WEATHER tossy. SHadytde 14010 Ugh la the 40s. Cloudy tonight, tow, 2S-4S. Cloudy tomorrow, Far AU DepartmeaU with ratal by eight. High, 50. See page 2. Ked Mank Kegister 1 Art Independent Newspaper Under Same Ownership wr Since 1878 IMUM Dtllr. Haider Ihrouih Friday, muni •• ttamt Clui Muter VOLUME 82, NO. 85 •l tht Port OHIct u IU4 Bank. M. >.. tmtn Un AM si Much J. im. RED BANK. N. J., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1959 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Say School Head Approve Great Ovation Refused to Follow Double GivenPresident Board's Request Sessions FREEHOLD - Full double FREEHOLD - A charge of In- sessions next year for the re- By Parliament subordination was leveled at Su-gional high school were approved Anna Cross, perintendent Robert B. Norria by board member J. William by a 7-2 vote at last night's Boyle (Freehold Borough) at Board of Education meeting. Interrupt 75, Dies In last night's Regional Board of Pupils from Freehold borough Education meeting. and norm of a line formed by Unveil N. Y. Fire Mr. Boyle charged that the su-Colt's Neck and the Smlthburg Address perintendent disregarded the Rds. will make up the 1,200 NEW YORK CITY-Miss Anr.a board's instructions to cancel a students attending the 7:40 to Crou, 75, a former Red Bank, school Halloween dance. 12:2} morning session. The re- 12 Times Jetport N. J.. resident, died in an apart- Mr. Boyle said that, had themaining NO students will attend ment'houte fire Sunday after- instructions had been issued at from 12:11 to S p. m. There will ATHENS (AP)—Greece's any but an executive session of noon at 2085 Lexington Ave., thil |be no hot meal* served at either lawmakers today gave city. the board, he would call for thesession. termination of Dr. Norrii' con- President Eisenhower's call Plans She wai found lying in the ves- The morning session will be tract for peace in freedom the tibule of a third floor apart Dr. Harris replied that be larger to accommodate athletes NEWARK (AP) - Plane for a tnent. Thirty families were evac- felt tba "bstraetieas" by tfca and' special cases. greatest parliamentary ova- major new airport to serve the uated during the fire. baud were advice, aad not a The freshmen class has been tion so far of his 22,000- New York Metropolitan area have Miss Cross was bora in Holm' |on double sessions the put two DSfNHOWn MMS INTO ATNINS — President Elsenhower stands in open car mjie good will tour. hem announced. The proposed del, daughter of the late Thomas Board president Vincent Foy years. aite la New Jersey's Great and Margaret Hylin Crou. She (Freehold Township), who ex- Two Vote end waves to cheering crowds as he rides into Athens with Greek King Paul at his A dozen times in half an Swamp in Morris County, 25 miles was a member of St. Paul's plained the background ot the Board members J. William side. Large crowds gathered along route into the city, to saa the President. He hour, members of the 300 west of Manhattan. Catholic Church, New York City. situation, said six members of Boyle (Freehold Borough) and The Port Authority of New Surviving are a brother, Ed-|the board hi an executive ses- Fred Von Rodeck (Marlboro flew to the Greek capital after step in Tehran, Iran. seat Parliament interrupted York, which unveiled the plane ward Cross of 8 Maple Ave., Red here yesterday, said a new center. sion Oct. 27 voted to cancel the Township) voted against the I AP Photo by radio from Athens) Eisenhower with applause Bank, and a sister, Mist EEliz-|oct. 30 dance because of one move. , that almost shook the raft for Jet traffic would be abeth Cross, New York City. fight in the school and rumors Mr. Boyle said he wanted by 1955, when the em's three The John E. Day Funeral of another. complete written outline of the ers of the 120-year-old major airports will reach capac- Home, Red Bank, is in charge of J The board at that time, be proposed program from the ad- Sonic Boom building. They rose to their ity- arrangements. said, felt it best not to have a ministration on curriculum, class Borough Hall Bids feet with a roar of yelling The authority told New Jersey large crowd at the high school on size and proof of necessity. He leaders the tract could be reach-' Halloween. said people wanted specific ans- Shakes Area; and hand-dapping when he ed from Manhattan in Mintaatss Dr. Norris said he first told wers, not generalities, and be told them that his message ground tnvel over % pcopoftQ Invitation the staff ot the cancellation, but didn't see now such answers Come In High Againcould be summed up in the Federal highway. .'••" retracted it after staff members could be found in the one para' Brings Calls The authority runs LaGuaidb convinced him there might be graph submitted ae explanation words: "Peace and friend* A |et plane-er two or three FAIR HAVEN — Bids totaling the building's architect, the firm Field and International Airport To Industry "trouble and repercussions" from for the need of double sessions. $80,865 for a proposed borough of Gerber, Pancani and Gross- ship in freedom." (Idlewild) in Queens, N. Y., aad the students. Mr. Boyle asked for the pro-—wu believed to have broke* the aeoad barrier yesterday at hall and library were received by man, Newark, to study the bids. Newark Airport. Only Idlewild la Mr. Beyle said- the responsi- posal in detail because "this ad' a disappointed Borough Council Some word on what council equipped BOW for pure Jet .traf- Is Extended bility tor running the school Is ministration previously has been 4:20 p. m. causlag a thunder- parted from hie prepared text like clap that shook wladewa last night plans to do will be disclosed at to ssy: fic. / '.' the beard's and set the stu-evasive and has deliberately mis- its next meting, Dec. 28, the may- The proposed 220-millton-doDar FREEHOLD - An industrial denta'. He aba said that there led the board many times.1 aad broke dishes in houses They are $13,865 higher than "I fad that here I us with lour of the county for realtors ware two ether dances that from Little Silver to Leonardo. the $67,000 the governing body or aaid. •tea who, Jike myself aad ell terminal would be 10.9M acres- and potential industries was an-night the students could have AaflaB_lae.ta1e>*ai§e^M ul* had hoped to spend for construc- It was the second time that Aateriesas, leva peace aad twice the site of Idlewild. How- Far Mrs. Edward Mallea, bids for the structure which is ever, It wltt probably be 197* be- nounced here yesterday by the Mr. Von Rodeck objected be- 220 Serial St> Red Bert, still tion of the building. Monmouth County Planning cause he saw no figures to Indi- Mayor Russell H. Minton said planned for River and Fair Ha- for It" fore the airport Is ready, the au- Board member Douglu T. •anew ever a Dec 7 ell burn- ven Rds., have come in too high. thority said, ;;,,. Board. Newbold (Atlantic Township) cate the need for double sesleone, er fire la her house, the soak he and the council will call in The rip-roaring demonstration The tour, planned for May, Islsaid, "Board decisions or opin- and he wanted the decision de- Bida received in July totaled The agency aaid three years of beast eaaaat only one things $91,683 and were rejected. An or-far exceeded the reception of his intended to show the advantages ions should carry more weight layed until after the school elec- the ell baner wu stowing «p message before two other parlia- studies had shown the need tor of the county to realtors from than the administration can re-tions in February. dinance appropriating $67,000 for a major airport west of the Hud- Second Cop the project wu adopted in May. ments he had addressed, Indian the metropolitan area and repre- ceive from any other source, According to Mr. VonRodeck'a and Iranian, on the son River to serva expanding pop- sentatives of desirable industries. whether from an executive meet- figures, the school has a seating Revise SpadflcaHaaa rased to the taken him so far to seven of the The county has 8,000 acrts ing or not" capacity of 2.5M or • Assaulted In Prior to readvertislng for bida 11 nations he win visit The states of New York available for industrial develop- Fred Voa Rodeck (Marlboro capacity of 2,00) by state stan- last month, council had its archi- and New Jersey must approve tba ment. Charles M. Pike, director, Township) stated that "If it dards. He expressed the opinion At tect revise the specifications and (See OVATION Pg. 2) announced at yesterday's meet- happens again, we will consider that single sessions could-be a bailer • a Fort Middletown include a number of alternates la Ing of the Panning Board. it insubordination." maintained by increasing- the ameers' barracks belli: ajs tee . . an, attempt to-bring the price Mr. Pike also announced that It wu brought out at the staff and Increasing the average BMCB PMflaW•sorNe aawMMd MPMMtfexplodede. AA1 MIDDLETOWN - For the down. ' >• than will be a five-week course meeting that there were no in-class sise up to 30. bafldjag deer was ripped elf. second day in a row, a member Fair Haven hu, never had Herter Challenges on local planning, to be held .In ddenta at the dance, which wu Joseph Delatush (HoweU Town' No ftajartos were reported. of the local police department municipal building.' Borough bus- Freehold « Wednesdays, start- attended by half the usual num. ship) nidi the school was built Ret Beak police headquar- has been, assaulted during his inesa is conducted in the fire ing Jan. 27. ber of students. for a capacity of MOO, and it ters was dehaged with calls lour of duty. . . - • house or in the homes of of- now haa an enroHnent of 1,980. abeat the Jet Beets. Ia keeplag Yesterday, Emerson, fe. Rich-lfidals. The police department with the season, a sergeaat ards. 44. of 56 Park Ave Bel- hu an office "in the flit bouse Stand by DeGaulle said the switchboard "wu lit ford, assaulted Patrolman Rob- also. Teachers in Shrewsbury, ap like a Ckristmu tree." PARIS (APWn a direct chal- Flying Colors art Olsen. Plans call for the proposed lenge to France, U.S. Secretory The Red Bark Register re- Patrolman Olsen wu protecting structure to contain the police calved at least a doiea calls Richard's wife, Mrs. Nellie Rich- headquarters u well u offices Seek Man of State Christian A. Herter to- Board Confer On Salaries For Mcllray ftsss asfsoas weaaerlagi wfeat ards while she waa moving her for the borough clerk, tax uses' day told the foreign ministers ot sor, tax collector, and mayor. the North Atlantic Alliance that taeaeleawaa. personal belongings from Rich- NATO must continue to integrate SHREWSBURY - Teachera FAIR HAVEN - Driving an Nearby Bsysbere ard'a house. The library would be Joined to In Theft and the Boar* ef Education laat ambulance was a new experi- Earlier in the day, Richards the borough hall, its military forces under one night conferred on a request by command. Regional ence for Councilman Jesse J. Ctn WW the CfMUawS MUM* assaulted' his wife, threw her Submitting the low general the faculty for salary increases Mcllray — but he came through Of $1,280 Herter'S remarks at the • for the 196041 year. MMsMewa paHee said they out of the house, and locked his construction bid wu Slender with frying colors. received snaay phase eaDa as small daughter in a room, police Builders, Inc., Riimson. The WEST LONG BRANCH - Po- Ing session of NATO's Survey Issued Miss Shirley Anderson, chair- And last night he waa honored reported. firm's figure wu $65,850, but miniiterisl review sharply under- man of the salary committee for that towaaato asking, "What lice last night issued a county lined the major task ofthesesslon KEANSBURG-Esrl B. Garri- for coming to the aid recently of was that I hot heard?" The girl subsequently was re- alarm for Peter Scarsi, about 34, son, county auperintendent of the teachers, later aaid the board the first aid squad by driving a leased from the room. (See BOROUGH HALL Pg. 2) —to resolve the differences divid- had taken the request under of Sunset Ave., Red Bank, oa a ing French President Charles De schools, presented a survey last heart attack victim to Riverview When the woman and Patrol- charge of grand larceny. aight for a regional high school She declined to reveal the Hospital. man Olsen approached the house, Gaulle from his Allies ia the salaries asked by the teachers, INDEX Police Chief Frank BllotU said North Atlantic Treaty Orgaaia- involving Keyport, Union Beach "I'd never driven an ambul- Richards came out and threw a Denies Scarsi ia believed to nave taken and Keansburg. PreaeatGalaa ance before," Mr. Mellray told punch which glanced off the aide tkm. De Gaulle has openly re- The present salary guide is:. $1,290 from the pocketbook of a jected the priadplo of integrated The report, which includes the governing body after a letter of the police officer's face. woman friend. construction and operating costs, Bachelofe degree, $4,000 to$6, .waa reed from Robert Matthews, Patrolman Olsen then knocked Worthless forces. replaces a report issued three 200; muter'e degree, $4,309 to first aM squad captain. ; The chief refused to Identify $6,500, and doctor'a degree, $4,- Richards to the ground, scrap- the woman Involved. months sgo. In it, Mr. Matthews not only ing his face. Check Count Herter spoke In a closed ses- The survey includes cost fig- 600 to $6,600. The guide provides dted Mr. Mcllray. but told also "It'a not that I don't want to. for annual increments of $220. Richards wu released in $100 I Just can't now, because it sion of the ministerial council. ares for a $2 million, four-year of the "excellent cooperation" bail lut night on charges of FREEHOLD - Albert M. Koitx A NATO spokesman reported his high achool, and a $2% million, The Janitorial staff also hu the squad receives from the assault and battery filed by both of 27 Cooper Ave., Long Branch, might hurt the person," the chief sU-year achool. iked for a conference to dis- police department and Borough pleaded not guilty yesterday be- uid. He aaid the alleged theft speech to a news conference. cuss higher salaries. the police officer and Mrs. Rich' happened et the woman'a home, The U.S. secretory mentioned According to the report, Keans- Clerk Roy W. Nelson. ards_ . fore County Judge John C. Glor- recent press reports Implying burg would pay an estimated 39 Tentative approval of the I960- Mr. Matthews said the squad He will receive a hearing Thurs-|?"» J» charge* of issuing worth- but did not give the address. 1 the United States might be plea- per cent of the construction costs 61 achool budget will be given sometimes runs into a manpow- day. less checks in Middletown in 1958. Chief Bitotta said the alleged 1 the board at its Jan. 11 er shortage — but help comas theft was discovered by the nlng withdrawals of forces from ef the four-year high achool witwithh * Sunday night, Detective Lt. According to Prosecutor Vin- Europe. He said these showed Keyport paying 37 per cent and meeting. from other sources when It is Joseph Me Carthy wu struck by cent P. Keuper, Koitz issued four woman about I p. m., shortly af- Union Beach, 24 per cent. II To Gat Therapy ter Scarsi had left her house. a fundamental mlaconceptloa of Leonard Reilly of Ocean Ave., checks totaling $746.42 to Chris- U.S. policy and that the United Estimated enrollments in 1992 Howard E. Matteson, principal, "Our first aid squad does a East Keansburg. Lt. Me Carthy tian E. Jensen of Old Village The woman, about the same for the four-year high school hu said 14 pupils will be given wonderful job." Mayor Russell suffered facial cuts trying to put Foods in August, 1951. age u Scarsi, had known the States intends to maintain Ita been set at approximately 1,001M0 speech therapy in the achool H. Mlnton said, "This year they Reilly in a cell. No trial date was set. Red Bank man about two or NATO commitment. and 1,600 for a six-year achool. The board voted lut month to have already answered more Stack Market Reilly also wu released in $100 Josephine Chandler of Lake- three months, Chief Bilotta said. Speaking of the concept of la- hire Philip Goldberg, director of wood Based on projected enrollments than 200 ca|ls - something of nmtj bail yesterday pending a Thura- Pleaded guilty to an accusa- tegrated defense, Herter said for 1902, Keansburg would pay speech and hearing at Monmouth e record. " W. I. Whke tion of possessing lottery alipa. that it waa on this buis that Medical Center, to give the dsy hearing. the United States makes ita con- 33 per cent of the operating costs therapy twice a week. The prosecutor said Mrs. Chan- Asks Death with 300 students. Union Besch, dler was picked up at the home tribution to NATO. He uld the 34 per cent with 392 students, Mr. Matteson said parents will of Louis Lerner, Sr., 323 Liberty idea of integrated defense la and Keyport, 31 per cent with be able to visit the therapy clas- St., Long Branch, Sept. 29 by For Foe more Important than ever. 134 students. ses at any time. police. At the time, Mr. Keuper De Gaulle has flatly rejected Operation costs, are computed Frederic Messina, board presi- aaid lottery slips were found in Uila concept in favor of nations an a per pupil buls, while build- dent, said persons attending clas- her possession. Of Castro retaining control of their own ing costs are based on assessed ses given In the Fern Ross An- Mrs. Chandler, who was repre- HAVANA (AP) - Fidel Cas- forces. However, he is under- valuation. nex by the Newark State Cottage sented by George Chsmlln, Red tro's military prosecutor demand- stood to have given assursnee Building and operating costs Extension Division are showing Bsnk, will be sentenced Jsn. 15. ed the death penalty for MaJ.that, at this time, he will with- for s six-year high school would a "tack of manners." Hs said Hubert Mates today after Castro draw no more French forces be about the ume for each dis- many persons are perking their appeared aa the star witness for from NATO. trict ss undsr the four-yesr plan. can In front of residents' drive- the prosecutor and delivered a According to Mr, Garrison, s ways on Obre PI. State Board seven-hour harangue in defense SO to 35-aere aits would be needed A contract was awarded to the of his revolutionary regime. Herter warned the ministers 'j£V. Consolidated Steal and Aluminum that any weakening ef the At- for the proposed school. No wca Matoa la on trial before a mili- tjon wu mentioned. Fence Co., Keallworth, for UN Gives OK lantic Alliance will undermine for 400 feet of chain link fence, tary court on charges of treason. the West In future Summit ne- He also noted that the existing Unsuccessful bidders were He waa arreated last October aft- Keyport High School could be er resigning u Castro's comman- gotiations with the Soviet Union. Guardian Fence Co., Newark, $1,' On Spending He said the ultimate Russisn ased for seventh and eighth 596; Cyclone Fence Co., Newark. der in Camaguey Province and grades If the districts adopted FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-The charging the bearded prime min- goala remain the same despite $1,699, and William F. Wittel sad any recent appearance of change. the six-year high achool plan, Co., Irvlngton, $1,725. application of the Board of ister's government waa Infiltrated School officials will study the Education to exceed the borrow- with Communists. Herter said the West must seek figures presented last night with The beard announced thai ing power of the township by tangible agreements with the So- public hearing oh a report by The prime minister charged the next meeting tentatively set $328,000 for a new school was ap- lhat Matos' resignation was part viet Union on two points— (1) for Jan. 29 In Keyport. the Rutgers University Division proved yesterday by Fred M. Arms control and (2) The divi- of Field Studies and Research, on of a plot to cause a crisis In Raubrlrwr, state commissioner his government, The prosecutor sion of Germany and the related Notice the school's currlcullum, would of education. problem of Berlin, The acid test, I will not be responsible for anybe held In January. A tentative followed by accusing Matos of debts other than contracted by A referendum Is planned for touch'r.R off a seditloui move
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140 Iread Street Red Bank, N. J. SHadvside 7-4000 Kcd Hank Kqbto TODAY'S HERO JIM BISHOP: «M> Brttd Strtet, Ko< ktak, N. 1. SUM Highway *, MJdATettwt, It I. Reporter Eitrttlthti 1171 b) Iska H. Caek tad Htarj Claj The Actor ordered another ginger ale and he tat THOMAS mVTNG BROWN. Publisher IBS-IBI ver it, brooding silently as some men do when.they JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. lave been on the wagon for a long time. He is a good V. HARRY PENNINGTON, Prtductiaa Muugcr man with standing in his profession, but he regards Member ol the Associated Pren himself as an alcoholic and it must have required Tt« *iicclit>6 Pitii H tntlutil ucmtiveis to U» BM lot npvt)tctu«a Naan KM wn courage for him to Bay it, the first o u thu uwiptpu M will u *U »P niwi dluni time, to himself. Meatier Aadit RwtM tt Ciietlatlet There are all kinds of drinkers and Tho Red Bink RtitiMr tuumu no llninctai mpcnimumtt loi trpompbieai (iron la UnitM*- menu, but mil reprint, without chine. thtt part cf in advertliemmt In which tht tjrpoinpblm error The Actor ii what I would call a Bat occurs. Advirtiun will pleMa notlrjr tht muAjtBment immediately •! aoy error which mtr occur. Man. When he was on Broadway in a Tbif tewipapir auumei no reipooiibllltlei lor itttemenu of opinions la Ittttri from tu rvtdora. hit play, he would be dry for long Subscription PrlOB la Advutco On* year 119.00: •>• month* KM. Kmli copjr u counter. 1 tenu MafU eopj br Mil • cull periods and then, out of nothing, he wouldstart to hit the' bars along Eighth TUESDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1159 Ave. and his family would have to •fSHOP come'and get him. He was always tractable; always a gentleman. New Taxes—A 'Pandora's Box'? He never looked for trouble or started a fight Come to think of it, I never knew him to miss a performance It's getting to be that time of the i beable to fulfill its proper functions either. One time, he went onstage in a mellow glow year again — the time when the without them. and he missed a few lines. After the curtain, an actress New Jersey "new tax" advocates be- And without new forms of tax- said: "He'll go into the gutter like the rest of them." gin calling for the adoption of a sales ation, they say.the poor property The Actor heard it. He dreaded to think about it, tax or income tax. owner will soon be faced with -no but he did. He joined a chapter of Alcoholics Anony- This, they claim, will help take mous. It was the best move of his life. He has been alternative but to give up his house sober ever since. It is an unremitting struggle, as he the heavy burden off the state's and, in many cases, move back to tells it, but it has given him peace of mind and his property owners, who are already the city from where he came. wife now hums in the kitchen. staggering under a tax load that is Only last week a leading Rutgers We sat talking about it. as he watched the Ice the biggest in history. University economist predicted melt in the ginger ale. The Actor, a graying man with Led mainly by education organ- will be merely a matter of time be- straight black hair, is handsome and, now and then, izations and the League of Women fore the state will be forced to adop customers stopped by to ask him to autograph bits Voters, the "new tax" groups say an income tax or sales tax or both. THESE DAYS of menu and scraps of paper. He's a patient man. WILLIAM "My gripe is with yomfellows in the newspaper it is the only solution to provide We are the first to admit that By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY more money for schools, hospitals, an answer to the problem is not business," he said. "I've read a lot about alcoholism Sugar ia hot a icarca commodity. It is found plen- in the past year. I learned a little and the newspapers mental institutions, and other bad- pat or easy one. tifully in many countriei and ia manufactured from S. WHITE sometimes refer to a person as an ex-alcoholic. There ly needed state services. New Jersey's population is in- cane and beetg for commercial purposes. The fact that WASHINGTON —Sen. John F. is no such thing." Whether or not Gov. Robert B. creasing, everyone is crying for more sugar is the principal crop of Cuba does not mean Kennedy is the obvious sufterei "You mean," I said, "that the word ex is out Of that Cuba is the principal producer of sugar. The in the phoniest Presidential-yeai Meyner will be able to score another state services, and it looks as if the Issue in recent memory, the so place?" political coup and set forth a bal- school construction problem will be world production of augar in 1958 was called birth-control issue. "It's like saying an ex-diabetic or an ex-para- anced budget without new taxes will with us for many years to come. about 52 million tons, of which Cuba But other Democratic presiden- plegic," he said. "Alcoholism is a sickness. Once you provided 6,500,000 tons. The United tial candidates will do well rot have it, you always have it, even though you haven't :be interesting to see. Many New Where the state will get the States can be amply supplied without to enjpy Kennedy's embarrass- ment too much. For the real touched a drink in 20 years." He grinned. "What do Jersey residents hope so. funds to finance so many projects buying a pound of Cuban sugar. sufferer is likely to be the whole '•': Some politicians argue — and and programs is a good question. Democratic party, along with the you think would happen to a so-called former alco- The United States has stimulated ultimate Democratic nominee, holic if he took a slug?" . perhaps rightly so—that the answer We would still like to be con the growing of sugar in Cuba since whoever he may be. "He'd drink a hundred of them," I said. The Actor 1934 by paying over two cents per to New Jersey's fiscal problems do vinced that any new form of tax- First, for the background: (1 nodded. "The disease never leaves the patient. What- pound more than the world price. For A presidential advisory commls- pot rest with the introduction of new ation will not open up that "Pan- sion headed by William H. Dra- ever it is that makes booze and him mortal enemies 80K0UKV instance, the Russians bought sugar taxes. They call it a "Pandora's dora's Box" — because once it is the per suggested that our foreigr remains the same no matter how long he is off the from Cuba this year, paying 2.9 cents a pound while aid program should include in- Box" from where a small sales tax, screaming from state residents will stuff. Another thing I don't like is when a columnist at the same time the United States pays 5.23 cents formation on artificial birth pre- vention to those assisted coun- has a line about a man seen drunk in a bar, and men- for example, will suddenly grow and be long and loud. a pound. The United States has been paying Cuba, a tries requesting it. (2) The Ro-tions that he belongs to A.A. grow until it becomes repugnant to But what the taxpayers would dole of between 150 million to 180 million dollars a man Catholic bishops, regarding the people who have to continually really welcome is an honest and year, by paying the additional price for Cuban sugar. artificial birth prevention as im "You know what that does? It gives a half million moral, declared that American men the shakes, that's what it does. When we read Pfy»t. comprehensive effort to economiz There can be no economic justification for this dole; Catholics would support no pro- it'is strictly political. gram promoting such prevention about a member who is back drinking, it makes the ':' But there are still those who will in government — from Washington (3) A demand arose, notablj rest of us realize how short the distance is between us argue that new taxes are desperate- all the way down the line to local Several suggestions have been made for an equa- among Protestant clergymen, ble and proper solution to our political problems with that Catholic presidential aspir- and the nearest bottle. Why mention Alcoholics Anon- ly needed — and the state will not municipalities. Cuba. One is to pay the world price for sugar. This ants say whether the Catholic ymous?" bishops' statement would be would deprive Castro of the dole. Another is to stop "binding" on them. The ou I said I didn't know. 1 tried to turn the conversa- list. Recipients were asked buying Cuban sugar altogether. standing Catholic presidential as- tion to a lighter vein. I told The Actor that Nelson YOUR MONEY'S WORTH send in contributions, in ex- pirant it, of course, Sen. Ken- Benedict, the Hemingway of Fish and Game Column- Another suggestion that has been made along nedy. change for the pictures, for the these lines is that we actually pay the higher price for ists, was at "21" one noon and heard a stranger say Red Cross or Heart Fund, Birth control involves deepl; By LOUIS J. LEFKOWITZ reality, the dollars went straight Cuban sugar but that we put the amount above the held and deeply differing privati that Jim Bishop was an alcoholic and he wondered into the faker's personal check' world price in escrow for the Cuban people and/or moral and religious convictions how the heck he could be ossified at ten in the morn- Attorney General, State of New York ing account to compensate American persons and firms whoie which are no concern of this column. And all the clergymen ing and still write a column. In New York state the prob- property in Cuba is confiscated by Castro's govern- (Sylvia Porter is on vacation) lem became so acute that lasl in this controversy are entitled, Benedict, who is always helpful, told the stranger February a Bureau of Charity ment and even obliged, as theological Americans are the most char- do not hesitate to impersonate ltaders, to make any commenl that Bishop lives a few blocks from him and that he Frauds and Compliance was es- The argument In favor of the latter proposal is itable and kind-hearted of all prominent citizens to achieve tablished in the Attorney Gen- their consciences tell them to doesn't write the column himself: he pays a dwarf their aims. Frauds and imposi- eral's Office to help enforce the as follows: make. to do it. The Actor didn't think this was funny. He people. Seldom do they fiil to tion are practiced by some dis- respond to the need of their fel- laws designed to regulate solici- 1. The extra amount over the world price that Politics! Fact knows that I used to love to indulge in a Saturday honest promoters to take advant- tations. Twenty-three o t h e low man. They contribute an es- age of the American people, who the United States pays for sugar was intended for the The fundamental political fact night beer bag, but that those days have been dead states and the District cf Co- of the case, however, is simply timated $7,100,- are often generous to the point lumbia have similar laws. benefit of the Cuban people. The United States has a long time. I still smoke too much and eat too much, of gullibility. that—• political fact and not 000,000 • year Just since February, this bu- no desire to deprive the Cuban people of this benefit matter of morals or of opinion but I intend to hang onto those vices. philanthro- A "National Kids Day Found* reau has received approximate^ but recognizes that a foul regime has been established all. There it not now. and nevei tion" on the West Coast raised I asked him if he had heard that some doctors 500 complaints from (he public, in Cuba by Fidel Castro in the guise of Humanismo. was, the slightest likelihood tha $3,978,000, then withheld $3,252/ The Better Business Bureau ami this government would try to are now working on a physical reason for alcoholism- is, In- 000 as the "cost of fund rais- other agendas are also delugi Some day, Cuba will need money to repair the physical nttke foreign aid dependent pot of ing." with complaints. The most com- and international relations damages done by Castro. any way on what other countries He shook his head no. "I don't know much about it," sizable A New York group took in mon ones are: We shall put that money in escrow for them; do or do not do about birth con- I said, "but there was an old doctor in Alabama named to $53,000 to train guide dogs for 1. Some promoters take trol. Seale Harris. He claimed that there was an opposite 2. By this means we make it known to Castro, to the Mind, before it had a trainer lion's share of profits. Rational political considera to diabetes, something called hyperinsulinism. In dia- or dog. Only $8,000 was left for the Cuban people, and to all Latin Americans that we • very 2. Names of legitimate organ! tion!, entirely tpart from moral betes, the body can't handle sugar. In hyperinsulinism, the training purposes when In- rations art used without author- are not antagonistic to any of these people but that considerations cither way, clea LEFKOWITZ drain oft vestigators checked the records. ity, to solicit funds by mall, til- ly forbid luch a step. Indeed, the body gobbles sugar faster than it can be ingested. 100 million to we are opposed to the establishment of Communistical Matey Grab ephone and through persona! even to make the suggestion wa Some of the victims turn to the bottle." 230 million dollars intended for calls. ly oriented dictatorships on the American continents an irresponsible act by the Dra- worthwhile causes. A promoter had the temerity to mail photographs of Presi- 3. Name. of prominent figures and that we shall employ whatever means are avail per Commission if it really wan The Actor drank his ginger ale and, made a face. The amount of money wiBch are flaunted without permission to befriend foreign aid as a con- He turned the glass in his hand. "I wonder what would dent Eisenhower to an extensive able to indicate our« disapproval; tinuing policy. fake charity^ promoters get to imprest donors. happen," he said, "if I ever got to like this stuff?" could: Often a legitimate philanthro 3. It would make it perfectly clear that whereat It was irresponsible because Help the Red Cross out of py is amazed to learn that ii we are a government governed by laws, we are not gave the world's Communists an too, has been victimized. A any financial crisis. so inflexible that we cannot adjust our laws to pro opportunity to cry that- th Put over heart, cancer, polio, first the directors express skepti- United States was attempting to muscular dystrophy and other cism, pleading they could not tect our interests; • force upon others its view on th "For Heaven's Sake, Don't Hit The Elephant1* worthwhile appeals. hive been "cheated" since they most intimate affairs through the received such "mbsUntiU" 4. We would-by this means also indicate that a Provide hundreds of summer ntw and friendly government would be treated by our power of "the almlghtly dollar." camps for underprivileged chil- tmounti. But the rudt awaken- It was irresponsible because dren. Ing comai when it is shown that government in a reciprocal friendly manner. intimated the possibility of a only a friction of funds eollKted Wipe out deficits of hospitals, Our difficulties in the Castro situation arise from action for which there is no pos- on the charity's bthalf aver sibility in fact. health and social service institu- reached tt. errors made by the State Department in its appraisal tions. It was irresponsible because Rule For Charity Givers: of the man, Fidel Castro, his associations, his brother, . The most vicious result of the birth rate Is highest In those You should give no quarter to Raul, his Communist affiliations, the Humanltmo very colored lands In Asia and these "charity" rackets is that the Dullness sharpshooter and their existence and operations movement, etc. It is a situation similar to that of Africa to which we art trying criminal who would undermine most to appeal. And it amount tend to undermine the confi- confidence In our great eco- China from 1945 to 1948. Always it is in the lower dence of some Americans in all ed to an implication that somi nomic Institutions and philan. scheloni of the State Department that these errors are one in power here would like charities. thropies. You help no one — made and the responsible men are too slow in catch- put a leutr value on btWei Cynicism Unfounded least of all tht charity - by those colored lands than else- There Is no need for such cyni- tHlng stupid. ing them. where. (It is ironic that many cism. The host of Immenidy The person who is in charge of the Bureau of of these professional liberals who useful, honest and competently endlessly denounce the American administered charitable and phil- TRAINING IN JAIL Intar-American Affairs is Roy R. Rubottom, Jr., who South for color discrimination are anthropic agencies In this coun- NEW YORK (AP) - Clergy is assistant secretary for inter-American affairs. He at the forefront of those who try—ind their honest fund rail- ment are going to Jail to learn ti has been in the State Department since 1947 and hat wish to discriminate, at to birth er§—never cause governments be prison chaplains. afalnit colored peoples tvtry any concern. had • good experience in Spain and in Latin American where,) They will take up residence at affairs. It is also a known fact that when Earl E. T. You should not stop contribut- Lewisburg (Pa.) Federal Penitcn Aatl-War ing to cliarlty Just because some tlary for periods of three to Y. Smith was appointed to be our ambassador to Cuba, purported charities are un- months to receive clinical train- he was briefed not by a State Department official but And thoso who wish to be fal worthy. None of your money will ing in how to fill the rellgloui In a political year might con h^ wasted If you give Intclll- needs of prison inmates. by Herbert Matthews of Tho New York Times, a news- sldcr this: no one, for illustr RWtly—If you know the cnusc paperman with anti-Batista leanings. tion, has demanded that Vli The plan was worked out b; President Nixon announce whet you are supporting. the U. 6. Bursiu of Priions and This unusual procedure wns arranged by William But bo wary of ilick promoters er, ai President and commsndet the National Council ol Cliurchcj In-chlcf of tlio armed forces., h who renp fortunes through n Each trainee will receive an nn A. Wicland of the Office of Caribbean and Mexican thousand and one sckrmcs. They would bo "Ixiund" by the anil mini nolary of $4,040 from the Affairs, who enmo into tho Stato Department by wuy wnr convictions of his Quake hurt the donor, Iho philanthropy Bureau of Prisons, of a newspaper career in Cuba. Ho entered tlio Foreign and (host! who need ntd, fnllh. "Tho mcanlnR of this ag Service In 1941 and served in Latin American countries, If lie wcro asked inch a quei Ihfl victims «rc not always ment," says tho NCC's Rev, Marl thn uffltifnl conlrlljiilors, The It oujjlit to be the business of tho Senate foreign lion, Mr, Nixon no doubt won (| Shcdron, "Is that tho Diircnii reply Just on Mr. Kennedy r whll" <' ll'ir WIIKI! oiirnern and Minn has rccoRitlral tho uci" relation!) committee to discover, publicly, why such tllilM' III low lliCDIIlf IllllcliCld UK1 piled: that In Iho km nnnlyn: for more Intensive cllnlcnl pa colossal error wns niudo In relation to our over-quick hi' would bo IIOIIIKI, us PrcKlilcn nlio
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DtaaM F. Darts MONMOUTH BEACH — Mrt. ST. PAUL, Minn. - Mr. and NIW SUTI—Officer* of Mid-Monmourh Auxiliary to Family and Children* Service Joseph Wenzel, S Monmouth PI., Mr*. Donald W. Davis, of thU installed at a luncheon in Oeeuvllle Inn Friday ar». left to right. Mr*. Richard Wil- and Harry M. Hulick, 12 Corlies city, announce the engagement Ave., Eatontown, have announced of their daughter. Miss Dianna liamt, president; Mrs. Henry Weber, vice president; Mrs. John Colin, treasurer, and SI.500 PRESENTATION — Mr*. Robert W. Barnard, rttiring president of th« Never- the engagement of their daugh- Fay Davit, to Donald W. Trepp, Mrt. Martin Carbone, tecrttary. Mn. Rebert Yeager, retiring pretldent, entertained ter, Mist Agnes Margaret Hulick, son of Mr. and Mrt. W. J. Trepp, umiunk Auxiliary of Family and Children'* Service, presents a $1,500 check to the to Charlet E. Schulz, son of Mr. the membership at a Christmas sherry party in her home at 43 Hilltop Or., Lincroft. 43 Hence Rd., Fair Haven, N. J. tervice'i president, Mrs. Alton V. Event, for the benefit of the agency'i building and Mrs. Charlet a. Schulz, before the installation luncheon. ' ' , fund. The Auxiliary's new president, Mrs. Raymond L. Moore, looks on. Monmouth Pkwy., Monmouth Mlu Davis is a graduate of the Beach. University of Minnesota where Mrs. DeFazlo, Mn. Stcco and Mitt Hulick wat graduated •he 1* a member of Alpha Delta Mrt. Spotito wen named dele- from Red Bank High School. She Pi Sorority. She it currently Wellesley Club Liberty Hose gates to the executive council, Navarumsunk Auxiliary Installs; is employed as a secretary * jcond grade in subur- with Mn. Robert Mazza, as al- the Army Signal Equipment Sup- St. Paul. Plans for Tea Auxiliary Elects ternate. port Agency, Coles Area. Mr. Trepp, a graduate of Rum- A Christina* donation wia made Mr. Schulz is a graduate ot son High School, is a student a LITTLE SILVER-At a recent Mr*. Peter. DeFazIo was elect- by the auxiliary to.the Boonton Presents $1,500 to Building Fund Long Branch High School and the University of Minnesota. He meeting ot the Shore Wellesley ed president of the Ladies Auxil- Home for Firemen. A Ciirittmis Club at the home of Mrs. C. L. is employed at a mason by hit is a member of Delta Tau Delta lary of the Liberty Hose Com-to* wu made up for presenta- father. Charlet G. Schulz, gen- Fraternity. He formerly attend- Walker, Seven Bridge Rd., mem tion to the patients at Marlboro SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Ray- pany, Red Bank; 'Wednesday at eral contractor. The wedding it ed Lehigh University. An April bers made plans to hold a tea State Hospital. mond L. Moore, Fair Haven, was the annual Christmas buffet and Kitty Kelly: planned for May 21. wedding it planned. for prospective Wellesley atu- installed as president of the denti and their mothers Wednes- neeting. The. annual Christmas party Mitt Hulick was honored Sun- for children of the fire- company Navarumsunk Auxiliary of Fam- 1 day afternoon, Dec. 30, in the Others on the ilate^of officer* ily and Children's Service Thurs- ty at an engagement party in Long Branch; Mitt Diane Haller, and auxiliary will be held Sat- Clubhouse ot the Junior Service presented by the board of direc- day at a luncheon in The 'Veteran Mother-in-Law her home. Guests were Mr. and Atlantic Highlands; Mist Mar- urday, Dec. 19, at 2:30 p. m. in League of Red Bank, Center St., tors were Mn. Vincent Sacco, Shadowbrook. Mn. Frank Piperno and Miss jorie Doust, Portaupeck; Miss the fire house on White St. Gail Nelson, Matawan; Mr. and Kay Wenzel and Donald Wenzel, Rumson..' vice president; Mrt. Satvatore Es- The auxiliary presented $1,500 Prescribes Renunciation Mrs. Robert Schulz and Mario Red Bank, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walker, who is chairman posito, secretary; Mrs. Samuel Secret pall were revealed, gift* to Mrs. Alton V. Evans for the Ambmtio, West Long Branch; Joseph Wemel, Mr. and Mrs. of arrangements, hss named the Scalzo, treasurer, and Mrs. Jen- *ere exchanged, and Mn. An- benefit of the building fund of Dear Kitty Kelly: Dear Barbara: By all meant Mrs. Louise Burke, Shrewsbury; Charles G. Schulz, Mr. and Mrs. following chairmen: Mrs. William nle Sicilian), corresponding sec-oredrew Citarella wu given a itork Family and Children's • Service, I advise every mother ot a son pay a courtesy call to your boy Mn. William Hall, Little Silver; Everett Leissler, Mr. and Mrs Cozens ot New Shrewsbury, stu- retary. They will-be installed at mower, which she heads. Mrs. Evans about to marry to give herself friend's mother as soon as she Fred B. Schulte, Elberon; Mr. Donald Seibel, Mn. Ernest John- dent contacts; Mrs. Robert A. the next meeting,. Jan. 13, in Mn. Robert Borchardt won the reported that ground-breaking the "renunciation" treatment. It is able to see visitors. It makes and Mrs. Robert Hackett, Keans- son, Miss Martha Schulz, Miss Snedeker, Long Branch, refresh- the fire house. > attendance prize. ceremonies for the agency's new will save long years of heart- no difference whether or not burg; Mist Joan Dickey, West Marie Brazat, Thomas Malley ments; Mrs. Albert Gagnebin, building will be conducted tomor- break. A wise mother realizes her you are "going steady." Keansburg; Richard Bohnert, and John Schulz, all of this place. Fair Haven, invitations, and Mrs. row at 10 a. m. at Bath and son goes over to his wife's side And for heaven's sake, don't Lloyd F. Peskoe, New Shrews- West Sts., Long Branch. and her family. Regardless of press the issue. The boy friend ETIQUETTE bury, publicity. A layette and a basinette also whether she is a hussy or a fine, is the one who should do the In addition to the prospective were presented to Mrs. Evans as generous person, the weaning asking, not you. Don't be too student guests, young women ot a Christmas present to the agen- takes place. serious! the shore area now studying at DOROTHEA cy. Mrs. Robert W. Bernard, re- My own has been a long bit- AMY VANDERBILT Wellesley will attend to answer tiring president of the auxiliary, ter experience of 20 years. 1 have Dear Kitty Kelly: questions and serve as junior e . ' "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: separate cards. The extra cards made the presentations. seen my son in jail and visited hostesses. Local high school fac- A young relative of mine final. have rather a long Christmas and stamps won't break ut finan- Other officers installed were him behind bars because he beat ulty members are invited to sub- ly, after three long years of try- list. On this list are the names cially, but we've heard remarks WE ARE NOT Mrs. John Thorpe, Little Silver, his wife's lover; I have.sat in ing, became engaged to the most mit names of interested students vice president; Mrs. Edmund F. juvenile court and heard my two of two unmarried sisters who that the money could be saved. popular girl in our town. Since live at the same address. Some- -L. R., Lansing, Mich." to Mrs. Cozens so that they may Sickels, New Shrewsbury, secre- grandsons classified as delin- their engagement has been be invited to the tea. RENEWING OUR LEASE tary; Mrs. J. H. Bouwmeester, quents. My husband and I spent an- times I have used one card and The best way to handle this nounced he has changed so we enclosed a note to include both, is to address the envelope: Rumson, treasurer; Mrs. Wallace thousands of dollars helping this hardly know him. Barrett, Middletown, publicity family. Thank God, my son is addressing the envelope: 'The "The Gordons." Inside, It you Legion Auxiliary 8 White St. Red Bank secretary, and Mrs. F. Donald married to a fine, generous wom- He is late for their dates, re- Misses Jones' or, 'Misses Mary wish, if the older people are Chapin, Rumson, ways and an. However, I intend to keep a fused to show any interest in the and Alice Jones'. Recently I the parents of the wife, you means chairman. thousand miles between us. My things she is collecting for their have been told this is not correct. could add a little line to the Donates to Funds home, seldom takes her out, and Please tell me the proper way. effect that you with a Merry Mrs. William E. Beaty of Sum- advice is to kick the sons out and SHREWSBURY - The Ameri- let them paddle their own canoes; acts like a first-class tightwad. "And how are these two ladiet Christmas and a Happy New can Legion Auxiliary met for a son was a guest. Others attend- During a recent illness the girl introduced? I had supposed "Miss Year to Mr. and Mrs.—, too. ing were Mrs. Charles Vaux, very few have the intestinal Christmas party Thursday in the SAVE £ 30% stamina to take a stand with their suffered, he vetoed any sugges- Jones' and the younger one 'Miss It is very kind, however, to post home. Mrs. D. C. Buttfield, Mrs. tion to send her flowers saying, Alice Jones* (when they are to- tend such elderly people their OFF ON JEWELRY George O. Tamblyn, Mrs,, Rich- wives for amicable family rela- Donations were made to the tionships on both sides. "She knows I love her." gether.) - W. S.. Providence, own card, mailed separately. ard Dahlman, Mrs. Patterson R. I." It is, of course, a little ex- USS Arizona Memorial Fund, Vet- If he is this kind of lover, what Humphrey, Mrs. John G. Stew- Why aren't girls trained to fit travagant, but it may well pay erans Year-Round Program Fund will he be as a husband? Already Your method of addressing art, Mrs. Cortelyou Simonson, into in-law relationships. — A off in warm appreciation by and the department president's she is beginning to wonder if she them is correct. When intro- Mrs. Howard Dutcher and Mrs Mother-in-law. the recipient who may not get special project—replacing flags in has made a mistake. ducing them, when they are to- A. Edward Grudin. Dear Mother-in-law. Your very much msil. Veterans' Hospitals with new JO- I'd hate to see him lose her gether, you introduce them at star glags. STORE WIDE SALE bitterness is understandable. "The Misses Jones." LODGE HAS PARTY Incomprehensile as your for- because I know he loves her so "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: The attendance award was woo KEYPORT-A Christmas party mer daughter-in-law's actions much that I honestly think he I am a receptionist in a large by Mrs. Daniel C. Wood. Mrs. "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: and turkey dinner was held by may still seem, don't judge her despises himself. He comes from industrial plant. If a salesman Luise Alatsas received the spe- How would you address cards to also Lady Colfax Rebekah Lodge in too harshly. a long line of men who constant- gives a gilt, how should one ex- cial award. The next meeting is Odd Fellow's Hall Thursday. So many girls put aside dolls ly assert themselves as males by a married couple who hat a Jan. H. mother and father living with press appreciation? Should the Gifts were exchanged. It was to nurse babies, leaving no refusing to ever dry the dishes or g package be opened then and them announced the fruit cake project time before marriage for phys- change the baby. I'm sure he is whom you know equally there, even if there are other well? has been completed and calces ical or emotional development. afraid they will laugh at him if We have been addressing talesmen in the lobby, or what Cook's Delight Discounts On are being distributed. As a result, they remain hope- he reveals his true feelings. I've should be said end done? Also, lessly adolescent; they lack the tried in vain to convince him that Beginners Beauty should thank-you notes or cards physiological qualifications of a no real man fears love. Can you be tent out under these circum- Printed Pattern NEW CRUISE CLOTHES true wife and mother. How can help this misguided youth be- stances? you expect them to cope with fore he loses the girl who means more to him that his life?—Wor "Alto, If an employee of the HOURS: Monday thru Fri. 9:30 TO ?:00 SHERMAN'S the delicate mother-in-law and same company—not my immedi- daughter-in-law relationship? ried Relative. ate supervisor, but a supervisor Saturday «:30 to 5:00 I believe in a training course Dear Worried Relative: From of another department—gives for future wives but it shouldn't what you say, the boy, instead gift, what should be done in this stop with a course on how-to- of suppressing his emotions, is case as far as thank-you notes treat your mother-in-law. I revealing lack of self-confidence are concerned, and when should would carry the idea further by making like a cave man. In this package be opened?—M. L., sots Curtains and make it a school where any case it's very evident that CarixMdale, Pa girls would be taught the ups S-1O-12 he is busily tying himself into Some industrial plants have M-14-16 Draperies and downs of domesticity; and phsychological knots. But, deep regulations against reception; learn how best to adjust them- though your concern, let him ists accepting tuch gifts. Be 11-20 Slipcovers selves to their responsibilities. alone. •ure that you are permitted to Remain merely an onlooker. do so. If you are, thank the Bedspreads Dear Kitty Kelly: It the boy is intelligent enough talesman at the time, but do I have been dating a boy five to get engaged to the most pop- not open the gift at your desk. Linens months. He is 17 and I will soon ular girl in town, he's intelli- It it not necessary to write be 16. His mother is going to have gent enough to work out his him a thank-you note. You Venetian Blinds a major operation. Should I ask own salvation. However, U may open the gift—if It seems him to take me to see her? would do no harm to remind to be edible—when you are My friends tell me yes, they him that love Is only grown-up with the other girls If you care say he probably takes it for grant- when neither the man nor the to share it with them. How- ed that we are going steady1; woman dominates. One should ever, it it not improper to take Decorators Fj therefore it would be entire! supplement the other. it home to put under your own 45 Broad St. proper. Would you please give me Christmas tree. GAY AND CLMKWS RED BANK tome advice on how could I find Send your problem to Kitty Kel- If you get a gift from an- m Broad SI. out if we are going steady and if ly. Enclose a stamped, self-ad- other employee, think him or Shrewsbury SHI4MI I should go and tee hit mother. dressed envelope, and tdress her her at the time it It given to —Barbara. care of The Red Bank Register. you. Do not tend thtnk-you NEWYEARS card*
"DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: When one ha* many Christm card* to tend, It It permlitaMe MHY - Hit own birch wood hangers, to type the namet and addrettei on the envelopes or mutt they in our famaut ' exact duplicates of our hCtmtVHMU be written by hind?-C. J,, Schenectady, N. Y." FRENCH BALLROOM !! professional hanger, It Is customary to addres* . DUUXI DINNIR DANCINS ^v|| Cover your bed with color - penonsl Christmas cards by shaped to the natural curve fresh and fanciful tulip* in print, hand, but I aee no reaaon why 10 p. m. to I a. m. • p. m. till doting < *** plaid 'n' polka-dot tcrapt. business Christm** card* can- Famous Orchestra Neitemakeri of hit suit jacket. Two applique patchnt Stem* not have typewritten envelope*. In, 1tT*«.»1lfafU of biu binding or embroidery. If your handwriting it it Ineldentel Entertainment ^ff* Finished in polished black One block make* a pillow to legible, by alt meant type your Succeu apron! Everyone love* match quilt. Pattern «J0;ch»rtt; personal ctrdt, too, or very thli tmart style that protect* with anodiied brass hook direction*; pattern of patent*. carefully print the name* and you so prettily from spot* 'n' dreit optional •™»™. addresses in an effort to auiit Send thirty-five cent* (coins) iptaihei. For bathing baby, whip the pott office. and trouser clip. for thlt pattern—add 1 cents for up a terry-cloth vertlon. Tomor each pattern for first-class mail- row'* pattern: Women'* akin. RIStt VI EARLY-SH 7-2500 Gift peckage of three, 3.95, Ing, Send to Red Btnk Register, "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: Printed Pattern Nil: Ml**** Needlecrtft Dept, P.O. Box 111, I have 50 women working undei Site* Small (10,12); Medium (14 including 3-initiel monogram. Old Chelita Station, New York me and I would like to send al 16); Large (IS, 20). Medium tlie* II, N. Y, Print plainly pattern a Chrlstma* card. Most of th tike* 1% yirdi 3Mnch. women are mirrled and have Open to 9 thru December 23 number, name, addreu and tone. Printed direction! on each pit- children. How do I address card* Newl Newl New! Our I960 Molly Pitcher to these people? I do not know Urn part. Easier, accurate. Laura Wheeler Needlecrtft Book any of the husband* or children. Send thirty-five centi (colm) It ready NOWI Crammed with -L. C, Eaal Orange, N. J." tor this pattern — add 10 centi exciting, unusual, popular de- for each pattern for first-class At you are, of course, golnr; Broad and Front Sts., Red Bank sign* to crochet, knit, tew, em- mailing. Send to Marian Martin $• Hotel to send theic cords home, be broider, quilt, weave - fashion*, •ure to get the hutbandt Red Dank Register, Pattern " RIVIRSIOI AVI. MD IANK SHadydde 1-5300 home furnishings toys, gifts, bn- nomc* snd address each card Dcpl,, 212 West lllh St., New zar tilts. In tlio book FREE - to Mr, and Mrt, So-imd-no. It York, II, N. Y. Print plainly J (|ullt patterns. Hurry tend 25 l« not ncceiiary to Include the unme, addreu with zono, i OPEN HOUSE AT THE BAR cents for your copy. children, mid style number, JfltfM* Set tele**/ •MK BEOISTEB Ta«»Ar, D«.. IS, MW-« If n Doesn >t Please W* Open in School A roster of extra-curricular ac- tivities in Red BankHigh School, Husband, It's Sure to Sell 'rincipal George Saffa, shows that 31 organizations are either , ATLANTA, (AP) - Simonetta, presently active or getting under the noted Italian couturiere, never way. asks her hufband for his opinion Among the organizations be- on a design, although he too U coming active this week is the a drew designer. new Art Club. The club was "Generally the dress he doesn't formed by a group of students Ilk* it my best seller," she lays. who felt they are unable to ac- "Every time he doesn't like it. complish enough in their daily 44 and l believe in it, it has always minute art class. The club allow; bm my hit.' its members about an hour and half to work on any one of Hir husband is the equally fa- about 5] different phases of art, mous Fabianl. Simonetta says, including tempera, pastel* water- "We discus* business at home, otter, ink, oil, and air brush lo but not fashioa ideas. Neither painting, wood carving, pottery, of ui waata to be Influenced. The sculpture and stone cutting. first time ha atot my new col- Douglas Mcllvain is the club'i lections are at rehearsals about adviser. four or live days bttort the col- EATONTOWN —Stephen Ham- The Spanish Club, at a recent lection it shown." elburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-meeting, elected Martin Iselin thur Hamelburg, 22 Meadowbrook president. Other students elected Simonetta, a striUng brunette Ave., will make his Bar MiUvah were, Richard Towers, vice pres- with brown dancing ayes, was in ident, and Pat Lees, secretary. Atlanta for a fashion showing. Dec. 2( in Congregation Bnal Is- DfCORATION PROJICT—Pour members of Mrs. Myrtle Deileyr's fourth arede in She Intends to take back with her rael in Rumson. A reception in The club then discussed its perl Knollwood School, Fair Haven, left to right, Fenton Mecomber, Donna Mummert, the Crystal Brook Inn will follow i Red Bank high's annual Christ- some clothing tor her 12-year- Thomas Falatico and Sarite Seldin join in a class Christmas decorating project. Un- the services. Stephen is in mas program which features song old daughter. "The children's der the guidance of the Pair Haven Garden Club, the class made centerpieces of clothes here are divine," she seventh grade at Memorial School. ~ scripts from Red Bank's says. .' foreign language students. The pino boughs and ornaments. program, will be presented on Simonetta's took for fall Is Dec. 21, before an assembly reported that $375 was netted at simple by day: long suits, big Circle Wraps all students entered In for langu- Sisterhood Has last week's bazar. age courses. Curry Heads stoles, and the double-breasted Hanulclcah Program A fashion card party will be effect. Yule Gifts The Deutach Club, headed by held March 24 at 8 p. m. in the Her evening wear? "It is all Miss Andrea Manley, held its o A Hanukkah program was con-Red Bank Synagoguge. Mrs. Sey- LITTLE SILVER - The Eve- Aid Squad based on movement. The figure ganization meeting last week. ducted Thursday at a meeting of mour Wiesen and Mrs. Samuel ning Circle of the Women's So- There was a turnout of more than ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Ev- the Sisterhood of Congregation Morgovsky were named chair- is well in front. But there ciety of Christian Service of the » student!. are Wg panels la back that move erett Curry was elected presi- Beth Shalom in the synagogue at nen. Embury Methodist Church met The club, consisting of second dent of the First Aid Squad last when you walk or dance." Thursday in the home of Mrs. 186 Maple Ave. Participating in Hostesses were Mrs. ChaskowiU year German students, plans to week. ' . the ceremony were Mrs. Hyman and Mrs. Morris Hyman. She recalls with a smile how A. P. Hagen, 21 Pine Dr. study the topography and history Others elected were James Egi- Mrs. Robert E. Thompson led of Germany. dio, vice president; Elmer Gaw- Cohen, Mrs. Morry Chaskowitz, The first successful gun silen- bar own design operations have Mrs. Roy Sager, Mrs. Hannah changed since the end of World the group in Christmas carols. The Short-Cut and Puizle Clul ler, treasurer; Leslie Antonides, cer was Invented in 1909 by Hir- War H. "There were no fabrics Mrs. Harold E. WardeU gave the haa been formed by Dr. Amy secretary; William Posten, trus- Fisher, Mrs. Bernard Perlmutter am Maxim of Hartford, Conn. then, nothing. But the waiters in Christmas greeting. Chateauneuf, Red Bank High tee; Edward Conover, captain; and Mrs, Arnold Hartman. by Hiram Maxim o( Hartford, Italy have very nice cotton Toys and clothing for a local School mathematics teacher, Mr, Gawler, first lieutenant, and Mrs, Leroy Curtis, chairman, Conn. aprons. They made amusing family of six were gilt wrapped There are 22 members in the Mr, Posten, second lieutenant. IN ATLANTA-Simonetta of Rome in her favorite color-black things for the beach. by the club. "White elephant' club. They learn how to use short- gifts were exchanged. cuts in doing mathematical prob- —rates an admiring glance from a passerby. ' School Holding NATURAL Mrs. Eugen D. Van Der Vort, lems. They also learn to use the St. James CDA Shrewsbury, program chairman, slide-rule, and solve certain pu Patent Conclaves announced that at the Jan. U zles of ingenuity. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Colour Photograph! WALL TO WALL CARPETING Has Yule Party meeting a session on children's Pupils who have so far acted George Wuesthoff, grade school St. James Court, Catholic work will be held in the church as chairman of the meetings an principal here, announced that A TRULY PERSONAL BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED Daughters of America, held a hall. Larry Ashln, Joylan Butler an public school elementary confer- ences will be held todayand to- Courteous. Skilled Workmen Uileuj the Finest Christmas party Thursday in Red Mrs. Allan Beyer was a guest Stephen Hornberger. Bank Catholic High School audi at the meeting. Assisting Host- Freshmen sire nominating theii morrow. Christmas Gift Equipment and Products. torium. esses were Mrs. Edward W. An- Grades 1, 2 and 3 will be in candidates for the Student Coun To Be Forever Treasured CALL SH 7-2800 Mrs. Daniel Porzio, in the role derson, Little Silver, and Miss cil. continuous session until 12:30 of Santa Claui, distributed, gifts Ruth E. Ryer. Red Bank. The executive board has been p. m. of Babies to members. Mrs. Philip Mun giving speeches to the freshmen Grades 4 through t will be in ning and Mrs. Anthony Peduto in their history classes to explaf session until 12:45 p. m. The Son or Daughter were chairmen of the party. Mrs. Career Guidance teachers will dismiss classes to the Student Council, and the sy; Mother or Father LEON'S Carl Harris led the group in carol tern of elections. There will hold parental conferences. singing. Kits Available eight representatives elected, one Kindergarten classes will be 44.76 WHITE ST. SINCE 1912 RED IANK The many charitable organi conducted as usual. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - for each fifty persons. The elec- zation! to receive Christmas gifts tions will be this week. from the court were listed by Bradley Van Brunt, guidance CHRISTMAS AT SEA SPECIAL Mrs. Aloysiuj Patterson, grand director of the local high school, PEARL HARBOR — Instead of announced last week mat a ca- Firemen Have watching for signs of Santa's INTRODUCTORY A "Calico Ball" will be held reer guidance kit is now avail- reindeer this Christmas Eve, At- Open your Ian. 30 at McGuire's Grove, Mid- able in the school guidance office lantic Highlands, N. J. naval offi- OFFER dletown. Mrs. Hart Webber, for the use of students and adults Christmas Party cer Alfred L. Ferguson will be Check-Loan Account now — Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Poralo. of this area who wish Informaton ATLANTIC HICHLANDS-Six- keepinki pg g a more serioui s vigiil River Plata, are chairmen. Hart about jobs or scholarships, aboarbd d thh e radad r picket escort our $29.95 Webber will be caller and his The by USS Vance. orchestra will furnish square Board of Education. The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. t. use it Fir* Department in the Hofbrau •r ATPOINrMINT dance music. A "cake walk" The kit contains some 1,000 haus, Thursday night. 'erguson. Ensign Ferguson wil THE to be featured. pamphlets, reprints and post The toast was given by Coui be at sea helping to keep an SH 7.1514 when you need it; The next meeting is Jan. 14 in Van around-the-clock watch across 2,. RlCMUU SlMINJCi the auditorium. in 900 miles of ocean between the Pacific islands of Midway and goNtry SH MS7B Sea Bright Nome* of Everett Curry. pay nothing until you do! the publisher the kit, to keep Corsages were presented to the Kodiak. 3» MONMOUTH ST. Oejoa Wed. I M. Honor Roll Pupils it up to'date. ladies and the members collected Mr. Ferguson, who lives on Mr. Van Brunt invited parents, their annual pay checks. Fire Cooper Rd., is a 1958 graduate RID BANK •Ml f P. M. SEA BRIGHT — Thirteen stu of Yale University. Ivory family should hove a check-lean it In out of school youths and others Chief and Mrs. George Rich we dents have been, named to the to make use of the kit to hel| second period honor roil. guests of honor. Elmer Gawler addition to a savings or chocking account. With a solve job and education prob- and Michael Manlgrasao assisted To be on the honor roll, a pu- lemi. pil must have no grade lowe Mr. Phillips in the arrangements. check-loan account you do not havo la eharge your than a "B" and must have A" In conduct, Mrs. Helen Y. purchases or apply for thne-poynisot flnanclng. Sawyer, principal, said. Today's Women Named were, fourth grade, Di WfHERE yOU WORTe. nftfAT yOH WMfi ane Foreman, Carol Dodds, Rob' By DOROTHY ROE ert Redfield and Alice Pedenen: Associated Pram Weenea's Editor you want. Just write a chock on your choch^ooa fifth grade, Nancy Beekman, Pauline Welch, John Chlmento, It seems American women take can women work from necessity account and you have the money for things you need. Una Germano, Judy Hansen a dim view of the recent re- rather than choice. I've alway Bertha Young, Wendy Rate art marks of Abdol Hossein Hamu< felt it was better to provide nv eighth grade, Barbara Faelton vl, Iranian ambassador to the children with three meals a da' and Jane Abbey. United States, on the superior life and the benefits of a good edu of his sheltered and cherished cation than to sit at home defenc YULE PARTY _ ' countrywomen, who are protected ing my feminine rights." !f you can pay You can have *** from "all tt A feminine doctor In Clevelani this monthly: this much:' - such says: 'I am one of those working CrlaUual Waste Who Can Resist NOT OPENING $10 $240 at S p. m. in the Veterans oi wives he finds so little deserving Foreign Wars Post Home, Ba 1 It la a criminal wuto today $20 $410 g , y of his respect and admiration, for any woman not to nuke full AveA . GiftGif s wililll b e exchangeh d and writes an irate of Ham- $30 $720 refreshments den. Conn. "It is true that the Sod gawter^r %Lj£T Barton's Candies before Christmas $40 $960 American woman la not shielded hmt on brains and energy-o from the unpleasant thinggi in women as well as men." $50 $1,200 life. She has, perhaps, lost her Charming and sauve thougl The temptation, we admit will bo great, but in the tvtnt you find your* $75 $1,100 feminine right to be cherished Ambassador Hamtavl may be. I and protected. Her 'unveiling' have a sneaking susplcitton thai self "slipping," simply stash away enough of BertoVi gaily wrapped $100 $2,400 brought her face to face with the he it „<* e*jojto winning a No Fast Ride for grim reality of life for herslef bate with 10 anillk" n Amerii gift packages for yourself (and to give I for the entire Christmas season. and her family . . . she feels it working they a privilege to vote and pay her their dander upp. . He mayy nott fui- This way, "you can have your gift • end eat it too!" Blood Pressure taxes from her earnings. ly reall Q. /« "100 »f«s pur age" a ttM American wom Anyone may apply far a ctiosk'loan account. Na tnni way In tt« wAnl your Ancient Culture nke to be a part of the worl bland prtuurt ikeuU bet "It is true thahat as a nation wwee about them-nat Jush t spectators trip to the oanh Is necessary. Bvafyrhbf Is handled A. No. There ii no set rule about to centuries of an- on the sidelinee. They have minds what Ihe blood pressure "should" dent culture nor hold ourselves of their own, and some of trie: be. What is satisfactory for one the end product of a pure Wood ev^ wsfavpaj^ s^roasisj ojs^pojBB^tjeYv sja^^a^sjpjw V^s^sT s^usaja^ssj s^^aa^BjBjR^gasjBj o^pa/ have asked what these shelter* ptrion may not be suitable for line. We are people composed of Persian women think about. another, just' as some automo- talephana PRoohoM B-3100 and you wW havo It la every race, creed and color on The Ambassador, of cours biles run better with high octane the face of the gasoline: otheri do best with low earth and we has an answer for that: Mil utit mall, octane fuel. People, like can, are haven't yet, it seems, come to "Why naturally they (hi not all alike. Some folks in later that high degiee of polish that AouYWsn "men life may have a pressure of up- would enable us to give the Insult wards of 200, yet for them, all In the suave, European manner. things considered, it is a level at But the ingredients in our nation- which the body functions satisfac- al melting pot have produced a torily. Otheri of the same sie •HatfTKM ajiMlCfJU.CMiniv, ehawy, nut- CHniSTMM MTITS fOUaS - Imctow Itnts *f ptitiy it* nourishing stew—a stew of such ereMW aNoimse, Mtstiiy AmertoM in tssle with itrtMr-crtsnv fllllnatss In s llawni chocolate-nut, may have a pressure'of 120 or life-giving strength that the rest CM aeeatwNe. am eewies eeme N» a gifaMie mocha, rssptotrry, lemon, ckoeolale-wn. Csvtrtd wlttl 130 and for these individuals it of the world slU in hopeful an- em lerar set.) i i»,-si.se, t ise.-sj.TSi a us.. MttarawMt ctwwMts. Boi ot 24-tMt, lot d 40-MM. is just right. Blood pressure does tun. t Ne.-iMsj. tend to rise as we get older, How- ticipation of the Invitation to ever, other things hive a bearing share. on blood pressure. Emotions, ten- The remarks of Ihe Isdy from sion, diseases of ths kidneys or Connecticut art typical of fern- arteries, and diet —» all Influence inle reaction from all sections of blood pressure, If It Is clearly too the country, high, doctors have ways of bring- ing II down. If it Is too low the Writes a San Francisco career doctor will do things to bring woman: up a bit, Works All Day First National Bank It I work all dsy, coma home Freehold, New Jersey and cook dinner for my husband and two teen-age children, enter (Ittritlom dliKlii la Scintei f,dU I am Interested in a check-loon account Without ion, P.O. $o* 196, Hadlm Si. tain frequently and take an ac Sit,, N. Y, 10, N. Y, will it in. live part In community alfairs, obligation, mall me complete information Including Including oolitic*. My husband "flr»t-«nd-only" application necessary. cttporMi In ihm telumni whin UbU and I always have nomcthlnfi to cmSROLI ANB WAKMSD-KMp food warm In MA CMOC0LATI OKNAMINTS - Decorala your to talk about-md he still styi thli dual-pgrpos* e»inrolt of 21 haral gold- Chrlstmaa Iran,thanaat thadacorallonsl SwlatmllNcrwco> trlmmtd milk s •••. II comM on • smart, brass- lata, lollad lo look axactly Ilka raal Clulttmai trat bulbt. Name I'm clamorous, I'd hate to have Hnlth«d stand with lunolti, Flllad with Darton's An oicluslva Barton craatlon, 01ft bo* of 13 Union Dines sttswMhi • Wafflawtava FREEHOLD — The Monmouth 1ff» pane* from SIMS County Branch of the English RED BANK CLOTHING Speaking Union of the United States held its annual Michael- mas Dinner Friday at the Ameri- MANUFACTURING CO. can Hotel. The menu featured 210 W. PRONT ST. KID BANK roast beef and Yorkshire pudd- Opoa • «. sa, |» I p. aj. SH MOM ing. Guest speaker was John S. P. IS Bread St. R«d Bank Duncan, deputy director of the British Informaton Services In New York. Guests were eight British exchange teachers and scholars who are spending this academic year in New Jersey, MORE FEATURES Mrs. Frederick Frelinghuysen, these outstanding Holmdel, Branch president, han- see, hear and FINER FURNITURE dled the introductions and toast- ed the President of the United States. Sir Frederick Hervey- Bat- FINEST PERFORMANCE hurst of Rumson, branch first new Magnavox ...and you alwaya get more for your money! vice president, touted the Come in «d compare these exciting; new queen. Approximately 100 mem- Magnavox instruments with competitive models ben attended. coating much more. Prove to yourself why Hartley E. Howe, director of HOME ENTERTAINMENT VALUES! a magnificent Magnavox is truly the finest— Information for the parent organ- and your best buy-on any basis of comptrieont ization, congratulated the branch for Its scholarship program ENJOY THE which will enable a Monmouth MMEST PICTURE AMAZIHQNEW County resident to study at a SKCTACUiA* "STEREO "ALL-IN-ONE" British University next summer. THEATRE" MI-INCLUSIVE IN Ml TELEVISION STEREO MONOGRAPH Teachers, college seniors or ENTERTAINMENT CENTER graduate students who live with- in Monmouth County are eligible to attend one of the four sum- mer school programs at Oxford, London, Edinburgh or Birming- ham Universities, starting in July, I960. J. Howard Burnett, 70 Locust Ave., Red Bank, is scholarship committee chairman. He will accept applications through Jan. 31. Mr. Duncan told of his exper- iences In Africa ss British Gov- ernment adviser on constitutional and external affairs of the Su- dan. He cited the great achieve- ment in education in that area pay only since 1800, when there were only pennie* pe three mission schools with an en- penniei per day rollment of 90. By 1950, there • SuptrbFM/AM Radio 1,500 schools with more Imagine-* beautiful 24" Mafiuvos eomok Actually cotta you ltM than you would than 160,000 students enrolled, • Staroophonic Phonograph with two •pejtors—for the price of may aspect to pay for hi-fi alone! and schools are Increasing stead- ordinary snail-tenon tablet models! uy. • Qiant 24" Chromatic TV* An exhibition of books, maps j •nd prints of British schools and wentaiy TV wUh smaller semens tlwplf eetwat universities was arranged by Mn. omn mafk and picture* coma "alto" to bring you Walter A. Rullman and Quentln SBtavA aaaVanaBkaaaaaV ssaV^ assfliEai^si^l^ ^M ftaa^A^sftSBM^Bsttav • Two 1 Keith, both of Red Bank. am tnrauspi jnt miracie o? Htaajnanaai a^m ftfBfK atsiABtlAsBds) atarsophonlci: two separate sound systems—one beautiful furnituro Scout Leaders Biece. Six Magiuvoi speakers, including two 12" bats—«sdtieiva attaaal Aaaaaaat^B# siaWllflll Mainavoz automatic phonograph with Stereo Diamond Pick-up— Have Party FM/AM radio—and big picture 24" chromatic TV that brtofs fisaaVaSaMllfaVlt 4S>BB ftltJllelBl RARITAN TOWNSHIP - A jrou the new Steno-TslavisJon programs ... all (or the price of ^s^swVwv^P^eTfv Wp WsPiil^ , Christmas party was held at the one! Several styles; mahogany, cherry, dark American or light itsmaanry dessjn In e MfMy meeting of leaden of the Camp- Danish walnut finishes. fire Girls and Blue Birds In the Tto ARISTOCRAT home of n. Edward Birth, 14 Ro- ebony' priced TkeBROABVIIWM' land PI., Thursday, Slightly higher in mahwgsny, In The Campllre Girl candy sale, sow in progress, and a Christ- mss party to be held In Si, Ann's YOU ALWAYS 9*T MO*K FOR YOUR MONEY WITH A MAINIFICINT MAONAVOX Hall, Ketnsburg, tonight, were discussed. •24" diagonal measure 332 tq, in. picture Etch leader present received a lift from the grab bag, Refresh- ments were served. MAONAVOX QUALITY TV Participating were Mrs, Fran aa low aa tieMO ATLANTIC APPLIANCE lUDftlT TIRMS els Drenton, Mrs, Robert Simp- ARRANUD kins Mrs. Burton Leder, Mrs ...STIRIO •VSTBMS AOINCY STORE #8 THRU Joseph t'orrado, Mrs. W. If Hry from only e>79.wO an, Mrs, Georjjo McKay, Mrs, 21 IKOAD ST. RED IANK 0.1. CRIDIT Wumlell Glllluim, Mrs, Joseph Ready, Mrs, William Shoohan and LEWMIL''S OPIN IVININM 'TIL CHRISTMAS Mm. 'Iliomns Wlndle. *H 1.4100 t' Tuetday, Dec. 15, 1959-19 Section Two RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1959 7c PER COPY NJEA Asks Demos KeyportAdds Name Curry School Patrolman to For School Aid Hike Police Force Head in Middletown ?pear at the forum, stressed MIDDLETOWN-The Board of ough, Council there. He"«at *• TRENTON (AP)-The power- rising local taxes. KEYPORT—Jay M. Baker, 34, eated last year in a bid lor Ail N.J. Education Association The Democratic State Com- of W St. George PI, was ap-education last night appointed re-election to the governing body today presented its multl-miUion- pointed to the police department Sverett C, Curry as acting prin- dollar state aid program for im-mittee set up the all-day forum by Mayor and Council last night. and was beaten this year in the proving New Jersey education to to give the Democratic majority The action was taken as a re- cipal of the Intermediate School, •ace for the mayorality poet a special forum of Democratic the Assembly and the Demo- tult of a request by the Chamber Leonardo. Prior to coming to this system, legislators. cratic minority in tha Senate a of Commerce for more police He replaces Arch Shaw, who he taught for 10 years in Atlantic chance to find out what different Highlands. Dr. Fred L. Hipp, president segments of the state's popula- protection and traffic control in resigned last month to become of the teacher organization, one the business district. , irincipal of the Park Ridge High Former Principal tion want in the way of new Mr. Shaw was principal of the of the prominent lobbyists who laws in 1960. The addition gives the borough :hool. answered an invitation from the an U-rtian police force. Intermediate School for a year Democratic State Committee to 11 Topics Mr. Baker was born here and and a half. Prior to his appoint- All 44 Democrats in the UN educated in the local school sys- ment, he headed the high school Legislature were invited to the tem. For the past 12 years he guidance department. forum in tha Assembly chamber has been a laboratory operator The Board, on the recommend- Board Dusts 9 a. m. to a" p. m. It for the Hercules Powder Co., ation of Paul F. Lefever,-super- covered 11 topics-labor, educa- Parlin. intendent, nsmed Joseph Cole OH Unused tion, conflict of interest, assess- A Navy veteran of World Wsr head of the industrial arts depart- ments, consumer protection, pub- II, he has served as a special ment, replacing Mr. Curry. lic welfare and highway safety, policeman here for the past seven A teacher in the district for College Fundmental health, proposals for im. years. He is married and hss four years, Mr. Cole is a Navy proving administration of state one daughter. veteran, having served in World Red Bank's Board of Educa- mental and penal institutions, War 2 and the Korean Conflict. tion last night dusted off an civil rights and civil liberties, As a probationary patrolman Mr. Baker's starting salary will He also was employed by the old, unused scholarship fund. middle income housing, and the CHRISTMAS TOYS— Middletown Patrolman George Brown, Isft, deposits another Ford Motor Co., in Dearborn, , In a will filed Feb. 17, 1936attitud, e of the Democratic party be $3,500. box of toys in the basement of the MaHhaw Gill Real Estate Aganey, Rt. 36, Middle- In other, business, Council Mich. Rosa Weis left 13,500 to the toward control of legislation In other action, the board Board of Education, the interest through a caucus town, where they will be repaired and distributed to some 2t needy children on Dae; adopted an ordinance accepting 23. Patrolman Robert Olsen, center, sprays a bicycle while Mr. Gill, right, looks on. the state certificate of dissolu- awarded a contract to James from the fund to be used to pay Gov. Robert B. Meyner is tion of the Sewer Authority and Hicks, Red Bank, for clearing of for part of the tuition for a girl slated to address the forum Members of the local PBA are assisting the Bata Lamda Chaptar of tha Bata Sigma ; rescinding the original ordinance the site of the new. elementary graduate of Red Bank High 11:20 a. m. Phi national sorority in reconditioning tha toys. Tha woman's unit has bean repairing creating the authority, which was school - on Murphy Rd. Mr. School. Most of the groups presenting toys for the needy for four years. This is tha first year that tha PBA has assisted in adopted in February, 1957. Hicks submitted the low bid of For 23 years the money has their views in 10-minute talks Two emergency appropriations 3,250 lsst month for the project. been in a bank drawing interest, keep constant contact with the the program. __ . It also was reported that the but never used.' Legislature. were approved, one for $3,300 to cover final coats of repairing one Everett C. Cony board still has not received final Now tiio Rota Weil Scholarship They included the NJ. Manu- of the borough's water wells, and state approval on its building Fund totals $4,399. facturers Association, the state another for 11,500 for water Mr. Curry has been a teacher plans. The will provided the money Chamber of Commerce, the state New Jersey department salaries and wages. in the system for 16 years. Last Await Approval for a female honor student fi- CIO, the Council of Churches, State Defers Raritan yesr he was named head of the the State Bar Association, the Mayor Norman J. Currie an Officials hope to receive ap- nancially unable to attend col' nounced that the borough ha industrial arts department. proval by the end of the week , lege. The interest from the prin N.J. Congress of Parents and News Briefs Teachers, the State Grange, the made application for $50,000 in A resident of Atlantic High- so it can advertise (or bids on cipal would be used for tuition NEW YORK (AP) - Ned state waterfront aid, on a match- the addition to the Intermediate to a non-sectarian college. League of Women Voters, the High School Okay lands, he hu served on the Bor- N. J. Catholic Congress, the Amer- Parsekian, acting director of theing fund basis. School and the new elementary Or. M. Gregg Hibbs, superin< •Jew Jersey Division of Motor school. tendent of schools, said a scho- ican Jewish Congress, and the He said the aid, if granted, State Patrolmen's Benevolent As- Elementary Problem Looms; Vehicles, has asked safety of- would be used for bulkheadinf To Proclaim The resignations of the follow, larship may be awarded in June, sociation. idals from' the Northeastern in Keyport Harbor, which woul ing teschers were accepted: it a suitable candidate is found. states to cooperate in agree- also provide protection for An. Gertrude Paradis. first The will said that each year Would Back Tax Rush Middle Road Addition ments to penalise drivers for addition to the sewer plant, am grade, Bayview School; Mrs. Mil- candidate was found, the inter- Hipp, speaking for the educa- traffic violations In other states. Mother Seton, size from 3,000 to 2,300 square for possible construction of dred Grimm, fifth grade, Middle- est was to become part of the tion Association, again advocated RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The "We're interested in New Jersey boat basin or basins. 9 town School and Mrs. Barbara principal. aid to local school districts and state Division of Local Govern- feet. in full reciprocity in every sense The school, u shown in the The mayor also said that ac Venerable Bol, reading and geography said his group would support the meat yesterday reserved dect of the word," he said yesterday. cording to officials of the Cham teacher, Intermediate School. state taxes to pay for it. sion on the Board of Education's final plans, will accommodate "The time is fate. We have gone VATICAN CITY (AP) - Moth- 710 students, rated capacity, and ber of Commerce, the Board ol The following teachers ware GOP dub He also proposed an increase application for approval for, a too long to delay much longer." Freeholders ! is expected to ap- er Elitabeth Ann Seton came an- hired u replacements: Mrs. Es- in mimimum salaries for pub$1,500,00' 0 high school bond Is- 850, maximum. He spoke at the opening session other step closer today to becom- R. Thomas Jannarone, school prove the $44,000 Broad St. drain telle Yaraschuk, New Motmouth, lie school teachers and college ue. of the 24th annual highway safe- age project "before, the end oling the first U. S.-born saint of second grade, Middletown School.. List 1960 professors, a new building for the The decision may be announced superintendent, told the state Dl. ty and motor vehicle conference the Roman Catholic Church. vision of Local Government, that the year." $4400 per year; Mrs. Marilyn B. state Department of Education, Monday. liere. The county is to pay $33,000 The Vatican's Congregation of OndtVdonk, River Plaza, fifth elimination of the rule requiring Meanwhile, the board met. here the maximum enrollment will be Officer Slate reached within two years, or less, of theapost and the borough $11, Rites approved the virtues and grade. Middletown School, $9,000; school administrators to live in last night, after the bond hearing WASHINGTON (AP) - "It 000. heroic qualities ot the founder of and L. E. Doll, Mansfield, Pa., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The the city when they are employed, In Trenton, to start action on an-of the time the building is occu- may be that drug arteea are and revision of pension and so- pied. Council decided that one of thethe Sisters of Charity of St. Jo-Industrial Arts, high school, $6, nominating committee of the Reg- other level—the elementary fair and reasoaable," says Rep. first projects for 1960 will be to seph in America, a convert to 000. ular Republican Club hss ad-cial sreurity benefits, grades-rin line with the state's This means that by about 1964 Frank Thompson, Jr., (D-NJ.), start joint action with Matawan Catholicism who died-in 1821 at Mrs. Margit Toynbee, Rumson, vanced the following slate of offi The N.J. Taxpayers AAssociation warnini that more elementary an addition will be necessary, or "but If they're net, then the Township, before the Public Util- the age of 46. wu hired u a first grade teach- cers tor 1980: in a statement filed with the facilities must be built or the pupils will again be faced with cUsekrs should be smoked eat 0 ities Comrfflsiion, to obtain auto- On Friday will come the forer in the Bayview School at $5, Everett C. Curry, president; FZ^^J**: *"*!* system ^11 face the possibility double sessions. It was noted. and put as the rack." Tbaaap- matic signals at the Gerard Ave mal reading of a decree pro_ ->-4M. According to Mr. Lefever, George C. Clayton, first vice triple sessions. im Target sea wrote coastitMats that the and Lloyd Rd. rail crossings. claiming her "venerable," a pre- this is a new class necessitated president; Henry Arthur, sec- problem facing the state is thai Double Session Target date for completion ot Senate subcommittee tavestlfa- Approval was granted for thi liminary step to beatification, by increued first grade enroll- ond vice president; Mrs. Edward of balancing the annual budget. All grades are now on double the school is September, 1962. Hag drag prices bad given High School Honor Society to Beatification frequently, but not ments in that school. P. Kapal, corresponding secre- The statement said New jer- eariy Indications "that the drag conduct tag days today through always, is a step to sainthood, tary; Mrs. Merrill Aikens, record* sey faces fiscal troubles if the session. The school will have the fol- Special Meeting School officials were unable to lowing facilities: compaales may have ceasMer* Saturday. . the highest honor of the church. A leave of absence was grant- ing secretary; and Mrs. Paul V, Legislature continues to enact confirm a report that the division Sixteen regular classrooms abt* treaMe la explalalag the Forest treasurer. new spending measures with terrible Ugh prices of ed to Mrs. Marion Mac Dowell, Election and installation of thebuilt-in annual increases. might hold up high school ap- art room, food lab, clothing lab, for the period February, 19(0 to I960 officers will be held Jan. 14. •Croup Demands' proval because of dissatisfaction Industrial arts room, mechani- Nixon Asks Enthusiastic September, 1961. At a recent meeting of the regarding the elementary pro- cal drawing room, typing room James W. Davidheiser, board It Mid the Legislature mu blem and board progress at that office practice room, bookkeep- NEWARK (AP) - A union organization, a report was re- bring spending under control by secretary, announced that a spec- ceived on the formation of the level. ing room, general science room, president hu been accused by ial meeting will be held Jan. I resisting "special group spen Board member Francis A. Lud- biology dsssroom-lsb, chemistry one of his members of selling Reception ior President Young Republican Club which ing demands which are not vita! at t p. m. to discuss the 1M0- will hold its first regular meet- wig said a report that the boardclassroom-lab, physics class- jobs. An industrial guard testi- WASHINGTON (AP) - Though "He is, I think, very pleased 1981 school budget. to the public welfare." might be ailed back Monday to room-lab, music room, and li- fied yesterday that he had paid ing Thursday at 8 p. m. in the Local tax relief is a "will it would be hard to exceed the with the trip,;' Nixon said, "and The board adopted five new Sea Explorer building. further explain the elementary brary to seat 75. $240 to President John Morrison crowds President Eisenhower hu his reception in India was onepolicies lsst night. the wisp" when it is translated situation was "news" to the of the New Jersey Guards Union Two classifications of member- into tax increase at the state There also will lie three ad- drawn in Asia, Vice President that particularly moved him be- One of the policies requires ship have been set up by the board. ministrative rooms. to get a softer job and a pro- Richard M. Nixon laid today, he cause of its site u well u its that students and employees op- level, the staement added. The board decided at its con- motion. Morrison is on trial Young Republicans. Associate Four officials of the New Jer- The school wilt be built on the hopes the President gets an en-enthujiasm." erating motor vehicles on school members will be those from II to ference last night that every ef- 30-acre "Pacific Park" site in charged with accepting bribes. thusiastic reception when he re- Nixon said that wu his mosi property must present evidence sey Manufacturers Association fort will be made to get construc- The . guard, Edward Galbier- 20 years of age, while the active said industry is starting to look North Centerville. turns from his tour. recent contact with the President of liability and property damage yean, tion of an addition to Middle ciyk of East Orange, told Essex "It's no junket," Nixon said, and he had no occasion to talk insurance. at New Jersey with a wary eye Road School under way by next Jan. II Electiea County Judge Ferdinand Mastic- At the suggestion of Edward and urged the Democrats The board has scheduled 'and for the President to have to him by telephone. The second policy require* that G. Wilder adviser to the club, July or sooner. ci and a jury that he paid $240 done this, to have gone through Nixon said that Gen. Wilton B all student trips be properly stimulate industrial growth. local referendum on the high but balked at a demand for a committee of three was named Oliver T. Clayton, chairman Tenative plans are to build a school bond issue Jan. 19. this terribly hard schedule in the Persons and others on the White supervised by school personnel to serve with a like number from six-room wing onto the existing another $200. service of the cause of peace is House staff have tried "to seewith the exceptions of several the NJMA workmen's compass one-story structure, at a cost Asked by the state Division of the Regualr Republican Club to Uon committee, said that "it Local Government, "What are one for which all Americans, I that all matters here possible senior project! where the num- the two organizations on matters of approximately $125,000. CHICAGO — Dr. Herrell am sure, are thankful, and I amare taken care of so that he canber of students involved totals spite all the state's natural at your plans regarding the elemen- F. Degraff of Ithaca, N. Y., and of mutual interest. Those repre- tributes, many firms are findini The board hopes to use accrued tary school problem?" the board sure they're going to want to put his white energy and hisabout five. ln th e surplus snd capital outlay funds the late Herbert W. Voorhees of show that when he comes back whole mind on the very important The board adopted a policy J.^ ?J.. v . *g*?Ji3!»& *•» *ey can no longer, compete advised the state of Its intention Hopewell, N. J., were cited by Club will be Wilbur Bishof, Mrs. with their counterparts in other to cover most or all of the cost. to: on Dec. 23." functions he has abroad." whereby personnel promoted to Everett C. Curry and D. A. Trim $I2$,MI the American Farm Bureau Fed- The vice president was inter The vice president said a new post carry the title "act- states because of ever-mounting 1-Add six rooms to Middle eration today for "distinguished Busch. coats in such areas as propertj At the meeting in Trenton yes- Road School as quickly as pos- viewed on the NBC television pro- thought it was "tremendously sig' ing" for a period of one year. Nominations and elections of terday, the board arid Its srchi- and meritorious service" to U.S. gram "Today." The interview niflcant'* that in the small coun The fourth policy states that *. . ... „* taxes, workmen'a compensation, sible. agriculture. Degraff is H. E. Ine permanent onicers ot the unemployment compensation ant tect, Frederick FeSsler, Hsilet, 2-Construct a new elementary wu taped in advance yesterday, tryy of Afghanistan "there were student being transferred from presented revised plans for the Babcock professor of food eco- Asked about his own role with at leut 300,000 people out to wel the system during either the Young Republican Club will be temporary disability beaefiu." school on the Sanfllippd tract, nomics in Cornell University's held Jan. 21. And James Tobin said employ high school, to comply with state off Poole Ave.. Haslet, within Eisenhower out of the country, come him, far more than were eighth grade or senior year, may orders to trim $125,000 from con- Graduate School of Nutrition at Nixon said "the one thing we there when some Soviet dignitar- continue attending the system ers must get tighter laws on job two to three years, and Ithaca. Voorhees wu president POLICE CHIEF MOVED less pay. "We either clean ut struction costs, for equipping of 3—Press for completion of th have to realize is that the presi- ies visited the same country tuition free, provided the student MATAWAN-Pollce Chief John the building. of the New Jersey Farm Bureau dency always follows the Presl "I think it does indicate that provides his own transportation. our law and its administration, Beers Street School by the Bull' and a director of the' AAFBF. J. Flood was moved yesterday or it will clean us out," he ssid. Eliminated from the structure ders', Association. dent, wherever he is ... the the people of Afghsnistan, despite The last policy requires that from Fitkin Hospital to Perth He wu killed in an auto accident power of decision goes with the the fact that they have this tre- students pay for their cape and Another spokesmen, urged state is one of the two shop* (indus- Jasper Johnson, board audl April 20. Amboy General Hospital. He is Mediation Board control of un trial arts), a speech and drama tor, estimated that the new high President wherever he is . . mendous pressure of the powerful gowns used during graduation still in critical condition, as a (sir labor practices involving room, one connecting corridor, school will cost homeowners Nixon ssid he had received a neighbor on the north (Russia), ceremonies. In the past the school result of a stroke last Thursday. small firms, and said local prop and the health education room. average of $35 per year in ad' NUTLEV (AP) -A fear. coded cable from Eisenhower still wsnt to keep their ties of has paid for the gown rentals, No visitors sre permitted. erty tax reform Is a must. The cafeteria will be reduced in ditlonal taxes. year-eld bay died yesterday while he wu in India, describing friendship with the United which usually cost between $3.25 trim flaaasa sweat the base- some of his reactions to the trip. States." and $3.50 per student. saeat el a hem where he had live! far ealy a aealb. wttttam 4 Injured Glsaesal, ef 4M Harrlaea ft, perished while Ma eereats, Mr. aad Mrs. Harry deaeaki were In Collision at their jabs. The bey's 74. RUMSON—Four persons were yeawld •raadfather, Nkbetas, Injured in a two-car collision tried valaJy tejwve hbn. yesterday afternoon at Ridge Rd. and Buena Vista Ave. MOUNTAIN LAKES (AP)-Fu- neral services wiU be held here The passenger In one car, Mrs Thursday for Raymond W. Ja- Aimabelle Ward, T Rosalie AveM was admitted to Rivervlew Hos- coby of Boonton, 70, nationally pital with possible fractured ribs, known textile chemist who died lacerations of.the forehead, and in Raliegh, N. C, yesterday. Ja- leg injuries. She was described coby, on a business trip, became as being in good condition th ill on a plane and died in a Ra- morning. leigh hospital. He wu president Drivers of the vehicles were of the American Association of Mrs. Lorctta Ward, of the same Textile Chemists and ColorisM la address, and Mrs. Clementine INS and I9M. Cannon, 4S Prospect Ave., Red TRENTON (AP)-Democratic Bank, who received cuts and Senators met today to choose bruises. their 19(0 minority leader, with Mrs. Loretta Ward's tw Sen. Joseph W. Cowglll of Cam- daughters, Dory, 4, and Pst, den In the favorite's role, Two received cuts and bruises. All Senators who had been mention- were treated In Rivervlew. ed (or the post — Anthony J, Patrolman James Halllgan In Groiil of Passalc and John A. vestigatcd. No summon) has Lynch of Middlesex — said Cow. been issued pending tnvesllga< tlon. Kill was tho most likely choice. TALKING WITH THI VP- Dr. Anthony J. Plsanl, |,ft, of Belltvue Ave., Rumion, snd The minority leader will play an Important role next yenr, ulnco Raymond M. Tlernsy, Jr., right, of 45 North Vale Ave., Little Silver, talk to Vice ERUPTION STOPS tho Republicans have a thin 11- NIW OWCI — The New Jersey Natural Gat Company moved Into Its new off lea President Richard M. Ninon «« last week's Heiiman Memorial Trophy award dinner HILO, Hawaii (AP)-Tho IOC 10 nine, This year the margin at 81 Broad St. yesterday. Among thoss on hand, left to right, were Dale B. Otto, In the Downtown Athletic Club, New York City. Billy Cannon of LoultUna State i a series of eruptions of Kl- was 13-8 and in 1957, when Cow- IUN Ikl volcsno stopped yes- Rill first served as a sophomore president of the utility; Mayor Norman J. Currie, and William Ft. Greene, district Unlvertity received the trophy. Mr. Nixon was tha main speaker at the dinner. terday alter six hours, senator, It was M-7. manager for the company. l*-Tw*Uy. Hee. IS, 1959 BED BAXK BEGtSTEr. TEUVISION Acting Head Rifles of the Road AllEINUttN (ll)Popeye :2MU) Movie By CYNTHIA LOWRY professional actors. What makes - (» Love of Ufe (It) Record Wsgon (I) Mr. and Mrs. North AP TV-Radio Writer the latter event noteworthy is I:N- (4) Local News It:*- (2) Movie Of Tile Plant that Ace is chief writer and (I) Truth or Consequen- NEW YORK-At the end of last (i) Cartoons :et— (4) consult Dr. Brothers creator of a TV series on an- ces MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Wil eek's Harry Belafonte show, a (7) Yesterday's :1S- (4) Uth Hour other network — for another (7) Restless Gun ism P. Titus has been appointed CBS announcer informed the au- sponsor. (•> Movie Newsreels (I) News and Weather icting plant manager of Atlantic dience that the show had come (11) Quick Draw McCraw :lt— (7) Evening Prayer ile Manufacturing Company by "Lassie will be the first (U)French Through TV to us live, except tor five min- :«- (4) News; Sennonette Roy E. Jordan Jr., president of American TV series shown on (II) Cartoon Jamboree (It) Henry Morgan utes which had been pre-record- 4:*»- (4) Weather ( :»- (2) News he Mosaic TUe Company, parent a regular bails la a Commu- - (» Search For Tomorrow 4:41-(4) News 2:14-(1) Give Us This Day Firm. This is the sort of thing we nist country - Yugoslavia ... (I) It Could Be You (7) News The McGulre sisters will be TUESDAY MORNING ill be hearing a lot, at least (S) Cartoons 7:N-(l)vWorklNcws from CBS. Yesterday vice presi- missing from the networks un- til Dorothy — the one on your (7) Love That Bob (4) Phil SUvers fclf- (4) Sermonetta dent Joseph H. Ream, in charge right — has her first child, ex- (II) English U (I) Scotland Yard ft*- (4) Continental of his network's "standards and pected some time la February - (1) Guiding Light (7) Union Pacific Classroom practices," issued his first office ... Judy HolUday has written - (1) News 1 RED BANK REGISTER { By S4VNDER3 mi OTBICAIID lg-Ti**djf. Dee, IS. 19S9 LAFAYETTE, It* (AT) - STEVE ROPER THE HANDS RttuM JobMM is • bit amctr* Bridge ed about two of (he four puppies MARY-HOW LOWr rSA AFHAID/-I KNOW ASAIWT A MfTCMT VKlt* of clubs. South cannot gain any- thing by ruffing. He should dis-born to his dog. The pair is light MY SENTENCE IN THIS ) THAT'S UNWELCOME South dealer GERM-FREE JAIL?' /NEWS MIKE, BUT YOUR- card his low diamond instead. green in color. A veterinarian Neither side vulnerable couldn't explain it, but he said NORTH This discard cannot lose. No they'd probably grow out of it Column 10 7 4 (matter how the hand is played, Q J9 and be brown and white like their J 874 | South must eventually lose that mother. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD • [low diamond. 10 6 2- VKEIL/-THSUE5 VMS. U.S. Mitten Team Champion WEST EAST The advantage of discarding is PUROVS-OUT BY THE • 98632 • None that South manages to keep con- /nut SHOULD ¥ 7 • 106432 trol of the hand. If West con- Trumps are usually tricks, but • 52 • KQ 10 9 3 tinues with a fourth club, dummy they have another value: they • AKJ94 • 875 SOUTH ruffs with a low trump. It is enibte you to keep control of the * AKQI5 then easy for declarer to extract hind. If you waste your trumps V AK85 all five trumps and claim the you may lose control of a hand 4 A 6 rest of the tricks. If West leads that teems unbeatable. • Q3 Smith Wnt North Ewt mything but a club at the fourth When this hand was played in 2 A Pass . 2 NT Para trick, South has an even easier a recent tournament, everybody 3 * Pass 4 * Alt Pantime. who held the South cards made Opening lead — dhK cure of getting to game in DAILY QUESTION MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY tpades. The play required more Partner opens with one heart, and the next player passes. You ikill than the bidding. I'M A CHRISTMAS At each table of the tourna- he will go down two. West even- hold: Spades none, hearts 10 6 ment, West began by taking the tually will ruff and collect two 3 2, diamonds K Q 10 9 3, clubs STOCKING FILLER! good clubs. king and ace of clubs. And then 8 7 5. What do you say? With me to fill those Christ- South can hold it to down one each West led the jacks of clubs Answer: Bid four hearts. This mas stockings, you don't need by twitching to hearts after one •t the third trick. shows long trumps, a singleton to run short of cash. I'm O. round of trumps. West ruffs the The third trick separated the or void suit, and not more than Howie Hustles, a Register Class- second round of hearts but can- bridge players from the pinochle 9 points in high cards. ified Ad, and I bring buyers fast not continue clubs since dummy a pundits. for the things you want to turn will ruff. West must therefore Let's see what happens if .Fujitsu, the Oriental system of into cash. South makes the mistake of ruf-return a trump or a diamond. hand to hand combat, is 2,000 Check the usable toys and fing the third round of clubs. He South must eventually lose a dia- years old. It was originated by other items just lying around, begins to draw trumps and finds mond for a one-trick defeat. Should Discard monks of Japan, China and Tibet then dial SH'1-0010 for an Ad out the bad news. as a defense against bandits. Writer. The situation it hopeless. If Now let's go back to the third South continues to draw trumps, trick, when West leidt the jack Annul t» Yeiterdiy'a Puitle By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE "ASTRO-GUIDE" For Tuesday, D»ctmb»r IS ACROSS T-Part of 1-Caoutcliouo "to be" URL; IJUODH nau trte 8-Foray Hnn aranna aoa SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF I-Conjunctlon •-Kind or UHHmr-ita tint-Kin^ Present—For You and »-Femala heron UGranr" roau Youri • • . Even though plane- horses 10-Ocean K CUUDl 9MCH Jl-Vlolent 15-Pronoun iiwnrj oaa aaan tary influences favor progress, outburst U-Squsm •tonaH uuu sun CANT «•» MUAl M-Llkeneasu (>bbr.) HC [-3HU MDH UR you may have to force yourself IP0NTt*«0«M 16-Prepoiition 17-Rhythmleal 10. pitch into your work as it pm until- TMB li-Bos down •wins IS-Country of iO-Greelc letter secmi to be piled up and you WUAH9 ««Y Alia H-Mountalni of M-PronouB Europe don't know where to Mart! Con- Il-Dry 15-Explre figurations denote that co-work- 2!-Preflx: down IT-niamcnt 'JE3 f^tJiS' ISl Jl-Ruahad !S-Heraldrr: eri will be co-operative, which •uddenl? (rafted . it a big help. Late in the day, M-Detaiita Ji-Chtllenfe article 44-Sklll ES-Pald notlet a vacillating mind it suggested. Il-Entranca 10-Extcuta the 46-Kln* of •7-Cut Il-Twofold command! of blrdi H-Oollag* M-lndtAnlt* 4S-Ffult eaku degree I2-Back of nick 41-Bend (abbr.) P«it. •. Expenditure for travel artlo Si-Rodent Future • • • With big city li-Hebrew Bl-Feitlve M-Man'a by Americans abroad has grown month S?-Slayi 54-S»ftcloua nickname streets becoming increasingly 15-Limb O-french JS-Clty In •4-Symbol for by leaps and bounds in the last dangerous after dark, more and lS-Aftlrm>UT» i Russia tellurium It-Pronoun painter generation. For example, Amtri- more police department! will 40-Not« of icala 41-PralM cans spent $1,625,000,000 in add dogs to their forces it help 43-Ftel 1957—sixteen times as much a.s patrol danger areas. Remits will 4S-Orsan of •Ight they did in 1933! be highly satisfactory. 47-Klnd •( ran By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL hcrtt NUBBIN 10-Symbol for •liver The Day Under Your Sign i:-D«linMU 0KA0 TH( OTHIK (NP, 6ON1 13-Numbtr ARKS |lern Merch 21 U April It) LIIRA (Stpt. 23 fe Oct. 22, ANI? 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By JOE CAMPBELL MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS md KEN ERNST 5UD0ENIVHI NOWNHFINSUa CMMflUTHC MOW SWIFTLY MKR-AND KCMIVtLVf UXUAFKUM MttTIMTDTHrt t mm THE RYAHS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY REDBAKK ncom y ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE CORP. BIGGEST VALUE EVER! H, tfwtor, Dr. • EXCELLENT QUALITY tit Oevtta*, OWo, is the 20 MIKE AVE. RED IANK ean of student* at Union Theo- COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - You M Days taseeutlv. • LOVELY APPEARANCE ogical seminary in New York. ight call Prof. Ralph S. Paffen- HAS OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED larger, chairman of Ohio State's M Days Cewecutive • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, ngineering department, a • de- Yearty Contract Rates Ol Request ELECTRONIC WIRERS SHOOT REAL BIRDIE • and only f 298. TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Dr. Ford oted (ootball fan. m*Jm«m UHrMea Area Llees SOLDERERS A 1915 graduate of Ohio State, Bridges bagged a real birdie on imsni la rsserved for three complete rooms of Tulsa golf course. The bird e hasn't missed one of the uni- Many Employee Benefits ersity's home football games in tiey ara detected was perched on a tree limb when Mfo», BRAND NEW FURNITURE 1 years. aede ta advoruse- Bridges' fairway ihot nailed it. wsBi CALL SH 7-5100 • 9-pc. Modern Living Room Group NOTICE DEADUNI S:00 F. M. Diy Atlc for Mr. V«n Atti or apply in ptrien ,N ORDINANCE ACCEPTINO ALL OF HUlcrim • 8-pc. Lovely Bedroom Outfit RIAL ISTATI FOR SAU THE AREA KNOWN AS EVER- CLASSIFIED ourut OREEN DRIVE AND HOLLY TREE • 5-pc. Dinette, Plus Accessories COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LANE IN THE BOROUOII OP RUM- tMA. as. Day M«, raellcallea witt prMt „. a,, MM. SON. NEW JERSEY HELP WAHTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE md a lovely AIR HAVEN — Store [or sale 6.500 WHEREAS, the area known aa Ever. aq. ft. floor apace. In heart o[ shop- ;rcen Drive and Holly Tree Lane In Call CUiiified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 ping center. Large parking -lot. Suit- he Boroush of Rumson has been duly RECONDITIONED REFRIGERATOR AT ible for any type buslneaa. Phone SE1 ledlcated to the public uae In ihe man- caiiailas on privatprivatee tsiephoies are toll-free to OS l-osa from the fol- 'H575. icr and to the extent xhown upon ELECTRONIC. ASSISTANCE CORP. NO EXTRA CHARGE i subdivision map entitled "Subdivision W an of Rumson Oaks. Buck Point ?w2.rtnlsSs^Sf^VtVL j Slh^ir V BTI lhl*'ni U SllS!*"1 CAplta™l 2SH andlSSo*lroi I, Libertn ytb 7,* REAL ESTATE WANTED toad, Itumeon, N. J. 'Scale: l".80* " "",BIUBa S •• wMmi i, numson l, SEa Bright 2, and SHadysloa 1 20 BRIDGE AVE. RED BANK fated March 28, 1958. prepared by following HELP! Wa nave sold ao many proper- (elm Engineering Assoc, spproved by FIELD FURNITURE ties thai wa want more aood I minis. M Planning Board of the Boroush n( HAS OPENINGS FOR EXPERIENCED all us now for prompt professional umson April 15, 1959 snd spproved 7-11 East Front Street service. Warner and Walker. Real Es - filing by the Mayor an/1 Connell tmte. Insurance. Open T days, tthrewe- the Borough of Kumion ?•-•• 8. ANNOUNCIMINTS KMPLOYMINT ELECTRONIC TESTERS burr ofllce. 8H t-5211 lUrllm office Keyport, N, J. CO 4-6212 LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED-FEMALE Bit IT ORDAINED by the ..../Or INSPECTORS CO 4-3020 NOTICE nd Council of ihe Borough of Kumson, LOST — Man'i reading glasses, brown SECRETARY for real eltate office. ii the County of Monmeuth and State leather ease. Reward. OPEN: Thursday and Friday 'til 9:00 P. M. lirERIOR COURT or NRW 4ERSEV >f New Jeraey; KB «-2*37 One with executive ability preferred. Miny Employee Benefits CHANCKRV DIVISION Write "Real Eetate," P. O. Boa 311, MONMOtTH COl'NTV 1. That the area known aa Evergreen Shrewsbury, N. J. Monday thru Saturday 'til 6:00 P. M. DOCKET NO. M 1143 M Drive and Holly Tree Lane in the WIT - FLOAT FOR DOCK with Borough of Rumson herslnafter more HOUSEWORKER — Plain cook, own Civil Action particularly deacrlbed and conveyed to rtmp, looaa In Navutnjc River, tainted room, bath, TV. CALL SH 7-5100 NOTICr, TO AIISKNT IIKrKM>ANT stay. Information concerning where- OF ORDER FOR PUBLICATION- he Borouih of Rumaon by Victor D. about! call Walter Haade, Jr. IH 7. RU Ilia Ihiheen and Janet L. Shaheen, htia- Aik for Mr. Discsnia or apply in ptrson MATRIMONIAL >»nd snd wife, by Deed dated the 3rd BABYSITTER, preferably adult. T am. PITS AND UVKTOCK REAL KTATI MR SALR IO8E KORDANBKY, also known aa lay of December. 1059, which laid Deed to S:30 p.m. dally. Monday thru Frl FtOSE KARDANE. Plaintiff, -VI- LOUIS about to be recorder! In, the Mini FOUND — Gold locket with six pic day. BH 7-S3W after * p.m. DORABIX BLACK MINIATURE HOUSES FOR SALE KORDANSKV. also known as LOU- IOUHI County Clerk's ofllce. be and ture* engraved an pages, three men EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Apply Poodlea. Ideal present lor Christmas. IB KARDANE, Defendant. "Sf " tl"«l>y accepted as and two women, and a baby. Appears to In peraon Howard Johnaon Jteetaur- MEtCHANDIU MERCHANDISI KKC. Call after 5 P.m. week days, all To: Louis Kordansky, also known aa or nubile streets or hlghwaya lo he kavt been lost since »M. Owner mar >t, Route 35. Hlldletown. Jay weekends. CA 8-1720. >uls Kardane «nown and designated aa auch Said •lain) at Red Bank Register Office By virtue of an Order of the Su ires known as Evergreen Drive and •0-41 Broad St. MOTHER'S HBLPBR-Fond of chll FORSALE FOR SALE DACHSHUND PUPPY AKC registered, BERG female, red, five weeka old. SH perlor Court of New Jersey, Chancery lolly Tree Lane is more particularly dren. Aaslst with bouMwork. ~Refe ' r «JIMNa ROOM SET — Knotty pine, Division, made on the 10th day of De•ascribe- d as follows: encei. RU l-llgs. •la chmlrs. Hollywood bed, complete. 0398. VETERANS cember, 1SS0, In a civil action wherein ALL those tracts or parcel* of CERTIFIED KINDERGARTEN teach- HAMMOND •Vmr burner gas range. Excellent con- DEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT — Pony, Rose Kordansky, alao known aa Hoae Isnd and premlies hereinafter par- TRAVEL . TMNSPOKTATI0N er (or Five Corners Nursery School. lllnn. O8 1-3615 cart ind saddle. Call after «. NO DOWN PAYMENT Kardane. Is the plaintiff and you are tlcularly deicrlbed. sultate lying KB 6-012J the defendant, you are hereby required OOIHO TO FLORIDA need someone Call between *:M aid 2:30. OI 1 ORGAN STUDIO TWO 8ET3 HO trains, mounted on snd helng In Ihe Boroush of Rum- ts help with driving. Call evenlnga 7621. to answer the complaint of the plain- son In the county of Monmouth and Of ASBURY PARK table. 935. WATCH THE KIDDIES Jump with glee 116,300 Full Price tiff on or before the 11th ilav o State of New Jersey. after «, CO 4-TM*. COMPANION-HOUSEKBEFER 3040 KB <-37T«-M when they find me under their Chnit- February, 1M0, by serving an anawe Itltt - lervliM - laitneelloB mas tree. We're, basset pups. CO 4- BEOINNINO at a point In the TWO ADULTS BOTH MUSICAL DAVENPORT — Green ilipcover. Ex A truly luxury home. One look and on Bernard D. Knraaic, Kaqulre, plain- aoutherly line of Black Point Road, DRIVE-PIANIST PREFERRED RENTAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS tiffs attorney, whole* address Is 71S said beginning point being II SO feet LOVELY HOVE (LAKE-OCEAN) cellent condition. Blrdieye ma you'll buy it. Immaculate split level AUTOMOTIVI Open dally 'til • p.m. Sat. 'til S:» pmtie deik. black cheit. illverptate flat BLACK MINIATURE POODLES—AKC with three bedrooms, I'i baths, sclenct Mattlaon Avenue, Asbury Park. New wenterly from the Intersection of HELP HOME PERSONAL CARS Cookman Ave.-Main St.. Asbury Park are, service for eight. Mirror, table Registered Eight weeks old. Take one kitchen with built-in oven and rame, ereey, and In default thereof such said southerly line of Black Point GO SHOWS. CONCERTS, OPERA, ETC. imp and ihade. 8H 1-4365. home (or Christmas. Daytime FR 4- dinln* area, recreation room, laundry udgment shall be rendered against Rosil extended easterly with the AUTOS AND TRUCKS Celb. 815 Sunset Ave., Aibury Park. PR 5-9300 2387. Evenlnga and weekend PR 5-7783. room. Attached sarafe. Combination you as the court shall think'equitable westerly line of Evergreen Drive WOMAN 30 or over to work part or AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS. Locomo- aluminum storm sash, In a ti-acts, and Juat. You ahalt file your anawei attended northerly, eald beginning ltl* PLYMOUTH COUPE, food tive, eitht care, 100 watt. Accessories BOXER PUPS — Three months old. nnd nronf of aervlce In duplicate Witt full time. Imall confectionery lunch- AKC registered. Docked and cropped. completely Isndscaped lot. point being a so in ths northerly condition. 1100. Call AT 1-2133J eonette ihop, BK t-MM. between * and and tracks. KB f-OMl-M. .after 5:30. the Clerk of the Superior Court, Ststi line of lot No. H. as shown on a COUNTY ORGAN & SH 7-41T8. House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, 1 certain "Subdldlvlaon mip of Rum- 8130 p. IHi RCA 21'' TV ISO, refrigerator and pnlr NON VET $900 DOWN tcconlance with the rules of civ ion Oaki, mack Point Road, Rum. SACRIFICE — US* Itiunderblrd. white. of Hollywood beds, best offer. 201 Ne Power steering and brakes,' radio ami PIANO COMPANY Lower Main St., Matawan. LO 8.1934. >ractloe and procedure. "?"• ,w Jeraey, dated March 38, heater, call Oi l-ma alter 5 p. - Monmouth County Office The object of ealit action Is to oh 1958^ Helm Engineering Aisocl- Aulhoriied CONN ORGAN Dealer •INI MAHOGANY FURNITURE, RIAL ISTAT1 FOR RINT tain a Judgment of divorce betwea UK PLYMOUTH. Excellent condition. IMKOYMIMT Visit our audio-showroom. Sea and Brirldgl e table and four chairs 1500. :h" said plaintiff and you. Thence (1) south 7«JiM'i0" east Paint Ilk* in. Ouarantea to put near the Beauty of the CONK OROAN. Also dining room furniture with 12 APARTMENTS THE BERG AGENCY Dated: December 11, UM. •long the southerly line of Blae* Inspection. Can M tean tt Leonardo HELP WAN1TD-MALE •men convince yourself mat ion — chalra |1.500, Phone SH MOM.- If no BERNARD D. KARASIC, point Road, erasing Evergreen point San station. RL M andjLeonard, play la U minutes. answer SH T-073*. FURNISHED APAP.TMENTS-1, 3 and "Personalized Servlee" 71* Vattlson Avenue, Drive, a distance of 104.01 test, ta vllle Road, lamrtu AT HtM. iIBCOUNTS on toys, houseware glfte.,, 3 bedrooms. Water, heat supplied Asbury Park, New Jersey. a point In the northerly Una if lot Hwy. » SHT-8M WMIetowa Sbooe OSborne 1-1000 . " No. 1, ss shown on ths aforesaid HORRia MINOR ton, dtiuie two-door. electric appliances. Discounts on TVs 91* to HOD monthly. CA t-lSM. Dee. 1»—22....29—Jan. 5 W1.30 map; Yellow with red upMMerr, radio and town TV, SO Hwy. M, erea 'Ul » p. so. eieapt Saturday radloa, 111-FI'a. translator radios. You'll Rt. S5 Mddletown, N. TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS three Thence (2) southwesterly along Ike kealer. whttewelle. tow aaltsage. Ask TV REPAIRMAN - Full or pert-Una. save more than $1 at "Rainbow". We and four rooms, boat dock, elevator, Dally • - * Sat.. Sun. 10 . Ing 111**. BU HIM. Vacations, bomaye will " WIlfST flANOt tor rat. Had out be-aervlce what we sell ourselves. "Rain, sro or a curve of radius equal M bow" TV and Hardware, Broad St.. patio on river. SH 1-2399. PROPOSAL 25 feet, along tha line of said let UN FORD WAOON, eight cylinder. In pereonTEetoolowa TV. fore your pirehasa If your ehlld Is NJ. 1. a distance 4i.» feet to a tt adaptable. Full allowance of all natal le Acme lot) Red Bank. SH 1- PORT MONMOUTH -r Four rooms MAKE TIME FOR THIS notice I* hereby given that aealed 0( Radio, heater, Two-tone, alt passen- r furnished. All utilities. Adults only. -Ids will be .received In the Reception point In the easterly line of Ever- ger. Beat olter. RU 1-230H, ^^ '-~ Choice of t makes,?«$. IS! TSBT " One half hour tiken from your Christ green Drive aforementioned: Piano Co.. U Monmoutn KB HIM. mas shopping may mean years of rtoom of the office of Ihe Director. Forde, .7" PHILCO CONSOLE TV 155. In- happiness In this Rumson home, Cus* Division ol Purchase and Property. 2nd Thence (3) south S»26' eait along SOB OR LESS-H STOP-LOOK quire Servlee Department, Eaton- FOUR ROOMS, newly decorated. Hard floor, rear. Slate House, Trenton 28, •aid easterly line of Evergreen Chevroleta. Levine'i oppo- town TV, Hwy 35, Eatontown. U Z wood floors, tile bath. Heat and hot:om built for man In the construction Drive, along the westerly line of altt Grand Union. ""' (MOO. Business. Three bedrooms, two till New Jersey, on December 30, 1999 al Ten men to work la recently cpeosd All mi new or usad. Quarenteed. water furnished. Private entrance, ex- baths, pmeled den, fireplace In Hvlnj 2:00 p. m. and win be opened and lota No. 1, No. 2, and No' 3, Rum- TWO WBIK8 BEFORE CHRISTMAS factory branch. Men selected wilmil rere-. Easw'Ssty twie m "BuButy acm where th' cellent location, garage. 9100 per month. room, full baiement. Convenient U read Immediately thereafter, for the lol l 1 CLARINET—Carrying case, perfect con- KR g-3675 or apply 10 or IS Union Ave.. —Not a creature wai stirring— ceive training and starting salarl.ny. omMf *tM.em,'' "I . Low aa S26. lerplco's, 101 Mon- dition, original coat (119. Phone SH schools, and buies. Won't last Ion* al lowing: mSta wTlSit to theater. BH T-OIM. •Freehold. MefnlMTnRY Thence (4) southeasterly still along HOLIDAY SPECIAL*. (91. These are permanent positions. L-3126. S*. •M1«">r lln« o' Evergreen 1167 Imperial four-door eedan Msn between 30-1S only. •TB AltB HARVXSTINO our flneat ap THREE ROOM furnished apartment. BUREAU OF rlSHERIF,* TWO LIONEL ELECTRIC (relfht train DEPARTMENT OF CONaF.RVATIIU Drlye. along tha am of a curve of IMS Cadillac four-door eedan plea. Selected Red Dellcloue. Golden Adults. Private bath. Near bus. No radius equal to 2».'4.2» feet and Call IH 14014. Dellclcua. Maymen Wlneaap. Macln- setR, one 250 watt transformer and pets. BH 1-2967 or U 2-2277. • ECONOMIC DEVBLOrMENI 1157 Chryiler four-door aeden many accessories with table. One pool GLAZEBROOK CLINTON TOWNSHir. along the weeterly Una ef lot No" 4. oah. Maeouns. For eating and cook- MODERN UNFURNISHED 2'4-room Rumson Oaks, a distance ef 1M.14 ng also ILL Qreenlnga for pies. Buck- table 40x73. SH 1-9305. HtmTMDON COUNTY, MAN WANTED with ear, 15.50 an apartment, private bath, entrance, all AGENCY NEW JESMEY leet to the beginning point of a Maurice Schwartz hour. Permanent position. Call MI In Fruit Farm and Nursery. Phalanx 3HRISTMAS SPECIALS—71" Danish utilities, references. RU 1-19S1-J. Rd., Uncrolt SH 1-OWO. sofa, foam rubber, $125: maple plat- on the following branche* of work: & Sons 1-1413. form rockers S3>: maple occasional ATTRACTIVE THREE-ROOM apart Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumso A) Cir.NEHAI. nlUv MAN EXPERIENCED IN marine Held WOOD - teamed oak, fireplace, stove chalra S29: cherry hutch 1195; child's ment In modern building with stove H> MTHIOT1HI. STEEL Thence'(»> southeasterly along tha 1(1 W. Front Bt. Red Bank to cover boat y»rda and dealer! In and furnace. McOulrea Market, Rt. maple platform rocker 115: Boston and refrigerator, hard wood floors, tile RU 1-0954 Nights RU 1-107' are of aald curve of redlua equal ta IH 1-0717 New Jersey area, Appointment only, 34, Colts Neck. WH «-4S29. Evenhige. rocker j HO; maple and mahogany, va- bath and shower, heat and hot water o ) EircTmcAi 25 feet, along tha line or said lot WH C-4331., ' No. 4, a distance of 34 S3 feet to a 1M1 LIGHT BLUB FORD Convertible. wrlla or call Van Wlnkla Marina, «0 let stands; three-piece bedroom set supplied. Furnished or unfurnished. LAKEFRONT — Lovely view. Tower. E) HEATUm * VENTILATINO White St., Red Bank. 8H T-MOO. STARTENA BT TON HIS 100 lbs. atvith eprlng and mattress, (198: seven- Walking distance to town. Nice resi- Bids must bbee (1)) made on ththe point In the northerly line of Holly " Whltewalla. AiMnr I3W. dential neighborhood. Rent reaaonable. Ing tree*. Over % acre. Seven*room Tree Lane In the southerly line of 8H 7HU0 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Old ware bouse Iwartiela. Haalet RR lece solid maple dining room eet ranch. Fireplace. Dining room. Three atandarddd proposal fform , <21 enelosel < aald lot No. 4. said point being at suing. $325: club ehalr and ottoman, nauga- Call after « SH 7-2971. hedroomi. Electric kitchen. Den. Bar* In the apeelal addressed envelope, (? MS3 OLD8MOBILE. hardtop convertl- established firm; wonderful opening hyde and foam rubber, 1110: three- accompanied by either cash, or a ce the beginning point of a curve Is for llvewire ealeaman: retired man con- SALT HAirlNEST QUALITY. FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT, bath. Bec- becue. Children's play yard. Boallns. the rlatt of radius or lMT.2* feet: ble. itenilard ehltt, radio and lieater. aldered. Call Mr. Dodd. SH 1-8*01. piece maple living room set 1170. ond floor. Rent 990. Available Janu- Fishing. Duck shooting. 123.000. titled check drawn to the order of the Thence (I) easterly along the north- KE S-377S-H. Burdge a: son (next to Melnbaeh's ry 1. A.lults preferred. KE 6-445.1. Wa have eitenslve llstlngi. Including Treasurer of the state of New Jersey, erly linear Holly >ree 11™ .tong IMS ENQLISH FORD Zephyr four-door EXPERIENCED MACHINIST — Apply perking lot), 24 Clay St., Red Bank. waterfront, throughout the area. or a bid bond, any of which shall be In tha southerly line of Ml No, 4 and tedan. Heater, new tlree, red leather Electro Impluaa'' Laa~ '> inc., SO" * ]Rive'"r MANUFACTURER, of fine solid brasa >pen dally »-l?. 1-9. 7-1 evenings until iTTRACTlVE, CLEAN two-room fur- the amount of 5 % of the bidid, anand (4) Na 5. Rumson Oaki, an) along the upholstery. 1793. No eeeh needed. 1930 St., Red Bank. lamps often dlacontlnued numbers al Christmas. nished apartment. TV, utilities, car delivereid d att thth e abovb e placl e oonn 01 •JJ,9' », curve ol radlua equsl Is Plymouth Belvedere two-door sednn. reduced prtcei. Tower Craflamen, 109 spsce. Also, one room efficiency apart- Ray Van Horn before the hour named as no bid wl PORTER — Steady year round janitor Chestnut St. Red Bank. FIREPLACE WOOD — We deliver, ment from 910. SH 1-8394. is.uii he accepted after the hour specified. Radio, heater, automatic, whltewalla, work In modern electronic plant. Pre* or atop In for a trunk load. Magnan River ltd. Fair Havsn •g>(|f ^ w ,,lbmlltefl „,„ ^ con. 1795. No cam needart. Levlne Motore. tarred aga H-M, Top pay, meellent OMOLCNB BY TOM U.U 100 lbs. at •«rm. LI J.J423. TWO-ROOM furnished apartment for SH T-41C0 Thence (T) south «•*» eaat along 41 Oeeanport Ave., Weet Long Branch. SH T41C0 •Idered Informal and will be rejects the northerly line of aald Holly working condltlone. Generoue company warehouse. Swaruel'i. Haxlet RR MATCHING triple width *>" drapee, couple. N West Bergen PL. Red The pirector reserves the right to r CA 2-2418. < paid benallla. References required. An- siding. . Bank. RETIREMENT COTTAOE — Spacious T"« Lane the southerly line of >ly mornlnga In peraon or phone FR vilancee and cafe. 131. Wood hooked Jeet any and all blda and to awari said lot No. 5. a distance of lii.ao 1M* BUICK four-door aedan. Power FURNISHXO — Modern, three larce living room, fireplace. Dining ares. contract In part or whole If deeme folnt ln S-18M and aek Col. orslngar. Com- IM A HURRYt IJ.TI COM wava ML rug, maple chair, lamp , mirror, ta- Two bedrooms. Enclosed porch. New . J *? • '"• westerly line eteerlng, radio, heater, aieeptlonal munication Producta Co., Inc., Marl, Hairdressers^ M Monmouth St. Red ble. Others. Like new, very reason, rootns. to the beat Interest of the Nate to dc "f Isnds now or formerly owned by condition, lists. 19M Englleh Ford Anc Bank. No appointment necessary. able. After 4 SH 1-1901. KE f-1802. warm air oil-fired heattng ayatem. Oa> an. The successful bidder will he re. lla (demonilrator), fully equipped, ra boro. rase. Attractive plot tn excellent lo- quired to furnish surety bond In the DornlBlc Devlto, known as lot No. olo, freah air healer, vrtiltewiin. new ROUTE SALESMAN — Eicellent op- NINE-PIECE BASSETT cherry dlntne BOTH' ice skatea al»s I and 5. UltNISHKD APARTMENT three cation. Low taxea. flO.SOO. full amount of the contract, of a com- tax Sap- ' °* "" 8l(lclml """"• car warantee. Truly • beauty. Priced room suite, I3S0;. ilvt-plsea Bssnetl Call . rooms. Murtha. 15 Third Ave.. At- pany authorized to do business In thi portunity for young man who Itkea lantic Highland*. . Thence ('*) south 2*10' wait along to Mil. riH Motore, Hwy 39, Eaton meeting the public to eitabllih himself cherry bedroom suits with swing SH I-24S4 . 8t».te of New Jersey. the westerly line of eaH lot No. if limn. U Mill. with the moet progreaelve laundry and frames. 1429: nine-piece Bsisett Fruit- NTERERTED IN A TOY PARTY? THREE ROOMS furnished. Heal, hot Lawrence J. Schillin Plans and specifications, form ol bin crossing Holly Tree Lane and along wood dining room suite, »3W; Fruit- IS spring Street Red : contract and bond for the propose HASH 1190—Stateaman, with ovetdrlvr. dry cleaning concern In the area. Free wood breakfront. S33O: five-piece mo- Girts to the hoitess. uter, near railroad station. IH 1 the weiterlv line of lands now oror Radio and heater, new batery, good hoepltallzatlon, paid vacation. Apply be- SH MW20 r«M. SH 7-4121 work are on file and may be obtalnei '™«II R •(.Vtaean(.Vtaeanj PPacea , kknown tween 5-a p.m. Star Cleenera and dern Basset! bedroom suite, S25O. Al- upon application to the Director, Dl 4« blk tlrn. t90. HH 7-5M2. Launderere, Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. bert Burdge a Son (nelt to Stelnbach's PORTABLE STEELMAN three-speed vision ef Purchase and Property, 1 a* lot Na. 4«. block 93, on Ihe of- parking lot). 24 Clay St.. Red Bank, phonograph In white leather carry- WILLIS CONOVER AGENCY Houae, Trenton 2S. New Jeriev. on flclel tax map of ihe borough of 1MO PANEL CHEVROLET truck. Hi open dally 112. 1-9. Friday evening: Rumaon, a distance of So feet to a Carr Ave., Keaneburg. STORM WINDOWS SALES Ing case. Ideal gift for girl, 115. SH COMMERCIAL RENTALS South St. Hoimdel Villags deposit of twenty-five dollars (158.00) 7-*. -0343. COfNTRT HOMES AND ACRBAOB for each set, this amount to be ~ point In the aoutherly line of nald GUARANTIED SIM WEEKLY Holly Tree Lane at the northeaster- SHIRTS ASSORTED BAB* FURNITURE. Small RID BANK - Office space available Hoimdel, Atlantic and Marlboro Twas. funded to the bidder upon return DRAW VI. LIBERAL COMMISSION auch documente In food condition with ^v corner of lot Na *. Rumson TRACTORS Tor every nan on your Hat Fac- Westlnehoute refrigerator. Metal bed. for professional peraon. Inquire at WH eVStll In 30 daye after the, award of thi Live leade furnlihed — no canvasilng. tory outlet. Aibury Sportswear, corner Day bed. Miscellaneous household It BS E. front St. contract. ' Thence (It) north ST'W west along |2W FOR RBBUILT Gravely tractor Aeciutomed to earning 110-12.900 an. Shrewsbury ft Patterson Ave., Shrews- in. OS 1-1879. JUST COMPLETED, four bedroom*. I the aoutherly line of Holly Trei bury. baths. la Red Bank. Kitchen, drains, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURE Lane, the northerly line of said Let with enow plow. Phone nually. car neceiiary. Protected J«r- TIRES (2) »00il5, mounted on wheels, Dlvlalon of Purchase and Proper!; : FR »O7«3. •ey territory. Eiperlence preferred. RUGS — Never used, tell. *30. 9xlB. Augers and shaft (3). dear box and res, 2t' living room and carport. No. «. a distance of 111 *0 feet to or we train. Call collect, Miller, DE HOUSES FOR RENT Day. SH T-41H. evening* and Suadsy CHARLES F, SULLIVAN, Director. [he beginning point of a eurve Is S35, other sites. OE vacuum. 920, legible drive ahaft for power digger. the len of radius equal ta 1MT.30 9-21M. Phone -till » pm. BH 1-1488. Saiaphone C melody. Child's Boaton SH Mil*. Dec. 1S-21 122.4' rocker. Oval dining room table with EATONTOWN - RANCH: Three-bed- feet: SHOP FOREMAN — Cool position AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS—Three room split. Immediate occupancy. LI Thence (10) westerly still along the IOATS A ACCBSOMB complete units on large folding table. Plate glass top. Round dining room VAX MMS NOTICE southerly line of Holly Tree Lane available for competent man to run table. Three piece living room set 2.1I2S or KE HM1 OF MEM. ESTATE IX THE TOWNSHIP or HOLMDEL repair ahop In new car agency. Apply Sacrifice, U00, or eell separstely. CA 2 antique. Antique lamp table. Oval along the northerly line of lota No. flOMB MB the world'a flneat boeta only If qualified. Must be available to 7931. RANCH HOME UNFURNISHED, two FOR NON rAVMENT Or TAXES ». No. 7, and No. S. Rumson Oaks, shaped marbletop for table. Two amall bedrooms, II2S monthly, yearly rent. along the arc of said curve of ra- In New Jereey'a Urgelt ihowroom. atari Monday, January 4. Aik for BenCRAFTSMAN IS" JIO SAW complete sleighs. Assorted picture framea. ta- Public Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, ths Collector of Taxi Bur now during our tremendoue win- Raaaas at Raaaas Bros.. Pontlao Sales ble lamp. Baaln and pitcher eet. SHal and several furnished and un- jf the Township of Hoimdel, County of Monmouth, New Jersey, will sell dius equal to 1907.20 feet a distance ter aavlnn event at A * B Boat k Servlee, 3K Broad tt.. Red Bank. on stand with motor, |45. Call furnished rentals In all sizes and price public auction In the Township Memorial Hall, Crawford's Corner and Evere of 313.40 feet to the beglnnlns point !A *424« 1-4072. after sli p. m. ranges, Ella Wiltshire Agency, 1410 Salea. Authorlied Mercury * Oale Buc- SH 1-3180. Road, Hoimdel, New Jersey on the 2Kb, day of December 1KS» at 1:00 P. M. of a curve to the right el raaius caneer Dealer. Hwy IS, Bellord. KB BURLAP YOU'VE BEEN WAITIHO FOR THIS: Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright. SB 24004. . the following described lands. equal to 1050 feet: V3S3S SERVICE STATION attendant, 2-10 11 Colors - 38" Wide — 59c Yard 1100 tradeln on 21" TV console, twin Said lands will bs sold to make the amount of Municipal liens ehsrgeabl Thence (II) still westerly along the p. m. and Sunday. Apply In person WIDS) SELECTION OF RENTALS — southerly Una of Holly Tree Lane SEE OUR COMPLETE line of nautical Commuters Eseo Service. 47 Shrews- FOAKART Rt. 35 EATONTOWN ipeakera. Pay after Christmas. High Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- agalnat the same of ths first day of July, INI, eicluilve, however, of the Ue: tradeln too. "Rainbow" Reconditioned ate occupancy. Samuel Telener Afeney. for the year 1MI, aa computed In thi following list, together with Interest along tha northerly Una of Iota Sine lor Chrlatmaa. Water akla, Salem bury Ave., Ited Bank. ntlOlDAlRE REFRIOBRATOR TVs from 949.15. 30 day guarantee. said amount from the first day of July 1H>, to the date of the sale, and coi No. a and No. 9, Rumson Oaks, shlpa belle etrlklng elocka and matching •ART-TIME BARTENDER. Call H Oocd condition, 920. "Rainbow" (oppoalte Acme lot) Broad Av0 rt Ca or of sale. The subscriber will sell In fee to the perion who bids the amount dL snd along; the arc of said curve karometara. Flahlng tackle, deck chain, HI 3-3391. of radius equal 1050 feel a distance blnoculara, Rubbermaid boating accee- J-2419 between 11 a. m. and 1 St., Red Bank. Repair service, IH 1- ^?3S8' r " *" aubject to redemption at the lowest fate of Interest, but In no ease esceedlni p. m. LIONEL" TRAINS, engines, cars, 700*. HOLMDEL VILLAGE VICINITY Idea (8) per centum per annum. The payment for the sale ahall be made before thi of 160.71 feet to a point: eorlee. Compaaiea, Sperry Top Bluer eight-room English Colonial house re- conclusion of the sale or Me property will he re-sold, Cash or certified cheel Thence (121 south 89'l'30" wert ahoea and eneakers, Oator trailer*, elilp- ceaaorles. Beet offer or slnscle sales. /TWO BEER COOLERS. atill along the southerly line of Hol- toehore radloe. Open every day M. J. r. Kielnknecht. KE a,D350.W S a.m. cently remodeled. Four bedrooms, two only Kill be accepted In psyment. to • p.m. Ill Carr Ave. porches, utility room, two'bsths, pow< Any parcel or real property foi which there shall be no other purchase ly Tree Lane and alone the north- Naveiand Marine Snleti Co. Ocean HELP WANTED-Mal*-Female - Keansburg. der room. Every convenience, base- will be itruck off and sold to the Township of Hoimdel Tor redemption at (8) erly line of lots No. 9 and No. 10. Avenue, tea'Bright, BE 2-1101. LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES — Reserve beard radiation oil heat, attached two- per centum per nnnum and the municipality shall have the same remedies an Rumson Oaks, a distance of 219.82 a tree early. Six varlellea to choose PHONOGRAPH— Portable, thrse-apeed, feet to the beginning paint ef a OIVE THE BEST CHHISTMA8 preaent FULL TIME Real Batata saleaperson 949: electric roaster 110. car gsragi. Superb view. $250 month. rights at other purchaser!. Including the right to bar or foreclose the right ef all 10 the family. A Penn Van from. Conrad Smith Nursery, Tlnton OS 1-1339. WH e-4ai9. redemption. curve to the left of a radlue equal Active organisation Ave.. one mile west of Eatontown. to 25 feet: tjapitrake or Glaaipar Fiber Olaae Call CO 4-MH The sale ahall he made and conducted In accordance with the provialoi boat and Bvlnruda motor. We have 2-1420. QF.NTS RING — New. Three diamonds, SHREWSBURY—Three-nedroom ranch, or the aletute of the State of New Jersey entitled "An Act, concerning unpali Thence (13) southwesterly still lint received our 1M0 modele. Nave- REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON. Full 1120, replacement value 1150. Nice living room, kitchen, hath, cellar laxea and assessments and other municipal charges on real property, ant along the southerly line of HollF CHRISTMAS 01 FT SUGGESTIONS - Christmas gift. SH 7«7«2. lane lot. 1110 month. 30 Trafford St. nrovidlng for the collection thereof by the creation and enforcement of Hem aand Marino Salea Co., Ocean Avenue, time only. Real Eatate eiperlence not Maple deski, 933: sst of four king Call Center Agency. KE 1-3850. Tree L»ne anil along the northerly lea Bright. BE 21101. neceaaary, but muet hava selling back. LIONEL TRAINS — O gusge. Three thereon (Chapter * of Title »4 of the Revised statutes)", and acts supplemen line of said lot No. 10, along the around. Harry A. Kearney * Co.. Route size tray tables, 18.75; Hollywood twin tary thereto ana amendatory thereof. BULKHEADS,- PILING, DOCKS, ma- lie beds complete, 940; kitchen cabl- to four eets. AT t-tttTT even- FOUR.BEDROOM house. Center of Red arc of laid curve or rartlue equal to 35, Mldletown. 01 1-0M0, ask for Mr.nets from 910; crlba' complete. 135: Inge. Bank. Large lot with big trees, 1175. At any time before the sale the undersigned will receive payment of lh< 25 feet, a distance of 11.24 feet to rina conatructlon. Viking Dockbulld- Bova. Dowstra Agency, 91 E. Front St., Redamount due on any property with Interest and con up to the time or paysaeni Ihe beginning point of a carve tn tng Inc., ISM ocean Ave., lea Bright. studio couches, 955: aofa lounges, 939: The said lands so subject-la sale described In eccordance with the Ul COUPLE — STEADY JOB FOR MANround kitchen table, four chairs. 945; MdALLON STAINLESS steel rolled Bank. SH 1-S700. the right having radlua ee.ua! u IB 3-2MS. gray modern bedroom let, 9100. Come base aquarium, wrought Iron atand duplicate Including the name of the owner ai ahown on the laal lax duplicate, feet; WIFE CAN WORK OUT Hint, heater, (20. T.I J.1J07. IIIDDLETOWN — Immediate occupan and tha aggregate of taxes and other municipal charges which were a lien Thence (14) southwesterly, weeterly. 14' CENTURY RUNABOUT, excellent LOVELY HOME ( LAKE OCEAN! see, come lave. Variety Furniture cy. Three-bedroom epilt level. Plenty thereon on the first day of Joly llo», exclusive, however, of ths lien for taasi condition. Ideal gift. II' CHRIS- FURNISHED ROOM-KITCHEN-BATH Store, 119 W. Front St. Parking In rear REMINGTON RIFLE-21 caliber bol of room, fairly new home. Nenr schools northwesterly, •till along the eolith- CRAFT Inboard. Beat offer. SH T-4MS. of store (opposite Pireitone Fire Co.) for the year 1M>, are aa llatef below, erly line of Holly Tree Una and USE OF ADJOINING LAUNDRY action repeater, tubular maejaslne churches, trsnsportstlon. tl25 pel Tatal Tax Ihe northerly line of said lot No. DRrVE-AND IN OUT WORK ROCK MAPLE BED, Slmmon'e boi Practically new. SH l-aHgr after * p. m.month. J. J. Harrigan A Co., Inc 10 and along the arc of laid curve or Gelb, SIS lunset Ave., Aabury Park Katharine Larsen 2 Acre* 127.1 spring and Bsauty Reit mattress. THREE PIECE maple living room sel PA 1 noo. Nick Petruzielll, Est. radius equal to 51 feet a distance at appointment only. SH 1-0103. three maple tablea. 941. SEVEN ROOMS and garage In Red 1720 Acres—lmprts. 400. Of 142.M feet to a point In the IUSINISS NOTICIS SH 1.0*99. Nick Pitruinlll, Est. 1 Lot-lmpls. 404. BEAUTIFUL DARK RANCH mink cape Bank, Realrientlel. references. SH T Van B. Walker 29 Acres—Impts. easterly line of lands of John Clark. Jacket, excellent rondltlon. Best offer. M2T after 4 p.m. J. J. Lsngdon , known as lot 47-A, block a on the FOR TRBB WORK. c*o tree eerviea. SITUATIONS WANTED, FtwuUe tl" ADMIRAL table model TV gc-od 1! Acre I7*.l 'official tax rhsp of the borough Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI LI 2-4000. eat. 11730. conitlllim. ISO. Call after 9 r. m. THREE-BEDROOM RANCH, two miles Henry'e Diner. Inc. 102 Acres-. Impts. 1.152. William Klndsvogsl 1 Lot—Impts. of Rumson: g-4220 for ttea eetlmato. Full Inaurance HAY for sale. Islddlehrook Farm, Deal Jeuon for selling have two ests. R. north of Red Bank, Available Jan- Thence (U) north 2'58'Jtr wen coverage. uary 1. 1110 per month. SH T-dOI. Harolrl Jacobsen 4!iAcr«s rid.. Wayalde. KB 1-013*. Call after Boyer. AT 1.093S-R. Alfred and Elisabeth Boehler along the westerly line of aald Hol- TREES AND LAROB UMBS removed. • :30 p.m. ' NINE.PIECE DININO room aet. also NEW SHREWSBURY. RANCH. Twc ly Tree Lane and alonr the eaxtrr- large set of kitchen cabinets, excel car garage. Dream kitchen will] dlnh FRANCES ITILWELL ly aide of said lands of John UtPWr, flag antenna roles aet andDEPENDABLE WOMAN will-care fo BENCH SAW 10", excellent condition, Collector ol Taiee. framed. Fully Insured. SH 1-7*17 ar chlMrea tn my home. 111 per-week o -% horse motor. One full size bed washer. Thrs bedroom!, two bathi, Clark a distance of I2.*l feet to SO cents par hour. Also, keep children complete. OI 14SN. •2K living room, lane recreation room Dee. 1-e-ls-JJ ITC.I the aouthwesleny corner ef lol Na over night or weekends. MH 7-lKB. large cloiets plus additional storlge II. Rumaon Oaka. m the northerly OUARANTEBD TELEVISION servicing WE WELCOME all our old customer, TWO BUCKINO BRONCO'S on one room. LI 2-0763. * line of Holly Tree Lene aforemen- within two heura from four calL A. ATTRACTIVE WOMAN detlrea poal and new onea to our new location aland 925. Trumnet Ml BulltRlte tioned; e. Radio and Television Company, Ar- Hon. vicinity Ited Bank. Fair Haven, (four doera from old location), at 111baby coach sap, AT 1.J71J, ATTBNTION FORT MONMOUTH! By KEN REYNOLD, Thence (1O north l»"l'30" eaat mand A. Crulpl, owner, in Shrewetury Medical assistant, doctor's recntlon. W. Front tt. We guarantee to save BANJO-Mamlolln. 919. Will trade fol Three bedroom Cspe. Cellar, refrlgera QUICKIES along the northerly line of said Hol- Ave. SH M7SB. 1st, 10 yeare' eiperlenee top Wash- you more money than ever before. Your tor, move In today. Month to month. ly Tree Lane along the southerly ELECTROLUX ington, D. c. medical office. CA a. dollars will go much further hy doing Corv«nlent to Red Bunk end Fort line- of lots No. 11. No 13 and ialaa service luppllea 3Mi evenings. your atiopalng at "Varlsty". Coma In, 1110 monthly plua utilities! Ailam No. in, Rumaon Oaks, a distance no Matllaon Ave., Aabury Park. For sse our larg eeleetlon of desks, re- PAINT DISCOUNT AT "RAINBOW" Atency. 1* E. Rergen PI. lied Bank. of 313.75 fen (o the henlnnlng point EXPERIENCED TT PUT available (01 diners, lamps, tablea, bedding, ele. We Any color, any tvpe. Varnishes. sM BH ISMS. "24 Hour Service" nf a curve to the left having a ra- prompt home eervlce or free cheokup work In own home. Iscs. wallpaper, oet a (Ilicount. Oet an your Eleetrolui, call PR 5-OW. CO < 2311 also havs a nice selection nf living FIVE ROOM HOUSE, two beilroomi. dius of I.(100 feet: room and bedroom suites. COMPARE, ""a'lty -"int at .'R.inftoi.", Sneclnl: garage, cellar, attic. In Rumson near Thence (171 easterly still along the APPLIANCE REPAIRS—Anil euppl DENTAL ASSISTANT - Young girl SHOP, SAVI at the Varlsty Furniture White 92.M gallon (Inside, oulsldi bus line and echool. V13A monhly on northerly line of Holly Tree Lane, Realdantlal and commerolal outleta, some experience. Cell Store. Parking In rear ol store. (Oppo* nalntl. "Rsinbow" loppoella Acme lot yearly lease. LI MOM or RU 1-2»9D. the aoutherly line of aald lot No. 13. flilurea and appliance inatallatlon. Al U 9-0407 sits Pliostoni Tire Co.), Broad St.. Red Bank. and alona the arc of xald curve of len Bleetrle. IH T-MIl YOUNO WOMAN desires daye work RBLAXACIZOR' — 97>. II" electric radius equsl I.Don feet a distance PAiNTKR DECORATOR and panr- also available for baby antingem In . Ca- l• disc sender, »JO. Chili's table and of 149.10 feet lo the beginning hangerii Interior andd auerior. 2t sH 1.441*. ehslre. 93. LI 1NM. FURNISHED ROOMS point ol a curve to thi left or ra- rstrspsar// ' . eeipsrlsr.eeiprlce. EstimateEnlEnlmaum as ^{MJJcheer. MERCHANDISE WANTED dius equal to ?!i fret; AUTOMATIC WASHER — WO. Deluie Thence (19) northeaaterly still along eell-defroal 11 cu, It, refrigerator, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. In prlv the'line of ml Convenient tree Parking 'Ana at Our Red Bank Store Listen to the Holy Cross Choir Tonight—Tuesday, Dec. 15, In the Red Bank Store OF TIIE JERSEY SHORE Introductory Beauty Box by 5,95 Heidi: Valva Cream, Faatharlight Foundation, Skin Lotion, Inviiiblt Vail, Lipstick, Eya Shada, Reuga, CUaming Craam, Parfuma. •plm U> ITIINBACN'* COSMETIC*-Stmt Fktr GIFTS OF STATIONERY & NOTIONS Genuine Onyx Pen Base Dasignad with handy rail ealandar and smooth writing ball pan. 4.ft Sam* sat with lattar rack, 4.M tniNMCHt •TATIOMiar, Strnl rixr ml Attar* Park Men's Leather Toilet Kit Complata with aight fittings, ifp. par closing. Suntan «r Gingar, 7.M* Qifts of Beauty and Romance! Also unfittad, with top tipper dating. In toft cawhida, 7.N* ux Glamorous Robes 10.98 to 39.95 Chrome Finish Giva har a'lovaly robo this Christmas — on a lavish Tie Racks anough to appaal to har own romantic naturo. Why not Swing-Lock tio racks, tias won't salact ona of our luxurious volvats or a soft drift af slip off! In thrat siios: Nylon quilt? Perhaps a toasty-warm wool roba would Holds 30 Tias, 2.W dalight har ... ALL from our imprassiva collaction! Holds 45 Tias, J.fl Siias 10 to 20 . 31 to 44 • I4'/I to U'/i Holds 72 Tias, 4.ft Everything for tTimucN's Hiauani «N> mil itmi Good Shoe Shines liqwlra Valat OaLuxa. Natural Wood lox. 4.91 ITIINIMN'I MOTIONS, Sln.1 n..r M< «,»,, ram Shop 3 ilHjl]