WEATHER SttadyUs 14OIO Partly doady today, high la For AH Departments Ike 4k. Fair toaight and tom*r- tow. Low toaight U tho low Mi. High toBMirow hi tha 40s. Ked Monk Register An lnd«D«nd«nt N«w«oap«r Und«r Same Ownershipmf Since 1878 Iuut4 Daily, UMitf ttrcum Mil;, MMrM u fMond CUM Hutu 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOLUME 82, NO. 81 •I Uii Port OIOM at R*i Bank. N. /.. undar Uw Act at Much S, ISIS. RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1959 Calls for Big Vote CD Test Seen On Sewer Proposal GoodlnCounty; LITTLE SILVER — A govern- iog body member toft night cal- led tor a "large, representative'? Pleads Innocent vote when the day comet forre - sidents to decide whether they SomeConfusion want a $1,600,000 sewerage sys- In Auto Death tem installed here. FREEHOLD - John Stolz, 54, FREEHOLD — "Very good co-operation" in Mon- of Irvlngton, pleaded not guilty Councilman Douglas C. Wright mouth County was reported during yesterday's Civil said that is the only way thebefore County Judge John C. Borough Council will be able to Giordano yesterday to chsrges of Defense alert properly tell if residents are forcausing death by auto. Frank L. Wilgus, county CD director, said only or against the system. According to Prosecutor Vin- Red Bank had trouble with the test ; He spoke at the second public cent P. Keuper, Stolz waa the Thomas S. Dignan, acting hearing called by the governing driver of a car which struck body to a sewerage ays- Santo Laura, 22, of 102 Washing- itate Civil Defense director, tern report prepared by A. Jto. n St., Keyport, July 25,1MI in Mid the statewide test was Lansing Sanitary Engineering Matawan Township. Mr. Keuper good, with the exception of Weather Co., Trenton. The borough order- said Lauro waa a state Highway ed the survey made two years Department laborer working on Hunterdon County, where ago. the highway at the time. people refused to head the take- Due To Only about 30 persons attended The prosecutor said Mr. Stole cover signal. the hearing in contrast to some failed to stop at the scene of the AU.9UIIT—Red lank Polic. ,e. So*_ . Emarion *. Wllltam. a check. s BroadSt. t* tee that all motorists and pedes- Dr. Warren Fowler, Sr., Red 300 st the first one in October. accident and waa picked up k fi i l h k il dd D W Fl Improve , Governing body, Board of mile away. trians have tak*n covar. Picture was -taken fivamJnutei after the take-cover tiqnal tounded. Dr. Warren Fowler, Bank CD director, uid "we were Health, and Sewerage Committee Mr. Lauro died six days later Sr., Civil D.f.m. director, said motori.r* co-operated during tt* test, but added. "W* war* vary dissatisfied with vwy «•«««'«> •» the pedest •y It* Associated Pres*' members answered the questions in Perth Ambey Hospital. •ha. pedestrian response." Dr. Fowler said nearly 200 parsons remained an th* ttr**ts aftw tho taic-covr sign*!. H,™^^,^ that 100to 2 M posed by residents in letters. NEWARK-Wind-whipped mm psrsaaa r—lakwd ea the streets whistled through much of New- 10 Letters Read Gli*2aper Jersey yesterday, making driving A total of IS letters were read Canine Control Question Thieves Hit Yankrfs, Get UM take-cever perie*. and walking hazardous. tut night There were 22 read at The take-cover signals sounded the first hearing. Telephone Northern rural New Jersey re- Many of the questions over, ,363 in Cash, Jewelry at 1:30, and the test ended 10 ported u much as V/, inches of lapped each other, but the gov-Causing Council Confusion minutes later. snow, the tint substantial ac- erning body insisted on answer- Rates For Some Middletown Township CD ofcumulatio- n of the season. Cars The canine control question is and Frederic E. Giersch, Jr., Jewelry and cash totalling $2,- ficials said the test there gene- ing all of them. splitting Red Bank's all-Republi- also voted to introduce the or- EATONTOWN - New Jersey 313.48 wti stolen from Yanko's A few questions were raised store, 30 Broad St., Red Bank, rally wss good, but pointed out can governing body. dinance. Bell Telephone subscribers .in that some people at highway from the floor toward the end While the mayor and council this borough wiU be able to Sunday night or Monday morn- Only 'Trace* of Snow of the meeting. WarreaAbsaat shopping centers "apparently stand united in the face of any Th* chief proponent of thecall Asbury Park numbers' toll, •«•;• • -• • • •••' •'. .-,•••• weren't aware of the alert" Recorded in Thu Area Mayor P. Paul Campi saM onepolitical attack, a proposal to free after next ltaesday. The Police Chief George H. Clay- more hearing will be held - at control ordinance, Councilman Tha tows-tip's 11 fir* XaW WHss mWrnm WmmW VBMB put dogs on leashes has proJoh- n Warren, Jr., wu absent. Assodstad Press reported yes- ton said' $1,071.18 to cash wu a-** ' •^A^^_^__^^^A^ g^^kfj^puafw e_u_iB_a-s_s_SB_i a date still to be determined. duced many mixed,feelings. So waa Councilman Peter W. terdaytd . taken' from, 'two ufes on thLandse •P" He and council members have By a 3-2 vote last nlght-wlth Fahro. The State Public UtillHes third floor and four cash regis- after the day left aalya Ih said they want residents to be Mayor George A. Gray reluc- With the issue apparently set- Commissioomn n announced'ed:: the ters on the street floor. M fully informed of the proposal tantly casting the tie-breaking SUte police at the Keyport n*LaagsVaach< before making the decision in a tled, Mr. Oakley stirred things plan, which is going to save MWatebM ' Safely ballot—Council voted to introduce up later in the meeting. subscribers In the state an barracks said one out of fiveto a "trace." A total el to*" vote. The jewelry—M watches,. 30 motorists stopped on roads in the the dog control ordinance. Pub- At council's last meeting, when estimsted $l.«M.0W a year, necklaces, 21 bracelets, 43 pairs LAKEHORST (AP) — A 350- toath af aa kaeh IsH to Jha Actually, the governing body lic hearing will be Dec. 21. introduction of th* dog ordinance Among other exchanges which Keyport and Keansburg area is not bound by what the major- Approved by Voters of ear rings and 27 pins—were foot blimp landed at the Naval didn't know the Civil Detenu test wu postponed for further study will join in the toil-free setup taken from a display case on Air SUtion here at 7:2S a. m. esspsratarea ity decides. Officials are using A referendum at the November of humane guarantees for' theinclude: Belmar . Farmlngdale; was going on. the vote result* to sample pub- the first floor, the chief said, today after high winds kept it •a hi thre* la FtW general election on a dog control dogs, Mr. Oakley accused Ms fel- Englishtown - Matawan, James-: George Yanko reported the aloft overnight. Other Bayshor* municipalities lic opinion. question received overwhelming low council members of being burg, South River; Firmlng- No date has been set for the theft when he opened:the store Ground crews hoisted gasoline also reported generally good re- approval, 2,332 to724 . "hoity-toity." dale • Beimar, Freehold; and yesterday at g a. m. sults during the test to ha balloting, and Just how it will When the measure came up Tha dictionary says htrity- Lakewood . Point Pleasant, to th* big craft In a special m be conducted has not been de- The thieves climbed a pole sev- -_.__» bucket durinc tha t-sht en _1i_f_ir for introduction last night, Coun- lity BUM "thoughtless, giddy. Toms River f cided either. aral stores north of. Yanko's. sevinl^ w™attaint« "-s we•»n* t ••• VHBVIVVW-VaTS •**l*XP VajSJ*BV*SBBm 1 tarry *Malchow eaid. The reduction In toMs U theChief Clayton said,: and • then marts I Davtt That still hu to be workad "While I do not like a dog or- result of the state's appeal of SSl 1 out, the mayor said. walked along roof tops toYan •jeeausaofthewiad- . : It *aat very watt. dinance, I know that we arelast tight Mr. Oakjay gajfbs rats grant** Bell to's. Entry wu •mad* through Mr. Wilgus uid flrir alarms TakinTaktegf No* SiteSides duty-boun. _ d to .pass oje.. .How. feHMMWehow'aaadMr. TalapBM* by th* PUC Us 1»7. rear, window on• ths third g n spent t were sounded m Freehold six ton's' on the Non* was Ocean; Towwhip ^ *asaM' borougMr. hWrigh officialt sampbaalta "are nodt tryin thagi evtrcaus.e Ith>e penaltiegoiag tos arvotee toono be. TherMfmi thsrI- ' *_ wa______s_ nothlnf take-cover strew sounded. <*»• aormaiy milder Atlantic City. ... P* **-*-' '--— — -----^ a_g_si ' j_n_irssts-Tgl' _•___ v^rt_."*»'- '«*___•_•_____-*•'•*! to raJftoad this sewer proposal . . .end would wett-a-hard than Little Hope abeni'"%» operation. On* siren in Oakhurst faOed to but m through*" , oa the poor man.' tf Oakley asked Barn- Three paper baas with bills Sound. Mr. .Wilgus.. said. Disap U; p ;jbttofw f He uld they are-"taking no Councilman Everett C. Bayn- aul Carotenuto. borough attorney, and ehanr -wr^talten from a f weather coaitldas wsr* btoiud also.rasMted.• 'ia south River, a ton voiced similar sentiments If Mr. Matchow and Mr. Bayn ^0Wd' P 2Jx34-lnch safe In the office of A spokesman saM m* i for the failure. ; ' ^ " want out ia a mu- sides" but all they ask It that about the fines, and voted against to-air refueling is undertaken as many of the residents .as pos- ton could vote "no" on Introduc- Samuel Yanko., Chief Clayton There war* a* aidpel power phut but wu introducing the ordinance. Ha said the door of_th* MO-pound ««L*»_« _A___^._B_t*.__t ^_A._«••»• that while receiving from the Av*., wu approved u a taxi a loss for last year of 11,104 Federal funds of 1300.000 have several names under considera- ond day of his visit to Pakis- driver. , been granted to the borough for tion for ths vacancy. tan's largest city. U.S.A. what It gives, -they are 141. not willing to make acknowledge- Mayor George A. Gray read a Moore said passenger losses— the erection of a nlne-clsssroom Etoettbewsr saM there to aa citation given to Edwin O. Lorn- building to accommodate the ment of It and glv* cooperation about seven million dollsrs an- a**d far say haaltettoa about In return." erson, borough trcuurer, by th* nually—were stsble but that the"federally-connected" children of INDEX toward an effective Municipal Receivers and Tax steel strike had cut freight busi- personel st Fort Monmouth, Page •afwceabte dtoanaaaaut This wu aa sbvlsu |HM Collectors Association at a con- ness. Moore said freight volume Referendum Is Iprlag Amusements program. aslgahsramg tedla, with which vention lut month in Atlantic PaktsUa hu taught ever Kasa- should Incresse, when the ateel Enrollment utlmatet, however, Births I Referring to America's foreign City. situation is settled. according to the superintendent Jim Bishop aid program, the President prom- Natic* of schools, William W, Ramsay, ru's psllcy *f a*atrsHty be- Notice Hal Bsyl* ised that In the case of Pakis- (WM. Ik* West and tha Cent. All bills or claims against th* I will not be responsible for anyIndicate a need for an additlonsl Bridge tan and military stslstance, his Borough of Keansburg, for serv- debts other than contracted by 10 to 13 classrooms beyond thote Classified 17 government would continue to re- ices or materials during IMS myself. to be built with the federal grant. Comics II Elsenhower was Interrupted re view this Allan ally's needt and pestedly during his sddress should be presented on or before Edwsrd Wleland The question of providing the Crossword Puul* II would give them "sympathetic TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19th, 34 Towerhlll Ave,, Red Bank money for the additlonsl class- Editorials consideration." the excited Pakistanis, most 1959 to the undersigned for pay- rooms will go before the people of I whom obviously did not undei —AdvertUcment, Merblock • President Mohammed Ayuh ment. the borough in s referendum, Kitty Kelly II stand Kngllsh. They broke In re RICHARD A. JUSSEN. Baiar which probably will be held early Khan of Pakistan saluted Hlsciv pcalcdly with cheers. When hi Sistorhooct Bel OtoHusrlM * hower as a great world pence Municipal Clerk, next spring, according to Mr,Sylvia Porter ( RIM THROUGH KARACHI — Preildenr Eiienhower finished, a translator repeated —Advertisement Shalom. 20 Monmnuth Street, De Ramsay, II leader whose contribution to huthe speech In Urdu. comber 8th and Oth. 0 a, m. t Radio-Television waves to well-wlih*ri at h* stsndi alonqild* Pskli4sn't mnn progress and good will hns ( p, in. Luncheon nerved.—Ad A school census to provide fu-Social II Elsenhower said his conversi luro enrollment data for use In PreiicUnt Mohammed Ayub Khan In hone-drawn car- been unsurpassed. lions with Ayub Klmn had g Going out of business. Now stock vei'llnemciit. ______George Soknlsky I plannlnii the school will not under Sports riage at they ride to th* presidential pelsce In Karachi Speaking In Urdu, a Pakis- him n clear understanding of thladles apparel at cost and below. Ch'riiimas i'rtes way tonight at a preliminary 14-1J tani language, Ayub Khan said Carolina Shop, 74 Broad St. cor- 1 Slock Market J following the chief executive's arrival In Pakistan. grcnt problems Pakistan fac 15,000, your choice, $1. Iluhn'i meeting of the citizens conswi Amy Vnmlrrblll Ihn United States Is the one ner Monmouth, Red Bank.—Ad- F, Sf,, Dolniar,—Advortliemcnt. committed, Mr. ltamtoy reportod. r S. White . (AP Photo by radio from Karachi I country which has dono moit (See lilSliNIIOWliR JPg, 2) vertisement. 2—Tuetday. Dec. 8. 1959 RED BANK REGISTER E. Day Funeral Home, Red FRANK Bank. Rev. Roger J. Squire, pas- EAST MEADOW, I. I—Frank tor of the Red Bank Methodist >. Rodney, 68, died Sunday la Church, will officiate. Burial will Meadowbrook Hospital. Nixon-Rockefeller Primary t in Old Tennent Cemetery. Mr. Rodney was'a former res- ident of Rumson and Sea Bright, Contest Seen a Possibility JAMES DOYLE JOHN FREDERICKS N. J. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — RUMSON — John Fredericks, He was the *on of the late •WASHINGTON (AP) —The in opportunity to demonstrate hi Tames J. Doyl S3, died yester- 59, of 1 Highland Ave., died sud- William and Mary Mullins Rod- possibility thst Vice Preside* .•ote-getting ability in areas that day in his hom on Stillwell Cor- denly in Monmouth Medical Cen- ney. Richard M. Nixon and New York :»st heavy electoral votes in the ner Rd. ter Sunday. He was a member of the Op- Gov. Nelson Rockefeller may ;eneral election. He was born n Ireland, son of He was' born in Freehold, tonerating Engineers Local of Farm- tangle in New Jtruy't I960 pres- As the governor of a neighbor the late Nichol is and Margaret the late William and Anna Buck- ingdale, L. I. He hid belonged idential primary developed today. ng state, Rockefeller is widely Kehoe Doyle, le was a retired ley Fredericks, and was a gti also to the Sea Bright Fire De- Nixon wa* reported to have nown in New Jersey. Whether farmer and member, of St. station attendant. partment. canvassed the New Jersey situ- he could translate this into sup- Rote of Lima Catholic Church; Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Surviving are hit wife. Mrs. . ation informally lait night with port at the polls in • battle with Freehold; and the Holy Name Alice Sheridan Fredericks; a Jessie Minugh Rodney of East former Gov. Alfred E. Dritcoll, Nixon would remain to be teen Society of the hurch. stepson, George Mahon, at Rockaway, L. U a *on, Francis a dinner gueit. There was. no March 10 is the deadline for Surviving an hit wife, Mr*, home; a daughter. Miss Alice C. L. Rodney of Hempstead, L. I., public comment from either aft- filing of petitions to get a preti Margaret Doyl a eon, James Fredericks, at home, and a step- and a daughter, Mr*. Marjorle er what was described a* large- dential candidate's name on the J. Doyle, Jr., Lakewood; two daughter, Mrs. Otto Fisher of Smith of Poughkeepsie. N. Y.; ly « toctal affair. New Jersey ballot. Rockefeller daughters, Mrs James Scully of Oakhurst; a brother, Michael three sister*. Mr*. William Kreig Dritcoll a Gueit hat delayed any announcement Hillside, and Nrt. James Fergu Fredericks of Red Bank; three of Long Branch, Mr*. Alvin Don- . While Driicoll ha* been rela- of hit intentions. son of Tocaon Aril., and nine sitter*, Mrs. Gui Smith of Red aldson and Mrs. Bessie Layton. tively inactive in politic* recent- grasdchildrss. Bank! Mrs. James Green of Free- both of Rumaon, and a brother, . ly, -hi* support helped President m iss wiirbo.*offerod hold, and Mr*. Spencer Hulse of Leo Rodney of Sea Bright: six Eisenhower give the late, Sen. State Police I Friday at • a, m., ta St. Rote Everett, and three grandchildren. grandchildren and three great- Robert A. Taft of Ohio one of of Lima Churd by Rev. Vincent The funeral will be held Thurs- grandchildren. the latter'* worst pre-convention ALL OUT TO SH IKt— Resident of Karachi crowd balconies ef house* to watch Ltoyd. Burst will be in Ml day, at 10 a. m., in the John The Petit and Clayton Funeral aetbacka in tha 1152 'New Jer-To Continue Mivet Cemeter Bloomfield, un Home, Rockville Center. L. I.. President Eisenhower enter Pakistan'* principal city en route to the residence of E. Day Funeral Home, Red sey primary. der the direction of the W. H Bank. Rev. Charles H. Best, rec- i* in charge of arrangements. Sen. Clifford P. Case (R-NJ) Warning Idea Preile'ent Mohammed Ayub Khan. The President flew from Turkey to Pekisten en Freeman and I Da Funeral Home tor of Trinity Episcopal Church, said it it hi* judgment that if hit goodwill teur. , (AP Photo by radio from Karachi! Red Bank, will officiate. Burial Rockefeller decide* to contest TRENTON (AP) — State Po- COTTREX INFANT will be in Fair View Cemetery. WEATHER Nixon tor the 19M Republican lice Superintendent Joseph 0. Variable deudmeei taday wlft Ratter aaid today the state po- 17 Courtland Dr.. Hazlet, Cheryl Cotfell, two-year-old presidential nomination he ta like- daughter of Ernest and Barbara MISS SARA C. HILL highest temperature* la the Ha. ly to carry'the fight to the vice lice written warning system, a Eisenhower Sunday. year old today, ia a aucceat and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Boerler, Cottreli, 31 Ret tor PI., Red Bank Thhe funeral of MitMisst Sara Grace Meetly fair tonigh*•*•«••**<*••*t and ; preiident in the state's April II (Continued) Births died yesterday ii ~ I, IS, formerly of Atbury Park day with lewert tenujentwea co- primary. will be continued. Mechanic St., Red Bank, son, in Riverview Kos- Hill, Last Dec. • the state police its struggle to lift the nation's Sunday. pltal. willI be held tomorrow in the alght In the Iswsr »»* aieag^we Case •Neutral' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brehm, Chapel * Mt Htven ceme Cue, who it maintaining a neu- itarted handing out written warn- living standards. Rivervlew Hospital She was bar In Long Brand M degree* Inland, Ugheat Wed- ings for -minor law, infractions, Ttoasajg as the rale of aclence 26 Monmouth Dr.. New Mon- and waa a number of the Redtervms S Y - ^SirAtP *£ tral attitude at between the two Mr. and Mrs. Philip Martinez, mouth, daughter, Sunday. aeaday la the Ms. potential candidate*, aaid in an like failure to halt completely at ki feetterlac maa'a future, Eta- Bank Methodii Church. Burial will be there under the a stop sign or headlight not work- saM as Mlentlflc in- I Harding Rd., Red Bank, Mr. and Mrs. George Jablon- Block Island ta Cape Mayi interview he think* most orgtnl' tughter, yesterday. Surviving, bi sides her parents. direction of the Adams Me- ing. veatlea Is evil In Itself. ski, 75 Edgar Rd., Matawan, are two brat rs, John Bruci morial Home. SmaU craft warnings are dis- sation Republican* in New Jer Mr. and Mrt. Arthur Heitzen son. Sunday. played. Winds west te esutfcwest sey now are for Nixon. But he la the first year, 71,021 warn< "It is evil when devoted by and Lawrence James Cottreli Miss Hill died Sunday in Ivy ings were handed out. Col. Rut worthy' men to wicked pur- ader, 124 Wyckoff Rd., Eaton- Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Smith both at home, IMS m.p.h. with etrenger gust* siid this could change. own, daughter, yesterday. and hir paternal House Nursing Home. She had ter told a newsman. poses," he declared. Daiiey PI., East Keansburg, grandmother, Mrs. Guttie Cot today otcomlag westarly M4I "It teem* to be the general Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Miller, 91 daughter, Sunday. lived in Asbury Park many And he aaid the biggest tear- Atomic energy, the President trell of MataW years. m.p.h. tonight and Wedaeaday. attitude that Nixon hea earned 'ashington St., Red Bank, ton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Weather partly deady. VWbUlty hi* chance for the nomination," that warnings would be used by continued, can be devoted either The funeral will be held Thuri Surviving I* a' cousin, George police tasteed of tickets—did not eiterday. 532 Central Ave., Union Beach, day at 1:30 Case said. "The organisation benefiting mankind or to hir Mr. and daughter, yesterday. ' m. in the Joh O. Linkletter of Manhastet, L. I. >• materialize. During the same per- destruction. He recalled that six Mrs. John F. Ma- leaden are for him. •niBult ranthat —- mey, 20 Cherry Tree La.( Mid doesn't mean that they 10 he said, traffic arrest* in- years ago he proposed a pro- Monmouth Medical Center change it something shoulwouldntd KM. create* d 1,000 ever last yyear. gram for peaceful uses of atomic letown, daughter, today. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Bryant, pea which made Nixon look like "We are veryy,, very ppleased energy. Water St., Matawan, wn, yester- • bad bet to be elected witihh thh e program and wilill con- The citUen't welcome waa a Salem La., Little Silver, daughter, today. day. ^ New Jersey's M convention U««e with it," Rutter aaid. high point hi a crowded day votes offer a tasty bit of bait for "The response of the public wn for the President. Hit- ached- Mr. and Mrs. George Cambeis, Neptune PI., Keansburg, KOBERGER INFANT Christmas aay presidential aspirant willing'" greater than what we ex- nle Included a speech to the daughter/ today. LAURENCE HARBOR — Carol to take hi* chances of publicly P"t«* American community, a call at Lynn Koberger, 11-day old daugh- J. YANKO He aaid there are sign* that the tomb of Pakistani fonder, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burkhard, how. many motorists took the warn- Seawood Ave., Keansburg, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond He might find it lest risky, Mebamed All Jtonah, a display Koberger, 34 Cliffwood Way, died MMOADSTtUT •ID IANK ever, te run on ai preferentialI pttprl-. togatap to heart, and comcted bad ef hersemamhlp by Ayub laughter/today. presents eon- driving practices or fixed auto Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruddy, yesterday in Perth Amboy Gen- maty ballet ia a popularity Khaa's bodyguard, eral Hospital. test that is not btedlag on the defects. part ef a cricket match and 22 Willow Dr.j Little Silver, delegate*. And Rutter said the warnings later a alghtteelng flight by daughter, today. : Besides her parents, she i* aur- ' March 10 increased the co-operation of the helleepter over the city. Mr. and Mrs.'Joseph A. Me vived by a brother, Raymond have been coming from this store for 95 years public which hat a tendency to Cheera and crie* of "Zindabad Koberger and a sister,, Cynthia Because the New Jersey test resent rigid enforcement on some :arthy,.M>MUlbrook.Ave., Mid- Koberger, both at home; her ma- is fte lint la a populous Eastern (long life)" greeted Eisenhower lletown, daughter, Saturday. of the minor infractions. as he made hit rounds, extend' ternal grandparents, Mr. and stale, many poUUcaas think it Mr. and Mrs. John DeGroat, mlgfct provide Rockefeller with ing thegreatest welcome ever Mrs. Edwin Tharrett of Water- given a foreign visitor on this 283 Spring St., Red Bank, daugh- town, N. Y., and her paternal Toothpaste city of two million. Everywhere x, Saturday. grandfather, Walter Koberger of Eisenhower went, he was the Mr. and Mrs. John Greco, Cliffwood Beach. ; Slock object of excited curiosity. lolmdel Rd., daughter, Sunday. The funeral will be held tomor- Ads Hit His 40-hour visit, due to end Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Tre- row at 11 a. m. in the Day Fu- NEW YORK (AP) - The Am-tomorrow morning, appeared to rhella, 549 Mackey Ave., Bel, neral Home, Keyport, with Rev. Market erican Dental Association wants be a smashing -success in this >rd, daughter, Sunday. Francis R. Osterstbck of Bay- NEW YORK (AP) - Yester- more government control over Moslem nation of 87 million, Mr. and Mrs.. Vergle Wagner,shore Presbyterian Church, Cliff- day'* dosing stocks: what it call* deceptive advertis- link In the NATO-CENTO-SEATO 154 Brooktide Ave., Keyport, son, wood, officiating. Burial will be ACF tad l-T-M Ckc >rk 40H Adami Ei : ing by the toothpaste industry. chain of defenses against com< Sunday. in Cedarwood Cemetery, Key- Air ntdue . ' hm- t- L. io•U^4 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dudley, AMI Cp : Jer Mttj Association president Dr. Paul munism. port. . •. Alles Uwl I KalMr Al H. Jeeirlch told a New York Den- He is flying to Afghanistan and West St., Rumson, son, Sun- AIU«4 Ch 1 K»»»mtt - 35 Aiiitd an i bMtn tal meeting yesterday: then to India Wednesday. y. AMI Clwl "The association feela that the CONDITION •GOOD* Alcoa 1 sa Mr. and Mrs. John Bartnik, Am Alrlln • Federal Trade A Spring Ter., Red Bank, FAIR HAVEN-Edward Hick*, Am Btk ak Am Cm 2* should be empowered to request laughter, Sunday. 62, of Maple Ave., injured while Am Cyan I »elentiHc-:preof ^advertising Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seele'y, riding his bicycle on Hance Rd. unit rtr claims i from dentifrice manufac- (Continued) Eighth St., Belford, son, Sun-Sunday, is reported to be in Am Motori turer*. fairly good condition in River- Am Imtll Lnkwu ail. a' deteriment to Christmas shop- day. Am Bit Kick t«k?;.• » He urged a program calling for per* and educators alike. . Mr, and Mrs. James Dorsey, view Hospital this morning. MutMi a* Ieglelatioa to eliminate deceptive H«rek , M In Newark, Choppers leaned II* ru advertielng, set up a fair prac- into gusts at high at 40 miles 1 tices code and require scientific an hour . In the Camden area REEDS 25TH YEAR...BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 10.98 mi BIM proof of advertised claims. some achooli closed because of "Sadly, none of the ammoni- the weather condition*.' She* 10 taj It a** ated. chlorophyll, anti-enzyme the weather it scheduled to and aew germ-killing product* 1 Kit Improve. ' MIl hat lived up to Its advance no- _._ AM Ar es." Jeaerkh »ald. LONDON (AP) — Hurricane EVSWMU* ^_.. The reason for these claima sole For your morning coffee, or a lafo Ohl* (Ml MV winds bowled around the storm- OUvtr C» U< I* tot difficult to figure out," Otitb Mar lathed coasts of Europe for the O*«u 111 01 _ . be added. 'The public: apent 230 third day today. • The great EASY Reeds VMaY evening tnack this (eathar-tofr, quilted Pan A w Air 1114mUMoa* dollars on dehtrificet in Param net a\ storm - brought billiards, floods 1M«. which wu nearly II per and • deep freeze- from the duiter makes the moit of your natural cent more than in' the previoua northern tip of Scandinavia down year." through Central Europe. loveliness. Flattering neckline enhanced The death toll from the hat tering .by the. element* edged by a flowing bow and exquisite Schiffli Egg Market toward 60. embroidery panel*. This nylon tricot NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) r- More than 24 hours of rain on Wholetal* en offering* Inerets- the French Riviera brought tear* ad demand alow yesterday. Re-of a new flood in' the Reyran washes to beautifully, to easily ... emu Mat lit ceipt* (I dsy»> AMt. RRivei r Valley, where more than (Wholesale tefling prices bated 300 person* died In the break of needs little or no ironing. White with the Malpatset dam last week. Bbail oil" on exchange and other volume tales). Buses art two cargo ehlpa off- blue, pink with pink, bluo with blue. «I t> * W shore were standing by should vut Alre New York spot quotations fol- ow ch*ra low: evacuation become .neceitary, Also extra sizes, 38 lo 44 at 12.9$ « tmt but the rain (topped today, and *H Lt ••caps** ifnawaaier I4M Ko« the mayor of Frehu. Andre Leo- :n« RK _J Oil C«l 4t> Mixed colon — Extras (4(4S-SS 0 IMMon* •M Oil N t SO Ibe.) 3IH-J2; extras (4W« lbs tard, said he thought the situ- er4 Hoi - ii Pack KH ation had eised. ' . SECOND FLOOR Om Aoe«H 21-31; extra* medium tt^-MVi; smalt* »i/i-23; sUndardi large the world's biggest liner, the 2t-2*1/i; checks 25-27. 83,«73-ton Queen Elizabeth, Whltet — Extras (4S-50 lbs. docked 12 hours late today in FREE GIFT WRAP Om Motort 12-34H; extru (4MI lbs.) 29U- Cherbourg, France, after plow- Son Pvb V't Ing through the center of a a ni * it »H S1H: axtrae medium M-MH- '" ""— aim AI« Brown* — Extra* (48-M lb* raging ttorm whose 125-mile-an OaotfrKh 32-33. hour wind* ttirred up wavea SO y» antit feet high. exciting design D» aun Iselude* Nearby MAalOND MWAl DUtTTI Van Al Ml Whites — Top quality (4S-50 The waves smashed inch-thick Walnrth portholet in first-class cabins 40 Warn a Pie lbs.) 344% mediums 25U-27 W Ptnn Bi feet above the water line. Three "the FANTASIA" Win Vn Til small* 23-24. win* BI Browns — Top quality (4S-SQ of the 500 pasienger* tuffered Whlti MM (light injuries from falls on the tl.M WMkly Kelt VMr WosKrorth lbs.) 34 W-UH; medium. 20-30 TmM Bhat (mall* 2t-2». pitching deck*, but they did not require medical treatment when by Mele the ship docked. 10 DIAMOND "Moat of the paiscnger* stayed MIDAl UT LOCAL SECURITIES in their cabin* Saturday," com- mented an American passenger. aaa.%a! 'There wat no dancing and not sold or bought st the many people dined that evening. Km* of compilation.) Later the captain gave a cock' BANKI Dlv. tall party for somu of the pas- Bid senger* to assure them there Aabury Pk. Nat'l 1.11 32% 33H Asbury Pk., Ocean Grove ISO 40 waa no danger," AUeahunt Nat'l SO 41 Atlantic Highland* Ntti ISO CARS COLLIDE •elmer-WalT Nat'l t.00 Central Jersey Bank 2.00 S3 No one wti injured in a two- Farmers * Merchants IS car cra«h yetterday at Maple First Nat'l, Bradley Beach 4t Ave, and Water St., Red Bank. 5,00 ISS MAN'I fIIIV DIAMOND Flrtt Ntt'l, Freehold (XX) 12Vi Police Sat. Emerson R. Williams Keanaburg-Middlatown 12,00 330 **id a car headed north on Ma . Nil M«f» Long Branch Trutt 11.00 S25 pie Ave. collided with an auto Merchants Trutt •I M»k Mrti »>«r Matawan Bank • .70 20 going east on Water St. driven 5.98 .10 by Mildred Colorgcn, 33, of 324 UHKIIIT iir CANII Heleollun of In County Nat'l • .10 Swimming River Kd., Eatuntuwn, . . . VOU NAVK Pfrfoct Diamond* lovely.,, with the new long, low look. So practical.., with ^,.. NaflNat'l,, KeKeypory t .1.00 No iummon» was Isnucd. AT Vron $M lo II90O Male's new, origlnol necklace bar and "catch-all" pock*!. N«wLJer*ey fruit 1.00 4S Plui eighteen velvet-lined earring compartm«ntil Plus big, Sea Bright Nt'Nat'l .75 2* INDUSTRIAL SON TO ROBHS' bottom drawer I In luperb calfskin ilmulaled leather'with Electronic* AMiitence Corp. baautlful gold color tooling. Ivory, baby blue or rote, Electronic* Associate* (xxx) I0J Ms/, and Mm. John A, Robb 35 35V of I'oltlcru, FNUICO, lire pnrcnts Hanson VW-M .., Other ni.im /mm 2.')H lit I'JM Haydu Induitrici of * non, born Di>c. 2, Mm Laird * Co, .Robb In the former Vlvlim Monmouth Park 45 Round, diiYiihlcr of Mr. nnd Mr»,, to BHOAU siHI:I;I OWT 1'l.OOK N, J. Nil. Gas •• „.,, l Henry Kosntl of .Shrcwulmry, The! 1 1 Ki;i) HANK (x) Including ,10 extn; (xx) 8,7 percent ttock dlv. fa; 2.1 child, the cmipli,' * seventh, him .:.-' fS,1,0*;? dividend, (xxx) 2 percent itock dlv. 1958; ' 'ii mimed, 'Jlmolliy Jiimi Starring Wed., Doc. 9Hi, open every evening 'HI 9 P. M. excepr Soturdayi •Mix. dividend 2',i In itock. Raritan 'sPre-school Photo Unit HIO BANK HgCBTBt TWay, Pee. «. Hears Talk Airliner Skids in Safely' Census Nears 3,000 FORT MONMOUTH — Mm- Aiter Losing Nosewheeh louth Chapter, Society of Pho- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Re- Thomson and Mn. J. A. O'Neil. ographic Scientists and Engi- NEWARK (AP) — An Ameri-passengers did not penie, and •tilts of • wrvcy jiut completed Raritan Ridge — Mn. Joseph een, meeting in Striven Hal' Airlinei DOC lost its note- exited through the crew's door by the Woman'! Club education Machin, captain, Mrs. George tit week, heard Dwin Craig, vice heel while landing at Newark near the nose. department reveal there ii a tot- Heller, Mn. Robert Wilkenlow resident and technical directoi Airport lut night and skidded Pilot of the craft was Frank- al of 2,822 preschool children in and Mn. V. J. Fisk. Chestnut f LogEtronict, Inc. Alexandria, down an ice-covered runway in- Meyers, 4). of Fanniagdele, the township. Hill-Mn. Richard CrandaU. Hid- 'a., speak on the "LogEtronic to marshland near the New JerN. -Y. "There waa hardly any; ThU is in increase of 312 iiace den Hills — Mr*. Frank A. Le» tnlarger for color prints." sey Turnpike. impact whea we hit," ha said., January. , Furgy. Hazlet Ave. and Holm- The enlarger uses an electronic Aboard wen 32 paasengen and Meyen added that he landed Mn. Howard Russell, depart- del Rd. area — Mn. Francis scanning light source, he said, in five crew memben, bound ben in a heavy erauwiad and thai; ment chairman, reported that the Ludwig. ombination with a phototube that rom Chicago and Buffalo, N. Y. surface of runway 21 waa very break dawn showa that Ml of the xmtlmiously None of them wu seriously hurt slipperyli . children will enter the achool sys- >rightneaa. An airport spokesman said be The uotewhetl might hare tem ia 1N0; 32) ia Ml; 470 in The phototube provides auto- did not know whether the pi snappepped after ththee plane veered: IkeSldeUghto mm 19(2; 47g in MCI; and «0 in 1N4. matic dodging or print correction began to skid before or after it M tn1e ruaway, Meyen SUM, mi'. The survey ihowi there were KARACHI (AP) - Name al- 'V dimming the light source in lost its nosewheel. added he waa reterviag afonaa) * children bom state* Oet 2. most any kind of transportation thadow areai and incnuing.tts The four-engine craft wu statement for the Federal Aera* U and President Eisenhower will tightness in highlight areas. pulled from the Held so that air-nautics Administration. WaleM The present elementary school haye' used it before he returns Before the meeting, Mr. Craig ££ wu expected tolaaacf e aa ia> to Washington. enrollment is 2,441 wu honored at a dinner. There was a© delay toai r traf- qulry. . '' J Results of the survey confirm He drove through Kanchi yes- fic, which was diverted toothe Airporr t offWale aakf. thai the prediction by R. Thomas terday in a horse carriage. In SURFKIU PARTY— Frederic Messina, left, president of the Shrewsbury Hoard of runways. windt were Mowing at aboat 31 Jannarone, superintendent of India he and Prime Minister Education, and Howard E. Matteson, principal, congratulate Miis Marie M. Hamm Two Robbers A shower of. sparks streamed milet per hour from the touth* schools, that enrollment for the Nehru are scheduled to take a up from the plane's belly after southwest, and that gattt aa aJg$ •tart of the September, MO, turn hi a bullock cart, one of at surprise party last night honoring her for 25 years' teaching in the Shrewsbury Slug Victim the wheel aaappad. it noted down at » miles per hour were re* school term will reach approxl India's most popular means of School. The dinner was in Shadowbrook. corded. - • ~ <;• transportation. Into the wet Itspropelien mately 3,000. - , MADISON TOWNSHIP - Two „* An airline Mr. Jannarone revealed last The Turks brought out a 1934 men slugged a gas station at- Stewardess Martha McMU naiad that the DC4 week that all grades again will Lincoln limousine once used by Honor Teacher Big Vote Controller tendant with a .38 caliber pistol of BinUghata, Ale, said that about .StMM ia damage*. be on double session next Sep- Kernel Ataturk. From Athens to at 1:10 last night and robbed the tember at a result of the continu- Tunis, Eisenhower will use the (Continued) station of HO In cash, police re- ing heavy enrollment U. S. Cruller Des Moines. From For 25 Years and vote on whether they want Of CD Unit ported. Asks Higher Interest Rates At present, the township is the Toulon toPari s he will travel by tnin. A jet plane and several sewen. Police said Thomas Marshall, only municipality ia Monmouth In Shrewsbury Mr. Campi stated, too. that, M, of 25 Fordham Rd, Madison County with all grades on double heUcopten are other conveyances Is Appointed For Long'Term Deposits [ on the President's 22,00-mile SHREWSBURY—Miss Marie M contrary to reports, "we are not Park, was on duty at the Texaco session. pro-sewer nor have we taken LITTLE SILVER — Alex Za- Station, Rt. I at Erniton Rd. Group captains and their help- route. Hamm, a teacher here 25 years, dorozny, 31 Little Silver Point when the pair drove.up. NEW YORK ea Pre«y "*» wathed away. Mn. Paul Jannuuo. Broad St., attended Newark State One question asked many times Eisenhower turned to Us host, was whether the borough really In Baa Fatality rector of the National Bureau of . ~— Woodland Park —. Mn. Ed- President Mohammed Ayub Khan Normal School from 1924 to 1926, Economic Research. PUC Orders Crossittg j and them taught in Red Bank needed a sewerage system — ELIZABETH (AP)-The fam ward Bartb, captain, Mn. Fran- of Pakistan, and explained his and, if it did, on what basis this Murray also aaid the banks Gate at Spring Lake, I cis Brenton, Mn. Robert Simp- query to the photographers: as a substitute. ily of Frances Mroiek, a Trenton After teaching in the grade was decided. State College coed' Injured in kins, Mn. Edward Wyan, Mn. "I like to ask them questions— No the bus-truck cruh mat took 12 ?2L^J?J£l?Z£J?t: vmNEWAMC (AP1 10) - The PabW William Hermann, Mn. Joseph they are always asking me school in Carteret from 1927 to havtoSvk?^r orf ^LJwdeposits! .ttraugSUShh i^,the ^.>^ ^C""" " " yeaterdayios ^^ j^4 MacDougall, Mn. William Stat, 1934, Miss Hamm returned to But no answer on this wu lives, today filed suit for $175, New York things. Once I asked them how forthcoming from either the gov- 000 ^ and Mn. Thomas Windle. Marc many ribs a steer has." Shrewsbury. grade common stocks forlong - Hill — Mn. John H. Deuble, Although she has no teaching erning body, Board of Health, s Mrozek, of Linden, suf- electric gata at the Central Av#i term yield, by greater flexibility crossing ia Spring Lake by Dee. captain, and Mn. Arthur Judd. Karachi's open-handed wel degree. Miss Hamm has 93 or Sewenge Committee mem- fered fractures and burns when in investing their funds and by Split Rock and Norgate Manor come to President Eisenhower credits for extension work done ben. a tractor-trailer crashed Into the a willingness to borrow "when 21. — Mrs. William Windrow, cap- was extended today to members at New York University, Colum Michael J. Rafferty, a member rear of a bus Oct. t in North the deposit trend tuna unpre- Residenu had asked for the bia University, Rutgen Univer- of the latter group, said there are Brunswick. Eleven coed and a crossing device after Mrs. .Patri- tain, Mn. Lloyd Keleher, Mn. of his entourage by one enter- no figures on whether there have college professor were killed. dtctaNy tour." cia Ann Jacobs, 20, of Ifpriag Warren Roggeman, ;.in,. prising merchant. sity, Seton Hall University and Another 'economist. Dexter M. J, Ford, Mrs. Andrew O'NeUl, Montclair State College. been enough complaints from re- The truck driver,. Roscoe Pee, Lake Heights, a bride of, twe A large bookstore-newsstand on sidents to warrant installation of 54. of Brooklyn, is still hi Mid- Keezer, director of McGraw-Hill weekt, wu killed recenth/ waea and Mn. George Patera... the main street advertised in a Publishing Co.'a economics de- Trailer Parks — Mn. Charles a sewerage system. dlesex County Hospital in fair her ear wu hit by a train. morning paper "Our heartiest ken aad meat curries, accom- Robert. L. Lehman, Winding condition. partment, predicted a continuing The PUC said It Wakefiek), captain, Mn. Henry welcome to President Eisenhow- Industrial boom In IM. Jordan and Mn, Joe Lewis. panied by the •sual cbutoeys Way, scored the three groups Alex Zadtratay Poe U a defendant along with show cease order agaJntt the er, 10 per cent discount to hit for "not informing ua as to Cargill Inc. and Maspeth Truck Keexer rejected The wide- railroad If the device it not is^ Garden Parkway — Mn. Ed- entourage." The store ia named Mr. Zadorozny, a resident here ward Courier, captain, Mrs. J. whether-or not a problem really Leasing Co. spread fear that business next by the daadttae. "Pak American Commercial In- President Elsenhower's piston- exists in the community." since 1951, had been a member Lewis and Mn. George Reseter. corporated." of the CD-DC Police reserves engine Columbine III— a Super He urged the "council and Upper Raritan — Mn. John The proprietor said in the af- Constellation — has been brought other bodies to get us facts and Zadorozny, a graduate of Red Ritchie, captain, Mn. John ternoon that none of the viiiton to Karachi to substitute for his Bank High School and Monmouth Coughlin, Mn. Robert Cloward had taken up the offer yet. figures." College, served with the Army and Mn. Arthur Bitter. Garden Boeing 707 Jet on the trip toMr. Rafferty said the only way for three yean during World War Parkway and Surrey Ridge — Kabul, Afghanistan, tomorrow if officials can know if a problem II in Hawaii. Thousands of ragged Pakistani weather conditions require. Mn. Oule Donat, captain, Mn. boys and girts clicked stones to- exists is tohav e residents tell He is manager and secretary Fred Foiter, Mrs. Eugene Me- gether along a dusty road te . The Afghan capital Is ringed them. of Satter Lumber Co., Red Bank. lody, Mn. Kenneth Schramm, by mountains. If the airport ii Councilman Charles W. Steph- show approval of President. Ei- icy or wet, it might be easier to ens' explained the reason the He is a member of the Shore Mrs. Bernard Kieraan and Mn.senhower's appearance today at .umberman'a association. James Birr. land the Columbine than the study wu made in the first place the tomb of Pakistan's founder, heavier jet. wu to determine what the sys- Mr. Zadorozny will have the Foxwood and Coralwood — Mohammed All Jimtah. There has been snow in Kabul, tem would coat and not its need. responsibility' for control of . Mrs. William J. Smith, captain, Their torn, dirty clothing pro- funds, inventory, and "matching but today the weather there wu Namereva Cemplalats funds program" procuduns for Mn. E. M. Meade, Mn. George vided a vivid contrast to the spic reported clear. Calvert, Mn. G. A. Hopper, and span but modest cream and When the governing body de- the local civil defense organiza- cided to go ahead with the survey tion, Mr. Berger said. Mn. James Conway. Mn. J. F. white memorial, when the Presi- PreaMeat Eisenhower did Horan, Mn. Leonard Country' dent laid a wreath. there had been numerous com- «M dtptomatie fleMssg at a plaints from residents about sep- man. Mn. C. F. Geisler. Mrs. The children picked up stones ~i today between Alex Welsh, Mrs. Harry Snyden, and squatted for houn in the tic tanks and cesspools problems, Australia. he said. Elect Abbazzia Jr., Mn. Robert Symons. Mn. sun. Some were accompanied by Arrtvtag at the National Sta- James Moore, Mn. J. E. Dof- mothers covered from head to It wu then that we decided MATAWAN TOWNSHIP- Ml tant, Mn. z. A. Varga, Mn. D. te U. S. president re-to have a study made to see what chad Abbazzia wu re-elected toe in white robes with only tae eaat at Us auit aad president, of the District I Demo- A. Gilbert, Mn. J. E. Teuano, mesh-covered slits at eye level. the cost would be," Mr. Stephens Mn. E. E. Pfaff, Mn. L. A. it grata Jacket emMe* added. cratic Club at a recent meeting. When Eisenhower drove up wtth the laslgala ef die It was the federal Housnig and Elected to serve with him for they repeatedly clicked the Pakistani team Then he walked Home Finance Agency that fi- M0 were Benjamin Armour, vice tax MUM Nonca •tones together, producing a ante the ptaylag field te meet president; Mn; Earl Dennis, sec- the flayers. nanced the $13,000 coat of the •trange noise. But the car win- surrey. retary; Mn. Hans Krimmel. dows were dosed, and the Presi- of treasurer, and Charles Short, dent seemed not to notice. The borough, if It decides me Australian squad, noticed against installing the .system, can sergeant-at-arms. - the Jacket aad said with a grin, forget the loan. The club will meet tomorrow President Eisenhower flies ov- •1 aetlee, Mr. President, yeu night at 8:10 in the home of er the historic Khyber Pass to- If it decides to go ahead with have Jelaed the opposltloa." the project, it must repay it. Mn. Dorothy M. Sinnett, Clinton J.r.tjr, UII loUowInc h.r.ln&lur da- morrow-a treat seldom allowed Elseahewer wu taken aback St. Krftwd iuda. Mr. Campi noted that under an Tha HV lands will ba KM tomak t visitors to the India-Pakistan for a Moment, then laughed The group expects to approve SURE ih« amaint at mualclaal liana aharf*. subcontinent. ordinance recently adopted by abl. uttM UM wu on UM llm w aad replied, "Oh, I thought you the Board of Health there ia nowa $50 donation for the Sitter Ken- The pass in the heart of the were all erleketen." a method of determining the ney Foundation at the meeting, YOU GET amount front UM Mat dar at lair IN*, Rudyard Kipling country long and prepare.Christmas baskets I* IB* date at aaU. and tha OMU alhas been the traditional invasion number of spetic tank* pumped aala at publla trandua tones paraona aa wall u repain to the units. for the Parker Nuniag Home and aa will aurehaaa tha aama aubjaet to route through the mountains of the CHffweod Nuniag Home. nd.matlon at tka lawaat rat. af to> Scavengtn mutt register with ONE IN tanat. but la na eaaa In aieai Hlndukush-the Hindu killers- Bland Pays •IfM par cant per annum. into the subcontinent. the borough before doing the Thla alia la nut* undar tha i « ArtMa «. Chaptar L Pakistanis still regard it as a work he said. I960 I ih^iUYUad atatulM a $25 Fine From Jan. 1 toOc t H, he said, .. ItW tnrtegic gap in their natural de- irty in I fenses against Afghanistan and RUMSON-Harry Bland, West there wen IN units pumped out RECORD MM land! «o I UM and 20 cases of construction and •arnaa edl •araonma anlnat 'whom aaid that kingdom's mighty northern Lincoln Ave., Atlantic Highlands, taxea ha». bean lab on acaount at repain. aaeh panal for anaaia laiaa an u neighbor, the Soviet Union. paid a $2S careleu driving tine Mlowa: Pakistan forbids any flights by list night. SALE Marcarat I, BraurJBMatoy Citato,. klk. 1, civilian airiinen over the fort- The cue was heard before ThU U out of 1,541 dwellings, lot 1. Ntwman Iprlni. Rd. _.. imo.oT five farms, and 41 businesses, Variant i. Bra» itlaia, klk. 1. studded pass. The regular line magistrate Stuart A. Young, Jr., MM between New Delhi, India's cap- in Municipal Court. he added. Marsarat Ut.IT ital, and KabuJ, Afghanistan's The following fines were paid One reiident blamed any sep- All Makes Adrian 'a Hele1n Willttlwiuvr,:. - blk. i, capital, is allowed to go over tic tank problems oa the "minia- lot 41, Clinton PI. . ... SM.TI i1n Violations Bureau last night: Joatph * BdlUt taMt, Mk. I. lot Pakistan, but U forced to detour Richard Hampie, Maple Ave., ture" sewer units installed by 5, <)rehard at. «...'.. _™«.w SS.CI around the pus. Pakistan's re- Red Bank, careless driving, $20, developers of mass housing. All Speeds lations with both India and Af- and Bryan Attridgei Alameda Bernard Kaplan, a Board of KM ghanistan are stnlned. Ct., Shrewsbury, speeding, |2J, Health member, said "this ia 33 rpm and noliy car muffler, $10. partially true." to* mm wwmw •»•, —n i •..,. H>44 JOIN TODAY! Irvine tStHsar a Manal vu. ^Pakistan today presented Herbert Brown, Lincoln Park, But he added in December, $1.00 Re«. 2.9I man, Ma. II, M IT. Kuraky President Elsenhower a silver paid a 935 fine (or ihootlng at 19M lha state adopted a health A CLASS FOR EVERY PLAN AND PURSE replica of the Badshahl Masjld ducks after sunset. This is In code which seta up atiffer re- 2.34 Ro«. 3.«0 — the imperial mosque — at violation of the state hunting quirements for developan instal- 2.7f Ke«. I.tl Pay f .M week ant) resolve 21.00 Lahore, laws. ling septic tanks. 4.1f Pay $ 1.00 week ana* receive 10.00 The mosque ji the largest In "Then has been very little Pay $ 2.00 week ant) resolve 100.00 the world. It was built in the 17th LAMOND CRITICAL trouble since then," he said, 3.4t Keg. 4.91 Pay $ 3.00 week and resolve 110.00 century by Emperor Aurangzeb PERTH AMBOY - Ralph La- A total of lt6M properties wUl and la an outstanding example mond, Anne Ave., Herbertsville, be served by the proposed sys- Stereo and Moneral Pay $ 1.00 week and resolve 210.00 of Moghul aichitechure. Brick Township, remained in cri- tem, while 221 would be exclud- Pay f 10.00 week and receive S00.00 Eisenhower on his visit to India tical condition this morning in ed. will see another and more famous Perth Amboy General Hospital, The area to be served Includes Pay $20.00 .a week ane* receive $1000.00 monument left by Aurangteb's Mr. Lamond waa one of the ac- roughly W per cent of the bor- 41 rpm father, the Taj Mahal, which cident victims Thursday ough's population. ft« Reg. 1.29 NO SERVICE CHARGE •hah Jahaa built as a tomb for 63-car pile-up on the Garden Should the tystom be installed, hit wife, Muntas Mahal. State Parkway. One man died the yearly rental fee would be 1.01 Reg. 2.49 at a result of the accidents, IM for a tingle-family dwelling. 1.M Reg. 3.91 Barbara Elsenhower last sight visited Jiraiah Ctntnl Hospital, ChMrsw'g named for Pakistan's founder, r pt. THiomao ; RU« aV^rieS when the United States operates I IT, IM s, Rammqn M, ... an Institute training teachers for aimurl T«Hor KM,, blk, It?, Tot THE B TaWe Lighter Set • $14.fl Jl, /unirlniri,Vrm>k IM .,.., Pakistani medical colleges. Unhurnhurt * 1,110111" McMr«nlMcMr« , Mk, Albums 35* Reg. 19c ^t«t«,, lolM, Jumflni nnrr k n3 The President's daughter-in-law Pram Lenei Ixecutlve Lilt MM William;Willim; . MkMk, HTHT, llriml|lnn Kit. toured the crowded wards and CtrtalOf J, W. Mnrrla.llat.L,Wk, the training Institute. As ahe left, Kp»d«l A»"Min«iin; t'lfarliw s patient placed a floral garland MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Lola, orillnanrK nH Mnrnnrel limy M«MI«. Mk. I, around her neck, lot 'J. VII NKWinan HiirltiM Mil, mum I'll I a hamlftume Mil I'nmiiUmmili (ami cniniillmania) any illnnar- MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION af nti UkM «r aaanaMiurnla. 'rnalff nml The state dinner served for wait, In inalrliril flniM .hupra nf find l,.nc,x chin., Unnann fnit*r»iil iniiat ha imlil tty tha |>iirrhna*r the president and 2M other in.chnnl.m In IlKht.r. Othvr naltama lo llli.tif,. Ona of many ALL OFFICES OPEN 6:30 TO • P. M. FRIDAY EVENINGS tirliim lha rnnrlmlnii nf lha Ml>, mh' • UKVMtlmu In our l..nox Caulna- nf (ilfia for hiulnma or • rwl«« (In vmrtrly wilt l/« lmm«(ll«l*iy guests by President Moham- 7 Itoraunal lit*, Al «nr |lma t»fora lha •«!•, lha Col. med Ayub Kahn ilarled blandly lantnr will ra>«p|va rnymanl M tha with celery soup and a local ammitil ilua, jn««»i»r wllh Inlnrtil anil .('nil fur nataln« U Monmourh St. ALL DAY • ONE STOP BANKING «n«ia Inrurrxt in Ilia rtal. n» naym«nl. ilih In a cream sauce. But it IIIKI) HANK. NI'.W JKUHKY * Ml 7.4H00 „ WIIIUM mr Jiano ami laal lhfa lMh quickly warmed up with char- 'ana Illnnoha, Dlin.iV CluliCll , Am. Kxnrai* Red lank H.'onAwv coal broiled mutton, a highly Open Wed. and Frl. NlghU RED BANK / LITTL$ SILVER / KEYPORT / ENGLISHTOWN t«ir. II-Ji-l spiced rice pllif, and both chl<> I the benfc will offer two Aide 4—Tuewfay. Bee. 8, 1959 RED BA\K REGISTER Traffic Receipts importance awards. HAL BOYLE The first prize is to be a $100 Gives Talk TO END TRAINING Friday at the Naval Trainin Drop 50% —series "E" bond, and the 'sec- Center here. The graduation e* NEW YORK (AP) — Many an elderly grandfather Of ~~~ """ ond prize a $25—series "E" bond. — Frank Lftertl, GREAT LAKES, 111. — David ercises, marking the end of 11 RUMSON P. Mtire, son of Mr. and Mrs. weeks of boot camp, will includ' Receipts from fines for traffic reams this time of year of the joys of the old-fash- The awards will be presented staff representative for the AFL- Paul J. Maire of 45 Cooper Blvd., a full dress parade and review and other offenses in Red Bank jned Christmas. Essay Topic at Regional's Awards Assembly CIO Speakers Bureau, was the - Middlelown, N. J., is scheduled ell nearly 50 per cent in Novem in June. featured speaker at the first meet- to graduate from recruit training It pays to advertlie tn Tht Kegtite But when he describes the yule seasons of long RUMSON — "The Importance ing of the current series of the ber, compared to the October go to his modern city-born grandson, the boy won- of Savings" is the topic of a new HOME AGAIN Public Affairs Lectures for sen- igure. essay program to be instituted ior students at Rumson-Fair Ha-' ders whether they weren't a form' of LOCKPORT, N. Y. (AP) — Ex- ; According to the report of Ma- in the economics classes at Rum- ven Regional High School. punishment rather than a pleasure. son-Fair Haven Regional High cept for the jail cook, deputies gistrate John V. Crowell, present- might still be questioning a. lost Speaking to senior .economics . ed to Borough Council last night, "We didn't buy our tree at a super- School, Floyd DeNicola, econom- and United States history classes, ics instructor announced this 9-year-old boy who refused to the total last month was $1,205. market," recalls grandpa, "we went into state his name or home address. Mr. Liberti traced the history of Receipts in October were $2,359, the labor movement, described the woods and found the one we want- Awards totaling $125 have been The cook recognized the young- the high for 1959. ster as the son of a friend, pre- his own experiences dating back . Of last months total, the bor ed, and chopped it down ourselves, and offered by Merchants Trust Com- pared him a big plate of ham to the early days of the Century, , ough kept $640: the county re- lugged it all he way home on foot." • pany Red Bank, in connection and eggs, and directed.deputies and outlined the goals of the ta- ceived $515, and $50 went to the with the program. to his home bor movement. state. "Didn't you get caught?" ,*sks the . The winning essay will become There were 26 persons arraign grandson. i the property of the bank, and ed last month before Magistrate •OYIB "Oh it wasn't against tiwla w iii •win be printed tordUtributfe n Crowell for non-traffic offnete* from bank office*, Mr. 11 of them for disorderly con those days," says grandpa. .'; ;v.v . Mid.. • . .:4& Order Your duct. IA October,.the magistrate "And we didn't buy our ornaments Irons a "The program, was .conceived had 45 offenders before him, 22 to stimulate student thinking ib for violtions of the borough's store. We decorated the tree ourselves. We'd get an area which is the keystone of disorderly persons act. needle and thread and make long strings of cran- our capitalistic systent-itnat is, FIREPLACE FUEL Violation of state -motor ve- berries and popcorn* and wind then around the savings," he stated. hicle laws produced 64 summon- tree. And we'd cut out a pasteboard star and cov- ' He added: :J'f:/.^,.-'^ ses, in November, fix more thin "Our banking ' firms, play, a • CANNEL COAL the October total. er it with a piece of tinfoil and put it at the top most important/role m jthtf econ- Parking tickets totaled S3 last of the tree. omy, especially in the area of • FIREPLACE BRIQUETS month, two Jess than ware issued "We didn't have electric lights. We lit the capital formation, for they take in October: ~ the savings of people and make tree with candles." • these savings available to busi- "Didn't anybody turn you in to the fire de- ness firms for capital improve- FROM... partment?" asks the modern lad. ment. "According to the belt esti "No, the nearest fire cart was 10 miles away mates, Rumson-Fair Haven Re- In town," chuckles grandpa. "We kept a bucket gional High School is among only 20 per cent of the high 'schools of water handy In case the candles set the tree on in the state which offer a course fire. in economies." "On Christmas Eve we hung our stockings from Every student in the economics LAWS WORSTED the fireplace mantel and ..." cluses will be assigned the topic as part of the regular course COAL COMPANY, INC. MEN'S SLACKS "What's a mantel?" asks the city grandchild. work. • ". . .'And in the morning we found them full of Ivy front, alim fit slacks The lengtg h of the essay sshalh l 381 RIVER RD. In all tha wanted colors. nuts and apples and stale hard candy and a great big be not longer than 500 words. SYCAMORE AVE. We'll alter them after FAIR HAVEN Chrlatmaa. beautiful orange. My, what a treat it was then to'get Judges will be Dr. John Kin SHREWSBURY ney, Jr., regional superintendent, 5 an orange." and Mr. DeNicola. ., SH 1-6300 SH 7-1030 I6' "I don't see what's so wonderful about an oldAlfred C. Gopel, vice presidenl orange," breaks in he child. "I drink orange juice ORLON BLEND everyday." . , SWANK SUPERBA SANDLER * WORTH MI can still remember how shivery cold it was LEATHER BELTS NECKWEAR ARGYLE HOSE on those Christmas mornings," continues grandpa. "Why dld't you Just turn up the thermostat?" There wasn't any thermostats in those days THIS WEEK ONLY because there wasn't any furnaces. I had to light the fire inthe Utcnen and parlor stoves." ' "What presents did you get, grandpa?" "Oh, my sister usually got a doll, and I'd get may- ie a sled or a new sweater." "Is that all?" asks the child. "Yep, that was it." "You didn't even get an electric train and a bi- Of course we hava the "4 cycle and a space helmet and a rocket gun and some in hand" ties but hav* you The most popular socks Smartly styled leather for men are the handsome- games?" thought about bow ties? belta Including allirator ly patterned argylei. and Imported Moroccan "Nope. We got one present each. That was all leather. ,.50 1.00 . the family could afford, and we were mighty glad to I50 to \0n get at least one apiece, I can tell you. I remember one year I saved up my spending money for a whole year to buy my father a muffler and my mother a new apron." , : c MEN S SHOP ; "I bet you went out riding on your new sled right away, grandpa." BROAD STREET, CORNER MECHANIC STREET "Nope, in those days everyone had his chores RED BANK to do. I had to go out and slop the pigs, and wa- CARPETING Member of American Expreu, Carte Blanche, Dinen* Club ter the horses and chop firewood for the kitchen stove, and carry out the ashes and—oh, It might be afternoon before I got to try out my sled." The old man sighs as he fondly recalls the ecstasy of Christmas in his youth, and turning to his grand- fash son he asks: ~«SaiE» "Well, sonny, how'd you like to have an old-fash- *v ioned Christmas like that?" WASH-DRY And he is a bit surprised at the small boy's pas- sionate answer: "Grandpa, I'd turn in Daddy and Mommy to the Everything Automatically police — and I'd turn in Santa Claus, too. Nobody can treat little kids like that anymore — and get away with it"

New Jersey was first called Church Croup the Garden State in the 1600s in a circular: distributed in Scotland To Present to attract settlers. Yule Pageant Needlttuft's A pageant will be presented by the Women's Fellowship of the * 1009b NYLON TWIST First Baptist Church, Red Bank. Special Thursday at I p. m, in the Mary BROADLOOM E. Mount Fellowship Hall. Oak Oiiaranreee far 10 Ytaril land St. • Maple Ave. Taking part in the pageant. PURINA Thick, deep pile of outstanding "The Ninety Miles to Christmas," beauty and thrilling uncle it •re, Reader -Mrs. William Beat- resilience, Nylon wears and tie; Mary • Mrs. Jesse V. Cook: wears, resists soil and crush, is CONVINIINT IUDGIT TIRMS Joseph • William Morgen; widow DOG of Naln - Mrs. Henry Braun; Ab- easiest to keep clean and fresh rheno for HOMI SHOPfINO I looking. Colors: Desert Beige, ram • Mrs. Melvin King, and woman at wall, Mrs. William Rose Beige, Sandalwood, Autumn Our man will bring samples lo yaur Morgan. CHOW Beige, Spruce, Aqua, Gold, Grey. home—will measure aad estimate. > Soloists will be Mrs. John W and IS* widths. Crouthsmel and Mrs, Francis Swaru. The chapel choir; will sing, directed by Robert A. Ivey, Price 2. B.F. GOODRICH SPONGE TACKIESS minister of music. 3. Mri. Thomas Wilson, co-leader RUBBER CUSHION INSTALLATION and program chairman for circle six, is chairman of the program, •MM »W.1»I M*M M-IM •nd the players are from circlt C. M. NMSLAND six. Elmer Cottrell Is in charge 10 Iks.. ALL-WOOL EMBOSSED WILTON 9-SPEED, 2-CYCll WASHER 4-WAY DRYER of properties, The "Bethlehem'' ACRILAN TWEED mural wis done by Margaret COMPLETELY-INSTALLED WITH fives safe, •IMabrlc washing I gives you tmU, all-fabric ajrylnf I COMPLETELY INSTALLED WITH SPONGE RUBBER PAD Qulvcy, Sharyn Qulvey, Glertdl nibs. SPONGE RUBBER PAD • UOUUR IHtP • UOW SNIO « NORMAl Bowling, Jeanne Crouthamel, un • COnONS, WASH N WEARS - Hto! one! der the guidance of Mn, Sam 11 I15H Reeuleriy $13.«5 $9.95 CVCli • SHOM CYCli • CHOICI OP I WASH tumbling • FUSSY WOOIENS - Heat and no uel Phillips. Alfred Beck Is In $9.95 AND 2 IMSI WATIt TfMPIIATUMS • CUNT charge of the speaker system Mrfc*. '5 We bought up a manufacturer's discon- tumbling • SYNTHETICS - Air and tumbling tinued expensive quality Acrilnn Tweed An unusually attractive uncut pile, with small-scale, over-all pattern' in luxuriously ID l». CAPACITY • DELICATE THINGS - Air flow alone - No A love gift offering will con .00 Broidloom, slashed the price, and bring elude the program. 100 lbs. you this complete package with paddlnK thick 100% wool, Closely woven for maxi- Exclutiw tumbling There will be a short buslneis MO and installation at unheard-of saving!)! mum wear; resists crush and footprintlng, meeting with Mri. Henry Pat Colors: Nutria Tweed, Rose Delce Tweed, Colors: Brown Tweed, UOIRC Tweed, Nu- Pebble Beige Tweed, Ulnck and White 3-Way cale, nrtildent of the fellowship elckee up et stare trln, Sable, Green, 12' width, : NEWNORQE3-YEAR presiding. Tweed, Golden Wheat Tweed. LINT-FILTER Social hour will follow with clr Removal lint, : DRYER WARRANTY* clou five snd six i» hostesses. scum and sand • A wrltltn promlit el troubl.-lr.a • pirfgrmtnc* m»tr m*di B.lor.l ENDS RECRUIT TRAINING automatically! t 'Motor prottctid by lull om.y«ir warranty SWARTZEL'S SANDLER & WORTH • ••IIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIKIMIIIIIII GREAT LAKES, III. — James K. Wnrd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hailef RR. SleHnej •OLD, SERVICED AND OUARANTHD BY YOUR NORGI QUALITY OiALIR lames Ii, Wnrd of 47 Park Ave,, ROUTE 35, EATONTOWN TRAFFIC CIRCLE 'tuniRon, N, .1., uriulunlrd from •ccnilt training Friday nt (he N« Phone CO 4-2211 Liberty 2-2200 APPLIANCE vnl Training Comer here, ItnrilS: Man,, Wed. /•>/„ I him a. m. In 0:00 p, in, [rudunllon cxfrclarn, mnrkliiR (hr!"|. Hailtt, N. J. •nil (if II weeks of boot camp, V Tiic.s. Tfmrs., Snl., 'J::iO n. in. tn 5:30 p. m. ncliiilrd n full drrM |mr«tlc mid t* Older Sfortt: Route 22, Springfield; Rouro 4, Paramu* SUN MIDDLETOWN, SHOPPING CENTER review. /m I tag. "Mm Plata* Spew Eatontotrn RED BANK ItF-CISTER . Dec. », 1959—S Says Books biography of the Duke of Bad- ford; 'The Joy of Music," Leon- Mrs. Leland Hinkle, Campbell Mrs. Arthur Pierce, South St., Keuren is vice moderator of the ard Bernstein: "Underwater Pho- Dr., visited her brother, Herbert fell and cut his head Tuesday Monmouth Presbytery. Make Good tography" by Jacques E. Costeau, .esser of Springfield, Thursday. morning, necessitating four stitch- and "Advise and Consent" by Mr. Lesser is a surgical patient es. A neighborhood birthday gather Allan Drury. at the. Newark Eye and Ear ing was held for Mrs. Leland Hospital. Gifts for Men Mrs. Scaly flso reported on Dr. and Mrs. Charles Whitaker Hinkle at her home on Camp- r her recent attendance at Litera- bell Dr. last Wednesday. * ' EATOm-OWN-Mr». Leslie D of Clarksville, Md., were over- ture Day in Avon, accompanied Dwight Ransom, son of Mr. night guests Friday of Dr. and Seely. chairmui of the literature by Mrs. Fred StilweU. John Cun- and Mrs. Anson V. Ransom, department, reviewed tome cur* Mrs. Norman Thetford, South St. The annual Christmas party ningham, reporter for the Newark Myrtle Ave., celebrated his sev- for members ol the Fatima Moth- rent bait Milan at Thursday News, spoke on the history of enth birthday Saturday with a night's meeting of the Woman'* „ _. _ . _ ,, ers'.Club of St. Dorothea's Cath- New Jersey. He noted that our family party at his home. Mrs. . Thomas Erb, Reynolds , , , ; Community Club in Memorial state will be featured in the Jan- Dr., gave a demonstration party 0 jc church wf|| ake p| ce Tues School. day, Dec. 15, in the church uary. 1M0, issue of the "Nation Mrs. Arthur Frazer, Broad St., last week st her home for thehall. A special award will be luting that "booki would mike al Geographic Magaiiae." benifit of the Presbyterian Church good Christmas gifts for men," was hostess Thursday morning to given in place of the exchange MM. Scaly suggested the follow- Small gifts' and home-naked a demonstration party for the of gifts. Mardi Gfas dance tickets goodies will be taken by mam' benefit of the Women's Society Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Van will be distributed. ' bers to the Jameeburg Home of Christian Service of the Meth- Keuren, South St., attended the I Mirror Wednesday. Dae. IS. for tha an- odist Church. installation of the new pastor of Buying or Mlllnf. Alwijra look it* nual Christmas party. Mrs. Val- the Presbyterian Church at Fork' TIM RegHttr eluilfMd lor quick t»- antina Erb, chairman, announced Francis Pierce, son of Mr. and ed River Friday night. Mr. Van .uu..-Adv«rtn.m.nt. that there will be a program for the boys featuring n magician Migraine Explained and ventriloquist. Attending the party from tha club will be Mr. Nnul and Mrs. Sosly, Mrs. Francis Bruce. Mrs. Vincent Festa, Mrs. Andrew Mayer, .Mrs. George Bou- bau, Mrs. Theodora Evert and Mr. Valentin* Erb. . Mrs. Giles B. Van Dyne, state chairman of the college com "CUNNINC" FOR T H I S T A » 8 - »'s «et an anU-alreraf t tun but ralttee. has sent out printed sheet) a telescope for the University of Dayton being tried ••» by student HsroM Harrigan. stating what woman's clubs in left, and Brother Thamss P. Sehlek ef the sehoel'e physfca dewrlment. The •«>«<•*• the state have accomplished at can see ttart by day and can be directly connected with TV U televise sightings. Douglass Collage. Since the clubs' inception, they have.sent 11.100 /S&sha* teadache'ba'speeisl students on scholarship to the Had of head pain which occurs college. A goal of IM.000 has at more or has regular intervals. DEISMS THE MENACE by HANK KETCHAM la some' genoae ueattack may been act to furnish tha new li- spayjayonraasisirt brary study.center at the col MEDICAL i at* eWon. There may lege. After the business meeting #jg> dlSSIBCM, members viewed a fur fashion MEMOS tlw~iisa

Woodrow Wilson became pres- sleeping pills which contain a ident of Princeton University In barbiturate drug. IMS, governor of New Jersey in 1. If you are taking an anti- Mil and president of the United coagulant drug—Such a drug is SHREWSBURY States in 1IU. frequently prescribed to help prevent the formation of blood PHARMACY A hustling swimmer in Israel clots in persons who have heart can swim in four different seas or artery disease. It is com- CAU SH 1-4I74 la one day — the Mediterranean, monly used in persons who have the Dead Sea, the Sea of Galilee had or are threatened with coro- and the Red Sea, nary thrombosis. If the barbitur- ate drug is taken before the anticoagulant, then the anti- With o Check-Loan Account clotting effect of the medicine is cancelled out. Apparently %the barbiturate drug, if taken at all, Chrone was commentator. tvwy man ai* woman can you always hava should be used at least five The installation of officers wil hours before the anticoagulant Association take'place at Thursday's meeting samlsrtssls shaves overt "•oh- drug. Otherwise the anti-clotting of the Association at • p. m. MONEY FOR medicine will do no good. Has Fair In the, church house. Miss Doris >. If you have been drinking Frame will present a musical alcoholic beverages Alcohol la a SHREWSBURY-The Women's program, with Mrs. Lois Mac sedative, in spite of the enhlla- Association of the Presbyterian Mahon Jolce as eoMst. THE THINGS YOU NEED rating effect one geta tempor- Church held its annual Christmas . There will be group staging by arily. The sedative adds Rs ownFair Friday in the church house— *w• Choristers, who will lead in sedative effect to that of the al- the singing of carols later in th Juit II i savings eccount is an account in which the first given since the building cohol and the powerful sedation was completed. evening. yau deposit manay for Mure use, a check-loan at> which results may affect the res- Interest ar piratory center of the brain and The fair headquarters was dec- ON THE SPOT Carrying Charge oeunt is for SORROWING money for present use. cause paralysis of tha lungs. orated in the Christmas theme, Many persons who die In their with large wreaths hanging in GLENDALE. R.I. (AP) — sleep are victima of this com- each window. The proceeds of The Glsndsls Volunteer Fire De- You put no money in when you open a Check-Loan Ion. Some are erroneously the fair are being donated to the partment has respondedf to the Account at Freehold's First Notional. Insteed, bated considered to be suicides. There church house building fund. first alarm sounded on Ma new to ataw the great possibility Highlight,of the day was afire aim. The button activating on new much yew can repay monthly, this lank sets one haa been drinking fashion show featuring clothes the apparatus Js In the home of up a fund ef money from whieh you may borrow that he does ' not know •om the Wllhelmina Dobbins shop Harry Wolstenholme, who public- many sleeping capsules he . isIn Red Bank. Models were Mrs. spinspiritedl' y permitted its installa- as needed. taking at one time and can essl Thomas Henesy. Mrs. Henry tion there. He also was the first ly take an overdose. Weber, Mrs. Johrt Newbon, Mrs. to push the button. The fire lad- M MOAD STRUT 717 COOKfcfAN AV1NUI Yau pay nothing until you use the money. When Richard Nichols, Mrs, Charles F. dies responded so promptly RID IANK AMURY PAIK H. Johnson, Mrs George Hett, fire Saturday night in-the Wol you need money or wish to finance a purchase, just Mrs. Walter Govinskjr and Mrs. stenholroe cellar did littl'i dam troop 50 Leslie D. Seely. Mrs Charles age. write o check on your check-lee n account. Takes Hike SHREWSBURY - Scouts from troop SO, left the Presbyterian church house Saturday morning on a five-mile hike to Holly Ridge, Yoacaa New Shrewsbury. tasssMch: Tenderfoot scouts passed ad- tif $14* vancements on hike methods and reading, measuring, map reading, fire making hike cooking and wildlife observation. Th* appearance $7M Second class scouts passed ad- Sfaf vancements on enmp equipment, •«•• T* *v*t* Fin* etatfiM" (cant.) health and protection, first aid, •of a Hickey-Fr««man suit SM *I.1M camp making, woodlore, camp Hickey-FrMnun'* deaigning and tailoring cooking, edible wild plants and on a form in our window $71 fiJM signslling. standards art b—td en an intonsive study of •IM Scouts participating were stiff ths human body, with particular *mphaais on I2.4W Junior assistant scoutmaster its arm and torso movcimnts. shows little difference Jamas McGrath; senior patrol These movement* must never be restricted leader Alan Halsey; quartermas- by the garment—a mon difficult uugnmsnt from that of a ter Terry Warwick;' scribe Rob- than it sounds. ert Davey, librarian Richard Nev- lus; bat patrol, John Sharp, lead- . For Mampl*, then U a gain of approsi- er, and Ernest Raynor, James • mataly •* in a man's back mcaaummnt whan less expensive suit. Andrews and Ricky Barnes: wolf he moves his arms from hi« aide and folds patrol, James Robblns, leader, then. A well-mad* »uit allown for this eipan- The* drama of fine and Peter McOuinness, Richard aion but a Ilickey-Freeman unit capitalius Simms, Peter Wilklns, Kit Wal- ton, John Clark and Joe Bout- on' it. For If you were to' view a Hickey- clothing is all in fard; hawk patrol, Ricky Sebas- Frttman nuit from a point directly above a* Anyone may apply far • •haaMoan account. No tian, leader, and Gary Bennett, it rests on a hunger, you would find that the the wearing. To find out trip) to tha bank Ii necessary. Everyrhino is handled John Otis, Edward Rollins, Jnmes shoulder lint cunn forward as it move* from Sadler, James Lambertson and coat collar to sleeve head. by mall. Hail eetjpoft today for information or tele- William Wardell; panther patrol/ Thif ia difficult to accomplish itnd la uniqua why, read the paragraphs phone FReeheld 1*1100 and yau will hava it in tha Kenneth Smith, leader, and John Sklnkli, Robert Feitt, Chuck Mc- with Hickcy-Freeman. To you, it means Rent mail. Grath; eagle patrol, Douglas Got' masimum cooperation from your nuit—ainca at the left, reprinted fredsen, leader, and Larry Cev. your arma at real alwayn DMUIM a position alola. Steve Bsrberlo, Bill and partly away from your Imly. ••••••••••••••••••••^••••i••••*•» John Kroll, Michael Lasar and from a recent Thun, when you mine your arma, the RllJ Howard Custis, and buffalo pa flnt National lank trol, Gordon Gray, assistant pa> ala*VM follow with eaM and comfort, retain- Hickey-Freeman publication. trol leader and James Dcvlne, ing their smart, wrinkl«-fr«? aptwnrnnce. Freeheld, New Jersey Hsrold Halsey and Wayne Pom' Another Imporlunt Ilickey-Krmmiin con- snowskl. atructional feature, wldom found In other I am Inlsrnted ia a chsck-IOM account. Withoulj Scoutmaster Thomas Dunlap makM, it th* hlfih armholf, 'Ililn nirnnx tlinl oellgation, mall ma complete Information Including and assistant Scoutmaster Ar- tha sidea of the emit rench high up into the nold Bennett accompanied the armpit area and the altevr* have otra IcilKlh "flrst-and-oaly" appUcation nscesisry. boys, The next hike for the troop between «ll»w and armhole. The rrmiltn nre will be an overnlghter at Forest- aigrtlAcnnt—you can move your nrmn with Name, burg, N.Y., Jan, 23 and 24, fol- leaa wriit cllmhini of th* »lri>ve«, ICM Inking lowed by a five-mile hike Feb. of the coat sides, no Inpol wrinkling and no The next troop committee heavy wrinkling at th* waintlliic. A|nln, vnu meeting will be .Inn, 13 at I g*t |rtat«r comfort and tmartitr appfitrAiU'c p, m, at the home of the troop > Addrais chairman, Frederic Messina, But- Conairl*r how a llirk«y-KrM man mill i> tonwood Dr, Troop meetings art held every nut Tn««i|«y) C(ty Thursday at 7i 30 p. m, In the i scout room of the Presbyterian Murch house. iNrMUffllNM^ UNBECOMING FIT JIM BISHOP: Ked V<»tk togista Reporter N. J. Stale Highway IS. Mlddletowa, N. I. 1SJ1 bj Jehe R Ceek and Henry Clay We ha* fried eggs and sausage for lunch today THOMAS WVING BROWN. Publisher 1HMIM and somehow I got into the story of how sausage is made. There were four of us eating at the bar—John JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. Business MaMftc Dundas, who lives with me; Mrs. Ralph Walter, my W. HARRY PENMNCTON. Production Manager ' secretary; Miss Philamena Piggott, the housekeeper — Member ot Ike Associated PNM and me. Mrs. Walter wanted to know Tb» A*Mcut«4 rmt to «nuti.d uemilvaiT «lr •! «» arm which aur aecw. I had an after-school job In Ehr- hardt's butcher shop on Jajpkson Ave. nil mnmv taaumai aa rnaaBalMUU*! lor MUmuu ol oplnlooa la tottan lr«a> tt* ntt*n. When I wasn't delivering orders on my OH rw S1S.M} hUfW May M BU • i bicycle, or, sweeping sawdust from the TUESDAY. DECEMBER t, INt floor, I had to help the white-aproned butcher make sausage and I lifted the long salted entrails of sheep from barrel* and held A Place for the Public them against the nozzle of the meat grinder until they were full of lean pork. Labor Secretary James P. Mit- dle, the Secretary finds, is the con- The butcher never permitted me to make the links, chell of Little Silver, believes it is sumer. The way things turn out, in learned a lot by watching. This turned the conversa- time that management and labor his opinion, It is the consumer who tion to teen-agejobs. Is it good for a boy who Is go. are going to have to start consider- is stuck with the check. ing to school to work after school and throughout va- ing public interest along with their It is quite apparent that the di cation? It sure is. It's the best kind of training he ov/h selfish interests in future bar-, vision of income between producer can get . My father worked on a farm when he was 9. He and worker, in the final analysis, gaining for the division of money weeded from dawn until 8:30 a. m. Then he went to earned by production. It's high must be based on the pricing system school and, when he got out, he weeded until sundown. time somebody thought of this. and upon the competition the fin- He's 76, and isn't a juvenile delinquent yet I had many What Mr. Mitchell said was: "I ished goods meets in the public mar- jobs before I left school, and I learned from every one have the feeling that the public is ket. Investment returns and wages of them. going to insist'that its own interest alike represent purchasing, power. I worked in an Eagle Grocery Store; a dye fac- be added to the others and that a It also follows that the price at which tory; delivering newspapers; as a receptionist for Leh- man Brotheri, bankers; a telephone operator; a sub- chair be set aside for the public at goods are marketed must be a guid- THESE DAYS WILLIAM scription, salesman for a Polish newspaper-* lot of the nation's bargaining tables." He ing factor in making the best pos- By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY positions. is so right because who, aside from sible use of general purchasing pow- The importance of part-time work at this stage of the public, can stimulate and make er. That is where public interest is A publisher writes to me: S. WHITE life is more a matter of discipline than money. The "It took us about 15 years to get one of our publi- biggest paying Job was Lehman Brothers, where I use of that production? directly involved. cations indexed,'and then only because another publi- WASHINGTON -A new and The matter came up in a discus- If the public has its say, as Mr. drab reality of increasing' danger earned $12 under Mr. Melvin Bertsche. I gave $12 to cation that was being indexed folded up. We got noth- to the Republicans In' 1960 is ris- my mother and she gave me $2. To earn a salary, I had sion about strikes that make men Mitchell believes it must, a more ing but runarounds and alibis. Decisions were always ing while President Eisenhower to learn to work when I didn't want to work, accept and plants idle. On the one hand, happy medium will be struck for the made by a group of librarians, and travels the globe for the shining orders uttered in sarcasm, complete tasks that were their next .time for decision was always objective of peace. said Mr. Mitchell, you find "man benefit of all concerned and the na- No sensible man would try to alien to me. It also taught me to get along with people agements are competing for money coming up and always postponed. And alter the President's priorities, who did not think I was a little tin god. There was a tional economy as well. It seems since the librarians were familiar only An end to the cold war is surely in a market that makes judgments the highest possible necessity. slow-burn Irish temper that often seethed Inside me, John Q. Public-is getting a bit tired with magazines that were already be- on dividends." On the other end of But is there wisdom in the Pres- but I had to sit on the lid of my emotions or get fired. of being pushed around. After all, ing Indexed — well you can see what ident's decision to go out per- Gayle was 16 a week ago and she asked me if, the rope, there Is labor tugging away happens.' sonally all over the world in his dollars are being bargained for in search of this prize? next summer, she might be permitted to sling hash with commitment "to a policy that This is not a scientific approach to For this, too, cannot be denied: and hotdogs in a local beanery. I said yes. It will not seeks more and more." In the mid- the negotiations. indexing and as I am particularly inter there is a still-faint but spread- hurt her to stand behind a counter and learn to obey SOKOLSKY ested m wnat our yOung people read, ing cloud over this country's eco- nomic skies. And if this small a hundred different orders a day. I'd like to be around An Important Day I intend.to pursue this subject When a high school or darkness overhead is allowed'to when a customer pushes the first hamburger back and college student is ordered to do a term paper, certain grow, it could change the whol says: "I said well done." material is to be found not in text-books but in maga- condition of next year'a presiden- Dr. Milton Ross of Rumson has a son Robert who In the history of Monmouth Col- for a college which had humble be- zines, in weeklies, monthlies and Quarterlies. It is likely tial campaign-quite apart from ginnings and once called Long being very bad news for us all. writes pretty well. Last summer, he took his lofty artis- lege, Dec. 2, 1959, will no doubt go that both the Instructor and the librarian will point Soft Spelt tic notions to the Newark Star-Ledger and got a job down as an important day. Branch Senior High School its home. to the "Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature" as Profits and employment are as a copy boy. By the time he was ready to go back Monmouth College now educates an Index. high, it is true. Some able bus- It was then that the college re- iness forecasters see 1960 as a to Amherst, he had some revised notions about the 2,000 students—and is providing an Nothing is said anywhere about this not being a year of fabulous boom. But even world in which,he lives. ceived the ownership deed to Shad- important service hot only to tin complete index. Nothing is said about its being limited a layman, Vith any recollection The only case I know in which summer work did ow Lawn estate, its main campus, to a few publications. Nothing is said about the possi of me past, can see that there county, but to the state. are distinctly soft spots in this not prove profitable was Jay Cook's son. The boy asked from the borough of West Long bility of certain important periodicals being omitted happy picture. True, it has a long way to go be- for permission to work and the father had no objection. Branch. not for good and sufficient reason but because they Farm income continues down. The kid went all over looking for a nice outdoor posi- fore it can be ranked with some of are not voted in by librarians and such who may not By mid-November it had fallen A check for $30,825 was pre- to the lowest in 19 years. The tion, one in which sun and muscles would figure. He New Jersey's other great colleges know them. The reasons given by the H. W. Wilson cost of living continues to go up.tried everywhere and the days began to slip by. sented to West Long Branch Mayor the publishers of the Readers' Guide, sound An administration which had de- and universities. Academic prestige Conyany, clared a halt to inflation to be At last he found one, and young Mr. Cook was Fred W. Schantz by William M. is something which is not achieved very much as though this book were like the Social its supreme domestic goal is enthused. There was a place called ttowtown. It waa Smith, president emeritus of the col- overnight Register which Is an esoteric publication, the manipu- simply not coming dose to that made up like a Western movie set except that there lege board of trustees. lations of which are held In the deepest secrecy by a goal. Inflation is a growing was a big grandstand behind it Here, several times a But the important thing Is the pair of ladies whose sanction is undisclosed. Theirs Is father than a lessening peril. The mayor then handed the deed And the present schedule for day, young fellows dressed as cowboys staged a holdup. college has come a long way since it also a paying business, although their particular book prolonged Presidential absences over to County Court Judge Elvin R. There was a stagecoach with passengers, a driver, was founded and its. future, under serves a different and to many, an unimportant func- from this country in the months and two men riding gun on top. When the coach came Simmill, board of trustees president. ahead—first, the current world dynamic direction, offers limitless tion. tour, then the various near-sum- around the bend, gunfire broke out from the spurious It marked an important moment possibilities to achieve greatness. The Readers' Guide, however, is important be mit and summit conferences— saloon fronts and the roofs. The men on the stage- cause it influences the thinking of^ youth. Youth wants means one thing for certain: The boss is not going to be around coach, and those who rode behind, opened fire on the YOUR MONEY'S WORTH check with a lawyer If you-don'l to know and youth needs to know. The elimination of to mind the store, the store of bandits. understand it any group of publications for any reason whatsoever our domestic affairs. The burden The street was soon full of smoke and falling 4) Never sign • statement leaves die reader with a limited point of view, without will now fall upon secondary ad- By LOUIS J. LEFKOWITZ which says that wot* hat bean ministration figures. However bodies. Mr. Cook's boy got a job as a cowboy. The finished until it actually is knowledge that others have written on the same sub- able, they haven't the power to manager told him that he would be paid $10 a day to ject from another standpoint There should be no Attorney QSJNML Mat* of New York pleted to your satisfaction. the economicTftaU '* ***** ** One °' 'the D*ndlU* AH he nad to *> W«S to Come Out monopoly of access to intelligence. o f uioon firin (Sylvia Porter is on vacation) FSM Mat *Thls "nmns/ta turn, that the * 8 ** *• coach. On the second fusillade, A few yean ago horn* owners I have letters giving the'name* of publications Iita be made 25 •**• «nt»ctsomitted from the Readers' Guide. I have other letters to be soon at the level of hundreds of mothers and their little boys watched In sjwt a dealer, in order to evade first notifying them. for repairs. The contracts son* showing that some new publications get in faster than the white House Itself will not Mi guarantee, kept inflating Once TV sets were In Its shop, >ated in fine print that If the be made soon, if at alL awe from the grandstand. •either he nor Ma mechanic however, the firm notified cut- curtomer changed Mi mind for some that have been long published in the same field. GOP Pietism Mr. Cook lasted one performance. As he fell dead, could hear the engine "knock." tomeri they needed new picture "V reason he must pay 30 per This Information needs to be sifted before one takes Prompt tubes costing $40. cent of the price originally The farm situation peculiarly three tiny boys in cowboy hats, wearing holsters, ac- illustrates the great emerging Hon by the The company refused to re- agreed upon. The home owners on the responsibility of reporting it jumped out of the grandstand, rushed to his body, and Truly this is a problem that the American Library for the Republicans, New York turn a set until a fIS to $33 *& "<* read the fine print in terms of IBM election beat him over the head with their 59-cent guns. State Bureau down payment waa made to cov- Association ought to study both scientifically and ethi- politics and in terms of the of Consumer er cost* of the tubes and serv- "He's one of the bad guys," a little kid said. "Let's cally. I put to them this problem: two publications in country's basic welfare. * The kill him." Frauds and ice. The helpless consumer had the same field are available: Both are continuously pub- administration's unchanged pol- Protection no alternative but to pay the ex- icy for reduced farm subsidies swiftly reitor-eessiv» charges—often without rp ne*R win AT lished. Both have value In the field and durability. Why may be absolutely "right", u Sharpest Needle Of AH ed the good knowing whether it was neces- 40UTAIRE IP I is one Indicated In the Readers* Guide and the other academic economic matter. But hearing of both sary to buy a new TV tube. not? Why are so many conservative periodicals on all past experience, It simply Another firm, using similar eotttpirr MAKE tip will not work, either to keep the chanic, and the tactics, accumulated more than omitted? Are they omitted because of their circulation OOP in office or to keep national tfftewtt* car was repair- tSOO.OM worth of TV sets be- or because of their content? But why is it that those prosperity high. ed. cause customers refuted or were that are omitted are conservative? A new school of experts, to be This country has the finest and unable to pay for repairs they sure, contends that the farm most reputable engineers, tech' never agreed to have' made. Or shall I take the point of view of a publisher vote, and the farms' Influence niclans, mechanics, repairmen Phony Braadiag who says that his books have been omitted because on total prosperity, Is leu and and servicemen In the world. A third outfit removed the less Important because of i You can truit them to repair manufacturer's markings from they are competitive of other publications which are shrinking farm population. They your car. TV or radio set, wash- Inferior radio and TV tubes, then included? That seems to me to be an unethical practice tell the OOP that It need not be Ing machine, dishwasher, furnace rebranded them with counter- and no responsible house, such as H. W. Wilson, the driven by fear, political or eco- or other appliances at honest felted numbers, warranties, nomic, to placate me farmers. costs, trademarks and labels of lead- publishers of the Readers' Guide, is, would resort to All who wish to embrace this But, there are business sharp- ing brand name manufacturers. anything so culpable. theory are welcome to It. But ehooters-such as the dealer The company and 13 suppliers Nevertheless, there must be a better explanation all who put their money on fl described above-who take ad- were Indicted for selling such would be less ready to do so af- vantage of the fact that most worthless products to consumers. than has been given for this limitation upon knowledge. ter even an hour's examination consumers are neither mechanics But what can you do to check One librarian wrote to me to make a sharp distinction ofpolltlcal history. nor electronic! experts, and arc such frauds which cost consunv between a "Guide" and an "Index." This is specious There Is an almost-unbroken unequipped to deal with the er> and honest businessmen mil' semantics. The fact remains that the guide is used as relationship between GOP victory technical problems ot today's Ions of dollars annually? and high farm prices and GOP motors and appliances. 1) Don't permit a household an index and is about the only general book of its kind defeat and low farm prices. Vletlmlied appliance or TV or radio set to and is very important, particularly for young students. Even if the strictly farm popu- One New York City radio and be taken from your home for lation be considered now to be TV repair firm utilized this lack repairs without first receiving In My own study of college text-books has made me only 10 pet cent of the total, 10 of knowledge to victimize con- writing an estimate of the probs' suspicious of everything that looks like an "orienta- per cent can mean the dlfferenci sumers to the extent of $1,000,- ble repair cost, between success and bankruptc, tion." When I was a student, a long time ago, we had In any enterprise, Including an, 000, before being driven out of 2) Obtain written assurance professors of various attitudes such as Charles A, Beard business In • combined operation hat no additional charges will political enterprise. by government, consumer*, hon- bo made without your consent, who then was an Economic Determinlst, and Carlton The President has no Intention fit dealers and leading manu< nnd that If you do not want the Hayes who was a Roman Catholic Thomlst, and Vladl to adopt a more attractive farm facturcr*. program. If he also continues "extra" repairs tho arllcln will mlr Slmkhovltch who was an nnti-MnrxIst Socialist. Tho company's operation wai bo returned to you Immediately, not to bo In position to Rive rent direction to domestic policies In chnrncterlifd by' "come-on" ad- 3) Abovo all—don't slRn a con- One would argue nnd debnto with such men nnd one p vertising followed by sharp prac- trnct without readlnx It careful- earned much, They wcro glnnts. They did not fear be- , this nmy lie predicted: tices. 'Iliey advertised that TV ly, cupi'Clolly the fine print, Nnv- the Republican presidential tlcltc conn could Ixi "luidjielcd" with n# bowled over by a sophomore. Today professors nt next yenr, whoever Is on II Mwuw er sign n Wank contract pr onp mny point In vain to tho p payments nt. Mil*, «n Ml ccnl.i wllh blank «|>iiccii, Di-mnfld nnd socm to need to Biitlofy their egos byftmilnwnshlng tholr he GOI1 lins wiw-lf It linn (Herb Illock, Washington Slur ciirloonlil, In III. mil Maulilln » week. ('tiMoirJh were l'i|.| no C.ct n <:'>py nf the contrail iinil' (i IlllllllMllS, timlly won (lint pence. of I ho SI. I.011I1 Piisl.Dlipiilch It plnrli-lllllliiK lor Mm.) 3-Board wm TO root RED BASK REGISTER TVafay. tVe. %, l9S9~f FarmsofRussia: The Challenge The following were accepted by THE SCHOOL SAFfHTY PATROL Church Accepts letter of transfer: Mr. and Mrs. Stmjy Unit John Kneale, Miss Judith Kneale (Editor'* note. In a short time, Four based on a recent tour of or this poor showing by Soviet MANS HIS POST! and Miss Valerie Kneale, all of «o Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush Soviet Russia, an American farm Farm workers. 16 Members New Monmouth; Mrs. Carl Enge- chev says, Russia's farms will expert evaluates the challenge.) Much of the work on a RusSet- s Meeting NEW MONMOUTH — Sixteen! "}*"• Bedford; Mrs. James Let- be outproducing the United By Dick Hanson sian farm is done ' by hand— TINTON FALLS - The Ad- new members were received into lie, Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. - States. Can it be done? In thisEditor, Successful Farming Mag- whether it's digging potatoes or John R. Marshall, New Mon- revealing article, the first ol visory" Council, of'Monmouth Re- the Westminster Presbyterian azine Written for the Associated feeding cattle. Consequently, it gional High School, the Shrews- Church here during lervices Sun- mouth; Mrs. H. D. Sleight, Bel- Press takes a great many people to do bury Township and Eatootown day. ford, and (Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Can the Soviet Union catch upthe work.' Much of the farm Boards of Education, will meat Vanderhoof. Middletown. labor is done by. women. From Received into the church by with us agriculturally? This ques- again Feb. 24. . profession of faith were: Miss At the same service, Barbara tion could be answered with the physical standpoint alone, The group wai formed recent Grace Ross, daughter of Mr. and this lowers the production per Carolyn Pietro and Miss Eileen yes" or "no," depending on the ly to better co-ordinate the edu- Pietro, both of New Monmouth, Mr«. Wilbur A. Ross of River- Soviets themselves. farm worker. • • catioaail l program* off thhe threthe 'f edge, and Jeanette Helen Wil- Whether a Soviet worker pro- and Miss Carole Whitehead, The answer is "no", in the next school district*. Red Bank. son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 10, IS or 20 years, if they con- duces just a little more each Both Eatontown and Shrews- James M. Wilson, Belford, were day Is relatively unlmpertant By reafflrmation of faith: Mrs. tinue their present rate of im- bury Town * h i p elementary Eugene Heinslus and Reid Ned- baptized by Rev. Harlan C. Our- provement. The answer could be tSZ^^^u™]? wever «*">•»» •*»« their student. dermeyer, both of Middletown. fee, pastor. yes," if they should suddenly E-H^Sifc2.^rw»2 "t«» Monmoua Regional High decide to throw their • economic rnaeb ahirkiag or work oa a <£h™i ~k-» u i. !«MM«t !• weight strongly behind agricul Soviet farm. The heavy haad tural improvement.."'. / The' fnnitfn riwilittn* of rep- If they pulled all the stop* resentatfves of the three boards- The location or some of themet last week anddHnmsd two AUTOMATIC 1 SERVICE Tha* saving* of million! of —a* the Russians apparently best land in the Soviet Union is have done In their rocket pro- major areas—transportatioa and people make American in- a production handicap in itself. AhouaeteifenamedClarabelleLee gram—Soviet agriculture could The Ukraine, lying to the north federal aid toeducation ^ . duifry potiibfe. Monty make tremendous stride* la and west of the Black Sea, ii of- Worktd weekdayu from nine until three;, relatively short time. ten referred to as the breadbas- It wu decided to talk over fur She couldn't watch her burner invested in machinery in- At present, it appears very ket, of the Soviet Union. The ther in February whether buses unlikely that such drasUc steps used to transport students from But that didn't concern 'er, creases the productive ca- land is good, no doubt about that. It was "Watchdogged" by Muo, you aeef win or can be taken.Th Buet the heart of the Ukraine is the two districts could be used pacity of avary worker, scientific progress being made in the same latitude as Winnipeg, also for high school students. Trucker Asks Slate Sontheimer said he doubted by the Soviet* I* probably Canada. the council will also look into that the North Brunswick bus- MOMALt jr*M "Wttehdof and they, as a rtsult, en- taking it* ton in other areas. the possibility of obtaining addi- Violations Reports truck crash Oct. 9 that killed 12 Oil HettSfrviet it keavtn teal This eliminates the possibility tional federal aid for school.con' joy bettor living at last Agriculture appear*, to lie one of growing a number of crops. NEWARK (AP) — A trucking persons could have been prevent- too! • Automatic Deliveries - of them. Manpower is still the struction. ' - official yesterday asked: Newed by lowering speed limit* for you don't have towatc h your coif.' It is too cold, and the growing Mg tool In increasing produc- season is too short. There are Meanwhile, the three superin- Jersey to notify trucking opera- trucks. He said motorists might tank • Emarganey Oil Burner tion In the Soviet Union as op- other areas in the Soviet Union tendents—Frank L. Welnhelmer tors of traffic violations by their become impatient following slow- Senrie* around the eloek in any posed to the United States, where the climate is more favor- of Monmouth Regional, William drivers. ' er-moving trucks, causing them weathsr • Esso Heating Oil Dividend 3V4% where the substitution of nu- W. Ramsay of Eatontown, and Often operators have no notifi- to take chances to pass. burns hot because it burns elean able to such crops as corn and • Ths Insured Budget Payaunt i cninepewer for manpower Is legumes, but just how much of George C. Malone of Shrewsbury cation of such offenses by their Sontheimer told the Newark basic approach te Increased ef- Township^wir continue meeting drivers, said Coley D. Sontheimer, Traffic Club that the truck ac Plan spread* your payments this land is tillable is another over the month*. RFO BANK SAVINGS ficiency. matter. , at intervals to further coordinate director of safety of the American cident rate had declined from 17 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION These are some of the general It is doubtful that'the average curriculum/plans.. Trucking Associations. to U per cent of all accidents i^SMi CALL AT. 1-0051 conclusions derived from my re- Soviet farm is. making good use Attending last week's meeting, Sontheimer said Wisconsin and in the last 10 years while the '0 Broad Street cent tour of key Soviet farm in addition to the superintendents, Minnesota publish a weekly list percentage of trucks to the num- "^ H^ srajMMM a*. CMMMNV of fertilizer and other yield-in- or your leeal raMaMa Caae OMriautar Prd Bank, Ni-w Jersey areas. I found that output percreasing i products. • Under the were 'Ralph' Keevil, secretary, of traffic violators which is mail-ber of car* has remained about laborer is the measuring stick on Soviet agricultural system, it isand Vincent Festa, Monmouth Re-ed to the truck owners. constant. gional; Foa Akers and James B. Russian farms. Comparing a much simpler to expand acreage _••••••••••••••••••••lisa••• Soviet farm worker's output with Backlund, Eatontown, and Honda* Uuii Friday than to increase: yields already •HaaaanaajaeaB••••••••••••••«•••••••••••••••••••••BBaaana••>••••••••••••••!!;'" the output of an American farm- W. Peckham, Shrewsbuiy • ••••» «n OB ••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••••••••••••••aiBBaBaiaaaaB • ••••.• ••••••••agaajJ*" Opes*Junta* p.m. under cultivation. •••••n»«••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••^••a••••••••••••••••••••••••aaa•••••»a*j er must be a frustrating exper- Thousands of acres of "new"ship. - . ience indeed for Soviet agricul- •••••»me«••••••••••••*•••)••«•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••!?•;;; Tel. SH«dy*lde 7-0330 land have come under the plow tural leaders. There just isn't in the past few years./However, any comparison. Aeooanta Uaated to $10,00* a great deal of this land lies in 1975 Topic There are a number of reasons an agriculturally hazardous sub- humid and semi-arid zone east of the Volga and the Urals. Of Meeting Our own foreign agricultural FREEHOLD — "Tomorrow, •••••a service reports that about SO 1975" was the topic of last week's - - ••• ••*••• mlDteo acres were added to the Lions Club meeting in the Ameri- ••9••• Soviet crop area In the 1SS4-S*. can Hotel. •••••• period. Evea with low yield* ••••»• Movies were shown on the •••••• because of the weather, that theme. The program was pre- SIIIIS many additional crop acre* con- sented by the United States Investme tributed greatly te the over-all Chamber of Commerce. aaaaca Soviet farm praductioa figures. Joseph V. Summers, Bennett The fact remains, however, Street School principal, wu in •••••• that not even the Soviets caa charge of the program. • •*•••1 * Forecast control the weather, and the Rev. John M. Long, chaplain • ••a - ' aa-iraa weather will continue to make and pastor of. Freehold Methodist •••••• FREE the "new lands" area a ques- Church, delivered the invocation ••«••• *••••• onraquost tionable agricultural endeavor. and benediction. •••saa If the Russians hope to shorten Mrs. Stanley West led group •••••• the gap between their agricul- singing. >••••• tural production -and ours, they flatter linn INCLUDES: President Frank C. Gibson pre aiaiaa This authoritative Forecast is based on a will have to put more economic sented Dr. Nelson Mead and Mel- ••!••• help into their system than they vin Willett with membership 1(1111 nation-wide study of business trends. It are doing at present. Also, keep pins. that livos facts and figures on stocks and bonds Stocksto ni l in mind that we have for a num- Journal Report • ber of years attempted to cut our Joseph Klapp reported the jour- • •n9 «U of Manycompanios,andreviewstheirpros- ACUM stocks own ..production in the face of ••aaai nal for the Don Cossack choir and man • « «••• sects for the coming-year. You'llfind i t overabundant agricultural. prod- dancers program is completed. •asaia ucts. The club will present the program •••••I very helpful in planning your investments. kwtm stocks «»••«• In the years ahead, the Rus- Sunday in the Freehold Intermid- an * * is We would like you to have a copy of this Crawth sticks sians probably will close the iate School; Mltll agricultural gap somewhat. But, >t•••• forecast, and we are sure you will find it iMistolqr The home appliance store on •a••LI of value to acquaint yourself with the we probably won't be standing South St. will again be club head- • a * • a • still cither, unless forced to byquarters for toy collections. Ap- ••.ill excellent brokerage facilities and service a continuing surplus production • tin offered by our offices* pointed to serve with Nathan • a aaaa problem. Katz in collecting and distribut- • •mi We know we can produce far ing toys for Christmas were Rob- mill more than we are doing at pres- • ••in ert B. Barlow, Dr. Mead, Eu- •aaaa* M*f fiV FO* YOU* fftff COPY ent. The Soviets are not in thegene W. Soden and John Bern- aaaaaa same position, nor are they like- ritter. •aaaia ly to be in the near'future. •••••a THOMSON & M^KINNON Fruit cakes were distributed by ••••at Frank L. Bartron to all club •(•••• Alpine Switzerland, with an ...hairis tweed ••••BB 90t Main StrMT, Alhnhwst • K6 t-3500 members. The profit will be used •••••' OertliM Growl Hotel, tonf ntondi » CA 2-4310 area of only 15,900 square miles, for needy children's eye glasses. •aaaai has 12S winter resorts, 900 licens- The next meeting will be Dec. • •mil ed ski instructors and about 7,000 sport jackets •••••• INW VOW STOCK tWHANOt AM» OIMn ftMCMt 16 in the American Hotel with aaaaai hotels. District > Governor Harry John •••••a Steigelman, Jr., Riverton, as It pays to adverlli. In Tin Reiiiter. —AtlvfrtlMment. guest speaker. ... tho aristocrat of sport jackets for men of good tatto —the bast looking and hardest wearing sport jacket of them ell—tailored in tho traditional manner in an interesting group MIRROR SALE of color* and patterns. Sixes 34-44, regulars, shorti, longs, extra longs. 3995

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life... W. Robert Warwick DATBi Dtcmitr 19,1958 Ignoring the warning, Hoffman raced into tha Progressive Life Insurance TIME! 11:30 «. m. Company is the fifth largest life amoke and flames, and fought hit way inside. insurance company in New Jer- fLACB. Ptrt EUsehtk. N. J. He found an elderly man trapped in a corner sey. It has over SO million dollars of the house. The man, hit leg in a cait, wat of life insurance in force, and has HAMMOND assets of over eight million dol- helpless to flee the blaze- lars. The company covers New On the same day, Roger C. In hit fear, the man held tightly to a bed. Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Mary- Hoffman, a splicer'i helper, work- Hoffman had to slap his arm free to break the land. Virginia and Washington. ing on * pole in Port Elizabeth, man't grip. He then dragged the injured man Mr. Warwick succeeds his late suddenly heard cries of "Help!" father, Leo J, Warwick, who was through the blaze to ufety. member of the company's Looking across the street, he saw smoke pour- Hoffman called the Port Elizabeth Fire De- ORGAN board of directors and who also ing from the windows of« small house. He quick- served as general counsel from pmment. But, before the fire could be put out, 192S until his recent death. ly climbed down the pole and ran over to the house. the house had been destroyed. Over the years you'll share a thousand magic evenings with youi "Don't |o in there I" warned bystander*. Firemen credited Hoffman with saving tht family at your Hammond Spinet Organ, Even If you have no _. „__„. ^ ._. injured man't life. musical training at all you'll be playing many of your favorite "• nmm •"• »•» County VFW runes io no time at all. And you'll watch proudly si your young. MermMb era* fee** Men grow to like mutlc at much ai you do. t«i«»w» vibrei* Plans Party NewJenay Ball Prctldant, Isn't this the year for you? The Hammond Spinet Organ cotts '"' E. Horneby Watton, (right in photo) little more than many spinet pianos— and we'll arrange tht "* At Hospital pretentt Milewtki and Hoffman termi to suit your needs. Bring the family in today for s com- "AwMmeili i«iete" The Mnnmouth County Council, with ths oompany't lop honor—the plete demomtration, Vote ram of Foreign Wars, will Bronze Vail Medal—for (heir bravery Available It) wolniif blent) sponsor a Christmas Party at and devotion to the welfare of the provincial eia ebony' fcilshet. TERMS TO 36 MONTHS tho Pnltcrson Army Hospital, publie. Thete awards bring to 87 Fort Mnnmoulh itt 7; 30 p, m. the number ol Vail Mcdalt awarded Snturilny, in New Jertcy Bell'i hiitory. Mnnlcr SRI. Goort«) Shnffor and HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO of ASBURY PARK Vlnconl Uoyle, co-chnlrmon for he nffnlr, have announced thai Call M 5-9300 i dnnclim (jroup nml a singer >v 111 nrnvldn entertainment, NEWJLFxSEYJBELL COOKMAN AVE. and MAIN ST. ASBURY PARK "hrlntmiu fnvori wilt lio preionl- I'd to patient* at tho hospital Open every ovcnlnK (III I) I*. M.j Jinlurilny till HMO I'. M. by Ilia Liutlcs Atixlllmv of Mill- dleluwii J'ost. I am » years old, a widow. RED IANK REGISTER TaetJer. Dae. S. I9W-0 ETIQUETTE I have never worked since I left an office position to'marry, but Cook Reeeivee PM, law fraternity, aad is e can- will soon have to work. Do you $250 Scholarship didate for the staff of the Texas AMY VANDERBILT know where I might go, that Law Review, published by the would not be too expensive, to AUSTIN, Tex. — Thomas War- School of Law for the State Bar I "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: as your walls if you want to learn something on the subject in Cook, University of Texas of Texts. I have just enlarged my kitchen achieve a sense of space. This of decorating? iw student from Red Bank, N. J. and I would like to put wallpaper is really not a very expensive las received a 1230 James R. He is the son of Mr. and Mra. on the bottom half of the walls proposition. Someone handy in "I have just turned down an Dougherty Scholarship. Warren V. Cook, lt East Front and paint the top half. I would your own household might be offer from a young couple who Cook is a member of Phi Delta St. like to know what kind and col- able to do it, but for a pro- have "purchased a $35,0M home. or wallpaper and paint I should fessional job discuss the mat- They have more faith in me than use. My cabinets are white.—G. ter with a house painter or I have in myself.' Before neces- A., Oakdale, Pa." with an automobile body shop, sity popped up, I was always a BOYS' ft MOTS i It is impossible to suggest some of which undertake such firm believer that home decorat- assignments. ing was like any other type of color for your kitchen, for I art,, an expression of oneself.— don't know the exposure. As- Well-equipped paint shops are Mrs. E. G., Pittsburgh, Pa." SUBURBAN COATS suming that it is to the north glad to give decorating advice or is darkened by adjoining and major department stores All kinds of people describe buildings or trees, I suggest with good decorating depart- themselves as "decorators." Al- UNRD COATS most everyone who sells furni- that yellow U a cheerful color ments will advise you also free Single or deuUe-breetfed for a kitchen. If you pick a ft you buy your supplies there. ture and other items of house- paper, with a yellow back- hold decoration terms himself stylet in warm wools. ground, match the background a "decorator" and givea out Wind-rttlttent, for rhra> "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: advice, some of it excellent and shade In paint for the wall* I have been asked on different winttr waar. unless your ceiling is very high, some of it terrible.- - - ' occasions—because of the appeal You obviously have taste W for using a contrasting color that my home has on my friends will pull the ceiling down and your Mends admire what yon Priead from —to decorate or help with deco- have done in your own home. perhaps give you a sense of ration in their homes, old and $9*00 being cramped in. the kitchen. There is nothing to prevent CANOtSUwHT CtUMONY — Mrs. C. D. Vandcrheff. right, a member of the new. I wouldn't know what to you from accepting pay for the' U gives an excellent sense of charge and I am not too sure of Middletown Westminster Presbyterian Church Women's Association, lights candlo TO unity if you have the refriger- application of your taste'in my ability to please others, their homes. However, if you ator and other kitchen equip- ptc'ially when spending thei during candlelight ceremony last night. Others, left to right,, are Mrs. Frank Laine, ment sprayed/ the same color want to become a recognized narrator: Mrs. Robert Cook, candle lighter, and Mrs. James Mitchell, isoloitt. The money. . . : decorator with tnie authority, •20*° it is best to study your subject ceremony was planned by Mrs. Ellis Webb end Mrs. Haflan C. Purlee. in a recognized school for in- • Twaads • Cashmara terior decorating or to serve Mrs. Frank Gleason and Mrs. • BoueJa • Strip** WALL TO WAIL CARPETING an apprenticeship. with some Herbert Salenger will be ce- IEAUTIRJU.Y CLEANED excellent shop whose decora- Rumsonian Secret Pals hostessei to the group Jan. S at • Malton • Ombras ' Caarl—», Skilled Worimw Uslgf Ike Haett tor is a member of, for ex- the home Of Mrs. Gleason, Mon ample, the A:i.D. (American Names Editor Are Revealed mouth Ave., Naveiink. • Wafflawaava Institute of Decorators). Attending the party were Mrs. RUMSON-John J. O'Neil. son HIGHLANDS — Members of CALL SH 7-2800 To be a really good decora- the Naveiink Women's Republi- Frank Bishoff, Mrs. Margaret RED BANK CLOTHING of Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neil, 251 Fowler. 'Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Ed- tor you must have more. than Cambridge Ave., Fair Haven, IS, can Club held their Christmas taste. You must have a sound party at the Cedar Inn Restaur- na Kelch, Mrs. Howard Maxson, MANUFACTURING CO. the new elected editor of the Mrs. Kenneth L. Smith, Mrs. understanding of costs and Rumsonian, student newspaper at ant Tuesday night. develop infinite fact and pa- Secret pals revelled their Harold Musante, Mrs. Kenneth 210 W. MONT ST. . ' RRB RANK Rumsort-Fair Haven Regional Mount, Mrs. Edna Nelson, Mrs. LIONS specifications. You must also High School, Mrs. Marilyn Ms- identity. Gifts were received Open R a. m. to t a. m. SH MOM tience. Decorating, for your from their pals. An exchange of Jessie Parker, Mrs. Salengei 44-74 WHITI ST. SINCE 1912 RID IANK guire, faculty adviser; announced and Mrs. Edward Scheffler. friends may turn out well, but, today. . : . lifts took place. on the other hand, It may lose you your friends. If you are really interested, .become a true professional and deal with .the problems of decorating in SALE! i > businesslike manner. To become a professional, whether or not you study in a FAMED WIND-LOC ] recognized school, you will have to get a sound background of information. A book that I 3 CHANNEL TILT STORM WINDOWS! have enjoyed is "How to Deco- rate ' For and With Antiques" mmasm by Ethel Hall Bierkoe (Double- day). It will give you depth in .95: the subject which you are con- BAMBERGER S MONMOUTH STORE sidering tackling. It will also help anyone with the urge to "rente" the living room, espe- WILL BE READY IN THE SPRING cially at this season of the Manufacturer'9s list price 17M. year. It even tells you how to Minimum order three windows. ' hang paper, and how to choose Mada of quality beat-hardened papera for your particular extruded- aluminum to give rooms. ' • a a but you can do your rugged wear with mlahmun of maintenance. Screen and two I like very much what Miss John J. CNeU glass panels nova up and downl_ Bjerkoe says-about trick dec- rT. tut Inward for simple g* orating with wallpaper: John, a junior, was elected to cleaning. Delivery and fasten*1* the' post by his fellow staff mem- "Many interesting things can bers. Others elected include: tie* optional. C be done with wallpaper. At times it is good decorating to Robert Hill, news editor; Susan Special values on aluminum Delano, feature editor; Fred awalags, jalousie windows and have one wall done with a sce- CBRISTMAS e Triple Tilt Action! " toot . nic paper or some other pat- Kanner,. sports editor; Judith terned paper and the other Hoyt, publicity manager, walls plain. AU sorts of experi- Roman Uhorchak, business man.' (WE SELL AT ADVERTISED PRICES) ments have been tried and will ager. be tried by different decora- Lawrence Sklar was appointed RUY DIRICT — SHOWROOM ONtY! tors. Some have been good and to the special post of coordin- ating editor to work with the SHOPflifi some have been bad. "NO SALESMEN! NO COMMISSIONS!" school administration, faculty "If you can afford to have members and other special These Art Oaality Window* At Uwest your home redecorated often, groups. it is possible that you may Price* Anywhere)—Shef)! Compare! Savol want to try some of these dec- The Rumsonian, one of the ma- orating schemes, but I can as- jor extra-curricular activities in Bamberger's new store sure you that in most cases the high school, is a printed pub- you will weary of them faster lication which is published by tht than you will of more conserv- students each month. WE REPAIR ative decorating. If you must Other members of the staff an Penny Grant, Bill Irgens, Sue Venetian RNads • Regard, Paint, Tap* experiment, do so in bath- rooms, kitchens, or playrooms,-, Smith, • Carol Sauvage, Carol in nearby Menlo Park RECLAZE ALUMINUM WINDOWS and then, with a "sure knowledge Geary^jfut Spears, Linda Beeler, of your decorating ability and Helga Schneider. Cindy Peck, of your likes and dislikes, you Judy Brokow, Carol Becker, Lynn Breton, John Dixon, Frank • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY can, if you choose, try your skill DAILY and SAT. I A. M. to • P. M. in more Important rooms. Kenney. Gary Probasco and Al- len Baker. WED. and FRI. I A. M. U I P. M "But don't have this type of trick decorating all over the house. It is certain to be eye Prison Officers Vote and nerve fatiguing." To Keep Benefits 47RraadSt. SHadptda 1-7SM Red taak Notre Dame, a Roman Catholic TRENTON -Members of i university, numbers nine Hindus, New. Jersey's Prison Officers' two Moslems and one Buddhist Pension Fund yesterday voted by in its current enrollment. a margin of seven to one against merging with the Public Em. ployes Retirement System. A spokesman for the state Div- ision of Pensions said there were 544 members of the pension fund eligible to vote in the election. He said 4M persons voted-471 of them against the merger, 71 FACTORY SALE in favor of it, and 13 with bal- lots declared. void because errors. LADIES --- GIRLS The Prison Officers' Pension Fund hss been a headache to FULL FASHIONED SWEATERS - SKIRTS sute fiscal officials because Is not actuartally sound. Tht fund's anticipated assets an about 11 million dollars below what they should be to meet Ifs easy re fat to Meats Park: ae natth oa Cardan State Parkway. MEN'S SWEATERS future benefit payments. / Bridaa and first eiit is Reata 27, fa wait aa Raata V to Paraaaaas Rd. ia Members of the fund do Mania Park, ge left on Parsoaaaa Rd. far 1 mile H Meat* Park Shapplai Nnt quality "• "matt of Its KM Verlees Yam lacfcjdlita: have to worry about the deficit. Canter and Remberfer't. Free perkmo far 4,000 ears. WIDI ASSORTMINT OP STYUS. The law setting up the program CASHMtRI SWIATIRS of provided that the state must pay SHIS AND COLORS IMPORTRD YARN the benefits If the fund goes See the esqtiuile gi(t-warct from 23 lands in Bamberger't Universal Christmas. UM broke. only gift collection of its kind in the world — end it'a only a few minute* awav ia Gov. Robert B. Meyner called Bamberger'i giant, new department ttore in Menlo Park. It's really a short irirt for the referendum on Integrat eat to Bamberger'i Menlo Park, where yon can thop every night till t:SO, ineladiag BELOW WHOLESALE COST ing the fund with federel social Saturdays; where there's free parking for 4,000 ears; where yon can have hutch or Security. This would have meant dinner or enjoy e cocktail — end where yon can enjoy the eeavenienee of a Bam* an automatic merger with tht berger Charge Account in time for your Chrittmet shopping. The Bamberger Charge 3 DAYS ONLY Public Employes Retirement Sys- Account yon open now can be uned in ell of the Bamberger stores, Inelading yew tem, which was Integrated sev Montnouth ttore when it opens this Spring. If yoa'd liko to open your aeeoaat by eral years ago. •ail, just tend ut the coupon below end we will mail yon a charge identification FRIDAY • SATURDAY - MONDAY The prison officers now get eard within a few day* — or a»k any taletperwm In o*r Martin Park ttare. higher pensions than members of the Public Employes Retire ment Syitem earning comparable Remberger'e Credit Office DECEMBER 1112.14 salaries, And prison officers can Newark 1, New Jersey retire when they are 55 years old—five to 10 years earlier than I WOULD LIKE A IIAMREKGER CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. members of the other system. FLEXIBLE PAYMENT TEW MS

RIDICULOUS MUCH FOR ALL IN FOUR HOURS Hnthanrf'i First Name Initial~La«l Name SLIGHT IRRMULARS All Salts Final t wife's first name 'FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) -The Home addreM .( ) Rom ( ) Own reign of Mrs, Thclma Stovall a 1 governor Thursday was brief bul City Zone, State happy for at least five person! * Home phone Two men received pardons an Previous addrett if living above lest than S yeore (he prl*on sentences of the thre Landau Knitting Corp. others were commuted. Mrs, Sto Place of lni»inr»i vnll In secretary of state. Whc HntincMi Aihlrrm .Occupation Gov, A. U. Clwndlor and Lt, Go LOCUST ST. AeramorlnA.™.,,,.e. MMIBulldine»,j KEYPORT I lurry l.cc Wotcrflckl took a tri n ,n Cincinnati «|ia wn» nuxl h Find Almost Everything in the World at R.mbargor's Greot Haw Store In Menlo Park nu:i: ,tnKiNi: ti timui; Inu an nctliiR governor. Hi) Iniltiil four hours. \ 10—Tueritv, Dec. 8, 1959 BED BANK BBClSTEt

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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1959 7c PER COPY Exams Find Young Planners Ask OK in Search Drivers Have Poor Record On Zoning Code cond Doctor Safrty Bureau Says EATONTOWN - The Board of eommlttea whkA ha Uneaten decided at last night's voted on the matter, he said, Driven Drinking For Middletown to seek a second school with one for his recommendation, Gharta Popular ,.; . to replace Dr. Harold one against it and one abstain- MIDDLETOWN-The Planning Welner. who left the post this Ing. TRENTON (AP) — A recent Board last night voted to re- fall' for reasons of health. survey by the state Bureau of **H»etf'i «a%M| M ssMCb 6)f al Traffic Safety shows that drivers Middletown commend to the Township Com- The decision foUowed a long satn as yea eau •et/jaahl Mr, under 2S had twice aa many ac- mittee that it adopt tha proposed debate on the queatkm of wheth- cidents per driver' as middle- To Rule On new zoning ordinance. er to abandon the board's policy a«e>ctM right away.' aged people, It was leaned yes- The measure, which-waa re- of examining each pupil every He offend a resolution to hay* 2rda£ teased in June after two years year. If that were done, It was Dr. Tbetford examine half the .Aad drivers 19 and under were Eluntini of study, is the township's first pointed out, Dr. Norman Thet- average enrollment this year, the ihenstve zoning code. ford, who is presently the only die most frequent offenders. MIDDLETOWN—The Township classes to be examined to be de-They had more accidents and Committee tomorrow night is ex- A public bearing on tho pro- school doctor, could handle the cided by the superintendent, Wil- post alone. more tickets for moving traffic pected to take action on a pro- poal was held in June. liam W. Ramsey. This was de-violations such aa speeding and posed hunting ordinance. The planners have recommend- Tha chairman of the beard's feated. , Health and Educational Prat- ireless driving. TAKINt) Com — Richard W, Seuffort, left. MlddlaWn business administrator The governing body delayed ed one'change In the ordmaacat. Mr. White then offered a On the other hand, drivers over and Civil Defenio director, and Jamas W. Davidheiser, secretary of the Board of action on the proposal two weeks This would allow residential de- tle*! committee, John P. White, i had about half the number of *rged that a policy of giving motion ta instruct tha parsaanel Education, observe students' performance in taking cover during yesterday's state sgo when the State Department velopment in the M-l light in- committee to soak a second accidents per driver, compared of Conservation and Economic dustrial zone. fewer physical examinations wide Civil Defense alert. Pictured are students and teachers facing, the' corridor be adopted: scheal payslclaa, aad thla was with the average. Development Informed the com- The building requirements J. Raymond Manahan, chief of walls in tho township high school. These students war* attending classes on the mittee that it opposed adoption Dr. Thetford advocated that the Traffic Safety Bureau, told would be the same as in'the same policy. Both quoted author- Dr. Weiner, when he left the second floor of tho school. Undergo school's evacuation plan, studonts on the second of the measure. R-29 zone, requiring a lot size the Associated Press there is one In a letter to the governing . 29,000 squsra feet ities to show that just as many school system this fall, had re-unknown factor which may throw floor ara moved to first floor corridors for greater protection. a remediable defects and illnesses quested a leave of absence. This body, the state agency cited a Basically, the new ordinance off tha figures a little -how Superior Court decision which are found in school children was refused by the board at its many miles are driven by people astsbUshes two new light Indus- when they are examined only last meeting. ASignforW ruled that municipalities trial tones, slight upgrading of three times during the elemen- Seek Another regulate the discharge of At the same meeting, the board Dea^MraMaca ana or control tha taking of resideatal areas, and pro- tary school period aa when they voted to appoint Mr. David Dar- He pointed out that some older visions.tor flexibility in housing an examined yearly* rah as fun flow custodian, max- unless such'powen by application of people have licenses but don't by the state agency. Mr. White stressed oat Mi ad- drive much. If they drove as Stevenson Accorded ra a density factor. vocacy of a reduction In the to Oct 1, IN*. Mr. Damn has The letter cited the court rul much as the average, their ac- 9 ng in a ease against Hopewell Fear Basis asa Xaasa number of physicals was a per-been acting custodian since last cident rate might be higher. Master Plan sonal and not a committee re- September, the saperlntadent of Township. The new code also provides Many old people have protest- Democratic' Title HIGHLANDS — The propose*! State officials said that ex for four business zones in place commendation. The three schools, told the board. ed news that the state Motor Ve- borough master' plan faces th< sting state laWa are adequate to NEW YORK (AP)—The demo-followed In order. The applause possibility of a second majoi of the two formerly spelled out hicle Division wants to retest al crats held a big, four-hour [or Kennedy last 10 seconds. control hunting. in the Rt. 35 code. driven ever 70. They say it is change before it ia formally The township's proposal would the younger drivers who should "beauty.contest" of 1990 presi- Once or twice, speakers utter- adopted by the Planning Board. the lesser of the two new busi- dential possibilities last night and, ed variations on the theme, "The prohibit discharge of a firearm ness zones requires an ana of Plan Board Favors be watched more carefully. be elected the Meeting Sunday, members of within 300 feet of a building or The bureau studied about 7,000 based on applause, the winner man who will a committee appointed by Mayor road. onlyy 10,00, 0 squsrq e feet. It is de- was Adlai E. Stevenson. next President of the United signed for small, neighborhood accidents for April, 1959, and for Stevenson says he isn't seeking Cornelius J. Cuiney, Jr., to to: It also woulwodd prohibit hunting comparison checked about the States hi right hen in this room.' rite l shopping' canters. - Industry on Rt 36 the nomination. mulate plans for a new fin on private property unless con- Tha other zone requires a land same number of accidents for Oc- Nevertheless, of seven men hhouse , votetd t o recommenrecomend toto sent o'f th' e property owner is tober, 1958. The figures for the That seemed to omit a name the Borough Council that the pro- given. Such consent would have area of at least three acres wtth EATONTOWN — The Planning who wen called to the lectern also frequently mentioned-Sen. no-foot frontages. Three of these Board last night recommended two months remained fairly con- before a guttering, Jam-packed posed building be located on'MU- to be in writing and registered stant among-age groups. Lyndon Johnson, of Texas.. ler St with tha notice. front on Rt M. that the Mayor and Council New Jersey crowd of Democrats, the tops But aa this note was sounded, amend the borough toning code The' figures showed. for whopping and hollering went &« three governors sitting on one Under tha proposed master Provision is made for the to permit industry In the Rt X 1. That youths of 19, II. and 17 to Stevenson. -•••- -•-•--• _-.....- ... plan, the fin house would first time for zoning of Nav- business zone. News Briefs (the minimum-age in New Jersey part of a municipal center to be The zoning there would NEWARK (APHHunters made is IS but out-of-sttte youngsters Mrs. Reosevtk Feted senators grouped together on the 3 Ordinances include four classifications which This is the zone where the Rfr other, nodded gravely, looking built on the merry-go-round prop- for the woods to try their luck wen included) make up 4.4 per The occasion was a dinner erty between Bay Ave. and the generally conform to wlstsng Ulo Corp. of America's Harrison yesterday, the tint day of the cent of all driven but were in at each other. Stevenson, sitting conditions. Tube Division holds an option honoring the 75th birthday of beside Truman, looked it the abandoned railroad. Introduced deer season. Police reported John 9.7 per cent of the accidents. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. It Three ordinances wen intro- The following an the new res- on the 50-scre Enright tract. Slocum, 22, of South Amboy, 2. Accidents involving younger ceiling. In recommending the MUlei the amendment would permit came at the end of week end Finally, Mrs. Roosevelt spoke St. site, the committee noted that duced last night by Red Bank Idsntal zone 4ff^snntifliui sutd missing in the New Egypt area. driven an not: as likely to be meetings in New York of the the majority of tinmen live in Borough Council: - their area requirements: business and industry on both Searchers were' slated to resume fatal aa those involving driven Democratic Advisory Council. in the climax of the event. She aides of Rt. 36, from the traffic spoke slowly, with gravity and that vicinity. In order, they deal with: ' R-116-110.000 squan feet; R-4S circle east to the West Long their efforts today.' William E. over 65. More than 1,000 Democrats paid Parking on Wat Front St -46.066 squan feet: R4S-2S. Welch, 37. of Audobon. was kill- I. More drivers an in the 3S4* $160 a plate to atten dthe event emphasis. Her speech waa about When details of the master Branch boundary line. the challenge of the future. wen unveiled last weak, The use of Mohawk Pond. squan feet; R-15-19,609 This Is the zoning the Planning ed by a gunshot en a farm in age bracket than any.other, but and look over the field. Use of die borough indaan- Hopewell Township. He was eaore accidents involve drivers ia fast ail R.7-7J61 aaun Hit Board proposed for mat area In the JM4 age bracket than the the revised ordinance rejected kneeling to strip a dear carcass n4t» three a 0' *W £ by council last month. when he was shot by an unknown others. big-wiga were present, public hearings Dec. 31, ;./•. It Is not certain whether or huntsman. ... .•-••!;•' :. Makers' Charts bouncy and ebullient -Tie prUsi meesuVe would ordinance ia aa not council will be'asked to act Another hunter died of a heart Manahan also disclosed that presided over the* "beauty con- meet the great responsibilities It to me hour parking on Ox part§( the over-all town- attack. He waa Joseph Reynods, the bureau's drive to put 1.000,000 test." ship master plan, which to being - on the amendment when it meets ahead."- Frank J. Hall and William Mer south aide of West Front St be- tomorrow night* 52. of 725 E. 22d St. Peterson, blood-alcohol charts into the It waa all handled with the J tween Maple Ave. and Pearl St developed by Community Pfen- who was stricken In the Frank' hands of tavern owners has badessence of tact and diplomacy— list House liberals' cier, committee members and ning Associates Inc., Trenton. In his speech, Truman struck member of the Planning Board, teat Optlea lin Lakes area. a tremendous response. so as to indicate no preference The measure concerning Mo- Action on tha proposal by the RCA reportedly took an option The charts show how much for any of the presidential hope- out at "self-appointed guardians indicated that they would seek Township Committee is not ex- ton the Enright property in Au- fuls or potentials. of liberal thinking" in the Dem- a change in the master plan hawk Pond sets up tunes and TRENTON (AP)-A 76-year-old alcohol enters the Mood per favoring the Miller St. site. conditions for Ice skating. Skat- pected before the first of the gust. It is good for three months. liquor store employee waa brutal- drink with persons of various Then was no head table. Each ocratic Party, but he called no year. The tract is on the north side names. He said such "hot-house The existing fin house on Ba;en can not use the pond unless a ly beaten yesterday during the weights. They are intended to of tha aspirants and potential sign or flag posted by the Parks Tha committee will havaj to M Rt 36 between the Carnival discourage pepole from driving candidates sat with party lead- liberals" in many instances have Ave. and Valley St is in poor Bar Ice Cream Co. and the third recent holdup of the store. "paved the way. for reaction." condition. Officiate noted that the snd Recreation Committee Indi- have at least one public hearing A six-foot robber hit Harry Co- after a few drinks. A person is ers at separate tables. cates the ice ia safe. Skating i it adopts tha Motor Vehicle Inspection Station hen with a club and fled with guilty of drunken driving in New Truman told newsmen "every- structure was condemned -10 It Is one of several sites under / TnmaalsMC body knows" whom he meant. yean ago. would be allowed Monday In other business. •280 from the Ace Beverage Jersey if a drunkometer shows Whan'dinner ended, the cur- M consideration for a plant, the • ' ' , over .IS per cent alcohol in bis Later, Mrs. Roosevelt told, the In the' interval, the- firemen 2. ««WM.ion application by Mor- others are reportedly not In thestore. A customer who came in talna ^parted on a stage. And dinner gathering and the nation- have vacated the second floor £" «V Estatess coveringg 2a3 lots ofoff shortly afterward found Cohen blood. there, seated in a semi-circle daya and holidays from 10 a; m. borough. Manahan aald tavern owners wide radio audience: of the bollding for fear mat it Garfield Ave.. Campbell's Junc- It Is known that some borough dazed and bleeding. He was tak with Mrs. Roosevelt and Truman "I'm going to differ with him would collapse on the equipment to 16 p. m. tion was accepted. en to Mercer Hospital. don't want to serve drunks and in the middle, were three U.S. Throwing of stones or other Officials are anxious to have the lose business because they drive on that. He doesn't like certain parked below. The application was referred plant locate here. Senaton, three governors—and kinds of liberals. I Welcome Members of the committee an debris in the pond or on the iceto the master planners for study. SOUTH TOMS RIVER (AP) out people who drink to modera- Councilmen Herman J. Black. durtaS freezing periods ia pro- Myron Kozicky. Rt. 35. voiced tion. But lje aald bartenders Stevscaon-aU of whom have every kind of liberal." Objection to the proposed amend- —Alaa Edwards of Baypstt, N. been mentioned for the Demo- Then was speculation that Joseph R. Bolger and Ernest hibited. the subdivision would be 96x169 Y > i rW M sometimes have difficulty refus- cratic nomination next year. Permits •eajaind tnent. He charged that extension " ^* * * ing to serve intoxicated people. Truman's target might have in- Vaughan; firemen Orris Steel- aauara feafact lot the business-industrial area to y JTa^T • Truman, obviously relishing the cluded Mn. Roosevelt herself man, William Beatty and Martin Violators of any provision The board will meat with the Wyckoff Rd. and Reynolds Dr. wards was Oyaag Ms light The cards, ha added, will give rale, called them to speak. He and former Sen. Herbert H. Leh- Fehlhaber; and citizens at large, the ordinance face a maximum Economic Development Commis- (constituted "spot zoning" and wttft Ma new ariae whoa tavern owners "Something to was the soul of finesse. man of New York. Both have Mr. Hall, .Timothy Lynch, John fine of 1160 and/or 16 days in sion Dec. 17 to discuss that threatened a court battle if the driven by 49 as.p.b. wtada hang their hat onto now." And he "Iwon't use any device that been leaders In a movement to Flemm and Mr. Mercier. Jail. group's new light industry pro- governing body approved it. •arced aba to land la a SSMI said another help to tavern own- might indicate I favor any oneoust Tammany leader Carmine Last month, local planners re- The incinerator ordinance re- posal. laag Session field. Edwards seat his wife ers, so they can say "no," is of them," he said. "They're all O. DeSapIo. But earlier yester- jected a muter plan proposal quires persona to get permits The proposed new sons Is cur- In a three-and-a-half hour ses- home by baa aad said he weald the recent Supreme Court deci- personal friends of mine." day, Truman praised both Mrs. creating an eight-acre industrial from the superintendent of the rently a residential ana north sion devoted to redrafting the to Walsh the flight wbaa sion that they can be held liable Carrying the caution even fur Roosevelt and Lehman by name area in the northern part of thaDepartment of Sanitation before of tha Garden State Parkway In defeated ordinance, the board re- •s WtttMf id for suit if they serve a drunk and ther. he said he would proceed at a luncheon. borough. using the incinerator. •'• the Middletown-Lincroft Rd. sec- affirmed its original proposal for be injures someone driving home. Weat to East across the conti- Councilman Thomas F. Oakley Uoaof the township. The area any Industrial and regional shop- ELIZABETH (AP)-Miss Mary States Interested nent. appealed to residents not to leave rejOMTirnenoffd for re-zoning Is ap- ping centers zones, and restored Kanane was found guilty by her Manahan said he has received That brought Edmund G. (Pat) Oass Organized in School largo quantities of such things as proximately 766 acres. . a disputed section of the garden superior today of neglect of duty, letters from Kentucky and Illi- Brown, governor of California, plastics to ba burned because the Residents of Monmouth Oaks, apartment zone to one-family insubordination and political ac- nois state officials asking for up first. "A man to be reckoned materials malt and clog up thea nearby development, are op- residential use. tivity while chief clerk In the copies of tha Mood-alcohol card. with," sal dTniman. la the posed to tkeplaa. . The board ordered restudy of Union County Surrogate's office. And some large companies want Tehn came San. Hubert Hum< For Mentally Retarded proposed lot sizes in tho Mon- Surrogate Eugene J. Kirk, a to put one in each pay envelope phrey of Minnesota, and Sen mouth Park. Allen, and Norwood Democrat, demoted Miss Kanane during tha Christmas season, be Stuart Symington, of Missouri. EATONTOWN — The focal added. Having now reached the Middle »chool system haa set up a class keeping the AME Zlon Church the office 33 yean, had been These are the figures turned Weat, Truman called on Steven- for educaMe, mentally retarded South Jersey Latest News up in the traffic survey by age:' mentally property, South St., in a resi- chief clerk since 1941. children, Superintendent of IVY ilUFF, N. C, (API—Twenty tough felons at- dential zone will be discussed Miss Kansne, • Republican, Age Per cant ef Total Cauaat Day Dnasnla Schools William W. Ramsay re- Tests Disclose Dec. 14. and Kirk an both members-elect All Licensed Accl- Stevenson registered will-bred ported to the Board of Education capad from North Carolina's "Alcatrat," Ivy Huff priseM, The board stood fast by its de-of the County Board of Free- Drivers deals surprise. •' at lest night's meeting. aarly today with an arsenal of weapons after overpower- cision to create a regional shop- holders. Par He had already spoken once, Little Infection ing guards, Tho North Carolina highway patrol and ether Miss Kanane's attorney said he Coat Children of this type were pre- ping center zone in the ana ooenlng the dinner, before turn- viously sent to Long Branch NEWARK (AP) — The Newpalica units In tha state and in surrounding status wefe around tha traffic circle when would appeal to tha Civil Service 17 and under 1.3 3. ing it over to Truman to con- Commission. II 1.3 3, schools, ha said, but overcrowd- Jersey Health Department said immediately alerted for tha prisoners, all described as ax- the Monmouth Shopping Center duct. Then had been applause In|ng> then had made It necessarnecessary a test of 1,400 blood samples Is being constructed. II 1.6 2. for Mm the first time. Nw, look- fo- r tha- t cit• y to atop accepting from South Jersey residents show. treffloly dangerous. They ware reported armed with a sub- EAST PATERSON (AP) - A 20-24 1.7 13.1 The one-acre minimum lot size Ing like a schoolboy cought day- children from some sending dis- ed little virus infection. machine gun, rifles and pistel*—17 weapons In al|--tattM and 90,000 minimum building size 14-year-old high school boy has25-34 23.1 36.1 dreaming by the teacher, he said: tricts. had boon the target for attack admitted to police that ha seat 26.1 33.0 "I wasn't supposed to be In- from « central roam. Tha felons fled tha prison in a truck. them looking for two abandoned Five of the U children now to by four property owners. 11.4 15.2 cluded In tha company of these a mosquito-borne disease, east' Later, ears were reported if elan in nearby Yanceyvillo as children Sunday. It wae a Joke, 5544 11.4 handsome, hairy young men"— in the Eatontown class coma to Last week, Councilman Her. he said. Tha children didn't ex- it from Shrewsbury Township. era equine encephalitis, this fal tha escapees fanned cut. bert E. Werner and Robert A 65 and over 1.1 a reference to his own baldn Mr. Rsmsay said. He pointed •»• southern New Jersey. Most ist. The boy called Mrs. George "and I'm a little at a loss what Braun cited tha requirements ss Baldwin of 17 Emerson St., dis- out that since the law does not of the victims were elderly a factor In their opposition to to aay In view of your assump- very young. guised Ms voice, and aald he was Gas Company tion that I'm still alive." permit more than 15 children in the revlstd code. six yean old. He told her his this type of class, Eatontown may The samples were taken vo! •ALTIMORE (API—James Kcelty, Jr., announcad The planners refused to reione Nevertheless,' he rose. So did untarlly from residents of Mam name was Nicky and that Ma To Move Office many people In the audience have to stop receiving the Shrews- today his resignation as president of the laltimore Orioles for business use the Rt. 3S front- mother had left home Saturday bury Township children next hawkin, Leeds Point and Tuck age In the Industrial zone In tha KEYPORT-The New Jersey Cheera and clapping racketed erton, all near the pine barren and recommended that Lao MacPhail, now general man- night leaving him along with his through the ballroom. year. borough's southerly sector. Infant sister. The address he Natural Gas Company will mov and marshlands where the out ager, succeed him. Keelty replaced Clarence Miles as Its local office from N Wesl The superintendent praised the gsve was Cherry Hill Rd. She 19 sscsad Applause work of the teacher of the apebreak was centered. proiidant in I95S.- Miles and Keelty were among tha Isl- called police, who checked hun- Front St. to II Broad St. Mon Reporters clocked the recep- clal class. Mrs. Catherine Elliot. Dr. Martin Goldfleld, asslsta Keyport Official dreds of homes In the Cherry day. tion at 29 seconds. Tops up to "Although she is new to the director of the Division of Lab tlmoreens who hslpad furnish tha backing to transfer tha Leaves Hospital Hill section. Than Is no Cherry The move to larger quarters that point had been the applause field of special education, she Isoratories, said the samples wen American League baseball franchise from tha St. Louis Hill Rd. Than they became aus- is being made to keep pace with for Humphrey, 17 seconds. sn experienced, qualified teacher fcreened for any inapparent vim Irowni In I*S3. KEYPORT-Councllmsn Alton picious when they found nothing. tha growth In this area. The Stevenson said he felt a story and nurse," Mr. Ramsay aaid. Infections, A person with an Ir D. Walling waa dlscharied from Finally, someone overheard number of customers In this sec was appropriate, It was about "She has the sense of compas- apparent Infection does fit Vincent's Hospital, New Yorksome high school students laugh- tion has Increased 23 per cenl a drunk, locked all night In a sion and the energetic drive need- show symptoms of tha virus bu City, ycaterdsy In good condition since 1957, It was reported. Ing about the hoax and notified hotel bar. The tagline, which he ed by a person working with hss It in his system, EUZAIETH (API —Jamas R. Hoffa, president of tha Mr. Walling wss stricken Nov police, who traced the boy, His William R. Greene, West Kesris delivered with an impish twinkle this typo of child." "Any positives we have obtain 21 at hi* home with a cerebra name was not released because burg, manager of the local of was: The board applied for an emer- cd must be checked by furthei Teamttert Union, lays Ir takai a big union to deal with tho homorrhsge, He was taken to 'it his age. No charges have been (Ice, said It services about IS, "I don't want to get in. I Just gency certificate for Mrs. Elliot. procedures," said Goldfleld. ti Eito Standard Oil Co. Addressing about 300 employees Monmoulh Medical Center, where filed against the hoy. 000 customers In tho area from want to not out," Slnco this Is a comparatively new determine If they had encephal of tho company'* Linden refinery, Hoffa said lait night tha he remained In critics! condition Laurence Harbor to Mlddlctown Then, with more npplaunc roll type of education In this stnto, Itls. for 12 clnya, then was Iran* Borough officials havo been In Inn out from the crown, ho sat Mr, Ramsay told the board, many tm«ll Independent union* that now represent employees ferred lo SI, Vincent's, IIIOIILANDS-The Board o vltcd lo Join company of/lcer* downd . j toucher* who, like Mrs. Elliot, OIL BURNKR FIRE • t tha refinery are too imall, Ineffective and do not have Mr, WalllnK, chairman of Dor- Education will hold It* regulii In a brief opening ceremony M K Oov, G. Mcnncn are certified for normul Clausen Red ilnnk firemen yestcrdo the bargaining power the teamttert have. Tha National oufih Council's public work* monthly meeting Monday nljtht day, Coffee and cako will be William), Now Jcrncy's Gov, aro still in trulnlnn for special put out a small blazo In sn ol cnmmltloe, wn.i ro-dcclod to of- Tho Hoard failed to meet Isai served to pirioni viaitliiK tho now teaching, and requite temporary Labor Relation! board will hold an election at tha refinery Ike Nov, 3 In a landslide victory. Robert 1). Moyner, and Sen. burner In tho homo of Edward 11 night became it jacked a quoruin office opening day. John Kennedy of MoisachuscUs, special certificates. Mallon, 228 Spring St. Feb. 25 to determine a bargaining agent, t 4 W-IWsdar. TW. ft, 1959 RED BANK BrXISTEB Woman's Club Sees Holiday Fashions MIDDLETOWN-The Woman's will take home-baked foods to Club of Middletown, viewed holi- the men at the Nike Base in day party fashions Thursday by Holmdel Thursday in accordance Mustillo's, Red Bank, at a club with the club's monthly project. program in Leeds Hall. The executive board met Winter white silk* and a cash- Wednesday in Mrs.- Schroeder's mere sweater With mink gained home, 18 Village La. special attention; Clab members The welfare department will who modeled were Mrs. Paul J. meet in her home Dec. 14 to Braun, Mrs. Edward R. Beyer, pack a Christmas basket for a Mrs. Edwin R. Stanley. Mrs. large family. - Mrs.' Arthur E. Walter V. Sprinter and Mrs. Lee Shane, welfare chairman, ia di- M. Hassiager. recting the. project in co-oper- Commentator was Mrs. Nicolinoation with Miss Kathryn E. D'Anthoay, American home de- Cooper, supervisor of tha Mon- partment chairman.. . mouth County Organization for A bazar featuring Christmas Social Service Health Center at gifts hand-made by the Ameri- Campbell's Junction. can home department alao was A film.' "The Eddie. Duchln conducted. Included was a cookie Story," wiU be sponsored by the A PM-HOUDAY CARD PARTY will be held Thursday afternoon in Old Orchard table under tha direction of Mrs. club Jan. 7. The show, which is Joseph R. Thompson, hospitality free to the public, will be •OOK PAIRS AM MIN, and members ofthe Shrewsbury Parent-Teacher Awoeia- Country Club, Eatontown, by Red Bank Auxiliary of Riveryiew Hospital.' Commit- chairman. Mrs. Braua won a screened In the Old Village, fire tee aidas, left to right, Mrs. John Jamison, Mrs. Donald F. McMurray, general chair- cake. A guest, Mrs. John house, Ft 35. at 1:30 p. m. tion will open theirs Thursday in tha borouoh school for a thres-day run; featuring man, and Mr*. Clifford J. Heath. Othar committee mtmbors, not picturad, ara Mrs. Pasectnyk, won a hand-painted Among the guests were; Mrs books for children and adults. Looking over some of the exhibits •* an advance cookie jar. Herbert A. Martin, Mn. Joseph preview in tho school ara soma pupils and tha fair chairman, Mrs. William Pries; Charles E. Moraller, Sr., ticket salas; Mrs." William T. Jonas, Mrs. Joseph Liotti and Mrs. Edwin C. Schroeder, ores. R. Rafteiy, Mrs. Harry Starke. Mrs. Charlas Hawes. ident, welcomed SO members and Mn. J. A. PerUna. Mrs. Mai- Left to right. Philip Rollins of tha second grade; Deborah Otis, third grade; Mrs. guests. Mrs. Riuaall G. Post colm J. Bahrenburg. Mn. W. E. Pries; Marie DeAdder, eighth grade, and Donald Steal, sixth grade. ' and Mrs. ~Reginal ---d S. Woo- d were Gardner, Mrs. Arthur Williams hostesses. Mn. Neil A. Scotti, Mrs. Thomas neighborhood who didn't have Mrs. Paul P. Bova was in J. Bohnsack, Mrs. A. S. Mun Kitty Kelly the strength to air their dogs. Woman's Club Votes Memorial charge of the nursery which is schauer, Mrs. John Meiacapa, I exercised the pooches at 25 provided for children of mem- Mrs. Norman D. Adolfson, Mrs cents a run. Before I knew bers and guests. , A record num- Joseph B. Azzalina, Mrs. James it, I was making about $4 a ber of 18 children were cared for P. Feltrup, Mrs. Walter Contela Says Mother, With .Whom week and having the time of Gift for Triends of Library' while mothers attended the after- Mrs. Alice Smith Petty, Mrs. Sal my life. - RIVER PLAZA—The Woman's Gifts also were collected for director. The trophy was pre- noon meeting. Trentacoste, Mrs. George Strat Mrs. Braun and Mrs. Beyer ford and Mrs. William Guthrie. She Lives, Nags Constantly It this isn't practical for you, Club voted Thursday to establish Marlboro State Hospital. sented in observance of the chap- there are other ways to earn • club memorial, valued at $100 Mrs. Young, chairman of the ter's 25th anniversary year in Dear Kitty Retry: This is a strain on me. I could pin-money. Go to the store for as a gift to the Friends of the American home department, is sponsoring exhibitions during Engaged I I don't know where to turn. manage with him as the worst busy mothers or the elderly. Library of Middletown Township. chairman of the club's Christ- Nov. 1-8, the date set nationally My mother and-1 simply cannot is over, but now it is the girl. Read aloud to shut-ins. I did Mrs. Edwin H. Brasch. educa mas bazar, which will. be held for American Art Week. Mrs. Wren, get along. It's making me sick In high school she was a. nice , that for elderly Sen. Call of tion chairman, was appointed to Thursday in the home of Mrs, In preceding years' paintings all over. . I have an aged aunt person, but since she works she Florida who could no longer work out the details with her Harry Chamberlain, 44 Sycamore by AAPL artists were given as who lives for me. She would be has changed. If things aren't see to read but wanted to committee and the Friends of the Ave., Little Silver, opening at S prizes to women's clubs gov- I Kitzman terribly worried if. I left home, to Just as she wants them, she flies brush up on his history. I Library group. The Friends are p. m. Supper will be served from erned by rules of the federation I must consider her. I am 30 into a temper and screams. How read him Carlyle's History of currently, conducting a member- 6 p. m. until closing. for the art project. years old but have, never been should I meet these tantrums?— the French Revolution. He ship drive, proceeds of which will The club voted to support Mrs. The next meeting will be Jan. Married able to call my soul my own. As Someone-Who-Is-Trying. asked for it! His daughter paid be used to purchase additional Joseph E. Walsh of Avon as a 14 in the home of Mrs. Joseph long as-1 do everything the way Dear. Someone-Who-Is-Trying: me 50 cents an hour, too. furniture and equipment for the candidate for president of the Grogan, 164 Statesir PI., Middle- KEYPORT-Mrs. Joanne Claire my mother wants. it done, it's No one has the right to destroy new library on Kings Hwy., in state federation. Mrs. Walsh is town. Mrs. John Harper will Wren of Freehold, daughter of okay. . I cannot go to another another's peace of mind, be it co-operation with the Library being introduced as a candidate speak on "The Art of Make-Up." Mrs. Garrett Hilton, Jr. of Hat- part of the house without being within or without the family Soroptimists Commission. for the office by the Woman's boro, Pa., and Joseph E. Kit* nagged about burning extra elec circle. If your daughter is to The club's Christmas program Club of Avon. Snow Queen Set man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emit tricity, yet I pay.all the expea get on in this world, she should At Yule Dinner was held in the home of Mrs. A letter of thanks was received Kitzman, of 26 First St.. were ses. • • first learn to get along with Wilton Holm, Meadow Way. from Jack W. Moody, supervisor married yesterday in the Re- We had another scene yestr- "iers, beginning with her own FREEHOLD-The SoropUmist Twenty-eight memjers attended. of the Middietown Township Rec- formed Church. day. My mother tells me all the fsmily. To let her tantrums Clubs of Freehold, Asbury .Park There were three guests: Mrs. reation Commission for the club's Rev. Roderick N. Deyoung, many things she finds wrong with pass unchallenged is" no kind- and Red Bank, held a Christmas Charles Speck, Mrs. John Mo presentation to the community of pastor, officiated at the .candle- me. All my life I've tried so ness to. her. Speak up. It dinner party Thursday In the Ginty and Mrs. Thomas Bergen- a Woman's Club American Art light double-ring ceremony. hard to please her and failed. won't be easy. By putting up American Hotel here. Program dahl. Week trophy. The club was' pre- The bride wore a street length t tossed and turned all night long with her father's ill-temper arrangements were in charge of the Freehold club, directed by Christmas carols were sung sented the trophy recently by the dress of turquoise chiffon, with praying and hoping that our last you've evidently set the pa'* New Jersey Chapter of the Amer- a matching lace bolero. Her quarrel had all been a bad dream tern. Reverse your thinking. the president, Mrs. Ruth Bar- and gifts exchanged. Miss Mary clay of Scobeyville. Wheaton and Mrs. Harold Young ican Artists Professional League matching headpiece was trimmed but it wasn't. I am hardly able As a wife and mother you are were co-hostesses. for art week activities in 1958, a in veiling, and her old-fashioned to drag myself to work. What entitled to certain things, not Assisting with other arrange- bouquet was white carnations. ments were Mrs. Marian Bart- community observance. Miss Carmela ClagHa can I do?—Desperate. the least of which is respect A moment of silence was ob- Trav Neidlingcr, Leonardo, was Mrs. Charles KlUman of Key from your husband and daugh- ley, Asbury Park, president of the served for past presidents, Mrs. port, the bridegroom's sister-in Dear Desperate: There Is al- Asbury Park Club, and Mrs. Wal- Florence Brand, Mrs. Frank Cur- Mr. and Mrs. Angelp Ciaglia of ter. Say so. You'll be sur- law, was matron of honor. Her 12 Rector PI., Red Bank, at a ways a way to turn, in fact prised to find how easy it is ter Johnson, Locust, Red Bank tis and Mrs. Clifford Stiles, who costume was pink chiffon, worn there are usually several ways, president. died during the year. A tribute Homes Tour party Nov. 28 in the Silhouette if right' is on your side. And with a matching hat. Her old- Lounge, Monmouth St., an- if we think our problems it is in this case. Take charge Mrs. Benjamin Struve of the to the three women was read fashioned bouquet was pink car- nounced the engagement of their through. The next time your for a change! Freehold club entertained with by Mrs..Victor L. Fox, president. nations. mother starts ranting, ssy Christmas monologues. The Shore A Christmas prayer was read by Date is Set daughter. Miss Carmela Ciaglia nothing., Instead, drop what- Charles Kitzman of Keyport to Louis Ferraro, son of Mr. and Dear Kitty Kelly: Four of Freehold, a women's Mrs. George Voorhis. The Marlboro Hospital Auxil- was his brother's best man, and ever you happen to be doing. barbershop quartet, affiliated with iary will hold its third annual Mn. Gaetano Ferraro, of IS Rec- put on your hat and coat and My mother and Dad are very The club is presenting food for Charles Gray and William and tor PI. the Sweet Adelines of the Shore baskets and $35 to Miss Kathryn Maytime Tour of Homes May. 24. Asbury Kitzman, Keyport, the walk out. Go to some place fair except in the question of an Area, sang several numbers, in- E. Cooper at the Monmouth Last year, 800 persons attended bridegroom's brothers were ush- Guests were members of the such as a library or museum allowance for me. I am 13 and cluding a medley of Christmas County Organisation for Social the tour, and as a result the au* ers. engaged couple's immediate fam where you can think in peace in Grade 10. At school we buy carols. Mrs. Johnson waa the Service at Campbell's Junction, iliary patient's fund was aug- Hies and close friends of the and quiet. our lunch which amounts to $1.75 pianist. mented by more than $2,300. A reception followed at the a week- so I asked for $2. Middletown. for Christmas wel- Keyport Hook * Udder fire couple. Your letter reminds me of a fare. Mrs. Elwood F. Searles This year, six new and differ- lecture I once heard. It was They thought it would be better ent homes will be on view, ac- house. The bride's mother wore Miss Ciaglia, who is planning to give me 35 cents a day. I was chairman of the project. a beige lace dress and a corsage a fall wedding, attended Red given by the late Christian cord/rig to the chairman, Mrs. Gauss, dean of Princeton. The have one brother who now is William G. Rous of Fair Haven. of yellow roses. The bride- Bank High School. She is a married and he always got. a groom's mother chose blue lace laboratory technician. Mr. Fer- topic was, "Man Never Has I., tnrni-ui tor l),,r At the first tour committee to MUST." And it'a true! It small allowance about the same workers' meeting last week at and a corsage of pink roses. raro, who ' also attended Red as I asked for. Are my par- When the couple return from Bank High School, ia employed Isn't that you must remain in the home of Mrs. Mark D. Mc- your home. You stay because ents unfair?—L. A. S. HALF SIZE Clain, Middletown, auxiliary ways their wedding trip to Florida, by The Register. they will reside on Church St.. you don't want to hurt your Dear L. A. S.: If you want and means chairman, the follow- aunt whom. Vou love. There ia money you should earn it, not ing were named: Mrs. Gerald Keyport. The bride was gradu- ated . from Ronborough High Four-Season Dress nothing to prevent you from ask for it. I earned pin-money Kelly of Rumson, tickets;' and leavtai." :V •..•;•:; " when I w#s your age and* had Mrs. Harry A. Pujals, tour pub- School in Philadelphia, and was employed by the Bell Telephone Realization of this will en- fun doing it. But before I tell Curtains licity. A second committee meet able you to face,your mother you how, let me tell you what DRESSES ing was held today, at Mrs. Rous' Company in Freehold. Printed Pattern The bridegroom attended Key. with more equanimity. There I tell all children, big and little, Draperies home. Delight a snow queen with this is only one way to handle her who ask me the same'ques- Others working include Mrs. port High School and served in pretty set trimmed with green the Navy four years, two years ill-temper. Assert yourself. tion you're asking: Your par- Slipcovers (Donald E. McClintock, Lincroft, leaves and gay flowers. You should have done it long ents clothe, house, feed and and Mrs. James E. McCoiker, of which time was spent in Trin- t t cm Quick-crochet cap 'n' mitten idad. He is employed at Ye Cot ago for her good' »a well *s educate you—Which in itself is Bedspreads Rumson. yours. If she still keeps up her a great deal. To ask them to RUHT P»P» M8 (ooknuit kie. set—so cozy in knitting worsted, tage Inn. Keyport, and is a mem- Make band, alone, for yourself. ber of the Keyport First Aid carping, findi a home: else- do more is taking advantage Linens 'BlrKOin .'/ Weil Miin il The Sahara Desert in Africa where. I don't believe this will of their love for you; and no ! lls thought to be expanding, largely Pattern 772: directions to fit chil- Squad and the Keyport Hook & 10NG BCAN(H }\1 Broddwjj dren 4 to 10 years included. Ladder Fire Company. be as hard on your aunt as you matter how small or large the Venetian Blinds fill BANK 86' Broad 51 Idue to overgrazing by domestic fear. Family quarrels are dev- sum of money, it's wrong in lanimals on its borders. Send thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern—add S cents for astating for all concerned. principle. I may have been each pattern for first-class mail- The sooner you take a stand 'more conscious .of this than ing. Send to Red Bank Register, Santa Claus the better. other children, tor my mother Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 161, was a widow and we lived on ALL-DAY BANKING Old Chelsea Station, New York Dear Kitty Kelly: what she earned as a writer.' 41 Bread St. 11, N. Y. Print plainly pattern Visit Set I would like to get along with So instead of asking her for an RBDBANK number, name, address and zone. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — my daughter, but I can't. She allowance, I decided to earn 4M Bread St. New! New! New! Our 1980 The Woman's Club and the Youth is high strung and wants her some money myself. There A in p k Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book Council are seeing to it that way. Her father is the same. were plenty of old ladles in our s ready NOW! Crammed with Santa Claus will arrive in the On - Premise exciting, unusual, popular de- Vail Homes. erchants P a i U i n q signs to crochet, knit, sew, em- 'Santa" in the person or An- broider, quilt, weave — fashion, thony Juliano. council director, home furnishings, toys, gifts, ba- will board an Eatontown Fire zar hits. In tha book FREE — Company engine at 10 a. m. Sat- RFD BANK FAIR HAVEN 3 quilt patterns. Hurry, send 2$ urday and proceed through this cents for your copy. community to the Hall on Craw- ford Street to talk to small-fry. At 2 p. m. there will be a Christmas party for children of the first through fifth grades, Croup singing, refreshments, movies, cartoons and games will be fesured, under the direction of the Youth Council. Headquarters for Gifts for the Home Assisting frpm the Woman's Club are Mrs. Arthur Fountain, IEAUTIFUL f rasMing iwr si imifw nmi y chairman of the civic committee; «r» art gWhtg anray wMh It—dry and dry claming Mrs. Charles Abbiatti, chairman QUAKER LACE of the social committee, and •rden « attractive immMM of gamine cat gtat, others. TABLECLOTHS the papular Laurel Wrcatk Design. Church Women 72xfO FREE Amount of Order Be carefree and comfortable In WHISKEY GLASS Plan Assembly r) vVt'^V' 1.00 this easy-scw casual proportioned Gift lox.d (Not exactly at ihown) COCKTAIL GLASS 1.00 OLD BRIDGE — The United to fit and flatter. Whip it up in Dinette or lonquet Siiet. OLD FASHIONED GLASS Church Women of New Jersey 2.00 will hold Its I960 Assembly June thrilty cotton with cap, short, or Alia Available — uarfs to JUICE 2.00 2 and 3 at the North End Hotel, sleeves. Tomorrow's pattern: match. SMALL TUMBLERS 2.00 Ocean Grove. Details for the Trio of Separates, LARGE TUMBLERS event were made when commit' Printed Pattern 9251: Half / 3.00 lee members held a luncheon PILSNER 4.00 Sites 12ft, MM, lift, lift. 20ft, meeting Isst week at the home 22ft. 24ft. Size l«ft requires 4'/, of Mn. Charles A. Campbell, yards 39-Inch fabric. planning committee chairman, $— This Lovely Glassware Ser Printed directions on each pat- here, NOMI DfCORATORS s lern part. Easier, accurate, The assembly theme will lie On Display At Send thirty-five cents (coins) . 4H RROAD HT. Open every night till a "Tho Dimensions of Christian y ) * ItKII BANK from new until Christmas. Freedom." Mt;. Dw/:l fur this pattern—uiUI 10 cents for of Shrewsbury Is chulrmttn of -'«ch pntlorn for firxl.vlns* mall the properly coimnllluu IUI Hie Ing, Send to Marlun Martin, lied UNION-IMPERIAL event, Mrs. Hubert M. Farrow, flunk Rentier, I'ultcrn Dopl,, m SSr, , ReRd HHunk, ID one of (he West ISIh St., New York II, LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING advisers for the N. Y. 1'Hnt plainly iiuinc, sd< 500 Broad St. SH 1-2228 Shrewsbury sembly, Assisted l>y Mrs. Allen dress with tone, slie and stylo II, lloppock of Wcstrield. number. f'S. '/•>. : -fEM-TV •MC-TV RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, Dec. «, 19SE-13 -WRCA-TV WOK-TV TELEVISION WWX -WNEW-TV .WNTA-TV AFTERNOON (II) Boro The Clown (4) Weather »- (1) Love of Life (11) Dance Party (7) Weather • (4) Truth or Consequeo< EVENING II: 1J- (2) Movie (4) Jack Paar ces 19— (S) Nuts and Bugs (7) Restless Gun (7) Everything Goes (9) Movie (7) Little Rascals (II) Sports and Weather SH 1-M0O (II) Popeye 11:2S>—(11) Movie (U)French Through TV (13) Club 13 U:9t_ (|) Movie MATINEE AT 2:99 (II) Cartoon, Jamboree 1:19- (4) Local News (II) Newsbeat EVENINGS FROM 7 P.M. U:»9— (I) Search For Tomorrow (5) Cartoons 12: IS-(7) Movie Coat. Sat, Sea., Holidays (4) It Could Be You ' (7) Yesterday's (It)'Movie (5) C*rtoon$ Newsreel 1:9*)- (4) Consult Dr. Brothers (7) Love That Bob - (11) Quick Draw McGraw 1:11- (2) Movie Staffs Todoy (II) English 12 (13) Henry Morgan (4) 13th Hour U:4S- (2) Guiding Light 9:49- (4) Weather • (I) News and Weather 1:«V- (2) Newt 9:4S-(4) Newa 1:99— (7) Evening Prayer (7) News 1:4ft-(4) News; Sermonette y (4) Joyce Brothers 7:99- (1) World News 2:41- (2) News fora Mm IMS to (I) Cartoons (4) Phil Silvers 2:4ft- (2) Give Us This Day (7) Music Bingo yrttorgfrf* (5) Scotland Yard WEDNESDAY MORNING (11) Fun At One (7) Union Pacific toft** Ukmrnri" (It) Movie (I) Terrytoons l:»- (4) Sermonette 1:1ft- (1) Burns and Allen (11) Newa •:M- (4) Continents! 1:25- (4) News (13) Highway Patrol Clsssroom 7:91—(1) Local News 1:1ft- (2) Previews Romance at "A Summer Place," Warner Bros. Techni- 1:»9— (2) As The World Turns 1:2ft- (2) Give Us This Day. 7:19- (1) Weather color production, is depicted above by Sandra Deo, Troy t , (4) Dial 4 (II) News 9:2ft- (2) News (I) Movie 7: IS- (2) News 4:t9- (2) Sunrise Semester Donahue, Richard Egan, Constanco Ford, Dorothy Me- &&^^^^^ (7) Ray Milland 7:2S-(II) Weather / (4) Continental Guire and Arthur Kennedy. Film, based on Sloan Wil- (I) Film Drama _ Classroom (II) Growing,In Spanish (4) Laramie 7:**- O) Newa ton's best-selling novel, was produced and directed by 1:S*-(I1) News (5) Big Story (4) Today Delmer Davos. Starts at The Carlton Wednesday, Doc. Hal' H—iphreyr (7) Sugarfoot 1:00- (2) For Better or Worse' (9) Movie 7:11— (7) Morning Prayer 9, for four days, also at the Eetontown Drive-in for the (4) Queen For A Day (II) Flight 7:19- (7) Early Bird Cartoons same .playing time. Co-hit at Drive-in Will bo 'Four (7) Day In Court 7:W- (S) Preview; Call To Shows to Watch (13) Newsbeat Fast Guns.' (I) Film Drama 7:55—(13) Weather Prayer (II) Empire 9:99- (2) Dennis O'Keefe 1:99- (2) News TONIGHT City" series,- apparently has found (II) Movie (5) Sherlock Holmes (J) Encyclopaedia TV Review steady employment in westerns, 1:*«- (2) House Party Britannica 9-10:30 p.m.-NBC (Ch.4)-Star- Here he's the snooty Boston-born (II) Public Defender (7) Little Rascals time (Choice Viewing) — VMyson of an old derelict (James (4) Thin Man (13) Plsy of the Week 1:19- (2) Newa 9 Three Angels," the Broadway Barton) who seeks vengeance (7) Gale Storm 8:39- (2) Dobie Gillis 1:1ft— (2) Captain Kangaroo 'Love on the Main Line comedy hit of 1953, stars Walter against the men responsible for (•) Film Drama (4) Fibber McGee and 1:1ft- (S) Sandy Becker SUMME Slezak in the rote- he created his 'father's death. Series, man- (11) Basic Russian Molly (7) Beulah By CYNTHIA LOWRY sists, has been on the drawing on the stage. Story is about three (5) City Assignment ages to retain interest. • S:M-(2) Millionaire 9:99- (2) Topper AP TV-Radio Writer boards since last convicts in the Devil's Island pe- 9:30 p. m.-CBS—Red Skelton (7) Wyatt Earp (4) Movie Now the network has (4) Young Dr. Malone NEW YORK (AP) - One of nal colony who rally to the de—Barbar- a Nichols teams with (5) Treasure (11) Whirlpool (7) Personal Theater "prime tune" space tor to fense of a storekeeper and hiRes d in i Bolivar Shagnasty 9:99-(2) Tightrope 9:19- (2) Our Miu Brooks the reasons that Philp Barry's starting Jan. 23, although It to have befriended (7) Beat The Clock family who sketch. Wise-acre Shsgoasty (•) Strange Stories (4)Stsrtime (j) Romance of Life "The Philadelphia Story" has still looking tor sponsors. RICHARD EGAN them. Henry Daniell, Carmen (Red) arid hit* girl friend write (11) Movie (5) Wrestling U) Exploring been popping up repeatedly for ABC, while not quite prepared DOROTHY MeGUIRI|| Will Kuluv* also Mathews and * rock 'n' roll song and try to (7) Rifleman Mathematics the paat 20 years is that it's the i relinquish prime time for a SANDRA DEE I:*- (2) Verdict Is Yours kind ot a show women really en- have their original stage roles. get guest singer Bobby Rydell to (4) From These Roots (9) Winter Baseball 19:99- (I) On The Go hink show, haa made a deal with Barry Sullivan has guest part. sing it Red's many characteri- ' (11) Colonel Flack (J) Racket Squad (4) Dough Re Mi y Vale University tor a series of zations give him a refreshing (7) Who Do You Trust? 9:30- (2) Red Skelton (7) Memory Lane ° it to a love olory. a comedy documentaries called "World of 7:30 p. m.-ABC (Ch. 7) - weekly change-of-pace. (7) Philip Marlowe 19:29-(ll) Our World Neighbors and it's played out la a bign the Mind." These will be on one Sugarfoot—Tom Brewster offers (I) Movie (II) Curtain Time (II) Deadline 19:99- (2) December Bride society atmosphere - horses, Saturday a month from 4 to 5 to help actress Adah Menkin MC CARTER THEATER 19:91— (2) Garry Moore iwimmlag pools, butlers and >. m. (EST). Tht Pwritct (TV writers just recently "dis- 4:M— (2) Brighter Day (4) Treasure Hunt . (7) Alcoa Presents (7) Star Playhouse perfectly Beautiful clothes. Last Christmas Gift covered" this frontier entertain- PRINCETON -• To start Its (4) House On High Street (11) State Trooper night's NBC adaption provided er) find the lost stallion used in spring season, the McCarter Thea (5) Douglas Fairbanks 19t49-(ll) Science Around You Lucille BsU's pet project, (13) Full Coverage 19:4ft- (9> News and Weather a most pleasant ftt minutes of the Desilu Workshop Theater, MOVIE her stage show (the one that car-ter will present an array,of top (7) American Bandstand 19:39- (4) Mike Hammer ried her off the stage nude in aattractions starting Feb. 1, when (11) Amos 'N* Andy 19:K— (9) Looney Tunes will produce n -musical variety TICKETS (7) Doctor Tom Dooley 11:9ft- (2) I Love Lucy Cut down to fit the time, Tracy show on CBS Christmas night. recent "Bonanza"). However, they will offer the Roberto Igle- (II) Richard Willis Lord's wealth was. almost inci- there's a trigger-happy guy ready siss Ballet Espanol (9) Movie (4) Price Is Right In addition to Lucy, Desl, Vi- $3 looks i: IS—(2) Secret Storm • (II) Pro Football (7) Time For Fun dental to the show, which em- vian Vance and William Fraw> to deal with Brewster. Brewster's Feb. 27 the management will phasized tho importance of find' ONLY $2.50 bungling ability to continually present the Weavers, popular 4:M- (2) Edge of Night Highlights (II) Reading Workshop 1 ley, there will be 19 young (4) Split Personality (IS) Mike Wallace (It) Ding Dong School ing her true love. actors and actresses who were get out of jams borders on the American folk singers. April 1, The cast was most effective. incredulous. . the attraction will be "The Vien- (5) Mr. District Attorney 11:99- (2) News , 11:1ft- (2) Top Dollar workshop students ... Kay (11) Abbott and Costello (4) News (4) Concentration Diana Lyna may awt nave we Barrard has been replaced by —— ' na Boys Choir." authority ot hatberiae Hep- 9 p. m.—ABC Ch. 7)—The (11) Junior Town (5) Movie (5) Romper Room Morey Amsterdam en tonight's 1:19- (2) Life of Riley (7) News (7) I Married'Joan burn, but she did very well. Garry Moore Show — she was Rifleman — James Franciscus, An, estimated 15'/J million tour- And Gig Young was an .excel- aince leaving the defunct "Naked ists visit Italy every year. (4) Movie (II) News (11) Our Number System bit by a winter bug. (5) Big Beat (13) Dance Party U:H—(U) News lent choice lor the divorced That old favorite, "The Wizard (I) Jet Jackson 11:11- (2) Weather and Sports (II) Physical Culture husband. Don De fora played of Or," 'turns up again next Sun, toe priggish fiasco while Kuth day (CBS, 6-8 p. m.) only this Uvtog RADIO HMnaa and Christopher Plum- year it is a "Special." It is still CAP Notes mer did watt as tho pbsto- the movie that made Judy Gar- WABC m WOR grapher-wrUst team Jnstv.ue land a star years ago... "Tight- TONITI Urn WID. WCBS m WPAT "" s^Jlad Rope," a CBS police action se- WHTG 1411 WRCA Anniversary wsra ries which got off to n slow NOWYOMCOMSM WNEW UN WQXR ISM great — fetftfculsrt*In enter. 1; FORT MONMOUTH - A par- start, haa been renewed by the|| THO EMWO stoiy Earlier in the evening both sponsor for another 13 weeks. !"!!—HffiL £""»» rroa.rl.lu ty, noting the 18th anniversary of NBC and CBS bad- half-hour in- the Civil Air Patrol, was given For ffto Hfsf* Tinto Nowii Dick terpretive shows on the Eisen- !§_ Carltoa rndwUks by the cadets of Monmouth Com- hower trip. There were a lot of Recommended tonight: - 'My II - MlnuU Naw. World Tonicat VICTOR MATURE Nowi. World Today posite Squadron at a meeting Fri- shots of arrivals at airports, Three Angels," NBC. 9-10 p. m.ll WO* Naw>: John Scott Nawa: Monitor « OIMITRIUS h WSICA N.w.; If. Nalwork Ton* GU.IMI day night. crowds, umbrellas and local (EST) — comedy starring Walter Vim. s SSltS—WOn Jho ilusaralda |porto! Muiio froat The cadets also celebrated the color, but the commentators ilezak and Barry Sullivan. 'THE ROM" WCBS Lanny Kna aisi «M Nawa* Alaa tt—i three years First Lt Robert weren't able to do more than aaias—WNtS) Gouty, ~ Clay, commander, has been in •lOO—WSM Nam.- U.N. Todar guess at what was being si the CAP. oenind the closed doors. At.one Nm, Rala*i»s ••»•—JJO« ""•io from Studio X Hullo _ 5 A gift was presented to Lt.point NBC ran some film it ob- MOVIE TIMETABLE • HIS WCa« Couplo Na*t Door Clay by Cadet Peter Burnett, act- viously had received from An- RED BANK Waersj'THl ROM" "iM WC— Whl.parii.« 8troota F ing as cadet spokesman of thekara so close to sir time that it WNTC Hwdlio... Ef« Nawa Carllon-A Summer Place 2:21,11 U*> Off • PticM. Moiio squadron. was relayed without commentary 7:21, 9:M, " N.w.: P. Bohlmo» Nawa: Saaca Jlnale 111 om t: from a New York Airport, it £ SJtud..Q»l»«U X» Howo Representing the squadron EATONTOWN "Dtmttrkif Nawa . BVahn Voarala showed crowds cheering the 'l?{J«wa" . Lyla Va" s were Cadets Robert Collins, Jack Drlve4n-0dds Against Tomor-|| ; •- AND THI S Kottler. Russell Van SUvern. Ar- President on his arrival. Sir Clalr Hatchlaa row 7:00, 10:30; Cry Tough || Muaic SUillaat Salute thur Arford, Vincent Soviero, Ron- 9:05. |I| Nawa ««»lo from Stadia I nie Ohnmact and George Baisley. The current uproar about Frod RobbiH Show broadcasting — its programs, its HAZLET WCM Hl«ht To Hfpplnaaa WNTO Haaollnn. ato.io morals ana its taste — is al- Leew's DrlvaJn—Cartoon 7:00; WON Mowii Ui SaMo Give Awards ready having results. Listeners House of Seven Hawks 7:05, WNCA Now.i Ed Harllay Aad Taehnlcstor WON Galan Drako to radio disc jockey snows re- 10:20; Tarxan The Ape Man Ju.t EnMrtalaawal In Shorthand port that the quality of records 9:55. COFFEE SERVED. oeing plsyed has been upgraded stamina MwenAsw Victor Matura and Susan Hay ward hava words in a seono RUMSON - Officials at Rum- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS With Our Compliments recently, for one thug. from "Demetrius and tho Gladiators" ITha continuation son-Fair Haven Regional High Atlantic—Blue Angel 7:10, 9:15. tuSSI School announced this week that More important, the TV net- Ha\y#s> Win* tail* lava; of "Tho Robe") in Cinemascope and Color, playing works seem eitremdy. inter- gSS prlcaa Gregg shorthand speed awards JONO MUNCH > .; WMTO Hu19:M Muilo class instructor. spot, new occup>ed by "Five Asnmv •lii—WAte Ncwi IIIWSSS Martin Block Research Engineer Has Method In order to qualify for thelingers," a spy drama, with a Maylalr-Beloved Infidel 2:45, WSSS awards, students had to tran< weedy 99-mlmite show o«ptor> 7:90. 9:2$. ' WCM HUH Nawa Nawa: Bill Cullia scribe with a high degree of ac- tag SUCtt topics Ma .utu.iv...... St. Jamas Killer Shrews 3:13, Uttf MrsJ Dorothy and Dick curacy letters which were die ...^ Al Lokman To Control Violent Explosions the missile race, the fiigtt to 7:00, 9:33; Giant Gila Monster WNTSi Nawa. Ralailas tated at 90 and 100 words per suburbia, tbs summit meeting, 2:00, 9:20, 10:40. minute. Ry RENN1E TAYLOR The method was developed at astronauts, emerglag Africa Lyric—The Truth About Wom- u 2-mo Certificates indicating profici- sad sock. The sen**. NBC in- the University ot California, ency of 109 words per minute en 7:90, 19:05: Blue Murder at LAST' luMTf Writer where Dr. Gross is a National have been* awarded to Diane St Trinian's 9:35. OsMs Afsjlsat TSMMIISJW* Science,Foundation research fol- ColUs, JoAone Fritter, Carol Rlp- HOT BITE SAN FRANCISCO — A re- low. It was dona with.the aid ofpe, Eleanor Stewart and Nancy search engineer came up today a supersonic wind tunnel in which Vltt. UMA, Ohio (AP)-Ohlo Pow Jii n.rymiJ with a novel way to control vio- dangerous gases were made to er Co. officials had little diffi- lent explosions. Awards Indicating an ability to culty determining what time a travel ft six times the speed of transcribe at a rate of 10 words TNUM Ta«ito _ Basically the technique con' sound — joo fast to bo detonated. per minute were presented to raccoon wandered into a substs slits of moving the explosive Ootaaatlsa aot oaly to a has. Janet Blumel, Anne Cleerdin. Di- tion in nearby Lafayette. Every "TrW TnH* material at supersonic speed, or electric clock in the eastern half SUMMER ard as ladustry bat Us* a heed- ane Collie, JoAnne Fritter, Dor li/naiaal" at the same velocity as the na- •faaliNaSat flaasV aMaTaijuiatfsB. Isk dlBSIA #AaM*am of Allen County stopped at 3:19 •9*»ws» fWW IHVlVnHaff IBBJ ikW WIHS) othy Gehlhsus, Sue Jamison, Ju- wvsjinafn tural speed of the shock wave of oagiM saock. It occurs whoa dy Lartaud, Merrilee Locklln, a. m. The raccoon's charred PLACE which causes its detonation. f Carol Rlppe, Eleanor Stewart and body wss found under the power Whoa the dstaastsag wave a detoaaUoa Nancy Vitt. lines it hsd short-circuited in the At St. TiintaiM _,.._faltav* BallrowB caa't overtake aasl spread WNVS) N.wa, Rotailnf wavowblchdsvatops hi oortala substation. • ULENTUST Uttanltwai atartka to, s9) Naattosv StOfTS TOmOITOW #' : Dr. Gross said tho wind tunnel OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Tho Air stellar, ) This procedure, the researcher experimonu constituted the first Force's Strsteglc Air Command Fast laboratory production of stand- BEWITCIIINO said, can to used to mix* and has one squadronlt hopes to keep N. Y. TIMES still detonations. smsll. mske products out of chemicals UNrOROTKABLB too dangerous to handle by ordi- The tests demonstrated the ex- It's called the Silent Squadron, iff St/FKRB nary manufacturing methods, lt istence and stability of these and every SAC officer or airman N. Y. POST could be done by slightly de- waves and opena the way forkilled In a motor vehicle accident creasing the speed of the chemi- their use in science and industry, is added to ita roater by the com, ftitivitlei to HIIKKK MAMIO cals so the detonstion wave could he reported. mand's safety division at Offutt celebrotw tht joyoui N. Y. DAILY MIRROR spread slowly through them and Air Froce Base here. So fsr this season, Speclol Hotl- d a y entertainment, Ingmor ••rgmon's produce slow-motion resctlom. POWER OF A WOMAN yesr, 94 names have been added •s.ss-waao Kt. New Year's Eve Pdrry, IllSS—WNTO MMrfax Stock R.port to the list. The process, also should make SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Ocean woler in all "Tho Magician" possible short, lightweight ram- —Mrs. Helen Austin, 70, says botht, Twin beds with tot sagtaes with high fust eeos> IXTRA * • w • (Irrmry litbirah | she'a taken her last driving les- bath from $13. Mod. RADIO STATION ossy as4 wtth a wide raage at son because: Thursday she wss Many Mlmlrtl MSMO* speeds at or lust above tbs Am. Flan — $3,25, "MKLOVKII INrlUK driving with her instructor when Aik about Holiday the car lumped a curb and Plan. Coll Atlantic It weulda'l add) la lbs speed smashed into a Crowded cafe. of present Jets but might be City 5-1211, In N.Y. Tho car toppled the main roof MU 24849. used to solve one ef their heal* beam and the stucco structure YOUR lag problems, he said, collapsed like a house of cords, "I III! KII.I.KM WHIG Dr. IChbort A, Gross, former Part of tho IHIIUIIIIK fell on nn- chief rctcfircli engineer for 111*other cor parked outside. Twelve lmU (ilia MmiOrr" I'slrchlhl Kniilnu nml Aircraft persons were Injured, DnmttRO Corp, nl Ut'nr Park, N. Y., do-w«n animated til (30,000. Police For Further Centrally located in Ncrlbcd tliu tcihnl<|uu beforo tho nnltl Mm, Auntln's liiMructor win Ratontown • New Shrewsbury Amrrlcnn limiliulo of Chemical lucky, lie was (illtliiR In thij buck Theatre Information MONM0U1II COUNTY AND NATIONAL NI'.WS y.ny.\i\fn{, I In Inter talked to a ncnt. Tho rlKht front of the sednn CALL SH 1.9400 ON Till! HOUK AND MALI' HOUR DAYTIMK reporter. wnn crushed, 14-Tu«d«y. Dw. 8. 1959 BED BANK REGISTER Coach Czok's Casey Quintet Has Height; Kennedy is Back he also has other teammates who Red Bank Catholic High School tee of his specialtiei is a ump shoot into the ozone. Jimmy started off the basketball season hot from the side, but he also is is a 6'2 lad and when he in grand fashion Friday night dangerous as they come under reaches up for reboundsbd , CCoach when dumping its Alumni, 60-4S. Don Czok smiles from, ear to This particular win might serve Another veteran back on this as a warning to other shore clubs year'i club is Paul Naughton, a By WALTER L. JOHNS little back court general. Calm "other familiar faces on the hooking up with the Caseys in floor and around tha stage were the coming season. and cool under fire, Naughton THE PRO FOOTBALL DRAFT, which just about moves the ball around with good Eric Donath. Phil Harding, Wil. Coach Don Ctok yesterday star- Ham Hartman, Jay Abbes, Ralph Includes all the outstanding college football players ted to ring out names of varsity speed and he surprises with his 1 set shots that many a time un- •Doc" Corley, and Kevin Ryan. available for pro ball, is of interest in connection with and junior varsity cagers who No matter how long it Ukca were working out on the make- nerved the opposition completely the All-American selecting. ( Ctok to whip up a team for this shift practice court in the school's season, he is expecting to see the In our particular case, the Central Press As- auditorium. ••B/iSisar. a W| lad as bas- ketball players go. and they go Casey's win a lot more nan the sociation Ail-American, picked for the 30th straight ' Looking well working out was 10 gsmes marked up last season. Eddie Kennedy, one of the vet-big nowadays, moved up to the year with the aid of the nation's football captains, Something ho didn't set last ersns back from last year's fair varsity 1st year from the Jayveeseason was so many cagers with It is pleasing to know that four of the Central quintet, which was 'kept in mo-squad, and one thing sure is he sheight., And with these big men Press Association All-Amerlcans were among the tion by Dennis Lynch, an excel- up to stoy* Coach Czok expects to get things lent shooter and tops in rebound- first selected, at their positions, by the pros. And, Ryxnar is one of the tallest done this campaign; ing. asey courtmen °* with one exception, the CPA All-American play- Much of this campaign's shoot- ers were picked in the early rounds. ing chore will be absorbed by Kennedy, a lad who can shoot It's also of interest, particularly because so many with the best of them on. the "unknowns" become stars in the pro game, to note shore. Ed is the type of eager players picked by the pros who haven't made the All- that eats and sleeps the game CZOK LOOKS INTO CAGE CRYSTAL iAlL —Coach Don Cxok of Red Bank Cath- and his play shows it. American teams. olic High School appears to be looking into a (basketball) crystal ball for the out- Kennedy, a Rumson resident, ONE OF THEM, for example, George Izo, the in shape on the outdoor come of th* 1959-60 season. The Cassys chalked up on* victory, boating the Alumni long throwing Notre Dame quarterback who played of Victory Park when he Friday. Main cogi on tha club this campaign, left to right, ar* Paul Naughton, Coach is not practicing or playing with little for the Irish this year because of injuries al- Czok, Eddie Kennedy and big Ed Ryinar. his school. though he wound up in a blaze of glory In the Kennedy is one of the best team's final game, a victory over Southern Cali- shots on the squsd. He can dump in points from all angles of the fornia. court as well as on straight pegs. Izo, however, has the stuff to be a fine passing Major Leagues Have Dim View quarterback in the big leagues. Another player picked in the first round was Syracuse's Grid Johnny Robinson, Louisiana State halfback. But Of Expansion; Door Is Open Robinson couldn't make any All-Amerlcans this Pile Stocked year although he did a fine job. The reason Is MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP)- The most important action to The two major leagues took a be taken tomorrow will be ex- simple, of course, for LSU's Billy Cannon was on dim view of immediate expansion tension of the first-year draft LADIES DAY High for 1960 everybody's team and it's not customary to give yesterday, opening the door for for another year. The first-year SYRACUSE, N. V. (AP)-Syra- . one school two halfbacks on the first team. the Continental League to go plan, revised to permit the cuse's powerful football forces, ahead with its plan of becoming drafting club to option out a celebrating a National Champion- That's the way it has been, however, and when a third major. bonus baby, was passed by the ship, have enough blue chips in the, rookies show their stuff in the pro loops next year The American League found minors last week. It was ap- their stockpile to ride the glory expansion problems so involved proved by each league today. trail for years. several "unknowns" will become stars and go on to and complicated that they could long-time popularity. Graduation takes five of th not be resolved at this time. Al starting 11 that flattened 1 PROBABLY THE BEST pro example today is though its three-man fact-finding Bowlers R straight foes this season am committee was ordered to con meets Texas in the Cotton Bow Johnny Unitas of the Baltimore Colts, who was tinue its study, the American in- Final Round a nobody in the All-American selections and yet vited the Continental to complete at Dallas, New. Year's Day. Those departing include half- has become the. most outstanding pro player at his its organization and take the CHICAGO (AP) — Thirty-two necessary steps to qualify ,as a of the country's top- men and back Ger Schwedea, the team position over the last several years. third major league. women bowlers, after four days leader, and 228-pound Roger .. Unitas, who did pitch 27 touchdown passes for President Joe Cronin announced of qualifying rounds, today Davis, an All-American guard. NO DOUIT WHO WON — Now York Gianh halfback moved into the finals of the third But a flock of tough and bat- . Louisville in his career there, failed to get much at- that no definite decision on ex- Frank Gifford, left, and quarterback Charlie Conerly pansion had been reached at a annual World Invitational Bowl- tle-trained reserves, some good tention as he played at a small school. He was drafted ing Tourney. prospects from an undefeated colsbra+s in Yankto Stadium droning room aftor ths day-long meeting. He practically "You carry on with the ninth by the Steelers in 1955, actually about the 100th ruled out any idea of operating Fifteen men from a field of 128 freshman team, and two top-Giants' 41-7 win ovsr ths Cleveland Browns which demonstration . . . I'll be rated seniors sidelined this ae* player picked that year. And yet Unitas, who later with nine or 10 teams unless the joined defending champion Ed «inchtd tht NFL's Eastern Division titls. IAP Wirsphotol National League also expanded. die Lubanski in the first day ofright back!" son by injuries should inject went to the Colts, has become a great one. The'National League restated shooting In the match • game sufficient zip to keep the Orangt THE TERRY BRENNAN case at Notre Dame its position of last spring when finals in the Chicago Coliseum formidable next season. for shares in the $30,000 awards. Syracuse, facing tougher sched- last year drew % lot of critical mileage after young it found there was "not suf- Sea Sharkes NJSIAA to Give Ruling ficient sentiment at this time to At the same time, IS women ules as it goes big time, takes on Terry had turned in a winning season. But that's consider expansion." The Nat< qualifiers from a field of 64, and such as Army, Miami, Kansas, nothing compared to the boot Steve Sebo got at ional also again named the 10 defending champion Charlotte Edge Morristown Penn State, Pitt and West Vir- On All-Star Games Today conditions the Majors had made ginia in a nine-game slate for Penn recently and, for some unknown reason, other Grubic of Steelton, Pa., being MORR1ST0WN - The Sea for qualification by an eight-club their head-to-head matches. 1M0. Notre Dame, Oklahoma, basketball games per week. How- winning coaches are either quitting or being fired. Sharkes, Asbury Park YMCA Oregon and UCLA ara on Up NEWARK (AP) - The N. J. third league. They included a state Interscholastic Athletic As- ever, one postponed game may ball park of 25,000 capacity, pop- The schedule from today swimming team, defeated Morris- succeeding yean. Sebo's Penn team this season finished with a 7-1-1 through Friday calls for four town YMCA swlmmeri. 6041, in sociation announces today wheth- be worked into the scheduling ulation not less than the smallest Ernie Davis, the slick-stepping er it will allow member schools, when necessary. record, the best in 12 years for the Quakers. And yet of the present Major League matches a day, at four games a tight meet held here Saturday halfback, and fullback Art baker each for the men, for a total of athletes, school officials or 5. End the basketball season out he goes with some strange shifts following. If you cities, minimum player salary of The excitement of the, meet wiU be joined by a third top coaches to participate in any AH'March 31. $7,000, uniform player contracts, 64. The women will roll four was provided when th* 11-12- haven't read, the head coach at Rutgers, John Stiegman, two-game matches a day for a prospect, John Mackey, a 203< Star contests or exhibitions. All changes become effective a player pension plan, 154-game year-Old 160-yard freestyle relay pounder from Freeport, N. Y., takes over at Penn and Penn's line coach, Dr. John schedule and satisfying territor- total of 32 games. A constitutional amendment to Sept. 1. I960. event decided the meet. who piled up heavy yardage foi prohibit such participation was The association elected James Bateman, replaces Stiegman at Rutgers. ial obligations to the minors. Among the men's leaders after the freshman this season. 36 games was Nick Longarzo, Winning combination included voted on yesterday, but the vote G. Growney, director of athletics •They didn't tell me why I was fired," was Commissioner Ford Frick, who Saddle Brook. N. J.. with 1,- Jim Beardsley, Mat Crane, Bill Coach Ben SchwarUwalder die was so close that a recount was at Memorial High School, West had asked the majors to take a Sorentino and Barry Anton. not know where he would (ind Sebo's comment, who went through some rough 306-7,710. being conducted. New York, as president. Ht definite stand on expansion ,The Sharkes will compete quarterback at season's start Member schools of the NJSIAA succeeds Dr. Harry M. Rice, years earlier before he finally hit paydirt this year urged < the new league to pro- against' Montolair Saturday, ai when Bob Thomas was hobbled passed five other items of legis- principal of Bloomfteld High — only to get fired. ceed. Frick issued the follow- Cage Slate Asbury Park. by a back injury. Sophomores lation yesterday at the group's School. ing statement: Th» results: Oava Sarette and Dick Easterly annual meeting. Daniel Testa, director of ath- Several hundred miles south, Bob Woodruff, who "Now that the National and TODAY 180 yd. medley relax <1» * under proved pleasant surprises, — Won by Ashley Bell. Fair Haren The changes passed: letics at Vineland High School, has been head coach at Florida for 10 years and turned American leagues have restated Middletown Twp. at South River BUI Wauters. Alluhurat; Brewet ~ rhomai, after a succesuut opera- 1. Permit schools organizing was named vice president. their positions as announced last Hs, Rumson; - • - tkn, says ha intends to play next ' In a respectable 5-4-1 record, quit — at the request of ,, - , _ . , - - ' Long Branch at Perth Amboy Tim* W.4. . one year at a time to join on a New members elected to the May. the Continental League stptmtt Princeton sb Kemp. Groomed for the future will be 2. Alter size classifications of Dwight Morrow high school, nounced program. Wall Twp. vs. Matawan at Con-Untie Silver. Tim* U.S. Bob Lelli, a left-handed tosser high schools to group 1: 0-200 Englewood, and Frank J. Pingi- In the midwest, Harry Larche, football coach "The Commissioner looks for- 40 yrt. backstroke ill A 14) — 3d vention Hall, Asbury Park Bob Kemp; 4th, Jack Wright. Tin. •vith enormous potential who boys. Group II: 201-350. Group tore, Red Bank high school. at Toledo, resigned after a poor season and was ward to such positive action as centraentral Regional at Southern 21.7. .vas an All-New Jersey quarter HI: 351-550. Group IV: over S50. . Members re-elected for their will permit them too qualify for 40 yd. breaststroke (11 a 1]) — 3d quoted as saying he quit because of "self imposed Reg. Mitch Hall, Rumson; Id, Mat Crane jack for his ciuint>.u...>ii,p 3: Make the second Friday in second two-year terms were: Major League status.' Lakewood at Freehold Regional Locust. Time 33. ' .toselle Park High School team. December the opening date for Charles O'Benson, Pompton pressures which threaten my mental and physical Branch Rickey, president of 40 yd. breaststroke (13 * 14) — Sd Tom Clark, Deal; 4th, Jack Wrliht The Orange losea its varsity all regularly scheduled basket- Lakes High School; E. Hermann being." the five-team Continental League, Time 28.«. 40 yd. butterfly fit * 121 — Won b .ackles, 64 Maury Youmans and ball games. Shaw, Roselle Park High School; FOOTBALL COACHING is a hazardous profession, arrived this afternoon. He Ricci Posts A 654 Brewster Bills: 4th, Richard Duller. 4. Restrict a team to not rhorr Austin E. Leplne, Highland Park scheduled a morning press con- 1'ime 32.5. .30-pound Bob Yates, as well as much like managing a baseball team. It's.win or else Series in R.B. Loop 40 yd. butterfly Ml * J4) — 3d jerry Skonieciki, a good end. than two . regularly scheduled High School, and Rice. ference for a statement on the Vlnca Sorrentlno; 4th, JofTn Kkdahl and no matter the consequences. Football at the major majors' action. All five cities- Pat Rlcd, bowling with Sal's Rumson. Dave Baker, a driving pass re- Open Diving — 3d, Vlnce Sorrentlno ceiver rated the team's but end schools paya the freight, to be sure, and those big stadia Toronto, Denver, New York. in the Red Bank Businessmen's Mitch Hall, Rurnion, was unable ti Houston and Minneapolis-St League, last night turned in hiscomplete his dlvea ous to an Wary. oetore a knee Injury sidelined him »0 yd. freestyle relsy (10 * under' have to be filled and you do it only by having winning Paul—were represented. hottest night of the campaign — Won by Bob Slnnott: Joe Conlon in September, is expected to fill Little Silver: Ashley Bell; Bill Wau teams. The majors finished up their when he rolled a 654 series. ten. Time 4T.5 Skonieickl's spot. individual business today. The Ricci started the first game 160 yd. freestyle relsy (II * 12) — Sophomore John Brown, key There are some schools, of course, which hire Won by Jim Reartlslry. Mat Crane joint meeting, originally set for with a 212, rolled a 226 in the BUI Sorentino, Barry Anton. o a second-line almost indistin- a coach at the best possible available and keep Wednesday, was moved second and wound up his nighi 160 yd. medley relsy (II ft 14) — guishable from the first, is s sure up to Sd, Bill stuart: BHIp Bush; Vines Sor him, even though the going may be rough in certain this morning. with a 216 game. rp.ntlno: Tpm Clark. up at tackle. years. The University of Illinois, for example, playing high-pressure big league college football over the years, has had just two coaches since 1913, a span of 46 years. Bob Zuppke stayed on from 1913 until 1942 and Ray Elliot was retained all through the years until this sea- son when Ray himself announced that he finally was retiring. Amos Alonzo Stagg, the grand old man of coaching, served at the University of Chicago from 1892 to 1933 and then was coach at the College of Pacific for 13 years and then served as an advisory coach at COP and Susquehanna. But, generally, a coach's job lasts only as long as he fields a winning team,

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K 1 l||,, M','','v'"i,'«""' "i'i 'V """"".'I ' •'' •';"" till) VI. ,l,. ill A Mi Wo HAPPY HUNTERS — A group of hunfori of Buckhond Rod «nd Gun Club rtcontly returned from two wsski of dear ill * V.'l W'lin I»V MIMIIII ,,,! llrnl (|errv II (,\ till I'u AU I' Ballaritine llilin.,,11 '.'.I |'a,,l Nr.fl! r C 11 'I hunting In tlio wood, of Mo-ino. Of rhe 18 hunteri making 'the trip, tho ssvon In ths* photo are, left to right, I. •' kMM'IW' . Dick Mt.CiuliT, iin cvi'ii nlx-fci-l Phil Sitkowlti, V#l Dor-riiio, Con Vsrry, Joioph DsFniio, Angel j CUglU, Lou Sampoll and Dom Runo, Mailmen I v (Iif.,-| All! In height, Is llir Miinlli'M Minn .11 Allrnli'il.l ;;beet Ml * l(, In her of Iho Dclioll Pinions of the Pat Ambroila mid Lou Sampoll each got •> buck after five yofiri of Maina hunting, Dom Runo »hot s buck with ll'i'. i. ,l'»ll I1 l/in. till National Umkcilxill •1*»n, Itt hornt ilill in volvo^ r.>AIIANIINIttOrl,.M»|l.l Pilot Who Set Altitude Record Syracuse Voted Still Improving U..S.,- Britain Board Consultant BED BANK REGISTER TuasHav, pec, 8. 1959-1S Best Team rom Wound . Join France January Term Grand Jury Describes Void at Edge of Space Louise Crimi, 7, continues to improve from a gunshot wound Prospective List Drawn LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rolling In Country she received Nov. 21. OnResolution tad weightiest in the black void Associated Press Riverview Hospital today said UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) Korpon, supervisor, Prudential at the edge of space 19 miles le 'youngster is in good con FREEHOLD — The names of Syracuse University wore the —The United States and Britain 50 prospective January term Insurance Co., Middletown; Dr. above the earth—That's the story tion. backed France yesterday in a Jerome S. Lasky, optometrist. brought back by a pilot who made National Football Championship grand jurors were drawn yester- crown today with an overwhelm- She was paralyzed and uncon- futile attempt to vote down a day before County Judge John Long Branch; Rabbi Aaron H." • successful assault on the world icious after being accidentally U. N. resolution asking consider- Lefkowitz, clergyman. Long plane altitude record. ing first place vote in the final C. Giordano by County Jury Com- Associated Press poll, which also ihot through the head by her sis-ation of political issues in French- missioners William G. Herrman Branch; Thomas MacFeely, mer- Navy Cmdr. Lawrence E. Flint, er, Gloria, 9, in their home, 190 Algerian peace talks. chant, Avon; William E. Maher. Jr., told an interviewer that aft- showed the first 12 teams solid- >inckney Rd., Little Silver. and Mrs. Virginia F. Vreeland. ly lined up for major bowl en- But the vote in the U. N. As- Of the 50 drawn, 23 will be salesman, Avon; Frederick Meu» er taking off from California's gagements. Louise was taken.off the crit- sembly's political committee—M- cr, manufacturer, Mitawan. Edwards 'Air Force Base last ical list over the week-end, and M with 17 abstentions—was short selected to serve on the January Sunday in a McDonnell F4H The Orangemen are winners of esterday was in fairly good of the two-thirds majority required term of the grand jury. Alfred H. Meyer, auto sales Phantom 11 Carrier Jet: 10 straight and the only major condition. Although paralyzed The names of those drawn are: manager, Long Branch; Lee Me- for adoption of the resolution by Auliffe, Mary Lee nursing homo "I levelled off at about 50,000 unbeaten and untied team in the on her left tide, the child can the Assembly itself. Mrs. Myrtle B. Abernethy, feet, doing about 1.500 m.p.h. I country. talk and feed herself. housewife, Spring Lake; Thomas owner, Eatontown; I Leonard I." France, which boycotted the H. Barham, plumbing contractor, McGackin, executive, A»M Kara-; pulled the stick back into my The climax of the season came The two girls were examining : meeting, was delighted by the Monmouth Beach; Robert B. gheusian Co., Freehold; J. Jos- belly and headed almost straight last Saturday in Los Angeles, their father'a .32 Mauser when proposal's failure to win a suf- where Syracuse displayed its it went off. Barlow, president of Centra) Jer- eph McVey, banker, Atlantic High I up. ficient majority. France calls the might by crushing UCLA, 36-8 sey. Bank and Trust Co., Free- lands Natonal Bank, Atlantic •Ahtust FlyleW Algerian question an internal is- hold; Mrs. Janet S. Bell, house- Highlands; Dale B. Otto, presi- Coach Ben Schwartzwalder's sue and no business of the United "The ship was almost flyless team landed 134 of the 201 first wife, Shrewsbury; David Berdan, dent, N. J. Natural Gat Co:, Lit- at the top—there wasn't any at- 60 Students Nations. She had said she would vice president, Buck Engineering place ballots cast by the nation's ignore any resolution—no matter tie Silver; Erwin R. PanelkV mospheric resistance to the con- sports writers and broadcasters. Co., Freehold; William M. Birt- purchasing agent, Middletown;; trol surfaces. what the vote. ... well, consulting engineer. Ocean I Syracuse acpepted a Cotton Take Part In The United States and Britain «PP<>inted educational consultant Mrs. Arline H. Pujala, haute-' "The Instruments showed I was Bowl invitation Nov. 14 after 1 HHenre v Township; George E. Burck,' ex- wife, Rumson; Mrs. Adelaide f. flying on my. back part of the contended that the resolution * HdHudsoon RegionaRegionall walloping Colgate, 71-0. The f Edi ecutive secretary, N. J. Blind Robinson, housewife, Asbury time but I douldn't tell it be- )r. Francesco Do Robbio Is might harm chances of ending *»n« of Education. Orangemen will meet the Texas Speech Event Dr. Saunders was named super- Men's association, Leonardo; Park; Mrs. Doris I. Ryan, house- etus* I was weightless and it wa>s shown in his newly openedLonghornt, beaten only by Texas the five-yearotd Algerian revolt. wife, Little Silver; J. Harold RUMSON—A total of M stu- The French, however, insist that intendent of schools in Atlantic David V. Carter, administra- It waa a .low motion aort rf|e, ,„ ^ pr,ef.^ cf Christian and No. 4 in the final Smith, cashier, Farmers National: ientt participated in lest night's a cease-fire precede political Highlands Aug. 26, replacing Dr. tor Fitkin Hospital, Ocean Town- of thing. poll. Charles M. Micken. ship; Arthur J. Crosson, retail Bank, Allentown: Mra. Jean K. "Way above, or actually below medicine at Iriarwood and Speech Arts Festival in Rumson- talks. Algerian rebel leaders In- Here are the other major bowl The 53-year-old administrator grocer, Bradley Beach: Edward Smith, housewife, Little Sil- I could make out the layer where Leonardvllle Rdi., Middle- Fair Haven • Regional High sist they must negotiate on the ver; Mrs. Marjorie H. Squire, pairings, with the final ranking School. More than 350 persons North African terrilory's political came here from Delaware Town- B. Dawson, engineer, Fair Ha- the atmosphere thins out. That ship. In the field of education housewife, Red Bank; William G. occurs about 38,000 feet. Also, I own. of the participants: ittended. future simultaneously with dis- ven: Clifford M. DeHaven, dis- Sugar Bowl—Mississippi (No. for 30 years, he is a graduate trict manager, Sinclair Refining Stone, radio engineer. Red Bank;. could See tome of the curvature Twelve county high schools Missions of an end to the fighting. Mrs. Genevieve Tatum, house- ) vs. Louisiana State (No. 3) participated in the event, which Hungarian Resolution of Columbia and Yale universi- Co., Neptune Township; Dr. Sara of the earth's surface. ties. wife. Middletown; Mrs. Alma C. Views Conflict Orange Bowl—Georgia (No. 5} is expected Ut become an an- The resolution asks the "two C. DePons, physician, West Al teeter, merchant, Sea Girt; Mrs: Only 4$ M.P.H., s. Missouri (No. 18). parties" to hold informal talks on The regional board plans to lenhurst; George G. Downes, au- I "Then when I fell a little be IUSI affair. Constance L. Tyne, housewife. Rose Bowl—Wisconsin (No.' 6' There were six competitive implementing the right of' self- build a $1,000,000 junior-senior to dealer, Middletown; George D. low 90,000 feet I began to get high school. Rumson; Mrs. Dorothy R. Van: On Migrants s. Washington (No. 8). areas in which students partici- determination which French Emmoni, traffic manager, N. J. Nuys, housewife, Manasquan; Ed- tome control over the surfaces President Charles be Gaulle has NEW YORK (AP) — A Senate Bluefxfhnet Bowl—Texas Chris- pated. Bell Telephone Co., Asbury Park. win A. Weber, vice president; of the plane. I knew I was rolling Ian (No. 7) vt. Clemson (No, Also, William P. Forman, far- but eventually I righted myself subcommittee on migratory labor Trophies were awarded to these promiied Algeria. The word "in- Fischer Baking Co., Ocean Town- M. .ft --•---• .I... HIIBUMI dependence,ft»nt»fwl*flll»» "** whic«afhl>hk waausisa IncludeKwmUtAmAd Nehru Calls mer, Howell Townshhlp; Karl A. and came on down." has been told twq stories about ID- first and second place winners: ship. __: Gator Bowl—Arkansas (No. • Extemporaneous talks: Thomas in a resolution that failed by one Frantz, contractor, Unin Beach; Because of its weightlessness, the'life of. migrant.farm workers. One is that.such workers are ft. Georgia Tech (unranked). Warton, Middletown Township vote in the Assembly last year, For Austerity Franklin E. Freeman, trust offi- the twin jet's speed was only 46 Liberty Bowl—Alabama (No, High School, and Michael litow- was omitted this year cer. Manufacturers Trust Co., miles aa hour aa it went "over exploited and'need federal pro- tection. The other is that they 10) vs. Penn State (No. 12). ski. Red Bank Catholic High The Communist block voted for NEW DELHI, India (AP) - Keyport; Laurence Fried, mcr NEW*.*. the top" of Its trajectory. Gain- get expense* plus pay for care- The Orangemen will receive thi School. the resolution, but was mild tow. Prime Minister Nehru borrowed chant. West Long Branch; F. Le- ing speed aa it plunged back into free travel. annual Associated Press Troph;v Poetry reading: James Masha ard France in the preceding de- a phrase from Winston Churchill roy Carrabrant, Sr., real estate JewriMl-AnMrkuil the atmosphere, the plane grew today and called on his country These conflicting views emer- emblematic of the National,]» ton- Branch High School, bate. Today the Soviet group goes and insurance agent, Asbury so hot .from air friction that the Championship. They had been and Barry Keith, Asbury Park on the defensive, fighting a res- to meet the threat from Com- Park; Harold A. Gelbhaus, tech- paint on its nose and tail sur- ged yesterday at a public hear- munist China with "austerity and ing here. The subcommittee re- ranked No. 20 in the pre-seaso High School. olution deploring Cpmmunist dis- nical writer. Little Silver; Fran- face* peeled away. AP poll. Humorous dramatic reading: regard of U. N. appeals for Hun- hardship, blood, aweat and tears cis J. Goger, supervisor, Esso Flint soared to 98.560 feet sumes hearings today in Philadel- for everyone of us." phia. Syracuse led the nation In to- Bonnie Weston, Middletown, and g«ri*n independence and the Standard Oil Co., Middletwon; eclipsing the mark of 94,658 feet tal offense, rushing offense, to- withdrawl of Soviet troops from He told the Upper House of Paul W. Grover, administrator set in July by Russia's Maj. V. Thirteen of yesterday's 15 wit- Thomas Boyd, Rumson-Fair Ha- parliament, "we must mobilize esses deplored the conditions of tal .defense, and defense against Hungary. of radio and TV broadcasts, Bri- S. llyshin in a TO 431 jet. rushing. They topped the coun- ven. Last year'a Hungarian resolu- the nation in arms. We must men- elle; Mrs. Helen Hlbbs.' house- life for migrant workers. Among DramaUe Heeding tally and physically be armed for Completely Dark those speaking on the workers' ry in scoring with 390 points tion, "condemned" Russian-Hun- wife, Red Bank; Frank C. Hicks, giving up only 59. They averaged Serious dramatic reading: the fray." plant manager. Brockway Glass "Under better atmospheric con- behalf were MrsV Franklin D, Howard tenberg, Atlantic High- garian defiance of U. N. ap- ditions—if the upper air had been Roosevelt, Socialist leader Nor- better than 450 yards a game i peals. This year's milder draft The Indian leader asked for en-Co., Freehold Township; Mrs. Ta- otal offense, and held opponen lands High School, and Douglas "deplores" what has taken place dorsement of his foreign policies bitha A. Huber, housewife. Mid- colder—I could have gotten a lit- man Thomas and Martin P. Cath- Stender, Rumson-Fair Haven. tle more out of the engines and crwood, New York State Indus- to less than 100 yards. in the Soviet satellite and calls in the border dispute with Com-dletown; Jay.Irvin Hughes, Mer- The winner of an original talk for cooperation with the U. munist China. The Lower House chant, Asbury Park; Joseph G. JIMMY could have gone higher," sail trial commissioner. The final standings, based oi on "Juvenile Decency: Contribu- UN. Flint, a tall, handsome 39-year ten points for a first place vot representative on Hungary',, Sir endorsed them 10 days ago. Mrs. Roosevelt said that two tions of Young People to Their Leslie Munro of New Zealand. India, he said, should not con- old who wears his greying haii nine for second, etc., with firs Community," was Rita Belcher, CANNON dose-cropped. million farm workers—about half place votes and won-lost record! Munro hat reported that not centrate on guns alone at the time of them migrants—needed Imme- Red Bank Catholic. Second Students Register "I didn't know I actually ha in parentheses: only did Hungarian and Soviet of- of the border criiis, "but we ...write* the twiibttt*. diate protection, place was won by Judith Pistor, ficials refute to give him any should strive for both guns and MADISON (AP)-Studentt who set a record until I came down, 1. Syracuse (134) (10-0) 176 Middletown. sty the diet is too thin at Drew bretsieat column on any Thomas testified that New 2. Mississippi (47) (9-1) 1444 help, but that he was denied ad- butter because we have very lit- sports paga wary *u»« It is completely dark up there York State was ahead of most A spelling bee, limited to ninth University talked over the and I couldn't see my instrumem 3. Louisiana State (6) (9-1) ..1284 mittance to Hungary. He added tie butter now." school's menu with university of. day through ttanday of the nation on migrant camp grade students, was won by Ray-that he aaw no evidence of com- Nehru aaid that in the present panel." regulation but still had some 4. Texas (1) (91) 1028 mond Fasano, Red Bank Catho- flclals yesterday. in the Journal-Amackati.. The flight from takeoff to land 5. Georgia (3) (9-1) 87 pliance with the Assembly's res- situation petty quarrels and crit- Hit original wit and wretched conditions, particularly lic. Marsha Horr, Rumson-Fair olutions. icism are out of place; all ef- The students presented a list Ing took 40 minutes. His period on Long Island. 6. Wisconsin (5) (7-2) 72 Haven, took second place. of improvements including a new colorful rtyle raaka hfa* of twisting weightlessness lasted 7. Texas Christian (8-2) 580 Soviet Delegate Vasily V. Kur-forts should be devoted toward Catherwood told the subcom- Theodore D. Parsons, former netzov brushed aside Munro's re- strengthening the country. payment system for metis, larger a favorite with fans of a minute and a half. He said he 8. Washington (9-1) 4 state attorney general and Red portions of better food and better every major sport. cut his two engines at 90,000 feet mittee of wages for migrant! port and called him a puppet of "We will continue to strive for that remained unchanged for 14 9. Arkansas (8-2) 30 Bank attorney, keynoted the pro- care of food handling and lower for fear of damaging them by io: Alabama (5) (7-1-2) 25 the West. He accused Munro of peace," Nehru said, "but if no years. He cited the Utica area gram. He discussed the value of spreading "vicious calumnies' prices at the univeralty coffee overspeeding in the thin atmos- The segond ten: Clemson, Pen alternative is left, we will face shop. phcre. He relighted them at 70,'where, he said, beanpickers still speech arts activities to students, against the Soviet Union. it without losing our main' an- received the same 50 cents a bus- State. Illinois, Southern Califoi Another evening highlight was The students balked at the 000 feet. nia, Oklahoma, "'yoming. Notr chorage the ideals for which we MtwrV Vm hel they got in 1945. ° a debate staged by a Princeton have stood." -school food last week /Complain- Awarded DFC Dame. Missouri, Florida ing it didn't suit their tastes and The rosy picture of migrant lift Pittsburgh. University debate panel, ' He called it a curious paradox His performance was the mon was painted by Robert Gfeig, di Their topic was, "Resolved: Associate Heart was too skimpy. University au- remarkable because the plane that India should be made a vic- rector of the New York State Congress Should Be Given the tim of aggression »t » •'•• thorities said they would study h HaW' carried armament—two sparrow Farm Bureau, and Fred P. Cor- PRO BASKETBALL Power to Reverse the Decision e w d me with 111 air-to-air missiles aerodynam- Disease, Edema policies of coexistence teem to * Ji!L l ._ f*je!? •"•' ey, executive secretary of the Associated Press of the Supreme Court." be gaining elsewhere m student* next Monday. fcally designed into its fuselage, Western New York Apple Grow- Eastern Division Presents Trephles PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A prominent physician says more world. The Navy gave Flint a Dis- ers' Association and of the Stati W L GB Superior Court Judge Alton V. tinguished Flying Cross for his than 50 per cent of those who Nehru declared: "Tomorrow Cherry Growers Association. Boston 18 4 Evans presented the trophies to we will be welcoming President feat. He returns later this week : have heart disease have edema— Both organizations are employers Philadelphia ... 15 6 2 the winners. Eisenhower, a great leader of a to his home in Pstuxent, Md., of migrant workers. the retention of excess body Syracuse 13 8 4' He was among the judges who fluids. great nation. Fundamentally our LOVE WAS CRUEL WITHOUT FUEL! where he has a wife, Betty. Hi New York 7 14 soon will begin training .other pit included Milton A. Stein, John M. Dr. John H. Moyer, 3d, prates, welcome is because he is a mes- Western Division Pillsbury, Abraham Frankel and senger of peace in the world to- There UMM a young huaband named Brother*, ots in the use of the record-set St. Louis' U 8 sor and chairman of the depart- Who thought himtelf better than others; ting plane. Hazlet Man Gets John V. Crowell. All are mem-ment of medicine of Hahnemann day. The heart of our country, Detroit 11 13 2 bers of the county Bar Associ Medical College and Hospital, al- which has stood for peace, goes But when it came fall Minneapolis 7 18 7 ation. , out to him." $13,600 in Suit Cincinnati _ « 17 7 so pointed out there are other There wat no heat at dtt, The funds for priies came from major ailments associated with He said the border aituation And home went hit bride to her mother'*. Drug Prices FREEHOLD — A Hazlet mat Yesterday's Results the Atlantic Highlands National edema, including high blood pres- must be met on a long-term as received a $13,600 settlement foi No games scheduled Bank, Rumson-Fair Haven Re- well as a short-term basil. Today's Schedule- sure, kidney and liver diseases, MORAL* Youean't Uv M lev* injuries he received in an auto- gional High School Home and toxemia in pregnancy and men- "China will stay with ut aa our •lone ... you nied Eno • Under Fire mobile accident last year. St. Louis vs. Cincinnati at New School Association, and the re- strual tension. neighbor, along the 2,500 mile bor- York "Watchdog" Oil Heat Strvie* WASHINGTON (AP) - Senati Superior Court Judge Gene R gional high school Student Coun- der now and forever," • Automatic Deliveries make Investigators exploring "wondei Boston at New York He spoke yesterday at the open- Mariano approved the award fi cil. ing session of a five-day symp- sure you never run out of oil drug" price markups sought tc Vernon Smith, 134 Bethany Re Tomorrow's Schedule Park, Atlantic High- SIMPLY ROUTINE Detroit vs. Cincinnati at Boston Asbury osium on the cause of edema. • Emergency Burner Ssnriee learn today whether an interna- Raritan Township. ~ lands, Freehold Regional, Key- PITTSBURGH (AP) - around the clock in all weather tional cartel figures anywhere ir Philadelphia at Boston More than 500 physicans from 25 Angela Schiavo, 45, of Pittsburgh, Mr. Smith was injured when port, Long Branch, Manasquan, states, Canada and Sweden are O Esso Heating Oil burns hot the picture. his car waa in collision with one Minneapolis vi. Syracuse at Middletown Township, Red Bank was on a ladder cleaning a kit- Seattle attending. chen window yesterday. She fell The Senate antitrust and mon-driver by Walter C. Grubb, Wick Catholic, Red Bank, Rumson- Inaured Budget Payment Plan opoly subcommittee heard yes- Dr. Joheph Seitchik, clinial pro- and broke her left leg. Shortly atunk, Marlboro Township. The Fair Haven Regional, Star of the fessor of obstetrics and gynecol- spreads bills out ovar the month*. terday disputed testimony that accident occurred Oct. 25, 1*58, Malzone to Receive Sea Academy, and Wall Town- before Christina* a year ago, one drug firm, the Scherlng Corp. ogy at Hahnemann, > said "oneMrs. Schiavo wat on the aame on Freehold-Matawan Rd. neai ship schools were represented at out of every five pregnant wom- of Bloomfield, N. J., has received Bradevelt. Red Sox MVP Award the session. ladder cleaning the same wind- price markups ranging from 1,- BOSTON (AP)-Frank Matione, en will have edema" and one outdow. That time »•,<• fall and in- Mr. Smith waa represented by Dr. John F. Klnney, regional of every three women "hat pre- 118 per cent to more than 7,000 Theodore Labrecque, Red Bank Boston's standout third baseman, per cent on some medical prod- high school superintendent, wel- menstrual tension of tome de- Robert V. Carton, Asbury Park, will be honored as the Red Sox'comed fte gathering. gree." ucts. represented Mr. Grubb. most valuable player for 1959 at Chairman Estes Kefauver (D the annual Boston Baseball Writ- Both phyalciana agreed there Tenn) ordered the firm's presi era dinner Jan. 27. is one common denominator in dent, Francis C. Brown, to pro- Endearment edema-excess salt retention fol- Driver Sleeps, Malzone was named to the lowed by excess water retention. due* hia company's licensing honor yesterday in a vote by the agreements with foreign drui Boston chapter of the Baseball Aids Arrest firms. Two Are Hurt Writers Association of America. "We want to find out whether The 29-year-old third baseman NEW YORK (AP) -A plucky Court Visit LEONARDO - Two persons little schoolteacher, Mary Car- there It an International cartel were injured In a head-on co batted .-280 and drove in S2 runt built up In the drug business," penter, 38, wat seized roughly lition on Rt. M at Fairfleld Ave. Iwt season. He outdistanced team, Kefauver said. He noted thai mates Pete Runnels and Jackie from behind as she walked last For Campy last night. night near her Manhattan home. Bchering Is the only pharmsceu Police said Stephen Mtterano, Jensen in the voting. NEW YORK (AP) - Former tical house which has failed tc An arm encircled her throat and baseball star Roy Ctmpanella has 33, of 205 Poole Ave,, Union a voice rasped: turn over Itt foreign agreement! Beach, was driving west on the a date in City Housing Court Dec. involving, among other things, linebacker Martin . "Don't scream or yell; Throw 31. highway when he fell asleep at your pocketbook down." rights to use patented prepara- the wheel. la MVP of Grid Lions A summons was issued for him tions. She struggled around to catch last week for not answering 21 His car hit a truck driven by DETROIT (AP) - Place-kick a look at the attacker and said Brown replied that he hat n Ruthford Sidney, 23 Earl St., RedIng linebacker Jim Martin hat housing violations charges in con- objection to handing over thi with a smile, "I know you, dear." nection with a tenement he owns Bank. . been named the Detroit Lions' Startled, the mugger loosened agreements, but said his firm has Mr. Materano It in fair con- fullback Nick Pletrosante the in Harlem. not yet obtained permission from hit grip and Mitt Carpenter hurl- The ex-Dodger catcher, a Neg- dition In JMvtrview Hospital with the team's rookie of the year. ed her purse at far as she could. the foreign firms Involved to dis-possible internal injuries and a ro, also ownt part of a liquor "It's a real thrill," said Martin He ran for It, and the ran for store In the tame building. close them. lacerated lip. yesteaday after the awards were Brown repeatedly contended the help. Magistrate Edward Chapman A passenger in the truck, handed out at a fan club luncheon A patrolman arrested 17-year, set the court date on learning that tubeommlttee wit receiving mis Ulph Emerson, 15, of Riverside following a vote by Lions players. leading figures from its staf old Gilbert Malvi nearby. He wasCampanslla had failed to answer vlolel, Red Bank, was treated in •harged with assault and rob-a summons mailed to him by the aides, who gave the (eillmon- tlvervlew Hospital and released, about price markups. He arguec PINGrTORE ELECTED bery. Department of Buildings. 'oilce said several of his teeth NEWARK - Frank J. Pingl- Campanella has been partially that John Blair and other sul- vere knocked out 'and his lip committee ttaff economists wen lore, Red Bank High School athle BACK TO SCHOOL paralyzed since an auto accident YOLK BEST HUY IN A LIGHT CAR /as cut. overlooking the company's coat tic director, yesterday was elec- WEST KEANSBURG-Joseph E. almost two years ago, for research, development, pro Both were taken to the hos- ted a member of the Executive Thach, Jr., has returned to hi' motion and other factors in figur tltal by the Atlantic Highlands committee for two ycara of the New Styling • 41 lloncpourr • 75 Milct per Gallon •Irst Aid Squad. tudies at the University of Suit to Oust Hoffa Ing the percentages. New Jersey State Interscholastlc Icranton campus In Scranton, The tides cited price markup: Police havo charged Mr. Ma-Athletic Association. ^a., after spending the recent Still to be Tried * More Good Looks * More Room and Comfort orano with careless driving. from cents to dollars for Progy holidays with his parents, Mr, NEW YORK (AP)-Flve mem- non and Estlnyl, both used SEBO GETS NEW JOB ind Mrs. J. E. Thach, 21 Thlr bers of the Teamsters Union treating certain Women's dlsor PATTEN-SMITH NEW YORK — Steve Sebo, •eenth St, The youth It a soph, have lost In a court action to TM only tJoaltr in M*»ma«i*ft County with Immetllafe delivery ders, and for Prcdnlsolonc, usci HOLLYWOOD (AP)- Actreis fired at head coach of Pennsyl- imo're major In physics and block a move aired at removing to treat arthritis and asthma. .uana Patlen and actor John vania last week, was hired at mathematics. union president James R. Hoffa. on Hilt naw fatwlout car. They said SclierliiH paid II fmllh have announced their en- general manager of the New Tho five had noujjht to throw cents for the drug UHcd In pr u»Kcment. Ml»« Pnttcn, 21, nowYork Titans of the professional NEW FIELD FOR LIONS out an antl-lloffn cue broucht riuce (II) tnblclii of I'runynnn, fi mlcr eontrnct in MOM, wits a American Lcnuuiv UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (AP)In Wanhlniiton Fedrrnl District sale tn drtiwtlst* fur $8.40 «r Jhlld slur nl the Wnli Disney -Two (Invs after Penn Suite Court by 12 other union mem- rcnnlfl In (he public for JM, Studios, .Smith, 2H, appeared In AI.UMNI IMNti; trounced Holy Cross, 40-0, work ber*. Tim (loured 2H ci'iiln rovprc ;he movie "TIIB IIIKII and the- F&H MOTORS, INC The Red Hank High School Stu men ncKin in dismantle the nil- U.S. DIM. .Indue Willinm II, ' Ilio cost of the druti In 100 in Mighty" niul went on to ulitr In dent Council will sponsor nn fiteel Denver l-'leld, built In IDOoJllcrlnmlft dismissed yeMenliiy it PHONE LI 2-1111 let* of Knllnyl which co.tl dm I'V's "Clmnrton City" and "l.iir- nliimnl homrcnnilnK dunce l-'rl- It Is belnn moved to a ;icw nitc'sult filed by the pro-llofla u-nm-i (list* M find Iho patient (1.1,25. ninlo," Thn couple Mid the time ilny, Dec.' IR, from R:;i0 p. in. in one mile to the enit and will be- sters on grounds thai hl» court;' uml nlsrr for the wedding lu.i midnight, 'HIP (Inner will l>o In Hwy. 35 and Clinrpn Avenue Eatontown li mv« >« «'K«rtl.« In Tlia )U|UH come purl of »* new stadium hud no Jurisdiction over not hern set. thn hlfih school Kymnoilum. •rntlnR 43,500. msttrr. RED BANK REGISTER PRAYERS NOT ANSWERED STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERCARD THE HANDS 16—Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1959 KANSAS CITY (AP) — Patrol- man- Michael Lanigan heard what THIS !5 A HIGH L, ALL I— -.»/ }\I KBIT M0 MR NOMAD.' Bridge ing. Declarer led the ninft of he described as low muttering as LIQUID. YOU'RE KIDDIN' VANDI FOLLOW THE South dealer learts from dummy, and East he went down the stairs of a tav- : N0MAO/-IT5 Mm'BttttfcjDOCTDcrS ORDERS- North-South vulnerable ibllgingly covered with the.ten ALLYSUtJiT/ A SOME HAM J EVEN WHEN THE , NORTH ern, responding to a burglar AK£YWTHS AND EftftSy Ml PATIENT IS 4» K10 6i. if hearts. He was trying to act alarm. Lanigan flashed his light MYSTEKV •/ 964 ike a man who held both the into a corner and spied a youth OF THE Column lack and the ten of hearts. BRUTAL • KQ6 kneeling there. "What are you ATTACK OH • 932 South won with the king of doing?" Lanigan asked. "I was By ALFRED SHEINWOLD WEST EAST iearts, got to dummy with the MIKE REACHES A 8743 praying," the youth replied. "I US. Matters Team Champion * Q95 u'ng of spades, and led another A DEAD END- V Q 15 V 10 3 rump through East. When East prayed if you didn't catch me I Be kind to your opponents. If 4 10 8 73 2 • 5 played low, as of course he had was going to put the box back.' you are defending against a de- *QI •> AK-10864 The box contained $151. taken SOUTH- o, South finessed the seven of clarer who is headed in the trumps. This lost to the jack, from a tavern drawer. The youth wrong direction, open all the costing South his contract.; Millard Henry Grout, ft, was doors politely. • AJ94 DAILY QUESTION charged with second degree bur- West opened the queen of dubs, • 7 5 W«t North Eaat Dealer, at your.right, opens and East overtook with the king. Pass 2 •/ Pass with one ipade. You hold: Spades This was a good, but unneces- 4 «# All Pass -A J, Hearts-A K 8 7 2, Dia- CAUSE FOR DELAY sary, play. Nothing could be lost Opening lead — 4Q mondt-A J 9 4. Clubs—7 3. What BOERNE, Tex. (AP) - Ken- if West had led from a holding do you say? /,.., dall county commissioners are MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY that included the jack as well as Answer: Double. This douBle considering a bounty on skunks the queen; and the overtake asks your partner to bid his long- but are running into some limi- would gain if West's lead hap- true, why hadn't South ruffed est suit. If he responds in clubs, THINK 1'U. MB'S CWiZV ABOUT] with the jack of trumps? tations, forcefully stated by Coun- PAINTINSSlV pened to be the singleton queen. for which you lack support, you ty Judge M. A. Shumard, Jr. MOW HE'S 0ETTIM0 ON East continued with the ace of Suspects Falsa Card will bid your hearts. A commissioner brought up clubs and then led the ten of Since the play looked unnatural, the question of what part of the club* to put his partner in over- East suspected that the queen of r BUDDY BIRD carcass should be delivered for ruffing position. South ruffed the heats was a false card. West McALESTER, Okll. (AP) — collection of a bounty. Judge Shu- third club with the eight of hearts, probably held the jack of hearts Squeaky, a pigeon rescued and Hiard suggested skunk tails, but and West over-ruffed with the but wanted declarer to think red for since it was a baby, with this provision: "Of course queen. that the jack of hearts was in follows Edward Hill to high these would be received on the East didn't bat an eyelash, the East hand. school every day. When -they front steps of the courthouse in- stead of in my office." The com- but he felt sure something fishy While these thoughts flashed reach the school—the bird flying was going on. If West had to use near his master—Squeaky whirls missioners will decide the boun- through East's mind (taking on- ty issue in January. the queen for his over-ruff, ly a fraction of a second), West and heads back home. South'* trump suit was headed returned • diamond to dummy's by ace-king-jack. It this were 1 Afliwv to Yesterday"* a>u»il» "ASTRO-GUIDE By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE For Tuesday, December 1 ACROSS .-Spanish tltu 1-Slmlan f -Smoothed the amd uutn gun Present—Hor You and SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF 4-ExiaU feather! of Yours • • • One problem seems ••Preface T-Flsb ilia 11-WooUy I-Lubrlc»t«i CKXi Jt-juni HHd to lead to another. Avoid incur- ll-BUrnd op a.spanlah ring displeasure of those around li.TDTM'tOtd article ... 10-Courac* you, whether they be family •loth IS-Symbol for rc'vj; ' U-PollL •liver members, relatives, co-worken U-InltUla of ll-A drawing of nth money from or friends. Self-restraint will FruMent a fund ease the strain. If others an ir- li-Coapaas 17-Former Ruealanrulep ritable, ignore it. The outlook to-Short Jacket !«-Ort«k letter IS-Babylonlan is negative foe social activity I-Tolled deity Si-Smaller ll-SlellUn this evening. I-Man'a M-Collece volcano nlcknan* 41-Perlod of it'Wonhlp faobr!) time 17-ExploalTo Si-Underwater K-Sea In Alia 43-PIace for nolle Past • • • Forks first came into i-ufure • • • Many of us will 17-Wh«el tooth worship Il-A conUnent 44-Symboffor (»bbr.) general use in the 17th century, live to see the day when our ills Si-La tin SO Man'* name to-Roman conjunction It-Liberate bronte but people found (hem awkward will be diagnosed electronically. S«-Coa;notnon SS-Drawe out 46-Bymbol for 1T-Flnlihei nickel •2-Cooled lavs to use for quite some time. Eti- Presumably a machine will in' St.challena* 41-More arU 4«-Bymbol tor M-Indiao II.Make bromine struct us to say "ah," and may mulberry euiUble Sl-Snakee quette books written in that day «0-Flower admonished people not to try then hang a sign on us saying, 45-Lalr to cat soup with a fork) "Out of Order!" 47-Told faleehool 41-Pandlaa NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT md GEORGE CRANDALL SO-A continent The Day Under Your Sign SI-BoUcttude Sl-Bynbol for ARIES (Sera March II la April It) LIMA (Seel. 211* Oct. 11) aaauuinm Go out ind have fun I Local artrae. Happiness surrounds you today, llast H-Foeteerlpt lions offer much in the way of divr> the most of It by minglinc with people. («bbr.) •ion. SCORPIO (Oct. U to Nor. Ill TAURUS (Aerll»«e Mey 10) Think in positive channels and take ed> There's ao aeed t» be bored I Conitac t. vantage of eucllcat radiations. - interesting people for a atimuiatinf SACITTAWUS (Nov. 21 to Dec 21) GEMINI (M«r Jl <• June 21) There's more itabilitr in beins conven- Worry never solved anything, to don't tional than in looking for shortcuts. wane time en it Face facts. CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jen. 20) CANCER (June » to July 21) Liquidate as many obligations aa pot* Don't let someone have the satisfac- stble to relieve yourself of .future Bur* tion of breaking; down your poise t dens. DOWN LEO(July2!teAu|.2l) AQUARIUS (Jen. 21 to Feb. If) Better «« started on that Chriitmlt An rnwgeney may arise but you'll t-A state shopping. You're already lar behind. lind friends ready to rally 'round. (abbr.) VltftOIAue.lM.Sepr.il) nSCISJFeb. 20 to March 20) t-Prlater'a Deri't lean .we •racfc'm othen.ftecjiua You need to be broad minded tn4 tit ot a fear el retpomitUiiy: enough to overlook unpleasant thins. 4-Le.Un tor C Hal. Field Enterprises. Inc.

FARNSWORTH By FRANKLIN VAN ZELMMARK TRAIL ly ED DODD

[ UGHT-FINGERED 10OIE, 90 BAYS/ BUT, JUDGE. I CANY AW.TBAIU, GOOOt-COO H IWA80M YOUR BUT YOU'VE GONE TOO PAR... START SERVING UNTIL •ALto AM 0ROPPINO PAST AU-CrVER A *"• AT RRST WHEN Y0UVE NOT ONLV 6UCCESE0 ) ALIAS SLIP*>EBV SLIM« TAKE UIM THE COUrtTRY...eO YOUR FrOHT TO SCUTTLE I IT CAME TO THE IN KIU.INS OFF THE GOODY- (CHARGE -KCKPOCKETING AWAY AFTER THE HOLIDAYS OUR BlUUBOAftP CAMMaSN I* A J PLAC1MSNT OF GOO CANCry BAR. BUT Y0U*VI •^ THE WLLeOARPe FINANCIALLY MRS. WOOPALLr*

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THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY

... . HAvt 76 WASH ALL THt WAV UP TO MY map m RED BANK RECISTEi n MM Komi cuitm MIEI Titeteiat/, Dee. 8, 1959-17 ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE CORP. BIGGEST VALUE EVER! utnaWSD HOOM tm tint floor Mar t Dajra faasmutlve. beta, soluble (or business man or XZcLiae •ctlred gentleman. SH 7-2HH. RIAL tfTATI KM SAU 4 Days C4msecutive . 20 BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK • EXCELLENT QUALITY I Days CwBMcuUve Me Use LABOB BED S1TTINO ROOM—Pies- HOUSES FOR SALE at Oaya f—itcutlve , He UM • LOVELY APPEARANCE aant borne, board If dealred. Call SH EW THREE-BEDROOM house, lot 90 N Dayi CtwjeeuUvs HAS OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED xlOO. Hot water heat, birch cabinets, He LIM • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 12,600. Will lease with option to buy. He LIM intact Oeorge Sorhy. KE B-56M. Yearly Contract Rates On Request ELECTRONIC WIRERS RIAL ISTATI FOR SAU APE COD frame house. Kour rooms, Mlnlmam Iwrlai Tkwtm Liaes and only $291. expansion attic, attached garage and l ln R HOUSES FOR SALE tlllty, room. Lot 75x150. Owner IPAV- 5!!2S • " S *1» «Heter'e P. O. Box extra. SOLDERERS g town, immediate occupancy. SH 1- is reierved for three complete rooms of t$7. Lovely shrubbery. Many Employee Benefits NCOME pnoPEBTY — Two-family BERG houae, centrally locnterl Irr Re<1 B*nk. BRAND NEW FURNITURE ncome 1170 p«r month, recently re- VETERANS lecorated. Will connldrr trading for CALL SH 7-5100 • *9-pc. Modern Living Room Group srge property In Monrnoulh County. DEADUNE 5:00 P. M. D«y MM, Atk for Mr. Van Atta or apply in parson • 8-pc. Lovely Bedroom Outfit NO DOWN PAYMENT Iclllnc price S15.000. SH 7-53.13. TAKE OVP;R O. I. MOKTOAOE CLASSIFIED DISNJlt • 5-pc. Dinette, Plus Accessories S76 PER MONTH NEW SHREWSBURY — Cape Cod :onslstlnK of living room, two bed. tmjk. u. Day Mm »«Mea«« «im ereec twe days Mm s«ka. ooma, modern hath, dining area, kit- • and a lovely $10,990 FULL PRICE ^hrn axt<\ cas range on flrat floor, IMPLOYMINT MtUCHANDK* ThJ* house I* money in the bank t. "wo bedrooms on second floor. Full Call Classified—SH 14)010 or OS 14)525 i tile• man who Hated It. The first ry basement, aluminum screens and HELP WANIED-MALE FOR SALE RECONDITIONED REFRIGERATOR AT ^ r*on who fees It has to buy It torm windows. Fenccd-ln yard 85x150. SALT HAY-FINEST QUAUTT Thera aire three large bedrooms, rnuit> 3nly S3.0O0 down. Take advantage of lls on private •* : Vred D. Wlkoff. Co. NO EXTRA CHARGE ped ftctence kitchen, baacment. ftlumt this 4>.^ per cent G. I. mortgage anyone ! are toll-free to SH 1-0010 from in. lum combination storm Mash and can. assume. 195 a month pays all carry- u ELECTRONICS rtenjt, range, bJJndi, anf) tocaterl on Ing charges. Samuel Telcher Agency, i 4 l, SEa Bright 2. and inUdyslde j OUOLBNE BV TON UM 100 Iba. at beautifully landicaped lot. Immedi iceanport Ave.. Ocennport. Call or dial warehouse. Swartiel'*, Haalet KH t poaneiiion. ,1 2-3500 or LI 2-3501 for prompt, INSTRUCTORS siding. FIELD FURNITURE ourtcous service. (Trade-ins Considered) O. E. BLECTRIC RANOS — Uke new, 7-11 Ea»t Front Street WANAMASSA — Owner transferred Prefer ex-servicemen priced to fell. Convertible deep well, Modern, well-built split level contain- ANNOUNCIMINTS •OATS ft ACCESSORIES over-alzed oven, lote of drawer epace, Monmouth County Office Keyport, N. J. IK three heclrooms. living room, din- ' LOST AND FOUND or retired officers - push button control!. Iftiat !ee to ap- g area, spacious kitchen with built- COMB REE the world'! flnelt belli preciate. U 2-OMS. in range and oven anrl full ceramic tile In New Jersey's largest ehowroom. CO 4-3020 THE BERG AGENCY FOUND — BROWN FEMALE puppy ... With military er technical WASHER- - STO.VB Four-burner gas bathroom plus recreation room, laundry Buy now during our tremendoua win- "Perfonallzed Service" with collar: on Broad St., Red Bank. ter savings event at A * B Boal •chool. Initructlen eatertenee. stove; ' working ' 'Order**-' 135 ABC oom with toilet; aluminum screene Owner may claim at Monmouth County O'Hatic washer, needs repair Bstl OPEN: Thursday and Friday 'til 9:00 P. M. ind stnrm wlndowa and doors through- Sales. Authorized Mercury * Oale Buc- 1 a! OSborne 1-1000 I.P.C.A. on Wall. gt.. Eatonlown. caneer Dealer, Hwy M. Belford. KI mated. (40. BH - ^' *™ ut the house. Also, one-car attached PERMANENT POSITION Monday thru Saturday 'til 6:00 P. M. Rt. 39 Mlddletown, N. J. erase. Situated on well-landscsped plot iOflT — Blond* cocker apanlel, temale. S-3838. IN A HURRY? tl.n cold wave Iris SOUTHWEST LOCATION Dally ( • S Sal., sun. 10 3U13. Take advantsge of thli 4!i per Shoreereat area. No Identification. Re- THREE] CABIN SKIFF! — Good con- Hairdreeeers, t* Monmouth Bt, Red cent o. I. mortgage anyone can aisume ward. 8H T-13M. dition, AII a: one ISO h.p. enru HIGHEST RATES AND Baali. No appolntaaent nocoeaary. with S2.BO0 down. Must truly be seen to LOST — Small open-faced lady's (of. Craft. HI 3-1141. NINB-FUBCS BASSXTT Ctierrjr dining NEW RANCHER — Three bedrooms, be appreciated. No red tape. Immed- dm make (old wrlat watch, with LIVING ALLOWANCE room aulte, SN0; nve-elece BaaeeU PITS AND UVBTOCK RIAL ISTATI FOR HINT two baths, living room, dining room, iate occupancy, Samuel Tefcher Agency. ehemr bedroom eolte with awing Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or dial dark red leather band. Dropped be- Send detail! and complete rnume kitchen, recreation room, and patio. tween RB station and Pearl it.. Red framea, »42»; nlae-pleee Banttt Fruit- APARTMENTS Two-car garage. 122.700. U 2-350O or U 2-JS01 for prompt, Bank. |10 reward. RU 1-1M7. IUSINBSS NOTICES Including date of. availability and wood dining room !uMe. S3U; Fruit* UVE, CUDDLEY ChrlKmu sift for ourteous service. , . wood breakfront. S3M; flve-pleee mo- your child Three month old red, TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, mill LOST-rOlrra bicycle, 24" blue and telephone number to dem. Baieett txd/oom (ultf. CHOI Al- female, cocker pup, AKC realatered. Itlee, parking, near bui tranirmrta •MO DOWN FUEL OIL * KBATINO — Call SH The Dowstra Agency Capm Cod masonry construction; living white Hlgglns, Shorecrest. Phone SH I-OBIO. on Delivery, inc. service * COb. O. B. UHWRBNCE (Ret.) bert Buds* * Son (neit la ktelnbacne Brought up with children. SHl-iSM. tlon. 811 l-7»79. parking lot), 24 Clay St., Red/Bank, rooml ceramic tile bath, two bedrooma 7-4S37.' Reward, Heartbroken. Balea. 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. H. L. VOH CO., IMC. SMALL DEPOSIT WILL Mid lovable II E, Front gt. Red Bank open dally S-ia. l-». mday evening! 1 TWO ROOMS AND BATH iurnlahed Ind apacloua kitchen with gaa range on LOST—Female black puppy, four white TREES AND LARGE LIMBS removed. P.O. Box 1284 7-9. . • • collie pup for Chrlitmai. Trie and All utlllti"! SH 1-8100 flrat floor, Attic finished oft Into extra ilue, male. AT 1-21W. feet and white tip on tall. Chlld'i Utility, Hag antenna polei aet and Fort Sill, Oklaooaia SH 1-SM1 large bedroom with three Walk-In clos- yet. Please call AT 1-06:7. framed. Fully Injured. IH -1-7937 oi SHIRTS AUSTRALIAN TERRIERS - email, ets. Fully insulated. Hot water oil bent, CA 9-1155. BALKS MANAGEMENT TRAINEE— For every man on your Hit. Fee smart and budget priced, Relirve combination aluminum storm and THE KIRWAN screen windows throughout the house. MOYAN—General algn. truck Interim National Company will train man tory outlet. Aabury Sportawear. corner Chrlitmas puppy now. Pleasant Bas- wlthleaderahlp quailtlcl. Age 25-30. Thisshrewebury A Patteraon Ave., Shrewl- tuie Kennels, 1411 Dorsett Dock Rd-. COMMERCIAL REMTAU Many other nice features such as Tor little money, 60 yean experience. genuine plaster walla, split rsll fence, AUTOMOTIVE IS N. Bridge Ave., Red Bank. la an outatandlng oportunlty for manbury. . .. Point Pleasant. TW t-O5S7. COMPANY with viilon. Earning of 110,000 up within COMMERCIAL BUILDING — 2.000 sq city sewer. 3O*year FI1A mortgage. AUTOS AND TRUCKS IP you rHINK TWICE, you'll (el two years. $103 per week to start. Write IDEAL CHRISTMAS OIFT — Pony, COLLIE PUPS — AKC, gable «>d ft., Including basement, oil heat. Ce- For The Best In Ismuel Telcher Agency, Oceanport our P/lcc. Painting contractor!. HI 'TRAINEE" Box Bit. Red Bank. care and aaddle. Call after #. tri-color. dar Ave., Fair Haven, one block from Ave., Oceanport. Call or dial LI 2-3304) 1*80 DODGE SEDAN, good transports KE e-0128. SH 1-7710 River Rd. SH 1-4476. Real Estate and Insurance or LI 2-3501 for prompt, courteoua tlon, latest Inspection, mechanically MARRIED MAN, wanted on dairy farm. service. FOR TREE WORK, c*o tree aervlee. Mult be able to operate milk ma- FUR STOLE dark muikrat, mink blend, aDORABLE BLACK MINIATURE RED BANK — Office space avallabl aouncl, needs paint. $70. LI 2-1389. pure aiik lining. 1250 new. Bicellent ATTENTION BOAT OWNERS Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI chine!, drive tractor. Good house pro- Poodles. Ideal present for ChrlatnuiB. [or professional pereon. Inquire al Lsrge ranch home eltuated on one IBM FORD CUBTOMUNE — Two-door, E-4220 for tree eitlmate. Full Insurai vided. WEblter 8-7551. Edward Rlor- condition. |4D. RU 1-1024. AKC. Call after 5 p.m. week days, all 91 E. Front at, day weekends. CA S-172Q. acre landscsped plot with additions! new Urea and slipcovers. Radio, heal- coverage. dan. Wlndior Farma, Firmingiiaie.N.J. RUG8 — Never uaed. till. SM. SzlS, SO1 frontage on private boat basin, con. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY er,, delro«er!KB«-M8»^^^^__ ATTENTION HOME OWNERS — 14' LIFE INSURANCE CAREER with one •3S,. other eli«!. on vacuum. 120. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — nected to Shrewsbury River. Five bed- 'AIR HAVEN — Store for sale H.MO BM MERCURY MONTEREY HARD- dump body truck for hire by hour oi of the largeit life Insurance com- Phone •till T p.m. IK M4J». AKC registered, five week! old, will HOUSES PC* RENT roome, one pansled; 2% baths; pan. eq. ft. floor space. In heart of shop- TOP. llerc-O-Matlc. raillo, heater, e>- Job. with driver. Remove -accumulated panies. Salary while training. Call SH ACCORDION 130 baei. Excel. hold until Christines. LO MSN. •l«il den; two large fireplaces; air ping center Largo parklnic lot Suitable) eeptlonal condition. SH 7-4479. train from your properly. BH 7-2144, T-ISM Of BH 7-MM. alor, load condition. •—H 1-2313. FEMALE BOXER PUPB. AKC reels EATONTOWN — RANCH; Three-be< conditioned: full bassment; large patio. or any type business. Phone SH 7- f*«v*e or wi i-puup.' • , • «•» p.m. Little Silver. I51.S00. 4575. 1»57 OLDSMOBILE, four-door hardtop. ODD JOBS, wlndowa and cellar CAKE BAKER WANTED apply In person tered, 102 Pine St, Shorecreat. Mid- rt ep wu 17,000 mllea. Good tonnltlon, rubber cleaned. Painting. Train removed. Paris Paltry Shop, 4* Broad St. LIONEL O-2T GAUOE and O. Com lletown. SH 7-41M. COMMERCIAL BUILIMNO — 2000 sq. good. SH 1-0123 after 5 p.m. Truck available. SH 7-1371. Red Bank. • • • - • plete five-car freight, gang ear. auto- WANTED — Puppies AKC or nlteal. RANCH HOMii^rE UNFURNISHED" , two Campbells Junction Belford ft.. Including basement, oil heat. 1157 PLYMOUTH BAVOV; two-door, matic horaeon-loader car, ice loading Hwy 15, Mlddletown Kennels. bedrooma, (MS monthly, yearly rent- Cedar Ave.. Fair Haven, one Mock GUARANTEED TELEVISION aervlclnl HEN PART-TIME, to finish floors. Will al and ' several furnished and un- KE rom River Rd. Very reasonable. 8H 1- power flight, radio and heater, white- within two houn from your call A. train. 1ft houra average $39.50 to car and dock, extra box can, remote OS 1-37M. Leonardville Road wain. Lees than l«,000 mlle>. SH T-4SM. C. Radio and Television Company. Ar control iwltthei, type KW and 1015 furnished rentals in all SUM and. trlee £89,80. Car and full time Job neces- rang**, *»a Wiltshire Annoy. 1M0 mand A. Crulpl, owner. US Shrowabury aary to apply. OR 5-5115 after 1 p. m. tranifotmera anil track. Excellent con- 19M FORD ranch wagon. Radio, heat- Ave. 81! 1-47JS. dition. Firm (78. Can after S p.m. Ocean Ave.. Sea Bngat. M XWM. er, Fordomallc, two-tone two-door. RU 1-23O5J. APPLIANCE REPAIRS—And supplies. RIAL ISTATI FOR HINT WIDE BELECT1ON Or RENTALS — RAY VAN HORN REAL ESTATE WANTED ALL MAKES VACUUM CLEANERS Furolahed and usfuninaMd. Immedi- Residential and eomraerclai outlets STOP-LOOK HSSLPI We nave sold so many proper- 1955 MERCURY station Wagon, nine fliturea and appliance Installation. Al leaa than one year old. very reasonable. ate oeenpsney. SeunuM Telenet Agency. panenger, overdrive, radio, heater, SH 1-1413 10'a.m. la » p.m. APARTMENTS ate oeepsne REALTORS tlea tost we .want more arood listings. len Electric. SH 7-om Ten men to work In recently opened vi 0 Call ue now for prompt professional whltewalli, 11,0*5, no cash needed. 195* FURNISHED APARTMENTS—1, 1 (ad Ford Country Sedan Station Wagon, PAINTER DECORATOR and paper factory branch. Tien aelected will re- H.O. TRAINS, tracka, cara, two en- Bas? A ^K" " "• * •*OVER A QUARTER CENTURY ssrvlee. Walker and Walker, Real Es- glnci, two tranaformtrs. SH 1-0M0 3 bsdrooms. Water, beat supplied. THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW turalsBed, four-door, radio, henter, overdrive, hanger: Interior and exterior. 31 ceive training and starting lalary of Bras? A FHA RUMSON — Four-bed room CO. tate). Inauraaee. Open 7 days. Shrews* nine-passenger. 9795. no cash needed. yeara' experience. Estimates cheer, 192. These are permanent position!. STB to 1100 monthly. CA UMi. new decorated, all utllltlea In- >ury office. SH 1-1211 Rarlun Otnce. Men between 20-35 only. cluded, call CA 2-OMS. lonlal. 1'.4 baths. Large dining room. Levlne Motore, 41 Ocennnnrt Ave., fully given. Louie Casssm, 44a Shrews- QO-CART. Royal Norseman, with S h.p. TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS three Basement. Large ecreened porch. OS- Wot Long Branch. CA 22468. bury Are.. Red Bank, ait HTO*. Brigfs-Strattoil engine, htm than and four rooms, boatdoea. elevator, •OUR ROOM HOUSE — Oil heal rage. fls.MO. Down payment 11,700. Call SH 1-4014. |6S» OR LESS— Handling only Fords, PAINTING, DECORATING year, old. Excellent condition. Aiklng itlo on river. 8H 1-33S9. Wykoff Road, Reevytown. Ill 1 Total monthly paymenti'$13B.15. Chevrolet!. Levlne'a. Hwy. 38, OPPC- OENBRAL CONTRACTINO HOP. RU 1-1583 after S p.m. PORT MONMOUTH — Four rooms asu ^___ Ws have eatenslve listings, Indudlni PIOPOSAL elte Grand Union. KB 8-5411. 8I.ATE * JONE8 BH 1-S4MELECTRONIC TEST TECHNICIAN — TWO-PIECE' SECTIONAL' lafa, tur furnished. All utilities. Adulta only. RURN1SHED HOUSE — Five rooms, waterfront, throughout the area. Notice Is hereby given that sealerl Familiar with electronic test equip- quolse allp covers, cost S4Z5. lacrl- KB S-41SS. completely redecorated All yea )lda will be received In the Reception 1952 HUDSON HORNET. Hydromatlc. ment and procedures. Apply 9-4:30. Room of the office of the Director, four-door, two new tlrea. Reduced flce SU5. CA2-B242, .TTRACTIVB. CLIAN. one or two round Electric and water eupplled 804 River Rd., Fair Haven, N. J. Electronic Measurements Co., Inc., Must furnish own hest HI 3-1 HI Division of Purchase and Property, (or quick aale, 175. SH 1-3484. EMPLOYMENT Lewis St. * Maple Ave., Eatontown. MAHOGANY DROPLEAP table, on* room furnished efficiency apartment. SH 7-4100 ind floor, rear, State House, Trenton leaf, pads, four chalra, very food. Tlvate kitchen, convenient location. OCEANPORT — Available December 25, New Jersey, on December 17. 1959 BAKER'S DELIQHT HELP WAMTED-FEMALE OVERHEAD DOOR INSTALLERS — cnmlltlon. SH 1-8048. H 1-I3M. 10. Brand new epllt level unfurnished. at 2:00 P. M. and will bs opened and Lets model cream puff sweetened to Experienced onlv. Three bedrooms. living room, dlnln reed Immediately thereafter,, for the AT 1-15S4 FULL SIZE SPRING and mattrese. THREE-ROOM Furnished apartnent, RIVBRFRONT — All year round en- the connoisseur's taste. SHIRT PRE8SER8. eiperlenced. AppV. High chair, lamps. Men'a. lady'a. chll- heat and water furnished. Pay ownarea, kitchen, den. V,i bathe. Ful joyment In this five-bedroom family following: 1959 Imperial Le Baron four-door sedan In peraon. Morey La Rue, Highway 35, PARTS MAN—Musi be experienced. Ap- dren'e clothes. Excellent buys. LI *• unities, garage. *T0 month. SH T-21W. basement, attached garage, fenced H wme. Screened porch. Dock. Basement, REPAIM TO ftVJTTEES IMS DeSoto four-door hardtop Eatontown. ply In peraon. M. Schwartz * Sons. yard. No objeclon to children, aiao »•• Two-ear attached garage. Immediate THREE . FURNISHED apartments. month, asmuei Te.chsr;A«jn.juOe«n: poeeeulon. Asking f2Sll». Offers In- (UTOWE COTTAGKI 1957 Imperial two-door Solilhhampton EXPERIENCED, WOMAN for reatau Chrysler, Plymouth, 141 W. Front St., Red Bank.. - - - EDISON MAPLE CHIFFOROBE and Nicely decorated, all utilities. Year port Ave., Oceanport, i vited. • M. i. HErORMATORT 105a Cadillac Coupe de Villa rant. High salacy and pleasant work- round* with beautiful acenle view. Bt 3- crib. Excellent condition, S40. Skin or il 2-MOlT FOB WOMEN x Ing condition!. Apply In pereon only. SH 1-9370 1141. CUlftON, N. i. Perry'a. 21 White St., Red Bank. SHREWSBURT BORO — •ll-ioom Maurice Schwartz THREE COMPLETE Lionel 0-3T traini. THREE ROOMS FURNISHD. Utilities, houae. Two tile bathe, attached ga- Lawrence J. Schilling Bids must be (1) made on the Stan- LICENSED PRACTICAL houra 11-7. HELP WANTED-Mala- Female Transformers, accesiorlea. track. lt» linens, parking Included. Deelrable rage, choice resldsntlal eectkw. fin- M sprint St. Red Bank «*«»»rd. proposaPropoei l form, (2) enclosed In the Nume'a aid, hour* T-3. Refereneea or sold separately. SH 7-3I2*. lelghbornood. Adulu only. t» Proepect mediate occupancy. Rent, SITS. Ml t- SH 7-4121 special addreased envelope, (3) accom- & Sons required. Excellent working condition!. FULL TIME Real Estate salesperson Lve.. corner John St., SH l-SStS. 2455. panied by either cash, or a certified 141 W. Front St. tied Bunk Apply In peraon Pleaaant Valley Nun- Active organisation ORGAN — Conn electronic with bench. LONO BRANCH — Three-bedroom cheek drawn to the order of the Treaa- THREE-ROOMS furnlihed or unfur urer of the State of New Jeraey, or a SH T-0787 ton Home, Rt. 34, llatawan, between Call CO 4-1022 African mahogany. $750. Call KB I LONO BRANCH — Three-bedroom ranch. 114 baths newly renovated, 10-3. nlshed. balk, private entrance. Center rancn. I',i bauu, unrurnMhed, one bid bond, any of which shall be In the REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON. Full one block from Khool, 132 Rosewood if town. BH 7-4574. block from school. 1S2 Rosewood Ave. We.. NO BROKERS. 112.900. Owner. amount of 5% of the.bid. ind (4) de- 19*1 CHEVROLET CORVETTE. White WOMAN . to relieve Houaekeeper who time only. Real Estate experience not BEAUTIFUL MODERN MAHOOANY livered at the above place on or be- and •liver, rcil Interior. Stick .shift. 1EWLT DECORATED UNFURNISHED NO BROKERS. 1110 monthly plug utlli- CA S-M2T. Inapect Saturday and aw. caree for Invalid. Once a week. Sat- necessary, but must have selling back- dining room let, eight upholstered tlee, one. month security, one year fore the hour named aa no bid will be Perfect, condition. 12700. RU 1-1860, urday 8 p.m. to Sunday 12 noon. SH 1- ground. Harry A. Kearney aV Co.. Route chain, two glde boardl One with IX- four-room apartment Heat, hot water, day. accepted after the hour apeclfled. Bids garage, near gehool and transportation. leaaa. Owner. CA S-tstT. - PRINZ, 1959 (German). Save 20 per 0653 between «;M - I p.m. 35, Mldletown. OS 1-0600, alk for Mr."ra giasa top. OS 11442. LOVELY trsa-anaded area. Cape Co not so submitted will be considered In- Bova. 12 Bath Ave.. Long Branch. CA S-11SS, HOLMDEL VILLAGE VICINITY ld__ ranch, overalxed lot. living room with formal and will be rejected. The Dt- eent. New car financing. Owner mov- BOOKKEEPER — Automotive exper- FUR COAT — Letout muaarat, full eight-room English Cotanlal house re- ing, excellent buy. SH 7-5:88. ience.. Will comlder otheri. Good op. RELIABLE TEENAGER to heln with length, good condition. BD BANK — 4H room unhinilshed double picture windows and fireplace. rector reserves the right to reject any apartment Hest and. water tunned. cently remodeled. Four bedroome, two Dining area .and kitchen, two bed- „an.d all blda and to award contract 1951 FORD CONVERTIBLE, new topnortunlt. y for right peraon. Matnwan small children, and do almple therapy RU 1-0SS4 porchea, utility room, two bathi, paw. 1 Ford. »0 Main St.. Matawan. LO 8-3100. for three hours on Baturday and Bun* Immediate occupancy. Molly Pitcher rooms, tile oath. Unfinished expansion jJJIn part or whole If deemed to the beat Standard ahlft and- overdrive. Radio " OAS RANOB —-Good working con- der room. Every coRvenlesiee. base, attlc with spice for two large rooms 'Interest" s of the state to do so. The ' day. BH 1-MM after 7:30 p.m. tillage Court. LI 3-27M. 1 and Mater. 1H1 Mercury engine. A*B STENOGRAPHER — Law office ex dition; complete act golf clubs and board radlaHon.oll he«t, enaekM two. end bath. Flagstone patio, n successful bidder will be required to nnlf Station. Shrewsbury Ave., Red perlenee.- Call - bag. never used: VM 3-apeea record THREE ROOMS unfurnished, uUlltlel car garage. Superb view. t>W month. Has* eatras.Tieume'4V1 per furnish surety bond In the full amount Rank. SH 1-tTM. ' CA S-2020 Included, near transportation. Bust- WH S-411*. • O. 1. mortgag*rwUklng (1990S, IJaU of the contract, of a company author- couple ftl, AT HIM. STUDERAKER 1163 SITUATIONS WANTED, Female TWO-YEAR OLD Cape Cod. two owner after fp.sn. BH 7-41M. : ised to do buslneee In ths State or -,ENT CONDITION, Command- SECRETARY-STENO DAVGNPORT — Green ellpeover, ex- EXCEPTIONAL — Three-bedroom, fur roomi. 4',4 rooms, full basement, - New Jersey. •node!. Sporty four door aedan. BABYSITTINo, at your homa or mine. cellent condition. Pine chest, uphol- nlshed. Own entrance. Hood area, mediate occupancy.. unfurnllhed. One WILLIS CONOVER AGENCY Plane and apeclflcatlons. form of bid. . tic drive, heater, de/rotter. mow DESIRABLE POSITION — A. aecre Or light housekeeping. stered occasion chair, table lamp and atllites supplied. «H0. is S-Otfe ar mile from Parkway entrance. SH 1-17M. South St. Holmdel Village contract and bond for ths proposed - I Jompletely winterized. Nice easy shade. SH l-43Sft. work are on file and may he obtained lary to manager of new branch office SH 1-MS1. FIVE ROOM HOUSC. two bedroom COUNTRY HOWES AND ACRBAdE driving for-learner or coltege atudenl. of large- corporation. Experience deslr< LOKO BRANCH — five-room duplet upon application to the Director, Dl- EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER. LADIES' SUITS — Assorted colora. gerage. cellar, attic. In Rumson neai Holmdel, Atlantic and Uarlboro Twpa vlalon of Purchase and Property, state Lost license muet aacrltlce, IZSS. LO able. Air conditioned ofnee, located In dictating and typing. Typing preferred Slxe 12. Like new. Reasonable. AT apartment with full basement. Two bus line and schnv I13S monthly oi S59SI. center of Red Bank. Write Mr. Smith, WH «-SUl Houee, Trenton 25, New Jersey, on de- at home. Call Mrs. Wynbert. SH 1-5195. 1-3529. bedrooms. Available end ef December yearly leaae. LI 2-1020. posit of twenty-five dollars (125.00) for Suite 5, 39 E. Front St., Red Bank. or first of year. CA KOTO. WOMAN WILL CARE for children day SHREWSBURY—Three-bedroom ranch JUST COMPLETED, four bedrooms. each set, this amount to be refunded MBDICAL ASSISTANT VICTORIA ENGLISH doll coach, large HOUSE TRAILERS or night. References. Please call SH size, excellent"condition, ara" kldPOU- R BEAUTIFUL rUROTSHED living room, kitchen, bath, cella baths. In Red Bank. Kitchen, dlnlni to the bidder upon return of such docu- Doctor's office. 1-UH2. skln fur coat, alze 14. SH 1-elJJ. rooms, Teerly rental, ateam heat, large lot. $110 month. M Tr if ford • area. 25' living room and carport. ment! In good condition within 30 days OS 1-2212. Day, SH T-424*. evenlngg and Sunda> UM WESTWOOD 4««»'. Two bedroom, hot water, air conditioned. Reasonable Call Center Agency. KB 1-3530. after,the award of the contract. WOMAN WILL CARE [or children of 17" RCA table model TV. Sto. In- SH 1-121*. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY waiher, dryer, bilnda, rug. Reduced FEMALE ASSEMBLERS for electronl working mother. Experienced and quire Service Depertment, Eaton- KIINOALOW Mill weak Mir. $2.200. FR. MM9. equipment. Light, Interacting work. Division of Purchase and Property very reliable. OS 1-3238. town TV, 50 Hwy. 35, Eatontown. LI TUDIO APARTMENT — Brand new, LEONARDO—Five rooms, two bed CLirrWOOD — Three large-room bun- CHARLES F. SULLIVAN, Director. Pleaaant, congenial environment. Ex- 2-0400. Ilvlnf-bedroom. full Mtehen and bath. FOR SALS OR RENT — 1958. 40perienc' e desirable. Apply M:30. Blec- rooms. Available Dec. II AT 1-OKT R galow, fine condition. Sacrifice, 15.500. Dec. 1—g •!•.!< Palace trailer. Two bedrooma. See Private entrance. Newly fumlahed, mil » Salem PI. LO g-OSTI. :ronlo Meaaurementa Co., Inc., Lewli SELF-DEFROST, u cu. Norge retri utilities.' BH T-CWt. FOUR ROOM HOUSE. MD monthly. Mrs. Langen at Mlelevllle Trailer Park St.. and Maple Ave,, Katontown. Iterator. 1115. Weetlnghouse washer Near Palmer Ave., Mlddletown area. Went Keaaaburg or call TE S-277S. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE 175. Three epeed record player ttt. ODR-ROOM APARTMENT, unfurn- os inn. Excellent condition. U 3-36M. ished. utllrUei Included. St Chestnut MAN will no yard, cellar cleaning, St.. Red Bank. For Information Inquire HELP WANTED-MALE window washing, light trucking, floor BLONDE CRIB, mattress, ehlfforooe. at MS Bridge Ave.. Red Bank. TRACTORS cleaning, waxing, AT 1-1654. Public Notfee fa hereby given that the undersigned, the Collector of Taxes Perfect condition. Exceptionally beau. WANTED TO BENT of the Township of Holmdel, County or Monmouth, New Jersey, will sell at tlful. Cost »!5a A bargain. SH'•-— TWO-ROOM fumlabed aaejtroesn rer •HO FOR REBUILT Gravely tractor MmuoanAiIOK SUM - HUM bt .MESSENGER. SERVICE public auction In the Township Memorial Hall, Crawford's Corner snd Everett with now plow. Phone experienced. Apply to peraon. Sal QQU)HVv VV ^V VwK wPWeTHVS wrle* HOUSE WITH THREE bedroome. min- Road, Holmdel, New Jersey on the 28th day ot December 1KS9 at 1:00 P. M,. COLT DERRINGER No. 4. Exact rep- Bank. imum. Prefer els roonthe leaae com- FR S-0743. own TV, SO Hwy. M. Bawntmra. For business, professional and home lica of the 1972 Model No. 3. Avail- the following? described lands. Letters, parcels, documents. Nothing EXCEPTIONAL — Three-bedroom mencing January 1. SH 1-9443. Said lands will be sold to make the amount of Municipal Hens chargeable TV REPAIRMAN - run or part-time. we will not deliver. Holiday deliveries. able. In sets of two with consecutive Vacations holidays w"~ — serial number! handsomely cssed. In nicely fumtehed. Own entrance, oood agalrtft the same of the first dey of July. 1>», exclusive, however, of the Uen Call SH 7-2144. rich cordovan presentation box wttll area, utllitlee eupplled year round for.the year 1959, aa computed In the following list, together with Interest on In person,. Eatonlown Tv. •», said amount from the first day of July 1M9. to the date of the sale, and coats •OATS * ACCESSORIES Eatontown. / zold name plate auitable lor Inscrip- 150. SB MHTS or SB J-00«4. FURNISHED ROOMS tion, KTO.OI Also available in angle of sale. The subscriber will sell In fee to the peraon who bids the imount due), J CARPENTER cased unit. $22.50. An Inexpensive ad •SPECIALLT NICE, modern two- subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but In no caj« exceeding ET SAILBOAT — FOR INFORMA- room unfurnished apartment, around MODERN MOTEL ROOMS l!) per centum per annum. The payment for the sale shall be made before the TIO.V call AT 1-22M-M XxperMneedehake-ihlngle man only. FINANCIAL illllon to, any collection. We lake an- KE HJ52-R. floor, utilities Included. CA 1-SSS4. Regular type, TV. phone, tub shower. conclusion of the sale or the properly will be refold. Cssh or certified check after • p.m. tique or modern firearms In trade er 960 per month, elngle occupancy. 9100 only will be accepted In payment. will buy single pieces or collections. 'HREE-ROOMS fumiehei). Hest. hot BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES per month, riouhle occupancy. Cotree Any parcel or real property foi which there ehall be no other purchaaar Personalized service. 8H 1-4443. water, near retinae etatlon. SH 1 shop-reetaurant-lounge. Dlner'g Club. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS LUNCHONETTE, DELICATESSEN for row. will be struck off and sold to the Township of Holmdel for redemption at (S>) aale or tense. Write "L. D.", BoxSIMPLICITY ROTOTILLER. like new THE ADVENTURER per centum per annum and the municipality shall hava the same remedlee and 511, net) Bank. 1125. Wnlker-Turner 24" Jigsaw, with TWO OR THREE ROOM furnished Oeeantront Long Branch, N. J. rlghte ai other purchasers. Including the right to bar or foreclose the right ef motor and stand, MS. Trad* ftr fire- apartment, reasonable, clean., 41 N. CA g-1000 redemption. ' RENT FREE service station In Red arms. SH 1-4443. Broadway, Long Branch. CA J-7Mt. The sale shall be made and conducted In accordance with the provision Bank area. Ideal for mltldle aced or ot the statute of the State of New Jsreey entitled "An Act, concerning unpaid lemt-retlred mechanics, other locations 7" CRAFTSMAN bench aaw. complete RED BANK Vicinity, three-roam fur- NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. In prlv. takes and assessments and other municipal chargee on real property, and available. Please call LI 2-0088. with stand and '4 horse motor, like nished apartment, main flanr.- all ate home, good location, on bus line. providing for the collection thereof by the creation and enforcement of liens new 160. SH l-497» after «:30 p. m. utllltlei. SIS month. HI t-Vnt. SH T-O4M or 421 River Road, Red hereon (Chapter 5 ot Title M of the Revised Matutee)", and acts supplemen- or all ilay Saturday. Bank. Gentleman preferred. tary thereto and amendatory thereof. THREE PIECE living room set. Ma-JNFIJRNISHED Oarage apartment. At any time before the sale the undersigned will receive payment ol the INSTiUCTION hoRanv wood. Good condition. 175. Three rooml. automatic heat, garas*. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS — Prefer amount due on any property with Interest and cost up to the time of payment. \ USED SH 7-5n51. n'"B» THUNDERBIKDS Full Power, Beautiful ORGAN STUDIO STORM BASH-L.rne and small. Pe inform us that tha piano tha advartitad in of ASBURY PARK feet condition, suitable for porch a windows. LI 2-2(25. FORDS Sales - Servloj - Instruction Tha Kagittar Clattifiad brought fabulout ra- fly KE\ REYNOLDS 60 PIECES standard gauge train track QUICKIES 'S3 CUSTOM 6-cyl, Tudor Sedan 3S0. ItBNIAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS tultt. Open dally 'til S p.m. Sat. 'til 5:30 p.m. '55 MAINLINE Fordor, Radio, Heater 750. Cookman Ave. .Main St., Asbury Park '55 FAIRLANE Tudor, Fordomatlc, RAH 795. At/TOMATfC WA8HRR PR 5-9300 Good condition, V3A. Mrs.' M. E. H. had this to tay, "Tha ratults *5S CUSTOM Fordor Sedan Fordomatic 895. CA 2-4M3. '57 CUSTOM 6-cyl, Tudor, FOM, Bargain 995. RECONDITIONED AUTOMATIC w»lh wara amaiing. Wa raeaivad 14 calls in ono '58 FAIRLANE Convertibfe, FOM, Sporty . 1095. COUNTY ORGAN & em, Gllnrenteed, M0 and 170. Call '57 CUSTOM 300 Tudor, Fordomatic 1195. between l-a:30 a. m. BH 1.7IM. Mar hour. Altogathar w* had batwaan 60 and 65 '57 FAIRLANE Fordor, FOM. Power Steering 1350. PIANO COMPANY eau Appliance Service.' ' SIMMONS lOPA-RED IIO*. Crotely '51 FAIRLANE Victoria. Real Bargain 1495. Authorized CONN ORGAN Dealer freezer S100. Power lawn mower |A0. eallt. Tha phono leapt ringing for thraa or •59 'CONVERTIBLE, Fordomatic 2295. Visit our itudlO'ihowroom, See and Summer furniture five piece! 125. SH STATION WAGONS bear Ida beauty of Dig CONN OROAN. 1-1571, four days aftarwardt." Then convince youraelf thai you canCOMPLETE STORE FIXTURM-Ud K '55 MONTEREY 9-PsJi., Mercomatlc 995. play in 15 minute!. leaa '• wear- - - - —^. Vgf fanroa* ~ ^ " d """St ",^ ~Re ' *d ~ Bank' . SH 111IJ. '58 MERCURY 9-Pau., Mercomatlc 1250. Hwy. US SH 1-ttM Mlddlelown SBoae Naad wo tay mora about tha pulling powar open 'til a p. m, except Saturday DELUXE RELAXACIZOR-Pully enulp- '51 FORD Ranch Wagon, RfcH 1550. ped. gueranteed new, never unit. A of Tho Ragistar Clattifiad? '57 FORD Country Squire, Fordomatic 1595, real bargain lion. SH M!4?i. 1PINET PIANOS for rent. Find out be- 'M PLYMOUTH 8-cyf, Custom t-Pass, 15D5, fore your purclinse If your child Is MUST SELL — Complete living room •M FORD 4-dr., Ranch Wagon, FOM 1750. adaptable. Full allowance of all rental set. IV consult Etrmrson TV. Cat . If you hava a produet to toll ... a sarviea ',18 FORD Del Rio Ranch Wagon, FOM 1695. on purchase. Choice of a makes. \'l nller six n. in. OH l-nt.10. •lyln, Turning Piano Co.. It Monmoutu BIXTRBN-PIRCE outside Nstlvllv let to randar ... or hava naad of a particular '58 FORD «Pas». Country Sedan, FOM 1795. St., HFII tlnnk. haml-nalnted ceramic, IIW. CO 4 'M COLONY PARK 9-Paai. MOM, PS 2395. I'YI'alWIIlTaHUI, AIHUNO maoklnai. 1711s. n^ter 5 p. m. itam . .. All matt*!, new or used, uuaranleeil. mKF.n BABtrcoACH, Excellent con- MANY OTHER MAKES priced from 250. aJaiy lermi. "Buy em where the» Hi dition, reatbnsnte. Four ^ve--" - 'em.' Low ai fit. Serpico'i. 101 MOBgowns. , slse a, io, II and U Cal mouth St. Neir to theater SH 7.041a SH 1.777,1. NEW I960 WH AIIK ilAUVKSTlNCl our lineal ap, pirn. HOIDCIIMI lied nellcloiii. million 7.RN1TII HTEREO HI-FI, with PM-AM CALL THE REGISTER FORDS . MERCURYS • LINCOLNS Delicious, Btaymen Wlnesap. Macln- riKlln. Six' months old. Call after 5 tosh. Macmins, For tiallng and cook- P in, AT 1-3313. ing slio It.I. oreonlnaa lor plea, lluok. In Stock «nd Immsdlsrsly AvaiUbla tin Fruit Farm ami Nursery, I'halans lid,, Llncrolt, 811 l-0llt(>. MANOFin MnrLAY-nirMonr, V filch. » Pieces with building I'll', MOO. SHadyside 1-0010 or WOOD — Heaioned oak, llraiilace, ilovi nil I'tlMR. ami luninoe, Mcnuire'e Msrkot, Rt, :I4, Colls Ntok. Wll ••4313. Uvenlngl, Wll «riI hrniiil wod njinn lltllllJ* I>ttt*t1 illH(-(iltlllHIPr) IIDfilliltri It and ask for HKUJNfl l''Oltl) I'ltOIJUCTH !• Oil OS YKAHS iciiiirni iirii't'i. Tower (iraftntn^n, IUQ H, COINS - STAMPS - Top prir.. 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