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luuM dilly. MoMiy Uiroufh Friday, tnterca u Second Clan Itttttr u tha Pod MIDDLETOWN, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1959 VOLUME LXXXH NO. 70 Offict u Mldmetown. New jcriey. under additional «ntnr Perron dated AUI. 20. 1MT. 7c PER COPY Ziegler Cites U. S. Lively Debate Progress in Space On Atom Test PORT MONMOUTH-Dr. Hans K. Ziegler, chief icientist at the U.S. Army Research and Devel- opment Laboratories, said last Berry night that this country has made "remarkable progress in its two Looms in UN years of space explorations." Plan Is UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) Speaking before the local chap- -A lively debate shaped up to- ter of the Armed Forces Com- Union Beach ty in the General Assembly oa munications and Electronics As- sociation, he noted that "import- Jelled i Asian-African resolution op- ant scientific results" had been Council Fills ising French atomic tests ia obtained in this country's probe le Sahara Desert. of outer space. Housewives Told A key group of delegates faced] Dr. Ziegler said that the Unit- Police Post he choice of offending Franca ad States' explorations of space Holiday Supply ir making an exception for her "have proven the feasibility of Hear Commuters J ifter going on record last night using satellites for communica' igainst further nuclear weapon tiona." Now Assured Protest on Depot J ests. "In the near future, such satel The showdown la slated after lltes will provide unlimited op- WASHINGTON (AP) — A new Auto Vandalism * the assembly gives quick and portunities for communication." labeling plan helped today to ease the cranberry scare. unanimous approval to a U.S.- he added. CAN YOU TOP THIS? That appears to ba what Theodora D. Parsons of Red Bank, seated second from right, UNION BEACH — Borough The government yesterday aS' Soviet proposal to turn all dis- He noted that existing com- former attorney general, seems to be asking hit predecesior, Walter D. Van Riper, as the pair engage Council last night returned thi armament proposal* over lo munications systems are grad- sured housewives they didn't in a battle of wit et last night's meeting of the Monmouth Bar Asioeiatien «t Old Orchard Country Club, Eaton- eight-man local police force to the It-nation East-West con- ually getting to a point whre have to worry about including cranberries in their Thanksgiving town. Interested listeners are State Sen. Richard R. Stout of West Allenhurst, left, president of the bar associa- full strength by approving thi ference opening la Geneva la they will no longer be able to February. meet requirements. Thus, tha menus—if the berries they buy tion; Edmund J. Canzona of Red Bank, right, who will succeed Stout as president in January; Milton Arthur Stain appointment of William Parcells are labeled as being safe. The disarmament resolution Is communication satellites are of Long Branch, retiring secretary, standing left, and Samuel Carotenuto of Red Bank, who will become the n»w 610 Aumack Ave. the answer to the communica- Secretary of Welfare Arthur S. iponsored by sit 82 members, so :heir approval in the Assembly tions problems, dealing with Flemming told berry shoppers to secretary. Van Ripar was the principal speaker et the monthly dinner meeting. The appointment is temporary, is a formality. ehannela and cable limitation look for one of these labels: subject to Civil Service examina ' problems, he reasoned. 1. "Examined and passed by tion. Mr. Parcells finished secon With that out of the way, the Assembly turns to an Asian-Afri- The scientist predicted that tbe Food and Drug Administra- in the most recent police candl Post Office Time Running Out Auchincloss, can resolution expressing grave through explorations of space, tion of the U.S. Department ol date tests. Health, Education and Welfare." concern over the French plans man may eventually be able to In another police matter, Rich to test an atomic bomb in the change climatic conditions, 2. "Certified safe under the 9 Four Mayors plan approved by the U.S. Gov- Issue , ard Campbell, 535 Park Ave Sahara and calling on France not Knowledge gained should go' a Retarded Children s asked that council take immedi to hold the test. long way toward being able to ernment for cranberries." Thi! statement must be signed by thi ate action to protect automobile: The Assembly's Political predict weather conditions, he Meyer Says Discuss '35' packer or distributor who has parked at the railroad station. Committee, which Include* all added. NEW SHREWSBURY — This the testing done in line with gov- NEW SHREWSBURY — The Is Unit Seeks Home 81 UN members, approved tbe In comparing the United States' borough will be included in the He reported that broken cai procedures, Flemming sue of having one post office serve resolution last week. But the ap^ceTchTevem^rswimthose^f Time is running out for the ank, but its lease expires at preparation of a uniform re- windows had become so common this borough is not dead. Coun- «-M vote (with !• abstentions) Russia, Dr. Ziegter expressed the saw. Monmouth County unit of thethe end of this month. gional resolution on improving place of late that most commuter! Misuse or the labels will be re- cilman Philip H. Meyer, Jr.. the now park at less convenient loca- fell short of the two-thirds ma- state Association for Retarded Borough Council has contracted Rt. 35, according to a statement (See ZIEGLER page 2) garded as a crime, the secretary Mayor and Council last night. tions. jority required for AssenMg Children. to buy the house and plans to by Mayor Karl K. Baron at last added. He reported that a survey is approval. At the time, there The unit operates a training tear it down to provide an accessnight's borough council meeting. Cranberry industry spokesmen under way to determine which of- "The vandalism reached i was speculation that the vote center at 62 Monmouth St., Red road to the White St. parking lot. Woman, 70, assured housewives there will be fice can best serve the north end Mayor Baron reported that he peak last week," he said, "whei would fall similarly short in plenty of certified berries for the of the borough. Seek New Site had met informally yesterday 10 windows in my car were bro the Assembly and France would eke out a technical victory. holidays. This year's crop was Fifty per cent of what the bor John F. Monaghan, executive with Rep. James C. Auchincloss, ken." But last night the Political Critically estimated at just under 125 mil ough wants will be accomplished Hazlet Man director of the county unit, said Mayor Bernard B. White of Matthew J. Hanas, council ma Committee, by a 60-1 vote, ap- lion pounds, compared with about if one mailing address for the the group hopes to rent a build- Shrewsbury, Mayor George A. in charge of police affairs, sai proved a separate appeal to all 9ft million pounds in recent years, north end is achieved, he said, ing at 23 Riverside Ave. to con- Gray of Red Bank, Mayor F. Hurt by Car that the juveniles believed res- nations to refrain from nuclear although the south end will con- Gets Raritan tinue its work. Bliss Price of Eatontown, Free Industry representatives here ponsible for the offenses had been weapon tests, without mentioning EAST KEANSBURG—Mra. Ul tinue to be served by several post •Several obstacles stand in the holder Director Joseph C. Irwin welcomed the agreement, but ii ipprehended. the Sahara project. France cast llan Rockwell, 70, of Clark St., offices. way, however. and Philip H. Meyer, chairman Salem, Ore., that state's agricul- Board Post the lone negative vote. The West Keansburg. is in critical First, the unit would need of the Shrewsbury Planning Mayor Boyle K. Patterson ture director called it utter non- In other business, council voted United States and Britain were condition today in Riverview Hos- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Wil- subdivision from the Planning Board. commended that Mr. Hanas _ sense. Director Frank McKennon to suspend the liquor license is- amot£j7 natioaa ahejainiog. pital after being struck by a car described .as. "comic. opera" the sued to Clarence M. Petty and liam M. Phillip*. M Knoll Ter., Board. K solution to the Rt. 35 prob- what might be done about provi plan which includes impounding Flossie Lambertson, trading as Hazlet, was appointed last night Second, a variance also would lem' that would be satisfactory ing adequate police supervisic France.has made clear shfrht- n"lfi yCBlCrUalJr• pimi niiivii nibiuub« mi as a member of the Board of Ed- Mrs. Rockwell suffered possible „ Locust Grove Inn, for five days be needed. to all communities in the area at the psrking area. tends to go ahead with the desert of 0 cranberrieg ucation. hip and spine injuries when she test and the use of labels on starting at 2 a. m. Nov. 30, tor The property involved extends was discussed. tests within a few months—with He replaces George E. Tib- In other business, an ordinanc was struck by a car as she was those tested. Oregon will not use selling, serving and delivering from Riverside Ave. back to West The plan is to authorize prep- setting alcoholic beverage sal or without the approval of the betts, whose resignation was ac- crossing Palmer Ave. the labels, he said. alcoholic beverages to a minor. Front St. It is owned by Maurice aration of a joint resolution to hours was approved on first read General Assembly. President Police said the car was driven cepted at the meeting. In a let Schwartz, who has an auto Charles de Gaulle is anxious to Want Cooperation The offense took place Oct. 31. be submitted to the State High ing. It provides that taverns w by Albert Brockett, 86, of Miele- A plea of not guilty was entered ter to the board, Mr. Tibbetts agency on West Front St. Th join the atomic club—now limited SOMERVILLE (AP)-A group way Department. close at 2 instead of 3 a. m. ville Trailer Park, West Keans- by the defendants. said he is unable to devote the rear of the property involved i to the United States, Russia and of farmers from Burlington Coun The resolution would be based burg. necessary time to the post. used by the agency as a used The American Legion Post wi Britain—to strengthen his hand ty yesterday proposed fuller © Mayor Breaks Tie on opinions and recommenda- According to police. Mr. Broc- Mr. Tibbetts has not attended car lot. Mr. Monaghan said thi granted a liquor permit for Ne< in the prospective summit talks operation between the U.S. De- Mr. Petty contended that the tions of highway planning ex- kett said that he was traveling a regular board meeting in sev- building would be rented from Years Eve over the protests and in Ms relations with Britain, partment of Agriculture and the minor had signed a statement giv- perts who are expected to be south on Palmer Ave. when the eral months. Mr. Schwartz. Councilman James R. Jones. Mi the United States and West Ger- Food and Drug Administration ing a false name, address and called in, Mayor Baron said. woman walked in front of the A subdivision Is needed be Jones pointed out that "a II many. in authorizing the use of spray birth date. Mr, Petty waa repre- Mr. Phillips has ben a resi- car. The woman was struck by cause the building is i < a C res- Asked by The Register for should be driwn somewhere" and weed control materials. sented by Joseph R. Megill of dent here three years, the mini- The Aslaa-Afrlcaa blee the right front fender of the car, idential tone, and the rear of the more information about the dis- reduce the number of sped charged the French project Their proposal was unanimous- Manasquan. The borough was mum requirement for a board police said. member. He is the father of property is in a business zone. cussion, Mr. Auchinctoss said, liquor permits being issued, would tarn the Sahara late a Mrs. Rockwell told police that ly approved by voting delegates represented by Milton A. Maus- I have no comment about it, three children, two of whom are Considered a Business was the 19th special permit grai no man's land aad eadanger she was coming from a grocery to the New Jersey Farm Bureau ner. sorry." students in the local schools. If the Planning Board grantee ted by council this year and tr thousands of lives. Fraact has store and did not see the car at the close of its two-day meei Council was evenly divided in He is vice president of the Grif- the subdivision to split the prop second for New Year's Eve. T assured every precaution win as she crossed the street. ins here. deciding the case, and the tie was fin-McPherson Advertising Agen- erty, the Zoning Board' of Ad- vote was 3-0 with Mr. Jones al be taken lo safeguard the area The Port Monmouth First Ai< The Farm Bureau then said ii broken by Mayor Karl K. Bar- cy, Orange; a past president of justment would have to considei MV Station staining. around the test alte and com- Squad took her to the hospital. a statement that it "deplores thi on. Four other minors and three the Hazlet Parent-Teacher As letting the unit use the residen pared them to similar U.S. Patrolman Herman Grillon in- recent cranberry situation in juveniles were involved. The min- Council finished one piece tiai section. Because the unit testa in New Mexico. vestigated. No summons was is- which an entire industry is bad sociation, and chairman of the His Nemesis business which has been listed ors were fined in Municipal Cour operates on funds gained through France abstained last night as sued pending further investiga ly shaken by the statements ol local Younth Guidance Council a* "unfinished' Nov. 1, and the case against the general solicitation, it is regard- EATONTOWN-Of all places to for over two the political Committee approved tion. a high federal official." He is a veteran of World War juveniles is pending before the ed as a business. show up allegedly under the in- years when it approved a transfer 1M an appeal to the United Juvenile Conference Committee. II and the Korean Conflict He fluence of alcohol, Frank Van of borough^ned land appraised ^Soviet Therefore, a variance would be StatM( Briuin and attended Bucknell University and Pelt, 46, of South St. couldn't at $1,750 to Joseph Tetro, 817- StavoU Low Bidder New York University. He is as- needed to permit a business use Union to continue their voluntary A low bid of $11,243.90 submit- have picked a worse one: 2nd Ave., in exchange for land ban on tests while negotiations sistant scoutmaster of Boy Scout in a residential area. 1 bv Mr School Board Nixes ted by M. J. Stavola Inc., Mid- The *Ule Motor Vehicle In- 2*?*! appraised at for , permanent ban »n under Troop 139. The Planning Board's next dletown, for drainage and Im- spection Station, Rt. 36. $2.175.. way in Geneva. Mr. Phillips waa instrumental regular meeting Is Dec. S, and provement work on Hance Ave. in the withdrawal several months the Zoning board meets Dec. 9. Police Chief William Zsdorozny was accepted by council, pend- Bus Policy Change ago of the Hazlet PTA from the Mr. Monaghan said the unit is said Van Pelt drove up there ing approval of the Board of Free- New ^Cranberry' national PTA organization. contacting borough officials for Wednesday seeking to have a holders. The area slated for im- an extension of its lease until the RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP — The now being spent for transport* The group now is an independ- motor vehicle bill of sale trans- provement, according to Henry F. zoning problems are worked out, tion'is equivalent to the annu ent unit and is known as the ferred. Board of Education last night Labrecque, borough engineer, is There is no guarantee eithei payments on the 16-room Middl Hazlet Parent-Teacher Organiza- The chief said Van Pelt gave refused to budge in its policy of between Apple and Plum Sts. the Planning Board or Zonin Lipstick Next Item toad School. tion. the motor vehicle inspectors a not transporting high school pu- Adm. Andrew G. Shepard, Board will grant a subdivision "Let's get on with the problem difficult time and was warned pils who live within 2>/2 miles of (U. S. Navy Ret.) tax assessor, Mr. Phillips will serve until or variance. of building more classrooms," he not to drive his car home. Keyport High School. reported that the tax revaluation February. He said he will run The unit received a varianc< Charles W. Lube, board presi- declared. for the two-year unexpired term Van Pelt wouldn't take heed On FDA Ban List program will be completed when it moved into its presem "We still have 1.210 elementary in the February board election. dent, and R. Thomas Jannarone, throughout the borough for the quarters at 62 Monmouth St. and insisted on getting in theWASHINGTON (AP)-Lipsticks school pupils walking to school," and cosmetics. There are 130 ap- school superintendent, said the 1960 tax rolls. He also told coun- Mr. Monaghan said the pro car and leaving the inspection Mr. Lube commented. "How, may follow cranberries as the proved dyes, but none suitable for issue "is very simple: "Either cil he has decided that the equal- posed new center has three station, the chief added. then, could we justify transpor- subject of the Food and Drug lipsticks, the makers contend. we spend the funds for trans- ization ratio for 1960 will be 30 Police Seek rooms on the first floor and three Dr. Ralph Thomas, a local Administration's next battle with The colors aren't right. portation or for construction of ting all high school students? per cent. rooms and a bath on the second physician, pronounced him unfit Many board members feel ele- industry. Demands already have been more classroom facilities." Adm. Shepard explained that floor. to drive. A drunkomcter test in- mentary children should have Hit-Run Gar filed for public hearings, but no The board agreed that all avail the 30 per cent figure is based Several different programs arc dicated the same thing, Chief Last month, FDA banned the priority." date has been set for them. The able funds must go for construe upon statewide assessing prac- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Polfce carried on now by the unit, in Zadorozny said. use of lipsticks of certain coal- In regard to school construe' decision what to do about lip- tion. tices, a recent Supreme Court de are still searching for a 1955 o eluding training for prc-schoo Magistrate Peter J. Edwardsen, tar colors it said had caused tion, the board announced offici- I95S Pontiac which struck and sticks rests with Secretary of Simmons Lands cision, pending legislation con- and older retarded persons. I in Municipal Court yesterday, death and illness in test rats. ally that the referendum for the overturned a car carrying five Welfare Arthur S. Flemmlns, John A. Simmons, past prcsl cerning veterans exemptions and speech therapy class and a scout fined Van Pelt $225 on the drunk The ban, if uncontcsted, would proposed $1,500,000 high school Riverview Hospital nurses Wed- within whose department FDA dent of the Fleetwood Home, the fact that 100 per cent would ing program. driving charRe and revoked his have gone Into effect Jan. 6, will be held .Ian. 5. nesday night. operates. owners Association, praised the cause "hardship in the case of A controversy developed 1 driver's license for two years. I960. J. Frank Wclgand, board at' The accident occured at Rt board for its stand. m*ny veterans," He pointed oui April when the borough an He also fined him 130 for op- But lipstick makers, in vigorous Rats Affected torney, presented revised debt 35 and Deal Rd. He said: that about one-half of the borougl nounced it would buy the build' erating a motor vehicle Improp- protests just filed with FDA, FDA started it* lipstick color figures, noting that the deficit in Mrs. Patricia Kiernan Duffle, "An Increase in bus transpor home-owners are veterans, ing and open the access road. erly registered. are contending that most lipsticks crackdown after 90-day feeding the Township's borrowing margin, 23, of Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury tation at this time would be ill- Borough Council Monday nigh Unable to pay the fines, Van as a result of a $1,500,000 bond i« Commands Shepard Township, one of the nurses, wa on the American market would tests showed they can harm lab- advised in view of the critical issued a 117,500 note as the first Pelt was sent to county jail for be affected. The 17 shades of oratory rati. Some animals died, shortage of classrooms. sue, would be $1,403,385. Mayor Baron commended Adm, admitted to Riverview with mul- step in paying for the building. Shepard for his decision, and in' tiple face and head cuts. She 3S days. red, yellow and orange the FDA Others showed retarded growth. Mr. Simmons said the amount New Approval Cost of the purchase and en- He pleaded not guilty to the cited are key Ingredients and liver and kidney damage, enlarg- formed him that he had thwaes in fair condition this morn gineering, legal and bonding fees He said the state Division of "moral support of the governing ing. drunk charge and guilty to the have been used for many years ed spleens, anemia and other ail' Local Government will have to is 137,000. other. body," Miss Patricia Divers, 27, of without harm, they say. ments. INDEX approve the revised figure, Page Councilman Herbert L. Wlllctt Willow St., Port Monmouth, wsi In fact, the manufacturers say, Because cancer was not In- flad the referendum been held volved, the drastic procedures Amusements 1M7 3d, reported that the road ir driving the car south on Rt. 3! the ban could ruin much of the tills year, as originally hoped, like seizure used with cranberrlea Births 2 front of the Tfnton Falls fire houi when her auto was hit from be Deluge Hits Miami lipstick Indutlry, whose retail the "deficit" amount would have were not Invoked, an FDA spokes- Jim Blihop :. • had been paved, hind. sales are estimated at some 80 been $1,589,210. It Is based on MIAMI (AP) - Rain which man explained. Bridge UfcM Councilmen Meyer and Rlchar< Police said the unknown ca comfort of their hotels. million dollars annually. ratahlcs for the proceeding three poured 11.13 inches of water on However, I-'DA pharmacolo- Classified 20-23 E. Wcstce were named by Mayoi was driven by a man wearinc The heavy rains wero confined years. Baron to serve under the chair Mlsmi In 30 gusty hours let up No Proof gists say cancer would not show Comlca IS tV23 an Army field jacket with ser to southeast Florida. Ocean Ride, Target date for completion of manshlp of Councilman Robert L today, but maybe not for Inn;:. The Industry contends there up In such short-term tests and Crossword Puzils IS*23 geant's stripes, The blue and small community 13 miles the hlRh school Is September, McCall on a committee to sclccl The Weather Bureau predicted south nf Pnlm Bench, hnd 6.98ha* been n0 substantial proof it Is generally agreed tests of Editorials • white car had extensive dam 11X12. The school will have a rated a name for the road, further showers. Inches and Pompano Bench, near that humans may be harmed by at least two years aro required - llerbfoek ( age to the front and right am capacity of 1)20 pupils and a maxi- left sides, police nald. Yesterday, there was a day- Fort I.nudcrdalo, four Inches In what thoy clslm ia an Infinites!. to dlicloso cancer effects. Such Kilty Kelly 10 mum capacity of 1,020. POSTPONED AGAIN The hit and run car also struct long deluge. Numerous streets a few hours. mal amount of color thnt Rets lonR-term tests are now being Obituaries 2 It was announced thnt a shop MIDDLKTOWN - A hearing or n second auto a few minute were flooded bumper deep and The worst of the rain missed Into the digestive system from conducted with some of the lip- Sylvia Porter • nom, drama room, office prnctlco n chnrjje of cniidlnjj death by «u later, police »nld. Thn second ca some were Impassable. Hundreds thu crop-rich F,vi>rRlndes farm lipstick. stlrk colors. Hadlo-TV l« morn and nno corridor prohnhly f tllu to nj;alnst Philip llylund, ,12 Nc was driven by Wnllor Kmil.i, 21 of cars drowned nut. No rcsl lands south of Mlnml, avertinc A spokesman said tho lipstick I ban goes Into effect ai Hoil 7 will b<> cllmlniitctl to trim $12,1,- viulii Ave, llnzlct, hns been post West Sylvanln Ave., Neplun dents had to bo evacuated, al- an nvnr-nll crop disaster In Dude makers arc Just wnltinj; for thi':nrdi-rcd, no now lipsticks can be Mollglnus Services 7&H nn() In construction costs. Thn 1 11 0 wltl lhl! 17 ponocl n nucoml limn, until DPI City. Mr. KMIIIH wim not hurt. K water Inpped Into mnny County. cranberry fuss In end before they! "' ' ' forbidden color Social 10-11 will fopu.sr d q ; .1. Mr, ilylancl wan driver of tl a front door. ralso a lipstick fumr. i'lvi'*. I OA spokesmen say there) CJcorfiu Snknlsfcy ,., tho building with furniture. CIIII'I Nrch Inn Individual IO.SNI'S, owever, llnzlcl rir.it Aid Sqund nmbu- 1 would tip no nctlon, however, SporU Honing Tl,iiiik>iuint Inniixr nn,I w HusliR'ss In the uptown section i'ro expected In In sltuhlo It will Inclmli! di'mnmt* for ;i 18-19 'Hit! Hlnto refused In permit the Innru which collided with ft currrinnln nimu until nMxr Hi" IIMIHIH)' ,u!,\lni( lipsticks already made 1 came to n vlrtunl stiuulMIII nrul nniong IIKI 18,000 lo 20,000 ncn's ctuiti)(i< In tho law which now Slock Market 2 board to hnrrow llw $125,000, hero Oct. .11, kllllnK Mr*, listlmr Al v, 11 ii 11 HI - III mi: tan "tni.li ini» . . . • no slxhtsvclnit 111 1 ln w r 0 c ltorM Amy VfimlorbJIt .. 10 ll Ihf $I,5fl0,«(W limuf Issue, Cinrrelt, 52, of IIS Summit worn of winter lit'ims, tomntocs, permits use of only those colors " JL !!l !'l ! ^ ' g liiiullnji tourists who cho.io .«|IIIINII, II ml nlh'T crop* now In which the MM Inn certified Vmimil w.k. While (Sou KAKITAN pngc 2) |a.vc, Atlantic HlRlilnnds. Now nn illaiilay. M. HI'IIWMU to l«m, 111 W. Vront IU-tilv«iilMint llio dity In dryness <\m|tlio mound harness for usu In foods, KMt TG. GftADY 2—Friday. Sov. 20. 1959 RED BAXK RECISTRR MIODLETOWM - Robert C«. dy 74. of 78 Brook Ave., died in 'iegler Steel Effort Riverview Hospital Wednesday. (Continued) OBITUARIES He was born in Sheffield, Conn., Dedicating Catholic Shrine pinion that both countries are ailure Halts and had lived in Atlantic High- in about the same level. lands 40 years before moving MRS. FLORENCE COOLIDCE "Figures are deceiving," he here. Mr; Grady was a civilian MJDDLETOWN—Mrs. Florence In Washington Today ;aid. "We have put IS satellites Market Rally employee at Ft. Hancock. nto orbit while Russia has placed NEW YORK (AP) — Cold wa- L. Gilham Coolidge. 76, of 21 Her Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Lucy WASHINGTON (AP) — A na- x into space — including the >r was dashed on a continued j Dr.. died last night in her home. Belle Walley, at home. tional shrine for the 36 million Democratic Club loon shot." lock market rally yesterday Mrs. Coolidge was born in New The funeral wilt be tomorrow U.S. Roman Catholics is being The Russian satellites weigh vhen the Steelworkers Union re York City, daughter of the late at 1 p. m., from the F. Leon dedicated here today with impres- Slate Nominated i.OOO pounds, as compared to lectcd a company offer tor set- George L. and Gertrude H. Harris Funeral Home, Red Bank. «ive ceremonies. UNION BEACH — Officers for 6,000 for the U.S., he said, but tling the strike. Prices closed Combs Gilham. She lived here Rev. Henry L. Morgan, pastor of Francis Cardinal Spcllman of the coming year were nominated ur signal equipment is lighter nixed. five years and formerly resided Pilgrim Baptist Church, Red New York was scheduled to dedi- by the Regular Democratic Club nd more compact than the Rus- On the whole, the market did in Montclair. Bank, will officiate. Burial will cate the edifice and celebrate a Wednesday night in the Village \s. not do too badly, The industrial Her husband, Harry Barrington be in White Ridge Cemetery. •olemn pontifical mass. Inn, Jersey Ave. Thus we tend to accomplish segment was up, helped con- Coolidge, died in 1954. Her late Vast and gleaming, the shrine Nominated were: President, more per pound than the Rus- siderably by a J'/i-point rebound father was a well-known funeral STANLEY WARREN of the Immaculate Conception is William J. Langan; vice presi- sians da," he aaid. Union Carbide. The Dow director in New York and was FREEHOLD — Stanley War- the largest Catt>olic Church in dent, George Ross; treasurer In discussing missiles and ones industrial average rose secretary of the New York State ren, KS. of 58 Barkalow Ave. died the United StaN and the sev. Mrs. Frank Raccioppi; secretary, ockets, Dr. Ziegler noted that .33 to 843.32. Funeral Directors Association Wednesday at his borne. Mr. War- enth largest in the world. St. Mrs. James McCoy, and ser- K>th countries have' missiles Of the 1,200 issues traded, many years. ren was a retired carpenter. John the Divine, an Episcopal gcant-at-arms, Christopher Bac- capable of carrying a nuclear however, losers outnumbered She was a member of St. John's He is survived by a son. How- Church in , i* the ker. lunch. gainera by 489 to 461. Episcopal Church, New York ard P. Warren, here, and a Election will take place Dec ON> TO IUROPI —Capt. Charles E. Reilly, skipper of City. nation's largest church. The Russians set out after The Associated Press average grandson, Howard P. Warren. 2. Refreshments were served af- r Surviving are a son, George With its sheath of pale lime- orld War II and built a larger of 60 stocks managed to hold a tha luxury liner S.S. Constitution, welcome* Mr. and Mrs. Jr., Toms River. ter the business meeting. Leslie Coolidge. with whom she atone and its lofty, blue-and-yel- missile to accommodate the then net gain of 20 cents to $221.40. Services will be held Saturday Fredrick A- Seide, Rumton Rd. and Navesink Avs., Rum- lived. A sister, Mrs. Edith May ;los» tiled dome, the shrine domi- large nuclear device, he said Volume slipped to 3,230,000 at 2 p. m. at the C. H. T. Clayton nate* the northeast section of while the United States took the son, aboard for cruise to Maditarranaan porfs. Mr. Copeland, and a brother, John and Son Funeral Home, Adelphia. School Heads shares from 3.6(0,000 traded in Russell Gilham, both of Dutch Washington. It is on the campus "logical" approach and proceed- Wednesday's strong rally. New Said* is formar ownar of the Hobokan Observer and • with Rev. Frederick Mold of the of , Catholic University, three ed to tailor the bomb to fit a Neck, and a grandson. lows outbalanced new highs by rotirod businessman. Ha also served as chairman of the Freehold Reformed Church offici- miles north of the capitol. Visit Princeton smaller missile. The Worden Funeral Home, 33 to 19. ating. A field trip to the Educational The scientist said that the cost Zoning Board of Adjustment in Saa Bright baforo mov- Red Bank, is in charge of ar- The shrine it a blend of the NEW YORK Burial will be in the Adelphia Byiantine and Romanetque styles Testing Service at Princeton was if our present space program is ing to Rumion. rangements. Cemetery. ACF Ind I.T-B Ckt Brk 3»i Fror™m» urthe Bgroun, d ~to «th»e —to p -o f -it s conducted recently by the Mon-ine per cent of the total nations dime Xi Johna Man S0< sold-tipped bell tower Is 329 feet. I outh County Superiors Round Ir Itedue Jonee * h 74' JOHN M. BAILEY budget. The present program cost lag Cp Joy Hit 43' 6 *u>u ».Kt ™ ...... _ _ ,_ nl*1_ »*_--. thf>n All *+f\ttn*\J Mill. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-John The wall behind the altar is able. More than 40 county edu in average middle income fam- lag Lud Kalier AAll 47' cators made the trip to learn tilled Ch us Petit Jurors M. Bailey, 79, of Jl Westside 10 to 12' 459 feet from the entrance across ly *I5 to $20, he added. Milan atrt KopixrKcnneeott t more of the available services of- At the present time our space MHi Ohal Kraige, aa 31 Ave., Red Bank, died Wednesday 50,000 squara feet of marble Mcoa FREEHOLD — Members of hotter, Long Branch; Mrs. Edy fered by this institute. •ffort is "not high," Dr. Ziegler Uhlfh C A N 13 in the Atlantic Highlands Nurs- floor. Pewa for 3.000 fill little \m Alrlln *}* Uh Port C 91 the petit jury for the period be- ihe J. Opsal, Red Bank; Ignatius Talk Given more than half the huge interior, The morning session consisted «id, but the degree of our ef- Mn Brk an Ult Val Imt ' ing Home. Km Can so Ub Val RR ginning Monday, and ending Fri- Pisciotta, Fair Haven; Saul Po- PORT MONMOUTH - Willie the rest being taken up with the )f a guided tour of the physics* irts in the future will depend tin Cyan nU Born in Holmdel, he was the Lot aiiu day, Dec. 4, are: et2ky, Long Branch; Lee Rap- James, program host of the Par- sanctuary and altar. facilities and a general orients i military and political necesil- »m MfeFdy Ml Lib McN*L son of the late Thomas and De tion was presented by Mr*. Ann Am Motori II Ll(g * My Elmer C. Adams, Red Bank; >leyea, Manalapan; John M. Reu-•»rah Bailey. His wife was the ent-Teachers Association, spoke Most of the interior ornamenta- as. Km amtlt 4S'A Uiew'i Inc Z. Smith covering the various Am Sid HH Lukem Stl Ben Alpern, Freehold; John A. er, Eatontown; Wilson C. Rich, late Grace Smith Bailey. on the pre-teen subject, "From tion is still to be added, but an He noted that one of the rea- activities of the testing service. Am TflftTfl 77',, Mack Trk Anders, Howell Twp.; Edward A. Ir., Fair Haven; John E. Rich- 10 to 12," and showed films at the enormous mosaic showing a seat- ons for exploring space is that lm Tob \ M.rtln Co He had lived in Red Bank nine Most of the major tests of the %m Vlacoa* 43!i Merck Anderson, Keyport; Joseph A. ards, West Keansburg; Mrs. Lu years and formerly resided in PTA meeting Tuesday. ed figure of Christ in brilliant if prestige. >naconda Mo P.e A lation are handled through this 82 Annechanico, Asbury Park; Ed- cille Rogers, Manasquan; Mist reds and gold is in place behind The current world situation, rmeo Stl 70!i Monter oil Xeyport. , Mrs. Wayne Dickman, Girl >rganization, including the col armour 6 Co. Mont Ward ward Antczak, Red Bank; Mrs. Angelina Saccone, Matawan he said, forces us to cxplere Innit Ck «(',i Nat Blue A retired riveter for the Gal Scout organizer for Port Mon- the altar. ege entrance exams and the na lahl oil . S3 Nat Dairy Verletta E. Areeda, West Long Twp.; Herbert W. Schneider, iraith Boat Co., Keyport, he wasmouth, spoke about the current Monday, the shrine space on a competitive basis to Nat Ulltlll Starting tional teachers' examinations. Mchlaoti 23', Branch; Mrs. Adeline T. Bahrs. Marlboro; Mrs. Sophie Schwed, also employed by the municipal status of girl scouting and men- will be open to visitors daily. ionvlnee people of the warM ill Refln «o«t Nat Gyjia ivco Corp H\ Nat Steel South Belmar; Mrs. Muriel R. Fair Haven; Mrs. Frances Ser- -oad department there. tioned that two. leaders are Funds to build the shrine were hat the West Is best. Babcock * W 3«'i NY Central Nla M Pw Becker, West Long Branch; Rob- pico, Keyport; Mrs. Edna E. Surviving are two daughters, needed. donated by millions of Catholics. FBI Arrests Man Dr. Ziegler explained tha laid Lima 15S NO Am Av icientists in the future may probe Halt* On 40* Nor Pac ert M. Benham, Spring Lake; Shown, Raritan Twp.; John J. Mrs. Elizabeth England of Red A committee was appointed to Construction began in 1922, but Mndll A\r Tlli Nwit Alrlln Simmons, Belmar; Ethel '!'• n Armed Robbery ipace seeking a solution to the leth Steal it'.. Mrs. Rosemary Bennett, Neptune Bank, and Mrs. Sarah Vander- make plana tor a visitation night was halted for more than 20 years toeing Air Ohio on SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS (AP; growing food and space problem Oliver Cp City; Mrs. Bertha M. Biron, West Smith, Fair Haven; Fernando J. Tool of Keyport; 11 grandchil- with the school teachers in the during the depression and World Jorden 88 Outb Mar —John Troland Steward, Jr., 24, in this earth. lorg Warn Keansburg; Richard C. Bower, Smith, Neptune; George H. dren, and 10 great-grandchildren. War II. uckeye PI 45'i, Owens III Gl future. was arrested by FBI agents here luey Erla 32 Pan A W Air Red Bank; Arthur Bridges, Long imith,, Asbury Park; John G. The funeral will be held tomor- There is no structural steel In He noted that many scientists 21". Puram Plct A $104 profit was made on the yesterday on a federal warrant ludd Co Penny, JG Branch; Miss Alice G. Brown, Smith, Avon; Jerry Somer, Per- row at I p. m. in the Bedle Fu- •hafbuilding. toad-bearing mason- tee! the world will reach a crisi tulova 2)H cake sale recently held for the :harging flight from Illinois to lurl Ind m-i Pa Pwil.i Rumson; (Mr.) Laurie Brown, rineville; Mrs. Theodora Strand, neral Home, Keyport. Burial ry walls of tremendous thickness )n this point in about 100 years. •ae. Jl 24 ti book cart. Mrs. Irene Supko's ivoid prosecution for armed rob- Pa Rrt Red Bank; Mrs. Dorothy J. ittle Silver; Mrs. Stella Strubel, will be in Cedar wood Cemetery, and massive brick piers support At that time, the world's pop- Cater Trao 311. Phila El class won the attendance award. aery. Celaneaa Buchanan, Leonardo; Richard A. Keyport. nation is expected to reach ap- Chea a Oh I pn.ni pet Little Silver, and Frank X. Stud- Matthew Lukasiewicz was appoin- the great weight of the church. Pit Steel William G. Simon, special agent proximately seven billion, Dr. Chryaler 61'i Carr, Neptune; Mrs. Hermina E. licky, Deal. ted second vice president. The Cole Palm 38* Pub Sv EaQ 37 MRS. EDITH M. FARRIER in charge of the Newark office tiegler said, which is about th Colum Gas publlck Ind Carroll, Manasquan; Berkeley A. Mrs. Mabel Sutphin, Red Bank; fifth grade mothers were hos- WEATHER of the FBI. said Steward is want- Coml Solv 20 Pullman RUMSON - Mrs. Edith M. number that the world would be Con Edli U Cater, Fair Haven; Walter Pierce Taylor, Sea Girt; Mrs. tesses. Meetings are held every 89>4 Pure Oil Farrier, 70, of Wilson Cir.. died Northern Naw Jersey-Most- ed by authorities for an able to produce food for. Cont Con RCA Cauficld, Avon; Harold Laura V, Terhune, Manasquan; third Tuesday. |y suany but aeasanabty cool Cont Hot 48-ii Rpllrllng Crt yesterday in her home. armed holdup with anothci He noted, however, that pres- earn Pd 11'4 Repub stl Choate, Belmar; Albert Christ, George B. Trevett, Belford; Louis today with Msbeat la the 4ts. man of a Great Atlantic & Pa ent space knowledge indicates Crown Zell Reyn Met Atlantic Twp.; Salvador* J. Cia- C. Underwood, Middletown; Mrs. She was born in Weehawken, Mostly fair tonight with lowest Rey Tob LEADERS NEEDED cific Tea Co. store in Chicago, that the sun, moon and the planet Stl Rob Pulton vaglia. Long Branch, and Ed Mildred M. Updike, Allenhurst; daughter of the late Ambrose B. In (he middle Ms along the Curtlaa Wr s* St. Joa Leal and Julia Broadway Meredith. RIVER PLAZA - Mrs. Paul Dec. 31. 1957. Mars do not have enough Ian Del 4a Hui) BI Reg Pap ward Cohen, Howell Twp. 'eter Urbelis, Freehold; Mrs. coast and ranging to » to M Del I<* W Mrs. Farrier had lived here 35 Schlicting, neighborhood chair- Simon said Steward and the that could be cultivated. Seara Roeb John F. Conroy, Shrewsbury; Shirley M. Ursitti, Red Bank; Inland. Saturday mostly cloudy Doug Alrc Shell Oil years, and moved here from Jer- man, announced that Girl Scout other man were arrested at Rock- Thus a solution in space mighi Dow Cham Sinclair Richard B. Cook, Fair Haven; Frank H. VanDuzer, Sea Bright; Troop 298 needs • leader and co- with little temperature change, ford 111., Jan. 14, 1958, for the Dupont smith, AO sey City. the highest la the 4*s. lie farther on out or simply Du« U Socony John E. Creedon, Red Bank; Mrs. Dorothea Vettcr, Bradley leader. There are 17 girls in the burglary of a tavern. When stew' staying on the earth and devel Eait Kod M'. sou Pae Frank R. Cristanto, Freehold; Beach; Mrs. Katherinc T. Vin- She was i member of the Han- Block Island to Caps Msy: 5nd John 35'* Sou Ry 49 na Baldwin Chapter of the DAR,groop in the area. Anyone inter- ard was returned to Chicago au oping different types of food. Erl« RR Sperry Rrl Victor Csik, Keyport; Miss Carol cent, Red Bank; Ernest E. Wade- ested may contact Mrs. Schlict- North to northwest winds 1MI Firestone 8td Brand 35 and of the Order of Eastern Star thorities he was released on $5,. He also said a second crisis— Ford Mol H. Daubncr, Manasquan; Harold man, Oakhurst; William U. m.p.h. todsy, diminishing to- Std OH Cal <6 of Jersey City. ing. 000 bond, but did not appeal in about 10 billion years—also On Accept 5* Bid Oil N J Davis, Deal; Mrs. Dorothy C. De-Wakeman, Red bank; Harvey D. night. East or southeast S-M Gen Cigar when scheduled for a court ap- prompts the study of space. aiud Pack 25 Santis, Long Branch; Anthony J Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Buying or aelilng. Alwaya look to m.p.h. Saturday. Fair today <3en Dynam i US Plywd 4' the Freehold Reformed Church, lantic States, tomorrow through Orayhound SOTa US Rub 60 wards, Neptune; Mrs. Barbara F.othy M. Wilde. Deal; Mrs. Edna In discussing risks involved it Ouir Oil II*': will officiate. Burial will be Mon- Wednesday: was self employed as a tile set US Smelt 38' Elliott, Manasquan; Mrs. Edna A. Williams. Red Bank; Robert the study of space. Dr. Zieglei Hammer Pas 31 It Van Al Rtl 42 day, at 1 p. m,; in Bay View Temperature will average 2 ter. He will be arraigned before Here Pdr «!'.i Walworth 12 Estelle, Manasquan; Mrs. Evelyn A. Williams, Fair Haven;' Mrs. a U. S. Commissioner in Asbury said the big danger is that o IU Cent 42 Warn B Pl« 43' Cemetery, Jersey City. to S degrees below normal in Int Bua Men 4O8»i W Penn El 37 S. Evers, Long Branch; Tom C. Viola Woisin, Manalapan, and El- south portions and 3 to 8 de- Park today. flying meteorites. Int llarv

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Total 1960 model production of Leave* lint her ing you? $400,000 Education and Fellow-iministcr, will assist Rev. Dr. nounced it will abandon the med-|the Edsel has been approximate-! ihip Hall. 'Webster at the services Dr. him price car immediately. Ily 2,800 cars. In all of 1959 only! SK US FOR Identical services will be atjCarl F. Mueller will be at the Introduced only two years ago about 30,000 of the cars have' • lamboo Rakts 9:15 and 11 a. m. organ console. the Edsel never captured a mar-been built. A "Presentation and Accept- Choir to Sing ket. Slightly more than lOO.QOOJ Ford claimed sales of its other «nce of the New Building" cere- The Tower Hill Choir will sing, were sold. Less than 100 have! car lines during the first II) days • Whttlbarrows mony also will be held. Partici Surely the Lord Is in This been built in the last two weeks j of November jumped 40 per cent pating will be Dr. Robert L. Tice- lace," and "Sanctus." as Ford diverted scarce steel to'above sales of the tame cars dur- • Yard Carts hurst, new building committee A public open house will be its other lines. ing the similar period last year. chairman; Burton Moore, con- leld from 3 to 5 p. m. Church In an official statement, Fordj The Edsel has been assembled • Incinerators struction committee chairman; School teachers and members said sales of the 1960 Edsel at Ford's Louisville, Ky., plant, Philip H. Roy, president of theof the Christian Education Com model, which looks strikingly like This plant will continue to build board of trustees; Robert W. Up-tnittee will be guides, and mem the 1959 Pontiac, "have been par. Ford trucks. The Mercury-Edsel- B. D. WOLCOTT'S SONS ton, clerk of the session; Bernard bers of the Women's Association ticularly disappointing" while re- Lincoln Division will become the will serve as hostesses. sponse to all other company lines Lincoln-Mercury division of the PAINT • HAtDWARI • TOOLS his been good. company. A film, "A Mm Called Peter,' 27 MAIN ST. LI 14W4 EATONTOWN will be shown in Fellowship Hal "In view of this high consumer Only last week, Ford shitted all at t p. m. preference for the other company M-E-L assembly plants and pur 4M Capacity The Fellowship Hall has a seat- IDAKS ing capacity of 460 person? and can accommodate 250 persons a dinner. It is equipped with a balcony, electronic organ, stag' *wuy NOT? £Vmoe/#sf IN THI with modern lighting, kitchen and snack bar. BLOCK IS TK/IM IP €EIL MS HOUSe?' The Educational Building has hree primary department rooms New Auignment TWO a crib room, a toddlers room, i md facilities for the junior choir nursery room, church parlor, ind high school choir. GIFTS youth parlor and board of di ' Commilte* rectors room, all on the firsl Committee for erecting the new for the floor. On the second floor ther building was comprised of mem- price of are offices for the associate min bers of the Session and board of istcr, the director of religiou trustees who served in 1956, 57, education and assistant secre 58 and 59 together with the sub- ONE! taries; two kindergarten rooms committee chairmen and Mrs. Frank F. Groff, Mrs. Niels W. Johnsen, Evan R. Bcccher and Louis O. Ford. RUMSON READING The Steering Committee includ- FREE ed Dr. Ticehurtt, chairman; With your ttalnim be protected from D Sintf mi frit booklet describing the Speed their worst enemy, the gladiolus WASHER ft GAS OR ELECTRIC Quttn Dryer with Lifetime Stainless Steel thrip, by dustlns them before DRYER TODAY...NO MONEY Orum. . c« Electric. you put them away for the winter and storinR them nt <0-cie«rcc DOWN, NO PAYMENTS UNTIL D S«nd mi fr« booklet describing the Speed temperature, nays Marvin A. JANUARY (and then only Quiin Automatic W«her with Lifetime Gujr. Clark, county agricultural aucnt. jnteed Stalnlut Steel Tub. forms stored at about fiO de as little as $1.29 per 8rocs nnd unprotected by an In • Send me name of nearest authorised Speed Queen week). For name of ?i?» r Whfft, !..CJn «ct "« $18.95 CASCO secticlde become brown and iUlnJes( i steel Steam and Dry iron corky. Thrlps feed and breed all nearest authorized ON YOUR PURCHASE WHEN YOU CASH winter under fuvorible conditions, he said. Speed Queen Oealer, Nami_ CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK* AT John Llbhy, extension ontomnln-: Phone Hist nt Rutgers University, MIK- Address. ROSIS dusting corms with five per cent DDT or one per cent lin- Mitchell 2-7241 Ccunty. (Inm- ... in New York TIIP whole subject of Kluili""•• •'•"«» • liwniidoi "lii 10—Friday. Nov. 20, 1959 ttF.O BANK REGISTER ETIQUETTE i wr Mrs. Vietor AMY VANDERBILT Heads Club Children It Is Important that the cost RUMSON — Rumson Garden "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: ol these souvenirs be just about Club held its annusl meeting in desperately need some advice the same for each child and Rumson Country Club Tuesday, bout birthday parties for three- that all the girls get the same and elected officers and present- rear-olds. I need to know about thing and all the boys the same ed annual awards. •efreshments and games and thing, or there may be hard Elected for two-year terms themes. Also, when should gifts feelings. were Mrs. Oliver A. Vietor, >e opened at a child's birthday Don't worry about books to president; Mrs. Randolph H. jarty? And is it proper to in-guide you through a three-year- Beardsley and Mrs. Niels W. :lude the mothers on the invi- old's party. The most success- Johnsen. vice presidents: Mrs. tations? Could you recommend ful one I ever gave had as sole Louis M. Hague, treasurer; Mn. >ooks' on this sort of thing?— entertainment five or six orange Frank F. Bltisdell. recording sec- H., San Antonio, Texas." crates carefully sanded down to retary, and Mrs. Alfred N. Bead- Parties for three-year-olds get rid of splinters. These were leston, corresponding secretary. should be very simple, indeed. placed out on the lawn and the Announcement also was made of I find that It is belter for them children made wonderful things— the winners for club trophies giv- to be given ai part of the day's Frank Lloyd Wright buildings, en for horticulture and arrange- routine—lunch, for example, trains of cars, racing automo- ments. Mrs. Alfred F. King re- can be served in the ordinary biles, boats and so forth. It was ceived the silver bowl given by way and finished with the almost impossible to tear them Mrs. Frank Ritchie, for the club party necessities—cake and Iceaway to send them home. In bad member who achieved the most cream—and end at nap time. weather you could do the same points during the yesx in horticul- Or, the party can take place thing indoors. ture exhibits. after nap time, with refresh- Mrs. Norman Ramsay received ments served almost Immedi- the Martha Talcot Blankarn tro- ately upon the children's ar- "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: phy given for the member who rival so that dinner-time ap- Quite a while back, about four earns the highest points in floral petites are not spoiled. In this years ago, you published in the arrangements for the year. paper all about manners for chil- le the refreshments are Mrs. Rawson Atwood received simple ice cream, the birthday dren. I kept it a long time and lost it when I moved. I would a certificate given by the Gar- cake and a fruit Juice or punch. den Club or America for out- It is better not to have too like very much to have it again. My children are mannerly (ages standing horticultural achieve- many children at parties for such ment. young ones. If only a few chil- and 9) but I want them to brush up on all of their man- Following the business meeting, iren come, then all the mothers several members gave an illus- thould stay. If the party is ners—eating, meeting people, etc —E. R , Hialeah, Fla." trated lecture. "East to Make larger, then one or two mothers Christmas Decorations." The may be asked to stay to help. I think you mean "The Seven panel included Mrs. Vietor, Mrs. Be sure each home-going Social Graces for Children." Blaisdell, Mrs. King, Mrs. George Miss Boswell child, has some kind of little This was a list of seven things F. Burt and Mrs. Alfred L. Fer- gift of his own. It is hard for I feel all young children should this age to.be solely on the be taught as • basis tor their guson. Weds Morgan Rehrig giving side — each wants to social education. AT COTILLION DANCE have a souvenir of the party. If my readers will send me a Candy is, of course, expected PINE BEACH - Mia Kathi he bridegroom's niece, was the stamped, self-addressed envelope, ATTRACTIVE LIATHIR GOODS »r» among the items to be sold at th* second an- FAIR HAVEN — In Holy Com- by the child, but the mother I will be very happy to send Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. munion Episcopal Church Satur- junior bridesmaid. Her taffeta will appreciate it If you do not them this list. nual bazar which the Sisterhood el the Congregation Beth Shalom of Red Bank will Paul Kelly, Borden St., Shrews- day afternoon, in a setting of allfrock was the same color blue give too much. The local flve- bury, attended the cotillion taffeta as that worn by the hon- At the same time I hope my stage Dee. 7, 8 and 9 at 20 Monmouth St. Committee aides, left to right, are Mn. white chrysanthemums and and-ten or your stationer wilt readers will send me questions Club dance at Admiral Farragut greens, Miss Doris J. Boswell, yc attendant, made on princess provide you with little party Henry Schluuler and Mri. LeRoy Curtii, chairman, and Mrs. Arnold Hartman, vie* Academy as guest of Cadet Wil- lines and worn with a matching for the column, especially on daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- baskets for candies and nuts, manners problems with their president in charge of fund-raiting. liam W. Fisher, too of Mr. and ley F. Boswell of Prince George bow styled headpiece. Her nose- aa well as all kinds of other children, I like these for col- Mn. William Fisher, Cooney Ter., gay was pink and white carna- things the children will tnjoy umn discussion. think ne'e wonderful. Be thank- Fair Haven. •County, Md., became the bride of tions. Morgan V. Rehrig, son of Mr. aa gifts and prizes. As many parents—and teen' Kitty Kelly ful and be your age! Charles D. Rehrig of Barring* Children this age love such agers, too—send me question Frere Jacques won the Hialeah •nd Mrs. Morgan Rehrig of 91 things as bags of marbles, jump- •Lake Ave. Rev. Donald Andrew ton was his brother's best man. concerning table manners, I sug- Send your problem to Kitty Turf Handicap in 1946 at the The ushers were Melvin Davis ol ing ropes, jacks, dolls' nursing MacLeod, rector, officiated. gest that readers send for my elly. Be sure to enclose age of 4, was second in M4T and Washington, D. C, the bride', set (for the girls), doll's pots and"Table Manners" booklet. En- What Can Youth of 18 :amped, self-addressed enve- third in 194S. Felix Molzer of West Long brother-in-law, and Thomas Mor- pans (also for the girls), any close 25 cents and ask for your >pe, and address her care of Branch was the organist, and rison, Jr., Fair Haven. Donn kind of cowboy equipment (for copy by writing to me, in care he Red Bank Register. Miss Georgene Byrne, Eatontown, Rouge of loomfieBld, the bride's the boys), simple card games of the Red Bank Register, P. O.Do to Aid a Sister of 14? the soloist. A reception followed nephew, was the junior usher. such as "Go Fish" (which teach- Box 503, Radio City Station, New .at the Molly Pitcher Hotel. es colors and counting). York 19. N. Y. Dear Kilty Kelly: like him an awful lot and won Florence Joy TUCKER'S The bride's mother wore an aft- der if he still has a crush on . Given in marriage by her fa-ernoon gown of loden green lace I am a boy of 18 but this let- "the ihapemaken" ther, the bride wore & full length ter concerns my 14-year-old sis- me. I would like to know if I Robert Bainton over matching taffeta,' with should forget him or try to get gown of white silk taffeta, styled feathered hat and a corsage ol Schedule Five Start ter. I found her diary the other William Joy of Rumson an puts with a Sabrina neckline of lace, day and I read it although I him back. Pleasa help me. —ounces the engagement of nil white roses. The bridegroom'; Miss B. a fitted bodice, long pointed mother chose a gown of corn- Nurse Training know I shouldn't have. It said ister. Miss Florence Joy, to Rob- sleeves and a bouffant skirt, styl' flower blue lace, with a match- Open House that she has been pregnant and Dear Miss B.: When you told rt Lewis Bainton, son of Mrs. you in cd with pleated pannier at the CRANFORD—Five local student for three months. My mother is ing sequin hat, and a corsage ol urses have begun academic stud- the boy you wouldn't tie Mm Villiam Lewis of Larchmont, sides. The bride's finger-tip pink roses. dead so my sister could not godown you were giving him a . Y., and the late Mr. Lewis. length illusion veil fell from ies at Union Junior College's new shape Upon returning from a South- At 4 Schools :o her. My father has a severe way out of what he evidently December wedding is planned, tiara made of drop styled pearls, Nomahegan Building here. heart condition and the shock ern wedding trip, the couple will HOLMOEL —The Township Miss Kathleen A. Thompson feared was becoming an over- Miss Joy is the owner of Flo .and she carried sprays of white 'arent Teacher Association held would kill him. I don't know serious affair. You'll never get oy's Hat Bar on White St., Red '.orchids and stephanotis on a live at 220 Mount Vernon PI., nd Miss Blanche E. Hancock, for Newark. "Open House" Tuesday in the whether to take a chance and him back by letting Mm think lank. She is the daughter of the prayer book. four schools—Elementary, Holm- Port Monmouth; Miss Joan E The bride, a graduate of Eas- tell him or what. 1 know one he can walk out on you. I ite Mr. and Mrs. William Jo; del, Centerville and Hillcrest. Blomquist and Miss Judith A thing, she needs help right away, the new Mrs. Henry Rafalko of Pater tern High School in Washington, LeUelter, Leonardo, graduates ol would give him the distant f Rumson. son was matron of honor. Her D. C, is employed by the Amen Richard Ford, principal, and I'm afraid she'll do something treatment. The next time he Mr. Bainton is vice president ir Middletown Township High foolish. Please help us both.— waltz-length gown was blue taf-can Insurance Company in NewMrs. Fenton Scholl, program School, are students in the School offers y«i a lift home, thank :harge of sales for Laird sne fashions feta, tied at the waist with ark. chairman, arranged for visiting Helpless. him but say you've got a date Company of Scobeyville. He was of classes by the parents pre- of Nursing of Elizabeth General cummerbund of a lighter shade Mr. Rehrig is a member of thi Hosptal. Dear Helpless: There U nev- —If It's only with yourself. If graduated.from Iona Prep School of blue. She had a matching ceding a meeting in the Holmdel i New RocheUe, N. Y., and Co with a engineering staff at the Lavoii school. Miss Carol A. Syby, Matawan er a time when one Is com- he phones, don't be at home feathered headband, and her nose Laboratories at Morganvile. He a graduate of Freehold Regional pletely helpless. Don't lose your even If you have to run out the mbia College. He is a membei gay bouquet was pink and white was graduated from Rumson The Parent and Family Life High School, is a student in the front door when you hear he's >f the Columbia University Clut foundation Group, under the chairmanship of heads. The problem in which carnations. High Schoo and the University ol school of Nursing of Perth Am your sister has become en- calling. Make a practice of go- if New York City and the Deal Pamela Rehrig of Barrington, Bridgeport in Connecticut. Mrs. Kenneth Willey, will contin- }olf and Country Club. ue a program of child study boy General Hospital. meshed Is not a new one, al- Ing with other boys. Rive a by films. They are among 96 studen though It always seems so to party or two and don't ask nurses from the two hospitals en the people Involved. This has him. Once he realties you're CHOIR'S ANNIVERSARY A square dance will be held In MATAWAN - The Junior Cho January. tering Union Junior College's pre- happened before and It has getting along very well with- clinical nursing program includ- been settled without tragedy. out Mm, you'll soon knew If if the Second Baptist Church will Mrs. Bernice Shutman's after- anatomy, physiology, Eng- All that really matters la the he still has a crush en yog. elebrate its 25th anniversary LION'S noon kindergarten class won the iunday at 3:30 p. m. in the lish composition, chemistry, ori- way you and your alster meet attendance banner. Refreshments After all this perhaps you won't church. The observance will tx entation, general psychology, so- the Issue. care so much about htm. were served by Mrs. Charles ciology and microbiology. open to the public. Rev. W. J Same Pay Service Pfeiffer, chairman, and first Spare your father because of Hutcheson is pastor. Mrs. Mau< his health. Go to your sister. At Our Call Offie* on ;rade mothers. Dear Kilty Kelly: ienderson is director of music. The next meeting Dec. 15 in Tell her you've read her diary. Week's Sewing Buy Aak forgiveness for that, ft was I am 15 and my boy friend • DRY CLEANING • SHIRTS the Elementary School will fea- is 16. We have known each other BAZAR TOMORROW ture "Challenge in Music Orien- wrong. Have the courage to MATAWAN - A bazar will bi Printed Pattern talk frankly with her. Know since last summer. About three icld tomorrow beginning at 1 • FLATWORK tation." Jack Platt, PTA national weeks ago he asked me to RO music chairman and teacher at 9453 the circumstance* before you m. in the Second Bapti M-74 WHITE ST. RED IANK make a decision. Is the man In steady and wear his ring. We Church. Booths will feature »p Newark State College, will speak SIZES are still going steady, but my n 10-11 the case known? Is he married rons, food, handwork, quilts anc FOUNDATIONS or unmarried? If he has anyparents forced me to return the other items. Mrs. Francis Hutch' ^ Sisterhood decency at all, go to him. If ring. My parents think he is a eson 'and Mrs. Madie Mancle art GIRDLES • BRAS he hasn't, go to your doctor or wonderful person and like him chairmen. Bazar Sunday minister. Speak nut. Say that very much. I have a great re- be fitted by expert* RUMSON - The Sisterhood of maybe they can help you save spect for their decisions, but'this IRE ADDRESS Simtrr Congregation Bnal Israel will hold your sister's life. time I think that they are wrong. FORT MONMOUTH — Daniel at the a bazar Sunday, opening at 11:30 —Puttied. , Elders, West Long Branch. a. m., in the synagogue on Hance Dear Kitty Kelly: ttached to the U. S. Army Signal and Ridge Rds. Dear Puttied: You arc too I have a problem. I wai going young to be engaged, which ef tesearch and Development Lab- TUCKERS Mrs. Bertram Feinswog and with a boy for about six months. coarse Is what wearlag the >ratory, will address a meeting CORSET! . LINGERIE Mrs. William Grossman are soy's rlag amounts to. If your of the Joint Student branch o! chairmen. When school started I felt that 139 •ROADWAY MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL he didn't.care for me as much love Is fer keeps, being forced the Institute of Radio Engineer! There will be entertainment for as he did before. I told him I to return Ma ring should In noand American Institute of Elec I free parking at rear children and adults, A sandwich wouldn't tie him down. He gotway effect your feelings fer :rical Engineers Tuesday at Poly LOW BRANCH ghuvsday, 2Jo». 26, 1959 lunch, dinner or dessert will be mad and stopped calling or see-him nor Ms for you. Opposi- :echnic Institute, Brooklyn. l sold throughout the day. tion la the life blood of ro- swmmmmmm. There will be hayrides. pony ing me. At some of the record rides and puppet shows for the hops lately he has come over mance. Prove It by your con- #3.50 children. A photographer will be to be with me. He gave me rides tinued devotion to one another. home but a couple of his friends Your parents have nothing Choice of present to make Polaroid pictures Authentic Colonial of children and family groups were always with him. I still against die bay; la fact they Chicken Liver Canape Anchovy Canape and an artist will do portrai ""1 * Oyster Cocktail Shrimp Cocktail sketches. Chilled Tomato Juice Cherrytone Clams Qifts... Fresh Fruit Cocktail Grapefruit Juice At 8 p. m., the Bnai Israe Youth group will crown their king Hearts ol Celery Cider Queen Olives and queen. Group members elect- Waldorf Salad ed several candidates, nnd the winners will be picked by popu- Choice nf lar vote at ballots to be cas Sunday, Gift items, antiques Cream of Turkey, Imperial toys, white elephants and gour Consomme, Julienne French Onion Soup au Gratin met goods will be sold.

Choice aj Roast Stuffed Vermont Turkey , PLIAf li with Giblet Gravy, Cranberry Sauce Selected Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, au Jus SHERMAN'S Roast Long Island Duckling, * l'orange FOR Baked Sugar-cured Virginia Ham, Cumberland Sauce Lobster and Shrimp a la Newburch on Toast Points Jumbo Frog Legs, Saute s la Francaise * 0 Prime Sirloin Steak (75c extra) Brussels Sprouts Buttered Green Peas Creamed White Onions Mashed Yellow Turnips Step In and wrap this clever Candied Sweet Potatoes Whipped Potatoes Curtains jumper 'round — It's a Joy to are located Juit Halunl Ulahn Potatoes I y *•** north of A»hur|f wearl Pop it over Its own blouse; Draperies or wear it as a dress, Shortlc Park Circle. Hot Mince, Pumpkin or Apple Pie version is tunic or apron, To- It lakei extra time Plum Puddlnu, Hard Sauce Asstd. French Ice Cream Slipcovers FROrV After Dinner Mints Mixed Nuts morrow's pattern: Girls' Jumpur. and loving custom- Coffco Tea Milk Printed Pattern 945J: Misses' cars to produce our Bedspreads Sizes 10, 12, M, l(i, IB. Size 16 I a m o u s pastries, Jumper tnkes 2% yurds 54-Inch; That's why our pro- come and browse . * . Seii'eil fmm 12 Noon until 0 I', fit, Linens duction I* limited— hlouKu 1'/, yards, and we recommend Special Dinner jnr Children nutter Klrvrn -•- t'J,'J!i Venetian Blinds Prlnlvcl directions on each pat- placing your special PANTRY tern pint. Kaslur, accurate, advance ordors lor 271 Norwood Avenue The Joan Carrol Send Ihlity-flvc cents (coins) Th»nk«||lvlnR Day DEM,, N. J. ]lor this pattern — nd II) cunts beforo 2 P. M., Tue«« Shtrman'f I for ciicli pulturn for firNl-cltiNH dny, Nov. 21. KEIIogg I.||M MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL 1 (U a Initial Homo Decorators itiiiilini*. Send tn Miirlim Miiilln, "Tim Ut'in of llif Atlantic (Uuisl" 45 Hnmd SI. Roil Dank Nculslcr Piiitrrn Ri;i) HANK Dopt,, 2'i'l West IKlh St., Nuw For rogulnr order*, The Pantry Shnppe will be • Phono I'lt 6-6.I.I0 • uivuiisim; AVKNIII-; MUD HANK 488 llroiid SI. York II, N. Y, Print plnlnly upon on Tliniikn|;lvhiu Day with u complete as- Shrewsbury SH I-HIM iwiiii'i niltlri'KN with /(mi', i|/,o sortment of pks, pantries and clcllcnclo*. •01 STATI HIGHWAY #11, WANAMASSA, N. J. u ffii Slim •MHaUIIHIIIIIItllUIIIIIIIUI mitt styl« immhir. "I - ' • • (ran will celebrate In 1M the 1 RED BANK REGISTER Friday. Nov. 20, 1959—11 :5th anniversary of the lifting 'Vets Day Today's Women if the veil. And althougl. Iran- By DOROTHY ROH ian women still do not vote or Open House Programs hold public office, there are many Associated Presi Women'* Edllor For CAR Iranian girls in colleges both at FREEHOLD — "Veterans Day" MATAWAN - Several mem- Pottery designs by Mr*. Nealis, By Dorothy Roe of marriages are arranged by lome and abroad, studying .for was the program theme of Mary bers of the Woman's Club were Mrs. Butler and Rosemary Tay- Associated Press Women's he parents, and they usually he professions. Co-education be- Stilwell Society, Children of the hostesses this week at open house lor also were included. Editor work far better than the effer- :ame a law in Iran in thr middle American Revolution, Saturday for members and guests as part At the home of Mrs. James, vescent and immature marriages 1930s, and at present, says Hani' in the home of Mrs. Theodore N. of the club's series of events the hostess displayed her own "We think it's a shame that of young couples in America. zavi, there are a million and a 'armly, Jr., Colt's Neck Rd. started, during American Art paintings and those of Mrs. American women have been "Divorce It easy in Persia half girl students in the country, The society will conduct Week. Irown. Paintings by Mrs. Brown pulled down from a position of —I prefer my country's old studying in 1,700 schools. Says Christmas program Dec. 28at Paintings by members and well- and Mrs. Jones were featured at •uperiority to prosaic equality," name to it* new one. A manhe: joint meeting with the Mon- says suave, handsome Abdol known New Jersey artists were he Rainaud home. hat only to say three times, "We always have felt (hat a mouth Chapter, Daughters of thedisplayed in each house, comple- Mrs. Eggleston's home was Hossein Hamxavi, Iranian dele- 'I divorce my wife' aad the man and a woman constitute American Revolution, in the Red gate to the United Nations. mented by floral arrangements decorated with paintings by Mrs. ia done. Yet statistics a whole—and tba woman If the Bank Woman's club. by members. Justine Eggleston, the hostess' "Women should be cherished, show our divorce rate to be heart of the matter. Please Miss Betsy Nan Parmly, Hostesses were Mrs. Johnson mother-in-law. Chinese art objects respected and shielded from all •bout ooe-mlWooth of that of don't think I am criticizing all retary, conducted the meeting in Cartan, Mrs. Thurman C. Nealis, brought from the Orient by Mrs. the unpleasant things of life— the Western world." American women—I Just feel the absence of the president, Mrs. Robert Butler, Mrs. Clifton such as voting." tustine Eggleston and her Caa aa Iranlaa sorry for them. They should Martha Gibson. Honored guest James, Mrs. Michael Brown, daughter, Mrs. Isabel Breen, also was Mrs. Theodore N. Parmly, The polished diplomat speaks tain a divorce by the not be required to carry the Mrs. Charles Rainaud and Mrswer. e displayed there. groat burden* placed upon Sr., of Rumson, state chairman John Eggleston. Tea was served with conviction. He points out simple process? Floral arrangements in all the that in'his native land live some "Well, no," says Hamzavi. them. In their constant striv- of the Grandmothers' Club, DAR at the Egglcston home in Holm of the world's most beautiful, cul "Divorce is a man's responsibil- ing for equal rights, in their Miss Ellen Olsen, Rumson, also del. The other houses are in Ml-houses were done by the hostess tured and brilliant women, be- ity—like other unpleasant things frantic competitloa in the bus- THI PLAY ILITHI SPIRIT, fall production of the Center was a guest. tawan. and club members. loved by their husbands, revered in life. But now, for the first iness world, so few attain hap* Drama Workshop of Long Branch, openi tonight at the Members present were Sharon In Mrs. Cartan's home, oi and Eric Halvorsen and Diane by their sons—products of one time, an Iranian woman can get Ti'nron Foils School, under the sponsorship of tho Shrews- paintings won by the club for the of the world's oldest civilizations. a divorce, by proving cause and 'As • matter of fact, the Fiala, Middletown; Gail Ann American Art work in 1957, 1958 He has little admiration for establishing legal grounds, rouble is not with American bury Township Parent-Teacher Association- Tho play Pamela Elizabeth, and Jehu P. and this year were among those POWER America's bustling career girls through the courts. It's harder women, but with American men, will also bo proiontod again tomorrow night. Cheeking Cooper. 4th, Matawan; Christineshown. The paintings of Mrs. Pe- Day, Rumson, and Mary Jane and working wives. Says he: for her, but possible. However, who so often do not discharge tast minute details for tha benefit aro two PTA members, ter Read, Mrs. Matthew Schmidt. HEARING "In my country, the majority few Iranian women—or men- their duties as head of the fam- and Theodore N. Parmly, 3d, this Mrs. Peter TenEyck and Ralph want divorces." ily. Maybe the trouble is that as Mrs. Raymond Phillips, loft, ond Mrs. William Suter. place. terrick also were shown here, DAR members present were Hamzavi say* Americans could women become strong, their men eramic figures made by Mrs grow weak." Mrs. Jehu P. Cooper, 2d, Mata- 'enEyck also were displayed. learn some valuable lessons from wan, and Mrs. Herbert Halvor- Iranian family life. At the home of Mrs. Butler, scn. Middletown. Members of the ho is the club's art chairman "We fell that family education Service League mothers' committee present were he work of William Healsip of is far more important than any. Mrs. Alfred Fiala, Middletown, Hackettstown, Aupeli Coultri, thing else," says he. "In an MEDICAL MEMOS and Mrs. Parmly, Jr. Go! Go! Go! Iranian family, the mother is theGives Hi-Fi Gerald Foster, Gladys McVicke and Mrs. H. Edgar Bunker, al for »•*•/•• final and absolute authority. Her of Plainfield, and Jessie Swigcrt word is law. As an ambassador, Set to Library •y H. I. H«rach*iw«*in, M.D. B'nai Youth hearing impairment* TUSTING'S aged 48, I would not dare to lit Haddonfield, were displayed, a; in the presence of my mother un- RUMSON — Members of the Have Dance were paintings by Mrs. Read, /or Junior Service League of Red drs. Brown, Mrs. TenEyck, Mrs til she bade me do so., RUMSON — Members of sev- tames, and the hostess. FREE UtteltaM "Wo have no Juvenile delin- Bank have given the Oceanic eral United Synagogue Youth quency in my country. We don't Free Library a $400 contribution Chapters of Northern New •tuna Mia PIANOS to be used to purchase a Hi-Fi If your eyes are blue then you HEAVY PROFIT even have such a word In the can stand pain better than your Jersey were among the guests set for the children's record Auxiliary Sees at the dance which the Bnai NEW YORK (AP)-The smash from $495 Iranian language. There Is BO room, and to purchase more rec- frienda whose eyes are dark Hearing Aid Center for It, because Juvenile brown. Israel Youth Group of Congrega Broadway hit "Music Man" has ords for the collection. My Fair Lady* scored a 600 per cent profit in ORGANS crime Is unknown there. We That is the conclusion of a den tion Bnai Israel held Saturday in 21 HARRISON AVE. believe In child discipline. We The league established the chll Members of the Auxiliary ol the synagogue. the two years since it opened. from $695 dren'a record library several tist who made careful observa the Liberty Hose Fire Company Originally financed at 1300,- RED RANK, N. J. believe that a child should tions of the many patients he was Joseph Malinconico and his CO. listen and team during We years ago. Mrs. Warren Beer, Saturday held their annual thea- band played for dancing, and 000, the Meredith Willson show THE mm PIANO formative years, and should ex- Little Silver, is the present li- ter party in New York Ctiy. I'.ichard Charlina called for square with its White Way and national SH L30I1 Aihwy Park brary chairman for the organi- After seeing "My Fair Lady," has reaped •anfli ft leu* press his own opinions only af- dancing. ouring companies U MtMMutfc St. Md ••«k ter be Is wise enough and oldzation. members and guests had dinner Decorations were in a harvest 11,800,000. enough to weigh them. Announcement of the gift was at Leone's Restaurant. theme. Miss Judy Schreiber and "What you have been at' inmade when the league met Tues- Members attending were Mrs Lloyd Basking were chairmen, America for 180 years, we have day in the clubhouse on Center George Belovuss, Mrs. Vincent assisted by Miss Debby Lee and been working on for thousands/ St. Members also contributed Sacco, Mrs. Jacob Bloom, Mrs Barry Katchen, decorations; Miss money to be used to purchase Alex Renzo, Mrs. Claude Borch Sue Baldinger and David Shapiro, gifts for patients at Marlboro ardt, Mrs. Joseph Martinez, Mrs refreshments; Misses Shelly Mor State Hospital. Peter DeFazio, Mrs. Jennie Si govsky and Carol Schreiber, invi Mrs. John 3. Bell of Fair Hi ciliano, Mrs. Bruno Mazza, Mrs. tations, and Miss Gail Becker, ALL-DAY BANKING ven, chairman! aaid the volun- Howard Havens, Mrs. Angelo Mig' Alan Klatsky, Charles Furst and teer service bureau established at liara, Mrs. Chris D'Andrea, Mrs. Aaron Rassas, hospitality com- Frank Cannavo, Mrs. Joseph Riverview Hospital by the league treating. He noted their reactions mittee. has been taken over by the hos- Genova, Mrs. Joseph Mazza, Mrs. Chape rones were Mr. and Mri Ample when their teeth were being drill- Andrew Citarella, Mrs, Samue! pital staff. ed. Melvin Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Scalzo and Mrs. Sal Esposito. Harold Ostrov, Mr. and Mrs. Da- On-Premisc The reactions to pain were clas Guests were Mrs. Edward Car- sified into four groups and the vid Silberstein and Mr. and Mrs, u e re h ants Parking Guild Officers tier, Mrs. Albert Bloom. Mrs Abraham J. Zagett color of the eyes into nine groups. Heinz Ribnow, Mrs. Alfred Cep /-•/,...:.'(, Are Installed Those who had dark brown eyes paluni, Mrs. Albert Wolkom SECOND BIRTHDAY did not stand pain as well as Mrs. Herbert Chamcroy, Mrs FAIR HAVEN — The secon RED BANK FAIR HAVEN MATAWAN — Mrs. Clifford those who had hazel-colored eyes Leo O'Connor, Mrs. Charles Gun birthday of Mark Louis DeVito, Chapman, at candlelight ceremon And those who had hazel-colored nell, Mrs. Herbert Brockway, son of Patrolman and Mrs. Louis ies Monday in Trinity Episcopal eyes could not stand pain aa well Mrs. Anthony Villano, Mrs DeVito of 120 Lake Ave., was ob- parish hall, installed new officers as those who had blue-gray eyes, Frank Arocchia, Miss Carmcl served at a party Friday at his or the Ladies' Guild. and so on. Siciliano and Miss Mary Jane Si parents' home. Guests included If she's incredibly feminine... They were Mrs. David Tuttle, Undoubtedly there are many ciliano. his grandparents, Mr. and Mri. Sr., president; Mrs. Alfred Adler. exceptions to this rule. Pain is James Gettii of Red Bank, and VGLTAOB DUSTING FOWDIR vice president; Mrs. Frank Man, difficult to measure and one can- Kim Ann Leslie, Susan Pomph- ... Rive her the stirring new fragrance... recording secretary; Mrs. Kenno- t bo absolutely sure that the Easy-to-Own Luxury rey, Barbara Pryor, Maureen Voltage. The essence of excitement. neth Henderson, corresponding degree of painful stimulation giv- Pryor, Maureen Pryor, Shar- secretary, and Mrs. Harold Fogg, Airy Dusting Powder in elegant en to one person is exactly the on Pryor, Donna D'Anthony, Bri- treasurer. being given to another. Such com- MYRON KOZICKYASSO package. 4% oz. $2.50 9»3 an Bayer, Michael D'Anthony Members will sell Christmas parisons are difficult. James Gettis and Joanne Juliana candies under the chairmanship One must be very careful in Also Mrs. Frank Leslie, Jr., Mrs DOROTHY GRAY of Mrs. Gerard Freeman. The interpreting statistics. What may Gilbert Bayer, Mrs. Walter Pom- guild holiday party, for members be mere coincidence should not phrey, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Pryor, and guests, will be held Dec. 7be accepted necessarily as being Mrs. Nicholas D'Anthony and Mrs with Mrs. John Baker in charge. rotated. Suppose a study reveals Emilio Mustillo. The annual parish supper is that persons with long noses can lilted for Jan. 11, and Mrs. Chap- itand more pain than those man and Mrs. Man are chair- with little noses. Imagine the con- men. fusion in trying to figure how Members brought Christmas much pain can be tolerated by a Why live in a "Devehypnwnt"? gifts for Marlboro State Hospital man who has a long nose but patients. They also gave • fare- whose eyes are dark brown! FREE DELIVERY well gift to Mrs. John W. Rob- Nevertheless, it is observations son, the rector's wife. such as made by this dentist W Rev. and Mrs. Robson and their which, when properly evaluated, family will move at the end ofand added to observations made NOW P*S1ON»P jot LIVING* LINCROFT PHARMACY this month to Lambertville. by others, can make us bettc understand why various peopli SH 1-7616 In 1932 Hialeah became the react differently to the same sit first American racetrack to useuations. NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD LINCROFT automatic totalization for pari Will Custom-Build inutile] WMBCTlTiB. Membership of 250 for PTA Your Choice of More Red Bank High School Parent- Teacher Association has a mem- bership of 250, according to re- ports given by Mrs. Harold E. Williams, membership chairman, LA WES when the unit's executive board Than 100 Prize-Winning met Tuesday night in the school library. The organization opened membership drive in September, "Showcase Homes" on and it is still in progress. Rows of pineapples create High school students will give a rich, elegant border for scant: musical program at the Dec. you'll use and use and lovel meeting. Robert Spencer will di- Pattern 993: easy-crochet thai rect the school choral, and Johnlends itself to many sizes — 1 Your Lot and Save Ymi Luckenbill, the instrumental sec- x36, 15x30, 15x43 inches in No. 30 tions. In string, smallest size (22x54] YOU At this meeting, Royal Hintze, is smart runner'. principal, will demonstrate a pro- Send thirty-five cents (coins! jection machine, which could be Hundreds of Dollars! for this pattern—add 5 cents foi VIA RADIO used for visual education and each pattern for first-class mail entertainment for the student ing. Send to Red Bank Register What do you think your family'i "dream houte" would CMt todoyt $15,000. $30 000 body and the PTA. Needlecraft Dept., P. O, Box 161 ... $25,000? You're probably clow, if you're figuring conventional buUdinf pW labor, DISPATCH The PTA plans to give the Old Chelsea Station, New York school a gift this year, and the and material... but not when DESIGNED FOt UVING build, your homol 11. N. Y. Print plainly paituri DBIONID FOR LIVINO homei aro conducted of Namo Brand No. 1 projector will be shown as a sug-number, name, address and zone, amo Brand No. 1 Quo gestion, purchowprchowd at carloaldd didiscount ratot t ththai itoy . you monoy boforbf o t*MtnK*^nh% The parent-education group will New! Newt New! Our 1U6C meet Tuesday, Dec. 8, at 1: IS p.-Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Broo The men who build your DESIGNED FO« UVING homo work at • •racWan team ...» is ready NOW! Crammed wit .m, at the home of Mrs. A. E construction com down by careful preplanning, eliminate all wartodtkno and olfort! Crudin on Spring St. The nexl exciting, unusual, popular do board meeting will be Dec. 17. signs to crochet, knit, >ew, tin: CO-OP PUN-Handy with toolif DESIGNED FOi UVING will oroct your homo .nri u,*. broider, quilt, v/eave — fashions ply you with all material! you nood to finlohth o job, tavlnf you eve* $M0oWt4O0^rior! Claude Huey, former Auburn home furnishings, toys, gifts ba basketball player, it a membe zar hits. In the book FREE — IOW-COST, CONVINTIONAl FINANCINO 3 quilt patterns. Hurry, send of the Fort Monmouth, N. J, DCSIONIO tO* IIVINO h.mM «'• ,u.pH4 M.,,,I|«M Army quintet. cents for your copy. martf ••• IUVMIIMHH by bath Banks in* t*,ln|i mi loon InltlMisni. lona••!, Y«g nttd tnly si little at 1200. (Wil radio dispatch facllrrlot far omora.eacy tenrko or delivery. FLOWERS AND DECORATIONS h LIVINO to

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Section Two MIDDLETOWN, N: J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1959 7c PER COPY Not Guilty Plea Entered New Jersey Labor Spurns In Wilbur 'Deception9 Case News Briefs CAMDEN (AP) — Two South FREEHOLD-Robert LaMorte ersey meat packers are sched- New Steel Offer of Newark pleaded not guilty Rocket Again iled to plead today in U. S. Dis- before County Judge John C. Gi- trict Court to charges of violat- PITTSBURGH (AP)—Hopes for ordano to charges of forging a ing the 1939 Federal Fair Labor Elveta Does a settlement in the nationwide check, and grand larceny by Fails to Eject Standards Act. Joseph Wagen steel dispute were dimmer today trick. leim of Atlantic City and Leon As Mama Says after the United Steelworkers According to Assistant Prose- spurned the newest proposal of ird Winston of Ventnor City NEW YORK (AP) — Fire or cutor John A. Petillo, LaMorte Space Cloud vere indicted by a Federal the basic steel industry. is charged with obtaining a $3,- no fire, 1-year-old Elveta Hall R. Conrad Cooper, chief indus- WASHINGTON (AP) - For the Grand Jury Oct. 9 on seven wouldn't open her apartment 000 diamond ring from Wilbur's second day in a row rocket scien- counts. They are accused of pay- try negotiator, disclosed the new Jewelry Store, 15 Broad St., Red door. offer yesterday. He said it was tists failed to release a cloud of ing employees, who treated meat A neighbor, Mrs. Clarette Bank, Oct. 17, 1958, by deception. sodium vapor 150 miles above waste and scrap at their pack a "fair offer to do what can be McCants. *aw smoke curling done and still keep within non- No trial date was set for La- Wallops Island. Va. The rocket Ing plant in Atlantic City, wages from under the door of the Morte, who was represented by worked fine, but again the sod- »f less than $1 an hour between inflationary bounds in the cost Halls' third-floor Brooklyn of steel production." Norman Fishbind of Newark. ium did not eject as planned. Nov. 3, 19SS, and Dec. 13. 1958. apartment yesterday. Joseph Giarmso, 300 Main St., The same thing happened yes- They also are accused of fail- Mrs. McCants rang and USW president, David J. Mc- Belford, pleaded not guilty to a terday at dawn when civilian ing to pay for overtime in ex- pounded on the locked door. Donald, termed the proposal as worthless check charge. space scientists lofted a two-stage cess of 40 hours a week, failure Inside the flat were Elveta, "something only a company- $8M NG Check Nike-ASP rocket to 160 miles, but to keep proper records and falsi- her four brothers, and a little controlled union would accept." got no spectacular cloud of va- fying records to show employees He said the offer was |ust a According to Mr. Petillo, Gi- worked less than the number of neighbor boy. arruso issued an $800 worthless por. „ "This Is Mrs. McCants. Open rearrangement of "the same Only the first pf the series of hours they actually put in. The MATAWAN SEWER PLANT — Councilman Cyrui K. Brown and John R. Garey will old package offered by the in- check March 13 to Joel Stein, 15 charges were brought by the the door, honey." Minton Ct., Middletown, in pay- three sodium cloud experiments go to Pennsauken Monday to confer with Remington and Boyd, engineers, regard- Said Elveta: "No. My mum- dustry on Oct. 17." —at dusk Wednesday—worked age and hour division of the The new offer was submitted ment of a debt. ing expansion of sewer facilities in the borough- This plant, built in 1925, is over- my says I musn't open the to the union Nov. 15 during so- John McVarish, 18, of Pavilion corrtctly. That cloud caught the U. S. Department of Labor. door to anybody." sunlight above the earth's shad- loaded by an estimated 100,000 gallons a day. State Department of Health has cret negotiations between both Ave., Long Branch, pleaded not •But Elveta, I think there's sides. McDonald said the union's ow and the flare was visible as JERSEY CITY (AP) Robert ordered plant expansion to halt pollution of Matawan Creek, which flows into Rar- a lire In your house." guilty to a charge of embezzle far north as Worcester, Mass. 33-member executive board ment of property by an employee. Sharp has been sentenced to ita n Bay. Council also it considering construction of a completely new plant. Said Elveta: "I know there serve 28 to J5 years In stale turned it down the same day. The prosecutor charged that No more sodium rockets are Is. My brother Gregory set the scheduled at this time at the Na- prison for the fatal shooting YOUNG AND SHINING facet of Holmdol Township Brownies are reflected in a mir- Had the proposal been ac- McVarish stole seven auto tires fire." cepted, said Cooper, it would tional Aeronautics and Space Ad- of Jacob Brooler and Bronler's ror "pool" surrounded by loaves at investiture ceremonies for newly-organized Troops "Elveta! Call your mother and wheels, valued at $315, from ministration at Wallops Island. mother. "Nothing the court have meant a 30-cent-an-hour his employer, Eugene Kroll, 18, 90 and 304, conducted yesterday in the school auditorium. Brownie Troop 220 quick!" Today's rocket reached a height can give me will be aa much package over a three-year per- Long Branch auto dealer. also participated. Tho outdoor motif in the ceremony symbolizes health and activ- Said Elveta: "She's In the iod. He added that the new of- of 147 miles, NASA said, "but punishment as I have had hav- cellar washing clothes." According to the prosecutor, the sodium ejection was not observed. ing to think of this," Sharp ity. Representatives of each troop, left tc right, are Adele Williams, Barbara Horn- fer also tempered industry de- tires were taken between April said yesterday before sentence Mrs. McCants frantically and mands for more say over work- Cause of the failure was not de- berger, Kerry Kojola and Florence Koehaniewiez, all of Hazlet. finally persuaded ElveU to un- 15 and July 15. termined." was pronounced. Sharp, 12 ing conditions. No trial date was set. pleaded guilty Nov. S to a lock the door. The woman and The sodium experiments are her neighbors then rushed Into McDonald disagreed, claiming aimed at learning more about murder charge In the death of Raritan Ranks 7th Bronler and manslaughter in the smoky apartment and that the proposal would mean a wind currents at high altitudes. Keansburg Board to Hire quickly carried out the sii gain of only 24 cents an hour The launchings were among 10 the death of Mrs. Sabrina Ire Pupil Enrollment Hearing Set Glanz, 41, Bronler's mother. children—Elveta, her brothers, over the three-year period. rocket experiments scheduled this RARITAN TOWNSHIP - This Gregory, S, Richard, 4, Steph- "The only changes in the work week here and at Cape Canaver- Bronler, 2J, and Sharp dated township is coming Into the the same woman, Mrs. Marian Architect for School Work en. J. and Ernest, »'/, months, rules issue are a stay of sentence For Taylor al, Fla., White Sands, N. M., and "big time" In more ways than and l'/a-year-old Danny Cohen. in the same old attempt to de- Fort Churchill, Manitoba. Schabllon, 21. The shooting one. EATONTOWN — Arnold Tay- occurred lilt June 21 In Mrs. KEANSBURG — The Board of The youngsters were bawl- prive steelworkers of hard-won Other countries also are con- R. Thomas Jannarone, school gains and protections," McDon- lor, 46, of 224 South St. was Giant' home at Ml 71st St., Education last night approved a big and coughing, but unhurt. arraigned on a disorderly con- ducting rocket experiments this Indicted For superintendent, announced last ald declared. He added: week to add to the body of sci- Guttenberg, In the presence of 95940 appropriation to engage duct charge yesterday and re- Mrs. Schabllon, who lived with night that In school enrollment, "The offer is almost the same entific knowledge collected dur- an architect to plan improve- Raritan now ranks seventh In proposition which the companies leased in $250 bail for a hear- ing the International Geophysical Mrs. Glanx. ing Nov. 28. Manslaughter ments of present school facili- Monmouth County, slightly be- Drunk Driving had made in October and which Year. Police My Sharp killed Bron. hind Red Bank. The case was heard in Mu- ties or future buildings. was rejected by the full wage ler with an Army rifle after "I'm not saying we're happy policy committee as recently as nicipal Court by Magistrate Peter a brief argument. Mrs. Giant J. Edwardsen. In Fatal Fight The board is still interested in about It," the administrator Conviction Nov. 12." was killed by a stray bullet. commented. "I'm just report- Police Chief William Zadorozny 2 Face Grand FREEHOLD — The Monmouth acquiring the Bell Telephone Co. Industry estimated that the ing it as a fact." new proposal provided aa In- taid Taylor was arrested yes- NEWARK (AP) - Applications County grand jury indicted Jo- building on Main St. when the Reversed terday after he allegedly caused seph Sadowsky, 31, of 73 West All township students, kinder- crease ol a/11 of • cent aa hour Jury in Radio for a stay of execution and a irm moves its offices to the garten through 12th grade, are FREEHOLD — County Judge over the 21.4-cent hourly pack- a disturbance at the John John- writ of habeas corpus were filed Front St., Key port, yesterday for dial system center' now under ion Elks Lodge, Grant Ave. manslaughter in the Oct. 7 death on double session. Current en- John C. Giordano yesterday re- age offered by the Industry Theft Case in Federal Court yesterday on construction in East Keansburg. rollment, Including high school versed the drunken driving con- Oct. 17 in another three-year The chief said Taylor "became behalf of Edgar H. Smith ol of a Belford Man. viction of Mrs. Adele D. Barr. abusive" to "the two arresting MIDDLETOWN — Charles Several board members ex- pupils, Is $1,828, an increase of proposal. Mahwah, convicted sex slayer. Charles Keough, 46, of 490 Cald- more than SM students over last Monmouth Ave. and Shrewsbury officers, Patrolman William Hut- Woodward, 18, of Hamilton Ave. well Ave., was found dead by po- pressed disappointment in the Cooper also added that the Smith is scheduled to die in the year. Dr., Rumson. new ofler contained Improve, ting and Special Officer James and John Pinto, 19, of 24 Glen ilectric chair the week of Nov. lice near a tavern on First St. fact that no reply was received Ramsey. mary Ave., both Leonardo, were from a request sent to Earle B. In MM, the population here Mrs. Barr was found guilty of menu In employment benefits 30. Smith was convicted in Ber- Keyport. was 2,711. The current estimate •ad a new plan for resolving ordered held for the action of the gen County Superior Court June According to County Porsecutor Garrison, county superintendent the charges Sept. 22 by Rumson Grand Jury yesterday by Mag of schools, last month for action It about 12.au. Magistrate Stuart A. Young, Jr., the working coadMou Issue. 4, 1957, for the March 4, 19S7 Vincent P. Keuper, Sadowsky was TW Jadnstry, be said, pro- Jersey City Bus istrate W. Gilbert Mahson or murder of Victoria Zielinski, 15, in a tavern with Keough, and a on the Keansburg-Keyport-Union whs revoked .her license for-M charges of breaking and enter Beach regional high school study. years, and sentenced her to 90 posed Omi the work rules Is- of Ramsey. Both the New Jer- fight started when Keough start- sue be turned over to a com- Service Planned ing and larceny. sey and the U. S. Supreme ed using profane language. Aft- The secretary was instructed Pied Piper days in jail, on the basis that Both are being held in $1,001 it was her second offense. mittee with equal Industry and TRENTON (AP) — The North Courts have denied appeals, r the fight, Keuper said, Keough to ask the county superintend- union representation. and South Bus Company plans t bail each, Richter pleaded that the const) fell face down in the street and ent to try to expedite the study. Mrs. Barr's car had struck a According to Police Chief Earl This committee would have Itart selling 10-trip commutation tutional rights of Smith were vio- was left there by Sadowsky, who A lengthy discussion of over- Gets Hope utility pole on Rumson Rd. west had until June 30,1960, to resolve tickets Nov. 30 for trips between N. Hoyer. the youths have ad lated during his interrogation by later called an ambulance. of Bingham Ave. in Rumson. mitted breaking into Corbet's crowded lunch facilities resulted the issue. If not settled by then. Jersey City and Asbury Park, via police. in the adoption of a ruling by According to testimony at the Red Bank. Appliance Store Monday and tak Oct. 7 Incident From State the dispute would go to binding the board that children living appeal, a policeman took Mrs. arbitration. In a letter to tlie state Publi ing a $50 radio. CAMDEN (AP) - Emedlo The jury also indicted Roger Barr to police headquaters, and within five minutes walking dis- TRENTON-AII is not lost foi Cooper said the new offer also Utility Commission yesterday, the The youth were arrested in At- Teti of Toms River, formerly J. Loichle, 20, Freehold, and Rob- the Fair Haven River Rats anc that she was examined by Dr. lantic Highlands where they ad- ert W. Shull, 22, of Marlboro, tance of the school be asked to called for the companies to take company said it would set up of Vineland, testified under eat lunch at home. their 111-foot houseboat, the Piec Victor Siegel, who declared her three zones—from the Rarita mitted taking $15 from the poor cross examination yesterday be on charges of attempted rape and under the influence of alcohol and over the entire cost of health Piper, now spending the winter and life insurance now paid for River to Red Bank, Red Bank t box at St. Agnes Catholic Church had worked with Internal Reve- carnal abuse of three Jersey City At the suggestion of Jeremiah Jersey City. unfit to operate a motor vehicle. West Long Branch, and Wes In another court case, Magis nue Service agents while trans- girls, one IS and two 17 years Wilson, an effort will be made jointly by management and the The State Department of Co During the trial yesterday, workers. Long Branch to Asbury Park. trate Manson gave Alex May ant porting sugar and oil between old. to arrange a meeting with the Mrs. Barr's personal physician, servation and Economic Develop- Meanwhile, the steelworkers It said the fares for 10 trips be Mrs. Fannie C. McMonical, both a Vineland still and • South According to the prosecutor, Keansburg Lions Club and board ment is going to review its de- Dr. Charles W. Kelly of Red tween Jersey City and these zones Rt. 35 here, a one-year suspend- Philadelphia garage. He spent the two men picked up the girls members to discuss the possibil Bank, testified that the blow on continued working under a cision to ban the houseboat from Tan-Hartley Law laJtmcUoa In- would he $7.50, $8.50 and $9.50 ed jail sentence on a charge his third day on the stand at at a Keansburg diner Oct. 7 and ity of the board's leasing a por- its old mooring in the Navesink the head Mrs. Barr suffered in respectively. adultery. the trial of 12 men and a wom- drove them to a wooded area in tion of the Lions Field for school the accident could have caused voked Nev. 7. They are earn- River off Fair Haven Rd., there. ing aa average hourly wage an charged with operating an Marlboro where the incident oc- facilities. Kenneth H. Creveling, Nep- the symptoms noted by Dr. Sie- Illegal still In Vineland. Tetl curred. gel. Dr. Siegel testified that this of $t.ll under terms of their If the board acquires a long- tune, director of the depart old contract. Hospital Suture Man Denies said he made four trips In a Loichle pleaded not guilty to term lease, it will request the men's Division of Planning anc could have been so. tractor trailer early In IKS. the charges yesterday before services of borough facilities to Development, said this mornin Mrs. Barr was represented by The Injunction stipulates that He began lo tell about not re- County Judge John C. Giordano. maintain the field. two meetings will be held to dis Edward W. Wise, Jr., Red Bank. the National Labor Relations porting Income he Mid ho re- Peter Vermueler, 41, of New cuss the matter. Assistant Prosecutor John A. Board conduct a secret ballot He Posed as Med Student John J. Ryan, finance commit- among the steelworkers be- ceived from operators of the York City, was indicted on The division's council will me Petillo appeared for the state. still. V. S. District Judge tee chairman, reported progress tween Jan. S and Jan. M, If NEWARK (AP) - John Willie ias said that Covington wa charges of breaking and entering had been made in preparation of Dec. 8 to take up the permi the steel dispute b net set- Thomas C. Madden interrupted and grand larceny. revocation. On Nov. 30, the na •Covington has denied that he fired when his references didn'l to Inform him he didn't have the 1959-1960 school budget at the tled. The workers will vote check out. He has not commented Nov. 11 budget meeting. He igation committee will discuss thi on the last Industry proposal. posed as a medical student to to testify about anything which Stole 8» Car problem also. Jail Sentence get a hospital job and police say on Covington's story of how he might Incriminate him but Tetl asked that all committee chair- Cooper declared that the According to the prosecutor, The houseboat, a reconverted they can find no law he has got the job. continued completing his -state- Vermueler stole a car belonging men submit their budget re- American steel companies are violated in this respect. Covington gives this picture ol ment. quests at a special meeting Dec. barge, serves as. a base of op For Dolan fighting to retain their ability to to F. D. Wolcott. South St., Eat- erations in the summer for the "I did nothing wrong," he said his background: ontown, valued at 1220, on June 9. FREEHOLD — Harold Dolan, compete with producers of sub- He picked up his medical local sailing and boating orgar Atlantic St., Keyport, was sen- stitute products at home and yesterday. "I applied for a job PATERSON (AP) - Frederic! 11. Thomas Garrison, superintend- ization. as an intern and they gave it to know-how in the Marines. Brantley Savage, 32, of Pension ent, advised that a number of tenced to a two to three-year with foreign steel. Cooper made Terhune, 39, was sentenced to term in state prison by County the statement at a business me." When his mother was treated 5-6 year prison term yesterda; Rd., Manalapan, was indicted for eighth grade students received Writes Letter Covington served six weeks at at Martland, doctors Were im petit larceny. He is charged with failing marks In one or more Judge Elvin R. Simmill, yester- school alumni meeting last night for embezzling $13,073 from h: River Rats' Skipper Walter M day. at the University of Minnesota. Martland Medical Center aiding pressed with his medical knowl 'real estate clients. Terhune was stealing 16 worth of fruit from subjects in the first marking Isbrandtsen last week wrote Interns and performing a num- edge and suggested he try for period. Letters will be sent to He had pleaded guilty to his "These negotiations are not a convicted of 10 extortion indict- Marlboro State Hospital. Leon letter to the state scoring it fo struggle of giant force of equal ber of suturing operations. cxtern's job, ments after being arrested by th< Pitts, 32, of 100 River St., Red the parents of students involved. lifting the permit without an in part in the armed robbery of a Martland claims he originally He was given an oral examina Red Bank taxi driver. power, it is a dispute between FBI last June in California. Bank, was fined $10 by the Marl- Permission was granted a chor- vestigation. two parties having vastly un- stated he had studied at several tion on anatomy, chemistry anc boro Township magistrate for the The action was taken by Mi According to Assistant Prose- universities. other subjects. "I guess I passed, Appearing before Judge Salva< al group of students to sing cutor John W. Applegate, Dolan, equal powers," said Cooper. "On tore Viviano, Terhune was told he same offense. Creveling's agency after th But Covington insists that he said. carols at Monmouth Memorial along with three other men, in' the company side there lies only would be sent to state prison ii David Sheridan, 47, of Summit Hospital during the holiday sea- houseboat broke away from the power to say no to demands Martland required only an oral He then supplied proof to thi mooring last month and floate duced cab driver Felix Dollavec- Trenton for psychiatric exam Ave., Old Bridge, was indicted son. chia, 139 South Bridge Ave., Red it cannot accept. On the union examination before he was ac- hospital that he applied for ination. for impairing the morals of a six- across the river to Middletown cepted there. The only credentials mission to Columbia University Mr. Garrison said the board Bank, to drive them from Red side, it is often power used to year old girl. The alleged in The state labeled it a "menaci shut down the industry and asked, he said was proof that College of Physicians and Sui may lose U.S. aid for federally- to navigation" and said take thi Bank to Lincroft Feb. 7, 1957. he had applied to be a medical Reons. He was to work on a trii cident occured Jan. 25 in Free- connected children. The law re- There, the prosecutor stated, starve the nation for steel." hold Township. houseboat away. student. basis, then be paid $125 a mont Mcyner Won't quires that 3 per cent of the to- However, before that the Riv they assaulted Dellavecchia with was Orderly Stabblnga tal enrollment be in this cate- a blackjack and fled. The men BOARD TO MEET Rats had already had the bargi Before coming to Martland, Covington says he was a gory. Withdrawal of this ai towed to Jersey City for the win took his cab and later abandoned Injures Neck Covington had been employed as signed to the emergency roo Call Assembly FAIR HAVEN - The Board of would mean a loss of $3,000 to ter. it, Mr. Applegate added. an orderly by five other hospitals. to work between midnight and Education will meet in special $4,000 in revenue. Mr. Creveling said this morn Dolan was represented- by A. All said his technical knowledge a. m. there. He treated the vi< session tonight at 8 p. m. to hear Mr. Garrison also suggested ing an investigation had beet Henry Giordano, Long Branch. In Car Crash was adequate but all released tims of stabbing*. For Tax Action a report on teacher evaluation that in planning future recrea- conducted before the departmen Fined $I,NI RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Mrs. him because of absenteeism, tar He says he can recall puttinf TRENTON (AP) —Democrat submitted by the Personnel Com- tion programs, the board consid- before it reached its decision. Herbert W. Kaul. 21, Hillsdsle Margaret Noll, 69, of 18 Mon- dincss or false credentials. 46 stitches in one man stabbet Gov. Robert B. Meyncr last nigh mittee. er an adult education project. But he said the matter call Rd., Marlboro, was given a sus- mouth Parkway, East Keansburg, Right now Covlngton, a 23-year- in tho back, arm and face, rejected a Republican call for «r for further study and an answe pended indeterminate sentence to is in good condition today in Rlv- old Negro, Is being held by po- As for education, Covlnittoi Assembly session Momlny, term about the future of the house Bordcntown Reformatory, put on crvlew Hospital with injuries re- lice for an entirely different told authorities yesterday that h Ing it "sheer political oppor Court Permits Sunday Law boat will be reached on Dec. probation for five years and fined ceived in a car crash on Rt, 38 charge that of passing a $10 bad hnd received his high school < tunlsm." $1,000 by Judge Simmill for aid- yesterday afternoon, check. Police say he passed the ploma through corresponded Senate President Wesley ing and abetting both armed rob- Hospital authorities said that check Oct. 24 to rent a dinner courses and added he hid nln Lance (R-Hunterdnn) said Mny Arrests. Bars Prosecution Water Service bery and forgery. Mrs. Noll suffered a fractured jacket to he could appear with a college credits from the Unlvei nor should have the Democrat! The prosecutor said that Kaul finger and neck Injuries In the church choir, sity of North Carolina. Assembly meet along with th had pleaded guilty to his part in accident. CAMDEN (AP) — Judge John arrested cannot be prosecute Is Restored the robbery of Abraham Solo- Covington, who turned himself After leaving Martltnd, Senate so the lower house couli B, Wick of tho New Jersey Su- until the constitutionality of th State Police said Mrs. Noll was In yesterday, will bo arraigned went to New York City to find pisi four Senate property tax n FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-Wi mon in Marlboro Feb. 27, 1957, a passenger in a car driven by form bills, perior Court yesterday restrained law has been decided by th and to his part In the swindle on the check charge Nov. 27. a hospital Job and there decided Gloucester County officials from U, S. Supreme Court. A test cas ter service has been restored her husband William S. Noll, Meanwhile, he Is being held In to turn himself in. Meyner said Lance seems to b 24 homes in the Wynewood Mai of a Freehold Township man of prosecuting those arrested in vi- originating in Union County I $4,750 In February, 1958, The Noll car, police said, waa lieu of $500 ball. A co-worker of Covlngton'i trying to make, the best of hi olation of the Sunday closing law, or area, which had been wit! traveling west on Rt. 36 and wai pending before Superior Court Kaul was represented by Clif- Mrs. Lizzie Covington, his Martland has said that Covlngt final days as Senate prcsiden Judge Everett Scherer. out water since noon Wednesday attempting to make a left turn could "put stitches in as well a Lance's term ends Jan. 12. However, Wick decided to allow A spokesman for the Gcncn ton T. Barkalow, Freehold. mother, told police he "nlwnys arrests to continue. Wick signed tho restralnln Into the Airport Plaza Shopping wnnted to be a dnctor, even when any doctor." Lonco had said that unless th Water Company snld a pum Albert Burke, 18, Clarksburg, Center when It collided with an- Covlnfiton emphasized he reform bills are passed, the stn Last Nov. 3 voters here ap- order at the request of formci received a suspended sentence ho wnn a little kid." New Jersey Attorney Genera broke down, causing the bro other car traveling In the oppo- Tho receipt for Hie dinner Jack- wnys worked under a doctor Supreme Court may bo forced proved a law prohibiting sales In service. to Annandalc Reformatory by nn Sunday of clothing, furniture, Grover C, Rlchman, who Is rep site direction. et bore the slunnluro "I3r, .lohn supervision nt tliu hospital. compel every parcel of land The Ailulphla Fire Cunipn Jud«e Simmill, The other cur was driven by New Jersey to be assessed n building mntcrialH, lumber, house resenting Sun Ray Drug Co. anc Burke hnd pleaded guilty CovliiRton." "I put In a lut of stitches at Bargain City, sent its truck Wednesday nlgl ™; Victor Mend, 27, (if -Hi Willow St., I i;ui'i,.i 1 handled 2,1 or .'10 pi 100 per cent of market viiliic. hold uiul office appliances, « truck from JMCr«k,s.|p—M—'^ Kcfuri'iiccs ul nnd yesterday morning to t P Mh Dr, Ahruhum Chmolnlk, tllror. Hails a nielli. 1 never did an; County Prosecutor Guy Ice raldi "° « Nov. 25 for a henrlii; development with water for t ko, Park Ave,, Freehold, accord- Mr. Noll was tukrn to the hos- No iiriililrm llnillni fimntn whnn you ing to Mr, Appleiintc. lor of Martluml Medical Outer, tlilni! Ihnunh, unless tho clod nlvoillmi Tim IlKglnliir wny.—Ailvtr- he Intended to enforce the law nn an order against Lcc and po residents. pital by the I In/let First Aid Instructed mo,," CoviiiKton tinl nlthough Its cnnstllutlonnlily is lice officials to show cause wh; The affected homes wore Wltrn In il'ini)t «t the minister, Charles L. Brown. |,'gh school auditorium. vice Sunday at 9 a. m., and at Mincha services will begin at 4:30 the 11 a. m. service, the sacra- Congregational singing will be 11 a. m. The Chancel Choir will Fellowship Hall feuilding will be p. m. followed by Traditional ment of infant baptism will be Confessions are heard Satur- dedicated. Rev. Dr. Charles S. HOSEA 4:«. - "My people are destroyed for lack directed by Kenneth Noland. The days from 4 to 6 p. m.. and from sing at the 11 a. m. service. Kabbolas Shabbos services and administered. At the 9:30 service, Lord's Supper is served each Their program will be "An An- Webster will present a sermon Maariv. of knowledge." (RSV). the Intermediate Choir will sing 7:30 to 9 p. m., and week-dayi ettc, "The House That Faith first day of the week at this during the 7:45 o'clocK mass. them of Praise" and "Thou All Sabbath adult services will be- • • • "Daughter of Zion." Mrs. Ruth service. Transcendent Deity." Built." gin at 9:15 a. m. Saturday. Jun- Bell, alto, will sine "To the In- Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 Dr. Sargent Bush, associate O. K. Chesteron once remarked that If he rented The Sunday evening service be Ushers will be Charles Miller,* ior congregation servicei will be- finite God." At the 11 o'clock p. m. in the church. A baptism minister, will assist. Dr. Carl F. rooms to tenants he woulddeeide as to which tenants gins at 6:30. The minister will blank must be obtained from the Robert Hough, Donald Thompson, gin at 9: IS a. m. service the Junior Choir will deliver a lesson on Jonah. Mueller, minister of music, will sing "Hosanna, Now Through Ad- rectory and filled out before the Tillman Lane, Howard Young, preside at the organ console. The] The Torah reading is "Va Yer he would want by aaktng them lha question: What do Mid-week meetings are conduct- Charles Thompson, Warren De Ah" from Genesii, and the pro- vent" and the Chancel Choir will baptism takes place. Tower Hill Choir will sing the you believe in? For their reply would tell him their sing "Praise' Him." Church ed Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. A study Brown, Vernon Loud and Sidney phetic Haftorah portion is "Ha- of church history is being follow- Novena devotions la honor ot anthems "Surely the Lord Is In attitude toward his person and property. School sessions are at 9:30 and Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- Dull. This Place," Carl F. Mueller, 'isha." ed. Next Thursday night will con- A Kiddush by Sisterhood will So In religion. If we believe God Is a judge whose 11 a. m. every Monday at 8 p. m. in Serving on the deacons' greet and Gounod's "Sanctus," with The Chancel Choir and the tinue the study of religious errors ing committee are Franklin Snif- Philip H. Roy, tenor soloist. Par follow the Musof service. sterness completely overahadowa his love, then which crept into religious teach- the church. - , fen, Harry Klausmann and El Mincha will take place at 4:30 drama group rehearses at 3 p. m. ticipants in the service will be (as Chrlstisns) we will act in harmony with that for the production "The Coming ings during the first few hun- IT. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC wood Powers. Dr. Robert L. Ticehurst, chair' and Maariv at the conclusion of dred years of Christianity. the Sabbath at 5:17 p. m concept of deity. K we believe that God'a power, and of Christ." Intermediate Youth Red Bank Church-school meets at 9:45 man of the new building commit Fellowship meets for rehearsal The ladies' Bible class will a. m. The Middler Department tee; Burton Moore, chairman of Sunday-school will meet at 10 Juatlce .la governed by Hie love, (and if we aeelc meet for another study of an out- Masses are celebrated Sunday a. m. of a Christmas play at 6 p. m. and nursery group meet at 11 the construction committee; Ber- to be Godly men), then we will treat our neighbors Methodist Youth Fellowship standing Bible Woman Monday at 7, 8, 9. 10, II and 12 o'clock. nard Ketlenyi, architect; Ronald Hebrew School classes meet at 7:30 p. m. Sundays at 9:30 and 10:45 a. m with good will. meets at 7 p. m. The topic is A program is presented over Confessions;.« heard Saturdays Junior High Fellowship meets W. Allen, building contractor; "What We as Christiani Have - - . _ . at t p. in.; "Senior Fellowship at Robert W. Upson," clerk of the Mondays and Thursday! 3:45 to Aa a matter of fact, our social, economic, In- HTG each Sunday at 9 a. m. »»m 4:30 to 6 p. m.. and from 6:15 p. m. to "be Thankful For." Wesley *HTG each Sunday 7:30 to 9 p.m. 7 p. m. and Roger Williams session, and Philip H. Roy, Pres- duetrisl, political, and International problems are Fellowship meets at 8 p. m. in Fellowship at 7:30 p. m. ident of the board of trustees. Senior Judaem will meet PRESBYTERIAN Baptisms sre at 12:30 p. m. w d 7:M solved according to our conception of God. An the chapel. Rev. Mr. Crouthamel will con- A7the97l5V."m.Verv'icrthe e«'"e« «y « , P- „»• The Shrewsbury Sundays. Tomorrow, the Junior Choir re The Miraculous Medal Novena duct a Bible hour Sunday be ushers will be in charge of building committee will meel Inaccurate, or Incomplete, or mistaken view of hearses at 9:30 a. m.; Carol Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, ween 7 and 8 p. m. Frank E. Whiting, assisted by Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. God's nature and His will la destructive: "My choir at 10: IS a. m. The Inter- at the Thanksgiving services Sun i. held Mondays at 7:30 p. m. Services are held daily at 7:30 will The annual community Thanks Robert M. Evans, Douglas W. people are destroyed for lack of knowledge." Let mediate Youth Fellowship meets day at 9:30 and 11 a. m. and the Perpetual Novena to St. .jiving eve service, sponsored by McCrum, H. Ralph Pcmmerl p. m. at 7:30 p. m. for a party in the preach the fifth in a series of Anthony is held Tuesday »'. 7:30 the Red Bank Council of Churches and Weston B, Warden, Jr. Ro- us resolve to be thinking Christians: youth room and folk dancing will sermons, "The Task of the will be held Wednesday at 8 p. m bert H. Edmunds and Raymond BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP Dr. Horace R. Weaver be held at 8:30 p. m. in fellow-1 Church." His theme will be "The CHRIST EPISCOPAL in this church. Rev, Walter Gan S. Swift will comprise the wel Port Monmouth ship hall. Witness of Thanksgiving." The Shrewsbury dek. pastor of the Fair Haven coming committee. Robert Minut, pastor, will Union College service will feature a Thanks- The executive board of theWom- This coming Sunday marks the Methodist Church, will be guest At the 11 a. m. service, the preach on "Giving Thanks and a Barbourvllle, Ky. an's Society of Christian Serv giving Processional, designed to speaker, assisted by Rev. Mr. ushers will be in charge of Thankful Giving," Sunday at 11 portray the abundance of the har- last in the current church year — ice meets Monday at 8 p. m. with' the Sunday before Advent — and Crouthamel, Rev. Charles Bourne, Charles F. Edelmann, assisted a.m. Mrs. Minut is in charge of Mrs. Henry J, Palmer, perildent. vest and gratitude to God. Rev. Henry Morgan, Rev. Roger by Kenneth C, Burger, Van B. the music. Services are held in The Choristers will sing "An- will be celebrated at the 9 a. m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, REFORMED Interdenominational Prayer and Family Eucharist and 11 a. m. J. Squire, Rev. Ralph Barrett, Fox, Van R. Greene, Jr., andjthe Bayshore Gun Club. Study Group meets Tuesday st cient Days;" Senior Choir, "Let SCIENTIST New Shrewsbury All Things Now Living," and Prayer services conducted by Rev. Charles S. Webster and Shirley C. Mounce, Robert A. De- Bible school meets at »:45 a.m. Red Bank 10 a. m. in the chapel. Wall and C. Leslie Rice, Jr., The senior group of the Youth "Concerning the Grace of Be Junior Choir,'"Thanksgiving and Rev. Anselm Broburg. The read- Rev. John Collins. Services at 211 Broad St. are There will be a finance meet- The Women's Fellowship will will comprise the welcoming com' Fellowship will meet at 6:30 p.m. ing One's Self" is the sermon Ing at 7:30 p. m. in fellowship Harvest." Mrs. Lois Jolce, solo- ing of the gospel will concern meet Monday at i p. m. in Mary mittee. In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al- held Sundays at 11 a.m. Sunday topic selected by Rev. Isaac C. ist, will sing "Blessing." Miss one of Christ's great miracles — school meets at It a.m. Wednes- hall. Mount Fellowship Hall, Mr. andl At 9:15 and U a. m., duplicate bert E. Mahoney on 11 Vermont' Rottenberg for this Sundsy'a wor- A Community "Thanksgiving Doris Frame is organist. the feeding of a 2,000-person as- Mrs. Chester Jump will tell of sessions oj the church school will Ave. Port Monmouth. At 7:30 day evening testimony meetings ship service. Ushers will be Carl Pfrommer, semblage with only five barley are at 8:15. Eve" lervice will be held Wed- their recent visit to their son in be held in the education build- p. m., also in the Mahoney home, Music for the service will in- nesday at 8 p. m. in the Red William Wilhelm. Theodore Reck loaves and two small fishes. the Congo in Africa. Mrs. Albert ing and fellowship hall for three- Mr. Minut will continue his dis The reading room, 209 Broad clude "Prelude in E Minor" by er, Curtis Bradley, John Roden- St., is open daily, from noon to Bank Baptist Church. The religious day begins at 8 VanNostrand is in charge ot de- year-olds through eighth grade, cussion on the first chapter of Chopin, "Stradella" by Robinson Wesley Fellowship plays volley berg, Rodney Barnes, Herbert a. m. with a celebration of the votions, and members of Circles under the direction of Miss Mary John at the Bible atudy class 4:30 p.m., Friday evenings from and "Pastorale in C" by Rosen- Downs, Harold Johnson, Glenn 7:30 to 9:30, and Sundays from ball at > p. m. in fellowship hall. Holy Eucharist. All present at One and Two will be hostesses. Ann Stamcs, director of relig- meeting. krans. The choir will sing the Chancel Choir meets' next Friday Appleyard and Harry Davey. ious education. 2 to 4 p.m anthem "Our Father" by Heyser. the Family Eucharist will be The Junior Doers will meet The Senior Youth Fellowship at 8 p. m. Sunday-school and Tiny Tot nur- welcomed at the coffee hour in Friday, Nov. 27 at 7:30 p. m, Between 3 and 5 p. m. an will be in charge of a prayer The supreme power of God will Ushers will be Lloyd Nintzel, sery meets at 9:30 and 11 a. m. be emphasized at Christian Sci the parish house directly after "open house" will be held—to and praise service to be held Wed- Robert McConnell, David Veitch A. M. E. ZION Fellowship meets Sunday at 6 METHODIST which the public is Invited—with nesday, Thanksgiving Eve, at 8 ence services Sunday. and Jack Webster. p. m. in the Church House on the 9 a. m. service, at which the Keynoting the lesson-sermon Red Bank children in the nursery, kinder- Fair Haven the Christian education commit- o' clock. This service will be During the worship service the Sunday-school supervised Sycamore Ave., with Mr. and tee members and church school held in the Gun Club. entitled "Soul and Body" is the nursery will be in operation in Mrs. Dexter Robinson as advis-fisrten and first grades of Sunday "The Friend of Sinners" will Golden Text from Psalms (66:8, Mrs. Clara Carter, will meet at school will join their parents. teachers serving as guides and the cottage. Mrs. Rottenberg and 9:30 a. m. Rev. Charles E. ers. Senior High Fellowship also be the sermon topic of Rev. members of the Women's Asso- REFORMED 9): "O bless our God, ye people, Mrs. Robert Hembling will be meets at 6 p. m. in the Church Shortly thereafter, the church Walter T. Gandek at the 11 a. m. and make the voice of his praise Bourne will preach at the 11 ciation serving as hostesses. Colt's Neck In charge. a. m. service, at which the sen- House, with Rev. Mr. Collins as school will meet, with the rector worship Sunday. Mrs. Alma Ba- At 7 p. m., the senior high to be heard: which holdeth our Sunday-school classes start at the leader. The ptctor is also in leading an adult class. Rev. Harry A. Olson, pastor, soul in life, and suffereth not our ior choir, led by Mrs. Theresa ker, organist, will play "Thanks- church school will meet in the 9:30 a. m. The Junior Depart- Daniel, organist, will sing. charge of the adult atudy class All day Saturday, starting at giving and Praise" by Mallard, will preach on "So You Are, feet to be moved." chapel. You Shall Be" at the 11 a. m. ment meets in a joint worship A midweek service of prayer that meets Sunday at 8 .p. m. 9:30 a. m., the annual Christ and the offertory "Fragment" by At 8 p. m.. the motion picture Selections to be read from "Sci- service in the church, and then in the Church House. Members Church fair and bazar will be service Sunday, The junior and ence and Health with Key to the will be held at 7:30 p. m. Wed- Chopin. in cinemascope, "A Man Called senior choirs will sing under the the students convene in their res- will continue their atudy of "Ro- taking place in the parish house. The Senior Choir will sing Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy nesday. Members will attend the Peter," will be shown in the direction of Mrs. William Van- pective Classrooms. The begin- Thanksgiving service of the Red mans." The public is invited. "Let the People Praise Thee" fellowship hall. include this statement of the su- ners and primary claasea meet Chairmen of all church activ- Note and Mrs. Henry Hammon, Bank Council of Churches in the A special Thanksgiving service by Peery. At 8 p. m., members ot the 3rd., with Miss Betty Ellis as premacy of God, Soul: "God is in the cottage and the Beekman ities and committees will attend The Junior Choir, newly form- infinite, the only Life, substance, Baptist Church, Maple Ave., at 1 in the church will be conducted Westminster Senior High Fellow- organist. House. The class in Christian S p. m. Rev. W. T. Gandek will calendar committee meeting ed, will sing under the direction Spirit, or Soul, the only intelli- Education will start studies on Tuesday Vt 8pm InTthechurch by Father Broburg Thursday at ship and members of the Single Sunday-School and adult Bible preach. of Mrs. Gerald Cupples and Mrs. Young Adult Group will attend gence of the universe, including teaching techniques for Sunday- social room. 10 a. m. Prayers of thanksgiving Warren Reinhardt, Church school classes meet at 9:45 a. m. man" (33:11-12). school teachers. Another service of Thanksgiving a showing of the motion picture, A Thanksgiving Eve service will be held at 10:30 a. m. Thurs- A special Thanksgiving Day will be offered, and the Holy starts at 9:45 a. m., the adult "A Man Called Peter." From the King James Version The Senior Youth Fellowship service will be held in the church Eucharis"-1— t wil:"l *•be- —'-«——celebrated• . class at 10 a. m. will be held in the church Wed- of the Bible, the following will day in this church, at which Dr. Webster will preach at the nesday at 8 o" clock. Rev. Mr. will have a devotional service Rev. W. T. Hawkes will preach, at 10 a. m. Rev. Mr. Collins The Holy Eucharist is cele- This will be the third Sunday be rtad: "Bless the Lord, O my W H use Wl 1 Monmouth Presbytery installation Olson's sermon theme will be, this Sunday. Gordon Mast will and the St."pauT'Baptist choir ' •* meditation theme, brated Fridays at 7:30 and • of the Roll Call month, during of the new minister at the South] soul. O Lord my God, thou art be in charge. The theme will be "How to Keep Thanksgiving." will singsins. "Thanksgiving 1959." Special mu- a. m. which all members of the church Amboy Presbyterian Church to very great; thou are clothed with on "Thanksgiving." Next Friday sic has been prepared by Miss are encouraged to attend. It is Communion will be adminis- honour and majesty;; (Psalms The Christmas Club's fourth night. tered at the II a. m. service at 7 p. m., the group will meet Frame, and the Senior Choir will JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES sponsored by the commission on 104:1). at the Little Silver Borough Hall annual vesper service at 4 p. m. Tomorrow, 9:15-10:30 a. m., Sunday, Nov. 29. Sunday, Nov. 29, will be ad- aing the anthem, "O Clap Your membership and evangelism, un- Junior Girls' Choir rehearsal in A special Thanksgiving service for a hayride. Following the ride, Hands Together All Ye People." Red Bank der the chairmanship of Charles will be held Thursday at 11 a. m. refreshments will be served in dressed by Bishop William C the Fellowship Hall, under the ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Brown of Brooklyn, prelate of the Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct "Why Are There So Many Anderson. direction of Mrs. Mueller; 10:45 A period devoted to voluntary] wTiite HaTlV a communicant class next Friday Religions?" is the title of the Little Silver expressions of gratitude for God's Second Episcopal district. Rev. m.-noon, Junior Boys' Choir The pastor's confirmation class' J. B. Gilchrist will preach at a at 41 p. m. in the church house. free public talk to be given Sun- CALVARY BAPTIST rehearsal in the Fellowship Hall Rev. A. Allen Attenborough, goodness is included in the will administer Holy Communion meets Monday at 7 p. m. in the union service to be held in Pil- day at 3 p. m. George Blanton, a Red Bank under the direction of Mrs. Muel- Thanksgiving Day service in all study. The Couples Club will KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN minister and representative of Sunday at 8 a. m.; at the fam Christian Science churches. grim Baptist Church at 7:45 ler. meet Tuesday and will have a o' clock that night. Belford the Watchtower Bible Society, Sunday-school, supervised by ily service at 9:30 a. m., and No collection is taken at this Zannie Leeke, will meet at 9:30 Monday, 4 p. m., Brownie at the 11 a. m. service, when "Question Box" discussion with Rev. Mr. Bourne will preach Rev. Roger Burkina will bring will answer questions about re- Troop 15 will meet in the ed- service, and members have in- the pastor. the message at 10:45 a. m. in ligions such as, "What is the a. m. Rev. John B. Gilchrist he will preach and lead in morn-]vited the public. at a special service at 8 p. m. will preach at the 11 a. m. ucation building under the leader- ing prayer. The Junior Youth Fellowship Monday, Nov. 30, in St. Stephen's the Bayview Grammar School, Right Way to Worship God?" service, for which Miss Audrey ship of Mrs. Paul F. SwiU, 4 The Thanksgiving Day procla- will meet Wednesday in White A. M. E. Zion Church, Asbury Leonardville Rd. Sunday-school Sunday-school meets at 9:30 mation of the President will be Hall. Following, at 4:15 p. m., will Warren will direM thTcholrTAlP- ""»•. Girl Scout Troop 72 will a. m. Park, which is celebrating Its convenes at 9:30 a. m. In the be the weekly study of the Bible meet in the Fellowshiu p Hall read. Readings from the King A Thanksgiving Day service anniversary. Rev. O. G. Good- afternoon, the high school group concert by Mrs. Alice Ford and ' " — '~ ""' Holy Communion services are James Version of the Bible and Journal, The Watchtower, the ar- her singing group, sponsored by Robert H. Shelly; 7:15 p. m., also held on all prayer book will be held at the church at 9 win is the pastor. will attend the Luther League Boy Scout Troop 67 meets in from "Science and Health with a. m., with tht pastor leading ticle entitled "When God Speaks tha Millionaires, will be present- Holy Days at 8:30 p. m. Key to the Scriptures" by Mary rally and a box lunch supper tn Peace to All Nations." ed at 3:30 p. m. The Nurses' Fellowship Hall. the devotional service. The serv- WESTMINSTER Gethsemane Lutheran Church, Tuesday, 8:30 p. m., Dr. Web- Baker Eddy will comprise the ice will be concluded at 9:45 a. m. The Bible studies Tuesday at Aid group will sponsor a must- HOLY COMMUNION lesson-sermon for the day, PRESBYTERIAN Keyport. Rev. Mr. Burkina will ster will address the Oakland The choir will rehearse Wed- Middtetown speak on the formation of a new 8:15 p. m. at Kingdom Hall, 54 cale at 7:30. Street PTA on "Secrets for a EPISCOPAL "Thanksgiving." A Bible class and prayer serv- Fair Haven nesday at 7:30 p. m. "Thank God Harbor" will be church. Broad St., 220 Pearl St. and 10 Successful Marriage." The Junior Choir rehearsals St. Mary's PI., Red Bank, and G9 Ice will be held from 7 to 9 Rev. Donald A. MacLeod, rec- BAPTIST the topic of Rev. Harlan C. Dur- The choir will meet at the p. m. Wendesday. Wednesday, 10 a. m., The Pray tor, will administer Holy Eucha- are held Saturday at 10:15 a. m. fee's sermon Sunday at 10:45 home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lincoln St., Fairvicw, are on the cr and Study Group will meet in New Monmouth A Visitors' training session will textbook "Your Will Done On Members will meet in Pilgrim rist Sunday at 8 and 11 a. m., The church Bible School meets a. m., a meditation which ac- Jensen, Monmouth Ct., Apple- the chapel; 6:45 p. m., Rehear- when he will also preach. At be held Sunday, in preparation Earth" as a Bible aid. Baptist church for a union sal of the Westminster Fellow- at 9:30 a. m. Rev. William E. knowledges some of the reasons brook Farm tonight at 8:30 Thanksgiving service at 10:45 9:15 a. m. the rector will lead for the Every Member Canvass why we should be grateful to o'clock. The usual Bible speaking class ship Choir in the chancel, un- Bisgrove will speak on "The on Stewardship Sunday. The a. m .Thursday. Rev. Gilchrist in morning prayer and will ad' Ascended Christ, and the Holy God during the Thanksgiving sea- A Workers' Conference will be will be held at 7:30 p. m. Thurs- - der the direction of Dr. Mueller; dress the Church School service. visitation committee chairman a. m. Thursday. Rev. Gilchrist 8 p. m., Rehearsal at the Tower Spirit" at the worship at 10:45 son>n.. held at the home of Mr, and Mrs.day. The topic will be speaking will preach. Youth Fellowship meets Sun- will notify all visitors as to time Hill Choir in the chancel, under; a. m. The choir will sing "We and place of the meeting. Members of the Men's Club Charles Widmaier, Hopping Rd., extemporaneously along with the the direction of Dr. Mueller; days at 7:30 p, m. John Hopkins Thank Thee, O Father" by Wil- will aing, under the direction of for Sunday-school teachers. One reading of a portion of the Bible MONMOUTH REFORM TEMPLE is in charge. Mrs. Louis A. Raskasky. organ- hundred 36 signatures have been book Psalms, Following at 8:30. 8 p. m., Red Bank Council of liams and "A Song of Thanks- COMMUNITY • Shrewsbury Churches will sponsor tha Annual Midweek Holy Eucharist is ad- giving" by Harling as an offer- ist. Nursery facilities will be received to date for membership will be the Kingdom service ministered Tuesdays and on all Lincroft available. Ushers will be Jack Friday night services will be worship service in the Red Bank tory anthem under the direction in the church. A 9:30 a. m. serv- meeting. Baptist Church. prayer book Holy Days at 9:30 of Miss Mildred E. Bisgrove, Sunday-School will meet at Sunderland and Robert Cook. ice will be held Thursday. held at 8:15 o'clock in the a. m. Sunday-school will convene at Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church. organist. A children's church and 9:45 a, m. Mr. F. Howard Lloyd, The Ladies' Guild will meet nursery is provided for the! minister, will preach on "Thanks- 9:15 a. m. under the leadership' FAITH REFORMED A Cordial Welcome Rabbi Henry Bamberger will talk ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Wednesday at 10 a. m.. with Mrs. of Richard A Rutherford, super on "What is God?", fourth and Eatontown children during the morning wor- giving" at the 11 a. m. service. Hazlet Await* Yon al Lillian Applegate in charge. The ship. Mrs. Evelyn Layton, organist, intendent. last in a series of sermons on Church school will meet at' Vestry will meet Friday, Nov. Senior and Intermediate Youth The summer service schedule the basic principles or Judaism. 10:25 a. m. Sunday. Rev. Alan At the service at 7:45 p, m., will lead the adult choir in the starts Sunday at t: 30 a. m. with 27, at I p. m. the pastor speaks on "God's presentation of "Now Thank We Fellowship groups will meet st CALVARY During the Oneg Shabbat af- H. Tengue, rector, will celebrate 6:30 p. m. Sundsy at the church. Rev. Theodori G. Muller, pastor. ter services tonight, Rabbi Bam- Holy Eucharist at S a. m., and Reasonable Request." The young All our God," and the Junior Service* are held In the North will preach at the 10:30 a. m. REFORMED people will have charge of the choir, directed by Mrs. Charles Junior snd Senior choirs will berger will conduct an informal Keyport rehearse Tuesday at 7 p. m. Centervllle Fire House on Middle BAPTIST CHURCH workshop in Sabbath Home Ob- service. music. Rolph will sing "A Song of Rd. Sunday-school will recess un- 1SK Eatontown Blvd. Sunday-school, supervised by The Bykota and the pastor's Praise." A duet by Mrs. Charles and S p. m., repectlvely. servance. He will review the The Women's auxiliary will New members will be received "' September. OCEANPORT blessings for the lighting of the Wsrren Bernhardt, will meet at choir meet after school Tuesday. Conover and Mlsa Evelyn Layton Dibit class meetings are held meet at 8 p. m. Monday. 9:30 p. m. A nursery for pre- into the fellowship of the church 9:45 A.M.-Bible School candles and the blessings for the Holy Eucharist will be cele- Boy Scout Troop 148 meets in will be "Come Ye Thankful Sundays st 7:30 p. m. at the wine. He will also discuss the school children will open at the Education Building at 7:30| People Come." Sunday, Dec, 6. Any persons 11:00 A.M.—Morning Service brated Thursday, Thanksgiving 10:30 preparatory to the 10:45 wishing to unite with the church home of on 1S|| parental blessing of children, and Day, at 10 a. m. Members of p. m. Church trustees will meet in Cheatnut Dr., Hailet. 7:00 P.M.—Evening Service will answer any questions about a. m. worship service at which The Amico Bible Clasa meets the church at 8 p. m. Tuesday. at that time sre requested to the congregation have been ask Rev. Roderick N. DeYoung will get in touch with Rev. Mr. Dur- NumH, s, hcml anil W-.mhlp Mcrvler home ceremonies. in Fellowship Hall Tuesday at The Sunday-School staff will Mini hurt at Or<-»npdrl HchixM cd for gifts of canned goods (ex preach. Mrs. John Sagurton it fec. Sunday-school of the Temple cepting baked beans), cereals, % p. m. Mrs, James Willi has will meet at 8 p. m. Thursday. Belford 4*ti»t riMKlmrllMi III I the organist. charge of the program, Hostess- Rev. Phoebe Dailey will con- is held every Sunday at 11:15 j flour, sugar, tea and coffee to Tonight, the chapel choir will ALL SAIWTS EPISCOPAL el services Sunday at I p. m. Wednesday, IsW P. M. a. m. be sent to the Episcopal Home es are Mrs. John Hilbert, Mrs. METHODIST rehearse at 7 o'clock, and the Willard Foiter. Mrs. Francis Naveiink and Tuesday at 2:30 and I p. m. | Prsyer and Bible Study An organizational meeting of for the Aged. sanctuary choir at 8, Tlnton Falls tht Temple Sisterhood will be Rauch and Mrs, Gsylord Han The confirmation class will meet Services will be held Sunday at Holy Communion will be cele- "HOLDING FORTH THI held Monday at 1 p. m. at Bal- RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF sen. brated Sunday at 1:30 a. m.; FIRSt PENTECOSTAL lantlne's, In Red Bank. in the church house at 9 a. m, Th« Mid-week service of pray- II a.m. with Rev. Raymond L. Week-days servicei. Include WORD OP LIH" FRIENDS (Quakers) Saturday. The cherub choir will Mowbray, pastor, officiating, church school meets at 1:30 a, Shrewsbury er ii at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, m.: the service for parents and Holy Communion at • a. m. Rev. Paul N. Smith, raster rehearse at 10 a, m. and the and the «nior*"eholr"r7hearies|Gu«»f speakers will occupy the! Wednesdays snd Fridays. EMMANUEL BAPTIST The society meets every Sun- crusader choir at 10:30 Saturday. children Ii al 10 a, m., and the at 6:30 p, m. pulpit Nov. 29 and Dec. 6 when morning prayer and sermon Is at For Holy days, Holy Com Atlantic Highlands day at II a. m. fo. worship The Sunday-school teachers will Rev. Mowbray will be on vaca- THE FIRST First-day school meets at 10 a. m. Thursday, the young people s. m. except the first Sunday munion Is at • a. m Rev. Howard M. Erwin will meet in the church house at 8 meet at 7:30 p. m. and the sev- tion. Sunday school will start st of each month, when Holy Com- BAPTIST CHURCH preach at the 11 a, m. and 7:30 p. m. Monday. enth and eighth grade young »:45 a.m. METHODIST munion Is also celebrated at Maple Ave. and Oakland p. m, services Sunday. A nur people meet Friday. A community Thanksgiving Eve •he II a. m. service. Rev. Charles Red Bank, N. J. scry In conducted for prc-school Highlands METHODIST The Union Thanksgiving Serv- service will be held Nov. 25 at Johnson is the rector. THE TRUTH Rev. John P. Crouthamel children during the morning Church school meets st 9:30 a Atlantic Highlands ice will be held in the Leonardo 7:4.1 p.m, J, Lester Rlgby will 1 "Thlnk-Thank" is the sermon be in charge, All organliations Pastor services. Church school meets at n Morning service at 1) o'clock Baptist Church at 10 a. m. Thurs- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY IN THIS 9:45 a, m. A prayer meeting Evening service at 7:30. topic of Rev, George E. Taylor In New Shrewibury have been Suntkiy. Nov. 22. 1?M day. Pastor Bisgrove will bring Atlantic Highlands will be held at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at at the 11 a, m, Sunday service, the mesaage. Invited to participate. GREAT BOOK I:M A.M. and II A.M. 7:30 p. m. A nursery Is provided, Church Church service and Sunday- A special lervice for Thanks- More than $350 will be turned aCAN REFRESH YOU "Jesus' Thanksgiving Day" school an held at II a, m. Wed- giving will take place at • p. m, School Ii at 9:30 a. m,, with L. TRUE VINE SPIRITUAL over to the church building fund Rev. Crouthamel Wednesday. CHRIST EPISCOPAL E, Hofman, superintendent, In- as a result of the auction held nesday testimony meeting Is st Long Branch I: IS p. tn, Reading room hours 1:41 A.M.-Church School New members of the Pilgrim Shrewsbury termediate MVP meeti at 6:30 Saturday, Mr. Rlgby and Mrs, Christian Science All Ages division of the Pioneer Girls arc Rev. Anselm Uroburg, rector, p, m, and Senior MYP at 7 p, m. Services held at N Jolint Ave. Anson W, Peckham Co., chair sre 2 to 4 p, m. Tuesday! ind 1:1* P.M.-Junlor III BYF Joyce Borgitrcnscr, Linda Hoi announces the following services: Union Thanksgiving service with Rev. Ellen Lawrence, pas- men, said, Saturday!, except holidays, READING 1:11 P.M.-Senlor HI BYF tor. Sunday-school I* at 10 a m, land, Makiko Mdinn, Sully Davis Sumlayi, H and n a. m.; Wednes- 8 p.m. Kcv. Mr, Kraft will preach, FIRri CHURCH OF CHRIST ROOM 7:10 P.M.-Roger Williams' Marilyn Hrndrri>nn and Mnrl days, 0 a. tn,, and Fridays, 7:30 The Central llnpllnt nnd Prcshy d church service at 11 Sundays. SHAKER-QUAKER Icllownhlp U'liHif C.luiri'lios will join the «cr- rut Sumlnys, prcnchlnn will'. SCIENTIST v.tTrrt. M. anno Hover, The I'lturlms will! Red Hank K«yport inci-l tomiiri'fiw uflcrnuon. Uvu- OH POINT SPIHUUAI.ISi vlcf, C mmunlon at 3 |> m, Mission- Man. thru Sal. 12-4:,II Special Welcome In 1 Servicemen lar riiurlliiKh »f Ihf I'lonrcr Girls UlAI'Iil. Tin. Women's .Society of Chriwt- arlcson lourlh Sundays at 3 p, in. Uldcr l-'ntiiklln C, Moyan, Thu morning services will be Also Friday Eve. .7s MM: It will not he held next week he- Chapel Mill Him Scrvii-o \m/.»r will be Second, third and fourth Sunciuys, tc chcr, will conduct a service held Sunday al II o'clock. Sun' Sundsy Afternoon 2-4 Welcome to an • American ; di.y-schoo) w||) meet at II a. m, Banllti church seeking to unu!.« of {\\c hotiiluy. Kcv. Pranu'B Stevenson ton- held Dec. f> In I'tllowwhlp hall spiritual at 7 p. in, l rlri»yi> at of Instruction and guidance at 10 209 BROAD ST. i)P(:lniiJnn at 10 a. m, Supper 7'30 p. m. the True Vine Prayer a in. Sunday at the church, IS A testimony meeting will be make the Gospel relevant, Th« Christian Hoys Club mcelsiducti services Sunday at 8 p. m, RED BANK "t 1:30 p, m. Saturday!. and Wednesdays at 2:30 and I will he icrvcd at 9 and 6 p. tn. p, m. North Brldgt Ave, held next Wednesday at • p. m Today's Comics and Crossword Piade STEVE ROPER By 8AUNDERS and OVERGAKD dUT THE FtATlRON tANDS WITH DA2E0 AND WEAKENED BY (WIN - HIS RIGHT ABM RED BANK REGISTER only three trumps. All you can CRUSHING FOBC6 OH HIS SHOULPEB/- DANGLING, HE CAN O*F£R LITTLE DEFENSE Friday, Nov. 20, 1959—15 do Is mark time with a new suit WARNED BY AGAIMST HEINIE'S NEXT BULL-LIKE RU5H/ THE HANDS and make sure of reaching game THE HOODLUMS Bridge eventually. HEAVY he's not entitled to. He must BREATHING, North dealer MIKE SPINS East-West vulnerable get one spade trick sooner or TO AVOID NORTH later. From West's point of view, THE BLOVV/-- * 87 better sooner than later. Column • K96 South must try for the clubs, By ALFRED SHEINWOLO • A 8 7 losing to East's king. Now East 4 AQ J 106 still has a spade. He leads it, U.S. Masters Team Champion WEST 'EAST and West wins with the ace. By A A954 *K63 this time the rest of West's This whole week has been de- ? 10 7 »«S432 voted to the duck — not our • 943 • Q I 10 spades are good, and he defeats leathered friend, but the play in + 7^2 ' *K5 the contract by leading his es which you give up an early rath- SOUTH tablished spades. er than a late trick in a key West's refusal to win the sec- •uit. This play is just as useful • K652 ond trick would be easy if he to the defenders as to the de- North Essi'las* WMI could see his. partner's card — clarer. 14. Pass 2 NT Pat* as declarer can see the dummy. MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY Such plays are harder for a de-I MEAN SMOOTH SLEDDING West opens the four of spades, i NT All Pa** Openiat lead — <•• fender than for the declarer, but FOB YOUR BUDGET and East wins with the king. good plays must work them out. East returns the six of spades, and South plays the queen. DAILY QUESTION Join the progressive families What happens now depends on that looks like a trick. South Partner opens with one spade, who slide over extra winter ex the caliber of the players. If wins ten tricks, making his cm- and th enext player puses. You penses with the extra cash I West is just an average good tract with an overtrick. hold: Spades Q J 10, Hearts - bring in. I'm. O. Howie Hustles, citizen, he will take the queen West Should Duck A Q J, Diamonds — K 6 S 2,the Register Classified ad who of spades with his ace. "Caught Mind you, I haven't said a Clubs — I 8 4. What do you finds buyers for the toys, tools you that time!" he will, say toword against good citlrens. About aay? and other things you'd like to himself with satisfaction. one-tenth of them will make the Answer: Bid two diamonds. sell. Dial SH 1-0010 now to put This marks the end of effective right play at the second trick. You cannot jump to 2 NT with ma to work and have smooth defense. South can win the third West must duck the second an unbid suit wide open and yousledding this winter on the extra spade with the jack. Declarer spade. This is, he must play cannot Jump to three spades with cash I get you. loses the club finesse to East's low — allowing South to win the king, but East is out of spades trick. and equally out of anything else This gives Suoth nothing that 'ASTRO-GUIDE' By Ceean For Friday. November 20 CROSSWORD PUZZLE *"'•"«• ww ru«i. Pfwi*.nt—For You and SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF ACROSS 9-Lauo Ybura- • • Be tolerant with 10*Cut of meat 1-Awar ll-N'umber thoM who are "touchy," as as* i-Haatt 16-Piece for two afiuuR pects suncst that tempers will •-Greek tetttr 18-Bonea of •HO BHSJC1H HQ'J be short today. Don I expect 12-Flnh e((a body 1»-French city JO-Part of violin loo much in the way of results, (collog,) Jl-Toplc of but kt«p trying nevertheless. 14-Scotch for dlacouri* "John" Si-Garden tools It's bettsr to work solo than to lS-VHIfy 14-Seml- try toge t co-operation. Give un- lT-Outlln* precleua divided attention to the job as It-Melody •ton* 30-Dart 11-Countir *f errors result when toe mind 21-Exact Asia wanders. M-Llv«ly IS-Apothtcary'i unnnaa Spanish weight (pi.) dance JS-Stfted 17-Male deer 33-city In Italy Future • • • Within the next SCORPIO |Ot». 21 •• Nov. 21) CREATURE.'.' J5-Mnn'» uil the benefit ol your "valuMa" !<• Your reward leenu tto to matemtiie nickname vice. It will come when you lent wpeel it. 6EMINI (MaY2lf.jM*2l) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 <• OK. 211 17-NnhnoT Lack «f unctntratkM addi t* rlika,of II y»»'r« total to lB»h« aMneoM fa« tit travetravell . Don't lean koao witl I «orrM luflday «>t wuk. let your W<) in. DOWN minjij . CAPRICORN (Doe. 22 »• Jan. 10) l-U-nrllile»a CANCER I J»M 11 to Jury 211 A tendency toward nil-pity may bf leavlnn You need to have a delimit obiectiv* hinderinx your progrcu. Givet thii §eti- t- Preposition imi«id ol wandering lualciiif abuit. out thougnL S-lllehllcht 4-T«-lrled ICO (Jyl» 22 to AIM. 21) AQUARIUS IJ.r>. 21 toFob . It) I-Mnvm with n feeling o«r-lirtOu.e a tkeek-af. Deft r«h Mtt-neU .nto deepei linw menfitired Do.'* *urt yeameU. cUI water*. YMI'YMIU neen d • cain ruerveruerve. VIR«O(A»t-2ItoS«trt.2<) •ISCIS (Ftfc. 20 to M*nti 20) «-Refor« Don't Ify to tut* mattert w tuft ftt»- Try to arwii. your lime to thai It tan oa IKow h> authority. la iaort srotetive. Be mmcHul. decree e »S«. FleM Eaterprlwa, Inc. S-Collapsei

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By BILL O'MALLEY Xov, 20, 1959 HF.D BANK ItnCISTER -WMMVTV -..WO»-TV, WWEW-TV 'TELEVISION dianacl II — WPIX Channel WCBS-TV Channel 13 „_ WNTA-TV MATINEE AT 2:M AFTERNOON (7) Newt 1:00— (I) Captain Kangaroo EVENINGS FROM 7 P. M. ConUauous Sat, SIM., rtolidays 12:0ft- (2) Love of Life 7:M— (2) World News (4) Home and Garden (4) Tic Tac Dough (I) Lock Up (5) Encyclopaedia (7) Across The Board (S) I Led Three Lives Britannica (I) Movie (7) U.S. Marshal (7) Cartoon Festival ' .PflRLTOn (ll)French Through TV (9) Terrytoons 8:30- (4) Andy's Gang ^^ RFD BANK (IS) Cartoon Jamboree (II) News (5) Cartoons 12:31— (2) Search For Tomorrow (11) Highway Patrol 1:00— (2) On The Carousel SH 1*9*00 (I) It Could Be You IS- (2) Local News (4) Children's Theater 7:1«— (2) Weather (5) Just For Fun NOW THRU SAT. <5) Cartoons HE WAS A LOVER...but (7) Pantomime Quiz (11) Newa 1:30— (2) Laurel and Handy (11) English 12 7: IS- (2) News 10:10— (2) Heckle and Jeckle HE WAS A LOUSE! 12:45- (2) Guiding Light 7:2S—<11> Weather (4) Howdy Doody 1:M- (2) News V.U- (2) Rawhide (7) Oswald Rabbit (4) Joyce Brothers (4) People Are Funny 10:M- (2) Mighty Mouse (5) Cartoons (3) Cannonball (4) Ruff and Reddy (7) Music Bingo (7) Walt Disney (5) Movie (11) Fun At One <•) Movie (II) Cowboy G-Men (IS) Movie (II) Honeymooneri 10:40- (I) News 1:«- (2) Burns and Allen (II) Newsbeat 10:45- (I) Cartoons 1:23— (4) News 7:35—(I3> Weather 1I:M— (2) I Love Lucy 1:1*— (2) As The World Turns •:lt— (4) Troubleshooters (4) Fury (5) Night Court (7) Cartoon Playhouse A scene from "Blue Angel" starring sensational new star May (4) Dial 4 Britt and Curt Jurgens which opens Sunday at the Carlton Thea- (II) To Be Announced (») Playtime ter, Red Bank, and the Baronet Theater, Long Branch. Co- (5) Movie (II) Play of the Week (13) Physical Culture (7) Memory Lane feature at the Carlton will be. "The Big Operator," starring »:»- (2) Hotel De Paree 11:31- (2) Lone Ranger Mickey Rooney, Steve Cochran and Mamie Van Porn. (!) Film Drama (4) Circus Boy (II) Growing, In Spanish (4) Bell Telephone Hour (5) Racket Squad (11) Industry on Parade Parent Responsibility l:S»-('l) News (13) New Horizons 2:H— (2) For Better or Worsa (7) Man From Blackhawk 11:15- (S) Movie Question Splits Panel (4) Queen For A Day AWJUMOUMT •RIAlt (11) Panic (11) Through The ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Four (7) Day In Court Porthole (I) Film Drama l:H- (2) Desilu Playhouse debaters at the New Jersey Con- KIDDIE SHOW (i) Theater i (11) Almanac gress of Parents and Teachers SAT. AT 2 (7) 77 Sunset Strip 59th convention . have agreed (II) Movie OIIOIHmi innm iiinianHisisumiwi (I) Wrestling that parents are and should be GENE KELLY In . 2:31- (2) House Party MOVIE TIMETABLE THANKSGIVING DAY PARADIR - This hugi .pae.min will to. (II) Man From The West RED BANK responsible for damage caused HAFTIH • HUNOOSA "3 MUSKETIfftS" •n« ef tht mammoth, htHunvfille* balloon* which ar* a traditional (4) Thin Man I:J»— (4) M Squad by their children. Cartoon Carnival p»rt of tht annual Maey'a Thanksgiving Day P>aradt, t« he t«T» (7) Gale Storm Carlton—Career 2:20, 7:20, 9:35 •ait en tht NBC-TV Network Thursday, Nov. 21 Shirley Tempi! (I) Film Drama (11) Its A Great Life SAT.—Kiddies' Show 2:00; Ca But they took issue yesterday rUAWE • JONES Contests and Games •net htr children, en tht storybook float, will Itad th« N*w York 10:00— O) Twilight Zone reer 5:10, 7:30, 9:50. on whether this responsibility ON STAGE (II) Basic Russian should be defined by law. •lellday proceiilon, which will alto include other TV and movit J:0«— (2) Big Payoff (4) Boxing PREVUE—The Blue Ange ;' - itan, aptetacular fioata and marching banda. (a) Not ror Hire 11:40. Favoring a law were Dr. Al- Prcvue Sat* at 12 (4) Young Dr. Malone bert M. Bean, retired school su- (5) Orient Express (7) Detectives SUN.-The Blue Angel 3:40, (11) Hiram Holliday perintendent of Camden County, "BLUE ANGEL" Falls as guest of the Old Mill (7) Beat The Clock 7:10, 10:30;. The Big Operator 10: It— (2) Person to Person and Msgr. Alfred A. Jess, cJi Association. (I) Corliss Archer 5:35, 9:05. Israel (5) Official Detective rector of Catholic charities for The artist, who recently ar- (11) Movie EATONTOWN the Diocese of Camden. rived in this country, is con- I:M— (2) Verdict Is Yours (7) Black Saddle |cuRTJUriaiiitji5.^ Pantomimist sidered "Israel's greatest pan- (4>From These Roots (I) Movie Drive-In—FRI. & SAT. -Kar- Opposed were Jack A. Wein- tomimist." (S) Racket Squad (II) Giant Quarterback toon Karnival 7:00; Face of ahcimer, chief probation officer 1 MAY MITT* JJ During his stay here, '.'Juki" (7) Who Do You Trust? Club Fugitive 7:50; Career 9:35 and juvenile court referee of At Old Mill is slated to appear on major (I) Movio (11) Mike Wallace Late Horrof Feature 11:35. Monmouth County, and Rev. •the television and concert programs. 10:45- (4) Jackpot Bowling Willard Bickct, pastor of the NEW SHREWSBURY—"Juki" (IS) Curtain Time SUN.—Kartoons 6:00; The Dev- Plainfield Congregational church BLUE He will present an entirely origi- 11:00- (2) News il's Disciple 6:20, 9:40; Many Arkin, a pantomimist from Is nal program for the first time 4:*t- (2) Brighter Day and chairman of the Juvenile ANGEL. (4) House On High Streel (4) News Rivers to Cross 8:00. Conference Committee. rael, will perform tomorrow in this country, when he appears (5) Movie Bight in the Old Mill at Tinton at the Mill tomorrow. (5) Douglas Fairbanks HAZLET Judge Benjamin Dzick of the (7) American Bandstand (7) News Loew'i Drive-in—FRI. & SAT. Camden Juvenile Court has Abo 2nd Action Hi' (II) Amos 'N' Andy (11) News , called for such legislation in —Cartoons 7:00; Career and MICKEY ROONEY (IS) Richard Willis (13) Dance'Party New Jersey. 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"Lonjj Day's Journey ANDRE PREVIN ' Into Nljjht," "Auntie Mnme" and CHILDREN...... 1.75 "The Gazebo." TEDDY WILSON and roaring action In and faalurlnf "Many Rivers To Cross" DONALD VOORHEES Ml thi ROBERT TAYLOR Choice of A|)j)ull/.(jr' Centrally located in •ELL TELEPHONE ORCHESTRA Celery and Ollvi'S - Choice uf Soup !*RnC--ln.Cof Heaters I Ealontown • New Shrewsbury MONMOUTH COUNTY AND NATIONAL NKWS Musical Advi.or: IRA GERSHWIN ^ Tossed Salad • Choice of Dressing ON THE HOUR AND HALF HOUR DAYTIME lint Rolls mid Butter BELL TELEPHONE HOUR Rniist Vermont Turkey With Stuffing trtititil Mill till TIlfrMNt STSIIM / full hour THE RED BANK REGISTER of musics/ Hakcil Virginia Hnin With Raisin Smicc TONIGHT B3iT-930 PM7 treasures Whipped Potutoc.1 Mushed Turnips DAILY—MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES LIVE ana) In COLOR on NBC by oni of AL KENNY Candied Yiinis l'cas nntl Cnrrolj Cl'i'iiini'd IJuUil OnlniiH CHANNEL 4 America's ftcnaalional I'lanM 12 Month* (15.00 favorite Appcurlng Nllcly (iliisa (if Clilcr 9 Morrthi 12.00 I composers Luncheon • Dinner IV'sMTt flrid I'"' I'MKI! b Months 1.00 , Avcommailntlom liir 3 Months 4.25 WvililliiK* • I'm lies Leu than 3 mei, per month 1.50 Annlvomurlci WEST DEAL, N. J, KE 1-41 13 SingU Copy 09 PRIVATE ROOM ROUTE 35, %-MIL'E NORTH OF ASBURY CIRCLE ERSHWIN Oprn every day frnni 12 noon: Nat. S P. M.—Clns.nl Mnn. Gibson .9-9000 Harry Golden RED BANK BBGFSTER Friday. .W. 20. 1959—17 Tkaafcs f Y«ir Patronage, We Are New VIEWING TV Story Makes Remodeling Our Restaurant to Better Serve You With HAL HUMPHREY lutintu As Uural Warm Drama FRIDAY MEATLESS SPECIAL By BERNARD GAVZER Lasaqna, Cheese Cake, Coffee $1.50 NEW YORK (AP) -"Only in Dinah's a Symbol merica" is Harry Goldcn's love JOHNNY'S ang to a nation that is so mag Italian Family Restaurant ificent even a "nobody" from HOLLYWOOD — Any morning tore these people reach Holly ew York's lower East Side can 40 MONMOUTH ST. RED IANK now Dinah Shore is likely tc wood. Finkel discovered an II- ecome a somebody. San of the proprietor of Nunzio'i, Long Branch wake up and find she has been ear-old in Italy named Armandc Brought to the stage, "Only in "ALL FOOD HOME COOKED" appointed den mother for a group Boco, whom he describes as 8 .merica" gives dimension to Open dally 11 a. m. to 1 a. m.; Sun. 2 p. m. to 1 a. n. of Malayan jugglers. •oung Chevalier. Besides paren- iolden's endless romance with To performers around the tal permission, Finkel had to ar- ot only America, but with life. \ world, Dinah rapidly is gaining range for a teacher to keep No more fortunate a choice in on the Statue of Liberty as theroung Armando up on his school rsonifying this man could be We Give Quidc, symbol of their big dream—to curriculum while he is here re lade than in the man who por- come here and appear on Amer- hearsing for Dinah's all-Italian rays Golden in the play which Reliable Service! ican television. show on Feb. 14. pened at the Cort Theater last There is only one hitch to this Interpreters accompany each ight. He is Nehemiah Persoff, of these imported groups, be- . Your electric system Is the very hands-across-the-sea policy of man with a shrug that says a lifeline for everyday home and Dinah's this season. When the ause most of them speak m ousa'nd words and a' friendly business activities. Show is over, these foreign en- English. Part of the interpre- mile that lights up the world. tertainers don't want to go home. ter's job is to teach Dinah's cut Tel. SH 7-0612 card boys how to write the song In the opening act of the Jjer- Fans probably remember the me Lawrence - Robert E. Lee Rocky Fellers, that one-family lyrics and dialogue in Italian, rock and roll instrumental quin Chinese, etc. Iramatization of Golden's book, ALLEN ELECTRIC tet of papa and his four sons, "Tony Charmoli, our chore- e find Golden at the moment who participated in Dinah's all- ographer, is about the only one has arrived in Charlotte, It Whit* St. Rt4 tank Pacific show last month. Well, on the show who has no lan- C, determined to start a the Rocky Fellers wanted no part guage trouble with these lewspaper in which he can write MfRMAN MAOIC-Th* magical ear.arof Ithel will aaluU auch Merman Broadway hits ae bout anything that pleases or of their return ticket to the Phil- people," Finkel says. "'Alter Merman will ba reviewed In aong and dance In "Gypsy" (foreground) and, ctockwii* from lower ippines. all, when you throw your arms the "Merman en Broadway" celercait apielal on Uft. "Annie, Get Your Gun," "Call Mt Madam," displeases him. He calls his pap- r the Carolina Israelite and fills HOWARDJOHMOrfJ "We had to see that they up over your head and wave "Startlms" for Tuesday night, Nov. 24 on the "Anything Goea," "Panama Hattie," and "Du- were escorted to the airport, your hands, that means a big NBC-TV Network. The full-hour musical revue Barry Wat A Lady." •*" with memories of his younth, «Un«mtfk far Hunenr trnmtum" and I mean they really had to finish in any language." ith recipes for Yiddish dishes, By the time travel expenses ith reflections upon the foibles be put m that airplane," says although we are interested in (Si Bob Finkel, producer of Dinah's and various emergency funds are TV Review ind fulfillments of mankind. show. covered, the budgets for these irograms of that genre. Actually, A similar problem almost de- foreign shows of Dinah's are /e think our program balance We go hand in hand with Gold- RT. 35 MIDDIEIOWH veloped with the 35 strapping higher than those for shows with ow is good—the best of all theen during a five-year period in SUNDAY thru THURSDAY members of that Fiji Military two or three big name gues Big Changes ictworks." which he gains the respect andd I:M A.M. to »:M P. M. At NBC, an executive reiterated Band. They were bought off, stars. Executive producer Henry love ot Carolinians who first FRIDAY aad SATURDAY Jaffe and Finkel figure It is lis network's position that it alone find this New York Jew a strange however, with the promise of a *M A. M. te 1:N A. M. tour of Disneyland. money well spent. By Cynthia Lowry whether any substantial number is master of its programing, ex- being. We see him succeed with Jaffe believed that one way NEW YORK (AP) — The roars of the viewing audience is likely pressed confidence in the present his paper and gain national rec- "These performers think that in the curcumstances to be decei- Dinah's show is the biggest ap- for Dinah to compete with all ofof canned laughter, artfully balance and variety of its show! ognition when his book, "Only ved or misled concerning the true and added: "There are a numbei pearanca of their lives, so it is these specials and spectaculars tucked around even the feeblest in America," becomes a best-sel- easy to understand why they this season was to go for no big nature of the program fare being if things under study and we have ler. would like to stay in Dinah's land names, but • new atmosphere," of Jokes, will be missing from offered," states the order signed nothing to say about them now, He knows that this publicity of milk and honey. You can see,says Finkel. "It seems to be most CBS programs by Dec. IS.by James T. Aubrey. Jr., network We'll tell about them when we will eventually raise the'curtain SAND'S however," says Finkel, "that it working. The sponsor likes the And if they can't erase it, some- executive vice president, and heare ready." on an unpleasant episode in his goodwill angle with other coun- wants them all in effect 10 days ROUTE #35 EATONTOWN poses problems for us." body will have to confess it is The spokesman for ABC saic life — his five-year imprisonment Bob Finkel tourned Europe last tries; and the ratings are stay, before Christmas. hat the network had no commen • Htodqirarttr* for Tttnaqen • there. for stock market manipulations. summer to spot new talent for ing up there. New Department on its future handling of sue!But we see that it is his rever- at its Dinah's foreign shows, while Of course, if we keep this up Between then and now, there matters. ence for the written word, his there's a danger we could run To implement the directive, the NBC's George Schlatter made a will be other changes on the net-network late yesterday announ dedication to principles of truth, best 25,000-mile swing through the Pa-out of countries. It sounds crazy, work, all based on an executive Pizza rather than vanity that cause but we've decided that Russia i ced creation of a department of "The Killers," Ernest Hem cific and Orient. The minute memorandum and all stemming program practices, to be headed ngway's short story adapted a him to permit putting his articles word got out that they were in out. Sullivan did it. Hope didfrom the recent quiz show scan- it. So* now you've got to say by Vice President Joseph H. play, provided a gripoing 9(1 between book covers and thus a particular area, both men were lals and constantly widening in- taking a dangerous step toward from 75c bombarded by eager applicants. that Russia has been done. An- Ream, who has been in charge of minutes on CBS last night. A vestigations into other aspects CBS" .Washington, D. C, office. hough set in familiar scenes, th being revealed as an ex-convict. In one Far East metropolis other six months and we'll be >f TV activities. thinking of Tibet." Tidying up appears only the drama was a purposeful and iron Of course, this is exactly what Schlatter was trapped Into Games and contests with big happens. And Golden finds that watching a four-minute song Finkel might be on to some- beginning of a much bigger clean- ic examination of heroism money or lavish prizes have al cowardice, of selfishness instead of being condemned for and dance routine put on bything there. The Dalai Lama 1 ready been banned. In any reu-p job at CBS. The network, also the bellhop who brought Ice- in India now. a refugee from the concerned with the standards for broiherhood. his mistake, he has moved from maining CBS game or panel It was performed by a combeing a member of a minority water to Ms room. Chinese Reds. It's possible he shows, any hanky-panky designedits commercials, has the wind up All sorts of complicated ar may be available, and might be about plugs and bribes for specia petent cast headed by Deainto being a member of the ma- :o deceive the viewer must be re- Stockwell as Nick Adams, the sen jority — people who make mis- rangements must be made be willing to pay his own expenses, when treatment. And, under the guns too. According to reports, h moved or revealed, And of Washington, the network is sitive boy suddenly exposed akes. studio contestants are used, cruelty, greed and fear. Heavy COMPLETE got out of Tibet with a bundle re-examining its program "bal. The qualities of Golden, as of gold. The question is, can hemethods of selection must be dis ance" intensively. weight champion Ingemar Johan closed to the viewers. son played a boxer hunted by th brought to life by Persoff, are BATTERY SERVICE sing "There's No Business Like No decisions have been made the substance of this Herman N«w—UtaUlt—HMkarg* Show Business" in Tibetanese? fight mob and he played it verj All The Facts about reshuffling programs, re- well indeed. Shumlin produced and directed placing programs and changing DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. When In doubt ttnut how to Mil In Interview shows, too, the work. The few scenes of anger, unwanted household good!, aolv* Tour audience henceforth will get althl e current balance, declared a such as the one between Persoff SS CAST FRONT STKCIT problem with Tim negliler'a eUnifled Recommended tonight: Tel RID BANK Ttt. SH T-OI1S «(!•.—Adnrllnment. the facts. We'll know whether the network spokesman. and Shepperd Strudwick, as the interviewee rehearsed or recei- "Exactly what we are going to phone Hour, NBC, 8:30-9:30 p. lawyer who befriends Golden, •ed his questions in advance, —The Music of George Gershwii don't ring true. The lawyer tries do is not known just now," said sung by Ella Fitzgerald, Pol ENJOY LEISURELY whether the scope of the Inter-the executive, hut he more than to get Golden to run for election view has been deliberately Km' hinted that the network might Bergen, Vic Damone and danc as a member ot the Charlotte ited, if the film or tape has been soon find prime evening tint by Marge and Gower Champio; school board, but Golden refuses edited and if the program was during the week for shows in the and then reveals his prison back- THANKSGIVING DINNER recorded far in advance. so-called "cultural area," public SHRINK SCARE ground. And, in addition, we will be told affairs programs and special LINCOLN. Neb. (AP) — Polic AT man Lyle Bigley parked his sma! Lynn Hamilton, in her first whether a show is live, taped or events, Broadway role, appears as the filmed. (The directive, happily, No Switch Plan foreign car at the police statio and went to work on his beat. Negro domestic Golden hires as has banished from CBS use of "We have no plans now to his secretary. She is fine. Lud- ALPINE MANOR the phrase "Live on Tape," in switch any shows, including those His colleagues rolled the ci into the police garage and r wig Donath, as the Charlotte itself a contradiction of terms.) now scheduled for Sunday after- shopkeeper who first advises Make Your Reservation Now "The test in each case must be noon, into evening spots." he said placed it with a child's pedal car, which Bigley found on hi Golden to leave town and later Hwy. 36 HI 3-2473—1452 Highlands return. becomes one of his most devoted 9 supporters, does admirably well KEANSBURG - MIDDLETOWN Former TV 'Door Opener The officer entered the polio as the Jew who overcomes his station and asked the duty lie wish that he and other longtime talent at its finest . . . tenant for a tarpaulin. Charlotte Jews be permitted to NATIONAL BANK Now Star in Own Right "The rain's shrinking my car, live quietly and unnoticed. He he said. didn't like the glare focused upon Jews by a man who would call I Middletown THE FRANK VERNA SHOW HOLLYWOOD-The Big News le same impact if I had started OLIVIER ON BROADWAY Kings Hwy. n the opera world is a onetime singing smalf roles and worked his paper the Carolina IanMit* I £ * * 4 FABULOUS ACTS * * door-opener named Mary Costa. ly way up." NEW YORK (AP)-Sir Lau- rence Olivier is to be represented •| THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SAT., NOV. II. i* and 21 TV fans will remember Mary Likewise, she is glad she turn- as the blonde, beauteous sales- d down a contract offer from on Broadway this season as • at the . . . girl who pitched the product for he Metropolitan. It would havi director and co-producer of "The North Bath and Ocean an auto firm on the "Climax1" ied her down to small roles and Tumbler," a psychological mel- Avenues, Long Branch. show. She patted more fenders mall money until she "had de-odrama by Benn W. Levy. For Reservations and opened more doors than a reloped." No doubt about it, Mary His associate in the venture is IADVENTURER CA! used-car salesman in the busy developed now—physically and the Playwrights company. Lined //A season. irtistically. up for leads in the five-player Now the doors are opening for Hurok has big plans for herenterpris, e are Trevor Howard, Mary. The reason is her sensa- including a Jack Benny TV Spe-Brenda de Banzie and Rosemary. the tional debut with the San Fran :ial, concerts and. a European Harris. cisco Opera Company. She drew tour. And next summer she plan OLD MILL ASSOCIATION rave reviews up and down the make a movie abroad with DIFFERENT VERSIONS Pacific Coast, especially for herMaurice Chevalier. It will be NEW YORK (AP)-A musical II en HOME IMPROVEMENTS presents Musetta in "La Boheme." written, directed and produced by version of Elmer Rice's "Dream I Martin Clark of the Oregon er able husband, Frank Tashlin. Girl" is being planned for Broad- Want EXTRA SAVINGS "JUKI" ARKIN Journal In Portland lauded her 'I think the time is ripe for way production this season by I "amazingly warm, lyric colora- he kind of movie Grace Moore producers Cy Feuer and Ernie|| on Modernization Plans! PANTOMIMIST from Israel tura with a sweetness and warm- ised to do," she said. "Again, Martin. th rarely found in this type of 'm glad we waited to do thi Carol Channing is to star in the II lt*» Workmanship, fin** Tonight—Friday, Nov. 20—8:40 P. M. voice." He also cited her tech- licture, because now people won't show, with Rice doing the adapa-ll aWVffw* MRS VH flll a^^|Pw RV^Nv nical command, beauty and his- able to say. 'Well, she got th tion, Cy Coleman supplying the II THE OLD MILL, TINTON FALLS U MOK trionic ability and predicted "a job because she's the producer': music and Carolyn Leigh penning|| slightly terrific career ahead/ wife." the lyrics. Alfred Frankenstein of the San m*4 M* IMW yen CM Mvat Francisco Chronicle praised her "pure, brilliant and subtle vocal- NR ism" and added she "looks aa one imagines'Lillian Russell must Only. DAY River House Inn have looked in her day." Strving Dinner Dally from S p. nv Sun. from 12 p. m. Albert Goldberg of the Los An- geles Times called her "an en- open all year-round ormously gifted young singing ac- tress" and said she ran oft with Moke Your Reservations New the show. Back in her Beverly Hills home CHRISTMAS PARTIES after the rigors of singing in five operas, Mary is still aglow. And NEW YEARS EVE well she should be, because she now has the ace impressarlo So Hurok to mastermind her ca rcer. Just afit." the opera tea HOME OWNERS NEW KITCHEN son ended, she signed a deal with Scientifically planned lor ut- Hurok that will guarantee her DRIFTWOOD most convenience and beauty, SPECIAL HOLIDAY $250,000 over a five-year period. SAVE NOW on NEW ROOM "One of the biggest kicks In al BY THE SEA •!U'«14' ROOM COMPLITILY PREPARED this," she remarked, "is In seeing Cccktall Hwr cvtry £md«y «fttniMit Planned and designed by NO DOWN the surprise of people who know Monmouth CenslnicUon . . THANKSGIVINGIVINGG DINNER it 4 a. m. Sd««r Dawns «t tfct ptan*. me In Hollywood. One of the peo- Sill, floor beams, plate, •mm ts PP.MM . ( • i* v.MvM. ple In the Chrysler Corporation BANQUETS • WEDDINGS • ANNIVERSARIES studi, celling beamsm,, rattrail- PAYMENT said to me, 'Gee, Mary, why Catering for Parlies and All Occasions ers, rldgt; door, window' " . didn't you sing like that on our closet openings pre- ^ 20 Yrs. TO PAY Dancing Every Friday pared, show?' They wouldn't let met and Snturdny Night CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS • 2.20 "But I don't regret anything. Pal Capri Quintet HI! ISTIMATIS ALL TYPIS ROVM stPaym'nt March f don't fed that any of the lime I'W HI'HITVIIIHUIH At the Oceanic Bridge is v, listed. If I hadn't (tone those Or InlOrnialion commercials, I wouldn't ho its si: 2.22:A MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. much nt cn.io as I nm on the HIGHWAY I) AT HEADDON S CORNER MIDDLETO^N RUMSON since; two yearn of live telcvis —ot— RU L2200 Inn nmt yovi enn tnco anything, si; SHADYSIDE 1-5060 PROSPECT 5 1333 CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY "And I'm Kind I wnltcd until I SKA muuir wn.i asked to King leading roles Overlooking the Ocean I don't think 1 would have had IS—Friday. Nov. 20, 1059 BED BANK REGISTER CBA Ties Blaik Picks Dartmouth By COL. EARL H. (RED) BLADC For Fourth NEW YORK (AP)—Last Saturday I heard many groans from the fans when their respecUve teams wer« In X-Country penalized. Some remarked that the officials are raort LINCROFT — The Christian prominent than the players. Others yelled that the Brothers Academy freshman cross country runnen climaxed whistle tooters were getting ready for the round bail a fine first year season by fin- season. Bv Hy Cunningham ishing in a fourth place tie in the annual Christian Brothers' Football rules are complicated and call for con- WHO STARTED THE TV RUMOR? For weeks now High Schools championship held siderable judgment in the calling of some fouls. It is this week at Van Cortlandt Park, we have been hearing rumors that the Red Bank New York City. a fact that coaches believe an eager official could de- Catholic-RumsonFair Haven Regional Thanksgiving Day Team honors went to Bishop tect some unintentional violation of rules on nearly grid game would be televised. Loughlin High School and Angel every play. Also, there is a saying among coaches that Cruz of St. Joseph's, winner of a team that draws few penalties is not playing with Shortly after this item hit the grapevine, faster a dual meet with CBA two than the Insects that bother the wine fruit, we had weeks ago. the abandon the game requires. a call from Don Czok, Casey athletic director, re- Doug McElhlnney placed ninth There is much truth in that statement For several garding the airing of this contest We figured If he followed by Dennis Germano, weeks I have checked game statistics to learn that in- didn't know anything about it, the rumor had to be the winning team drew more penalties than strictly "rumor." Cooper, 33d. the losing team. Earlier in'the week we had the rumor clipped from In team standings CBA placed Football officials by and large call remarkably fine ahead of St Augustine's, La the grapevine and the help came from Lambert B. IEPARING FOR KNN STATE —Coach Johnny Michelostn talks to thru Pitt backs: SaUe Military Academy, Man- games and when your team is penalized more than the Beeuwkes, an executive of National Broadcasting Co. Fred Cox, Jim Cunningham and Bob Cletnam, left to right, during practice in Pitts- hattan Prep and De La SaUe opponents, relax. This is part of the price the aggres- N. B. C. does not air high school games, but ABC Institute. sive team often pays for its victory. burgh for th* upcoming gama with Penn State. Trio of hard running backs have In the jayvee race a complete does. So our friend from Little Silver contacted the scored 50 points in th» last two garnet. (AP Wiraphoto) team was not entered. However, State over Miami (tonight). Look has opposition ABC sports department, which came up CBA had two medal winners, stronger support in the quarterback battle with Curd. with a negative answer. with George Sheehan taking 8th place and Marty Crotty In the Southern €al over UCLA. The Henry R. (Red) San- Slated this particular holiday for ABC Is the This is Showdown Week-End 15th spot. ders memorial plaque was placed in the Coliseum court New Roehelle High School-Iona Prep game which Three Lincroft runners placed of Honor Monday. This should add to the inspiration Is to be televised. So that's the story aa we make It i thiliae firsfl..it flft20 i*n_ thALeA freshmaJ_^.-L__n_ B*• • -^ .• • 'ace. John Kohms, Art DeFazlo the Bruins always carry into this game. But the edge out: Red Bank Catholic-Runuon will have to settle For Colleges After Bowl Bids md Gary Stover, won medals for a big fat crowd of live fans. r their efforts. lies with the big Trojan line. Of course this would be a good game for the tele Associated Press takes on Georgia Tech, also har- Ivy League-leader Penn doesn't Harvard over Yale. New Haven, which has under- Michigan State, tied with North- boring bowl hopes, One of the play until Thanksgiving Day, but gone a remarkable civic face-lifting, will be further vision industry because both clubs are undefeated, and SEC group will be in the Sugar it could cop the title tomorrow if western and Wisconsin for the adorned with a Crimson sunset both with 7-0-1 records, which makes this game tops a lead in the Big Ten, ends its 1959 Bowl, with a rematch between Princeton beats Dartmouth and the Shore for Turkey Day. season tonight against Miami LSU and Mississippi looming. Harvard defeats Yale, the latter iGSKlrW Rutgers over Columbia. The end of a harsh road SHORT SNORTS — Carl Schwenker of 288 (Fla.). The Spartans then start Penn State (No. 7), on the verge two meeting for the 76th time. for the Lion sophomores. rooting for Illinois and Minnesota of officially accepting a bid to Other top Saturday games in- Spring St, Red Bank, will start at left end for Dartmouth over Princeton. And without a "twelfth to win tomorrow. Philadelphia's Liberty Bowl, plays clude: Oamea of Saturday, Nor. SI Lthlgh University tomorrow, when the Engineers That is the only way the Spar- its intrastate rival Pittsburgh, East: Delaware at Bucknell, fProtaol* Wftmer CapUaUMed)man." which is also interested in a bowl host Lafayette College In the Mth game of Ameri- tans are going to get to the Rose Rutgers at Columbia and Lafay- AIR FOBCB-New Mexico Tennessee over Kentucky. Unleis the whomplng Bowl aa they and a score of other after turning down a bid to AliABAMA-MemphU State ea'a most played football rivalry. Game time is teams sweat out Bowl nomina- Louisville's Blue Grass affair. ette at Lehigh. ARIZONA-Texaa Western;/ by Ole Miss left the Vols psychologically scarred. 1:30 p. m. In Lehlgh's Taylor Stadium. tions and Conference titles Sat ARKANSAS-Texai Tech I Ohio State over Michigan. Buckeye sophomores urday in the showdown week-end AUBURK-Mlss Southern Schwenker was a second team All-State end while along the college football front. 75 Archers Compete In 2nd BAYLOR-South Methodist begin to show 1960 form. playing for Coach Bob Glisson's 1955 team. Carl, a Illinois, eighth-ranked in the As Boston IT-SYRACUSE Pittsburgh over Penn State. To be different, but Brigham Youngr-COLORADC junior, has been outstanding on defense far the Engi- sociated Press poll, plays Nortlv not without reason. western and Minnesota meets Indian Hill Bowmen Shoot CLEMSON-Wake Forest neers this year. He has started most of the Engineers' Wisconsin (No. 9) as the Big Ten Cohanbla-RUTGERS Illinois over Northwestern. This is a sentimental games. He has caught four passes for 43 yards, inter- closes its campaign in search of DETROIT-VUlanova Seventy-five bowmen particl FLORXDA-Florlda State wish that Ray Eliot'retires with victory. cepted a pass and made innumberable tackles behjnd a representative for the Jan. I Idaho-MONTANA classic in Pasadena. The three pated in the second indoor shoot Holy Cross over Marquette. The Crusaders pick up the line of scrimmage. He is majoring in chemical LADIES DAY -PURDUB i leaders all have a' 4-2 confer of the Indian Hill Bowmen of momentum for the big one with Boston College. engineering at Lehigh. ence mark, and a victory by eith- Keyport in the Red Bank Armory lown-NOTRE DAME er KO's the Spartans' hopes. Kansas State-NEBRASKA, Purdue over Indiana. The Boilermakers win the J. C. Williams, Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Tuesday. But the Spartans are going to Kansaa-MISSOURI Hoosier championship. High School quarterback last year, gave up football Bowmen are shooting in order Kent State-LOUISVILLE have their work cut out for them Iowa over Notre Dame. Terry Brennan must be this season and is a rugged rugby player for against a Miami team that has that they might be classified. glad he is in the investment banking business. Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H. Then hi the won five of eight games and is Winners were Sam Moore, Ex- under consideration for an Orange Wisconsin over Minnesota. But my respect for the spring he takes up a rougher sport when playing pert A, from the Leonardo Vn- Bowl spot against the Big Eight Minnesota team and Coach Warmath—neither has lost lacrosse Saturday, J. C will go against Princeton's representative—also being picked ami Club, 477. Paul Pratt of the rugby team In the morning and probably will watch tomorrow in a pair of crucial Algonquin Club of Belmar was Kentucky-TENNESSEE the will to win. games. second with 462. the Princeton-Dartmouth grid game In the after- Lehlgh-LAFAYETTE Oklahoma over Iowa State. The Sooners win the There are a bundleful of con In the expert B Class, Ralph LOUIS STATE-Tulane noon. The "stretching" Henry, popular brother of ference titles and bowl bids up Ferrara of Indian Hill finished Marquette-HOLY CROSS Big Eight Championship outright. J. C. who Is Coach Joe RosatTs sideline informer, for grabs tomorrow. Only top- first with 388, just nosing out MARYLAND-Virginla Southern Methodist over Baylor. The Methodists ranked Syracuse, which plays Charles Warton of the same Mlchlgan-OHIO STATE will be out to the Tigers' plant with dad Joseph C. Boston University, is in a bowl, club, who scored 336. Mlnneaota-WISCONSIN down the Baptists in a'rousing oldtime revival. for the two games. meeting the Southwest Conference W. R. Bahr finished first in the Ohio U-B0WL1NO GREEN Texas Christian over Rice. The Frogs are now play- Oklahoma-IOWA STATE champ in the Cotton Bowl. bowman's class when the Unami ing up to pre-season expectations. Thomas L. "Pappy" Phipps, Red Bank High school "Well, I backed number 7 like bowman scored 272. Gus Mazzar OREGON-Oregon State The host spot in the Rose Bowl Plttaburgh-PENN STATE gym instructor, was recently honored at the annual and the Far West Five title may you said, and number 3 won ell of Indian Hill Club was nosed Syracuse over Boston University. The Terriers can like I said!" Princeton-DARTMOUTH convention of the New Jersey Association for Health, be decided tomorrow. Two teams out by one point with his 271. S CAROUNA-N Car State scarcely do more than snap at the wheels of the Orange Physical Education and Recreation. Tommy was pre- are involved. Fourth - ranked Chet Kelly totaled 189, followed 8 CAUFORNIA-Uda juggernaut Southern California (8-0) is inelig- by E. S. Wilson's 174 in theStanford-CAUFORNIA sented a 25-year service award of the association by ible for a bowl but a victory over Rutgers Ready archery class. TEXAS CHRISTIAN-Rlce Stanford over California. Cal's end zone is sub- Miss Claire Guerber, Teaneck. We didn't think he was UCLA gets the Far West Five Of the eight ladies shooting VTAH-Utah State crown. Runnerup Washington (8< jected to a Norman invasion by air. that old. For Columbia Mrs. Edna Wharton of Indian VANDERBILT-Florence 1) goes for the Rose Bowl with a Hill finished first with 224. Mrs. WASHINGTON-Waih State Oregon over Oregon State. The Ducks have been Val De Fazio and his band of hunters are en- victory over Washington State. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) -Rut- L. E. Bennett of the same club WEST VIRGINIA-The Citadel steadier. Joying the woods of Maine, some BOO miles north The host spot in the Orange gers football Coach John Stieg- showed a 221 joint effort. YALE-Harvard n rxvuMo 4 0* deadline. When it was legal to shoot, the sky was first pick in the AFL draft at them any hard luclt." criteria. Thus in the long run, Holmes 2 ft 4 Mehafrey « 1 17 lones a t T Ootkln * 0 IS BtohcfNew dramatically empty of ducks. We settled back for a dull Minneapolis next week. Asked if The AFL Is going to take first the AFL will have another 1M Urown ft 3 1 Smith IO4 bidding for a player of Lucas* pro crack at the college player grab men to draw from if their initial Stephens, oO Oo ft• Hamilton 5 1 • mailings ooo Mitchell : a 10 afternoon. So did virtually everyone else on the bay. potential wouldn't fire a new bat- bag. The new league meets Mon- selections don't pan out. 0 0 Wirilae tle of dollars, Wismer asserted: Huey 1 0 40 Hastings 113 UeSeROYAL 9 Gimbel drew first blood when a pair of blacks day to draft 40 players for each Gunsel summed things up nice- Hermann 4 1 S Hlbbltu 3 0 « 'We're not going to fight any- of its eight teams—New York, ly when he said, "I wish I Oiil •ealfe a o f materialized out of nowhere, set their wings pret- 1 0 Shipley 10 1 LOW PROFILE one." Los Angeles, Houston, Dallas, had a crystal ball. That's the 113 tily and glided Into the stool. One stayed after In the same breath the fast- Mlnneapolis-St Paul, Denver and only way we can tell what's go* Adam touched off the first barrage. Morale in the talking Wismer commented: Boston. The latter became the fl- ing to happen." 4914S4 MNWWE blind Improved Immeasureably wben a half • MRS 1 rated by a total absence of broadbills. They settled foi capable of being used for swimming, uled and that Is Tuesday after* WHY WAIT? Boro of Shrewsbury nor shall It bs with a maximum area not exceeding nearer than ten feet to any property noon, Jan. II, with Rumsoo-Fair some shooting on brant Only broadies killed in thi 120 square feet and a maximum water :lne nor nearer to the street property depth not Axcedlng 13 Inches. line on which said property front* than Haven Regional High School. area were harvested by a group staked out on Mud Section 3. It ahall be unlawful to the main rear wall of the dwelling I960 use, maintain, establish or construct erected. In the case of a side yard Schedule IM»- MM "• Cove. a swimming pool without first obtain- larger than tbat required for the R-l Dec *-Wall Twp., Con. Hall OPEN TIL 9 P.M. ing a permit therefor In the manner •one, than and In that event a swim- Nor did the first-day celebrants on the Shrewsbury hereinafter prescribed. No permit ahall ming pool may be located In auch 11—Neptune, Away FALCONS be required for a wading pool. side yard. In Uie ease ol a corner Section 3. Permits. Apiieation for a tot. the swimming pool shall not be 15-Middletown, Away Saturday 'til 6 P. M.—Closed Sundays set the world afire. Conservation Officer Karl Kristian- permit to construct and maintain a pri- located nearer to the side street prop- 18-St Mary's, Away vate swimming pool shall ba made to erty line than the distance between the FORDS sen described hunting as "poor." A few blacks, bald- the Building Inspector and shall ba residence building and the said side Jan. 7-At Highlands, Con. Hall accompanied by tour sets of plans and street property line. No private swim- IEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT pates and local mallards were bagged by river hunters. specifications or In lieu thereof, bro- ming pool shall be constructed or In- t-R. B. Cath., Con. Hail churea sufficiently descriptive and de- stalled on any lot unless upon said lot 12-Rumsoo, (3:30), Away There was little or no broadbill action anywhere despite tailed for the Building Inspector's pur- there shall have been erected a resk Thunderbirds poses, and in addition to the foregoing, dence building occupied by the i It—Hoffman, Away USE YOUR the fact that a flock of 1,500 or more broadies had been a detailed description of the method of cant. 16-R. B. Cath., Con. Hall disposal and discharge of the water IMMEDIATE from such swimming pool. In addi- Section ». Lighting. No artlfleal 1' 19-Tomi River, Con. Hall seen on the upper Shrewsbury before the season came tion to the foregoing, there shall be Ing ahall be maintained or operated In EASY CHARGE Included with the application a plot connection with said pool In auch a 22—Keyport, Away DELIVERY in. plan of the property for which apll- manner aa to be a nuisance to or an 26-Carteret, Away cation Is being made, showing the annoyance to neighboring properties. More pessimistic reports came hi from Great proposed location ol the pool and the Section to10.. Safety. All outdoooutdoor swims ' 29-Keyport, Con. Hall else and location of existing Improve- mlng poola ahall be eneloae" d" b"y • a sun- Aho Larg« Cboko of FRANK PORTER'S Bay and the sprawling Sheepshead Meadow coun- ments on the property. Including the stantlal fence not leas than 4-_S l-jchen s Feb. 2—Wall Twp., Away dimensions of locations ot septic tanks, * heighhihtt so constructettdd as to prevent 9-At Highlands, Away try below Tuckerton. The 50,000 or so blacks snug- dry wells and/or seepage pits, potable within reason any peraon or animal 59 FORDS water wells and also Including existing from gaining access beneath or through 12—Rumson, Con. Hall walls, walks, gates, fences, entrances said fence and which shall have a ged down on Brlgantlne Refuge signally refused to and the helghth of existing gates and similarly substantial gate of the same 16—Hoffman, Con. Hall fences. The apilcant ahall also enow height as the fence, with facilities for RED BANK TIRE Co. 19—Toms River, Away move around to any extent One party of six hunt- all proposed structures to be erected In locking said (ate when the pool la lin- conectlon with said pool. Including gerie d. The gate or gates In Uie fence MATAWAN FORD BILL CHADWICK IOB HITTER ers returned from Great Bay with three blacks. fences, gates and the heights thereof, shall bs kept closed at all times ex- Successors to Gee. S. Barret said structure to comply with existing cept when being used for Ingrw or no Colder weather this week brought with It some building codes asd toning regulations egress end shall be locked at all COM MOe Soatb ef Afapert) of the Borough of Shrewsbury. The times wben the swimming pool I* un- Eastern Divlsiea (1 Blaeks West el M Int.) Improvement hi shooting. Open water gunners on said application must be signed by the attended or unguarded. Ws. owner of the premises whereon the Section 11. The provisions of this or- -11 S re*, OB O SHREWSBURY AYE. SH 7-3404 pool will ba located. A fee of Ten dinance shall aply to swimming pools Rarltan and Sandy Hook Bays reportedly gathered I110.00> Dollars ahall be payable by now existing which are located too feet the applicant to the Borough, which or nearer to any property line and to up some broadies. Estimates vary, but It Is gener- fee- shall be applied In the same man- any swimming pools hereafter con- !2 ffli* ner aa are building permit fees. Pol- structed provided, however, that as to S 1 .411 fH ally agreed upwards of 60,000 scaup are rafted on lowing reclpt of the aforrsalrt by the swimming pools now existing and not ret. OB Building Inspector, he shall thereafter enclosed by a fence there Is hereby Rarltan Bay. examine snd Inspect the proposed site established a period of sixty days from of the swimming pool. If the Building the effective date hereof within which H Competent observers are prone to insist that a Inspector la sfittalfed with respect to to construct such fence. the structural features of the proposed flectionBectlon 1213.. enforcemenenfrc ment Every prtprr»IUem with The Register's elusl- In an intense competition for whatever suitable block, plastic lined, or (3> metal and Section IS, All ordinances or parts M ads. -Advartlssment. easily cleaned. The bottom and sides of ordinances Inconsistent with the pro- terrain remains. More and more hunters are ac- of the pool ahall be either white or visions of this ordinance are hereby re- a light color, except that aluminum pealed as to such Inconsistencies. cordingly piling Into the public shooting grounds, paint shall not be permitted. Construc- Section lit. This ordinance shall take tion snd design of eald pool shall be effect upon It* final raasage and pub- such that the same may be maintained lication according ts law. Ope)ll lowlllKJ primarily because they have nowhere else to go. and operated as to he elenn and sant- PUBLIC NOTICE tary at all times. The ownor of every The foregoing ordinance was Intro- AT • The commercial preserve may be In for a tre- prlraia swlmmlnir pool shall be respon- duced and passed first reading at a sible to maintain said pool In auch regular meeting or the Mayor and mendously successful season. Patronage on the condition aa to prevent breaks In the Council of the Horotigh of 6hrewabury pool chassis or water from pool over held on Tuesday, November 17, 1MI, Sycamore Lanws pay-as-you-shoot layouts Is up over last year. flowing onto adjacent publto or prl and will eome up for final considers. vate property. tlon and passage at a regular meeting Section s. Water Supply. There snail of said governing body to be held on After a half-day in the duck blind, we made a fly be no physical connection between a Tuesday. December 1, 1939, at I P. M. potable public or private water supply at the Council Chambers, flchool House. tag trip to the Bahamas. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cubbagc system and such pools st a point be- Broad Street, Shrewsbury, New Jer- low the maximum flow line of the sey, at which time and place all per- of Mlddletown were other Nassau visitors. While pool or to a reclrcuiatlng or heating sons desiring to be heard thereon will system of a pool unless sueh physi- be glvsn full opportunity. Weekendi, All Days guest of Mrs. Stafford Sands aboard the Enchantress, cal connection la so Installed and oper- Dated: November 17, 1959. ated that no pool wnter can be dis- ORTnUDE C. VANVUET. Tues. . Wed. • Fri. Mrs. Cubbage caught a barracuda and shared a fine charged nr siphoned Into a potable wa< Borough Clerk. ter supply system. Nov. 20 SSt.M Before 8»30 king mackerel with a shark. The Bahamas are boom Section e". Discharge of Water. No NOTICE water Horn a swimming poo) shall be Ing. If you intend to visit any of the fishing camp! emptied or discharged so that the An ordlnancn entitled "An ordlnaoce same flows Into, on or along a public regulating parking of motor and other there this winter, better make your reservations now street or road. vehicles on Orant Square and deslg. All private swimming pools hereafter natlng. Prospect Avenue as a atop constructed shall be provided with not Street at Ha Intersection with Mechanic over one two.lncli (2") dlnmeter gal- Street In the noroush of Red Rank" SH 7-2711 vanised Iron plpn or approved equal waa presented for Introduction antf first drain no located (is to completely drain reading on November 3, 1059 by the tha pool. No filtering back wash water Mayor and Council nf the Borough of Openings Stm Available This Christmas can be reelrculated hut must be dis- Tied Hank, and on November 16, 198s, FOR LEAGUES! posed ot on the property, wu finally adopted and approved, The pool shall SD I>O situated that GEOROB A. GRAY. Give Her a 1960 SIMCA surface water shall drain away from JsTeiyOfi the pool, Hectlon T. Disinfection. Filtering and nacterloioglctl Standards, Alt prlvats 0A0TUNE0 IOE swimming pools shall he so construct- ed. Installed snd mnlnlslned as to pro. THE IUT $72 TOU EVEI SPENT! LOOK MOW MUCH NODE CM IT OUVt * " vide necessary equipment for «h!ortn* atlon anil other disinfection ami filler- It buys a Mercury that has a 7-inch longer wheelbase than the leading Ira, Including a hair anil lint catcher, "ill filtering lo comply with the Ml- "low-price name"car (for a smrmthrr, steadier ride). It buys 294 more lowing spproved bacteriological stan- pounds of road.hugging stability, bigger brakes, wider doors, more ds rrii: 1. Samples ihnll l.n taken M the ills- shnulder and foot room, plus exclusive Road-Tuned ride. Over 30 oration of the lloaith Olllcrr. J advantages in all. Why settle for less? See for yourself at our showroom. (A) Not more than two samples, DOWN wlum less than twenty numi'lcs *275 SfWtsst rids isvsscs Is • have been examined, shall con- tain mnr» Ihnn two humlr'il (WO) VOLVO iumti 4 anyi, sot Jut I bacteria per cuhlo crntlrnrtpr, nr IN y plating technique In 1960 sny of five in cuhlo cenilmater Inchj-liif iMiirmc* portions of wntor at limes when Ml Stock •• 1960 MERCURY the pool Is In operation, •locd sn msMotfvrtf'« U||uf«j MUutd pics for a tfel Msrcwr M«tf«er I-eW Man >l. ten. (hi All prlvnt* swimming pools 4 SPUDS 1 conntrucM within the Imundnrles Seroble I'M nodsl ll popular ' lo.-S'U. soms" «Of, MX will! eutsemllt trenwiWwi, Iwntf sue cf Hlir»««l>ury shall liavn Hilnrln. eVfiMsf, poslo, »fc!lt •leewull HIM, elr cl.w.r, ell «li.r, tmer.ouliled wlpvi, ugt.i'«l dsolv P'^oiWion en* ko~4lw« fc are«ptshli> rnpacltv anil design ONLY $1695 Delivtred... whlrn will ptnvlil» In Ilia wa.!nr st 4 DOORS • M*wtl 122-S sll limns whrn Ilin m>fi| lit |n us*1 DON'T SUV ANY CM UNTIL VOU'VI ORIVIN THI ROAD-TUNID 1HO MIRCURY n v.rmldiiiil of iml Ins than 0,4 BUFFIA Carls per million or ri-iorn limn li.l) RED BANK Paris i.»r inllllnn "T nil fseesri r««lrr million. rjnuip- 17-41 HWY. 35 inwil necennry Inr ilally rlminl- AUTO IMPORTS ENGLISH MOTORS • C.A 2-1700 • mi irfttitiK shall lm k*iit on Ihc promlsr* at all tluiss wlirn IIto Nowmsn Springs Rosd •ATONTOWN IS SO. MOADWAY ION0) IRANCH pool Is In ot'irotlun. 34 Maplt Av«nu* 1 Wni.T Iriiatmnni InrllHIil uliall lm lucfUnil leluw gra'tn ur* it above SH l U 2-1020 MftCHAMMM MM. BTATl Ml MR* 20—Friday. Xov. 20. 1959 HED BANK REGISTER wtmtmimx AM> TRUCK! HEtf FOftiAlC FORfAtE APAKTMEMn RAMBLER SELECT )YB — 13 to 17, tr.m extra money ONEL TBAllMS. three entinei, 12 THREE BOOMS furnf«hrd, utllltlM* n Chrlntnias • jobs. Part-time work, freight cars. ZW transformer. 1033 linens, parking Included. Cletn. du- USED CARS ranslormer, !',i pairs awltehM, track rable neighborhood. Adults only. M lone SH 7-0661 from 4-8 p.m. HAMMOND Prospect Ave., corner John St.. SH *• BIG SAVINGS ! ! ! iml accessories. |75. 05 1-3605 be- RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES wepn 6-8 p. m !6SB. available Nov. 16- 195!) RAMBLER ORGAN STUDIO 1 Day 41c Line ONE 26" girl'ii bicycle—t/ew. SChwlnn lAKHURST. spacious turnlahed two 32c Line Ambassador. Executive car. Fully equipped. . New car guaranty. 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Private kit- Convertible, Automatic, radio and heater. A while beauty with red Interior. >115 for appointment. PR 5-9300 Mew worsted slacks, waist 38". $15.•henette. convenient location. SH 1-S33*. Yearly Contract Rates On Request One owner. Wool shlrtn. scarfs, palamas, etc. Ex- RIV \TE ONE-ROOM apartment In 8975 REAL ESTATE SALES — Men and cellent condition. SH 7-526S. separate building, located en hua line. Minimum Intertloat Three IJnr* woman experience not necessary, we Reasonable. Couple or woman. Call Bllnti ads using ThV Register's P. 0. Box 2Sc eitrs. 11)53 RAMBLER will teach you. No age limit, excellent COUNTY ORGAN & VIKING CIT1ZKN TRANSCIEVER. hy Rlcht in classify, edit or reject any advertisement li reserved Station Wacon. Two-door, radio and heater. A very clean car. arnlnK potential. Call OS 1-27:17. Johnson. 12 volt and 115 volt AC SH ?-4266. . by The ReglMer. KM flEAL ESTATE OFFICE has openings PIANO COMPANY I1H9.75. Contact Paris Unlimited, 34 W. BATONTOWN, Couple only. Three and We will not be responsible- for e-rrora. unless they are detflcted for two wide awake salespeople. Man Front St., Red Bank. half room apartment, furnished. Heat before the second insertion. or woman. Prospects nnd listings fur- Authorized CONN ORGAN Dealer CITIZKN BAND OONSfelT Gil's tn iml hot water aupplted. Immediate oc- No cancellations will he accepted or changes mad© In advertise- TWIN-BORO RAMBLER, INC. n littied. Experience preferred hut not Visit our fltudioshowrooni. See a!W stock $11& each. Conlact Parts Un- :upancy, $S5 per month. SH 7-3366 after ments one hour after receipt at office. necessary. All replies confidential. hear Hie beauty ot the CONN ORGAN mttoil, 34 W. Front St., Red Bank. p.m. .32 Broad St. SH 7-0040 ' Red Bank Write "P.e«l."Ro» fill. Red Rank. Then convince yoilrse]f that you can MANUFACTURER of line Boliil br»si WEST END three rooma and batll. W5 DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Dqy Itfer* Publication play in 15 minutes. lamps offprs dlicontlntiPd numbers at per month Including all utilities. Near Hwy. 39 8H 7-22S9 Mlddletown Shop reduced price*. Tower Craftsmen, 105 ransportatlon and shopping. Call CA CLASSIFIED SITUATIONS WANTED, Female Chestnut Kt., Red Bank. 374X • :M A. M. l>ar Kefore ruMlcatloa wllk proof two "lava belora pabll. •OATS * ACCESSORIES •USINISS NOTICES open 'til > p. m. eiccpt Saturday N RED BANK — 77 Wallace St., ration. BABYSITTING, « your horn* or mint. COMBINATION—Oil and gas stove PAINTING. DKCOBATINO Four burners pood condition, $50. three rooma and bath furnished. Typl- Or llchl housekeeping. IHOPPER8—SHOP "RAINBOW". DIS- :al apartment house type building In- MOTOU GENERAL CONTRACTING Sit 1-8&8S. COUNTS nt "Rainbow" on toys, HI 3-1487-R Call Classified—SH 1-O010 or OS 1-0525 WINTERIZED, INSURED AND SI.ATE * JONGR EH 1-9191 lousewarc Klftl. Discount! on aP' ;ludes one-en r garage. Call SH 1-2100 EXPERIENCED TYPIBT desires wor! STORM SASH AND SCREENS 3r SU 7-3177. Calls on private telephones are loll-free to OS l-WO from the fol- STOltEP IN 0UU'L0CKK« ODD JOBS . illances. Discounts on TV. radio. HI-FI. Seven, 59"](31fli". Two, 3. Broad St., Red Bank. firm. Call SIT 1-24M. Clieck ipnitlnn ("k Fwrt. A K'V'BC EMPLOYMENT TlX CARE FOR children in iny k rooms, living room, rtinnlg room, Check Onr.mrptor Chrrk UnkaRB 1.MPORTB1. CHANRKRRIES. Ilana kitchen. One-car garagr. Immediate oc- \Aibt> Motor Chpck, PrnpcilPr home, hy thp hour, day, week or :!ECONI>1T1ONBIJ TV'I from »29.D5 a HELP WANTED-FEMALE month SH 1-22.T1. One block from Red "Ralnbnw". 30-day guarantee. TV, Fish Markot. 113S Ocean Ave., Seacupancy. $80 per month, no utlHtlea ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOTIVE Cnmpletn Kxtcrnitl "C'ros'n rrnoflns" Bank HlKh .school. Bright. PE 2-OSRfl. ^ included. Call AyWs-Trurolo Agency, IS Coqiplcte Internal "IIiiBt ProofinB" SKCRETARY rRRFEHABLY over Ah. adlo, HI-FI, record player repairs, Church St., Little. Silver, fill 1-2S38. LOST AND FOUND AUTOS AND TRUCKS Write stating age, expt*rlt?nce nnd STENO-TYPIST. Fait, efficient work tn Ul 1-700A. Saws, aclnsorn nharpened OlFITAR — Tan and brown two-tone THE BOATMAN'S SHOP aalary expected to "SECRETARY" my home. No job too Rmall. ReaROn- \ey» made in one minute. "Rainbow* Used three months. S10, THREE ROOMS furnlsheri, tile bath, Kvery linatlng lionil tindfr on* roof able. SI I 7-1185. Opposite Acme lot), Broad St.. Red HI 3-1168-W fireplace^ electric kitchen, $110 in- LOST — Gray ar.fi u-hlte cat. Clil] Box 511. Red Bank. Hank. 7.1, nnfurnlnhed <65, FR g-2»l1. 1(153 CHEVROLET, k-ood condition. J25I>. necessary. WrJte Mullnc past jnb ex pprloncp. wanls llcht carpenter work pnen table lQ'xf' with class top. In SH 7-2269 between 7:311 anil ti p.m. INC. Tlonnc to "n,A.". Ro» 511, Rort Rank hy day. hourly or contract. Rates rea- icantlful conflltlon, auttahln for civic or- 17" PMILCO CONSOLE. S60. Inquire ATLANTIC: IIICHLANI1S — Kurnlnhed IS" KUNABOUT, 40 h.p. Mercury. Plus al)lp. CA !M7fiB. ganizations, 9425; large assortment n! Service Department. Entontown TV. studio apnrtment. Sleepa one or two. MUST SELL — 195H Plymoulh Helve Authorized Nodce Ueater trailer. Must sell. SH 7-2269 between CDOK-HOUSEWORKER. for tun ndlilTs! CABINETMAKER — Seven yeara ex- leska M0 ti> SI2J; flies J'.'ll tn SG'> 50 Hwy. 35, Eatontown. LI 'J-04flO. Neur tn ahopplng, transportation. AT dere two-iloor hardtop. Radio, heiitcr, 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Bleep-In or out. Must linvo rcferenccfl :haln from $10 to $50; amall safe $60 -1539. whllewalls. one owner. Excellent con- .Established 1909 ami own trnnnportatlnn. A.T 1-0728. Tuei perience. SPPklnc work. OS 1-0507, 23 large safe $12A. Rurdge & Son (next dition. Call KR 8-4736 alter 6 p.m. JOHNSON 3 h.p. motor. day or Friday after five. Woods End Ril.. Mlddletown. to Steinbach's parking lot). 21 Clay St.. FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT. Hot water 49 West Front St. Red Bank Like new. Reft offer, Red Bank. Open dlaly 9-12, 1-5. Friday MERCHANDISE WANTED hent, uufurnlflheil. JB5 per month. SH 1»5« PLYMOUTH atatlon wason. Six SH 1-7448. SALESGIRL— Pftrt-tfTne. Sylvette's C.hM ivcnlng 7-». •74GI or SH 7-225.1. cylinder. A-l condition, new tires. dren'fl Department. Mlddletown Shop- U. 8. COINS — STAMPS — Top pr 950 WILLYS station wagon, radio and WOK HOAT — flnrneBiil Sneak Box FINANCIAL TIED RANK — Attractive two-room Call after 8 p.m., Ill 3-1109. 12'. ?50. Any a.m., €1 Park Ave. nR Center. Middletown. See Mary. iNTIQUES, glass china, furniture. Glftr paid for gold, old currency, collec- heater. J3S0 or heat offer. and, greeting cards. Down*, third furnished. Near railroad station. A "LOT" of FORDS—1052 through 1CIS5. KE 6-4349. Rurnfldii, SALESLADY WANTED for women'* tions, odd IntR; old correspondence, All models. Lcvlne'B. llwy. 36. op BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES house past "East House Antiques" on Estat* nppraltali. Monmonth Stampi' $55 Include alt utilities. Ideal for bui- and children's shop full or pnrt-tlme. Sears Ave.. Nnvcnlnk. AT 1-2997. Cotnn. 60 Monmouth St. SH 1-0626. inens couple. SH 7-40M. potite Grand Union. KE 6-5411. 1M2 DeSoto. four door. Experienced preferred. Apply W " OPOHTUNITY WITH TEXACO—Train Good family car. (175. reich's. Went Front St., Key port. REBUILT — Like new. 58" girls' bike. PIANOH — Hfgheat prices paid. H. Ten-THREE-ROOM furnished apartment WERCURY1957 J1ONTCLA1R four-door SH 7-5214. Ing with pny nvallahle for aales hardtop, beautiful gray and white. •USINESS NOTICES minded mechanic with modest capita' $20. Boya, 38', balloon tire bike, (IS. der. 304 Main St., Lakewood or Lake- Adult*. Private bath. Near bun. No "EXPERIENCED SHIRT PRES8E OS 1-23.13. wood 6-2190 pets. SH 1-2WT nr Lt 2-3277. 11.595. RU 1-0BM. SIM BUICK CONVERTIBLE. »100. FUEL OIL A HEATING — Call SH 40 hours per week. Call Morey-LnRue to operate, modern two-rmy station ni BEST OFFER for 1959 Renault, five New top and completely over- 1-W10. OH Delivery. Inc., Servlc* A Laundry. LI 2-3626. Bridge and Itlvmine Ave., IRt. 35 NEW JALOUSIES AND DOOR TO _ LD FURNITURE — Antique*, hrlc UNFURNISHED or flirnlsheil. Threa lauleil. CO 4-2649. near Shrewsbury River) Red nwik. Lu- porch. 10 x 13', «' high. Call RU 1 a-hrac. Anything old. Clean up your rooma, hath, excellent location, busi- month! old. Fully equipped. Used as 3alr«. S tlRrhct St., Rc cnsri. Phono CA 0-OR»2. Power steering, brakes. While. Red tlamnRc repairs (apocial six stilnglea 11228. p.m. for details. I1OO TW6~il00M FURNISHED, all utllltlet J959 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC SS, cov ind white Interior, Fully equipped, Included.'Rensonnhle rent. vertlble coupe. Power eteerlns;, vhltewnlls. 13.695. OS 1-1252. or less ItictudlnR vent nnd rhimney HOUSES. ANTIQUES — WeathPrvanea. marln Brakes, radio, heater, plus many ex caulkliiR S12r 24 liour Bprvtcp. FR 8-3821 DRt.'O STORE A-! location, well known OS 1 -:u>74 paintlnKS. booka of New Jersey, CA 2-722!) equipped and wpll stocked. Due to lumps, wood fovcrlnRs. furniture. Es trail. Excellent condition. Overseas or 1941 STUDERAKER COUPE PAINTING UNLIMITED—Interior and Iflnpss will sacrifice at half of re- GRANDFATHER CLOCK antique. nnn.noolI~ANn~TWollOOM aparf- ders. Heat reasonable offer. LI. Lawn 150 HELP WANTED-MALE man antique Zither. See at 129 Mitch, tfiiw purchased aiifl nppralsed. riiom ment. Well furnished, decorated, |ra- LI 2-032!). SH 7-4058 OK lerior, iiutiltty patntlnft, N» Job too placement valup. Cash itppded $6,000. fill 7-^00^. Tlic Hudson Shop. Inc., 51 smnil or too large. Estimate! cheer' Ralancp. terms. Write "DRUG STORE' el Dr.. Eatontnwn. Broad St.. Shrewsbury. IKC. Children welcome. SH 1-S1I0. S7 953 FORD, SIX CYLINDER, four-door fully Riven. CA 2-3035. Hox 511. Red Bank. Mnrfnnl PL. Red Bank 1P56 BU1CK ESTATE WAGON*, radio, USE OUR MONEY FOAM RUBBER OLL> FURNITURE — Antiques, china, heater, dynaflow. hlack. Whltowalls. heater and radio, By Thp Yard — Sofa Cushion* FOUR ROOMS UNFURNISHED. Ideal RU 1-0097 illpcovcrs. J395. gH 1-45OS. TREES AND LARGE LIMBS removed. If you are alert and ambltloiis we'l glass ware, art objects and brlc-a Utility, flag antenna poles set and put you In business in Red Rank m FOAM ART. nt. 35, EATONTOWN brae. Immediate cash for anything an location- 1100 per month. Include* all MUST BELL — M49 Bulck four-door 958 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE — Two-framed. Fully Insured*. SH 1.7937 or utilities, earage. Wnlt-to-wall carpeting. the Bays ho re area In time for the holt MERCHANDISE APPLES—Peachen, nectnrinps. elder, everything. Ruicll'a. 25 East Front St SH 1-1079. Super, A-l condition, one owner. SH tloor, radio nnd heater, low mileage. CA 9-1155. day rush. We provide the merchandise, honey, preserves. Plants. trees, SH 1-1693. 7-2123. 11595, 1955 Foni. two-door, radio and 1958 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK. 16 financing and know how. Stop In any shrubs. Garden, supplies. John L. lien- THREE: ROOMS AND BATH, furnlahed. leater, clean, 1685. Phil DcCnrlo Used day 12-1, 4-5. Kelly, 720 Ma US.ion Ave., FOR SALE 195S BUICK LIMITED, Two-door hard Tars, Hwy. 3ft nnd Mnln St., Part body, cross 25,000 Ib.t. Driver and drlckson's Old Wagon Farm. Rte. 35. $Gu per month. Parking apace. 85 top, 13,695. Like new, equipped, 9.WK truck nvallnhle. KE 6-2230. Asbury Park. SPINET PIANOS for reni. Find out be-north of Mlddletown. OS " —" ilonmouth. KE 6-9625. foro your purrhiiso |f your child Is PETS AND LIVESTOCK Harrison Ave.. Red Bank. miles. A A O Gulf Service Station, MOYAN— General alpii, truck lettering REFRIGERATION MAN — Must be WASHABLE ORLON — And wool APARTMENT —FIVE ROOMS turnlltl- Shrewsbury Avp.. 811 1-9798. 059 VAUXHALL •— Red. four-door. adaptable. Full allowance of all rental for little monoy. t!0 yeiirs experience. •?x|ierleneed. Apply In person. Eaton- on purchnsc. Choice of ft makes. 12 plaid skirtings $2.!tS yd., reculnr1 CHIHUAHUAS ed. nil utilities. Overlooking Sandy fully 'equipped. 33 miles per gallon. 15 N. HridRe Ave., Red Bank. $^.9R. Woolen crepes $2M yd. SIMON 1952 PONTIAC, hydromatlc. wonderful ,O00 miles. Only 11.750. CO 4-6437. town TV, SO Hwy. 35, Katontown. atyies. Tustlng Piano Co., 16 Monmouth Five weeks old. AKC registered Hook nnd orenn. HI 31033. eond ttlon, good Urea, $275. OI)I> JOH SBKVICE St.. R(Nt Rank. KABRTC CENTKR, Sunset Ave. at Hwy Wannl. Lt 211817. MODERN KIVE-nOOM unfurnished »H 1-S694. 946 PLYMOUTH — Good second car. TV REPAIRMAN - Full or part-time. 35, Asbury Park. _____ Cellars, attics, yards cleaned. Hauling, Vacations, holiday* with pay. Apply COCKER SPANIEL-Pedigreed. thn npitrtment. 38 Seabreeze Way, Keans- four-door sedan, $65. CA L'-77!>7 fur frre ostlntatt-. T Y PEWRITEH8. ADDING machineL huri!._ CA 2-71)46 In person. Eaton town TV, 50 Hwy. 35. Alt mahes. new or used. Guaranteed. CROWN KITHKNR rnra old. Rest offer. CO 4 AUTOS AND TRUCKS SWEATF.RS DECORATED In wool Entontown. Easy terms. "Buy em wher* they fix NOVEMRER SPECIALS 00R7. RUMSON — ilnfurntsheil five rooml. 1SS5 ONE-TON CHEVROLET dump Crowe I work far ChrlM"ins. portray- 'em." Iyiw HH |25. Serplco'l. 101 Mon- wide range hnod with fan ami dults. no pels. R.-irnRe. lease, finfl HL.BCTKOLUX CORPORATION m mouth Pi. Next to theater. SH 7-O4S5. light enppertone. 9^4.05 rrRtilariy J4^.!>.•>. A-l MIDDLETOWN KENNELS truck In gnoi! shape. Reasonable. OS ing all hobbles and interest!*. KE 1-1331*. mrn fnr sales and service depart- per monlh: unfurnished three rooms, 2417. P.t. 35, Lone IMne, Mlddletown. Two-hurner built-in gn.t range top. Tlmo Payments OS i-T utilities, TIO pets, lease, IfHl per month. WELI* ORILLINn CONTRACTORS ~ ment. Apply* nt ROR Prospect Ave.. LitWB AUK HARVESTING our finest n|i W4.f»r» rrgularly $*9.D5. nullt-ln ovens Wo spreial.7,o in Ftln Tin type German Pennls K. Flyrne, Realtor, « W. River 1951 PLYMOUTH four-door sednn WATER OONMITIONINO. Two-way ' Silver Shopping Center. plm. SclcrtPtl Rcii Deliclnua. C.oldrn 129.95 nnd up. shopherds and nil othor breeds. Als Rd. Rll 1-1150. $ 95 radio clinpatcb. 21-hour service. Water MEN — PART TIME - 21 yeara ni'ltclnua. Staympn Wlnennp. Macln- CROWN KITCHEN CENTER mixed pups, V* and up. Call AT 14501 tested free. Export 4-8138. up to work In private homes, elen II. Macotin.i. Far etilins anrl cook !Iwy ,15 811 7-2552 Mlddletown llwy iVt, next to Kinney's Shoes OS ENCLTSH FORD, factory equipped, and waxing, hours adjustable, ^ Ing also R.I. CttecnlnRB for plen. Buck- APPLIANCE REPAIRS—Anil aupplleu. r tin I'"ru5t Farm nnd Nursery, Phalanx 'IANOS—Snve $200 or moro off MM iTKDMNGTON Terrlrr Puppies, IOVBM new tires, leather Interior, $S95. no RenldcntiBl and commercial autlets. hours weekly, avernge $37.. i0 to $55.1)0.. R 2-773,1 lati, Dynaflow, radloj nml heater. 9495. apply. ORanRe 5-5H5 after 1 p.m. WOOD — Seftnoned oak. fireplace, stove save. We service what we sell. Tender's len Electric SH 7-0612. , WBIMARANKTt HIGHLANDS — LARGE STORE for 10 cash needed. Levlne Motors, 46 PART-TIME TRUCK DRIVER. Mu* and furnace. McGulre'a Market. Rt. Music Store, 306 Main St.. LA 6-2100. rent. GET >r.ennport Ave., West Long Branch. WATCH REPAIR. OUR' BpECIALTY S4. ColtM Neck. WH 6-4323. Evenlm Evening and Sunday by nppoimment. Two years (tld. AKC replslercd. $50. HI 3-3199 !A 2-2168. Free Watch Crystal with every watch have own transportation to and from WII fi-4333. Ki'.eehold R-MH4 brotielii In for repairs. work. OR 1-0118. NIAGARA THERMO CYCLO mnssane MELINA JEWELERS FACTORY OUTLET SALE — Child- tliernpy pndii or treatments. Cnli SH WANTED — ril|i.i, ilnR.1 AKC or othcra. P^roiTa^Nn^TTRACTIVEfiorna 1956 CADILLAC — Locally owned se- rcn'A snow suits, ladles car coats Mlrldlelawn Kennels, llwy. .IS. Middle locntod In the huslnefls 7Onn of Heil dan nevllle with rull power. Stop In M Monmouth 8t. Kcd Bank CARPENTER FOR BOATS -5721. Bnnk nvnllnhlc for rent. Suitable fnr Across from Police HeadquarterA Real liiirKitins. Toiii Frocks. 73 We: town. OS 1-37M. ind sec It. iMnurlce Schwartz & Sons. Established boat yard, quiet, scuni St., corner Oakland St., Red Bank NINE CUBIC FOOT refrlRprator with nfflei\ simp. etc. The Powstra Aftfiu'v. 41 W. Front St.. Red Bank. SH 7- freezer chest. $25. Also National Cash DACHSHUND MAI.K. AKC. si fll E. Front St.. lied Hank. SH 1-R700. UUILDEP. — IllRhest quality custom Shelter Island, N. Y., needs ex perl (second floort 5-8 i».m. innth^, 175. Call Sunday. "B7. work. New construction, alterations carpenter familiar all boat, yachi Register, $25. 132 Raritan Ave., Keens- OROl'NI) FLOOR OFFICE! conslstlne and repairs. For estimate, call Herbert USED FURN1TTIRK — Crib. $25; u- h all 1-131'J. of three rnnnis and powder room carpentry. Full time. 12 munth*. rlfiht piano. |no; electric ntovc, $125; Elgenrauch, SH 1-5201. salary commensurate with skill. Good IltTsTl SE1TEH —MnTeT"five years In excellent Red Hunk Ini-Mlim. For- hmakfnai «ftl $50; conference table PAINTS — PISCUNTS ON ALL merly used by a Poctor. The Dowstra YOUR JOBS THAT OTHERS REFUSE or hid place to work, good place to live, (tin: files, 135 to JfiO; one small anfe COLORS. Inside, outside, floor and Cuoil lioine reciulreil. ' Call PVPIIIIIK HOUSE TRAILERS .1-0. Allnirc Cornwell. Borrten PI., Lll Acency. 01 E. front Bt.. Red BanK. ton high on, try us. Palming, renova Write fully. Shelter Island Boat Yard 160; one large safe, 9125; desks. $1 deck paint at discounts. Spcclnl Ralinti SH 1-S70O. lions etc. Not experts or masters, you'll Inc., Shelter Island, N. Y. tn $125; chairs $20 to |.V1. Albert white, $2.J»S fnny kind). "Rainbow" tin Silver. 1957 VACATION TRAILER — 15'. just like the lob we do. Estimates, Burdfce A Son (next to Stelnnach'i Rives ft I scout! In on wnllpnprr, viir* TWO 8TA17A In Karnce. eni-h nppros- sleeps five, atnve. water lank, ice I 617r FULI^TI M K POSITION with Battery parklnp lot) 24 Clay Ft., Rrd Bnnlt. nlsheir, lacquers, too. "Rainbow" (oppo- hn.itely fto'x.12' with overhead door*. 'OX, gat lights, Call CA 9-3645. O First Missile Battalion, N.J.A.N.G.. site Acme loti. Broad St., Red Bank. Sttitnbln for plumlier. i-Hrpenter nr JOE MONTANO — Mason contractor. Bel foni, N.J. are now available. Start ORGAN — CONN MINUET. 18 month REAL ESTATE FOR RENT other contractor. Additional space avail- Stuccoing, plastering concrete work Inc salaries St. 100 and above per an old. County Organ A Piano Co. HwyICE CREAM FREEZER new uliex able. Rent all or part. Also stornKe 9.12 AMERICAN TRAILER, .10'. one Adriress RFD 1, Bos' 121. Katonlown num. For information call OS 1-107E IS MUliilrlown Shops. SM 7-2299. OpCD olcctrlc. Terterbabe. fiiinofly Minby's APARTMENTS of autnmobllaa. Write "Oarage," r.O. bedroom, fully equipped. Call SH Call after 5 p. m. LI 2-2UB. between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday, till 9 p.m. except Saturdays. rocker). Pride car-bed. OS 1-3373. Hnic 311, Rvinison. -R25A after f» o'clock. Wednesday, Fridjy. PURN1SHEO APARTMENTS—1, 2 Bni PAINTER DECORATOR and paper HAND TOOLED LEATHER Kod. DISCOUNTS ON TOYS, O1FT8. TVS. 3 hedroomn. Water, ho at suppllcil TOR KENT—Two aullea of offices aniiT hanger; Interior and exterior. 1" DELIVERY MAN Place ynur onlrr now for Chrliit- radios. "Rninhnw" will save you $75 to $100 monthly. CA fl-JSSS. nhle In The Tilller building. Roth on years" experience. Estimates cheer- man delivery. Wallets, howl I FIR haRs Dough-tiny-MR. LOW overlicnii nt "Ruin- Over 21. TWIN fSAIII.Ka APARTMENTS tliret river aide of building, on* X Ulre* fully Riven. Louis Cassnn. 41ft Shrewr RH 7-2484 rursea. etc. C. L. Hnrker, RD 3. Free- bow". Why pay for bluiwss? Slart a rooms on first floor. The other two TRACTORS tiury Ave.. Red Bank. SH 1-170S. hold. FR R-fi23. Call between 6-9 "Rainbow" lay-a-wny. Pay after Christ- nml four rooms, bnat dock, elevator, liatlo on river. SH |.'J3iip. rooms on sec-on.l floor. Sit 7-2«n. EXPERT MENDING—China, glass. Rll PART-TIME — Men over 21. car ncces mas on TV's.- HiKt'K. No down pav- '60 sary. polish floors, nny 15 hiiurs. m ASKING $1-10 FOR GE portable dish ment. "Rainbow" gives high trade-Ins. OFFICES FOR KENT — Jn heart of ODEL 641 WORKMASTER Ford trac- KOUK ROOMS fully furnl.sheil. all mil vcr rcflnishinjc nnd plating. Thnrmos experience, HO - |60. No unemployed wanner, r Irises, washes, arid dry a Red nnnk. tor. Front end loader. bucketi(. Chinu A Glass Shop. 147 Bron" a dinner service for 10, one-year old. "RHlnhow" Keri Bunk's bnst buy. (Op- ttles. prlvnte entrance. \S Third Ave. OS 1-0SS4 St.. Red Bank. 811 7-4600. need apply. ORatiRR 5-5115 alter 1 p.m. posite Acme lot). Rroiul Kt. Atlantic HlKhlnmli. Call SH 7-1100 $100 off purchase price. Frlgldalre MUST KELU lraillt~ionnT~diiilng room EXPERIENCED DAIRY farm worker, washing machine completely automatic. K1R.ST FLOOR apartment — Two bed FACTORY lofts and storage space (or Yonr round Jolt. Llv«> out, top wages Interior nnd Pulerlnr In excellent con- and living room srt. 21" Emerson rooms. livlnK room, dining room, rent Also atorc on Whltt St. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS Upland Farm, SH 1-D523. dition, tart. SH 1-5014. ennjiole TV. oa 1-313!) afier six. kitchen. One-car RarnRe. Immediate oc. Cnll RH 7-1100. SHIPPING ANt> RECEIVING LERIC MODKRN CREDENZA — Cherry in« CROSLKY REFRIGERATOR — Large e.npancy. $hil per mnntli, ni) titllitler STORAOB SPACB FOR RENT. VIclnltT Bill, pick orders, and ship. Must be hngany. Ideal fnr efficiency apart- freezing compartment, excellent con- Includod. Cull Ayers-Trufolo Acency. * Reil Rank. Two buildlnga, cinder fully experienced In garment fnctory. ment or din Ing area. Table with three dition. $65. SH MWR Church St., I.lltle Silver. SH 1-1MR. lili-nk and cement floora. SH 1-2S49. State ntinllflcations and salary desired FORD leaves, nenta ten. SUverwnre rlrawe OR TRADE, new snow blower. Powered ENOY At'AKTMKNTfl. wepk dFFic'E~tor"renir~Central Red Bardi^ to "S.A.R." Box 611. Red Bank. and large ntorace area. LI 2-2225. with Rrtggs-Stratton, 4 h.p. motor. rntefl. Ali utilities, iltcnatla nurpllFi1l Two larue rooms, nlr conditioned, EXPERIENCED WELDER — Acctylen TRADE IN your old furniture with in Flest offer or trade for new rid In f, Hlvi-ralilp Motel. Fran ot Cooper sultahlt* ror professional nr laleaornea. and arc. capable of we Wine alumi- down payment and get a new parlo rotary pnwer mower. LI 2-4107. llrlilKc lit. 35. r.pd Hank. JUS per mnnth. SH 7-3»lfl. I) to 9. num, bronze and staining; also iHirnlnfi. nr dining room »ft at snle prires. Wil- BENCH HAW, hanil flaw, jointer and UNFURNISHED REHONI) FI.OOII. Ilvp Apply in person only S ».m. to 5 p.m., liam I^efl Furniture Inc., Hwy. 35, room atiRrttnent. Two beilrnonis. heal Momlny to Friday. References rrtjitlrpd. Mlddlrtown. SH 1-3213. open •ventnii planer, drill prenn, nin,lit metal l.itlip. Must have driver's Ilcenop. Hrndrickii till 8 p. m. •?; drill HAD. mnclilnlnt tnnl-i. electric «ml wat«T Hiil'l'lled. Bxcellrnt resld Merritt Machlnce Co.. 21 Mechanic St.. motors and etc. Call after 3 p.m. PR 4- tin] aren. |120 per month. Call Ayera HOUSES FOR RENT RDER Red Bank. WE BUY AND SELL anything and "239. Truflllr. Agency, If. Church St. SH l-SKII evervthlnR. Give the hiclirst nrlcpfi. RLONI) RARYLANI> Oil 1M with mat- UNFUIiNISIIELl OARAGB nrmrtmen FORT MONMOUTH CONVENIENCE! NOW! flADIO ANt> TV servicemen full o Call William Leff Furniture Inc., Hwy. iress. oirl's new rolior skntes. Hariy Thro*; rooms, ErtniKr. btislnt'ss counli Throe-bedroom Cape Cod, cellar. New part-time days. Experienced only, 35. Middletown. SH 1-3213. Open tve< toddler. All oiceptlonally reasonable. Yn.trly lensr. R17 1-OBr.O. Shrewsbury, close bus line, shopping! ContBCt Pnrt» Unlimited, 3it4 .Wonin t Froni nincii till 8 p. ni. Move to!iy! ?tlf> monthly plus utlll- St.. Red Bank. KB 6-4f)^7. KO"I7K AND KIWTTUHTM npnrtmentn! L'SED REFRIGERATOR9 ami freezer iiOLLVWOOD and maple lied, com- heat furtilnhrd. iniinedlatK occupancy, DRUG CLERK AND PEMVEIlY BOY. for »nle. Also repairing nnd rofinish- plete: two TV chairs. Reasonable. t?or infomntton Ciill liotw*>rn S-7. c/ Full time only, \pply Rhrp- Bbury tnR. Bays ho re Spray Painting. Hwy. 30 M111 Pharmacy, 570 Croad St.. Shrewihury. ami f)lh St.. Belforrf. KB 6-2227 or OS Cnll Bit M57O. 'ADAMS AGENCY NOW SU 1-4K74. 1-0935 PURNITURK ANP (•"UFlNlORIItNGS of fiTflEEItOOM KuiTNlSHEiV apart fill 1-5008 • All Models every description. Odd Hltchen chairs, ment. Hent. water. KarnKe furnlslied 1« EAST BEROEN PL., RED BANK 7S cents; wanlrotie, ?i».."»0; (Ircaners, Pny own utlltlea. »75 month. SH 7-217S, 11 AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS 17. fW); pi mires 2h uents; rockers, H.75; "24 HOUR SERVICE Place your order NOW for a new (960 Oldsmobile and ennm, fifty cents and 91; mimic cabinet, KOUR ANI~sTx rnoTii unfurnlsire W.5ft: secretary desk. t29.M; crib, apartmenm. l'Vir information cnll SI WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — assure the promptest possible delivery! We can make 12.M1: cot and mnttres.i. fl3.sn; China. 7OBS4 or SH Iifl46. Furnished and unfiirnlahed. Itnrntdl- ila.sswnrr. nnirium jiml hrlck-a-lirac. TWOKOOai Piirnlshpri Apartment for ata occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency. you a firm deal NOW on your old car! IIIHRUS, 25 E. Front_St. huslnpfls couple. Adults only. No nets. Oceanpnrt Ave., Ocennport Call or dial • All Colors CONTINENTAL CARS, INC. SH 1-2715. ______1.1 2-3.100 or LI 2-350L rHilMtors. Complete unit $W>. Also S2 SflUEWH ITm 1Y — Five-mm nrmrl AVA1LAI1LE NOW — One bedroom USED CAR SPECIALS cation electric hr>t wnter ttmk 945. ment, utilities furnished, $125. RII 1 hungnlow. unfurnlsheil. Yearly. QUALITY SH 1-734)6. 1883 between fi anil 0 p.m. SH 1-1420 1958 CADILLAC COUPE do V1LLE. Low mileage, light TWOIIEDROOH I1OUBE on Hope Rd.. New Shrewsbury. $110 month. Infor- gray with black and white ,E1 Dorado interior. One AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS mation nt 73 Moumouth St.. ned Hank. owner. Beautiful! RANCH HOME UNFURNISHED, twn WHY DONT YOU USED CAR SPECIALS We'll Be Glad to Talk "Turkey" bcilroornn, 912.t monthly, yearly rent- al and several furnisher) and un- 1958 EL DORADO Seville. Silver bottom with black top. furnished rentals In all allies and prlca ABOUT THESE EXCEPTIONAL nuiRes. Ella Wiltshire Agency. 1480 pray and black interior. Cadillac's most expensive FOREIGN — Ocean Ave., Sea IlrlEht. HE 20004. JOIN THE and luxurious model. Completely powered, One "OK" USED CAR VALUES EATONTOWN — RANCH; Threc-brd- '57 JAGUAR 3.4 Sedan $2495 room split. Immediate occupancy. LI owner. 24,000 miles. 2-1H2C or KH 1-4S41. 1958 OLDSMOBILE 98. Four-door Hardtop. Two-tone Ulue '59 HILLMAN Deluxt Sedan $1495 SPACIOUS [•Oim-IIEUKOOM HOUSIC on larf« lot with beautiful trees. Con- WONDERFUL NEW with matching blue Interior. Fully powered. One venient lied Hank locution for shopping, '59 HILLMAN Convertible $1895 public school, parochial school, nation owner. All safety equipment. A beautiful road car. nnd bus. The Uowatra Asency. 1)1 E. Low mileage '58 HILLMAN Convertible $1595 Front St.,_Jted_nnilk.__Iil| 1-D7OD. ' TimEE.HOOM riirtTisiieir cottage, all mlllles au|ipllril. JKO month, "World of 1957 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 four-door Sedan. Lifiht preen '59 SAAB Sedan $1295 AT MI63-W and white. Green interior. PS and PB. Hydramatic. FAIR HAVEN half douiile House, five '58 rooms, unfuriilnhed, ffto a month. R&H, whilcwall tires. A beautiful family car. FIAT 1200 Convertible $2095 Illumes cutrn, BH I-7025* •""""• SlODBRN Tlllliin-ltOnM house, IDS FORDS" 1956 OLDSMOBILE 88 four-door Sedan. Gray and while '58 AUSTIN-HEALEY Sprite $1695 iminlh. Ailulla, Off nt. :i», Mlndlt- with black and white interior. PS and PB. Hydra- town. PI 8-7;K>.1 or TW S-I9OI). matic. • R&H, tinted glass, padded dash. Whitewall '57 HILLMAN Husky Wagon $995 IIKNTAL tires. Good economical car. compirtely furnlshrd |i;i9.no per mo '57 HILLMAN Deluxe Sedan $1125 Chun. II. Tlmlall Uoaltor. lt» K. Front 1955 BUICK Super four-door "Sedan. Black and white with Bt,, Umi Hank. HH 1-lHi:m, '57 TRIUMPH TR3 ReadiUr $1925 B?X ItOOM llnifHK'-- UVnTntiiTfiftCor* matching red and black interior. PS and PB, Dyna- Html, ('all (inrrlRniii, HH 7-27fW or SEE THEM AT Impilrn !W Rprins si., Itrd nnnlt. Uy flow, R&H, whitewall tires. One owner. Low mileage '56 HILLMAN Huiky Wagon $795 li>nso only, |Hft pi*r month. Nice comfortable driving. '58 MGA Roadster $1875 Aitlnmitllt', liral, hnt u-ntor, ronvcnlftnt tn_ tnwn. on river front. Hl| t.'.MBll, l"iNVu|tNlHMHlV'w.''hnV(-'H..vrno"'J~T FREE nml 4-l)t>drnnni Injini-.t wild UHP Hti'l iwii Imths, with giiriiRi* (nun jiyft |.> Co mi in for a Free Winler Driving Inspection f I fill inniilh, nnr mid Iwci-yntr \i'nnt>n SEE US TODAY! Inn hirthcr liifunniillnn ,n\\ Klunnd new) , , . with our Service Manager! A. Ariimlrniic KiMiltur, Ann Pnmprct KROLL Avn,, LUtlf. HMVPr, HII l.(,',IIO. DOMESTICS 1 »- V\vr\ rnmns; nIf~yn• r" '58 CHEVROLET Sedan $1495 THIS IS JUST A PARTIAL LISTING OF OUR j nuNtiAuiw.. uvtii MOTORS '56 FORD Convertible (Power) $925 rpnm, illnltig rnom. kitchen, two VALUE PACKED CARS AND TRUCKS hmironma nml Imth. Newly deroralid. Tin Dmvslra Agmicy.HH l-moo. '57 FORD Del Rio Wagon (FOM) $1295 FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO FOl'm-lloilM IINKUIINIHIIKH hmllV, INC. one block from llrnail Ht. Cloaa tn Authoriied Ford Dealer u§§ell 1 <; KXKIMITiVri 'IVI • H ^.•illJiNUirTui wwrv^i»K" Inriii. rme" mile frui "n •tor t llnnU" . 671 BROADWAY Mllhi lump rn.iun :|i, ruith'. rlnax In (L/£A*mo6i£e Continental Cars, Inc —CIRCLE— everylh nn y,M sei'llnlpil. llniisnnnhltl LONG BRANCH lenl. Vim Vllel AH'liev, WH IMIM 100 Nowmrtn Spring's Road, Rod Bank MIS Id HIM llul'UK ,s,,,,.' II,7,I|.|,|," ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES CHEVROLET CO. , i'i-»" "ver I.,, at M,::,., "I,1;, „ ; Tol. SH 1-0910 365 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK Imm xliitliui, All imiinivMiietdi tui bin- CA 2-3600 19 E, Newman Springi Rd, • Rod Bank SH 1-3130 i'v' )T|'|"i"Vii|.|" '"•'"' *"""•'•• Ailultson- Opon 9 *o 9 Monday to Friday; Sat. to 4:30* l'Ai'HIUH •l^, It AN1!|I wilri SH 7-4545 GMAC TERMS • OPEN 'TIL 9 P, M. l MAC KTATI PM MMT nouns rim MALE NOUSES rot f ALT HOUSES nm RED BANK RrT/fSTER FrM.y. Vor, 20. 1939-21 HOUSES FOR MOT ALLAIRE A SON AGENCY. INC. JOSEPH G. McCUE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE m 3-1201 Homes For Monmouth County's OlrJett Real Estate Firm HED RANCH TYPE bungalow. REALTOR i HALL BROS. room, fireplace, illnlnr room Better Living iLINCROFT — Country location — BIG new ranch house, three THE W b r m ball! h nice bedrooms, raised hearth in living room, dining room, large'i',0 Ridce Rd. RUmson 1011J "'L."""- ' *"»"•*!2 ^ °• "on annual Iran LOW AGENCY »100 monthly. John Mlnugh. Realtor Through kitchen with wall oven, washing machine and dryer, two-car ga- Realtors Kunuon Rrt. Phone RU 1-0716 rage, lot 125x175. Tremendous value at $17,900. •THERE IS XO SUBSTITUTE MODERN RUMSON RANCH - ,,,,-i.u ? .."" T"J° oedrooms. fully DO YOU NEED FOUR BEDROOMS — Living room, modern p J S RANCH — Four kef. rurnlMictl cottage, large living room. Built on part of one of Rumson's 11 dnutile «!zei. N»*r acre •n farm eatatr-. Iminmtiale ocaijifltuw WALKER & WALKER kitchen, full cellar, washer and dryer, split rail fence surround- FOR OVEK 35 YEARS' fines" t estates, is being offered h lot. Borders fsrm lsni. or n()nth> Ea8 w r t m »i"i.i«- •ToJ - V commuting, ing treed plot, taxes $272, price $16,400. ifof r thh e first timei . Beautifuf l viewi jj "'\™t *", *r"B°rnn,'f ri"*it c r?e ' ?"* Asking 1124 per month. paui n REALTORS EXPERIENCE" n n n «lryker. Realtor Holmdpl. Wll «-414< |of the Navesink River from the;h a';,m"!, t; j?B'ny e™"ra"a?A«rame 'ia.,« $1,000 DOWN to anyone. Custom built, two large bedroom ranch Ther in country location, living room and dining room with fireplace, MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP _! mopane Picture Window in c.i Attma JM.ISOO. decorated, two bedrooms, hot air oil ARE YOU AN INDIVIDUALIST? large modern kitchen, cellar finished off, breczeway and oversized 1 !lvin om Fou r b dr0 ms *«t, two-car1««rn«f. email family, no Three-lined itreet, near river in Head and shoulders above all! ^ ,B ™ r , e " ' BXKKr-nvB SACRIFICE - O p m< ; garage, Y -»crt lot, owner transferred. PRICE $16,500. thrtt batlls uItra JifJfl ' " """ furnished Little Silver. Distinctive looking 2 COmiUtftinpitn, RnaKall ™,nluntryT, Ltrees , ! "'^ . modern |lrar,,r»rre.| rnrr-« rtrmtle prlr. three roorat. (is lieat. no »«„, ica.e. TALL TREES — Lincroft location, three-bedroom ranch, fireplace competition, Keal country, trees, KKJ.-I,tc cn. natiatl o bpantifullv finish- '">" >>* «ii«i-nt-•no. mowne colonialr ot mi. . three-bedroom ranch. Sunken liv- h gh groundd, approximati e y VV, ' " > P P> "eautiiuuy nnisn | 'O,,r.ti.,irno in living room, dining room, large kitchen, play room, cellar, ed unique hair blrx'k from JiavMtnk River on ISO per month; unfurnished lour room. ing room with brick fireplace acre. SpliSli t Wlevell . rCente r hlhalll, larRt*. x ha dpi! pint. Paneled den. Cov- ot r ss plac ebasemen and built-ut withp uniquhearthe . fire-At-j t, nIT'"; J"* ""'• * P «W monthB1 . wall. Raised dining gallery. Pan- two-car garage, beautiful plot. Price $21,500. living room (fireplace), kitchen, #T**d porch. Tiled powder room. Bm- S ™ """ ' three bedrooms, two tiled baths tached two-car garage. Asking board hot watfr heat. Attached twn* eled family room with fireplace. William C. Waterman, R«al Estate Managar car garage. Built by m&it«r rraftt- Sqaciom kitchen with stainless up, bedroom and tiled bath down, $51,500.00. man. We Have thft key. Immedlat* oe- WANTED TO RENT cupancy. Now priced h*!t>w rtpltet* iteel equipment. Two full btthi. 199 Broad Strut SHadyiid* 1-3450 plus large recreation room. Base- FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL — nr nt coat, Alkini f 32,000. FAMILY OF FOUR drum unftirnllhfd Laundry room. TWO-CM garage. ment, two-car attached garage, In Fair Haven's finest residential apartment four or five rooma by No. ONE OF OUR BEST VALUES "op grade neighbors. $28,900. section. Owner transferred and IMMEDIATE OCCVPASCY — Conven- ient Rum son local. Tall thad* treti. AND EXCLUSIVELY OURS . . . greatly reduced for quick sale. River view. Seven roomf. Pannlnd 4#r>. $M,000. WEEKEND OPEN HOUSE! EATONTOWN — Early Ameri- Living room, fireplace, pine Laundry. Extra. lavatory. Raaemtnt, can farm house. Cornerstone paneled den, large modern kitch- Oirnc*. Will HfU quickly at 111.100. FURNISHED ROOMS marked 1768. Brick lined, beamed en with built-ins, covered porch, We have the kry. ARE YOU TRYING TO LOCATE ceilings. Approximately \>/, fioORRN riOOMS FOR FOUR - IN TOWN? Good RED BANK COME AND SEE full basement, two-car garage, RRN'TAI* — Yrnrly ltaaa. Tlvm ro*m MOO monthly. TV. maid service. TUT location. Two-story residence In acres, on three building lots river rights, large plot, trees. Little Silver cottire. Larf* lot. Ga- ADVENTURER OCEANFRONT. Long which may be sold off. II rooms, Only $32,000.00. rage. Fireplace. J9ft ptr month. Branch. CA ••1000. the heart of town. Ideal for resi- three baths, three fireplaces. iTATE LICENSED — Hilltop Private dential or professional purposes. A picture-book home on one welf-landscapcd acre in Olde Shrews- RANCH ON A HILL — Overlook- Nur«ln« Home. Inc.. Kings Hwy, Mid- Spacious rooms. Two-car garage. louse has been modernized and WE REPEAT Dtetown, N. J. Vacancy available. Ret- bury! Finest neighbors, easy commuting, excellent schools is in fine condition. Low taxes, ing countryside on Vi acre land- eonable ratal. OR 101??. Open to offera at $20,000. $1,900 with an FHA commitment of $18,000 will buy this immacu sewerage. Workshop wired for scaped plot. Awnings, Thermo- HALL BROTHERS LITTLE SILVER, room with kitchen power tools. Here is an excellent pane picture window, three bed- privileges, tunable for bualneii ceo- ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A late three-bedroom dream. Inspect the lovely stone fireplace; rooms, tile bth, living room with pie. Garage. BH 1-0751. RANCH? Little Silver. Built heated, jalousied, Florida room; flagstone patio and PLASTER investment. Offers invited. Ask- REALTORS LOVELY FURNISHED room near ing (32,500. fireplace, dining room, full cel- hath. Located near Red Bank In new 1955. Three-bedroom ranch, neat WALLS! Our representative will be on duty from'1-5 P. M. lar, large covered porch, garage. 813 River Road Fair Haven private home. Cnll after 5:30 Sll 71D92. as a pin. Family room. Lot Saturday, Nov. 21, and Sunday, Nov. 22. The address is . . RUMSON - Much sought after Must be seen to be appreciated. NICE FURNISHED riOOSt for hum. 152x100. Wood-burning fireplace Old Farm Village two-story co- Large GI mortgage may be as- SH 1-7688 neee »omen, near all tranaporlttlon. in sunny living room. All electric lonial. Beautiful flowering sumed. Beyond comparison at •H 1-5397. kitchen. Attached garage. Heat- 17J WHITE STREET SHREWSBURY, N. J. •IN'OLB ROOMS Clean anil comfort shrubs, dogwood, etc. Foyer, liv- $22,500.00. able. Realonahle rnte. Oarage Gen- ing costs $229 year. IMMEDIATE ing and dining rooms, den, pow- WEART-NEMETH tlemen preferred, 02 \Vallace fit. BH 1- POSSESSION. Walking distance RAY STILLMAN ASSOCIATES der room, kitchen, comfortable FAIR HAVEN CAPE COD - to everything. Asking $22,500. This cozy well kept house con- AGENCY ATTRACTIVE ROOM In private home screened porch. Very large mas- with bath. Heat nmt water •upplled SHadyside 1-8600 ter bedroom and hath. Two other tains living room with fireplace, Quiet aectlon. SH 7-3724. ARE YOU CROWDED? Five bed- double bedrooms and bath. Full dining area,, modern kitchen, two 102 WEST FRONT STREET room riverfront home in low tax bedrooms and full basement. BOOM WITH UOAIiD. mmt privileges cellar. Two-car attached garage. Slladyside 1-2240 •you have In your own home. Con- area. Remodeled and in excellent ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOUSE BEAUTIFUL FOR Inspect now for this one. $34,500 Large floored txpasion attic renlent location. SH 1-1627. condition. Modern kitchen with ready for the extra rooms. Ask- VWXIX ™RNISHEr)~«lnKie focW DAILY LIVING? ing $13,900.00 GI take over at 21 • Hour Service with kitchen privileges Itul garaae. breakfast area and many cabi- MONMOUTH BEACH — Done Near town, nnm block from g. nets. Living room on river side. School. 811 1-4557. High An individual lot (not a development!) with native trees, 125-foot over completely from stem to "RESULTS COUNT' Dining room. Comfortable, at- frontage to enable you to enjoy Space. stern. Trim and compact. Beau- l.ARQE BED MTT1NO ROOM—Plea- tractive and good for all year 636 River Road, Fair Haven, N.J. • aant home, toa.r.1 II $:&.O0O. Terms APARTMENT SITES - ACRE- RIVERFRONT FOUR-MILE VIEW — el in very desirable location with can be arranged. Ilulltltoad, Dock. Tall evergreens. Fruit excellent screened porch, three THREE-BEDROOM SPLIT LEV- Over Refinancing AGE - PROFESSIONAL trees. Remodeled home, 21-j tllpil batlii. trees. Three bedrooms, V/2 baths, bedrooms, one bath, basement, Lovely corner plot. Building very mod BUILDINGS — EXISTING Nine rooiriK, Four twin bedrooms. Huge EL home with recreation room, THKEB-BECBOOM ranch — Corner new oil burner. Very large chick- lot GSilU. »:.MH) down, Aisunn |7t .#rn. cnntalna living room, dintnn room. APARTMENT BUILDINGS — ^replace. G.E. country kitchen. Porch- den, two-car garage. $24,500. utility room, V/2 baths. Fully Vutclicn, den room, thrt* brrtroorrn, 's, New carpeting. Two-car garage. en house and tool shed. Asking landscaped property, new patio, payments Full prlca 113.700. \'i battia antt utility room. Two-Mr SITES FOR NEW BUSINESS — Asking 945,000. Tnxes |4O8. price reduced to $15,500. 3'1-BKDItoOM milt level, f»ml!y fa raft**. If it is in the Red Bank area we FHA FAIR HAVEN — Tllv#r rlithtB. SHREWSBURY COLONIAL in fenced yard. Veterans motgage room, l'fc batllf. 13.800 down. Aaaumt Imppction If by appointment only. Tse of dock. Attractive modern home. at 4>/4% interest rate may be as can help you today. Tliret bnrlrooms. Two Weil baths. Fire- prestige location. Nine rooms, MIDDLETOWN TOWNSH IP-Ex- 189 payment!. Kull prlea 111.400. pien!"f« teiephon* for appointment. sumed with monthly payments of place. Bnacment. Hot water oil heat. two baths, three powder rooms, cellent secluded Shrewsbury Riv FOUR-BEDROOMM aplt't ltvel. 13SH1S Porch. |3,000 down. Monthly payments $88 including all charges. Im- deail.enu lot. •2,5511 down. MORRISEY & WALKER er waterfront. If you like the Assume WALKER & WALKER - " • ' • —,7oo. hot water heat, wall-to-wall car- mediate occupancy. A real buy *107 payments. Full prlc* |H 5JO. KEansbur* 60001 FHA ONLY $-350 DOWV — Four-bed pet. Full center hall entrance Navesink River Road area you for $15,300. Nine-month-old, three-bedroom apttt. room colonlnt 1' i htth*. Kull tin «». will enthuse over this three-acre Former model home. Include* waali- REALTORS ment. Only $90 yearly fuel bill. 814.. Must be seen to be appreciated. plot, excellent salt water swim- er, dryer, refrigerator-freezer combi- 950. Total monthly payments $112.87. NEW THREE-BEDROOM CUS nation. $2,500 down. Asaume $119 pay- BERG ALMOST SEW SPLIT LEVEL — Very $47,500. ming pool, dock, boathouse, TOM BUILT RANCH home, al ment!. Full prlca |17,50O. Highway 35 Shrewsbury quiet street. Four bedroom*. Big din- greenhouse, garage. Center hall, utilities including city sewers WG HAVE MA.VY MOBS VETERANS — ing room. Full-sized family room. living and dining rooms, kitchen, Hot water baseboard heat SHadyside 1-5212 Laundry. Aluminum storms. Awnings. REDDEN AGENCY pantry, sun room. Five bed- NO DOWN PAYMENT 5'ira FHA 517.100. Taxts 1311.. Month. throughout, modern gas clothes ly payments] $134. Transferred owner 301 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI rooms, two tiled baths. High lo dryer furnished with home. FHA JOS. SCHENKEL $12,500 Full Price OPEN 7 DAYS •ka $19,900. cation, cooler in summer, warm mortgage available with low TREE8, TREE8. TREES — Lovely SH 1-5660 r in winter. Asking $50,000. new center-hall colonial rancher. Year- down payment. Visit this pleasant INC. On your way to our office stop and round air conditioning, Three master residential neighborhood of Inspect every home In ttlla price range. Dedroomti. Two tiled bath*, l^arffa Uv- friendly folks and become the Shore Office Open I n t - I Ba»l Then Inanect thla home. If you don't Rolston Waterbury njr room. Wood-burntng fireplace. Din- LITTLE SILVER SPECIAL! Rt. 35. Between Ktyport-Mtiidletown think thle two.bedroom ranch beats HARRY A. KEARNEY inc room. Larfte kitchen. Den. Latin- STANLEY K. DOWNS Lovely Urea three-bedroom ranch, happy owner of this desirable CO 4-1923 CO 4MIU them all. »'• promise not to force you 1ry. Only ti.Wi down. 124,050. Im- to buy tt. Tnere ta a living* room plaster walla, fireplace, den. cellar. lome selling for only $14,800. Offer! mediate possession. wn-car Karaite, !>? hnthff. outxtnnrflne PAIR HAVEN & CO. REALTOR tlKh ground 1 $36,500 — price INVESTORS ATTENTION* - Thin new- .trailer: EATONTOWN — Air conditioned two- MPOBIN'CI COLONIAL only four ytera REALTOR - INSUROR INCOME PROPERTY located In ly decorated converted dwelling ha* "'Homes of Charm and V'alne" hctlrooin ranch. Living room, illntng old offered at a flcur* bordering on fine residential neighborhood. four apartment* wlilcli rent for S3<7 'oom. bath ami kitchen, illahwASher, itilclile. Fitting Into a well landlcaped 'Consult A Realtor," You Can monthly or $4,164 yearly. Taxes 1511. ADAMS AGENCY lot hacking to wooded area, on s afreet Two tastefully decorated four- Asking $16,Sim. Broken protected. Sllailyside 11017 tic. Oall ownt-r «t fill 7-1S24. !« EAST BEHGE.V Fl.. JED BANK inch dead end* *r. th» river. River Be Sure. room apartments. Excellent con li ACHES AND A SWIMMING POOL! IlIVER, PLAZA — lively tree» illade 'IRIUS. Kour huge beiiroomi, center 8H 1-8098 lall, panelled den. cellar, hot water TMANKSOIVIN'Q IPECIAT, Near river. Modern, newly painted. Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury thla four tji.ilroom ('ane Coil. Two riill Xo» Vet $375 Down dition. Existing FHA mortgage •ev*n*room rancher, 1'j baths. Kire- "24-HOUIl IGltVICE" iiatha. $14,500. Partial 4'i pir cent GI .eat. Two car garage. The aatrae ktov* l/i Immediately to thli Itnmacu- of 115,200, cost only $128 a month place. Washer. New ranne. Two-car QUICK POSSESSION — Lovely mortgage available. Sll 1-776$. would fill a page. Owner mimt fell. Monmouth County Office ute home. Eight room*, Including to carry. By appointment only. Scrpen«d porch. Owner train. Bl.'NOALOW—Two bedroom*, kltclien We nave key. 132,000. P.imull M. lire* bedroom*, two hatlu and i U#n. f:f7d Bunk nrea. K)ina Include living and dining room*, mortgajte- at V.W. Payments only Electric kitchen. Very attractive 'AIR HAVEN — llvlnpt room, dfnln« wo kltchena, recreation room, two Tire- "PerionelUed Service" [108 per month! ! You need $2,400 BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED four don Three twin beilrnomn. Two tiled baths. Fireplace. Full dining rnoni. Asking only $22,500. •Oom. kltchon, four hrd rooms, oil heat, jlacna. two baths. Unusual. 130.WO. (More Claulflctl Ads for Hi I • |17,SOO buy, bedroom colonial on quiet dead' Van Vllit Agency, Line Kil., Holmdel. OSborne 11000 Kormica electric kitchen. Aluminum 3 wo-cnr KBragf. Immediate occupancy. CAPTIVATING, CLASSIC. COLONIAL end street with river rights. En storms. Two-car garage. Bargain. 127,- /, ACRE — Spacious nine-room Fuiepti f,. f'arlone, /iealtor. 75 W. Front H'fl Illll. On The Nut Page) Hi. M Mlrldletown. V. J it., Kwl Bank. sat., lun. lu-7 The colonial look with motiern con- trance foyer, large living room 900. split level home. Large family Pally aa venience!. Living room, tuning room, with colonial mantle, full dining LAKKKRONT — Lovely view. Tow- room, also basement. Four twin t'KTOOMPt.KTKn. four bedrooms, 1' HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE kitchen and '.i bath on tint floor, top- erlnjrlnjt trfs. OveOerr i acrec . Seven-rooem bath*. In Hed Bank. Kltthen, fUnlng ped by three bedroom* and two baths room, paneled family room, mod- ranchh. Fireplace. Dlnlnic room. TThreh e bedrooms, V/i baths. Two-car ga- area, 25' living ronm and carport. an tccond floor. Full bi«merit «ml ern kitchen and tile powder bedroom*. Electric kitchen. Den. Bar- Day. SH 7-4346, #v#nlnja -and Sunday HOLMDEL two-car garage, Gracious and refined. becue. Children'* play yard. Boating. rage. Tremendous value — $23, 8H 7-1275. 925.5(10. room. Full basement. Two-car 900. "CLOVER HILL" attached garage and covered Flahlnf. Duck ahootlng. S'^.OOO. FASHIONABLE — ARISTOCRATIC — RIVER OAKS COLONIAL — Spa- HOUSES FOR SALE In tht Country UIONIFICU patio, trees. Owner transferred. 804 River Rd., Fair Haven, N. J. Individually ityied home* on «t«* »| Cuitora-tmfft ranch on picturesque one Reduced to 132,000. cious living room, fireplace, three from ona to flva acref. 123.000 to K0,lui three bedrooms, OUTGROWN YOUR HOME? tiful shade trees. Finest location Quality, Charm and location two tllrr) hatha and den. One of Mid COUNTY RANCHER [Mrectiuna — Take Koine 34. on. mile tlletown'i bent — 923,000. Here is a completely modern Very special — $22,700. V/j acres of professionally •miih of Pleunnt Valley Unlit, turn ized and redecorated home in landscaped land. Large liv- aliarp rllht toward West on Clover COUNTRY LZVI.N'O — W»CL«T AtXKA Thompson Agency CLASSIC COLONIAL — Brand most convenient section of Fair ing room with beautiful fire- Hill ltd., proceed ". mil. to Clover Hill. nintlngulnheii ranch, ruatom built — Haven. Large entrance hall, spa- Since 1935 new. Eight rooms. Four bed- CALL BUlLDEft. «'H Mlil three bed rooms — two ceramic til** rooms, two tiled baths. Large liv- place, full size formal dining mtlm and a tiled kitchen. Living room. cious living room, formal dining OAKIIL'I'.ST — gli.riHun scmlblinus. room. Large kitchen with illning room, tun porcli, patio, wrought room, kitchen with breakfast low, HfCtuiled yd convenient, I11.SW1. ing room, fireplace. Formal din- MEKr> I.NI-AW ACCOMMODATIONS: Iron railing!. All thli neitlad In an breakfast room, four bed- icre of treei — S29.9D0. porch, fireplace, large open LITTLE Sll.VKR — CHIP mlnnlm ing room. Deluxe kitchen. Ma Five •nicloui family rnomi. tlleil halh. porch. Wall-to-wall carpeting. home. Klve moms. til* bath, fireplace. tiogany den. Two-car garage. In- rooms, two baths. Full size Torch. Kour-room. hnlli, apartment. (UVBrt PLAZA SECTION Vtry nlcrly locator!. |I5,!*00. den with connecting hallway . Biindec*. two-car a«rase. shop, base- Two-car gar«ge. Immaculate OCEANI'ORT AP.KA — Remorieleii an- dividual home in choice location, ment, landscaped, barbecue, plot 1SO» The ham* for a growing family. Four and powder room. Large out- hedrnomi and two hath*, living room, condition tor $24,900. oom honif. Stiacioua Rrovimla, bpatitl. Exceptional — $29,000. :no. 121.SOO. 111 trees, Hardens. .Low tai«a. 116.WM. side terrace surrounding dining room and kitchen. Full bate- Thla la the view from the terrace garden of one of Ttumion'l moat rn ent and TREES! — 1650 down *nd WEST i.ONa BRANCH — Exceptional- WIDE SELECTION screened porch. Two-car at- ou har* a 111,500 home. RENTALS ly fin? ranch. Hli rnoma, full cellar. beautiful rlverrront fltatei. A gracious, completely modernized nomt Lawrence J. Convenient tn schools an<1 shopptni. OF EXCLUSIVE HOMES tached garage. Moderate tax- takps full advantage nl the location. It features two living room*, LIKE A LOT? LAKEFRONT SPLIT-LEVEL - ,. .pnn. ..r.e^ ^ ,es. One of the finest New each wltn a huge fireplace, f,itnily room, dining room, and deluiff Loti tn build the rtream houne, Tree- Seven rooms, three bedrooms and TO BUY OR SELL MNCUOFT — Seven-room split level, Jersey locations. $37,900. tile powder room. Tliifre are two porches, one glassed and one iMAfilB COX AOBM.V studded, all utilltlea available, l,ocuai two baths, like new. $200 month lnaclou* nn/J altrnrlive. Teimr.spp Phone SHadyside 1-1017 Realtor! * Insilrors area. From $2,000 per lot. lone fHeai'e, Rcmmy irounrl*. Wom| _ accicniMl fcacn i» truly party size. On the second floor there are KManllilird Slue. l!l.'» Alto — King'* Highway — Lovely 'rt picnic glen. 125.0IM). LARGE COLONIAL four ln->ln«>iin uitli an «l.iiinliiiit.e of clos,.!*. n drea.ilng room, and I'nrtl iperk wtw'ited In: located muting nlat*ly Rolston Waterbury m.'MfON - • T»n-«lnrv rcilnnlnl. Hfvui nn-miB nooK SETTINO in mmirr Large living room, dining Oceannort llorriiuh CA 1tnme.» In historic Mltlilietnwn Village. 11M trf*. Modern rdnch affording two very large deluxe bntln. A modern three-room apartment adjoin! i na \ acr*. I'holre location. 9^7,. «jmr mis rhorrv living riium with flrr room, pine paneled kitchen, the he.ifd garaue. Absolutely no ri'lmlr* or renovations needed. The etil b t tffHM UKALTOK .MOHTC.AGKS IH)U. plncr. fi, nil ly ilinlnK rnoin. lovely Hitch U. a. M'KKL IIOMtS. N«» nioiiel. exceptional buy at rn, thrrr Mnn slzrtl hrrfriMiin*. t If seven bedrooms, four baths, iliH-it Is \l«lb!p In the lower rlKhl of Ihn picture. There Is a boalliDuis. IXSlltOK APPRAiSW5 Kront Hlrei-l Bank den and full basement. This "Roaa covereil cottage gon. mod- HIGHWAY 35. MIDDLETOWN Imth. full collar, mimtf Mtaclirrl. »1».. an Hvlarv. and a greenhouse i>n the property. .Subdivision of tha •rn." Oak Hill ltd. from Hwy. Sll Ifl71» •mil. Klnnn.l A. Armstrong. MS Proi- house, because of its unique acreage Is permissible and practical. Price (WHO. Rt.-gRELL St. BOR- OS 1-0600 lfi W'LST KHONT STUKKT prut A\i\. Mlllr Bllvrr. Sll 1-IMlO. at turn well at lleadd.n'a Cornet location has tremendous fu- LS AHKNOV, 600 Illver Itoiid, fair Haven — 811 7-4532. > Unlit O|irn (Inturilny and Humlay Eves.: OSborne 1-1443 •lltrnoont. Other sl/.ei. Cvet.tt H. HKD MASK, N. J. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE. ture potential. 127,000. Tlinrnt Co. oa 1-0083. OAKHUUBT — IMMEM1ATB Poiiea ilnn. ?>irnnm>ipMt-l«vf1. Itorm wltr Sll 7-3500 HUGE BRICK RANCH FAIH HAVEN — New liorijiim Oape dowi, garage. |l5.e0O. CA 2-79*1. House on a waterfront bluff. Cud, Buranalon attic, hot water heat, Best part of the Navesink Riv- large porch, cellar. Landscaped. |30,- HOUSES FOR f ALB HOUSES FOR SALE IHKl. 811 7-'J18». HII 1-SOMI. ELWOOO A. er. Large 19x28 living room, RAY STILLMAN ASSOCIATES" BKI.FOItl) 1NCOMK I'ltOI'EllTY. Two- AGENCY very large formal dining •lury rrnme Home. uiiMnlra apart room, large kitchen with din- "44 YEARS OF SURVICE" anrnl with thr«. room, and bath, renlttl. Ing area, three bedrooms, two J<'tiur rooina anil hnth down. I'roliertl ) HOMES - FARMS . WATERFRONTS - ESTATES 5S'xi;r l/w taieaiess , nrnr iinrei aam baths, den and full basement clltlruhes S55 Preipect Avtnut, Littl* Silver, N»w Jen«y and two-car attached garage. SHREWSBURY— Grounds 240x180: a pic- K-MH IIAVIIN - lluy 'rum liullder. ture-book home in a fine neighborhood. Three bed- Xiuv iTiiter hull tlirer lirilrnillil rmii'l SHadyiid* 1-4500 THIS IS YOUR CHANCE FOR CM riirnrr pint. CITIIIIIIII III" linlll. Inrgr A MODERATE HOME moms, jalousied porch, den and patio. Immaculate. lit lug ...HI.., iiui.liiii MK'titwi. limit li $19,000 wall ovfn aaal range, l-'ull rMlnr ivdl AllMsl'IIONd'H WKKKI.V sr'Ki'lAI. — (Inrimiis rtni'H In perleil ON DEEP WATER t-lnlhea ilryyEllU I-ii:MT nr KB H-IM.1. rnnillllori Ilraiilllul trirs snil imaliM. Allracllvr llvlnj nmrn willi hrlrk nrepirice. rmimy illnltm mom. 1t>hixr kililim, Ihres hcrlrnoiiis Complete with dock and bulk- RED BANK AREA Tall trees, chic three- T,OT OWNKVIK" snn lialh. Woiilil you bi'llev* It - Only |II,7M, A company moving from this area heading. Living room with bedroom ranch. Bay window, cellar, A-l location. offera a lowly mndrl home at a aacn- r'nUn-IIKIitldllM l.'DI.UNIAI. ram >• In iteslrahls locallon. l.ai|« In- fireplace, dining room, kitch- lie* price. Ihrefl boilrnoma, kllchen, Irti ror>tn sop.iraip 'lininic romn, deluxe kitchen, W recrfstir>a rnorn. Excellent, $27,000. illMlnit area, large airy living room, IWII hnllis Full n-lljir. a«ay and gnraK'. Thla liarnaln al IIKi'iOil. full basement, two-car garn^c, WATERFRONTS, RIVERFRONTS— gem H in lie inovrit to yuur Inl. (.'ml Tliis house Is presently being THIS) fill,"MAI, nn '» ai:i» set arnl'l Irfll Irers with ln, And others. Finest selection ever! ONE for $75,000; I'ri-llv IMMI r.-.r.iii it kllrlion. tui> hfilroi)iii« anil halh, K.I- decorated and modernized and null two-hfdroom Cnim Cud, e\pan< •llli-, Kill! n>ll«r, I.""' l««f«. A IHIIIIOIK IKIUM HI II4.6DO. the upstairs Is being finished. TWO for $85,1)00; THREE nt 555,000, and MANY •I'm sllH'. lull rellar. Urail-pnil si reft. KIMI'IIIIH HKVKIMI'lllM HANI'll •- Mint 1iiiiillllnn Irnlde slwl out. Taxes are very low and a MORE down lo $22,000. Call for appointment today. a^l»l ni-tWihorhnnd, Mil 7>'.'l<4. Knur hvui*!/'1 I'fJr'Him^, tllr- tint rt. ftcpnrii MitilnK r')ni fln-t't.tfi', IIUMK " I *l»l'»"Mii|r: kltrhfli, real opportunity at the price Wll.l.H CONUVKIt AllrJ.SUV Itrtidffiil *T'.| l'i---f,-ct tor liillilrrn, 4'>''[i of $21,000, Many Other Superb Offerings in Kdtilll K{, H'JIlnrlrr VtltKKt* KUMSON, FAIR HAVEN, Ufll.H S>: ER, I.'III'N'J'IIV IIOMKH ANIl M'|!K\HK :nl.KS'IAI, I'.ANi'K S :ir ,!,,(•'.m. i llollililel. Allnnllo mid Mnrllmrn urn- •," , Inlliv ':l tl. Inn ['Mm .i|i,inil'' fsnulv IIOl.MDI.I., MIDIM.ETOWN, SHUEWSHUKV, etc, inwiiainps kili'hi-li H>NI nih .1 IMIIIMII*. 'l'V r i llx.'l I Wll 0-ml»l •Making your dream* comt trut at a prlc* BOSIA V'uKKT. "'l.lnciiifl, Nn limiir, nl.l. CALL RAY STILLMAN l-'UD riiDim. Iwn hnths, ml imte hnti, you can afford It our builrvM!. Col! ui. IIIVKMVIKW I.IINII, I.IIW. IIAMIII.INll IIAM'II - Only l»u S>«ri AMAChed Kflrnsi*, full 1lnlKiMn<'n> *< ' n'l, *yi*r mi'l ii'iidu IMII. 'JJ- IIUHK riiol n UIUI f I r r |i I a > ,- Routo 35, Shrewsbury, N. J. »tn rntnliii'atlrui kllclc )! and dlnella, nri'l li'illt l.i I kilii-hi-* *r|Mir.•!•• luin.ly ilinjiix roi.in . .Mill* pin-Inn I,nt IIKIXU.V mi (.,-in,: Kililii'ii with I'lii* rntiliiiMa nii'l I'nnnli n nnitilpri, llir ri, t\urvm# ni'l / n»nK l,IMvllnl'"l'"""'l'iiiliiiprrpil IIM-IIMI. ''ill THE DOWSTRA AGENCY I ll l p|nr |.i..i.|r.| h |mrnt* SH 1-8600 ••II for 111,1)11, Hpiil li-i-rl ,im nr tiundrv ini, rlrnilal|n( hut aiai r oil hr>l. alturlitd Iwniir ««r«l« KIP9AVX, #.nit>.l m'n»r >ayi nail at |:7 W0, YKI «> hur ma k»y. **+"• r«r cent can lia aiiuiiini. Mil t- 91 E. FRONT ST- RED BANK (IIO» TEL. SH. 1*8700 r «tMe. twJ • ffKfnatfns one . Xov. 20; 1959 RED BANK itECISTER UOUSEffOftfAlE rilP.KK-VEAR OLD ranch, thrre bed J in "The Women of Italy," with room*, cabinet* in kitchen and uli Book particular attention to the fate oven. Wflll-lo-v.'Hll carpeting In llvlni UAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE MATTHEW J. GILL room. Can assume OI lonn. SH 1-07M ;hat obliges them to take lovers. That was to be sure almost a HOUSES FOR SALE — Your present home too "The Broker FAIR HAVEN — Three, bedroom*. 5 Pros- he declates flatly, than the failure He comes from an old family, climbed near the top. BEAUTIFULLY kANDSCAFSD.— Cus- roomi, well landscaped plot. 11,700 pect Ave.. Little Silver. 811 1-tSUO, without the historic and artistic CM p. m.-NBC-Tel*phot» Hour tom two-bedroom, secluded homt, de- down. 116,000. of a new edition of the once pop- and must keep pulling out a sil- Exciting Listings sirable neighborhood, offered at Uie RANCH-SPLlT-COLONlAIi or Car" Cod past that interferes with their The dancing Champions, Marge FHA appraisal of $12,500. ' home, (or sale, or lease. Immediate ular Chateaubriand. Or with equal present desire to live positively ver-box heirloom to remind u MIDDLETOWN CHOICE — Two-bed- Schancic Agency action If down payment Is S3.000 or contempt he dismisses the King's of it. She's a social newcomer, and Gower, will show their own Result of Trade-Ins room Mlllbrook «pllt level, owner In t Linden Pi. Red Bilk less. Call Crowell Agency, Middletown. and worthily. Their treasures use special interpretations of the mu- California, a bargain »t IW.200. SH 10391 OS 1-0(00. customary birthday awards to "12 so to speak, though she shares writers whose works are scrupu- up more money than they can sic of George Gershwin. Others AT HAZLET — Seven-room split level, V.j afford, the tourists bring in a with him a business acumen of SNYDER REALTORS baths, attractive living room, large MONMOUTH COUNTY lously innocent of anything that sorts: Like her mother, she hasinclude Ella Fitzgerald, Vic Da- modern kitchen, three bedrooms, 24* MRItOOATKH COURT is interesting." little but not enough to make up mone, Polly Bergen and Andre Applebroolc Agency Five Corners, Middletown recreation room, utility room, attached Nolln' la Creditors In I'rrsral for being a nuisance or to paylearned that men will pay for ( lalnu Aialntt.KMati* revin. A formidable lineup of RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. ***** 1M.M KIIIATK OCCUPANCY ESTATE OP HARRAL A. REDDEN, He scores the stupidity of pro- for the upkeep of monuments. what they want. OS 1-2590 or AT 1-3584 Fully turn lulled inducting WHN-IO-WBH vincial nobles, attacks the Jesuits entertainers on a class series. carpeting and drapes. CO 4-6421). DECEASED. So Florence is a contradiction, This is a novel put togethei OSborne 1-2300 Pumuant to the order of EDWARD savagely, criticizes St. Germain professionally, with all the essen • p. m.—CBS—Desllu Playhouse OWNERS SACRIFICE! Europe bound, C. RROEGE, Surrogate of the County to most strangers a dead and Walter Winchell guests and forces sacrifice split-level snle, land- of Monmnuth, this day made, on the society, thinks as little of the tiat ingredients but one. It has APPLEBROOK I Jos. P. Schwartz scaping and shrubbery galore, three application or the uniU'rHlRiied. Evelyn even dull past despite its Athen- Lloyd Bridges stars as an ex- Most unusual buy with 4% GI queen slzeil bedrooms, dining room, L. P.edden, Snle Executrix of the es-Chamber of Deputies as Daumier ian quality, to most residents as conflict suspense, worldliness cnrpclliiR, drapes, refrlKeriitor, combin- tate of the sakl Ilarrnl A. Rodden. »IK- did in a famous cartoon. sex, all manipulated skillfully fighter who becomes personally mortgage available. '54 ranch ation, everything practically new!! At- CHHflcil, notice In hprehy given to th? much a home here and now as involved with the chief of the on 'A acre enclosed with post 'n Agency tractive terms arranged!! Asking S1R.- credltora of said deceased to present When he praises he holds no your city or mine. It's the resi- But it has no meaning in human- 990! Call now. Immediate occupancy! to tlie said Sole Executrix their clainiR thing back, either. Beranger "can notorious Murder, Inc. "Lepke," rail fence. To be decorated as Adams Agency, 811 l-tolf»8, 16 Enst nder onth within six months from dents who win out, says Miss Mc- istic terms, it contain* hardly a semi-documentary drama, fca- 37 E. Newman Springs Rd. Bergen PI., Keii Bank. "24 hour «rv Ills date. be compared with the work of you desire for price given. Sur- Dated: Novemhrr fith. 105!>. Carthy who admires what they page that seems to me interest prising cellar with laundry, rec-Red Bank SH 7-3121lea" the greatest poet France has pro- ing, it leaves me indifferent. ures Winchell as.both narrator NEW MONMOUTH _ Three-bedroom EVKLYN L. REDDEN, have done and what they now do. and in his real-life role at the reation room, den and extra bed- colonial split, l',i bsths, large family 229 Prospect Avenue duced," he says; and confronted W. G. Rogers Uttte Sliver, N, J, The city which had a magnificent ntermediary who arranged the room. Two bedrooms, living- TERRIFIC THREE-FAMILY room, attached garage, full basement, by Byron, he is ready to swoon rise and a fall has become a city dining room, fine bath and kitch- dead and street. Many fine extras. Mesflra. Ahratnoff Apy. surrender of Louil Buchalter to BUY •Assume 4',£% G, I. mortgage. Alust lied Bank, N. J. with admiration. on its own, inhabited as other TWILIGHT OF THE TY en with gas range on ground sacrifice. Call OS 1-12(8. FBI head J. Edgar Hoover. Desi- Excellent opportunity to own a Attorneys. The one subject considered Italians say by "the most civ- RANTS. By Tad Szulc. Hoi floor. Combination doors and BUILDER'S EXPERIMENT Is our de-Nov. 13—20—27—Tlec. 4 $17.61 most often by this future author lu has had great success with sashes. Attached garage. $17,- six-room home with full base- light In ahowlng this, unusual ranch- ilized people in Italy." $4.50. crime stories )"Untouchables," •r. Llvinsi room vrHh fireplace, sep- MONMOUTH COUNTY of the two great novels "The Red 900. ment and attic and enjoy $2,100 arate family dining room, deluxe Kitcli- Miss McCarthy associates soc- Latin America remains terra etc.). MURROGATK'S COTKT and the Black" and "The Char- a year income from two addition- en with breakfast room, three huge ial and artistic achievements re- incognita to many North Ame RUMSON al apartments. All separate en- bedrooms, two baths, den, full cellar, lkf to Creditor* In Present terhouse of Parma" is of course TOMORROW built In garage. The many trees af- Malm* Ainlnot Kstatf* vealingly, and matches past and icans. Here is a perceptive ne S:M p. m.—NBC—Star Parade Unheard of bargain for location. trances and utilities, plus the po- ford, true country setting ftere Is a real ESTATE OK JOSEPH BAUBUTO, love. Rossini's basic failure, in book by a distinguished New York Three-bedroom '53 ranch on 92'x tential of making a fourth apart- buy at $21,500. Elwoou A. Armstrong DECEASED. his opinion—and it hardly com- present to get at secrets no one Gene Kelly, following the trail 256' plot close to river. To bement. All the furniture included Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Sil- Pursuant to the order of EDWARD else had discovered. Florence in Times correspondent which offers set by Fred Astalre, comes on ver. SH 1-4S00. C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County pensates for his witty and viva- a readable short course in modern decorated as you desire for pricefor only $17,900. Hurry on this! of Monmouth, thli day made, nn the cious music—is his inability to a large sense is a man's city; with his own special hour-long FOUR BEDROOMS Large living application of the undersigned, Anthony at least in its greatness it never South America, the trends shaping given. Paneled wall on fire- room, cherry dlnins room, 30' combi- Barlmlo, Admin 1st nit or of tthe estate write passion into a cantilena. taped variety show. This is the place side of living-dining room. NEW RANCH AND CAPE CODS nation recreation and family room, two ol ththe e salrlrtt JosepJhp h BbBarbutobut , , deceadd, was really a woman's. That its future and the dictator-mai first of three specials Gene is do- tile baths, tomorrows kitchen, today, noticti e U hherebeeb yy Kf e to tthe credi- He complains that Talma was Hardwood floors throughout. Custom-built six-room, l'/S-bath full cellar, do It yourself workroom, t f ll d makes this book all the more re- red years of the recent past. ing. Donald O'Connor and Carol wine cellar, laundry room, huge 'tor-tors of nalil deceased to present tn indifferent on stage as a lover. Screens and storm sashes. Full beauties with expansion facilities age garage attached. Sacrifice only said Administrator their claims under He is most severe with Scott. markable. It is superbly illus- Szulc probes the final hours o Lawrence team with Gene in •20,900. £ I wood A. Armstrong Real- oath within six month* from this date; cellar. Attached garage. Financ- and garages, situated in very fine Dated: November 6th. 1959. trated with 128 black-and-white what he describes as "the lonj numbers like "Has Anybody ing available. $21,900. tor, 635 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. In the depiction of love, he char area, close to public and parochi- SH 1-4500. ANTHONY BARBUTO, ges, the northern novelist was photos and 12 in color; they are age of dictators in Latin Amei Here Seen Kelly?" "Shall We al schools, shopping and transit; 5 Henry Drive, ARE YOU LOOKING for choice lo- New Monmouth, New Jersey. not the equal of either Mme. de mostly by Evelyn Hofer. ica. . . . finally in its twilight Dance?" and "Ballin' the Jack." reduced to $16,200.with top terms. cation? LOOK no further, three twin Mrssra. Abramoff A Apy, He takes the reader into the n sized bedroom, spacious living room 1* Monmouth Street. Flahaut-Souza in her novel "The This trio is also featured in a ROLAND PIERSON with fireplace, separate dining room, Red Bank» New Jersey* Countess de Forgy" or of Mme ITALIAN VILLAS AND PAL- gimes of Juan Peron of Argei five-part vaudebille routine. large deluxe kitchen, lull cellar, ga- Attorneys. RUMSON — Estate area, attract rage attached. Nesr all modes of trans- de La Fayette in her "The Prin- ACES. By Georgina Masson. Ab- tina, Marcos Perez Jimenez < 7:M p. m.-ABC-DIck Clark AGENCY portation, school and shopplnsr. Al! this Nov. 13-20-27—Dec. 4 $17.64 ive frame ranch, two huge bed- for only flS.SOO. Elwood A. Armstrong cess de Cleves." He docs an en-rams. $17.50. Venezuela, Gustavo Rojas Pinil Show REALTORS rooms, ceramic tiled bath with Realtor, B.15 Prospect Ave., Little Sil- NOTICE Hot, cramped and wealthy, of Colombia, Manuel Odria i ABC's personality kid plays host ver. SH 1-4900. separate glass • doored shower TO: MARJORIE L. CAMPBELL Venice set the pattern for those Peru and Getulio Vargas of Br, to Dodie Stevens, The Browns 300 Half Mile Rd. Red Bankstall, fireplace, hot air oil heat, LITTLE SILVER — Seven-room colon You are hereby summoned In a civil NOTICE OP TAX S.»I.K great palaces in which the rich zil. singing group and Billy Storm, air conditioner, full cellar, at- lai. Four bedrooms, separate dining action in the Superior Court of New BOROUGH Of RIIMSON, >'. J. SHadyside 1.7575-6 oom. bisement, garage, hot water oil Jersey, Instituted by Dry Dock Savings Notice of Sale of Property for Non- lived and loved it, The idea Latin America remains in fer-n their hit records and all that tached two-car garage, two pat-heat. Lovely trees. Deep plot. $17,000 Bank, and required to servo upon Pit- payment of Taxes. Assessments and aiklnR. On bun line and clone to grade ney, Hanlin A Ward. 900 Broad Street, Othnr Municipal Liens in the Borough spread in Italy, a land of small ment. But political maturity has jazz. For those who are young Mortgages — Insurance ios, about four acres. Asking nchool. Elwoori A. Armstrong Realtor, Newark 2, New Jersey, attorneys (or $38,000. S55 Pronpect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1the plaintiff, an answer to the cum-of Rumson, N. j. city states with enough security come far and is coming farther in heart, as they say. 4500. plaint filed In the Office of the Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby Riven lhat fast. The military has stood be- EXCLUSIVE WITH US of aald Court under Docket No. P-381- I, Mary M. O'Raurke. collector of the to indulge the taste for luxury, 8 p. m.-ABC-HIgh Road RUMSON — Inviting frame co- RIVERFRONT with bulkhead and dock..V), within 3A days after the last pub- taxing district of the Borough nf H.uni- display and comfort; there were hind democratic civilian regimes How isolation and slow death Ranch, three bedrooms. Hying lonial, three large bedrooms, Charming eight-room colonial. 22' liv-lication of this notice. If you fall to son. County of Mnntnonlti, New Jpr- room, dining room, modern kitch- powder room, steam oil heat, at- ing; room, family dining room, Inrpc rto so. Judgment by default may hespy. pursuant to the authority nf the vast elaborate villas as big asafter helping them oust dictator- were avoided by two tiny villages kitchen with brcaklaat nook, lour bed- rendered against you for the relict Statues In such cato itiarte nnrt pro- Tuscan centers, in Rome, and ships. half way round the world from en, dead-end street, neaT trans- tached two-car garage, nicely rooms, den, or fifth lied room. Screen- demanded In the complaint. vtdeel, will BPII Ht public auctlnn on portation and schools, nice size planted plot, priced at $34,500. ed porch facing river. Full cellar* You should file your answer and tho lSth 59. at later as far south as Naples. Popular reaction showed that each other is shown on the "Men plot. Asking $16,500. I/iw taiei. Wonderful buy at KB.OOO. proof of service. In duplicate, with the th« Boroufih Council OliambP.rs. Me- There was a French interlude, the dictators—who varied widely Will Find a Way." John Gunther Elwoofl A. Armstrong Realtor, 555 Pros- Clerk of the Superior Court, state morial Borough Hull. P.unison. N. J., For Inspection Call pect Ave., Little Silver. SH_U5M. House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, In at 11 A. M.. the Inndi and real estate and a surge of English fashion— both as men and in techniques narrates this episode which shows LINCROFT RED BANK SPEC1AJ.J —Wiiy rent!!! accordance with the rules of civil herelnjifter rteacrlbed: and the period of the great con- of rule—erred basically in their how the people of Desphina, Thou sun d dollars flown covers legal practice nnd procedure. NAME I>ESCRIPTIOK AMOUNT Split level, three bedrooms, liv- DENNIS K. BYRNE feett, down payment, older four-bedroom The object of said action la to fore- Allencreitt, Inc. Blk. 53A, Lot 9 $3,308.61 structions ended as the 19th cen- conviction that given prosperity Greece, and Quintay, Chile, solv- ing room, recreation room with home. Large rooms. Immediate occu- close the mortgage dated January 20. The said lands and real estate will tury came in. there need not be individual free- ed their isolation problems fireplace, patio, laundry room, REATOR — INSUROR pancy. No paper work. Prlc« fH.900! 1935. between Howard Elkwood Camp- be nold to martf* the amount of the Approximately |128 monthly pays all'!! hell and Marjorle L. Cfttnpbcll, tils With a line informative text dom. through cooperative efforts. Good one-car attached garage, plot 8 West River Road Call now!! Adami Agency. SH 1-5098. wife, anil First Savings and Loan As, municipal Hens chnrReabie against the 16 East Rerjten PL, Red Bank. "21- soclatlon or East Patcrson, N. J., and on the tlrnt day of July. and a generous supply of maps, The population and political im productions. 100x150. Asking Jl 8,500. Hour Service." now held by Dry Dock Savings Bank j computed In the foregoing list, R unison, New Jersey by assignment, covering real estate together with interest on said amount this is a beautiful book contain- portance of Latin America is 10 p. m.—CBS—Guftsmoke FAIR HAVEN LITTLE SILVER SUPREME!! New commonly known as 22 Chapln Avenue, from the first day of July to the date ing 193 large-size photos. growing with tremendous rapid- When an elderly farmer (Elisha Telephone: RUmson 1-1150 three-bedroom or four-bedroom split. Rod Bank, N\ J., and you are made of sale, ami costs of such sal<\ Cape Cod, plaster walls, oil heat Cellar, separate dining room, large liv-a party defendant because you are a Said property will be sold In fee to ity. This book will be both in- Cook) reports to Matt Dillon that ing room with fireplace, trees, side- party to said mortRtieo and the bond such perflon as will purchase the name, fireplace, recreation room, base- walks, residential. St. Jnmes Pnrlsli. secured thereby antl hav« a dower In- subject to redemption Ht the Invent ETRUSCAN ART. By Raymond structive and interesting for thehis wife has left him after 37 ment. A real buy for $15,500. Thompson & Bartell. Inc. high ground!! Value at 125.20O!! Adams terest In the mortgaged premises. ratp of Interest, but In no case In ex-Bloch. New York Graphic Society. North American who wishes to years, Matt suspects foal play— Agency. 8H 1-5098. 16 East Bergen PI., October 30. 1050. cpsa of 8*T> per annum. The payment Red Bank. "S4-Hour Service." for the siilp ahull be marie befnri: $25.. be informed on an area of in- especially after a drifter tries to ACREAGE — Two plots, 200x367 Call SHadyside 7-5600 the conclusion nf the «ale. or the prop' VETERANS—No down payment. *79 PITNEY. lUP.niM * WAIID, ertv will be resold. The Etruscans in the last few creasing significance, sell some woman's clothes. An each, desirable location, map on Eves.-OS 1-0196 Open 7 Days per month. When a house like this Attorneys for Plaintiff old favorite which never had to file. Can be seen at any time. •ells for less, people will have to he Dry Dock Savings Bank. The said fiaic In held pursuant to decades have posed something Stan Swinton WKAT MORI IS THEM;? Chapter 5 of Title 54 of the Revlned rely on attacking Indians. Asking $8,000 for both lots. too broke to afford It at any price. Oct. 30-Nov. g—13-20 IIS.35 Statues. of a threat to the classical pos- Colonial styling, quality construction, Two large bedrooms, "woman's de- At any time hefore the sale, the itions assigned by scholars and LONDON (AP)—A little known wooded lot, preitlgs nelgnborhnort. light" science kitchen, full dormered MONMOUTH COUNTY tiers!fined will receive payment of the Ctnwr entrance, SI' llvlni toom with expansion atie, basement, range, alu- HliRROIi.VIK'S COURT amount due on any property with the historians to their contemporaries Russian who died 14 years ago fireplace, formal dln!n( room, four (t) minum combination storm windows and N'otlrit to Creditors Is rreseat Interest and conti Incurred up to the Ilivcr Plaza LAWLEY AGENCY bedrooms, 3*4 ceramic batbi, mahoia- screens, and located on a beautifully Claims Agalail Estate time of payment. the Greeks in their heyday and has started a sensation in Lon- ny paMlea family room, two-car at- landscaped lot. Excellent location. Im- ESTATE OP HENKY B. RAABB, to the Romans who succeeded don's artworld. The dance held by the firemen REALTORS tached garage. Separata laundry. mediate possession. 111,900 full price. DECEASED. Dated: November ID. 1D59. Non-vet M75 flown. The Ber« Agency, MARY M. G'ROt?rtKE. them in the Italian peninsula. in McGuire's Grove Saturday Brand new. and oompleu In every de- Kt. 35, MlddJMOwn, OS 1-100O. Pursuant to the order of KDWARO His name was Kasimir Mai- 100 State Hwy. 35, Red Bank tail. Unb«U«vable1 We\l, It Is ttu», C. BHOEGE. Surrogate ri th« County Collector of Taxea. They are still a people whose evlch, who died in obscurity un- night was a financial and social and we can prov« every urorcl. &E- New custom built three-bedroom area and family room. l!i baths, room, science kitchen, plastered walls, Sated: October 27th, 1959. CEASEII. this book for instance we learn London now is seeing the first Stobo. screen and storm suh. Wa think Iti two-car garage, full basement, alumi- JOHN B. AHPIN. JR. Notice la herehy given that the ac-about dancers, banquets, funerals, ranch within walking distance to a buy — aon't you? Prlca |>*,T50. num combination storm aash and Melville Street. counts of the subscriber. Administra- comprehensive exhibition of his town. Wall oven, built-in range screens, range, blinds, and located on Oakhurst, .V. J. tor of the estate of said incensed will athletes, warriors, fishing and work. The firemen answered a call an oversized fully landscaped lot. Ex-Messrs. Parsons. Labrecque, ... nuriltcd and stated by the Surro- music; we see the jewelry worn and birch cabinets. Oarage. Not cellent location. Immediate possession. Canznna tk Blair, gate of the County of Monmouth and Terence Mullaly, critic of The Tuesday night to extinguish an • development. Movie right in. 117,800 BHREWSBUnY RIVER RANCH S10.5OO full price. Non-vet 1315 down. 10 Broad Street, reported for settlement to The Monb-y the women. There are 100 mouth County Court, Probate. Division, Daily Telegraph summed up theelectrical fire in the home of $15,500. Two-bedroom home In eicellent condi- Th— e• Ber- g Agency• , m. 35, Middletown. Red Rank, New Jersey plates 11 by 15 inches, of which tion. Larga all-purpose room with alum- OS 1-1000. Attorney*. on Wednesday, the Twenty-third day reaction of the critics with these John Fischctte, Bruce Rd. inum combination Jalousie windows, of December A. D.. iflM, nt 10 o'clock 7t are in color. Another in the VETKRANS---NO own payment. 116. Oct. 30—Nov. «—13-20 *17.«t s. in., nt th* County Court House, words: Three-bedroom split ranch on charming, modern kltenen, l*rg« liv- Monument and Court Streets, Free- Graphic Society's "Great Masters ing room with pine paneled fireplace 300 full price. A truly luxury home. MOMMOUTH COUNTY "He was an artist and design Thomas Arthur Beck, son of •bout '/j acre In excellent con- wall, dining room. One look and you'll buy ft. Immaculate hold, New Jersey, nt which time Ap- of the Past" series, it is a super- split levet with 3 bedrnnms. n; bathn. SURROGATE'S COURT pllcntion will be made for the allow- dition. Large family room. Mod- ancn of Commissions nnri Counsel fees. er of striking originality. We areMrs. William Beck, South Lake RANCH ON TREE4KAPED science, kltenen with built-in oven and Notice to Crrdltnra tn rtrstnt lative example of what an art ern kitchen. Plenty of closets. range, dining ares, recreation room, < ISIIIK Aulnsl Kstito Directions for dlntrlhutlon. Discharge gradually coming to realize the Dr., celebrated his first birthday ACRE PLUS lsundry room, attached garage, com- ESTATE OP EDWARD P.. SHOMO. of Firluctnry, nnd oth«r relief. extent of his influence." Attached garage. All this in Three bedrooms, modern kitchen with bination aluminum storm snnh; nn a DECEASED. Dntert November nth—A. P. lf»5D. book should be. Sunday with a family dinner in friendly well planned community. breakfsi„,„„.„.t. bar fireplac„,.„.„„e In living room, U sere completely landscaped lot. Non- Pursuant to tlift orrler of EDWARD NEW JERSEY TRUST COMPANV W. G. Rogers Behind the exhibition lies one his home. Guests were his grand- vet SW¥t down. The Rcre Agency, IU. C BROECJK. Surrogate of tho County OP LONC1 BRANCH. Price Unbelievable — $16,900. Of- large unfinished flen. eicellent loca. .15. Middletown. OR 1-1(100. of the strangest stories of art parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas t B nB nf Monmmnti, trits day made, on tlie By. CHAH1.RS T. MacLAIN fers considered for quick sale. l J^kinS"t2«?5oo.'""" ""' * ""*"' AIR HAVEN — Plv^ rooms and hnth. npplicatlon nf the unrierslcneri. Estelle Trust Officer, SHORT TERM. By Jay Rich- discovery. Fitt, and Mr. and Mrs. William tciml lor couple. 110,000. Phon« Sit Kllznhetli Shomo. solo Expculrl* of 174 Bronilway, ard Kennedy. World. $5.75. Malevich assembled the paint Beck. Jr., all of Kearny. Well kept four-bedroom split lev- RUMSON OLDER HOME I-MM. the rstate nf the siilrt Gdwnnl It. Long Branch, N. J. On nine acres offered for sale. Must he Shomn, deceased, notice Is ncrehy given Administrator.* While Paris. Grenoble and ings before World War I and sent el featuring large family kitchen Been to be appreciated. Asking 169,000. JUST REDUCED to W.000. Three bed- to the creditors of said decensetl to Charles W. Jones. Esq., with cabinets and counter space rooms, corner lot, full basement. In r»r»n«nl to the snld Bole Executrix their Counsellor nt Law, New York, Florida, Maine and them to Germany to be shown The Republican Club will meet galore. Extras include wall-to- Long Branch close to schools and town. claim* under oath within sit monthi 232 Ftrnadway, California are the general setting there. Tuesday night in the fire house. Information, call PR 4-38TK after « daily from this dHtp. 1/ing Branch, N. J. wall carpeting, enclosed sun GLAZEBROOK Dated: October I7th. 1050. IK 4« for this novel, the two points The war came, and with It the NAVESINK — IDEALLY LOCATED — Nov. 10-27— Dec. «—11 Leon Ztickermann, a member of porch, combination storm and H.IWxV Income property, colonial type E8TKLLK ELIZABETH SHOMO Russian Revolution. Malevich the Planning Board, will be guest AGENCY home. Two apartments - first floor 10 William St., screens, numerous built-ins, eel tour rooms, second floor three rooms. Fair Haven, N. J. chose to stay in the Soviet Union speaker. lar with workshop area and Avenue of Two Rivers Rumson Wnniierful opportunity to live without Wise, Wise A Wlchmann, Perhaps for reasons of persona pressure! Rhore Bay Agency. SH t.4341 M Brond St.. QUICKIES By KEN REYNOLDS patio. Asking $17,800. Rert nsnk. N. J., safety he never claimed his paint- RU 1-0954 Nights RU M074RED BANK — $13,150, three-bedronm Mrs. Herbert Damm, Nutswamp house on Spring Rt.. with flreplnci Attorneys. ings. They stayed in the care of and two-e^. . „ Oct. 30—Nov. fi—13—20 Rd., was hostess Wednesday night COI.TS NKCK ABBA—«»•««• 'aim. Call now for an- a German friend. GIVE YOURSELF A PRESENT: House, bsrn and oilltJillMlnBS. Fertile polntment. RU 1-5HKI. at a meeting in her home of the »nll. Ahout ') mile nf mail frontage. FAIH 1IAVKN NOTII'K • For nearly 40 years they were Scw-and-So Club. • HOME for Christmas. Charm Meal ss home or slock farm. An ex-KXCKPTtONATi PKTTINO FOR doctor . rutrlic ttal* nf |(ral KM1OTI mom. tw for the Unroijfch nf Nhrrwslniry, rminty Museum came across them by tiotne. Cozy fireplace in living nulMIng lots and acreage. Ranches, fully equipped njciimtninpr rooms, rircm of Alnnniouth nnd xtato of Now Jerspv, Mrs. Robert M, Grubbs, South room, a gem of a dining room oolnnlals, Cape Cods.* Price range Inir rnom. lavatory, office, Ilnme lm« hereby glvn nntlen that nccnntlntc \n chance and put them on show in S1I.M0 to 150.1)00. rrntfr hall. Urg* living rnnrn with the IHW rmulrlnR m« to tnnke the Amsterdam, Rome, Zurich and Lake Dr., celebrated his first with built-in cupboards, very fireplace, lovely family H In Inn room. unpaid (Men, (tsneBflnifnfn and other birthday with a party in his pretty kitchen. Bedroom, bath tiURft utiper del in* kitchen, ro wrier muniRlpnl chnrgea iiNflemied on land, now London, George V. Illmensee room, four b* rally* bung tin* wuh T.ITTI.B Ftl.VKf! nflrr desiTihPil, to mnkr ih*» amount Diane Beck, Kathy Yetka and •xtrns Included. This is truly a Rp yard. «nn, fJrctrlctty, *.'«t*r m. A MrtKATIf TAKINO V1HW of nrvo cliargriiMn JIK'UMHI nw\ l.unli on Uie painted in the Impressionist style.Jonathan Grubbs, HOME, 'lpri in innniMy payment of I39.1W. endlni scenes nf river ns. fnr SH III firm day of .inly Ift.'.li, nn comniitfri Soon, partly under the influence i»y csn rrnrh .n besinnlnc in' from tli In the tu\ IIHI, toK(!|H-r with mion-Nt ; nstlo! flltiistM n a hrond niilt of lnn>!. nn BfiM iitnmint from the firnt rlny tn of Gauguin, he was ustnj; bnUI $29,900 KATNNTOWN — 1 ii"fJ»Vln7ir«ni» rttnciC HW hulklienii. mo'lern sll brick runi-h the dntP u( Hiiln timl the pcwta «t urtlr. Members o! the fifth and nlxth plHrprl In perfect pniiflon tn enlov colorful images. Finally he moved (Minni> e rnmn. pcrrenni hrfp^fwsy, KH- nt |iiih||p viMiilut* lo mirii t'prxnnii an grades attended the youth con- Winter Rental — Two-bedroom -•K' > V» per cent ninrtBitifQ. tio Menti, sll the (IrllRhi* of river living, l.iixnrl. will imrrltnirp lh*» iwmn milijecl to re- Into completely nbstract paintings «ucst cottage on farm estate. niMly appolnti«fl, ernftrtl by skill in en-tlninpiinn nt tlie mwrni nitP of ttilerrnt. cert Tuesday in the Carlton thea- JMlKlt. Hit \-77"X ilurn • s pliice of rsrp rlinrrn. r>nhrtM, ItPHltorn. 604) • ncntn** It.fk'i') H yrnr, \,n\\tln<',fipfR, AMnsjimxritf! 'White on White." It In a white ITiront propfrty; thre* houixit nn Rlvnr IM., Kalr llnven, Rll i-dM. nnd othnr Munlrlpiil (!hnrKP" on I ten I thrco acrrn, rrntH; lhro«-cnr i«r«|«, I'rojtertv «nd providing fnr ttio Collen. square set on an angle within ELLEN S. KAHl IIAVKN tion thnrt'of by (hn cremiftn nml Km A group of friend* md neigh- •mull cottfigt; rirMgiil waterfront; tllVKR niOllTH-Vlrve til lovely ]s«e. another white square, It sounds hori helped Mrs. Mlchiel Binaco, 1:13,000, Ultra private locution, This npnt simple but It made history and HAZELTON MIDDLRTOWN » Hui>nrh cxccntlva Davis La,, celebrate her birth- !• llttta known tn even T*tltl»ntfl nl The lAtd Innrin, tpMcfnentu, tiMxilln. now hangs tn the Now York Mu- hniiift, On* nhtt K'ttn, Uplll 1«v*l> Kfv* mtrrotinriltisf Kslr llnven. WWIed sir- rnpfitK nti'l rpnl pftlntrt tn he drdd »nd day Wednesday night. The party REALTOR tiD'lroomi tnr«* Imtlii, living, dlnlnt, linn. Center hull t^nlnnlsl, Knur Isrice seum of Modern Art, ki!c?ti>n oti'l il In ft I r>, di'tt with firi" bedrnnmi. Two liallm plus lavsl'irv. Inn fiumes of Ilifl iiAMnni Jiftarnaf wlinrn wns held In tho home of Mrs. iilitrp, #(irppniirj pfirrh. rointilct'ly mtr PnnHert ilen. florei'rieil porrh. I'lillfl. (iiilil idJiei hnvp hrrri tnln on arcminl Under the Soviets, with their IS W. River IM. r'ifi'MiififLfl. im' frnni KMrfWHimry 1{\v> ren's wmiinK pool sfnw, Asklnit iid.nnn. (if em-h imrcrl nrn nn fftllown; Ralph M»rlno, Davln L». IT, .'.''irliiinpr HtM'Mnn. "II1 Nnvfrtliirt Itlv ItllMell M lloruit l!iry|i,ir«. (Illlt UKrr N'anip% Uvti-rltitUm in^ ilcmnnri that nil art mint further |,,,t Commii'ii.-,: ends, Mulcvlch U'IVP nu f.i'i|:c lii itrcn Id SI'jii'iO'i. Kivcr H HI MISSI-S THE TURN Hi'In |mt. f"nri hn tiMiiiclil fi'i *tnnii \ ml W. up piiinllii;' for scvcrnl yenr*. KfCMIrili r'iri'illtrin, I'HIIV -'"-I Kiv it lMC-i11(iri, Nii'iiiM Itn nrrn, S.MT'.'i ' ii 'i;.' mi UiitliM1 iKiLili.nl proMiire IIP look ST, LOUIS (AP)-M«r,y people S',i m, HH |.hu7ii fV,*r. fi't li:i|ir t worn, |,HMter wn'M, I'NMKAflll I Pi' TKKMft |'ni,u iniiln, The cnln- IIIIVC trouble locntlnfi left-turn VKIKMA'.'M J.M-M , ,,li >,l0« tin. r, ATTKNTION IIKNIHX Aflli iinfl liffnrp Iliri i- I ut Lomion's WhlU'i'hii|>('l sljin.i In « city, hut nor. Jnck illiuis ii.mi, I'BMH, n-Ml itll IMmmlnin! (Till I V IMIIM H |. 111 \r\r\ ',' ( ) ('LOHINf 'fKliHI'lKlNM KXKi'l TIVKH | Tfrrlfn1 ixiy »i Jlti.tnn1 HtlirrwiNn ||K> |i| lii'itv w HI III! Olllon. I'OMTM! l-'mif fif>'|rfiH,,iii fprf»nlln Conr hflilriKiina, 'J\', hullifl, IntKi. llv iArt Onllory reproduces n self Hfiin, r.ri.'iitMry |i!>it f>4ih 'UniKfi lulll rrnmn. . riM'trntl< f(.IIMp[ IHAMKIi It. I'AI'IIKII. •*. li< it ti m'lincHi. I'll'" M VAftl' tiKIIOK^ |'l. MKt, JUNK r- f r •)•• liy n i:ust o( wind, Ills noso wim f,t, Mfitin IIKHIIO'*, fli" lilur (V'l., l'Alr II r.nwra, IlinUri, l.'i It shows Malevich nnd nnil 1011,; ":i iiotu using « Rogiitor W:N;», ;." 3', 4 Ice, (, II HI,*') faced. Idncturcil. Tomorrow's Comics and Crossword Pude STEVE ROPER By 3AVNDER3 mud OVERGARD 4 youa CAR is IN THE ALLEY. RED BANK REGISTER you use the Kaplan-Shelnwold ON 'IM'-rLL GIVE TM -TBUNK OPEM AMD THE MCTOH RUNNING/ System, you bid 1 NT, showing AT LAST, THERE CGASP/jiessoi NUMBER -you DID A •• WE'RE GOING FOR A HIDT GOOD JOB/ THE COUNTRY Friday, Nov. 20, 1959—23 balanced distribution and 12 to IS MO SOUND IN TWO, "JIGSAW/ THE HANDS THE LITTLE TOO Bridge 14 points. BACK ROOM GOOD/ North dealer East cannot lose by this play. OF THE TAILOR North-South vulnerable West has opened his top spade, SHOP BUT THE NORTH RASPING WHEE7E the seven, and it is clear that * 6 5 2 Of HEINIE'S " Column »AQ4 South must hold the missing high ANIMAL-LIKE * A J 6 spades, ace-jack-eight. South is BREATHING-- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD AQ J 10 9 bound to get two spade tricks, WEST EAST U.S. Masters Team Champion and the only question is which 4 7 3 4. K Q JO 9 4 side wins the first trick. •/ 9653 ¥872 In the bridge player's zoo, the• 10743 2* • 95 East wants South to win the duck is not a rare bird. It is + K7 aft A64 first trick. That leaves one spade a very useful play in which you SOUTH in West's hand. When South * A J 8 . , give up an early rather than a V K J 10 leads clubs, West steps up with late trick in a key suit. More- * KQ 8 the king of clubs and leads his over, is today's hand proves, * 8532 other spade. East forces out the what's sauce for the goose Is Nortl East South Wsst ace of spades and gets in with By WALT DISNEY •auce (or the gander. 1 * I A 2 NT Pais the ace of clubs in time to run MICKEY MOUSE 3 NT All Pass I MEAN SMOOTH SLEDDING West opens the seven of Opening lead — o>7 the rest of the spades. This holds spades, and the first player to South to eight tricks instead of FOR YOUR MIDGET AW,TUB«, MK.A4OUMU ten. duck picks up all the marbles. Join the progressive families ONE TMINS AIOITT Let's suppose that East makes TMAT BLIZZAKt7l A urn* set up his spades but cannot re DAILY QUESTION who slide over extra winter ex- IT'LU KSSr* THAT l-ATB TOCAVl ' the routine play of the queen of gain the lead to cash them. penses with the extra cash I SALESMAN PEST AWAV1 "spades. South ducks. That is, As dealer, you hold: Spades Either way South makes ten bring in. I'm O. Howie Hustles, he plays his low spade, allowing — A J 8, Hearts — K J 10," Dia- tricks. 'East to win the first trick. monds — K Q 8, Clubs - 8 5 3 the Register Classified ad who East returns the ten of spades, East Should Duck 2. What do you say? finds buyers for the toys, tools and South wins a finesse with the East can defeat the contract Answer: Bid one club. This and other things you'd like to jack. West follows suit with his by ducking at the first trick. is a terrible suit, of course, but sell. Dial SH 1-0010 now to put ' last spade. That is, he plays the nine ol you must bid something with 14 me to work and have smooth Now South has an easy time. spades instead of the queen. Thi points and this is all you can dosledding this winter on the extra He leads clubs to set up his ninth forces South to win the firsi if you use standard methods. II cash I get you. trick. If West wins the first trick with the jack of spades, for club, he cannot lead a spade. If otherwise South would win only East wins the first club, he can one spade trick. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean For Saturday. November 21 CROSSWORD PUZZLE *"•"" *• *••«•"•»•• '««'• ACROSS <-tn<1er1nlto> Present—For You and SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF article Yours- .. Money is prob- 1-PoasesB*o T-Revolut!on* 4-Collect ary lematic now, but less so if you »-Tho urlal S-I.ct fall hang on to it instead of throw* 11-Reverence D-Frlghtened U-Interlor ll)-Torrl.l ing it to the four winds! This 14-Pollceman 11-Slmlan is the diy for getting odds and (slnns) 36-AiiKcr ends cleared up so you'll have IB-Determine lS-Repulse 17-Salt at boric 20-Once around the evening and Sunday free to acid track enjoy yourself. Uneasiness re* 1«-N»tlvo metal 21-Babylonlan garding the right thing to do 10-Nufterer from hero Hanaen'o 12-BaHgcrlllct regarding a domestic situation disease ninmtTial continues through the day. 11-Ken caRlo J3-Fcmale :i-ncity (colloq.) ?6Hesm1rcI h Jl-Kdlblo sttrif !S-Cry of dovo 36-OrdImneo (aljl.r.i Past - • • November 21, 1783,Future • •. 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THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND 2*—Friday. Nor, M. 1959 BED BAXK BECISTEB Cross Urges fVR HAPPEN TO YOU? State College Pay Boosts NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — The president of Rutgers Univer- sity said yesterday faculty sal- aries must be increased at New Jersey's public colleges if they are to attract capable teaching staffs. Dr. Mason W. Gross, who heads Rutgers, the state university, pre- sented the university budget for 1960-61 at a hearing before state Budget Director Abram M. Ver- meulen. Rutgers wants the state to in- crease its operating budget by $3,981,024 to bring the total from the state to $17,131,910, slightly less than half the total Rutgers budget of $34,687,079. The rest would come from tuition and other university sources. HONOR MAN — Seaman Apprentice Dennis Redmond i* shown with his parents, Big Item Mr. and Mrs. Walter Redmond of 7 Ocean Ave, Highlands, after being selected A big Item in the budget in- crease is $621,800 which Rutgers Honor Man at graduation review ceremonies at the Great Lakes Naval Training © IMS, Kln» Future* Syndicate, Inc., wants to use to put into effect Center. With them, left, it Lt. Commander Charles F. Nelton, reviewing officer. the first half of a program to up- A recruit chief petty officer during hit basic training, the seaman reports to New- grade faculty salaries. In his prepared testimony, port, R. I., for assignment to the U. S- guided missile cruiier, Springfield, after Boardwalk Games May NotGross said he could notemphasixe completing hit leave at home this week. "too strongly my feeling about more adequate salaries for the development of vast areas of Be Legal for Months Yet teachers in our public colleges." ersey seashore. ames will not be "a cloak for "They are inadequate and they He added: FRENCH LANGUAGE LESSONS By DONALD F. BOIXES are unfair," he said. he carrying on of organized "The grim experience 'this fall TRENTON (AP) — New Jersey ;ambling and crime . . ." "Unless we can improve our taught by voters approved boardwalk and faculty salary scale, we will nei- with, eastern equine encephalitis The act prohibits the playing ther be able to hold some of the dramatized the need for further carnival games at the Nov. 3 for money or prizes of roulette NATIVE FRENCH WOMAN wferendum, but it probably will very good people we now have research, basic and applied, In wheels, card or dice games, bil- or to attract to our colleges the mosquito biology and mosquito be several months before they liards, pool, faro, slot machines, * Small Groups According to Age can be played legally. qualified and able people we need control." of {-track betting, wagers on to provide a high quality of educa- This is the opinion of Vincent sports contests, or machines • High School Students also Tutored P. Biunno, counsel to Gov. Rob- tion. Any other kind is « waste where the result depends on me- of the taxpayers' money." REASONABLE TUITION ert B. Meyner, who drafted chanical operation. CD Apathy Under the Rutgers proposal, all SH 1-7147 AFTER 5:30 AND WEEK-ENDS amendments to tighten up the There are so many other re- law before it was passed. faculty salaries in public colleges strictions that a games operator would go up. The salary of an in- 100% Ban-Lon The measure says municipal will really have to have his Is Noted ties can grant temporary licenses structor now between $4,750 and LITTLE SILVER — Jay Ber- heart (and bank account) in it. $6,178, for example, would be in- Immediately, pending adoption of Here are some of them: ;er, local Civil Defense-Disaster •tate rules. But the game para creased to between $5,237 and 1. Licensees must submit full $8,808 in the first stage. Later, it Control director, said today he graph goes on to say that games nformation to the municipality, agrees with Dr. Warren G. Fow Sport Shirt operators must get a state li- would go up to between $6,063 and for an annual license costing $10 $7,881. ler, Red Bank CD-DC director, cense before their temporary li- or more; and to the state, for an and Ronal Jacoubs, Fort Mon- cense becomes valid. annual license costing $100, for Approved mouth small arms instructor, in Confusing Barda... each games booth. Any false The plan already has been ap- their criticism of "lack of enthu- 5.98 It this sounds confusing, it is. statements can bring a $1,000 proved by the Rutgers board of siasm, operational organizations featuring But Biunno says the state li- fine and a year in jail. governors, state Board of Educa- and interest on the part of the tion, Civil Service Commission cense is "an overriding neces- 2. Officers, stockholders and public and surrounding com- a fine selection of • You'll like the soft, smooth, slim-like ap- •ity." operators of games corporations and the college salary committe munities" in Civil Defence mat- of New Jersey's state university There are also two other pro- must certify they are of good ters. pearance of this Ban-Loir miracle fabric. blems which may take several moral character and have never and state colleges. MEN'S months to work out — where the Gross said Rutgers expects en- Dr. Fowler and Mr. Jacoubs been convicted of crime. made .their remarks in a Civil games can be played, and what $15 Tops For PrUes rollment to increase by more than games are legal. 800 full time students next year. Defense talk last week in Red • 100% Washable we have it in Red, Black, 3. Prizes can not exceed $15 Bank, before Court St. James SUBURBAN COATS First, the games are allowed The additional staff to handle this per game in merchandise only, increase wilt cost $697,000, tip said. Catholic Daughters of America. Blue, Tan and White. only in municipalities which ap- and the prizes can not be re- The university president also But Mr. Berger was quick to the fine§t in style proved the boardwalk games ref- deemed for cash. They must be add he hoped that Little Silver erendum Nov. 3. The state is now warded at the end of each noted a request for a $60,000 in- and comfort at crease in the appropriation for was not included among those compiling a list of how many ;ame, right away. regarded as being apathetic. moderate prices. municipalities this involves, but mosquito research. He said it i! 4. The fee for playing can not "illustrative of what the invest it won't be ready until Decem- exceed 25 cents per game. "This borough has a completely ber. ment In research at the state unl. operational Civil Defense and 5. Any license, once issued, versity really means." And there is a second restric- can be suspended after a hearing Disaster Control organization o SIZES 36 to 46 tion that games may be played by the amusement games com- The research carried out at Rut close to 300 voluteers," he said, only "at a recognized amusemen gers, Gross said, led to the vlr "and is considered by all highe: missioner. tual wiping out of malaria In park or at a seashore or othei The commissioner stacks up county and state level authorities resort in that part thereof cus- New Jersey and produced control to be a model of organizational 179 BROAD ST. RED BANK as one of the moit powerful ad- methods which made possible tht tomarily constituting an amuse- ministrators in the state. perfection." ment or entertainment area ac- He will serve a four-year term cording to the customary under- at $14,000 a year, and will be in standing of said terms in the the State Department of Law and community . . ." Public Safety. Commissioner Powerful His rulings will have the force Does this mean that an opera- of law. He can limit a licensee to Open Tonight tor could set up a booth in a specific games. He can hold •mall children's amusement park hearings and subpoena witnes- alongside a lake or highway? ses. 'til 9 Are they recognized amusement No •Fifth Amendment' parks? He makes an annual report to Biunno says this will be up the Legislature and can make to the amusement games conv interim reports on any changes nissioner, who has not yet been in the law he feels are necessary. appointed. Anyone called before him can "This will have to be decided not take the fifth amendment, case by case. Rulings will de but must answer all questions or pend on the commissioner,' be hauled before Superior Court Biunno said. for a contempt citation. "There will be a lot of ques- He can restrict the number of tions which won't be answered licenses in a municipality to until this program gets rolling,' avoid monopoly or unfair com be added. petition, and restrict excessive What types of games will be al- advertising. lowed? Wide powers come from one This also it a question mark clause allowing him to establish category. Biunno said "A fair 'such other controls as the com- number of games which have missioner shall deem to be suit been running may not have been able and proper." lawful." One other question has arisen, He added that the popular num- particularly in Salem County: If bered wheels, which were in a municipality voted "no" on the control of the operator, probably games in the referendum, may it will be outlawed. Other games, get them later? The answer is like ring the bottle, rifle accuracy yes. contests and dart or ball throw- A petition to reverse the ver ing probably will be legal, he diet must be signed by IS per •aid. cent of the qualified voters in a Prohibitions municipality and then submitted The state wants to make sure, to a vote at the November, 1960, is it says in the law, that thi election.

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