IMM4 Dtllr. Monday through rrlter. «t«r«d M SMOOA Cliu MUUr 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOLUME LXXXII NO. 75 at tht to* Ofllct at 1U4 Ink, N. /.. undtr th» Aet.al Mtrafc'S, ISTS. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 Pick ItiuUtM on Hating Middletown Takes Grodeck A 'Quiet Sunday' Sunday Closing SAN FRANCISCO (AP) —. TV \T* fD*9CTo Command 2nd Battalion Law Enforced Dun View of Rt. 35TRENTON — Lt. Col Joseph L. Grodeck, Trenton, will uwme oommand of the Second Tank Large Hwy. Centers Co-operate; Battalion. Red Bank, of the *tth. the fender of Ms hat red la the By-pass Proposal Armored Division of the New l Supreme Court Hearing Dec* 22 Jeney National Guard Feb. 1, Fears Relief Route Extension Will I860. - NEWARK (AP)—Crowds of shoppers are expected He will lucceed Lt. Col. Hani Aggravate Its Traffic Problem A. Keailer, MO West Front St. to open the peak holiday buying season in New Jersey . i • "• « ..•••'••• River Plaza, who will be promot- today after a stringently enforced new law halted Sun- ed to command of Combat Com- MIDDLETOWN — The. Rt 35 relief route to by mand C of the division. day sales of certain goods in 12 counties. pass Red Bank, proposed by the Monmouth County Customers found roped-off counters and "look- Planning Board last week, may run into some strong ut-don't-touch" signs yes- opposition here. Plan Board erday at highway stores Richard W. Seuffert, township business adminis- hat stayed open. Enforce- trator, toldThe Regiater he ment of the Sunday sales Meets Dec. 9 ban was complete. will recommend to the All 12 prosecutors in counties" 13 Killed Township Committee that On Restudy vhere voters passed the Sunday it seek a conference with closing referendum reported NEW SHREWSBURY — The In Week-End the county planners to dis- Planning Board will meet Dec. compliance with the State Su- cus* their proposal further. », and not tonight for discussion preme Court's decision of im- Accidents The by-pas* is a key recom- on the final report of a restudy mediate enforcement. NEWARK Henry ing. Among the Democratic lead- along the edge of Rt. 46. Police Harris Funeral Home. Red Bank police are investi- en, be invited House Speaker hand in his jacket which took th Two arrests were made In said the'driver did not stop and Chesterfield, SI, of 11 Cherry About two yean 'ago, a man Tree La., owner of a confection- Police said Mr. Taylor waa gating an attack yesterday on a Sam Raybura (D-Tex.), Sea* appearance of his having a gun.Camden, but these came under was being sought. and wife were killed on the Key.traveling south when the car went It-year-old lieutenant colonel. ate Majority Leader Lyndea B. The man waa described as be-a municipal ordinance and were ery store on Kings Hwy., Middle- port aide, of the crossing. MoomfieM - William Rae, II town* out of control and hit the girder CMet George H. Clayton said Jehnsoa (D-Tex.), Chairman J. ing white, between 20 and 25, (See SUNDAY Pg. 2) of 33 Craig PI., died of smoke Police quoted the train eogt- at the Woodbridge Ave. overpass, William FuaVight U1~ h«ve two things in common: rod h4ir and porionsl •enk'i community Chrlitmai decoration! Friday night. Looking on are Edward H, liar action taken by presentment The lone occupant of the nlhcr Will turn Into cash for Chrlstmn battles with tuborculotii. Monmouth County Organisa- Conway, left, president of the Red Bank Community Chamber of Commerce, and Ed- by the May and September ISS7, car was Odessa Duvull McDow, shopping at Hill's Oru« Store— tion for Social Sorvico it the Monmouth county TB assoc- 524 Cookman Ave, Ashury Park. ward W. Carroll, of the chamber. session of the Monmoulli County a 32-year-old womsn from Cor Grand Jury." pus Christ!, Tex. —Advertisement, iation. i Nov. 30. 1959 RED BANK REGISTER Charles Felten For Better Channel Military OBITUARIES MANASQUAN — Former udson County Democratic As- MRS. GEORGE P. WIRTH Awakens to Find Tribunals mblyman Charles H. Felten, RICHARD B. TILTON ' of West Atlantic Ave., died Richard B. Tilton, 71. of 41 UNION BEACH — Mn. Mary Wallace St;, Red Bank, died yes- . Wirth, 54, of 417 Bayview his home Friday. Ave., died Saturday in her home. He was speaker of the House xday in Riverview Hospital. Living Room Gone Return Ml* to 1911, and was a Mr. Tilton was born in Red Mrs. Wirth was born in Brook- yn. She had lived here since PINAR DEL RIO, Cuba (AP) delegate to the League of Nations Bank and was the son of the late ATLANTIC BEACH (AP) — A separated from, the mainland by 1919. He lived here the past Amos and Annie Borden Tilton. childhood. Reynold's channel. —Military tribunals, swept away Surviving are her husband, Strange noise awakened Nat in July after sending more than 13 years. Until his retirement seven And Reynolds Channel is where Mr. Felten was a former pres- /ears ago,. he was associated George P. Wirth; two sons, .Wynn yesterday. He yawned, slip- MM Cubans to firing squads dur- J. Wirth of Kirkwood, Wynn's living room had gone. during Fidel Castro's first six ident of the Central Labor Union vith the late R. V. R. H. Stout George ped on his slfppers, trotted down- Wynn and the police spotted a Hudson County; former labor real estate and insurance. Mr. Mo., and Captain Herman L. months in power, swing back into the University of * stairs,'and found his living room huge dredge busy deepening and actio'n today. organizer; member of the West Tilton was a World War I vet- Wirth. of had vanished. widening the channel about 200 Hoboken Selective Service Board, eran and served with the infan- Maine; a daughter, Mra. Rose- Two Americans and 37 Cubans mary Sharpsteen of Monrovia, Where the living room used to feet out. The dredged sand was and a former member of the Ho-try in France. He was a mem- being pumped around to an » on trial here in the theater boken police force. ber of Shrewsbury Post, Ameri- Calif.; a brother, Philip L. Stall be there now was ocean water— >f a military camp on charges eroded beach on the Atlantic Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. can Legion. of Neptune; two Bitten, Mn. wall-to-wall ocean water lapping Ocean side of the Island. of being members of an armed Helen Rupp of Bakertfield, bank that tried to overthrow Cat- Eugene L. Myer, this place; a . Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. at the draperies. Apparently suction from the brother, Martin Felten, Sauger- John J. Hayman, a sister, Mrs. Calif., and Mother Marie Agnes dredging removed earth from un- TO. of Sacred Heart Manor, Pa., and Wynn trotted back upstairs, The prosecution ia asking the N. Y.; a sister, Mrs. AnnaHaxel M. Tobias; and three told his wife, Edith, that the liv-der a sea wall that separated the of Bargenfield: three grandchildren, all of Teaneck. seven grand-children. rear of Wynn's house from the death penalty for one of the The funeral will be Wednesday ing' room was gone. She yawned Americans, Austin Frank Young grandchildren, and five great- The funeral will be Held Thurs- • and asked where he thought it channel. This apparently pulled AMMAN lOMHT J. WALUN9. Itlford. checks the hy- grandchildren. day at 2 p. m. at the Adama at 8:30 from Bedle Funeral Wynn's living room floor, the fur-of Miami, Fla., and a Cuban Home, Keyport, to Holy Family might have gone. He said he member of Dictator Fulgenclo draulic fluid level arf an F-102 Supersonic Jet intercep- The funeral will be tonight Memorial Home, with Rev. didn't'know. So he called police niture and the rest 0to the chan- IS, in the Neary Funeral Home, Charles H. Best, rector of Trini- Catholic Church, where Rev. Jo- nel. There was no 'trace of any Batista'! Army, Fernando Pruna tor at Rfehar4i4a>baur Air Farce lase. Mo. Airman seph G. Fox will offer Ugh re- to report a missing living room. 4 Mininnian-Burial will be tomor- ty Episcopal Church, officiating Of it, ' :';": Bertot. ' Wallingrecently We> ditigneo *6 the 321th Aircraft quiem mass at • o'clock. While Mrs. Wynn and their The government seeks 30-year row at 11 a. m. in Greenwood Burial will be in Fair View ceme- To prevent more of the area Maintenance Squadron at the bate after completing a Cemetery,. Bridle. tery. daughter, Marjorie, huddled in from disappearing,, the dredging prison aentences for the other de- MERR1TT L. MILLER the upstairs front of the stucco fendants, including Peter John tour of duty at Amarilto Air Forca Base, Tax. Ha is the company sent pile - drivers MRS. FRANCES C. PIERCE MRS. CLAJUBEL H. MATAWAN-Merritt L. Milter, house, Wynn and police invest!' to shore up the waterfront. Lambton of Nassau, Bahamas, a sop of Mr. ond Mrs. Luther Walling, 240 Church St., 17, of 23t Main St.. died yester- gated. Also vanished: A 60-foot British-bom American citizen, and LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Fran PITTENGER Wynn, president of a Bronx •elfordV as C, Pierce, 7» Brighton Ave., ASBURY PARK — Mrs. Clarl- day In Riverview Hospital. strip of the Wynn lawn, the den,roofing firm, telephoned friends two women. Five other persons also are, beiag tried urahatntia. West End, died in her home bel H. Pittenger, 86, of 13M Se- Born in Virgil. N. Y.. he was a dock and cabana. to make arrangements for'his a retired store proprietor. There was some doubt that Friday. cond Ave.,'died in the home of Atlantic Beach is on the west family pending repairs. They all her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. A resident nere for SS years, wrapped themselves in overcoats. young, If convicted, would face She was born in New York City, tip.of Long Beach, an island just Miss Roberts and had lived in this vicinity IS and Mrs. Garrett D. Schanck he was a member of the Mat- off the coast of Long Island and "It was getting very hard to a firing squad. One other Amer- awan Masonic Lodge; and was ican. Alan Robert Nye of Whit- Dutch Lane Rd., Freehold, Sat- not far from the New York City heat the house," Wynn Is Feted Mn. Pierce wai a member ol irday. an exempt fireman of Midway .limits in Queens. Long'Beach is ed. ing, tad., was sentenced to death Hose Co. in- late April but the sentence KEYPORT-Miss Betty Rob- Riverview Heopltal St. Michiel't; CathoUc {Church, Shewas born in Marlboro Town- wais suspended. Wait End. ship, daughter of the late Charles He ia survived by a daughter, erts, who Sunday became Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Sunder- Mitt Lucie Miller of this place. the bride of Craig Teague of Ram- land of 45 Frost Clr., Middletown, Surviving* are a ton, Robert andEmma VanDerveer Hendrick- Pierce, Jr.. and a daughter. Mn. The funeral will bt held at 1 Presidential Contenders Give suer, N.C., was honored last week daughter, Friday. Mrt. Pittenger was a member p. jn. Wednesday fa jhe Bedle Delay Hearing at a bridal shower, given for her Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McAlsry, Helen F. Donovan, both of th|i city; one grandchild and two of the Grand Ayenut Reformed Funeral Home, Matawan, with by. the young women who will 537 Branch Ave., Little Silver, Rev. Lawrence R. Bailey of the Views on Birth Control Dispute Against Soldier » attendants at the wedding. son, Friday. great-grandchildren. i , Church, this city. Surviving, besides her daugh Baptist Church officiating. Bur- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — A hear The party was held at the home Mr. and Mrs. Juitln French, The funenl wai held this WASHINGTON (AP) - Five ential to their national welfare morning in St. Michael'! Catho- ter, are a son, George H. Pitten- ial will be in Old Teanent Ceme- ing on a charge of hit and runof. Mrs. James H. Mitell on 31 Locust Ter., New Monmouth, tery, possible contenders for the 1960American foreign aid should not Stone Rd. Hostesses were Miss daughter. Friday. lic Church where a requiem mass ger, of this city; five grandchild- . Democratic presidential nomina- be denied on the basis of any driving against Ah/ester E. Par- waa offered. Burial waa In Mt.ren and 10 great-grandchildren. ker, a Fort Monniouth soldier, ra Boyd, Keansburg, Miss Mr. and Mra. Hugh Shaugbnes- MRS. OTTO OEGLER tion agree that the United States country's policy relating to birth Margaret, Hedigan, Keyport, and sy, 296 Linda St., Belford, son, Carnwl Cemetery under direction The funeral will be tomorrow Mould not try to force birth con-control." has been postponed until Friday. of the Damiino Funeral Home. at 2 p. m.' from the W. H. Free- MADISON TOWNSHIP — Mn. The hearing was set for last Mrs. Howard Jones, Matawan. Friday. Augusta Ziegler, 7», died yetter- trol programs on underdeveloped Adlal E. Stevenson, a Unitari The bride-elect ia the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hodgkies, man and Son Funeral Home, Free- '. nations. an, said "The United States Friday, but was delayed on re- EDWARD J. NOCE hold. Rev. Arnold J. VanLummel, day in her home, Vanethel Dr. quest of Charles Klittman, Par* of Mr.- and Mrs. Isaac Roberts It Francis St., Shrewsbury, son, Born In New York City, Mn. Gov, Nelson A. Rockefeller, a should not impose birth control 1813 Stone Rd. Mr. Teague is a ENGLISHTOWN — Edward J. pastor of the Grand Avenue Re- ker's lawyer. Saturday. formedChurch, will officiate. Bur- Ziegler was the daughter of the potential Republican president as- programs on foreign countries. former Matawan resident. and Mrs. Thomas Noce, 30, of 49 Main St.. died pirant, shares the same view. But the United States should not Parker is charged with driving Mr. Friday. ial will be in Mapiewood Cent- late Jacob and Mtudt Schanhalt. i car on Nov. 18 which hit an Guests were Mrs. Richard'Tea- Schwarze, 41 Center Ave.., Keans- etery. She had lived here seven yean. Rockefeller and several of the hesitate to consider requests for gue of Ramsuer, N.C.; Miss Mil- burg, son, .Saturday. Mr. Noce was born In LaTce- Democrats said in statements aid to birth control programs in auto carrying five Rtverview Hos- wood, son of Mn. Elsie T. Noce Surviving ii her husband, Otto pital nurses at Rt 15 and Deal dred Teague, Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ernst, during the week-end that they foreign countries' where popula Lee Gook, Asbury Park; Mrs. and the late Amer N. Noce. MRS. WALTER McCHESNEY Ziegler. would provide birth control in- ion growth is inimical to eco- Rd. Walter Ennis, Neptune City, Aberdeen Ter., New Monmouth, The funeral will be held Peter VanSyckle, Sewartn; Miss M, Sunday. He was an employee of the HIGHTSTOWN — Mrs. Mary formation to any requesting, na- nomic well-being." also .charged Parker's car struck Kathleen Bosley and Mrs. Will- New York Telephone Co., andE. McChesney, 64, of 101 Second Wednesday at 11 a. m. in the tion. But it would not be a req- his, auto a few moments later on Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Jen Bedle Funeral Home, Matawan, Gov. G. Menrien Williams o iam Cybskl, Oakhurst; Mrs. Ella sen, Lincroft, son, Sunday, wai a Korean War veteran. Mr. Ave.. died in Princeton Hospital uisite to receiving U. S. foreign Michigan said he agreed with Rt. 35. . .' ..., '.'. . Krxan and Mrs., Frederick Hill, Noce was a member of Our Lady Saturday. with Rev. Lawrence R. Bailey of aid' rnoney. Mr, and Mrs. John E. Hg the Baptist Church officiating. Kennedy that any Use of federal Mrs. Patricia Duffie, one of the Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Bur ton, Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury, of Mercy Catholic Church, of this She was born In Bloomsbury The'whole birth control-foreign funds to support" birth control nurses,, is still in Riverview.Hos- nette Barkalow and Mrs. Wallace place', and the Telphone and Cam- and lived here three years, com. Burial will be ia Old Teanent aid-issue was summed up as "an daughter, yesterday. Cemetery. . - measures abroad would be ob pital with' injuries she suffered Barkalmv, Freehold; Mrs. Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Henera Club of Manhattan. ing from West Orange. i academic discussion" by Alonzo jectionable. Williams, an Epis- when the car overturned. She IsHourihan and Miss Catherine Mc- Surviving, besides hii mother, Surviving are her husband. Wai >.'Smith, press spokesman for the nessey, 701 Stone Rd.. Union coplian, said the problem is i in good condition this morning. Grath, Cliffwood; Mra. Lex LuBeach- , daughter, this morning. are two brothers, Robert J. Noce, ter McChesney; two tons, Wai GEORGE R. JOBES .. -International Co-operation Admin- matter of self-determination i at home, and Walter W. Noce ter E. and Frank A. McChesney, LANSING. Mich. - George R. cas, Mrs. Arthur Abbazzia and Monmouth Medical Ceatar istration which handles the for-each country. Misi Dolores Raskasky, Keyport; of Collingswood. both of West Orange; two sisters, Jobes, 12, of 1517 South Washing- eign aid program. Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo), Participates - Mr. and'Mrs. Jamea Lee'Foye, Mrs. George Spatcher of Shrews, ton Ave., died in his home Fri- Mrs. Francis Chaaey, Mra. Rob- 43 Cherry St., New Shrewsbury, A high requiem mass was of- "Nat one penny of foreign.aid an Episcoalian, said "I approve erts and Miss Joan Chasey, Un- fered this morning in Our Lady bury, and Mrs. Walter Sohde ol day. funds ever has been used for dis- the government's furnishing, of In Competition daughter, yesterday. West Orange, and two brothers He it a former resident of Nep- ion Beach, and Mrs. Harold Hoi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zaborney of Mercy Catholic Church by Rev. simination of birth control infor- planned parenthood information HEILBRONN, Germany -Ar- mes Mrs. LeGrand Cook and Albert A. Tomaszewski. Burial Charles Dalrymple of Belleville tune. N. J. • mation and there are no plans abroad where it bh M Bralnard Ave,, Port Moit and Earl Dalrymple of East Or He WM born in Neptune, and. my PFC Robert L.Kuhns, 33, sonMrs. Florence Liebrock, Mata- mouth, daughter, Saturday. was in St. Rose of Lima Cem- . to do so." Smith said. * ion Is to the interest of our coun wan. etery, under the direction of theange. • • ••••• ••«• • •• wai a policeman there 23 yean. of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Kuhns, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Me • . Here's the background of the try.' 21 Buttonwood Dr.. Shrewsbury, W. H. Freeman and Son Funeral The funeral will be tomorrow He was an exempt member of Situation: Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D Mahon, 75 Buena Vista Ave Home, Freehold. the Unexcelled Fire Company, N. J., is a member of the 4th Ar- Rumson. daughter, Saturday. at 11 a. m. from the Heyer Fun A special study committee rec- Tex) declined comment. mored Division's 4CtH Medical Car Hits Pole eral Home, Hightstown. Neptune, and a World War I • .smmended to President Eisenhow. Rockefeller, a Baptist, toll Battalion which supported the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rice, veteran. erlast summer that the United newsmen last night in New York 21 Harrison Ave.. Matawan, Surviving are hii father, Frank armor leadership award compe- Driver Ticketed daughter, Friday. Middletown MRS. ANNA T. WHITAKER ..States supply to any requesting that any program such as one re-tition Nov. 2-11 in Grafenwohr. KEYPORT., — Mrs..Anna T. John of Red risk, N. J.; a - nations .information on how to lating to birth control would not Germany. (" *"'.' ". COLTS NECK - Charles Joyn- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barker..23 (Continued) ' daughter, Mn. Jeanette Polhe- son, Cherry Tree Farm Rd., Mid- Second St., Pine Tree Trailer Whitaker, 74. died Friday in her -keep rapidly expanding popula- be undertaken if it was'offensive The competition is designed to all the way to Keyport would be home, 92 Atlantic fit; mus of Neptune City, N. J.; a tions within bounds. to the people of the country in- dletown, received a careleai driv- Park, Eatontown, daughter, Fri- a better solution. ton, George R. Jobes, Jr., of determine the effectiveness oif ing ticket after his car struck day. She was the widow: of Daniel • - The words "birth control" were volved. •••».- tank crews in various tactical sit- Mr. Seuffert pointed out that Neptune; two brothers, Harry .; not used by the committee. But a utility pole on Laird Rd., Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob William D. Whitaker. "On the other hand," Rocke uations under simulated combat this type of freeway, with en- Mrs. Whitaker. waa born in Jobei of Red Bank, and Ralph William H. Draper, Jr., the com- feller said, "If the people of s day night. Needle, 14» Manor Dr., Red trance and'exits points along the Jobes of Middletown, N. J., and conditions. ' Bank, daughter, Saturday. ' New York City. She was a mem- mittee!, chairman, told newsmen country request technical assist PFC Kuhtis. a medical ipecla Shrewsbury State Police said route would alleviate the pro- five grandchildren. then that "medical advice of the Mr. Joynson wai headed east Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aumack, ber of Holy Family Catholic ance from the United States i ist in the battlion'a Company B blem of having the by-pass dump Church, Union Beach, and its The funeral will be tomorrow 'proper kind, on request-, should an area where it had knowledge when his car missed a turn, skid- Lewis St., Eatontown, son, Sattraffic in one community. in Heilbronn, entered the Army urday. Altar Rosary Society. She alto at 2 p. m. from the Matthews, be supplied." it would seem to me that the in October, IMS, and received ded off the road and hit the pole, The state proposal ia strongly causing heavy damage to both. WM a member of. the Union Francionl and Taylor Funeral -' The" committee said nothing United States would want to CO basic training at Fort Hood, Tex. opposed by officials in Red Bank Beach Republican Club.. Home. Asbury Psrk, N. J. Burial "about forcing such a program on Mr. Joynson was taken to Riv- MRS. BENJAMIN LAPARRE operate with them if it was in the He arrived overseas in May ani Shrewsbury. Mayors of both Surviving are a son, William will I* In Mt Prospect Ceme- any nation by making it a tie-in interest of the other country." this year. erview Hospital by the Lincroft LITTLE SILVER — Mn. Elsli communities hailed the county's First Aid Squad. He was treated F. Whitaker of this place; three tery. on foreign aid funds. PFC Kuhna is a 1954 graduate A. LaParre, 61. of 101 Willow Dr., proposal to extend the relief The birth control question came for cuts and released. ^ died yesterday in her home after grandchildren, and three great- of Red Bank High School and a route beyond Red Bank. grandchildren. ' ' . MRLMARGUERITC C. MARTIN back fato the limelight last Wed- 19M graduate of the Univenit; An emergency crew from Jer- a brief illness. Other Tewaa nesday when the nation's Roman Driver Injured sey Central Power and Light Co. She was born in Long Branch, High requiem mass will be of- ASBURY PARK - Mn. Mar- of North Carolina. '. Officials in Eatontown and New fered at 9 a. m. tomorrow in guerite C. Martin, 45 of 300 Deal Catholic bishops said in a formal repaired the pole. There was noa daughter of the late Ellis ai Shrewsbury are not happy with statement that the church will power failure, police aald. Agnes Fox Morton, and was Holy Family Church by Rev. Lake Qr., died in Fltkin Hospital As Car Hits Pole the state's proposal either. Joseph G. Fox. Burial will be Thuraday. not support the use of public Levi Named Head Trooper John Gerbick investi- member of the Red Bank Meth. Noting that, many communities funds at home or abroad to pro- MIDDLETOWN — Edward gated. in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middle- Mrs. Martin was born.in Dul- Maras, of Oaklawn. is in fail Of New York Firm odist Church. ' are affected by the by-past pro- town, under direction of the Day mote 'birth control. Surviving are her husband, uth, Minn., and lived here aeven condition today in Riverview HOJ NEW YORK CITY-Henry C. posal. Mr. Seuffert feels that any Funeral Home of Keyport. yean. She was a refistered nurse The bishops said there was evi- pital with shoulder and hip injur Benjamin LaParre; a son,.Robert solution to the problem must be dence* of an effort to convince Levi, • Narumson St., Rumson, the pait 23 yean and a member ies suffered when his car struck . j., has been appointed preii- Eisenhower LaParre. at home; one grandson on a regional basis. MRS. MAMIE HENRY of the New Jeney State Nurtei public opinion, legislators and pol- N and three great-grandchildren. dent of Autoscrew Company, Inc. (Continued) He aald that local .officials al- HIGHLANDS - Mn. Mamie Associitlon, the American Nurses •mi < i>m.tin..i A....I..U... *>*• "• "c"r *-nerry iree rarm spell out free world objectives for The funeral will be Wednesday so will give careful study to thtHenry. 73 .of Bay Ave., died Fri- Association, and the Trinity Epta- and internationan l organisations 21« West llth St. at 1:30 p. m., from the John E. Rd. The appoinmtnt wai made by negotiations which may lead to county's proposal to add a newday at the Ocean View Rest copal Church, this place. She waa should provide public funds for Police said Mr. Maras was Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. Cardan State Parkway inter- promoting artifical birth preven- hit father, Benjamin Levi, found- a summit conference with the Home here. a daughter of tht late David aad traveling south on Rt. 35 during Russians next year. Rev. .Roger J. Squire, paitor change at cither Dwight Rd. or A former Keyport resident, Either Carlson. tion. er of the company in 1M7. the Red Bank Methodist Church, Red Hill Rd. here. a heavy rain when the car skid- Henry Levi haa been a Rum- Although he has only a little Mrs. Henry had made her home Surviving it a stater. Mn. Flor- In reply to questions from news ded, went out of control will officate. Burial will be in men, several possible candidates son resident 3fl yean. more than 13 months remaining Mr. Seuffert noted that an In-with Mrt. Yolanda Noerenberg ence A. Gray, wife of Red Bank struck the pole. in office, there ia no feeling here Glenwood Cemetery. terchange at either point might for the past three years! Mayor George A. Cray, and three for the 1960 democratic presiden- The pole was snapped off foui create another traffic problem tial nomination expressed their Hazlet Youngaten' that Eisenhower is likely to en- She was a member of Out Qtptowp i views on the bishops' statement. feet from its base, but powei counter any buna duck treatment CIMPRONE SERVICES for the township. . Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic The funeral will be at noon • Vice President Richard M. Nixon, was not disrupted, police said Club Meela Santa in dealing with European. Asiatic A high requiem mass was of The county's report noted that Church here, and a member of today from Holy. Trinity Epis- ; the other leading Republican con. Mr. Maras was taken to th< HAZLET — "The Sparrows," and African heads of states. fered this morning in St. An- tht stretch of parkway between the Catholic Daughters of Amer- copal Church, Red Bank. Rev. * tender, was not reached for com' hospital by the Fairview First a group of five and six-year-old Sea. Jeha Sparkmaa (D-Ala.), thony's Catholic Church, Red Keyport and Red Bank is the ica of St. Joseph's Catholic Charles H. Best, pastor, will of- mem. Aid Squad. youngsters from Woodland Park, a Member of the Seaate Far* Bank, for Mrs. Rose Cimprone, longest on the parkway without Church, Keyport. ficiate. Burial will be la Fair an interchange. Here's what the Democrats had lunch with Santa Claus at «i«fc •elatiaaa CanmlttM "" S3, of 17 Locust Ave., Red Bank, Surviving are several nieces View Cemetery, vaStt 9m flr- aaid: Auxiliary Plans Newark department store last la aa latarrltw he efceea't aaa who died Thursday in Atlantic The report noted that an inter- and nephewa. fcUon of the Wordrj Sen. John F, Kennedy, (D- week. The children were enter- way the facjt that the president Highlands Nursing Home. Burial change in Middletowa might A high requiem matt wai of- Home, Red Bank. Mass), a Roman Catholic said For Yule Bazar tained by "Christmas Belle," will be eat at office hi Janu- was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, un- draw traffic off Rt. 3S onto the fered today In St. Joseph's he opposed use of federal funds Santa's helper, who led. the child- ary INI sbetiM have aay bear, der the direction of the John 1 parkway. Church, Keyport, by Rev. Corne- MRS. GUI EDWARDS for any sort of birth control meas- EATONTOWN - The Women'i ren in song, lag aa Us talks with ether Day Funeral Home, Red Bank lius J. Kane. Burial will be in HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Funtral ures in other countries. He said Auxiliary of St. James Episcopal Mrs, Edward Wyan, club direc- St. Joteph't Ctmtttry under di- services will bt told tomorrow his views were not the result o Church is sponsoring its annual tor, 43 Nevada Dr., at whose "I suppose some of these heads Short Circuit in time Sunday rection of, the Btdle Funeral for Mn. Lillian EdwaHa. TS. wid- the bishops' statement. Christmas bazar this week-end home they meet weekly, and of states may have it In the back Home, Keyport. oV of tong writer Out Edwardi. . "It is up to the countries them- the parish house. The affair w Mrs. Philip Hyland, 34 Nevada of their minds that ws are go-Savea. Family'a Livea (Continued) Mn. Edwins died Saturday selves*! to decide whether they be held from 7 a. m. to 10 p. r Dr., accompanied the children- Ing to have a new president they FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) - not connected with tht Sunday WILLIAM C. CORDY night at Cedara of Lebanon Hoi- ' want Mrth control, Kennedy said. Friday and from 10 a. m. to Patricia Coleman, Linda Flagg, will have to deal with in INI,"Firemen credited a short circuit Closing law, which was rejected FREEHOLD - William C. Corpital. where iht wai under treat- Kennedy was asked in a Newp. m. Saturday. Mrs. Robert Te, Kathy Hyland, Mary Anne Me Sparkman said. "But I don't ex- with saving the lives of the Wilby the vottrs of that county. dy, 12 Clinton St., died in Fitklt ment for a heart condition. York Times interview "What I nazian, president, announced thi Grory, Margaret Warman peel the president to make any ii*m Schwarting family earl; WtlatrauB CemmeaU Hospital Saturday. She wit confidante and advis- the Congress passed a law stating a light lunch will be served buf Nancy Jo Wyan. long-range commitments in these yesterday. The Channel Lumber Co,, wh Surviving are his wife. Mrs, er to many of tht ptraonalltiei or recommending that countries fet style Saturday, with Mrs talks. Schwartlng, awakened by the brought the legal attack on theAnne S. Cordy; two brothers her husband discovtred, Including receiving foreign aid should not William Wardman in charge ol STILL CRITICAL "As I get It, this tour is de ringing of the door bell, noticed law with Two Guys, 'reported Henry Cordy of Brooklyn, and Eddie Cantor, Gloria Jaatal, Wai- refreshments and the snack bai Louise Crlml, 7, of 190 Pinck business off at much at M pt Edward Cordy of Georgia, and allow thiir population to exceed signed to show that we want to flames leaping from the celling : tar Wlnehell, Ebenor Powell and their,'capacity to make the for- Others in charge are Mrs ncy Rd., Little Silver, still is be a good neighbor to tht othe of his bed room. He and h cent. f two listen. Mn. Halm Brown Oroucho eign aid funds effective? Theodore Marriott, white ele critical condition In RlverVlew nations of the world." family fled the house. The two firms Mught to.hav •K^*"- . M-rle Hill, both Her? husbanIta d wrote auch tunea Ha replied: "I would base my phant and plants; Mrs'. CharleiHospital, suffering from a Sparkman said the only liabil- the statute declared uncontUtu of Cleveland, Ohio, she received Nov, 21 when she Firemen said flames probab- aa "In My Mtrry OidamoMlo." Jetermlnation is to whether I Morris, fancy table; Mrs. Car ity he can aee In the projected ly short circuited the electricity tional. While tht cue wai pend The funtral will be Thuradr should approve such a law on olyn Wood, baked goods a-v was accidentally shot through the trip might coma from the reaent- ing, the law wai enforced in at 2 p, m. from tht Second head by her slater, Gloria Crimi, causing the door hell te ring. my. personal Judgment as presi- kitchen: Mrs. James Rice, cers mtnt of nations that did nol Cause of the fire waa not de-some oouatita and not. in othtrs dent as to what would be in themlcs; Mrs. Tegnazian, dolls am 9, The two girls were examiningshare in the presidential visits under an, Injunction, staying n ,32 Mauser In their home when termined. interest of the United States, I toya; and Miss Virginia Beam But h» said that since time Urn forcement. ' ' ht in Mapiewood Cemetery, undai Mill HANNAH ANN HUN It became a law of the land, candles, the gun went off, striking Louise itatlons prevented a more exten the direction of tht W, H. Free In the forehead, The lisue came to a head this OCEAN GROVE - Mill Han- would uphold It as the law of the slve tour there was no way of WEATHER week-efcd. Friday. Superior Cou t mnand Son Funeral Home, Free nan Ann Maps, who marked her lund,".< avoiding the risk of offending hold, S|i. WIICIHII CONDITION UNCHANGED Northern New Jersey-Mail- ludae 'Everett M. Scherer ruler* 100th birthday Sept. M, died In Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown those who were left out. tht Mtthodlit Home for the Aged KEYPORT-The condition o ly sunny but continued csld la- 'Mt law was valid, He dissolve JAMES W. OAKDEN of California, also a Roman Cath- Soldier of Month day with highest la tht upptr his Injunction. The highway me Thursday, olic, said "I certainly don't be- Councilman Alton Q. Walling re- WICKATUNK-Jamet W. Oak MUNICH, Germany—Army' S mained unchanged this morning; Ms. Clear and cold tealghl with chnntt Immediately appealed, dtn, 14, of Broolfield, Conn,, died Mln Mtpt WII bora ia Croat- lieve this country has (lie rfKlu 5 Wllllnm O, Whelnn, 37, son Three Fined loir In the Ms. Tuesday fair They ware granted a ttay wlckt, and ipmt moat of her to Impose upon any other coun- he Is Mill on the critical list, in In Wickatunk Rest Home Friday, Mrs. Mary Ellen Whclan, 46 Mi Monmouth Medical Center, and milder than today with olrlng at 4 p. m, last Saturdsy He wai a retired employee o lift In the weitern part of the try any particular ideas It mayplo Avo., Little Silver, N, J,, r In Eatontown afltmooa temperatures la the Any further stay was up to th state. Sht tnttred the home In hnvc, nor Interfere with the re- Mr, Walling Buffered a cerebral The Bank for Savings, New Yor ccntly wus selected Soldier of tlv hemorrhage Nov. 21 outnlde his EATONTOWN - Three motor 4*1. Supreme Court, The court turned City. 1930. ligious practlcea of other coun Montli for the Munich Gnrmlscl lits were fined in Munlclp, Block Island ta Cape May - the highway merchants down. Surviving art I flrtt coutlfl, trim , , ," hnmo, l!i Stout St, llospltx' nf Surviving are a son, Walte Medical Service Arcn In Ge Court Saturday by Magistrate Small craft warnings art dis- "Tht court shauld not rentral Oakden of Red Bank; (wo daught Mn. Cltmcntlnt Mapa Ivlnt ot Sen. Hubert II. Humph'cy (U- ffeints sold he hada fair night many. last nlfthi Peter J. £dwardtcn. played. Northwest to wcsl the orderly enforcement of crs, Mrs. A. Dobson of Teaneck Msnuqutn, and a ttcond couiln, Minn), a member of the COIIKI'C- SpediillHt Wliclun, who hn.i her They wore; David Palmer, winds 1$ te JS tn.p.h. becom pnnei statute unlciis the unco and Mrs, R, Hanscn of Fort Pier Ml«i Edna Mapi of Red Bank. imtlnnnl Church, sold the i~muo Is ovci'MMH ulncn .liumtiiy I!)fi7, CAHNUUIIv TRUSTEE! Lincoln Ct,, Kritnsburg, driving Ing wcsl to southwest 21 lo oc- Tlio funeral wai this morning not one "on which our itltutlonnllty In patent," Chic cc, Fla., formerly of Neptune K a command inunnu.rm(.iit Invc NKW YORK (Al')-I'rlnccton on slduwnlk, $19; Donald Spen- casionally 31 m.p.h. thin after' Justice Joseph Wolntrmib in Id, five itrnndchlldren, and five «rc« under the direction of the Mat. mini fihould Ml pulley fur other lory ucnniiiiuni wlilli thhe University president Robert I', ccr, Fort Monmouth, Impiopr noon and then diminishing The court heard four hnur» grandchildren. thews, Francionl ind Taylor Fun. miilom and people, Nor should Mil Di'liicliiiicnl DIP 2< J''|u Golit'i'ii him been elected a (rut-left turn, $10, ami Kl somewhat tonight. Weather fair More It announce The funornl wa» l«»i nl|i | oral Home, Aibury Park. nnv policy he n cnti'rr ted nf the Carnegie l-'oundatlnn Wood). 24 Houcli St., Sea llrlpht becoming rather cloudy north Us decision nt 2:31) p, nv, |u thu Furry Muinorlnl Home, As mliiiiiiiillijii mid [I'islMiiiHr If Midi the Army In I'M! Ill-wife, Voi fur the Advancement ol Teach- driving, J15 nnd llccns portion Inter tudiiy and tonight nn hour nml R hnlf befor bury 1'ark, Uurlnl wns this morn No prni>i,in llmllng linanti wntn ymi IIMIIOJIJ dctvrmlno Ihnt It In C.Il-> with him hi (,rummy, ;, Ilia election wai announced rovoked indefinitely. Visibility 10 lilllcj. •limilit Tli» lt«|liiir w«y,-Ailv«rUJ«. Sellerer's last Injunction expire Inn In Mnnmouth Memorial Park in#ni. • Builders to Report Cards Award For Rutler Get* New To Elect 'out at Eseo With Saving Discussed Contributions MIDDLETOWN-The Standard KEYPORT - A discussion on NEWARK — Fort Monmouth. Oil Co., New Jersey, has named Dec. 8 report cards, marking, methods it's commanding general and 27 George W. Butler, King's Hwy., 19 Lives and disciplinary problems were of its employees will be honored deputy coordinator of marketing. FORT MONMOUTH — An en- MANASQUAN - The annual Mr. Butler has been assistant meeting and elecUon will be held discussed at the recent meeting Friday by the Federal Service neering technician here has of St. Joseph's Parent-Teacher Campaign for National Health general manager of marketing v»en credited with saving the when the N. j. shore Builden for Esso Standard Oil Company. Associstion meets Tuesday, Dec. Association in the school auditor- Agencies for the support given ves of 19 men lost in a blinding ium. the health agencies' 1959 cam- A graduate, of Baltimore City ind-whipped snowstorm Sept 38 S, at Beau Rivage Restaurant, College, Mr. Butler joined Esso Wall Township. Speakers were Rev. Cornelius by the Army Signal Corps instal n Thule, Greenland. H. Kane, pastor of St. Joseph's lation. Standard Oil Company in Bajti- President Robert J. Schmerte, more in 1929, and for 23 years Thomas McBride, 72* Green- Catholic church, and Sister Mary In addition to an award to the rood Dr., Spring Lake'Heights, who has been renominited unop- deSales, principal. fort, certificates of merit will be served in various posts in the posed, will be host to the mem- Delaware, Maryland, Washington, guided a bus carrying the men Mrs. James Walden was presented to Maj. Gen. Albert F. jack to Thule during a "white- bership at a cocktail party from Cassevant, commanding general; D. C, and New York sales di- •:30 to 7:30 p. m. named chairman for the PTA (." spring bazar, to be assisted by Kenneth K. Huhn, drive co-chair- vision. After dinner, the following slate A "white-out" Is a wind storm Joseph J. Howard and Mrs. Earl man, and 2( key campaign lead rtiich carries loose snow on the of officers and board members, Bachran. Parents were asked to ers. all unopposed, will be elected: ground so fast that visibility is contribute gifts for the parcel Presentations will be made by reduced to zero. Mr. Schmertz, president; Robert post booth with out of town post- Gordon Barrett, vice chairman of Lee and John W. Put, both the 1959 New Jersey committee Letters ten Story markers on them. •• .The story of Mr. McBride'S ex- Rumson builders, first and sec- Members also will assist with of FSCNHA. ond vice presidents, respectively; the annual bishop's clothing Mr. Barrett aaid fort personnel )oits wss contained in letters Jack Iacopino, Laurelton, treas- drive, now in {progress. Clothing achieved the highest total of con- rom Peter C. Smith, an. em- urer, and Robert Holder, Mana- for children and adults may be tributions for federal installations Ioyee of Metcalf and Eddy, of squaa, secretary. left in the church annex. throughout the state in support ioiton, and Robert Sneaker, The following will be elected The program featured a lec- of the combuded'drive conducted 'hiladelphia, an employes' of unopposed to the board of direc- ture, "Living Better Electrically." by eight national health agencies. jreenland Contractors. '.' tors: Philip Solondz. Lakewood; by Mrs. John Kane, home serv- They are National Society for A bus carrying Mr. McBride Willis Newman, Island Heights; ice representative for the Jersey Prevention of Blindness; United md two Fort Monmouth soldiers, Frank J. Manson, Red Bank, and Central Power and Light Corn- Cerebral Palsy Associations *fc. Barnabas J. Skrentty and Oscar F. Wells. Elberon. American Heart Association; Ar- >fc. Theodore F. Rusch, Jr., Mr. Schmertz will name Wil- She cooked a turkey on an elec- thritis * Rheumatism Founda- >roke down when a caravaa of liam Mtrlln, Elberon, and him- tric rotlsserie. It was awarded to PAIR HAVIN'S CHRISTMAS lights, like most community displays in this area, wore tion; Muscular Dystrophy Asso- ehicles tried to return It miles self as directors to the National Mrs. Charles O'Hare. turned on Friday night. Mayor Russell H. Minton, second from right, throws the switch. ciations of America; National As- to Thule during the "white-out" - Association of Home Builden. Other dishes cooked by the sociation for Mental Health; Na- The group boarded another Due to be named as alternate di- speaker were given to Mrs; John Looking on, loft fo right, are Raymond R. Jennell, secretary of the borough's Chamber tional Multiple Sclerosis Society bus, but the wind became so rectors are Robert Lee, for Mr. Andolfi and Mrs. J. A. Corapo. of Commerece; Raymond Miller, chamber president, and Dr. William J. Morgan* and National Society for Crippled severe the driver could not see Martin, and Mr. Solondt, tor Mr, Cafeteria attendance prices were thaler, chairman of the lighting project. Children and Adults. the road. Schmertz. . given to Mrs. Edmund DiSteftno, The fort is one of nine federal Laag Walk Three new builder members Mrs. John Watson and Mrs. An- military and'civilian installation. Mr. McBride first climbed on the will receive their credentials of gelo Crescl. • Parade Group In New Jersey to be given awards George V. hood of the bus to try to membership. They an: Arrow- for fund-raising efforts on behalf Mothers of third grade pupils China, US Friedes Will In 1947, he was named mer- the windshield of ice, but was head Village, Point Pleasant; were hostesses. Pupils of Mrs. Ei- of the health agencies. Among blown off. He then walked hi Domenic Parise, Toms River, Plans Yule Event the others is Lakehurst Naval Air chandising manager of the New leen Jones' class won Get York sales division, and, two front of and to the right of the and Bil-Lar Construction Co., of ents attendance prize. MATAWAN — As its first ac- Estate Station. bus, telling the driver where'the Lakewood. tivity* the new Matawan Parade years later, was made assistant of fourth grade pupils will be manager of the West Virginia road was. Mr. McBride guided ' Mr. Lee will receive NAHB hostesses for the December meet- Commission, established last Unresolved week upon recommendation of Of Father sales division. • ' <• • the busload of men six hours and Spike Club Credentials for hav- ing. seven miles. : ing obtained aix new members. NEW DELHI (AP)-Commun- the Borough Council, will stage NEW YORK - Kenneth Frie- Bad Year From 1953 to 1958, Mr. Butler de, 73 Rumson Rd., Rumson, was manager of the New Jersey Mr. McBride arrived home A one-set play written by ex ist China and the United States a Christmas parade in the bor- each accused the other of a kid- ough. . , N.J., and Richard L. Friede, sales division, leaving that post last Monday after spending five ecutive secretary, Jack little, en- Point Rd., Little Silver, N.J., For Farmers to join the parent company, months with the Corps of Engin- titled "The Builder's^Paradlse," St Mary's Guild naping in Bombay, and Prime Plans for this will be completed Minister Nehru told the Indian when the commission meets to- share the estate of their father, TRENTO. N -. -New Jersey Standard Oil Company (New Jer- eers In Thule. - will be presented. It will be fol- sey), as manager of the market- A certificate of gratitude from lowed by the presentation of the Parliament today he could not morrow night in the First Aid the late Leo Friede, New York, poultrymen and many vegetable Squad building. a member of. the New York ing development division and, the 19 men was presented to Shore Builders "Follies." Activities Set say yet'which one was'telling j growerChesters Jha. dTyson a ba,d Jr.yea, rstat in e1959 di-, the truth. The purpose of the'commission Stock Exchange. later, us assistant co-ordinator of Mr. McBride, his wife, and Ms). LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Char? This was learned with the fil- rector of the Farmers Home Ad- marketing for North America and Gen. Albert F. Cassevant eonv Nehru Mid the Chinese ambas- is to co-ordinate, and organize les Fenlason was in charge of the borough parades. The commis ing of Mr. Friede's will for pro- ministration, .said today. Africa. He returned in 1958 to rnandlng general at Fort Mon- altar Thanksgiving decorations at sador formally complained to the sion includes two representatives bate in Surrogate's Court, here. Mr. Tyson, whose agency become assistant general mana- mouth. '.',•••'' Indian government today that Legislators St. James' Episcopal Church, from the following organizations: Dated Dec. 2, 1958, will makes loans to farmers unable ger of marketing. Mr. McBride's comment on Ms Plans for this and other dates Americans kidnaped members of The American Legion, Veterans directs that the estate tfe div- to obtain satisfactory credit else' actions: , ; ^ :• were made at this month's meet- the staff of the Chinese consulate of Foreign Wars, Borough Fire ided equally between the two where, said that poultrymen "I don't wsnt to make a Mg :f Seek Advice Ing of St. Mary's Guild. general in Bombay Hriday. Department and First Aid Squad. sons. especially, appear to have suffer- deal our of this. It was ready - " SHREWSBURY- Twenty-three Mrs. Morton A. Barnes, devo- The United States filed a pro- Members include Clyde Mr. Friede was a former in. ed one of the worst years econo- FwrlandWitt nothing." .,.; persons, who serve or who have Uonal secretary, led the group test Saturday accusing the Chi- Sanders and Robert Ziegler, from ternational and national decked mically he has ever witnessed. recently served on one of the in the opent,& prayer. nese of kidnaping and abusing the Legion; Otto Butch, Jr., and canoe sailing champion. He urged county committee- Seventh Grades Hear boards of the state Department Mrs. ft. Clayton Davidson, of Marine Sgt. Robert Armstrong James Thomas, VFW; Richard In 1913 and in 1933 he defended men of the Farmers Home Ad- Probated Oakhurst, Christian Social rela- of Los Angeles, who the United ministration to keep faith in the Talk on Fungus Use. of Institutions and Agencies; Lewis and Frank Martin, First the International Canoe Sailing FREEHOLD — The following SHREWSBURY — JohaJ. Sim- have been invited to meet Tues- tions secretary, reported band- States said, was guarding a Chi- Aid Squad, and Joseph Vscar^a Challenge Cup put into compe- tanning industry they are fi- wills were probated last week by ages for the leper colony are still nancing. mons, sales manager of the: day with state Senator Richard nese official who had asked for and W. Edward Harris, the fire tition by the New York Canoe County Surrogate Edward plants products division of Merck R. Stout and Assemblymen being received, and clothing left asylum. department . ,,.,.., Club. "Our experience in the past," Broege: from the recent rummage sale and Company, Rahway^waa-tho Alfred N. Beadleston and Clif- "All this sounds more like Officers are Mr. Lewis, chair- He won the national competition he said, "has shown.the wisdom Mrs. Augusta F. Fiordland of speaker at a special program ton T. Barkaktw, Montnouth was disposed of to charitable or- some piece of fiction than fact," man;-Mr. Harris, vice chairman; in decked sailing eight times. of providing capital to farmers in Middletown, who died Nov. 7, ganizations. last week in Shrewsbury Gram- County Legislators, to discuss Nehru told the Lower House. Mr. Butch, Jr., treasurer, and He was a member of the stock adverse times if the individual willed the net income from-her mar School for three of tho sev- Mrs. Ernest Hambacher, united The prime minister said Bom- Mr. Ziegler, secretary. exchange more than 40 years. has a reasonable chance for suc- estate to her husband, William R. possible legislation on methods cess." enth grade classes. of parole or making changes in thank offering secretary, said the bay police are investigating the The commission has sent out Mr. Friede died at the age of Fiordland. Upon the death of One of the classes, in which ' the authority of the various date for the diocesan in-gatherr charges. He added: letters, asking local, organizations 72 Nov. 6, leaving an estate for- He pointed out the administra- her husband the estate is to be the speaker's son. Randy, Is a boards. ing and corporate communion at "Kidnaping of a foreign nation- for financial support for the mally declared to be more "more tion has a loan to fit nearly divided as follows: to her son, 1, has been studying fungus Trenton Cathedral will be an- every need of family-type farm- The meeting will be held at al Is clearly outside the functions Christmas parade. After the first than $20,000." William, one-half, and the rest growths in Its science program, nounced later. of a consulate general." year, plans call for benefits to Actual size ia unknown, pend- ers. to be divided between her grand- to learn bow medicines' and the home of Assemblyman Mr. Tyson said there are i. daughters, Joyce A. ConWay i Beadleston, Sycamore Ave., here, Donations were) received for The Bombay police also were build up the commission treas- ing an inventory. chemicals are obtained from the Christmas bazar to be held investigating the report of an In- ury to make it self-supporting. quate funds to finance farm op- June A. Martin. these growths. Mr. Simmons il- it was called because of what in the parish hall Saturday from : erating expenses and also to con- Mr. Beadleston termed the pro- dian employee at the 'American John N. Carlbon of Rumson, lustrated his lecture with a aeries 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. consulate .there who claimed that struct and improve farm, build- who died Oct. 31, wWedJL0M o, pictures made at the bability of f the Legislature being Plans were completed for the Safety Unit ings. . •'•- "called upon to consider im- during the week-end two unl Failure to Pay ttoo Leonard W. CaiCarlbonb ; UCJ300 Merck plant, explaining how this all-day preparation of the altars dentifled Chinese tried.to take Loans for refinancing debts ol the Children's Home of Cromwel is done. plementing the report of the for Christmas on Wednesday, farmers, however, will be limit- Conn.; property -.in Rumson special commission studying the from him a consulate message toll Costs $5 Hears Talk He also showed a movie deal- Dec. 23, when .members will he was taking to. the. telegraph ed for the balance of the fiscal his niece. Violet Wilhelm. and ing with careers in bacteriology. Department of Institutions bring box lunches. MIDDLETOWN — Angelio To- FREEHOLD — Paul Franz, year, owing to a shortage of nephew, Herbert Carlbon. The Agencies." • '. office. A spokesman at the con- acting deputy director of the The group will serve refresh- sulate said U.S. officials could maiini, 51, of ' Eatontown, has funds for this purpose, Mr. Ty rest of the estate was left, Styles of Yesteryear , Helpful to ments for the next general meet- pleaded 'guilty to a charge of state Division of Workmen's his brother, Lawrence F. Carl not verify the Indian's statement. Compensation, Department of son, stated. This type of loan ii He said it "would be .helpful ing of the Woman's Auxiliary, failing to pay the 10-cent toll in in greatest demand at present, bon. Sbown by AmicoiClaa* to Sen. Stout and the assembly- Jan. It. an automatic colection lane on Labor and Industry, was . the speaker recently at a meeting of he added. Luigi Rampino of Red Bank, NEW MONMOUTH — Fashions men, to have the benefit of the Refreshments were served by Campfire Girls the Garden State Parkway. The administration has an of who died Sept. 30, and John W. from 1900 until 1959 were model- opinions of those people in Moo- The motorist was fined $2 and the industrial committee of the Mrs. R jbert Peterson and Mrs. Monmouth County Safety Coun- fice in Freehold. Ousterman of Eatontown, who ed at the Amico Bible class meet- mouth County who are serving George Parker, Plan Mother'* Tea $3 court costs by Magistrate Gil died Nov. 6, left their estates to ing, Nov. 24 in the Baptist church, cil. or who have served in recent NORTH CENTERVILLE bcrt Manson in Municipal Court their respective wives. by Mrs. Paul Eby. Mrs, James years on the various boards Plans were, made for a mothers' here. It was held in the American John Dewey John A. Gehrig, who died Nov. Willl, Mrs. H. Laurence Scott, covered by the commission re- ChurchAuxiliary tea Dec. 4,at a meeting of the State . Police patrolling the Hotel. 10, and Edward C. Keyes. who Mrs. Jack Hilbert and- Mas port. Tan-Da Campfire Girls in the parkway made the arrest on a Mr. Franz discussed recent Book Released died Nov. 13, both of Little Sil Ads Syvertsen. Mrs. Hilbert mod- He added: Hears Reports home of Mrs. William,H. Shee- complaint charging that the vio- developments in the field of ver, left their estates to theii eled a wedding gown of Mrs. lation occurred at 12:30 a. m. workmen's compensation. WEST LONG BRANCH — The \ James Griggs. Mrs. Donald Bis- "J refer specifically to the re- LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Fred han, Jr., leader, 3M Middle Rd. educational theories of John respective wives. commendation of changing the Susan Stat and Stacey Ogens Sunday, Oct. 4, at the parkway's The industrial committee is' a Mrs. Harry Wilkins, Matawan, grove displayed a baby carriage Behlmer presided at the recent Red Bank toll area. division also the state Safety Dewey are found in the new vol- that has been in the Dennis fam* methods Of parole and to;, the meeting of the Woman's Auxili- sang Hebrew prayers. Posters ume "John Dewey: Dicttonary-of who died Nov. 8, willed her question of changes in the were made for the December The motorist's occupation was Council. tate to her husband. iiv. Port Monmouth, for maay ary of. St. James' Episcopal Among those attending thi Education," edited by Dr. Ralph rears. ''',-. ...• authority of fKe respective Church In the parish hall. candy aale. Mrs. Walter Ogens listed in the state police report as B. Winn, chairman of the depart- Mary A. Smith of Middletown boards." was introduced as a new -assist- garage owner. meeting were: who died Sept. 28. left her estate Mrs. Willi was in charge of tat Miss Ruth Van Dusen, devo- Jack McCalliard, and Norman ment of pschology at Monmouth Those asked to attend the tional secretary, led thai group in ant leader. Toll evaders are subject to a College. to her brother, Edward O.Pin- program. Mrs. Willard Foster maximum penalty of $200 fine, or Reid, both Jersey Central Power nell. meeting' Include Mrs.. Aurthur the opening prayer after which Appointed as new officers Dr. Winn combed the works played old-time songs. Mrs.. Aa- J. White, Dr. George S. Steven- were: Stacey Ogens, president; 30 days' imprisonment, or both. and Light Co.; Herbert Sweet, J. Franklin Cuttrell; Matawan, ton Krumel acted aa narrator of reports were given by Mrs. Mil- Additionally, driving privileges Electronic Associates, Long of Dewey and others about him son, Dr. L. F. ,Albright,' Dr. ton Gtng, secretary; Mrs. Rob- Terry Evans, vice president; Sus- in order to produce his "compil- who died Oct. 27, left his estate the show. Agnes Wayman, Mrs. Julius ert Peterson, treasurer; Mrs. an Stat, secretary; Pat Sheehan, may be suspended or revoked. Branch; Leslie Bstchelar, Han- to his mother, Margaret E. Cut- Hostesses were Mrs. J. Fraads son-Van Winkle-Munning Co., atipn of the basic aa well as cas- Fllnk, 'Dr. Frank Pignataro, Herbert L. Llnley, on the college treasurer, and Denise Morln, ual theories and statements of trell. Rauch, Mrs. Gaylor Hansen. Mrs. John Montgomery, Miss Laura breakfast for students served at publicity chairman. FAMILY BREAFAST Matawan and Donald Ostrander, Edward S. Conover of Free- Foster and Mrs. Hilbert. The ant Fiber Chemical Corp., .Matawan. the late philosopher on the sub Harding, Dr. James Van Nos- the Qarfleld Grant Hotel; Mrs. MIDDLETOWN — Andrea Hur- iect of education and pedagogy, hold, who died Oct. 28. willed meeting will be held ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Also, Sidney Sandier, Fort the members of .the trand, Mrs. Samuel Rlker, Jr.; John Frey, chairman of the fall ATTENDS MEETING $35 to each of his grandchildren, end Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson. rummage sale; Mrs. Behlmer John Hurley, 38 Maida Ter., had Monmouth; William Titus, At- the rest of his estate he left to Christmas party Doc. I. to the Also Mrs. Herman Wiley, Mrs. who was ATLANTIC CITY - Robert A a family communion breakfast lantic Tile Co., Matawan; Mich- Belford Ms son, William E. Conover. Baptist church. of y Harry H. Neuberger, William last week, Present par ael Strano, Architectural Tiling Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lelong, B. Harding, Henry C. Rapp, *> Robert.A. Barr, Sr., 867 River ents. brothers and sisters. Johnh , Co., Keyport; Sidney Teitelbaum, Summer Ave. entertained Mr. Joseph J." Shwark, Dr. Albert Fair Haven, attended a , , , Lakewood attorney, and Lester Lawson, of the turkey supper. Daniel, Anne and April; her and Mrs. Albert JakubowsM of fchmtdt, Gen. Winfldd S. Price, meeting last week-end of the Matthews and Leonard S. Mc- Somerdale and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mrs. Minna P. Greenbaum, Dr. Mrs. William T. Burke and Middle States Association of Col grandfather, John Hurley; and Gackin Spear, Leeds & Kellogg Mrs. Harvey Stocum, church Mr.''and" Mrsr'Arthuir"*Burke"ol » both A. a M. Karagheu- Nensel of Jersey City snd John •*•»• *•*"«• «nd oltice" ol New Brunswick. Anne Hurley sian. Inc., Freehold. Brinkman of this place for ¥"••*• "H•e i»s th» e adminis•diih.- d a party Nov. 22 with her EFiSS The Re(ln«r brlngi buyen awl Mil- Thanksgiving. Naw York Stock Exchange Dr. George L. Wolcott. the local' hospitals and nursing officer of Swarthmore brothers' and sisters to celebrate en toiether tub am. Whj m |on homes* College. here first birthday. hamT-AdvMtlMMM. Susan Marvin, daughter of Mr. American Stock Exchange Members ware reminded of the and Mrs. James Marvin, Rail- ROBERT D. VISCOUNT, Manager Hold Man On Christmas Batar to be held in road Ave. celebrated her Mth the parish hall Saturday, from birthday recently at a dinner Theft Charge II a. m. to 4 p. m. St. Martha's party. Present were Mr. and CHECK NOW! Guild will serve afternoon tea to Mrs. Arnold Padersen and son Oeorgt Laws, 23, of MO West 7 Front St., Red Bank, mi ordered the patrons. Arnie, Highlands; Angela August, The stocks you own now may not be tho oast you held for the grand Jury Friday Colored slides 'were shown of Loretta Woodward, Barbara I bought originally! Nothing is the same . . . share I on a charge of breaking and en- the Holy Cross Llberlan Mission Deutsch and Catherine Lukasho- price, the companies' earnings, future prospects . v. tering Into the Community Hard- sry with Miss Virginia. La- witz, Esst Keansburg: and Mr. sll have changed. You may be ahead ... but how ware and Variety Store, 151 Mon- Marche, program chairman, ds> and Mrs. Clarence Marvin and do you know, if you haven't had a checkup recently? mouth. St., and stealing about So), scribing the scenes. James Marvin, Jr., this place. Arnle Pedersen entertained with This may be the time to take a profit, to seU a weaken- Red Bank Magistrate- John V, Refreshments were served at 1 Crowell also sentenced Laws to the close of the meeting. feats of magic. Piano selections ing stock, or to add more shares at an advantageous were plsyed by Susan and, sing- I l 30 days in the county Jail on price. Check now! ing was enjoyed. charges of being drunk and dis- The man who can help you is at Spear, Leeeda a Kel- orderly, Police Chief George H. Clayton Teenagers Rev. Dr. Robert Blackman logg ... a registered representative experienced, in- said Laws hss admitted entering showed films on "This U New formed and alert to put our firm's Investment know- the hardware store Thursday. To Meet Jersey" at tha Christian Couples how to your best use. For his suggestions, send your Club meeting Nov. 23 In the stock list today with tho coupon below. Methodlit Church. Mrs. Jay I I Tumulty Speaker On Safety White wss chairman of refresh At USO Dinner menu. A Christmas party Ii A group of Monmouth County Spear, Leeds ft Kellogg LONG BRANCH - T. James High school students met Isst planned for Dec. 21, „ t|(-M1 M(9inb#ff Tumulty, former congressman and week In Red Bank High School M, i. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Benson, stateassemblyman, presently dep- to make plans for the county's N. Y. Stock Exchange . aa*« uty mayor of Jersey City, will be first teenage safety conference, Green Ave., entertained on American Stock Exchange I the featured speaker at the eighth to be held Dec. 9 at' the Wall Thanksgiving: Mrs. Inga Abra- annual USO Pal Dinner in Pad- Township High School, iiamicn, Brooklyn, and Mr. ami My Hit •» •*••!•• to aHaiktS tor yMW •flaton, h—4 .M dock Lounge, Wednesday, at 7 The purpose of the conference Mrs. Robert Bcnion and daugh- mi |MUv«, wklrii to p. m. I) to offset the unfavorable pub- ters, Barbara and Kathy, River side Heights, Rlcliurd Klein, Oukhurat pub' licity of teenage driving and to HIAR DIAN — Dr, Roy A. Boweri, dean of Rufgert College of Pharmacy, tacond n Usher, will act as loa.itmustcr fo (Ivo tccmiicn an opportunity to tho nffalr honoring the member* irenont their own safety idea*, from left, discussed intra-profettlonal relation! at a meeting of Monmouth-Ocoen Mrs. James Hobbs, Campbc ti nf the ArmTicr Of f crs Plan to End "Msfbemotftt for 1. "torn U efrassts* sesi «sr Couraes havloral Sciences" will bs Includ- ed during the 1960-1961 academic Cut f LL6PVKC V&SefA&LeS'. WATCH fi Migrant Labor 'Serfdom' insurance program to assist the In Math Set year. migrants and to relieve local hos- THATCHIU7! 66CAREPUL OF... per hour, as proposed in one of WEST LONG BRANCff — The topology course is sched- Crime Rates TRENTON (AP) — A seven pitals and welfare agencies of point federal program to end mi- •e bills, but do not exclude substantial burdens." Three new Monmouth College uled to be Uught in September WASHINGTON (AP) — The to- 1 tal number of major crimes com- grant labor as a "pocket of serf- mall farms. courses in mathematics were an-! by Donald J. Warncke, Long 2. Consider a federal law like Branch. mitted in New Jersey's six.larg- dom" was proposed today by SHY ON SPELLING nouneed today by Dr. Leo M. ew Jersey's to bar hiring of The numerical analysis course est cities decreased 9 per cent Gov. Robert B. Meyner. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Wulf, Long Branch, mathematics during the first nine months of Meyner told the U. S. Senate tiildren under 12 for any kind of Mark James Wiederhold, 5. knew will be taught by Everett W. ork. Department chairman. Holt, Long Branch. this year, the Federal Bureau of subcommittee on migrant farm his name, of course, but he Investigation said today. labor that New Jersey is doing 3. Bar crew leaders who ex- couldn't spell it. So when he Courses in "Topology," "Intro- Dr. Wulf will teach the third a good job to protect imported loit the workers. duction to Numerical Analysis," There were 15,121 major crimes turned up lost in front of an sir- known to police in the six cities laborers but "we cannot go for- 4. Give growers long-term, low- craft plant, and didn't know his from January through Septem ward alone" because of price est federal loans to build durable address, plant guards took him ber, the FBI said, compared with competition from other states. ousing which is easy to'main- to the police station. 16,663 for the,same period last His program .included barring tin. Officers were combing through year. migrant children from the fields, 5. Enforce present Interstate the telephone book, looking up putting most laborers under min- ommerce Commission rules to variations of Mark's pronouncia- FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover se that migrant buses and said the number of major crimes imum wage laws, preventing ex- tion of Wiederhold, when his par- ploitation by crew leaders, allow- rucks are safe and the drivers ents arrived to report him lost. nationally decreased 1 per cent ot overtired. • during the same period in cities ing low cost loans to farmers for over 25,000 population. migrant housing, enforcing fed- C. Provide federal aid for mi- eral rules on transporting work- The preliminary , crime data providing health Insurance, made public by the Justice De- and setting up schools and day partment today, however, detail- care centers for migrant child- ed the figures only for cities over ren. 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE 100,000 population. During the morning the sub- ...' Newark Rate Cut committee, headed by Sen. Har A 13 per,cent .decrease in New- rim A. Williams, Jr., (D-NJ), ark's crime rate in the seven cat- took testimony from Meyner and egories listed by the FBI was his aides, farm leaders and so- largely responsible for the over cial workers on four proposed all drop in the state's* six larg- Four Girl Scouts Chosen bills. est cities. The crime rate also lessee! Farms decreased in Jersey City and Pat-As Candidates for NIO In the afternoon and tomorrow, AND erson but increased in Camdi it waa to inspect migrant labor Elizabeth, and Trenton. conditions on farms ia Central Crimes listed in the FBI i SHREWSBURY - Four local Living. Donald B. Watt founded and South Jersey. scouts have been chosen candi- the Experiment in 1932, and or- port were murder, forcible rape, Meyner'said in his prepared robbery, aggravated assault, bur- dates for the I960 National and iginated the idea of homestays as CARPETS nternational Opportunities in the basis for promoting interna-|statement: glary, larceny over $50 and auto "Our reputation in the United theft. Scouting. tional understanding on the per- son-to-person level. An indepen- States ss a source of assistance BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED Newark police' reported 7,905 If selected by Girl Scouts of and inspection to the underpriv- the U.S.A. at national headquar- dent, pon-profit organization with crimes in the seven categories an annual'program, the Expert ileged and downtrodden contains IN YOUR HOME OR AT OUR PLANT during the first nine months of ters in New York, each will par- a smudge while this, pocket of icipate in four distinct programs meat maintains offices in 28 serfdom exists in our own socie this year compared with 9,109 for countries. < the same period last year. The next summer. ty." city reported decreases in all The candidates chosen by the Experimenters spend a month In New Jersey, he said, mi- WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS. CLEANED categories except aggravated as selections committee of the North- living with a family, followed by grant workers last year planted saults, which rose from 605 to rn Monmouth ' County Council a month of exploring the country and harvested more than a third ALL TYMS O* RU6S CLfANID 770. of Girl Scouts are Diana Benner, and its cultural aspects with the of the 314 million' dollars worth 30 Queens Dr., Little Silver; El- young people of host families. of farm products. The totals for the other five The Experiment arrarm-'s tor cities with figures for the first en Vopicka, 6 Oakwood La., He said his. state has about Rumson; Mary Lou Weinheimer, ravel, accommodations, itinerary nine months of 195S in parenthe- and the host family. 13,000 of the nation's 850,000 mi- 273 Hance Rd., Fair Haven, and grant, farm workers, and super; ses: Dorothy Ann Conway, 25 Ocean- One senior scout from each re- 10% DISCOUNT Camden, 2,054 (1,897). Eliza- Vises their activities with the port Ave., West Long Branch. gion will be selected to live with unique Migrant Labor Bureau. 1,024 (985). Jersey City, 1,515 a French family for a period of ON PRESENTING THIS AD! (1,976). Paterson, 1,346 (1,437) Their selection will be screened six to eight weeks. Farm leaders in New Jersey, he and Trenton, 1,277 (1,259). with selections of other senior said, have accepted the new rules Everybody gave a little to make scouts in region two. . Major expense. s for this pro- for adequate heat and hot water National headquarters will no-|«r«n «ndthe. Int«Mtl0l?»1.c"*' in camps. this standout slipper value possible. Velvety Miss Schneider ify selectees and alternates by erings Abroad will be paid by the "Because of the lack of unions tvedine, warm fleece lining throughout. Leather soles. he i end of January. • Juliette Low World Friendship and price stabilization," Meyner ACME CARPET AND Church Speaker Mrs. William Watts. Eaton- Fund. said "it is essential that we tack Brown, red, black, grey, tan or beige with own; Mrs. Francis'Walshe, Key- Ellen, graduate of Rumson- le the problems of the migrants contrasting vinyl trim. Sizes 6-12. KEANSBURG — Miss Gladys port, and Miss Jane Conger, Fair Haven Regional High. School on the federal level." Upholstery Cleaning Co. Schneider was speaker at' thejRumson, of the county council, is a freshman at Cedarcrest Col- Program Com* fast because they'll go fast. lege. She speaks French, which is Methodist Youth Fellowship meet- selected the four local candidates His program included: ing in the Methodist Church. on the basis of scouting back. requirement as a scout .candi- SH 1*4255 RID IANK date for the Experiment. 1. Over a four-year period, She spoke on the program area ground,, camping experience andl 1 raise the minimum wage to $1 of Christian citizenship. short essays submitted by thej Miss Weinheimer is the coun- Miss Diane Nichols had charge,| candidates on a topic in whichcil's candidate for Co-ed Career hey are interested. Conference, a new scout program of devotions. designed to'interest, youth in for- A hayride was held Wednes Miss Benner is a candidate eign service opportunities. The day. for - International Gatherings event will be held at Rockwood A Christian witness meeting Abroad, a program set up for National Camp, Bethesda, Md., next month will be held at the 4 senior scouts to participate July 30 to Aug. 7. with other young people from the home of Edward Budelman, sub- Twenty senior Girl Scouts and || district chairman. United States, the place for the event has not been released. Di- 20 boys, comparable in age, will A needy family will be adopted participate in the conference. by the Property Owners Associa< ana, a senior at Red Bank High School and a member of Troop Mary Lou, a senior at Rumson- tion. They are to receive a Christ- Fair Haven Regional High School, HWY 35, MIDDLETOWN mas dinner and gifts during the 43, was in the Roundup Patrol in || holidayi. Colorado in July. was leader of the Roundup Pa- A donation was made to the trol in July. She is a member of • OPEN • Miss Vopicka is a candidate for Mariner Ship 135. , 10 A ire Community Hospital the Experiment ia International - M.yiStaiJL^fc MON. te HI. Miss Conway will compete for •. 1* A. le£3RF»~fr M. Set. • SUN M and Mrs. Jack Hawardin the fourth annual All-States Wil- I! entertained at the meeting. , derness Camp to take place for OTHER STORES LOCATED AT Debut In two weeks during August in the • WOODHUDOE, IIMlK 1 ' \ COOPER NAMED Pacific Northwest. • ailai MATE MAM, SlM|>»l«t •DETROIT, Mich — E. O. Coop- The participants will be camp- Debating ing in the deep wilderness area CMtor , Nsmu • NO. MtntRWICK MopplM er, an aviation vetertn, wa r.%aairi>iuiir-MOBBa Ccattr named today as national directoi under primitive conditions where • MJiWOOD SkaMlar Cnter WEST LONG BRANCH—The they can utilize what they have •Uat* 4. E»l ralerua. N. J. of aircraft service by Bendix Avl debut of Monmouth College in in- • KANT rATMMN 8»H|lM ation Corp. He will direct serv learned in Girl Scouting and in a CHrtfr • TOMWA—INI» 41 , tercollegiate debating will take creative and imaginative pro- • BCStaCN MALL BtlMI«« • UVIMOSTON—KMK 1*' icing for the entire range of the place Wednesday when two stu .; CMHI, SMH 4, Fannw, !«. *.• WATCSTON.O—Baala gram. corporation's military and com dents will oppose Princeton Uni- mercial aviation products. versity debaters on a qeustion o! Dorothy, a student at Star of J| congressional power over the U.S. the Sea Academy, was leader of Supreme, Court. the Roundup alternates patrol [which toured New England and The national debate question, Canada last summer. "Resolved: That congress Should Give Your Family be Given the Power to Reverse ]s, Supreme Court Decisions," will be argued at 8 p. m. in Room • 104 A NEW ROOM of Main Building. Students and their guests have Or Othtr Horn* Improvements been invited to attend by the Po- SwartzeTs litical Science Association of Monmouth College, the student HoxUt, N. J. sponsoring group. Other debates have been sched- FOR CHRISTMAS uled during the winter. Monmouth College will partici This is the time fer hem* pate also in tournaments staged Stocking: by Princeton University, Johns MipfOVOftlftitn VflfJ MOR* Hopkins University and Harvard . mouth Censtracrlen Is University, all in February. •Havahart LOW COST At these tournaments each col ready te save yea btcj lege debates aix or eight times against other colleges and uni- Traps money en yeur plans. Ne versities. Students Listed NEW ROOM metttf hew targe the |eb. Monmouth will be represented1 M er hew smeM, we will be Wednesday by Ira D. Stein, 2204 aj Sunset Wanamassa, a senior in HuniMifitr happy ** five yen e free education, and Stephen C. Rate, Service Pert* 30 Beach St., Sea.Bright, a fresh- estimate. Cell tesleyl man in business administration. liners President of the 40-member Po- itical Science Association Frank. J. Fasano, 390 Brighton |j •Plastic Pipe Ave:, Long Branch, a tenior in J£ • 1st Paym'nt March political science. Y p His fellow debaters are Clyde *f • Sift - all types y •V« 20Yrs.TOPAY B. Smith, Red Bank, a' senioi Savings In Insured Savings and in political science; Nancy M •Salt Hay v Cotter, Sewaren, a sophomore in political science; David Tirado 4S1 High St., Long Branch, a scp •Heat Tapes v Loan Associations like ours ior in business administration; increased more in the last ten years than navinga in any , Gerald D. Melnlck, 213 Fourth other type of financial institution ... and today total over OltMNIO Ave., Bradley Beach, a junior in •Duct Cement V education; Linda A. Collo, 9 War |49 billion. There arc a lot of thrifty people. Start your savings TO 'IT account with UB now.. You'll like knowing1 that your savings' are, YOUR dell Ave,, Rumson, a sophomore IA in education, and John K, Con safe and earn excellent returns, too, KOMI! nor, Bradley Beach, a pre-jour nation student. •Organks Wntn you wv* l the 200 Mklnn cnlliuslnsls 1 lie Wcodland Trail Walkers clut: or to Security ,ro ux-xurvlccmcn who tine > Swartzel's wore off IOIIK trek.i. 10 BROAD ST. RtD BANr\ NEW JERSt> (Haslet iH Siding) MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO "Hut once they Irloil II, wldi SflWngi Accounri Money Orderi Home Improvement Loam uit the 'must' Involved In thel HIGHWAY 35 AT HEADDON S CORNER MIDDLETO^VN Phone CO 4-2211 \rniy innrchci, they loum Traveler! Chaquei Homo Mortgage Loan* SHADYSIDE I 5060 • PROSPECT 5 1 33 ilou.su ro In gelling to place DIVIDEND hey wouldn't otherwise hnvi HazUt, N J. Coll Eilhc Numbt. Do, O' N.qhl - ren," »ay» MIH Catherine Her S«v«.by.M«ll Chriitmai-Clubt van, club secretary. 3'/4% V M Vm RED BANK fJEdSTE* UmuUy, Km. Vi. \9to-S mm M w Warns* mi tm »* MMfrll. WtfUW M* P Ss9 ^nv^B^k^^W^V^sV V^a gOB^BF^ ^Vf*ssjss^ ^ss^ •^sss^Sr^ssr 9 HAL BOYLE rant*." He HfcM <• t»l* last ttf, to bawd Mothers Club A party for the Boy Sesutt wil NEV YORK (AP) - Hu rock fort he evea late Ms tint real Rod comes from a musical at sculpture. He also likes to read, tryfcsg to become a great tales* be held later in the winter. ICA-Victor to a seven-year con- some day. tract to springboard a trend record? family. His mother plays the and one of his favorite books is Mrs. Thomas Coughlin \ and *B' roll music passed its peak? Elects Officerg Mrs. Albert Wolfe, Sr. were wel- n teenagers toward music Well, he hu a ballad-type piano, his father sings in church "The Power of Positive Think- "I'm not a thinker. I'm a Can cash build a 19-year-old *™ ?, dreamer. But talent is what I comed as new members. with "a soft sound." According voice, hud browa eyes, dark choirs. He himself plays both the ing," by Norman Vincent Peale. KEANSBURG — Mrs. Thomas tuknown singer into an explosive tousled hair, a*d Die same look piano and trombone. He started admire most. Mrs. McWalter thanked mem- atardom eclipsing even that of to Variety, the show business But he also is highly athletic. McWalters was re-elected presi- of suppressed, sleepy-eyed ex- out to be a dentist. Now his even- "I realire what a great oppor- bers and friends on behalf of the Elvis Presley, weekly, the firm is spending $100,- "I like all kinds of sports—base- dent of the Mothers' Club of St. 000 to try to make a star of Mr. citement that stirred girlish tual goal is not to become a ball, football, swimming, gymnas tunity this is. So many people club for donations made to the still a top idol hearts to thunder over the late troubadour but an actor. struggle and struggle all their Ann's Cub Scout Pack and Boy rummage sale this month, of the teenage Lauren—ihe largest sum ever tics and archery. I like to make Scout Troop 105 recently in the budgeted by a recording company James Dean. He even looks con- He is an intense, highly serious lives for this chance—and here A Christmas party and cover- jet? my own archery, equipment." Knights of Columbus Hall. on a young unknown. siderably like Dean. youngster, who has tried to per Lauren is modest about his It Is laid at my feet." eddish supper is planned for The career of The theory behind the massive "I enjoy rock 'N' roll music feet himself in as many fields as prospects of replacing Presley as Rod isn't in the market for Others re-elected were Mrs. Dee. 17th in the Knight's Hal!. Rod Lauren buildup is that many teenagers, myself, but I don't sing it well," pssible. the top heart throb of the bobby romance. Jerome Mayer, vice president; Gifts will be exchanged. may hold an who buy about 90 per' cent of said Ron, who Is launched on a "I've wanted to become a legi- pin mob. "I have my own girl back in Mrs. William Vogts, treasurer; answer to these nationwide 2tctty tour. timate actor since I was eight or "I don't knock Presley," he Fresno," he said. "She's only 16 Mrs. Edward Hackett, secretary, Benjamin Franklin, then Brit- single records, are beginning to Mrs. Jerome Mayer, publicity questions. weary of the raycous monotony "I have a softer voice. I dea't nine," he said. "My favorite actor aaid. "He can adapt himself to and still in school. ain's deputy postmaster on the Rod, picked and Mrs. George Brown, Sr., sun North American continent, estab- of rock 'n' roll after a five-year have that screeching sound. is Laurence Olivier, and my fa- about anything, so he must be "We're not engaged or any- shine. from a field of binge.'. Mr. Lauren's sponsors hope I'm a baritone. vorite actresses are Bette'Davis • pretty level-beaded person. thing: but as far as I'm concerned lished the first post office in •OVt.F °' 300aspirants he will be the new Elvis Presley "I know I don't have an and Helen Hayes." "I knod I've got to keep my I don't plan to mess around with The club donated $10 toward Quebec just before the Revolu- •*"*T was signed by of a new era of sweeter music. operatic voice, but I admire Rod is a mixture of Spanish •eases, too, and keep oa de- any other girls." the Cub Scout Christmas party. tion.
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PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd.-WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! HALF PAST HEAD-BANGING TIMi fTHESE DAYS Ked Bank Kqistcr By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Street, *•* Baa*. N. J. StaSa Highway SS, N. J. ritaMt-kr11171 by Jain H. Caai mi Henry day The two women behind me were not In a rave, as the expression goes, over the movie which they had THOMAS IKYING aaowN, M2MM been invited to see. One said that she had not shed a JAMEf J. HOGAN. EdTter M. HAftOLD KEUY. _-, which was unusual for her, as she cried •van at W. HABJtY KNMNCTON, the most corny shows. So she said. •I lk« Aaaadatoi I wondered how different our _ u muticd •xeiinimr to Uu ON IN nrabUtmilm u wtll uHltf mi 4liMtekM. tastes had become. For what these Audit of Clresdatlea women wanted to cry about was some T»t Rid Btak luilitn uramM BO nnucltl UtlM Mr tjttenMicti errors la tfmrtlM- sexy jumble in which the gangster mat*, but win reprint, wiuwM cMrgt, Ihu *wt M tMMM u wbin uw t»po«r»pme»i «• •earn. AdnrUwn wlU *!••*• aoUIr U» Miimi •< «W mmt vhlek B slaps the dame across the Jaw when he catches her in her chemise with an- Thl» mmmi i i M iwiwiim tar miwwi «t wun— la iMUn ma as ntim. other gangster whom he shoots. Thus •ubwttruaa PrlMt la UnM •W-Ml Stan* wpy kr mil. • i love triumphs! It is the old Romeo and MONDAY. NOVEMBER N, 1» Juliet scenario all over again, except that our modern Romeo does not die of poisoned drink; Mike Hammer or Peter - conquer the Jews because they possessed the will to MftOCHML CONFERENCE •notations ALL GRATEFUL introduction of the small American car. ter of Albert Morris, aad ~*»• resist The Romans could conquer Palestine but not for meals, ate. la short. It's a (5) The intensifying competition to American In- gene, son of Fred Morris. Ml Bergen PI., continual strain on the expense (6 South Lake Dr. the Jews; they could take the land but not the spirit Red Bank. N. J. account,. the cost or living be- Red Bank. N. J. dustry from foreign goods accompanied by the outflow Leslie Dennis was elected pra of the people. To the Editor: ing what It is today. To the Editor: of gold and the dramatic change in our country's for- ident of the graduating class oi Whence came that enormous will to resist? Here I've campaigned repeatedly for Such a situation should never Enclosed please find a Thanks, eign economic policies. Red Bank High School. The • statewide parochial school CM. exist, but the fact that it does giving message from our fami! class consisted of eight girls and was a nation with no great army, no great navy, not ference. but apparently all myhas prompted this vigorous cam- There can be no/ argument about top story five boys. Other officers were to our adopted country. Carolyn Blaisdell, vice president; much land, no significant natural resources. Neverthe- literary efforts have been In vain paign, in the Interest of Justice Sincerely yours, her one. ' —up until now at least and fair play. For, although the steel strike is distorting every Elisabeth Stryker, treasurer, less, Its people possessed the will to resist Rome's (Mrs.) Astrl Pistor Fred Fortune, secretary. might and Rome's tortures. Whence came such power Let's analyze the proposition Perhaps a more comprehensive statistical barometer of our economy in these closing realistically, from a practical publicity program would latensi- Thanksgiving to resist? point o( view. Obviously, a tbe situation, and start the This Thanksgiving season, weeks of the year, 1959 will go down in history as the X Years Ag* possl of such magnitude rerequireq s ball rolling la the right direc- behalf of my family, may I press our sincere thanks and ap-year America moved Into a new cycle of expansion' The State Policy Cm Beyond doubt, it came from the Jewish concept • great deal of money, and I'mtion. reserved decision on a request fhe first to admit that high ft preeUtton to the United Slates the 26th In the past 100' years. From the first day in of a God of love and mercy, a Power outside of and As you know I'm vitally»• of America for the many free- of the Monmouth ConeoUi*-'- beyond man whose revelation to man mad* for right- nances and 'sports go hsnd in terested in sports and have ben 1959, it was clear that this was not just a rebound Water Company to divert band. doms nnd oppoilunltlss offered for some time, and I fed that to us. from the 1957-58 recession. It was clear that we were 1.900.000 gallons of water dally eous living, for love and charity and devotion to a Nevertheless, such a setup Is anything that will benefit the solidly into a pervasive upswing to new all-time peaks when necessary from Shark Riv- moral life. The adoration of God runs throughout this worthy of consideration, and Is youngsters Is worth publicizing. My family, as so many others, er. desperately needed to provide came to this country ss Immi- in production, employment, sales, incomes, profits. picture as a gloripus theme if only one has eyes tose a Considering that the Caieys grants. They brought with them more recognition for the Catholic are primarily a road club, more At the start it was skyrocketing government Miss Joan Field of Long Branch the symbolism and joy in his heart to understand that schools which, for some unac- little more than a willingness to power to them for retaining their work and courage to start a newspending which was giving us a lift As the months was preparing for a recital at this is more than a motion picture. It Is a dramatized countable reason, seem to be unbeaten status. Town Hall. New York. Her pi- taking a back teat home In a strange country. Since rolled on, it was rising consumer spending which preachment of all that the Bible means, done with un- Kindest regards, that time our family group hu ano accompanist was to be Andre At the present time they play moved in to prop the economy. As the year closes, it Benoto. Miss Field Is considered «™I tastefulness and even religious ardor. independently and, as any ath- Charlie Paris. grown into a small scale league of nations. Poland, Italy, Ger- is climbing business spending on plants and equipment one of the best young violinist letic director will tell you, this in the country. create* scheduling; problem!. many, Ireland, Norway and which is developing as the great new economic support TRUE HOT RODDERS' America are represented. We at- Tske Red Bank Catholic High It has been a moderate, not exuberant prosperity. Members of the MM gradual "Come On, Lour, Let's Leapt** School for example. tend churches of our choice, hot) 117 Grange Ave., Protestant and Catholic, We hold It hasn't been powerful enough to slash unemployment ing class of the School of Nur- Out of nine football games the good Jobs, own property, exer- sing of Monmouth Memorial Hos- Caseys play only four Shore Fslr Haven, N. J. to a "normal" percentage of our work force, to dry pital Included Misses Kathleen the Editor: cise our right to vote, and our schools, the rest are scattered To children are free to follow the up the pools of Joblessness in long-distressed areas. Ann Murphy and Mary Agnes throughout the state, thereby ne- An article In the Nov. 21 edlcareen of their choice. There But it has been prosperity. And most significant, Rlordan of Red Bank; Helen cessitating msny hours of travel tlon of The Register describing no other country In the work Mary Beck, Helen Agnes Mana- time. a meeting of 40 hot rodderi and that offers so much and expect we have achieved this advance with only modest price hsn. Margaret Mary Wood and In effect, this means sports car enthusiasts for theso little in return. increases. Lillian Schwarts, Long Branch; money for st least three char- purpose of a "king site race' Mary Grace Digguv. Marlboro; is unfair to true hot rodders. From the oldest to the young Even though this is the season when prices cus- Haul Jean Everts. Wanamassa Those Involved in this Incident est. we are all grateful to tomarily advance, the probability is that the consumer Patricia Kecklsen. Leonards, were not true hot rodders snd Americans. price level at this year's end will be no more than 1*4 Elthea Pitcher, Behnar. Men7 Washington* Astrl Pistor. true sports car enthusiasts. per cent or so higher than at last year's end. Through- The group consisted of a num John O'Neil of New Monmouth her of lawbreakers who planned out 1999 basic forces have been working to force a returned home from Monmouth a race on a public street because levellng-off in the consumer price level—such u a re-Memorial Hospital, where he had there were no nearby legal rac- turn to a budget approximately in balance, tight and bean a patient a month with in- ing facilities available and they juries suffered la an automobile lacked the will power to abide expensive money, fierce competition among American accident. by the lews protecting our citi- businessmen and from foreign producers, ample plant zens, capacity. The Hllgsr sisters, noted ss imi. The true hot rodders' purpose slcians, were having a coner Is taking speed oft the public Actually, when the steel strike hit we were nudg block house, 12x20 feet, built highway, promoting automobile Ing the "economic ideal" of a free enterprise society; house their SO price-winning mln safety and regulating competl record production, employment and incomes, and i latura Plnscher dogs, on thci tlon under safe and legal condl place near Freehold. tlons supervised by police ad- reasonably stable price level. visers. And now what about the future? Here, a key fac Stanley and Robert Groendyki In conclusion, let us, the true is that when the steel strike began, the advance was of Perrlnevllle were the hlghes hot rodders, ask for help, not prlte winners from Monmout hindrance. Thank you, only 14 months old, "young" by every yardstick. The County 4-H club exhibitors st the The Floating Valves average duration of our expansion cycles has been Trenton Fslr. They won M first Hot Rod Club of almost two and one-half years, and, by forcing post- prizes, 12 third prizes and three fourth prices. Monmouth County, ponement of so much activity, the steel strike we! Edward Aborn, Jr., President. may have given this one a longer life. At the request of the Stai Thus, the odds now are that just as prosperity Code Authority for the barbe •Peribersaere, AsMrkan werk- shop trade, Col. J. Lester KIs fcl siae* ke lapmed, Patriot John Adams, later sec- was a top story in 1959, so it will be a top story In 1960ner, State Recovery Admlnlstr ond pronldent of tlio United States, —with all this moans to your job and income. tor, had Mjwed an executive or- w«» dcfcniti) nttornoy for the der establishing a minimum Urltlnh snldlcm Involved In the"I is based on a surplus of only Kingsley andhis aides also made guage education before a meet- and Runuon Rd., complained to f2.M0.OOD next June 30. these new predictions of income ing of the Parent-Teacher Asso- the gowenilssj body two weeks Mrs. Bruce was born in Brook- Unless the new estimates ere from ether major .taxes: ciation tost week. ago he was tired of having motor- lyn, coming to live in Eatontown wrong or income from smaller Gasoline-|M,5M,N0, the same Dr. Lovett went on to say that Ma ta distress knock on his door in HOT. where she has lived 531 taxes and fees makes up the dif- as the budget-figure. our diplomats abroad are dis- at alt hours of the night to use years. ference, the treasury could find Alcoholic beverage*—81,100,000 liked and mistrusted because they p Mr. Bruce was born In Platts- itself facing a deficit. The esti- an overrun of $l,100.M0. havr e not taken th- e time to learn Mr. Stephens said aU the bor- burg, N. Y. Nov. IS, U04, Mrs. mates usually have turned out Cigarette*-$40.O00,O00,atid over- the native language, resulting in ough will have to do Is build a Osgood is their only child. They to be on the low side in past run of $500,000. a big gap in mutual understand- concrete slab for *e beoth to have three grandchildren, Jan- years. Inneritsnces-SU,OOO,O0O, a loss ing. stand on and brinf, In a conduit ette Lee, Joyce Lynne and Frank New Jersey's constitution re- of $1,000,000. Under the newly established to" provide electricity. Osgood. quires the state government to The New Jersey Racing Com- Government National Emergency He asked that the borough en- operate on a balanced budget. mission has estimated the state's Defense Fund, a student may an- gineer check into the exact loca- Mr. Bruce, the first letter car- income from pcrimutuel betting ply for a scholarship to study tion of the booth. •• rier fat the borough, has been at $24,900,000 this year, $100,000 any of the exotic, or romance Aaether with the postal department 33 less than the budget figure. languages, as well as Russian, Mr. DePalma complained ori- years and has been postmaster The big bright spot In the tax and recieve a salary in the bar- ginally that motorists with car five years. picture' is the motor vehicle div- gain. trouble and those stuck on the ice Both Mr. and Mrs. Bruce are ision's estimate of a $4,(97,000 "However, more effort should in winter found their way to his members of the Methodist RUSSULES* overrun in it* fees. The division be put forth in the public ele- Completes Course house in search of a telephone. Church. They, both are interested is set down in the budget for mentary and secondary schools to 4 Enter But Tuesday night he said in scouting, Mr. Bruce being a 34 MOAD ST. $68,400,080, but now believes it prepare the student at an earlier there was another reason why he leader of Boy Scout Troop 52 and will collect $73,087,914. age so' that when he reaches high wanted the telephone installed. MO IANK The seven major tax sources school he will have acquired a former commissioner for district »ackU0 A near-rape in the area recent- one. account for about seven-eighths working knowledge of foreign LINCROFT — Inducted at the ly was the main factor for want- of the state's annual revenue. languages." - Mrs. Bruce is:a den mother in meeting of Cub Scout Pack 110 ing the public telephone, he said. Cub Pack 52, leader of Girl Scout The treasury also gets about 4! Dr. Lovett called ' for more last week in the Lincroft School'i Mr. DePalma scored a story million dollars a year In small- qualified teachers, classrooms, all purpose room, were David the No\|. 11 issue of The Register er taxes and fees. and an emphasis on the oral as- Pemmeii, Timothy Donley, Keith which, lie said, made him appea5r1 The tax collecting agencies did pect of foreign language instruc- Gordon and Blair Hartnett. like ,a "scrooge" for not wantinirgf not predict much of an increase tion, beginning with the Ml age Andrew Lennert, scoutmaster Ms telephone used by motoristass no.l specialist for 19(041, when the state bud- group. of Boy Scout Troop 110, and sev- with car trouble. get is expected to be several mil- In Little Silver, at the insis- eral members of that troop, con He said he did not bring up the Our Phone Number! lion dollars higher. tence of parents, youngsters of ducted graduation ceremonies for attempted rape Incident at first in ston the first to, sixth grades are re- three pack members, William 'because it might embarrass" Jones Serving Aboard ceiving one half hour of French Collinson/Robert Jobes and Ken the borough. • per week, aa a ttmit, he said. Icebreaker «Glacier' . neth Israel. The boys will now Cites Reporter SH 1-1208 Similar programs are being Bin a local Boy Scout troop. PANAMA CANAL — Raymond carried out in SomervUle and The reporter covering the J. Jones, Navy fireman, son of Robert Kerfcesh, representing meeting should have known what Runuon. The Teaneck and Hack- the Lincroft - Holradel Kiwanis LITTLE SILVER CLEANERS and Mrs. William T. Jones euseck school districts are featur- he was thinking, Mr. DePalma of 214 Cambridge Ave., Fair Ha- Club, attended to thank the cubs said. 601 BRANCH AVE. LITTLE SILVER ing foreign language education as for the canned foods they con ven, N. J., serving aboard the part of the curriculum. Mr. Stephens said there will be icebreaker USS Glacier, translt- ributed for the baskets whlcf LAUNDRY . CARMT * HMNITWf CIAANIN* Dr. Lovett urged the parents to no minimum charge to the bor- the Panama Canal, Nov. 9, the Kiwanis gave to local need) ough for the telephone*. en-route to the Antaractic and stimulate foreign language inter- : Thanksgiving. est in the children with movies, Matter of fact, he added, If participation In this year's Op- Gary J. Members/ of den eight enter more than 75 cents a day is col- eration Deep Freeie 60. recordings and books. He advised teJned witl a skit, "The Country that club groups could achieve MATAWAN — Airman Gary J. lected there, the borough will get The Glacier, scheduled to stop a wider language program in Chigston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan." a 10 per cent commission. It was announced that the pack' New Holiday Loan Plan! at Port Lytleton. New Zealand, schools by appealing to the school ElweU S. Clugstoa, J5 Edgewater before continuing its journey to board, administrators and the Dr.. has completed his Initial football team has had a good Antarctica will/support opera- government for aid. course of Air Force basic mlli season, winning three of five games. Lee Davis was coach. Hominy Hill Guernsey SHOP NOW-PAY UTER Mate Office ft Worebemes tions conducted by Navymen and Dr. Lovett also said: "The key tary training at Lackland Air scientists, exploration of the Ant- to the knowledge of the people in Base, Tex. He has been selected John Mulheron, cubmaster, Sets Production Mark Arrange an HFC Holiday Cash Loan up to $500 11.53 Meehesrfe St. IM lank hen gave various achievment an arctic. The Glacier is scheduled this shrinking world is their lan- to attend the technical training PETERBOROUGH. N.H.— A to cover heavy seasonal expenses-repay in con- to return to Boston, Mass., next guage. It is essential to study course for aircraft and missile service badges to the following: Ricky Brandow, Richard Laurie, new record placing sixth in milk venient monthly amounts. You'll like the extra TEL SH 1-0030 April. their language as well as their maintenance at Sheppard Air andeighthin fat production among culture if we are ever to gain Force- Base, Tex. ' nice Burton, Kenneth Israel, conveniences you get at HFC. You also get speed •HIM YOUTH'FINED the 10 highest of the Guernsey tss aatm-av AVSNUI the confidence-of the world." effrey Muessig, Donald Moran and courtesy. RUMSON-Guy Roche, 18, of Airman Clugston is a 1959 grad-Gregg Kowatch, Arthur Liman, breed in her class has just been eMbtsv MACM In the business portion of the uate of Matawan High School. completed by the registered cow, Tak — 84 Dewis La.. Fair Haven, was meeting, Boy Scout Troop 22 con- Roger Moffler,' Lincoln Davis, TMenSKMInUNMONITftOM... fined $15 last week on Basic airmen at Lackland are Peter Ber. Garry Korr. Richar Hominy Hill Champion Lotus, a hlM C. B. ducted the flag ceremony under selected for specialized training junior two year-old, owned by SptcM 8*nic* to Armed Force* Ftnontul charge of possession of alcoholic the leadership of James Rudd. Schaler, Garry Solomon, James U*. I at Santa at technical schools on the basis Sickles and Michael Anderson. Hominy Hill Farms Division, beverages ia his car. Magistrate scoutmaster. Colt's Neck. N.J.. and bred by •*. i la rat Stuart A. Young. Jr., of their interests and aptitudes.' The pack's Christmas meetini Participating were Richard They are reassigned to the school Henry D. Mercer. OUSEHOLD FINANCE the fine. Hart, Theodore Davis, Richard will be held Dec. IS In th after four weeks of basic, and are school. "Lotus" produced 14,564 pounds Uc.No.9H- SU Kaake and Robert Gunderson. given additional military training of milk and 725 pounds of fat PTA President Barry Green- along with technical subjects. in 305 days on three times daily AMMT MIX berg announced that next month's Airman Clugston enlisted in milking. meeting will have an international Award Goes 710 Ceoknwn Avenue-MUsped 34500 October at the Asbury Park re- This purebred cow was bred fllaaaa Wa^ssaaMaVlM sMs^sssssast aatsfttl > s*sW»»J ^^|j_y. theme, featuring films of his cruiting office. for production. Her dam. Hominy trip" abroad last summer. Hill Lois, has records of 16,812 Mrs. Joseph Bertha reported To Halsey pounds of milk and 812 pounds iln that Mrs: Richard Felhaber, Mrs. RUMSON — Navesink Chapter, of fat, made as a senior four 1107 Highway jffaS-OSheme 1-1400 Robert Daioo and Mrs. James Red Cross 6 a s t m a s ten International, year-old. l>Ni»*^trn^«ftak»Mai;-C Hobbs accompanied her to the speech of the evening to Charle New Jersey Congress of Parents Chairmen Halsey, Runuon, st a recent and Teachers convention In At- meeting in River House Inn. lantic City last month. Mr. Halsey's topic was "Chew- Miss Virginia Neil's first grade Selected ing Tobacco Last Stronghold REEDS 25th YEAR...BUY WITH CONFIDENCE won the attendance award. SHREWSBURY — Service oMWascultoiry." ' chairmen for the county Red Also on the night's agenda were Cross chapter were named by . A. Huntsman, Jr., Little Sil Stock Split the chapter chairman and con- er, who spoke on "The Perfect firmed by the board of directors Martini" and Thomas Sabin at a recent meeting. Middletown, whose topic was For Nl Gas Included were: fund campaign, The' Value of Training Pro- Edwin M. Ambler, Wansmassa; grams." BOTH RINGS $' disaster preparedness and relief, Edward Taylor, Hazlet, was in- 50 Next Friday Thomas S. Field, Jr., Middle- ducted into Toastmasters. WONDERFUL FEELING! ASBURY PARK — The New town; home service, Jacob O. Guests at this meeting were FOR ONLY Jersey Natural Gas Company has Herr, Deal; Junior Red Cross, ZacJc Taylor, Fair Haven, and LOOK IASY HUMS announced-that the two for one Mrs. J. Henry O'Hern, Red Bank; Robert Mutter, Hoimdel. You'll thoroughly enjoy split of its common stock will be nurse enrollment, Mrs. Barbara The chapter consists of approx- effective Friday. M. Schmidt, director of nurses imately 20 local husiness and pro- that "wall groomed/feel- The stockholders may retain at Fitkin Hospital, Neptune; of- fessional men who meet twtc< their present certificates, and fice of volunteers, Mrs. Bernard monthly at the River House h ing" you gat whan you certificates representing only the B. White, Shrewsbury; safety speak, hear others speak, • and number of additional shares re- services, first aid, Charles Brahn, have your hair • cut »t learn better public speaking suiting from the split will be Spring Lake, and safety services, through experience and the eval mailed to them. water safety, Howard J. Rowland, uatlon of their fellow members CARDNER'S. The company presently has out-Asbury Park. standing 450.655 shares of $10 par Mr, Ambler, reported that plan' Action! Thmt'i whmt T lUfUtar •d> b»v« ttui Uns for value common stock. Upon the ning for the March campaign la tlMlrlldt tdrartlMrd t for ov«r Uir««-qu«i effective date of the split, the proceeding, with many communi — al a e.nturr-—Ad»artlMm»nl company will have 901,310 shares ties already organized. . of $5 par value common stock. Eighteen areas araree without FOUR BARBERS ON DUTY The New Jersey Board of Pub- complete plans for the annual lie Utility Commissioners apprav- membership and fund drive In ed the two for one stock split March, but, said Mr. Ambler, in rhom SH 1-0792 of the common stock of the New general, the plans for the drive RARIIR Jersey Natural Gaa Company in are more advanced than last year an order received Wednesday by at this time, CARDNER'S SHOT the company. UMECHANKST.-Oa*4wHBtoeke(fBrMMlSt. •TOM HOURS: Daily • A. M. te «:N p. M.; Bye Bye Byrd was the lead- ing money winning pacer at the Fit • A. M. te a P. M.; fat • A. M. te t-Clesed Wai. Yonkers, N. Y., track la MM. He earned $M,t75.
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RID IANK AMURY PARK or CAKHYINC I mlii. ititloit nil If tut Aibuir Nth Supplies end equipment CIIAROE •7 IftOAD ST., RID IANK fIOl MONEY BACK NO INTEREST SO* MOSPICT AVI.. LITTU SILVtl SH 7-1273 er SH 7-3110 RED BANK RECffTEl Navarumsunk Mondsr, Nor, », MS*-*) Bazar Safurda How to Lose—Or Win Auxiliary s Re-elected y NYU Concert * a-%** vt*»^»i*»«a FAJR J^VEN _ Members o( NEW SHREWSBURY —,Mrt. St. Margaret's Guilpp d of the Holy With Those In-Laws Nominates , *»• >x>ld their annual bazar Sat- Participant Richard Williams of Middtotojm Communion Episcopal Church *"&** '» the parisp h house on Miss Deborah Hocbstein, daugh- y peace in the family?—Worried The Navarumsunk Auxiliary of wat elected presidenyt of the MMy- Mother. Family and Children's Service nd Childrens Service at last ChurcChhh SStt . betweebt n 1100 a. m. and T of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hoch- y brother and I have al- Monmoutind Children'h Auxiliars Servicy oef aFamilt lasyt ways been eloae though we don't Dear Worried Mother: "Love nominating committee presented reek's meeting in the home of * P- ;tein of Rumson and New York a new slate of officers last week rs. Thomas Hill, Jr., Cloverdale Mn. Thomas Blair, chairman, :ily, will participate in the New te* one another often. Out of a one aaethtr" Is the solution of reports that religious articles, clear aky his wife telephoned and count. But that's caste.- said at a meeting in the home of Mrt. fork University Town Hall lec- Harold Botkin, 7 Vista PI. Others elected* were Mrt. HenChristmas gifts, fancy foods and ure concert series, "The Joy in laid lbs didn't want to have than dene. If the la-law In this hand-made items, will be sold. anything to do with us and was case were anyone but your hus- On the committee were Mrs. y Weber. New Shrewsbury, vice Singing," tonight. George 0. Tamblyn, Jr., Mrs president; Mrs. John Colin, Mid- Committee aides include Mrs. only calling because my brother band's mother, I'd say, "Let Warren Hughley and Mrs. How- had asked her to. I thought she her go!" You're oa the losing Howard butcher and Mrs. John dletown, treasurer, and Mn. Mar- . Stewart. tin K. Carbone. MMdletown, sec- ard Poduska in charge of ap- was kidding aad I said, "Gee, side if you defy a mother-even rons; Mn. Ottis Thorndike and dote that go tor me. too?" though she Is a htUlea. la the They presented the slate as fol retary. •...;• ' . ' • ' •'•••'.• • lows: Mrs. Raymond Moore; Guest speaker was Mrs. A. B. Mrs. Herbert Brett, attic booth; Her oshr answer was a atony cad your husband will Use «» Mn. Edgar V. Denise and Mrs. sUeaosi sfju outsider, how does «lm her. president; Mrt. John Thorpe, vifce Sylvester, a foster mother for president; Mrs. Edmund amily and Children's Service. F. Howard Gage, hand-knitted this amad to you oc-am I so con- So, whether you want it or not, items; Mrs. Noet Lartaud, relig- fused I 'can't make sense?— you've got to win her over. Do Sickelt, secretary; Mrs. J. Her topic concerned the children Bouwmeester, treasurer; Mrs. the hat taken can of In her ious articles; Mrs. J. Berkely Ca it by degrees. You might begin ter and Mrs. William Hopkins, D«»t Coafuaedt BeUevt me; Wallace Barrett, publicity secre- by tending her a casual gift-^-a •" Mrs. Frank Hawkins and you're aot the oah/ one at whom party handerchief. a pot of Afri- tary, and Mrs. F. Donald Chapin, Puppet* are being made for g an fa»4aw snipes. Every mail waya and meant chairman. Christmas by the auxiliary. Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Kendrick, foods can .violets, or whatever else you Mrs. Frank Wildey. Mrs. E. T briaga letters fran readers driv- know she likes. Seek out little Officers will be installed Dec. HiU is in charge of aalet. A pup- en to their wits' end by the tame 10 in Shtdowbrook, Shrewsbury. pet workshop will be held to- Waters and Mrs. Frank Jose, ways to make her life more com- morrow in her homo at N Clov toys, books and dolls; Mrs; James fortable. Be thoughtful of her tl.tat Raited erdaloCir. • i Craig, Mrs. Richard Cook, Mrs. , always needs and the day will come One thousand 'dollars raised by The next raoettag will be a Morris Tardlff and Mrs. Lois •ted ht a laegh or a cry, de- when you'll ultimately be one a recent rummage sale was re- sherry party Dec. II In the home Wegel, children's programs; Mn. happy family. ported by Mrs. Cortelyou L. of Mrs. Robert Yetger, Lincroft, Douglas MacConnell and Miss tot them got Simonson. This turn plus $500 retiring president. A Christmas Bernadine F. Stewart, publicity, I Had that the best way Dear Kitty Kelly: will be presented to Family and will follow in Deauville and Mrs. Blair and Mn. James to haadto them Is: is year way I have been married three Children's service at the instal- Wenner, refreshments. aad tot them go theirs. When years. We are very happy. My lation luncheon. Mrs. Simonson yea do pest, which to taeVh> husband's former wife was an thanked the committee and oth- ahto, met them with a smile invalid for 12'years. He married ers for making the auxiliary's Tea to Explain aad move en to ptoataater corn- me'two years after she died. I first project for the building fund Richards away. • • • have tried to be pleasant and success. DeborahHospital Mitt Deborah Hechsttta Next tine a mischievous fate nice to her titter. She and her A bassinette becorated by Mrs. The series, conducted by Wini- bring, you and your sister-in-law husband called once. We re- Botkin and a layette will also be Honored LITTLE SILVER - Mrt. Er- fred Cecil, is a ID-week competi- together, try that, even though turned the call.- 'That wat that presented by the auxiliary to Mrs, nest Stark of 81 Rumson Rd. w tion, during which *> young art- you feel like rolling up your Now.the calls my husband once Alton V. Evans, president of the hostess last week at a tea. service. Mrs. Evans will install ists will be given an opportunity sleeve, and grabbing a brick bat. or twice a week and talks for Mr. and Mrs. Cook At Shower The purpose of the party was to sing before an audience and ten or JO or 30 minutes on the the officers. HIGHLANDS - Miss Harriet to interest the women in the Deb- Guests at the receive professional criticism. At Dear Kitty Kelly: phone to him. I am somewhat meeting were Richards, (S Shrewsbury Ave., orah Hospital Organization, which the end of the series the most afraid of in-laws. Mrs. Thomas Bishop, New Feted on Anniversary was guest of honor at a bridal maintains iu hospital at Browns If a wife tells her husband to My husband's sons and their Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Sommer promising performer will be go see his folks and he refuses, shower given- by Mrs. George Mills. awarded a Town Hall concert. families are different. They love Howard, New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cook Mr. and Mrs. Cook have lived Selah and Mrs. Kenneth Kollmar Mrs. Clara Franks, superuv should she be blamed for him me and I them. What shall I do Other members attending were Miss Hochstein attended the , not going? of Branch Ave., Red Bank, in Monmouth County most of at the former's home, Cornwall tendent of the hospital, wat t it anything, about their aunt? Mrs. Marvin K. Broder, Mrs. marked their 50th wedding anal' their married lives, and in Red St. guest. She explained its aims and former Lafayette Street School In When they finally got together,She really it a trouble-maker. Richard Dahlman, Mrs. Donald Rumson, wat graduated from the hit mother told him to take his vertary Wednesday. Yesderday Bank for 40 years. Prior to mov Mitt Richards, daughter of Mrs. objectivet, and told what aa aux- -Young Wife. C. Butterfield, Mrs. Robert Ber they were honored at a reception Ing to their present Branch Ave. Louella Richards, North St., will iUary may do 'to be of .help to Searing School jn New York, choice—her or his wife and child. Dear Young Wife: Don't you nard, Mrs. A. Edward Grudin, My husband replied quite calmly given for them by their children home they lived on East Bergen become the bride of Airman Se- the hospital in carrying out ha attended Bernard College and ttu: pay any attention to the sister Mn. Charles Vaux, Mrs. Sher in the Red Bank Patrolmen's PI. cond Class Kenneth E. Kollmar, program. died at the American Academy that I was hit choice. of your husband's lint wife. man Hoyt and Mrs. Patterson His mother is all for downing Benevolent Association Hall, Mr. Cook served on the Red son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Guests were Mrt. Joseph Bee of Dramatic Arts. She also ha. Take my advice and keep her Humphrey. Bridge Ave. Bank police force for 26 years, Kollmar. iCenter St. in January. ker, Mrs. Bernard Schriebier, been studying voice. Last turn- me.' She has never been even at a distance. You're quite half a grandmother, to our child. Mr. and Mrs. Cook, natives of lUrting ".service in 19M,«d Attending the shower were Mrt. Mrs. William A.' Fluhr, Mrt. Irv-mer- she appeared, in tummer right about feariag la-Uwt. I Federated Church serving until 1950. The couple'i Charles Williams, Mrs. Charles ing. Leight, Mrt.-Sidney Marcut, stock in Ivoryton, Conn., in "Lil What can I do or say to bring don't knew why, perhaps It't a Monmouth County, were mar- my in-laws together and keep Has Member Campaign ried'Nov. 25, 1909, at the homel ton, Sgt- . ..Jess e -V. Cook of Towei Bruno, Mrs. Darrell Bishop, Mrs.Mrs. Harry Feldt, Mrs. Max BenAbner" and "Tunnel of Love." baai-over from tribal dayt. but of Mrs. Cook's parents, the late HiU Ave-haAve., hast followed iinn hi Winston D. Rugg, Mrs. Albert owiU, Mrs. William Brady. Mrs oaee they become aa la-law HOLMDEL - The Holmdel 1father'1 s footsteps and la a mem Adams, Mrs. Claudia France, Irving Moskowitz, Mrt. Bernard The water content of 10 Inches they are bell-bent en making Federated Church has started its Mr. and Mrs. Levl JTanNett. in " —* *-~ * " * " Oceanic, now known, at Rumson, ber of the Red Bank police de- Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrt. Doro-Katsin, Mrs. Sidney Kamin, Mrt,of snowfall is about equal to every member campaign, and last partment. thy Bush, Mr*. William Fuchs, C. W. Quick. Mrs. Theodore Hir that of an inch of rain. . week members of the Ladies' Aid Rev. Frank Didd; " Kn Mr There are exceptions, of MrM . aad Mrt. Cook are.mem Mrs. Robert< E. Caplinger, Mrt. > »- Emmenon Quacken coarse. Some of my In-laws Society served luncheon for work- the Rumson* busl Church at the time.' Mr. Cook's erWa of the Red Bank Bretby Joseph Partusch, Mn. Winnie ». Mrs. Macy M, Rudnick The continent of Asia to larger eoakn'tba aleer. My affection era in Fellowship Hall prior " " Mrs. Samuel Yanko. Mn. Mu North' and South America com- the drive's opening. parents were the Late Mr. and terian Church. They are parents Jackson, Mrs. Daniel Rabin. Mrs. foe them increases with the MrVTessVv. Co* oflfonmouth •»*• MamieRomandetti, and Mrt. Lou- Klarin and Mrs. Ezra Davidfon.bined, yean, but the majority I keep Mark Crook is campaign chair- children. Their children are Ben' man, assisted by Dr. Robert P, Beach. ella Lutchko. at arms' length aad you bad jamin Cook, Jr., of Eatentown; Also, Mrs. Lee Cassidy, Mrt. better do «o too, If you want a Lawrence, Wesley Buck, Walkei The couple were attended by Mrs. Alfred "Clark, Shrewsbury Sutphin, Edward Riker, Dudley Mrs. Cook's brother-in-law and Joyce Bowden. Mrt. John Kurt- happy marriage. Mrt. Gene Catalano, Wanamatst; anick, Mrs. David E. Patterson, new vmti troea ixeNANt* cute*** atuae m TMM Robinson, Edwin Liebenow, Rob sister, the late Mr. aad Mrs: Per Sgt. Cook. Red Bank, and Mrs, ert Liebenow, Wayne Stewart, cy E. Hicks of Rumson. i Mrs. Louis Parker, Mrs. Chester Send your problem to Kitty Franklin Ivins, Shrewsbury. Wolcott, Mrs. Helen Kollmar, Kelly. Be sure to enclose a Robert Stewart, George Krause, Mist Jose Ligier of Rumson, I WM6, UBAlffi, STOUT 1 CO. Edward Schumacher, A. S. An who wat a guest at the wedding Mrs. Florence Levy, Mrs. Mar- stamped, self-addressed envelope, garet Rooney, Mrs. HarrjA E. Bey-1 and address her care of the Redderson, William Boychuck and 50 years ago attended the recep- N«w Year's Eva Harold Dancer.. ' tion yesterday. er, Mrs. Kollmar, and Mrt. Selah. Bank Register. Party for JWV Po$t Also Miss Judy Waters, Miss IXCNAHOI . . KEYPORT — The auxiliary of Terry Lou Kurtanlck, Mitt Dor-, turn ••mtji so M, MBW vtm ctrv Four Mothers ETIQUETTE Bayshore Post, Jewish War Vet-othy Matthews, Miss Georgjanna erans, will hold a New Year'i Robertson, Mitt Loll Mayea, Join Scout Club Eye party at Luigi's . Resttu< Mis. Elizabeth Marconi, Mitt 102 M» tAHK, N. J. The Mothers Club of Boy Scout AMY VANDERBILT rant on Newman Springs Rd., Maryetta PhWIps,, Miss Margb Red Bank. Kollmar. Mist EUkten Lees. Miss Troop 17 of the Red Bank Meth- "Dear Miss VaaderMM: How gifts ourselves.—Mrs. F. A., T>tl. odist Church welcomed two new Mrs. Jack Altmark of Hazl Ruby -Levy;y;,, MtMittt iDor can you 'get out of sending' las, Texas." "• is in charge of reservations. Plant aandd MissMi . AAn n RRahm. member! at last week't meeting: large number of gifts to peopl Mrt. August Schweers and Mrs Just write, Immediately, will be completed for thit bene- you rarely see—in fact, to peopl something like the followlag ea fit at the meeting Dec. 9 at the FIND LONG LOST RING William Weisman of Red Bank. from whom you hear only one MMMNM AMUT •VBIII»mSTt)a»S CLUB Mrt. Schweers was appointed an Informal or even on a cor- home of Mn. Samuel Korobow BIRMINGHAM (AP> - Mn. efts so littte a year, at Christmas? Our chil 1 r chairman of a new membership retpeadeace card but got'the on Atlantic St. James P. Clements lost a ring committee. dren have grown up and our in communication right off: while visiting a cousin 30 yean so much Mrs. William Mahoney and terests have changed greatly, ye "Fred aad I have decided to JUNE IN NOVEMBER ago. Recently the cousin had Mrt. Frank Herbert, chairmen. our Christmas list still remain pare ear Christmas list this RICHMOND, Va. (APJ-E. tin- some excavation work done. You are In charge of refreshments for enormous—and, frankly, back year as ear Immediate family wood Sutherland has a green guested it — they found the ring. m.i. the troop's Court of Awards and breaking now that my hutbam hat grewa so (or, la order to thumb and five yellow applet to "It't just as good as new," Mid m Christmas party which will be ""M pedal charity prove it He picked the applet the suroriaad Mra r>n«"Dear Mitt VanderbUt: I re- member that from time to time i •' T ^ OR Safety Of Your Savings you have tuggetted sending ' LITTLE cookies, pies, cakes and espe- NOTHINC cially fruit cakes' to servicemen. MONEY, AS CARRYING For your information, I have a TIL NEXT brother who wat at Bremerton, ^ DOWN l Wash., during World War II and '• YEAR > CHARGE he would bring'home every day packages of things like this. INSURED They were .thrown away into the for ths shtvts of yiur llfi 0 • tt waste basket He could have started a store with all the un- opened 'homemade' gifts. The UP TO nim goes for his stav. at the tadersen Base In Guam. first and only <; "A good magaxlee or a si* months subscription te a newt. mere te their IIMas. electric shaver ; It* Meaty It a very welcome gift, r 10 I have found oat, tee—with two brothers la service. Atoo, these eeekle awekaget (all tn mall. TMnk «f ern 917: six 4 x 12-Inch motif NiTM I ADJUSTABLE I them M other time* than Send Thirty-five Cents (coins! Chrlstmiu. Tb«re Is still tint* 'or thit pattern — add S centi tt tend «Jlt* of money abroad. 'or each pattern for Ist-clas Personal checks may he sent nslllng, Send to Red Bank Reg' REMIMGTON ROLLAMA1 —or, even more CAitvenlent fer ster, Needlecraft Dept., P.O, Bo* the men, money orders. 181 Old Chelsea Station, New Yor MAINSTAY I should like tn hear from my II, N. Y. Print plainly patten servicemen renders here anr" lumber, name, address and ton CASH OR r rastswi warn BUUMOPIBS'' FEDERAL SAVINGS •>brond on what they think abou* Newl Newt Newl Our IMC o u n c nr x •hn "homomndo cookie* and s' '.aura Wheeler Needlecraft Boo No Mid 1jp* 1CL0UMTS forth" sent In thorn hy Iholr fnrn i ready NOWI Crammed wl CREDIT... Reeds AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 'Mrs nml Iholr Rlrl«. Arr the •xcltlnK, unusunl, populnr d •"tillv thrown nway? Or, nro UK Ism to crochet, knit, now, c IWILItl 36 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK "linlcon of foods bad? What fond' iro'der, quill, wenvo—fashion YOU SAVE 40 IROAD ST. 717 COOKMAH AVI. ••rrlvc In brM condition? Arr lome furnishing, toyn, Kid RIO IANK ilii-'no liomo-mndo ftoodlrs n» ap mtnnr hits. In tho Ixiuk I•'KI•;I AT REIDS ASIURV PARK CHAIN I;III;I> AND siJPKimsKu IIY Tin; IT. S. <;OVI;UNIMI;!NT nruclntcd u.i we hnvc been led - 3 quilt patterns. Hurry, ten BACK to bcllovc? 2!> ccnta for your copy, 1 10—Monday. Nor. 30, I9S9 REP BANK REGISTER ekes, Unas Ojimnberry making of Christmas presents tor The PFO executive committee Craig James- Ryniewicz was the Mothers. WORLD TODAY met Tuesday at Central School. baptized in St. Joseph's Catholic By JAMES MAKLOW The result has been s feeling Plans for a December meeting Church. Godparent* are Capt. and Mrs. William Rock spent the WASHINGTON (AP) — The that American foreign policy were discussed and also the need "nji ~ i Walter Sweeney. week-end at the home of Mr. and most important result of Presi- now Is capable of change. Pre- for expansion. Mrs. Thomas Rock, MUlbum. .- dent Eisenhower's journey to 11 viously it had appeared frown. Suianne Sweeney was hostess nations, suiting Thursday, may For example: Not long ago The Ladies' Auxiliary of Inde at a fall festival dance last week. not be the impression he makes Eisenhower was telling friends pendent Fire Company met re- Decorations were made with fall en them but their impact on him. he was opposed to the meeting cently. A report of the Chinese leaves. Attending were boys and When he returns around Christ- of heads of state to settle prob- auction and card party was giv- girls from the seventh and eighth mas time he may .have become lems. He preferred, he said, the en by Mrs. Charles L. Holmes grades at St. Joseph's School in convinced some changes in Am- old-fashioned method of letting and Mrs. Frank L. Ratcliffe. Keyport, and Freehold Regional erican foreign policy are needed. foreign secretaries do it. chairmen. Mrs. W. Kilcomins, High School. I< should be remembered Eisen- Since thenv he made a quick president, appointed Mrs. John hower it in a new phase of his tour of Western. Europe. Holtz, Mrs. Ralph Howardson and Four members of the Morgan presidency. Khrushchev here. Is going to vis- Mrs. Robert Mauser on the nom- ville School Parent-Teacher Asso- He is more flexible, more ac- it him. is making this journey inating committee. ciation executive board spent one live, and perhaps more impres- will hold a. pnjummit day at the state Convention. They sionable in foreign affairs than meetin_g Dec. 1». and will later were the president, Mra. John at any time of his White House go to a Summit conference. The Independent Fire Company McCormick, vice president. Mrs. tenancy up to now. These are Eisenhower stiU has a little Auxiliary wiU hold It's Chriatmss Robert Seber. Jr., treasurer, Mrs. the obvious features of Mi trip: more than IS months left In of- Party Dec. 17. Joseph LaMura. Jr., and news -He will make M talks. He will fice. It will crown Ms double reporter, Mrs. Kurt Schwarz. get the red carpet treatment career as generatpreatdeat, and Mr. and Mrs. James Craig and everywhere. And he may create he knows it, if: son. James, entertained Mr. and There will be a PTA meeting better undersUading for America, In the time left him in the Mrs. John McCormick at the But- at the Morganville School Mon as he ssys he hopes to do. White House he can initiate, fight tonwood Manor in honor of their day. Dec: 7 A film about polio But he will also be getting a for and perhaps push through ninth wedding anniversary- last wiU be shone, and later carols better understanding of some of new ideas or programs which week. will be sung by the parents and the nations he visits-all friendly, will make the international cli- teachers. some sllied, but some neutral— mate aafer for America or safer for he will be seeing them close- for everyone. Boy Scout Troop 93 began meet- Capt. and Mrs. Walter Sweeney up for the first time since be- It would have political value ing last week at the Independent and Mr. and Mra. Thomas Kocov- coming President. here at home, too, for his own TVftNltW0*1 TH1 LIGHTS —LlrHe Silver Councilman Lewis R. Lowry, canter, Fire House. .The Planning com- sky attended the Rotary Club din- Until now he has had-to de- Republican Party In the UN throw* switch to turn on Little Silver Christmas decoration lights sponsored by the mittee met at the home of Mr. ner at Rollo's post house in Key and Mra. Gordon Swanaon. Plans pend for insights into these coun- presidential election. boroughV Businessman's Asiociation. Looking on ara Councilman Chariot W. Stephens, port. tries and his knowledge of their He will see first-hand not only for charter and year's program needs and predicaments on sec- some of the dilemmas of the left, and Anthony J. DaStofano, association president. were planned. Girt Scout Troop 81 met last ond-hand information: Their dip-- countriie* he ' vlslts^soclalp eco- lomats, American dipknnaU, or nomic and military—but some Abraham Lincoln delivered, his Regina Queaenberry recently Talk is cheap American study papers of the contradictions in a world Gettysburg Address on Nov. 19, celebrated her fourth birthday. dominated by the United States KTTHGIIWC Even a year ago, when Sec 1863, more than four months af- Guests were Diane Rydle, Fred- and Russia. Business Mirror by phone •; rettry of State John Foster Dul- ter the battle. dier and Mark Rsy, Michael and les was to completely dominat- For example: Two nations un- Stepdy Moore, Gloria, Mark and i dm. MH at* tm *n«rw*; ing American foreign policy, a der the shadow of Russia. One By SAM DAW SON Gary Tuttle, Theresa Briscese, V It takes a ship an average of mm trip like this by Eisenhower might is Iran, depending on the United AP BUSINESS ANALYST < 10 hours to pass through the Eliene Hise, Marie- and Karen have had no more than ceremon- State* for protection; the other Panama Canal. Feinour, Frankie and Eddie Fan- ial significance. is Afghanistan, staving neutral NEW YORK - The biggest Perhaps that is aU it will have but getting more aid from the Christinas yet is what the nation's Soviets than from this country. merchants are counting on. They But with DuUes' desth tut And then there ISflndia, wli ope and seem; pretty sure—that spring Elsenhower took over ac- vast problems can hardly be lm- you won't let them down, tive direction of the policy. He sgtned here, where Prime Min- Is Up became more flexible and ap- ister Jawsharlal Nehru, despite The average of estimates of parently more receptive to new alsilr his efforts to stay above the Increased dollar volume in the ideas aa he sought to cope with East-West strife, Just got a bloody nation's stores between Thanks- Premier Niktta Krushchev. nose from Red, China. giving and Christmas is five per Early Week Features! cent better than last yesr. But an executive of the Na- A NEW CUSTOMER CONVENIENCE! tional Retail Merchants Associ- ation believes sales will rise by six per cent or more in most sections of the country. Even iiaerchanta ,ln the steel POSITIVELY NO LIMITS districts are feeling better now that the men are back in the Buy as much as you want,•.and SAVEl* altts, although some expect the steel-workers to use current pay- cheeks more for settling bills /Trial by Jury and arguments run up during the long work LEAN/SUGAR CURED, BONELESS before them go back to Greek stoppage and for replenishing colonies in Sicily about MO B. C.. nesteggs against the chance the la lawsuits over lands seised by strike might be resumed late tyrants. January. High price goods may Brisket : Soon Athens itself adopted the MEMOS move slowly. system, but appears to have work- , pV P"Jfl I* B"^B^i^BjBjB^^nsnnnnnjvV9j ••'Ivejp'e The problem is more acute In ed out no rules or evidence of those, communities where steel- Judicial control of the trial. i are still shut down 'Juries often cheered or booed and inany workers either paytess the parties. They talked together or working short hours. and shouted back to the sneak- But in the garment district Threvgh W#dn#tdoy Dectntbir 2ndt ers. What one man knew wont here there are reports of orders # "SIMPLY WONDERFUL"-CU7 FROM YOUNG TENKR PORKERS the case he told hit neighbor.' el now coming in even AU evidence coul#: get "Person- reT' "to W sjrike-hlt 4 to 6 Ib. al knowledge, hearsay, prejudice, areas. . _ Average and the Juror's opinion. Fresh Cali Hams And merchants and manufac- The Athenian Jury had power. turers alike aW counting heavily Each "diease" (chosea, by Jqt) 1 on the uie of various credit plans was both juryman.#»d ,Judge. to help move ^merchandise into Bach Juror got one "obpi;; a day the hands of consumers who may •^about three cents. - It Is .a peculiar tact that very be hard pressed for extra cash Each accused person had to often person* who hav* of) now but look for plenty of work come befortoree the jury personally shaped ssrs also have some ds-wbsa the strike's effects wear to defendI himseU-whichimself-whlch was esas- fonnltformlty of the genitourinary tract. off. pecially hard if be didn't know Her* art' a few toounpleiexamples. On* Xaus Ctafcs Pay Off " the art of advocacy, atnee he was baby who bad large, flabby assumed to be guilty. '•Dumbo" shaped sin had oat Aa for the cash itself, banks Indeed, many hold that If Soc- ions kidney.. Another baby bo; report large payments going out to members of Christmas dubs, BANANAS rates had takes Independent ad- with similar shaped ear* had no vice he would never 4ta«a,«Gee4- ecrotum. An tnf*at who had puttingthemIn a position to be ed the boisterous and biased Ath- large, as* then were thing* ara a bit higher this year, accuser1* reply, and 4) the ac- two other boys. Both had normal refleetlag the steady rise In the SWANSON'S cused's response. ' . ears and genitourinary tracts. cost of living tln recent nonthSi MACARONI & CHEESE Afterwards the Jury let the ac- Sc-caUed "bat ears" usually oc- But many merchants report cused oft or found him guilty. cur on one aide only. It happens there is less consumer price re- The jury sentenced the guilty that the kidney or the kidney sistance now than a few yean TOMATO .then and there, allowing some— tract on the aame aide of the back—maybe folks are getting re- Ipcrates, for one—to propose their body is affected1. It could be signed to prices always seeming T.Ve DINNERS •awn penalties, and even to bid coincidence but it is a very in- to know only one way to go: them upward if they failed to Up.' please the jury. Of course. It I* possible to have Where prices, have risen, much PURE MAID-FRESH J. After the trial, the speakers (or odd-shaped ears without having of the Name la laid to increas- SAUCE la Socrates' case, Ms Mend PU- any kidney or related trouble. ed transportation and distribu- to) often worked their talks over, Nevertheless, if one does have tion costs even whin basic com- and aeat them out for friend* to symptom* which ara associated modity prices have held level, admire or criticise. with the kidney* or bladder aa If you've been thinking of giv- Pretty much the name appeals x-rsy' may reveal that, like the ORANGE ing someone n car for Christ- BUFFET which are heard today were then there Is some malformation mas, you may find some auto need to win the Jury over. AAria-of the genitourinary tract, most dealers hard pressed to deliver tote listed a few, as follows: likely on the aame side. CAN .;, The vslues the Jurors shared becsused of the cutbacks in auto with the speaker-reverence for output due to steel shortages. JUICE Justice, the law. and the city's Central Mtddletown Some appliance makers also founding fathers; the sanctity of Mr. snd Mn. Joseph X. Rice, were forced to curtail production. the Juryman's oath; the verdict's M« Walnut Avs., had as guests While the steel work stoppage NU-ZEST DELICIOUS affect upon public and foreign Thanksgiving Day, Mrs. Rice's was still on, heads of some of Mother, Mra. Vera Byrne. Hemp- and sometimes the msrehandiae stamp plans be- RIBBON and youth. stead. L. I., and her aunt. Mra. gan to fret lest their distribu- Robert Walsh, West New Yon tion centers be out of appliances, stamp collectors traditionally Stork Shower Mr. aad Mrs~Halg BogosiM, turn In a large volume In Dec- IN SUtesIr PI., had ss guests ember to claim gadgets for gifts, pint It Given Thanksgiving Day, Mrs. Bogo- KEANSBURG - Mrs. Andrew aion's Mother, snd sister, Mrs. VERSATILE HOUSEWIFE — — ^ « SISI Naomi Kurklian and Mill Elem Cherry, Seeley Ave., was given BELLEVUE, Ohio (AP) - You • stork shower in Buck Smith's or Kurklian, Rldgefleld Park cousins, Mlsiei Marie and Rote can get expert discussion on a Restaurant by Mrs. Francis wide range of topics at the home Burn*, Jr. Heghinian, Jersey City, and Mr. Bogoslan's brother and slster-ln of Dr. Paul Gllman. His wife, ;•) Present were Mrs, Anns Lob- Bernadine, recently was admitted HAYDU-ALL MEAT don, Mn. Margaret Barnei, Mrs. law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bogoslsn Hackensack. 'o the bar. PAPER Edna Matthews, Mrs. Thomas Me Already a concert violinist. Dermptt, Mn. Ralph Trollan nathematlci and English teacher, Ib. Mr*. Daniel Harrington, Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, George T. Davis V M Walnut Ave,, had as guesti 1r». Gllman received her taw FRANKS Alan Ecklof, Mrs, William Dolan, tegree th!» yesr from the Col- 100 Mrs. Robert Scnoeffllng, snd for the weekend their aon-ln-lav and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob «W of Law at the University of Mrs. August Malti. Toledo. FOOT >Alw Mrs, Louis Schaab, Mn, crt McGceand daughter, Jeanln Francli Burnei, Sr., Mrs, David Anne, of Bronx. Mr, and Mn ROLL tteelan, Mrs. Joseph Brennin, McOco attended the wedding i SUP IN LEGIBILITY Mrs. Jack Oorikl, Mrs. Robert Mils Beth Troeber and Donul TUCSON, Arl», (AI>) - lrvln« Shrewsbury Avenue a! Route 35, New Shrewsbury tynch, ind Mines Dorothy ind Hardy Saturday in I ho Plrat Prc >itvls, 2B-ycnr-old anlcamnn, Alice O'Neill, Lucille lleppner, bylcrlan Church, Red Hank, an leaded Hiillly of fnrRlnfi n nnr- Morle Shea, Nancy Marshall, reception following itt (he Alpli itlca pcrncrlptlon after mnklnii Karen Smith, MM. Andrew Sit- Munor, Highland!, MIM Trnrh fundamental error, V?a, and Mr: Walter Moore- w«s a clnsimnte of Mr«, McOc A druKKlst nald liu became sui- [Opposite Ft. Monmouth] houio. In Mlddletown Township J% icloui hrcntmo the doclor'n sl|e School. luturo win too cmy lo rend. .
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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 Mayor Ground Is Broken Waters Sees 'Great For Woman's Club LITTLE SILVER — Another scaped in a design to eomptemeat Future * in Matawan historyVSSTMsW Worn*.'. Club of. Little Silver Woman's Club, now tlcerf said. in its 40th year, was marked to- Eitraaee Fejrer day as ground was broken for The clubhouse will contain in construction of a new clubhouse entrance foyer, an auditorium, a at Church St. and'Rumson Rd. dining room, a fully-equipped The builder is Kluin and Sons. kitchen, powder rooms and etor- Union Beach. Plans call for com- pletion of the building by June 1. age faculties. Hie contemporary design Is the The auditorium, which has a work of Ferresx and Taylor, New seating capacity for 2M pan York architects; will r*ve Hs own stage and i The clubhouse will be on prop- stag roontf * erty facing Rumson Rd., with Tho dtalng room has beess de- facilities for off-street parking signed, so that it rosy be used for for more than 50 can at the social events or small club meet- sides and back of the building. IBM. The balding will have a red Club members purchased the brick front, with iron griuwork property in UK, when It waa NIW IUILDING— This is an architect's coneepfion of the new building of the Little Silver woman's Club. Ground ,t the main entrance. The prop- found that the club's member- for the structure.was broken today. It will stand at Church St. and Rumion Rd. erty will be completely land- ship and activities had so in- creased that the original club- house, built on Willow Dr. la 1127, was no longer adequate. $4 Billion New Jersey Levittown Man Killed Early Okay The Willow Dr. property waa told to Elwood A. Armstrong, This Morning on Turnpike real estate broker, in December. Foreign Aid News Briefs Sought For Since that tint* meetings have) HIGHTSTOWN (AP) -Albert bees held in Embury Methodist NUTLEY ((AP) ) — Motorists Church Fellowship Hall. •#• Wttift Program Set staretd d and swerved yesterdatd y aaa Gadoury.,„_, 44. _of 60 Red Rote Bond Issue a gallopinlli g southbounthbdd hhone Way, Levittown, WASHINGTON (AP) — A four was killed Man Held HOLMDEL - Local school of < MATAWAN TOWNSHIP—Re- 3 with the election of Republican boltebldd ffo r a milile alonl g thh e nortthearlt «"iyy todatodayy w«ben the car In ficiala expressed the hope yes- TDe ehib's history goes back to billion dollar foreign aid pro- Ull, when n small group of wom- publican Committeeman Peter J. Slgmund V. Kowalski. gram with increased emphasis bound lane of the Garden State *««* he was riding crashed terday that the state will give Waten, who by all deductions Mr. Kowalski defeated Demo- Parkway. head-on with another vehicle on In $143 Gas en, known as The Little Silver on military assistance is being the New Jersey Turnpike. . speedy approval to the Beard of Will be the next mayor of Mtta- crat John W. Kearns, 921 to 8M, State police reported the horse Education's $110,000 Khoel build- Sewing Society, met to the home wsn Township, Is a man with a while in all county and state prepared for Congress. Injured in the crash were Ga- of Mrs. J. Eldon Harvey to re- had slipped from a tether in a dairy's wife, Maria, 53. and five ing project so that a referendum program. contests, the Democrats won Administration officials said specially built trailer behind a Station Theft on the plan can be held la Jan- organize the club as The Uttle He declares that this township handily. President Eisenhower has decid- car parked at the Bloomfield otJe*f; Silver Sewing aad Reading So- ed to ask Congress for about K- Police aaid the Gadoury car, MIDDLETOWN - Michael Del uary. . . has "a great'future" and layi he Although Mr. Waters needs service area by William G. Stone, School officials appeared before hopes his new administration will only two votes at the reorganize 100,000,000 for the year starting of Hamburg, Pa, driven by Mrs. Gadoury, col- lapietro, 28, of 733 Second St., Mrs. Hsrvey wat the first pres- start the community on that tion meeting Jan. 3 to become next July 1. About half of the tided with a car driven by Mn Union Beach, was arrested by lo-state officials Wednesday seeking ident. In September, Hit. month- total'would be for military aid, The hone raced down the ex- Edna Ruff, 21, of 2S Branford cal police lut night.and charged permission to sell $110,000 in ry meetings wen held in bamsa road. mayor, ho told The Register yes- pressway filled with homeward- wndt to finance a abt-room addl- The GOP gained control of the terday, "We may be surprised and the other half'for various bound holiday traffic and weaved Pi., Newark. She was hospital-with embezzlement and larceny of memben. •• . three-man governing body—for and see a unanimous vote." forms of economic loans and tzed in critical condition; of f 143 in cash from the S. and ..,,...-.,, -n-. - ;-i -, The following year, the eocieSy from the center strip back and Mrs. Ruffs northbound -.car J. Service Station, Five Corners. the first time In 26 years—Nov. He said that after toe election, grants. forth to the roadway. Construction of (k^claatnwau became, affiliated with the Hew Mayor John'Man, Jr., a Demo- crossed rthe medial strip and/en- Police said" that Dellapietro b wilt coat abeatllesvllarwith.tne JeSeyjiate Federation of Wot* The two billion dollar figure In- The : turned off at trie tarei-the sou£boua4 laie*-ac- remainin g J crat, walked, up toiiim and said: dicated for military assistance is Watchung Ave. exit Into Nutley, believed to have tikes an. un- • • te»«Md*»en'rchib ad became known an "Congratulations, Pete, I'll sit cording to Trooper Steve Sahll. known amount'of cash from a a.; package the Littl. stiver Woman's Ckb, Hold Juvenile the amount recommended last where, It was lassoed by Nutley With Mrs. Ruff .were her son, on your right'* year by a White House study Police Sgt. Salvatore DiMlchlno. cigarette machine and some oil Besides the classrooms, a stor Ia 1137, the group became Zone Code Robert; 4; Mrs. Esther Hawkins, and spark plugs. age room, te«CrtaW roam and menben of the General Feder- group headed by William H. Dra- 30. of 123 West 113th St, New In Probe Of Mr. Waters sees as the first per, Jr., Investment banker. Eis- The complaint against Dellaple- lavatory are planned for the addi- ation of Women's Chibs. order of business in, 1960 the TRENTON- (AP)-Resldentt in York" Vi Hawkins, It. tion. Ia May. Ittl. meetingt toans enhower asked $1,600,000,000 for nearby Hamilton Township have tro was signed by the owner of wert completion of », zoning ordi- Mn. Hawkins' daughter. and the station, Saul TaubenUmel, racing (*toMlthad over Dennis' 15 Entries military aid last year, but Con- been warned |y. police Franklin Ross, 27, of 70 Frank' The school board Is nance, which has been in prepar- gress cut it to $1.3»,0».00»: v dynarrUte'sttcttraad 100 dpsa- 588 Green St.. Belford. ,;< againsttime. The additional rooms ••^• KEANSBURG - Police are ation for .the past two years. lia St. Brooklyn. According to police, DeUapte- Will be needed ia leptembtr. Again,the club outgrew its holding a 17-year-old youth in con- "If it becomes necessary, in In all. Congress cut about 700 tor caps are missing from afer- All the injured and Gadoury meeting place, to a building fund nection with the Vandalism of order to get the zoning ordinance million dollars from the $3,900,- tilizer plant "•-:'!'• -*v were taken to st Francis Hos- tro, an attendant at the all-night The board hat estimated the of $S0 was established. at least IS summer homes.here through," he said, -"we will re- 000,000 Eisenhower asked last The explosives were reported pital, in .Trenton, when be was station, came oh duty at 7 p. m. enrollment In the achodi system At this tuna). Mrs. V. Parker Friday and Saturday. organize the Planning; Board." year for foreign aid. stolen Saturday from the Cooper- pronounced dead on arrival. lut sight. by September wiU be about SN. Wilkinson waa president Voder Police said two other juveniles Mr. Watera. said--that in his The president's decision to. go ative Grange League Federation The attendant he relieved gave ; The system now has an enroll- her guidance, a building fund were picked up for questioning opinion, the "absolute minimum for an even higher amount next Exchange, Inc., in Yardvttle. him $125 in cash and Dellapietro Kent of SWfaidl^'iskig three drive got under way, with the but have been released. home, lot size" should be linxun year represented a victory with- The GLF plant uses dynamite Wagner Acts took in another $17 In busmen emergency roomt to banafle the result that ta tha spring of 1M7. The homes were, broken into feet. in the administration for foreign to loosen hardened fertilizer before leaving the station at 10 lloadd . the willow Dr. clubhouse was sometime Friday night and Sat- And I would like to tee lot aid backers over treasury and products. p. m. police sajd. It the urday witlfemry gained by break- size upgraded budget bureau officials who have On Bus Strike Police arrested DsUapMtro i aiol to bett^ft* nfinadam la Ing windows and locks, or by of the townsM|sT WMfcC "Thli beenlghMg *•».*«*<— IWRENTON (AP)-Gov. Robert bis January. Jfcstti feel that con- |.no«MSptlBgBpt»)tsTsJ Hans tearing oft shutters. is the only way we can protect ous kinds of governmental B. Meyner has been criticised as NEW YORK (AP) - Mayor struction could ba started in the Ia Nonmbw of that year, tho Police Mid the interiors of the the taxpayer and the township." to improve chances of a bal "the last man in the world" who Robert F. Wagner has called early tprintv dub held ita first meeting In the homes were extensively damaged, Also a vital part of the new anced budget. But Congress has should criticize President Elsen- meetings today in a last-ditch Board officials aatd the board been cutting sharply. into' ft* hower'* leadership. stand to avert a strike by 1,000 Ticker -j?aow. tha club works The only known theft so far administration's program will be auditor hu asUs»aiMvthat the h has been an air rifle, police said, "compilation of an industrial de- amounts asked for foreign aid., Republican State Chairman bus driven and mechanics building program^wuVralM the ._ «e«nmunity. 'Memben but they noted that it la impos- velopment study as a first step Although far mdre'than Con- Carl Erdman said Saturday that against private lines that school tax nte about five cents •stabflsbed the borough's first sible to determine whether other toward attracting desirable indus- gress voted this year, the pre- speeches sprinkled with trite two million riders daily. In Long Branch public library under tha leader- An estimated 3.0M members of per $100 of assessed vahiatton. ship of Mrs. Bertha Shoemaker; items were taken as the owners trial ratables to Matawan Town- lected program's cost is still less comment on national and world Officials noted that the school of the homes are absent. ship." than the actual amount given problems "won't make a national the Transport Worken Union LONG BRANCH — A Broad- the first baby clinic; the first an- and lent in the year which ended candidate out of a man who hasrose from their teats at Man- way School teacher, who wat bonds prtobabty would not be sold •utl "clean up-tha-tom" project, The homes broken into were: "New. Shrewsbury has made desredof two assault and battery before Ute I* or, early 1KI. 1 Beacon Blvd; 58, 62, and 71 such a study and is already lut June 30. shown himself incapable of lead- hattan Center yesterday and aad the first "two-cent hot soup Woodland Ave.; 8 Waterview PI.; meeting with success in this The Commerce Department re- ership in his own state." shouted unanimous approval of charges within a month, has re- or cold drink" project in tho < and 8 Neptune PI.; 73, 98, and field," he said. "And of course, ported that figure yesterday at a strike for midnight tonight. signed from the school system. Little Silver School. Meyner had blamed the Eisen- John Robert Snydtr blamed 151 Shore Blvd.; 56 and 58 Maple our closest example is Holmdel [4,571,000,000 and said it included hower administration, in two ; Ask 11% lacrosse Senate Payroll : They wen among the tint to Ave.; and two un-numbered Township, which has attracted $2,162,000,000 in military aid. speeches last week, for what the They want a IS par cent wage "unfavorable newspaper publici back programs for "higher pay houses on Twilight Ave. Belt Telephone Labs, and Bendix Much foreign aid spending, espe- governor called the television increase. They now average from ty" for his resignation, which is for better teachers." A garage at 3 Woodland Ave. Aviation Corp; ' '''.'.', cially that for weapons, comes mess. $2.14 to $2.39 an hour. effective today. Loses Of ficial Today they promote yearly es- also was ransacked. Lessen the Lead from appropriations made in ear- Wagner called city officials and Emll' Schlegel, 73 Pearl St., say'contests for Little Silver' Such industrial ratables go lier years. PASSAIC (AP) — St. John's representatives of the but com- charged on Nov. 3 that Mr. Sty- school children to interest then far in alleviating the tax burden Eisenhower's decision on' thi Episcopal' Church celebrated its panies to Grade Mansion, his of- der struck him, and, hit Mr, Secrecy Today ia Amtricanlam and.international on the individual homeowner. level of foreign aid cleared hi' ficisl residence. Schlegel's son, Dennis, 10. relations. They aid the borough Expect Ruling 100th anniversary yesterday in WASHINGTON (AP) — 9 We have, some of the most de- desk of another of a series of a service conducted aa it would The bus lines have said they That charge was dropped for needy, not only at holiday time, sirable sites in the county right major problems to be solved be- have been in 1859. can not talk wages with the TWU lack of prosecution. ator*t payrolly s loee their official but oa a year-round bash). here in this area." * ttto«teye ' On Salk Price fore he leaves Thursday for a Worshipers wore' long dresses until the' city grants some tax Mn Betg-Jane Duda, wbkes They main dressings for the Born in Oyster Bay, L. I., Mr. tour touching three continents. and sweeping (rains, bonnets and relief. Wagner made no prom- For ^ flnt Uma is mm Monmouth County Cancer So- Waters has lived in New Jersey ises. Barre,Pa.P , filefild an assaullt charge than a decade, the Hi*rift paid ciety, and make children's cloth- Many of the countries he will plumes, frock coats and tall against Mr, Snyder Nov. 1». She by eenaton to their employes Fixing Case for 15 years and in the township visit depend heavily on U.S. aid. beaver hats. Affect ea thstfiis ing for the Monmouth County TRENTON (A"P) - Federal since 1956. Before leaving, the President Rev. Richard N. Bolles, rector, The mayor set 'a meeting published by the Sea- Organisation for Social Service. As a special agent for the Fi They also aid Red Croat activi- Judge Phillip Forman planned may release nearly 60 million stood near an altar bare of today with union officials and Mrs. Duda told police the cam* to rule today on a motion by delity and Casualty Co., New- dollars in arms aid for Latin flowers and candles and preached another session to include both A resolution adopted by. the ties and support Community Ap- five major drug firms to dismiss ark, he has traveled-throughout American nations. To make the peal drives, aad contribute to a Monmouth, Middlesex, Somerset, on "Eternal Humanity"-as did sides. He cancelled plant to fry for support of her tevemmonth- secretary of the Senate to com- variety of agencies that help the charges they conspired to fix money available, Eisenhower Phillip Brooks a century ago. to Denver for a meeting of the old child. prices on Salk antipollo vaccine. Hunterdon and Mercer Counties must make a finding that the pile the information and to make eoumys sick aad needy. for the past 17 years. Brooks is considered one of the American Municipal Association That charge was dismissed The. ruling was due after a assistance Is important to West- greatest preachen In Episcopal- which he waa to addreu. for lack of evidence. it public every three months. /Help CMI one-week trial recess, called by He has three children and three ern Hemisphere defense.. Ian history. grandchildren. There was a possibility Wag- The Board of Education accept- jrS the oM clubhouse waa the bor- Forman to consider the defense The choir sang only psalms ner might seek a 4J-day exten- ed thee resignstion WWednesdTi y *KT ough's civil defense aad Rtd motions. "We want a more efficient set to music. Members did not rles mformation op employees governing body," Mr. Waters sion of negotiations to avoid a night after Harmon I Cross work
Red Cross aad the USO. the government showed no more 'Each committeeman will be icans must discard minority la- missing according to police to- delegated specific duties and into the Pequonnock River, kill- day. Parenta of the girt reported of the Long Brsnch sjchool systey m tar. Plant for tha new building than the fact that the companies bels and discrimination and pur-ing Frsnk Dltchkus, 22, of Pressures to bare senators' charged similar prices lor the will report at each meeting." ge themselves of all bigotry. her missing last week. Police if I, with deep regret, submit wen started under the admin- Save Time Bridgeport and John Yarasavlch, believe she may be in the com- my resignation, effective Nov. payrolls built up after disclosure istration of Mn. Fred A. Ellison, vaccine from 1955 to 1957. They Johnson, a hopeful for the Jr., 22, of Stratford. earlier in the year about wives, aaid this was due to competition, The GOP head reported that Democratic presidential, nomina- pany of her boy friend. 30." and have been carried on by the another innovation will be a pre- Gallagher was in the back seat sons and other relatives on the following presidents: not a prior agreement. tion, departed from his prepared with two others. Police said the payrolls of House members. meeting conference, to set up text last night to make the as- Mrs. Edwin J. Davies. Mn. The five firms are Ell Lilly and an agenda and prepare resolu- three survived because of six 85th Birthday For Churchill In the House, the names and Winn M. Rose, Mn. Edwin It: Co., Indianapolis, Inl: Parke sertion. He referred to nation- inches of sir space in the car. salaries of memben' employees tions for the regular Township al, racial and religious groups, Reed, and Mrs. Marshall R. Davis Co., Detroit, Mich.; Committee sessions. An unidentified man heard the LONDON (AP) - Sir Winston mirers the gnat man never has are available for public inspec- Stoecker, current president, Merck Sharp k Dohme Division but did not elaborate further and crash, plunged into the Icy water Churchill celebntes his $3th met. tion, but the Senate ha* not Mn. W. Russell Kiery It gen- of Merck, Inc., Rahway; Pitman- The new administration al did not say if his statement had and yanked open the door. Sir Winston and Lady Chur- plans to codify township ordl birthday today with hit family made public the payrolls of ita sral chairman of the bulldl-j Moon Division of Allied Labora- any bearing on the Civil Rights chill came up to Londan memben since 1MI. fund this year. tories, Kansas Cily.i Mo., and nances, as many other munici- Issue. »•**mtAaa Mrs. Harold De- palities have done, he noted. This ZANESV1LLE, Ohio (AP) - 9 . M The annual financial report of Ming is secretory, aasistad by Wyeth Laboratories, Philadel- Johnson, often described as a Paul Rowland, 12, Blackwood, flavored cake that It a symbol country home la Kent. They phia, Pa. will eliminate duplication and the SKretary of the senate used Mn. Alfred H. Orimmiager and errors and will also give a clear moderate on Civil Rights, ad- N. J.,- was killed yesterday when of his long career, lunched In a private room at the to list the names and the pay Mn. Albert V. Jones, Sr., t picture of what new legislatioi dressed party bigwigs gathered his family's car crashed on U.S, The four-tier cake was baked .. „_. . . _ temu preiWent Panamaninne Are might be required, he said. at a Citizenship Awards dinner Rt. 22 east of here. Six othe from Ingredients brought from partridge, artichokes Ice since IMS it hat shown'only the Mrs. Theodora D. Parsons of the Democratic National Com members of his family were In- cream, i serves as financial adviser and "One of our greatest needs ii jured. more than 120 countries to sig- The OH Mas' names of the employees and the Jailed After Riot to revitalize the recreational pro mlttee's National it lea Div nify greetings from friends all over-all total of a senators of- Mn. J. William Rrocter and Mn. PANAMA (AP) — Thirty to gram," the committeeman em Islon. Taken to Bethesda Hospital over the world. fice payroll. Reed are in charge of new build- forty Panamanian Nationalist His speech was billed as a and listed as In good condition brandy and a cigar. ing problems. phailzed. were Mrs. Louise Rowland, 39, Emerging from a side door of At that time, with pay scsles agitators were jailed here after He said the governing bodj major address on National pol- But a quiet day was planned rising, it was -decided thst the a round-up of elements blamed icies;' his first outside Texai and her five other children, Jane, for Britain's elder statesman, the hotel, they wen recognized Other AMee next year will take advantage o 13; Judy, 10; James, 9; John, 7, The beam on hit face is as broad by a small group of passtrsby publication of individual salaries for fomenting an antl-U. S. riot a free service provided by / ' the bridegroom's brother; Stew- and bell shaped skirts, trimmed Mrs. James llch^ p/e|ident. and art Kern, Long Branch, and Carl on the backs with, a bow that w Mrs.: Charles Cualtieri, vice pres TOWANDA, Pa.—William Wil ident, reported at,-Tuesday's ex- announceegdd'tt engagementg t, on Krell, U.S. Marine Corps, Camp had long streamer*. They had Pendleton, Calif. matching half-hats of blue flow- 's Baby Sitting Service ecutive meeting about their at- Thanksgiving, of his daughterh , ers, and their cascade bouquets RUMSON-The Chamber Music >ecome favorites In; Europe. tendance at the state. PTA con Miss Sally, Wilt, to Charles Burk- After the reception, the cou- were rust colored chrysanthe- Society of the Monmouth Arts They were accorded the honor ol venllon In' Atlantic. City. man, son of Mrs. Eric Burkman ple left for their wedding trip mums. Foundation will open its first con- being invited to perform at Buda- Mrs. Frank Ferrogine, Mem- to Los Angeles, Calif. They will Unique in State Federation cert in a new series, Wednesday pest's Bartok Festival in 19S8. 132 Soutii St., Red Bank. N. live in San Clemente, Calif. Susan Kenedi of Red Bank was bership chairman, reported a and the late Mr. Burkman. evening, Dec. 9, in the Fellow- The Juilliard Quartet is unique membership of 302. . The bride completed her fresh- the flower girl. Norman Dear, MIDDLETOWN — Cookies and del. Under the direction of Miss ship Hall of the Rumson Presby- Miss Wilt is the daughter of facial tissues have been added in the great range of its activi- The PTA chorus met for re- the late Mrs. Angelique Spalding man year at Marjorie Webster Leonardo, was ring bearer. The Kathryn E. Cooper of the Health terian Church, on River Rd. ties. Based at the School in New flower girl's frock was romance to tea and topics at requisites Center at Campbell's Junction, hearsal. Wilt. She attended Towanda Junior College in Washington, D. Admission to the series will be York, the group gives classes i The next executive meeting will schools and is a' senior at' Penn- C. The bridegroom attended Mon- blue, made with a bouffant full for an active club in the com- the club has provided at least ensemble, participates in discu length skirt, rimmed with one family a year with clothing by season ticket only. Several be held Jan. 5 at 8 p. m. in the sylvania State University where mouth College. . < munity. season subscriptions are still sions and student workshops, streamen and' bows. She had a The Woman's Club of Middle- and holiday baskets. It also has teachers' room of the school. The she is majoring in education. available from Dr. tyillard T. while also giving individual in- chorus will meet at 7 p. m. matching bow styled hat, and town organixed a' nursery this made cash.contributions to local struction. Their concerts at the he is a member of Alpha Phi Somcrville of Fair Haven. Single Sorority. carried a basket of rust colored fall to enable mothers with charities...: •:• • tickets will not be sold. school, which frequently include chrysanthemums. Comfortable Casual Mr. Burkman is an alumnus youngsters, to attend' afternoon This year the club voted Mid The Julllard String Quartet, the works by student composers, SHERMAN'S George Jaeger of Eatbntown club meeting* In the parish dletown Library as philan< are' highlights of Juilliard'! rrius of Pingry School and Princeton was best man. The ushers were pictured, was founded in 1946 by University and served with ihe house of Fint Reformed Church, thropic project and raising William Schumann, president of ical life. Printed Pattern Win Kimsey of Hoimdel, and ,„„,.,• Hwv. money for furnishing the ne< Aside from their duties at Ju Navy in World War II. He is on Roderic Schoellner of Springfield, the Juilliard School of Music, Under, the chairmanship of building. , with the aid of the Juilliard Foun- Hard School, the quartet af: the staff of the Princeton Uni- Mrs. Charles J. Koteles. the Mrs. Nicolino D'Anthony dation, in order that the school teaches and performs at the As versity Library. He is a member nursery provide* free baby-sit- chairman ' of the club's Christ might, have a first-rate quartet pen School of Music in Coloradi of Terrace Club, the Princeton CD Talk ting services for members and mas bazar and fashion show Dec in-residence. Since then, the during the summer. Club of New York and is cur- Curtains guests attending the meetings. It J in Leeds Hall, with fashion group has taken a place among rlntly doing graduate work at I For Club is run on a volunteer basis and by Mustillo's, Red Bank. the foremost chamber music en- SNOW BALL DANCE Rutgers University. Draperies mothers who take tumi being in The club is sponsorinp g a free sembles of our time. WEST LONG BRANCH — SI KEYPORT — Arthur S. Van- charge for the day bring a good b h f Jerome's Catholic Church Pai Buskirk. county Civil Defense public showing, of "The Eddi The quartet, comprising Robert Siege Is Leave Slipcovers supply of cookies and tiasues. Duchin Story," a movie, Jan. Mann . and Isidore Cohen, violin- ent-Tcacher Association'will holi worker, was guest speaker at the a snow ball dance in the churcr recent meeting of the Keyport The service is unique among in the Old Village fire house oi ists, Raphael Hillyer, violist, and For Dallas Bedspreads federated women's clubs. Rt. 35. Claus Adam, cellist, is master of hall on Wall St. Jan. 30. Com Literary Club in the Reformed mittee members will complete Dr. and, Mn. Victor Siegel and Church House. Generally (depending on snif- Also included in the prograi a repertory which ranges from Linens of upcoming activities are a Bool Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and plans at a meeting this week daughter, Margaret, left Tues- The speaker' is deputy coor- fles and weather) eight or 10 chil- the home of Mrs. Harry Parki day morning for Dallas, Tex., to dren ranging from six months to Pair in March'and a spring cai Schubert to the European mas- Venetian Blinds dinator of Ratchem Operation party. on Delaware Ave. attend the clinical session of the Fall-Out. Mn. George Weber, one pre-school age, attend the nurs- ters of this century. Their re- Present officers Include Mrs cordings for Columbia and RCA American .Medical Association of the first graduates of the ery and mother* state that the SOCIAL ACTIVITIES which began this week-end. county's Ratchem group, also at- small-fry "get on remarkably Edward C. Schroeder, presiden Victor have elicited enthusiastic tended. well." Mrs. Edwin R. Stanley, first vi response from critics and the MATAWAN — The auxiliary They intend to go to Mexico Sherman's president; Mrs. Harold L. Hann public. One of their most import- the M. E. Haley Hose Compan where Dr. Siegel will attend some The speakep r distributed litera- Mrs. Koteles admits there HMM Deearatan gan, second vice president; Mrs, ant contributions to the phono- will hold its Christmas party Dec medical lectures in Mexico City 41 Bread St. hire, givinii g ifinformatioi n ffo r buildbild- are always a tearful few who Walter V. Sprenger, recordin lor graphic literature is their devo 16 in Peterson's Butionwood Mai and renew acquaintance with RED BANK howl when mother leaves, and secretary; Mn. Paul J. Braun tion to younger American com or. Members also will hold a s'c relatives and friends. $200, or in the yard for $700. "Goodness knows what would corresponding secretary, and posers. cial fallowing the Jan. 20 meet The Siegels are expected back Students of the Accordion Cen- happen if they realized she wss Mn. Frederick Krippendorf ter of Raritan Township perform- In addition to their following ing, when fire company mem- in Red Bank by Dec. 25. right beneath them in the meet- treasurer. in America, the Juilliards have bers' wives will be guests. ing were Janet Kacsur, Joseph ing room." However, they soon Pirri, Marlon Shane and Susan calm down, she added, and "ex- Williams. They were directed by treme politeness, if anything, NATURAL Howard Dean. prevails." Mrs. Edward F. O'Hanlon waa meeting hostess. Ken Hayes will Mrs. Koteles reports that a Colour Photographs speak on "The Story of How Our couple of sturdy ones,.both nam- Language Grew" at the next club ed John, spent moit of one after- A TRULY PERSONAL meeting. Friday. This Is in noon handling the HIM toy back charge of the literature and dra- and forth saying please and ma department. thank you, Christmas Gift The new nursery venture has benefited the club In member- To It Forevar Trtaturad. Forum Held ship and "man-power" for com- On Bahamas munity projects, of lables Three years ago, five women Son or Daughter LONG BRANCH — A forum on organized the club: Mrs. Paul the Bahama Island* was held J. Braun, Mrs. Wylle G. Pate, Mother or Father lot week at a ' meeting of the Mrs. Frederick C. Krlppendorf, Long Branch Unit of the Assort Mrs. Edward C, Schroeder and stion for the Study ol Negro Life Mrs. Harold Bramley, Mrs. Har- From now right through next and History. ild E. DcMIng of Locust, a mem- spring, enjoy this comfortable SPECIAL Mrs, Harry J. Wilson was guest ')er of the Woman's Club of Lit- casual. Its simple, square neck speaker. She described the Ufr tle Silver, helped organize the ine and fluid skirt are Ideal foi INTRODUCTORY and culture of the Bahamar troup, which met In their homes, short, fuller figures. Tomorrow'f which she visited on her vaca When the membership Increas- pattern: Wrap-tie dress, tion. ed, the club moved to Leeds Hall Printed Pattern 9OI2: Hull The discussion was part of « in King's Hwy. They met there Sizes 14'/,, 16'/,, 18V4. 2»W. 22'/a ONI tilO PORTRAIT 'or two years under the presi- series of planned presentations ot 211/j. Sire ICi/i requires 3'/» yard) I SIX Oil WPT SIXI ONLY $2995 information on such places ai dency of Mrs. Braun, To pro- 30-Inch fabric, Ghana, Africa, Guinea, South A( 'Ide facilities for the nursery Printed directions on J»ch pat rlca. India and others. 'Ian for their current member- Ism part, linsler, accurate, THI RY APfOINfMINT Thirteen new members wen hip of JO, the club moved toi Semi fifty cents (coins) fo welcomed at the meeting. A so lie Reformed Church parish' thin pattern — add 10 cent* (0 Richard Sseluga SH 7-SS14 clal hour /followed. \nnit for Us mucllnt'.s. cncli pattern for flrit-clnns mail- Amimji Im contribution* to the LITTLE WOMEN — Whilo mofhon 90 to club mooting, loft to right, Cathy Bahron- IIR, SCIKI in Mnrliin Martin, Rc< gallery SH 1.4S7I uimuunlty, ihc club for two Andorra, a UOO-squnre mllo re burg, age four; Sutan Springor, onu, and Donna D'Anthony, four, .uo antortained Hunk Ki'Klfllur, I'mtcrn Dcpi,, 23: public In the Pyrenees Mountains •cars hns provided homo-baked West lHth St., New York 11, N. Y 3» MONMOUTH ST. Open Wtrf. * M. ,ood» once • monlh for HIP sol- by Mrs. Chariot Koteloi. nuriory chairman for tlio Wortun'i Club 6f Middlotown. i'rlnt plftInly nntnr, nddrcitt with has been * sovereign nation slnc< dlen at tho Nike linsc In Holm- RIO RANK 'til 9 r. M. till year 1278, The ldo« of a nuriory for an afternoon club it uniquo (n flio federation. zone, size and- style number, LOM of Itorf %gi .VNTA.TV Has Casting AFTEKNOON (II) Popeye Weather (1) Love of Life (U) Club 13 (7) Weather Trouble Another Awards Show (4) Truth or Consequen- g:>g- (4) Local News 1:11— (2) Movie ce* (I) Our Gang (4) Jack Paar WILLIAM GLOVER By CYNTHIA LOWRY Conquest on CBS started what (7) Yesterday's (7) Everything Goes NEW YORK Today 21, anxious to deploy his maacu job of dressing up many of the •f "Mtraele al 14th Street." (Choke Viewing) stage life of a TV producing com' (•) Film Drama (4) Love and Marriage 7:2*- (7) Morning Prayer Unity whenever possible; whose numbers. When Jonah Jones and Semebew as the ft***ritTtg see* The pace tetter among TV pri- pany. Jane is so preoccupied with (II) Empire (J) Commercial 7:M- (7) Early Bird Cartoons attachment is tinged with fraud- his quartet wmt playing "I Dig cess the fantasy and whimsy vate eyea continues along with helping others that she overlooks (II) Movie Program 7:1*- (I) Preview; Call To iaa fear; aad a tarnished show- Chicks," we were shown the feet of Ike saatlaa picture waa re> 2:1»- (2) House Party (II) International girl visitor to the uneasy dom- •harp production! that bolster oc- the one thing missing in her own Prayer and legs of Polynesian. Jsnanese, j casional weak plots. Tonight's life—romance. Series is about to (4) Thia Man Detective •:•*— (1) Newa icile. Greeks, Russians -and others (II) Play of the Week Surrounding the trio are lesser . tee, much ef tto film finds Gunn (Craig Stevens) become more masculine with the (7) Gale Storm (5) Encyclopaedia dancing to the American jazz, chars* ef the shew was lost. hired by an insurance company! emphasis on action.' (I) Film Drama I: IS- (1) Father Knows Best Britahnica characters whose prime function an adroit and powerful editorial executive to act as the contact! (11) Basic Russian (4) Wells Fargo is to pad out the drama's at- on music as an international (!) Divorce Hearing (7) Little Rascals Recommended tonight: "Sha- man between his company and a 1:H- (2) Millionaire M*- (2) News mosphere of unslaked sensuality. language. When Jimmy Drift-' dow of Evil," NBC, »:30 p. m. pack ol jewel thieves. (4) Young Dr. Malone (7) Bourbon Street Beat Some tired items of melodrama wood aang his prize-winning (EST) - CUff Robertson and (11) Kingdom of the Sea «:1S- (2) Captain Kangaroo resolve Inge's rather short exer- NBC-Love and Marriage MOVIE TIMETABLE (J) Treasure 1:1ft- (S) Sandy Becker "Battle ol New Orleans," he was David Brian in a drama about RED BANK (7) Beat The Clock fcM— (I) Danny Thomas cise in tramautic theatricals. The accompanied by a delightful bat- political corruption; Steve Alien A father-son-in-law squabble (4) Peter Gunn (7) Beulah spectator conies sway devoid of breaks out In an episode called Carttoo—The Best of Every- (I) Strango Stories •:»»- (2) Topper tle of paper dolls showing the Show, NBC, 10-11 p. m. — with thing 2:14, 7:14, 9:34. (11) Movie (5) Theater 5 involvementin what has been seen Retreat of the Redcoats. Jo Stafford and Tony Randall; "Bill Moves Out." Arguments (I) Science Fiction (4) Movie or concern with how it ends. over use of the phone and daugh- Jill- (1) Verdict U Yours (7) Personal Theater But there were* also ths long, "Hennesey." CBS, 10 p. m. — EATONTOWN (4) From These Roots Theater The ptay gives Carol Haney, Jackie Cooper in a pleasant ter Pat's (Jeanne Bal) double Drive-in—Room 43 7:05, 10:25; (11) Silent Service 1:1*- m Our Miss Brooks dancing star of "The Pajama awkward moments. For instance, service as hostess for American (1) Life of Kiley (II) San Francisco Beat (11) Reading k date. the same time get along with one Mountain 2:30, 7:30, 9:45. (4) Movie (It) Mike Wallace (U) Ding Dong CUKFEW CASH Who woaT Lets ef staple, another, makes for one of the Lyric-Grand Illusion 7:00 (1) Big Beat ll:»s- (2) News 11:2*-(J) Top Dollar COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Pay- Including EBs Fitzgerald far better stories here. 9:00. (I) Jet Jackson (4) News (4) Concentration ing at the rate of a penny a best feminist vocal setter* CBS-June Allysoa Snow (U) Bozo The Clown (5) Movie- (5) Romper Room minute, women students at Ohio maace, Bsbfcy Darin fsr the Jane Powell deserts her sing- Actor Yul Brynaer was born EVENING (7) News (7) I Married Joaa State University stayed out a best record ol taw year ("Mack ing career briefly to star as an ini Vladivostok, Siberia. (II) News (11) Our Number System tout of almost 512 hours beyond the Knife") ana) the best aww •:t*- (S) Cartoons (II) Dance Party II:8*-(H) News curfew one night recently.' artist ef the year, aad Duke (7) Little Rascals II:IB-(i) Weather and Sports (U) Physical Culture They were allowed to do so— EUlagtea fsr the best swtsksl for one night—if they were will- CaMBaMafJtlafatal atst thaw VaMt* fAaUat ccmntmtma RADIO W^apVBVaaa^BB^PB^SBBBaaj aaa} ajajBRBj ^aajajaaj v^ S^BjBBJSSr^ ing to pay the penny a minute (stay at a Murder.") Ens, WABC WOlt 711 Boy's Curiosity price. Dormitories netted $307.14 wTBS WPAT M from the venture. tkw artists WHIG WRCA « VIEWING TV PkysOff KNEW WQXR IN With HM HUMPHREY Ti4S—WOS Catlton ftaoarleka M1DDLEV1LLE (AP) — A Sterling Hay den Will Not BB?ala*W*a TISS—WABC Ns»s; Alaa Irsad BBBWajjjjy TlffVJ VsTMgfgr Show boy who became Interested in, UiM—WMC N«»! pick Sh.pard WOS Cailtsa hadarlaka electricity after he got a shock MMBS Naval Leu Adlir SiSS—WCSS World Teals*! trying to fix a light cord has Lose Sight of His Dreams WOTS nttMB Mtnsts Mm WOB Nawa, WorloTadar WM Navs: John Scott ' WMA Nawa: Monitor^ He's No Rebel' built a complex contrivance to VWKA Naws; If* Mttvuk StSS—WCSS Tata* Qusasst launch and trace rockets. TH0MAS l SiSS WOB SporU! Hnaia froa facing a press conference. Holi isjsra* nSnua Budlo X He is 17-year-old Robert Lang- AP Merle-TV Writer lywood Is only an extension of ms Laaay BOM SISS—WABC Nawa: Alaa ftaad Cnatna.trr AiAia t HOLLYWOOD — In the TV At Warner's you've got to be at stroth, who yesterday won a $400 HOLLYWOOD — "One dsy out the prevailing philosophy. - lick Haapart scholarship at the National 4-H in the Pscific I sat alone with "The same thing exists in ev- „--. _•!•• Trut SiSS WO» Na'wa; V.H. Tadar , series. "The Rebel." Nick Adams least six-feet-four to do a wes- WMTO Naws. Halulaa Sits—WOa . Music Iron Studio X is a taciturn reamer who ferrets tern." Club Congress for his efforts. a book. I looked out on the ho- ery industry-television, automo- Mvaie WSWA Nawa: Moaitor out injustice with the unerring in- Nick snd his new-found part- The gadget is called ARLIC rizon and I could see—in my biles, shipping. I was reading a ISI4S—W«M Coupls Maxt Door teiSS—WABC Nawa; Alan Fraad muwUs eye—the boat I ssiled to maritime "Journal at sea and it StSS- WtSB Wajspsrlns Btmts Nawa stinct of a bird dog. In what we ners sold their idea to Mark which stands for Automatic Rad- Nawa: Danes Mnala know u real life, the same Nick Goodson and Bill Todman, the io Location Indication Computer. Tahiti when I was 22. And I said that Panama ia the No. S Pficti. Mt»l« front Studio X ~ remembered all the dreams I nation in shipping tonnage. Why? Nawa; P. BoblBiom WMA Naws: Bob Harass Adams is a garrulous bundle of panel show tycoons ("What's My It.Is and electronic computing COFFEE SERVED „ i Nawa MISS—WAS* Nswa; Quiner Hoars energy and a super •salesman, Line?"), who put up the cash tor] system. had then, and how I had lost Because greedy American ship- tltS—WMSLM !Ma Farklna —C—M Nawa. Van VoorhlVoorklas sight of them." pers want to evade paying WHS Oar i WOB) Culton Fndsrleka WO* Mawa, Lyla Van whose sales ability is best SO per cent of the action. Teak S Years Ts Maka tlSS—WCas Youns Dr. Malona WW«CA Nsws; Boh W/I.oa displayed when he's selling him- "I guess we had the right Idea. This was Sterling Hayden talk- taxes." WITTS) Nm Bolulna 11I1S—WWA*« Clair Hutchlns self. Robert told a reporter it took ing about his much-publicized Mr. Hayden said it was his - Muaia WWeaS St.rllshSllht S.luta says Nick. "Short guys Ikie the him three. years to make the SlSI MBS Nswa WOM Mu.lo from Studio X "I think actors are nuts if they show. They keep writing how trip to Tahiti with his four chil- abhorence of greed in Hollywood I F»d Robblns Show WMA Ray Hsathartoa computer. It contains around dren. The rugged idealist wss that triggered his departure. lil WAM Ths World of don't want to sell the sponsor's much they like to see me knock-]5,000 parts, most of which Rob- EATONTOWN WCBS Bilht To Happlnaaa back in Hollywood, but only "A big TV eajtflt cams to D V VF IN TMfATD WHTO Hsadllnas. Mu.lo Tomorrow product," states Nick. "I'm ing those big guys around." ert got from caatoff radio and WM Naws; Las Smith WCBS Mu.io 'Til Dawn grateful to my sponsors for pick briefly. He doesn't intend to lose me with a proposal," to re- Nawa; Eil lUrlihT WOI Mu.io from Studio X Nick's fan mail on "The Rebel" TV sets, a used juke box and ISieS—WAM Blr Jn« ing my show. If it weren't for has reached frightening propor- sight of his dreamt again.' called. "If I weaif take my UMM o«i.n ur.vi WOB Lone John * them I might not be acting on an old electric beer sign. family aad live abroad whDe WCas Juit EnUrlalnnunt WMA N.wa Reporta "I'm taklag the kids back Sit*-—WCBS AU«n Gray. TV. w up to Maria Canary, near Saa I made s strles, I eeuM Beak SaMWi aTMR 7 aP« Me WMt« N.w.. Balulns "It's a pleasure to do the com- ^ two he Francisco to live," he said fUS.OW clear every year far a bill for 11.1 a company called Mid- Mu.io mercials on the show, and I he hired to answer thisth maile agenc. y formed over coffee aa he paused treat four years* New fti.ni MMS* ailS—WAM Nawa 'tVMISf jffftaaa ainuta aaws don't get paid extra for it either, dlevllle Electric and Repaired errands la his all ailgahsr "All my atMsers-tto taw. "I used to dream about this Things. STARTLING! aisa •ureas Nawa; imiu and WOB N.w.;PtiCM like some actors do. I smoke the heed ef Shermaa Oaks. Ill yera, toataaas managers and Hayaa Joan Gambltoc 'cigarettes and like them, and my kind of thing. I mean being a His mother, Mrs. Clifford Cud- pat tbeaa la stfcssl sad data attars wka Mrrauad a guy SENSATIONAL! WNTSi Mtadllnss. Musi* WMA Nswa; BUI Cullsa star, going to premieres, makingUey. wife of a Navy man, said WM Nawsi I*la Vn Ti4B—WHTS Ft. Moruaoutk Nan wife uses the soap. That's not a get MBSfsai away so I «*• *et> sBatdsg $HM00 a year-toM waCA Nawti Bob Hajmas Bits—WABS Niwa, Al LoBBlaa I big strain for either of us. Now Ifwith ths autographs." Nick says, her son first got Interested In tfs SBWB sad writs* I wast - to aw to take It. That's wtoa I "ROOM 43" Show staring a •its—WM Mirths Roaadtna WNTa Hsadllnaai Waka an a fertilizer company was span- • ' st the celling, "but now electricity when he was seven _^J>A - fu a^--a ^a> a ,-fj, aaaaSVAaa BWAA mertgagadi my beat for tll.OM aiSS—WMTS Mm; Btlulnf to Music that I'mn there, it's different. I write aaoBt aac eaiy wast ass i tesl Sttjftaf HM Muaio WCBS Nawa: Jack Starlla* soring The Rebel,' that might Shock Startod It aad task off. I waaa't teiag to Naws , Show be a drag.' don't go anywhere. I sit st home ~ to me, bat what a) make my kids live la a foreign) •KMN TO H LOVID- , Martin Block WOB' Nawa with the wife and a can of beer At that time, she said, "he put Mmi Fraamaa and WMA N.wa; Bill Cullam Nick is" true-blue loyal to his together an electric light cord to this ceaatry." csBBtry while f made a 1st ef ....._ Closing: Stock "IBB Dorotky and Plek sponsors, top. When he runs out and watch TV. Friends call and Bitter Wards SBsaey working la a crummy. ••port: Muilo ' 'ABC Al Lohman Invite me to sail on their yachts, for me. He didn't do it right WM' Mawa; JekaWlnsaU WNTa Nawa, Rtlailns of cigarettes, he won't borrow and he got a shock. That really The words come pouring forth asgetd TV series." WM* Mawa; Wan* Hawaii Muaio but who needs it?" Why did lie return from Ta- Hhow one unless it's the right brand. started Mm. Ha tried to find out from the tall blond actor. Many WCBS Jack Stsrllaf Skow (Why should I? They're paying Nick certainly doesn't need to| of them mn bitter, but much of hiti? SUB iwaa) Radio M*« York WBB Dorothy and Dick go yacht-riding to impress hit «ISa—WHT« Mmi Balaxins •WABC BnaWaat Club me.") Robert's father is. Theodore what he aays makes sense. You "As you know. I didn't Intend WSSS Nsws i Attkor Anytime that either of Nick's father, Pete Adsmshock. an ex- get the picture of life-long rebel Muaio untiBlacl kSuont coal miner from Nanticoke. Pa., Lanstroth, a research chemist to go there in the first place." rratna* aad WNTa Hndiiaaai StrlaUr sponsors wants him to hit the employed by ths Hllton-Davis with a cause. The cause? he said (to was heading for Haysa for Weaaaa : road for some in-penon appear-and now a night watchman in,_._ - I hate to see what America N.wa: Oalsn Drake Jersey City. Pete was dubious of <*££,• Scandsnavia, but didn't want to Nawai Jsha Bealt WMA N.ws. Bill dailaa ances, his bag Is packed. Ha was has become," he explained. "Ths risk arrest at the Panama Canal WMA Jim Lawa Shaw aiSa—WHTB NBW., Valuing the grand marshal at the Tobacco son Nick's success until that vet- philosophy now Is 'gimme, gim- BUB—WSB Radio Naw York eran western star Bob Steelel old brother, Ted, who is la an! on his former wife's contempt BISB WWTS Naws. ia.«a' WAM P." r° aad Hary Fettlvil Parade In Richmond. Ohio college sad alto winner of me, gimme.' I'll take everything of court case.) "Tahiti was not IVIMIHB WCM N.wa Va,, last month, and ths recep- showed up la one of "The Rebel' I can get as long u I don't land HsBBastesr TkfMasBiBs BVfMaBV electronlea priies. a place I would have chosen to atnstwm i MMarthh a Wrlrtl tion overwhelmed him. episodes. in the pokey." stay. It Is strictly for those seek- aiSO-WCSJa HawsTVa1 n Voorklt WHT« Hsadllnas, Musla I't live Oa Farm WrSflj Naws, t.yls Vta Boy, 1 felt Just Ilka Robert "When I saw my son with Bob He added: ing escape—in the popular use WBM Up to til* MIRUISJ Stesle," says Pete, "I knew he Mrs. Cudney said Robert HSS waBS Martin Block SSS::: — E. LeeL . EverybodEbdy wss yellin' "It's not only In Hollywood. I of tto ward-not the way I see it. lite %»*— Howard 'Hey. Rebl' st me. I know the had vinally got somepUce in that probably the "only one of their didn't mean to give that impres- Bob Coska I WSB Martha uaana j busines he's In." Rare Experience South digs our show. I was Sussex County 4-H unit who sion when 1 Isnded In San Fran- ONMF'f - ' Wlnaata ISlSS WABS Martin Block Maka showered with gift*. Those people As long as Nick keeps wearing doesn't live on a farm. Ha Join- cisco; I wss tired and not up to "It was a rare experience WHTS) Nawa, Balailns Identity with us. Now why sho«id that battered Confederate Army ed the club because his class- fsr tto children. But I sMa't Haws, Hanrr Muaio cap and hires Bob Steels for a want ttosa to stay mere. They Gladstone Intarvlewti Marika I kick about making a trip Ilka mates were ia it. This prompted Artaur Van Ilora part BOW snd then, he apparently the director, Wlllsrd Bitter, to tret board for tto Stlllwater •ASJSJAS4 AA CMM# bal fi k ate that? It was a pleasure, ana ail School. Laarall Thomas rases wars paid, too." has nothing more to worry about. organize an electronics club for AtaMffcssi Savrsmrftsgs, to have Baarts. Stan U — »art» was scrounging around the boy. Aaettof IsvaaMaa SBBM ttaMlty at ttoir lives." Tkraa Star Eatra HI Mnala Virginia wss ths most popu- After Robert waa "stocked" He's been a member ef tto| He was areas' at tow the Wwsrd P, Morran _'. Bafclnaea Hollywood for 10 yesrs, snagging Naws; Anton 'a Andy WMA „ - .. Badla Tkaatar movie and TV rales here sad lous of all the United States in into sn interest In electricity, to Institute of Radio Engineers sin. Fulton Lawla ttltS i-1WSB MeCanna at Hontt there, before be hit this TV Jack- ths first census In 1TM. It had moved ahead rapidly. When 11, ce to was IS, A senior In high essjeriSBcei awa alaSwa TaaaatX. Nsws; Art Ford ttlSS WABS) Martin' Block. Maka 747,110 Inhabitants. SBJ4JW IUfwi ISJBJS* tllSJ—wane Ul'i Trav.l FtllavR.I lava* BallraBallrooom pot.^Vntll then his only real mark he built a complex Ughtlag con- school, he is slto interested in They wwers e 41 days sa a W*B> Today's BmlnMs WCM Kunny 8M* Up magic tricks. He la I fast 1 and VlSt—W*M Alan Fro.l WHTSJ Rsd Bank Raaistsr of success was managing to get •MOfTgfaail WOM Andy Qrlffllht Bum. N.w«, Fata llnfftnan 112,000 In debt. looks like ho could to a basket wlttoal a wemaa to nether 4 Allant Roh • Ra; WM HoCann. at Hom. ball player. them. Titty dM great. If tto BUTfrUMSfr We* N.w.. Oafcrlsl WMA IAO Bowman Rebel" was born as a ll.al.r Radio Thsslar remit of Nick's calling on Andrew Young Langstroth has another adults an the vayag* had been WMA V.W., Morian .tl.sa—WAM N«w» Fenady and Irvln Kershner. He Invention In the works—a tele aa malleable, It would have B.ally lltiaa—WMT* Midday Stock Baport had read that they had an option vision recorder. He also sayi on a movie property. He toldj he's "In the process of making them he was available to be the a device to prove that mental star. What he didn't know at the telepathy Is possible or Impos- time was that Fenady snd Ker sible." shner had one of those quickie 48-hour options, which they took IN THE NICK OF TIME mainly to get their names In the TULSA. Okla. (AP) — Refrig- trado papers. erator repairman Norman Gibson instead ol going their aeparate went to th« home of Mrs. Gayncll ways In search of a stake, the Durham on a routine call and was three combined their wits and de- credited with saving the Ufa of cided to do a "different" wes Mrs. Durham's 7-week-old baby, torn. Mrs. Durham said tho Infant , located In "I did four pictures at Warner girl quit breathing. Gibson gave Eatonlown.o New Shrewsbury Dim," recalls Nick, "but they her mouth-to-moulh artificial MONMOUTM COUNTY AND NATIONAL NEWS wouldn't touch mo for a western, SU2Y I'ARKHR snd LOUIS JOUJIDAN u they apptir in 20th Cf imi'iy'.JWs respiration and restored her ON THK HOUR AND HAH' HOUR DAYTIME because I am only flvc-fcct-clght. ClncmiScopc and colcx We. "fllU BEST Ol' ltVWmUNG' breath. I 14—MonHav. Nov. 30. 1959 BED BANK REGISTER Colts, San FranciscdWarns I Bracing for NFL Showdown
Associated Press Here'i the way the leaders itack up (or the final two weeks: LADIES DAY The struggle for the National Wtattra Caafefenct Football ulgue's Western Con- By Hy Cunningham ference title still is unresolved WLPct. CB but defending champion Balti- San Francisco .7 3 .700 "ST VINCENT" AND "VINCENT THE MIRACLE more and surprising San Fran- Baltimore ..!.!...... 7 3 .700 cisco are bracing for a show- hicago Bears ...... * 4 .600 i MAN" are just a couple of brand new nick names tab- Games remaining; 49ers—Bal- bed on Coach Vince Lombardi of the Green Bay Pack- "The' New York Giants, howev- t'.more, Green Bay. Colts-San ers. And the funny part of it all is Vince gets a tremen- er have put the Eastern Con- Francisco, Los Angeles. Bears- ittsburgh, Detroit, dous lift out of the reaction of the Green Bay Packers' ference house in order by clinch- ing at least a tie for the crown, Eastern Ctnterenea following. With only two games remain W L Pet. GB Vince, a former resident of Fair Haven and a ing on the regular schedule, the New York I 2 .800 popular sportsman who has numerous friends a- Colts have been unable to break Cleveland ...... ™ ...... 6 4 .600 2 away from the 49ers. Deadlock- round the county, was In town this past week-end Philadelphia ...... 4 .600 2 ed for first place with 7-J rec- Games remaining: Giants — and we had the pleasure of chatting with him at ords, they could settle the issue Cleveland, Washington. Browns- a reunion of Vince's bocci* team, • troop of All- M0. Saturday when they clash in SanNew York, Philadelphia. Eagles Francisco in a nationally tele- Americans on Italian soil. —Washington, Cleveland. "Only one?' vised game. The Colts built a quick 5l-o There wasn't too much of an opportunity to talk Paced by touchdown tosser lead then held on at Billy Wade football because when boccie players get together all Johnny Unitas, the Colts defeat unleashed a long-range passing ed Los Angeles, 35-21, Sunday they do is talk about and eat mostaccioli, the dish that attack. Wade tossed for two TDs ftOLP CLUI CHAMPS —W. I. ©rant, Ult, co-chairman of th* awards committee Knicks Show and the 49ers kept pace as secand scored once himself but keeps boccie players in tip-top condition. of Beacon Hill Country Club, Leonardo, presents club's annual awardi to Mr*. Stanley ond-string quarterback John Bro- couldn't check the Rams' skid. In a statement to the press last March in die engineered a 21-20 upset of They've lost six in a row. J. Savaga, woman's division champion, and William A. Bartlatt, who headed the men'* Cleveland's Browns. Green Bay, Lombardi stated, "I'm just hoping they division play, at dinner-dance in Molly Pitcher Hotel Saturday flight. New Signs Of Brodie, subbing for the injur- The Giants, guided by Chuck ed Y. A, Tittle, connected with love me in November like they lovt me now." This Waking Up Conerly, walloped Washington s Billy Wilson and J. D. Smith for was shortly after the new mentor and general Redskins, 45-14, to close in on 21-yard touchdown strikes and the Eastern championship. New manager of the Packers was In the settlement Terry Sieg is Scholastic Adult Cage Associated Press Hugh McElhenny bolted 12 yards York, with an 8-2 mark, leads for another score at the 49ers stages following his move there, from Fair Haven. The New York Knickerbockers, runners-up Philadelphia and although still entrenched in the packed their scoring into » 6 Well its November (not for long) and from reports League Plans Cleveland by two full games and minute. It second tpree in the Scoring Champ With92Pts. Eastern Division basement, are can take its second straight title received from the cheese state, they love Lombardi showing signs of waking up in second period, Despite being held scoreless in mage the longest scoring run wa by beating the Browns this Sun much more than they did 'in March. He grabbed the To Be Discussed the National Basketball Assn. day at the Yankee Stadium. A fumble—only the Browns sec- the Turkey Day game with Red94 yards and the dash was made Raymond G. McCartney, Red Pacing Philadelphia in a home- ond of the year—and a pass in- bull by the horns and before the National Football Bank Catholic, Terry Sieg, Rum- by Diecke ot Manasquan. The Eagles ran up awns terception set up two of the tal- Bank recreation' committee dir- ind-home week-end series after Pittsburgh hatchet-man Bobby League got rolling, Lombardi was working on a run- son-Fair Haven Regional High The longest scoring pass play ector, last week announced plans he Warriors had tripped pace- lies. Jimmy Brown scored twice School star back, wound up with Layne, who's turned into the for the Browns and Lou Groza down team, attempting to wind it up for the 1959 sea- 83 yards, was from Ed Schriber for the formation of an adult setting Boston twice in succes- NFL's leading spoiler by cutting the scoring championship among to Roger Williams of Point Pleas- basketball league will be discuss- ion, New York managed to get booted a pair of field goals. son. It was sort of an eight-day clock, wound up half scholastic gridders in Monmouth ant Beach. down favorites the last three ed at a meeting Thursday in even break. The Knicks lost weeks. The Steelers romped, 31- Conerly, at Yankee Stadium, way. and Ocean Counties. Steve Zacks, Lakewood, picke the Parks and Recreation office, to the Warriors. 109-101, in Madi- tucked away three TD passes- son Square Garden Saturday 0, this time. When Vince got finished working on the Sieg totaled 92 points on 15 up a fumble for a dash of 82 il Monmouth St., at 7:30 p. m. The Chicago Bears remained two to Bob Schnelker— and $25,- touchdowns and two extra points. yards for the longest run. Pitts This session is open to team night, then bounced back to win, 000 worth of gifts^ Alex Webster Packers and inserting new spirit Into the club, managers and individuals inter- 127-126, in Philadelphia yester- in contention for the Western Frank DeSheplo, his nearest riv- had the longest (coring punt re championship a game behind the scored twice on plunges for the the Packers started rolling. Many fans In this area al from Long Branch High School, tturn , 80 yards d . MikMike BloomBl , TToms ested in entering teams in the day on Kenny Sears' basket at Giants, who raced to a 38-0 half- the final buzzer. leaders, by lacing Chicago's Car- watched Lombardi on TV Thanksgiving day when scored 13 points against Red liver made the longest touchdown loop sponsored by the committee. dinals, 31-7. for their fifth con time lead chiefly on Conerly's Bank Thanksgiving Day, and fin'run after intercepting a pass, 84 The league will incorporate the In yesterday's only other game, his club beat Detroit and wound up with a 5-5 sccutive victory. pitching. ished six points behind Sieg with yards. same eligibility rules as used in Boston increased its Eastern Di- Layne figured in every Steeler record. All he had to do was win two games and 86 markers on 11 touchdowns How Tkcr Scarf! the, past. To be eligible for play, vision lead over Philadelphia to score. He passed for four touch- and 17 extra points. He also had Player TO PAT Ml.players must be Red Bank res- two games by beating Minneapo- he would have been ahead of the 1958 season. 8\eg.leg. RuRumson-Faii r Haven is Princeton Opens Cage downs, kicked a 17-yard field the Shore's only field goal, which «•', i/cBiieploDeBhei . lone Branch idents, work in Red Bank, or belis, 109-93. goal and booted four points. This he more than did and It was one of the best was booted early in the season Riello, Brick Twp. 13 sponsored by a Red Sank con Saturday night, New York led Kennedyedy,, Keyport 11 Season Wednesday George Tarasovic and John Re- seasons for.Green Bay In years. No doubt, he could Sam Riello of Brick Township Pltts, MldaletownTwp cern. almost throughout only to have ger took care of the Eagles' only took third place honors with his AckermanMi, . Southern Rgl. i Wilt Chamberlain, the Philadel- PRINCETON (AP) — Prince- be mayor of Green Bay tomorrow if there were an J. DeSheplo, Long Branch ton opens its basketball season scoring threats, ^each blocking a 78 points on 13 touchdowns. Wai- Morris, Toms River .... . phia giant, tip in Guy Rodgers' field goal attempt. election and he was on the ballot Kennedy, the hard running back Kubu, Uamasa.uan . College Scares set shot for the winning bucket on the home court Wednesday Deicke, Manasquan . By The Associated Press night against Villanova. Willie Dewveal grabbed a 75 of Keyport High School, was inC. Wathtngton. Matawan favy 43. Army 12 with 50 seconds' remaining. Lombardi, former Army and New York Giants' Rank!, Matawan Boston College 14, Holy Cross 0 The Tigers lost the Ivy Leagu yard scoring aerial- from Ed fourth position with 69 points de- Ryan, K*d BanK catholic Georgia 21, Georgia Tech 14 Yesterday, the Warriors came backfield assistant, did wonders with his club. Take spite two scoreless days against Samuels, Lakewood Vanderbllt 14, Tennessee 0 from 17 points behind late in thetitle to Dartmouth last season by Brown on the opening play and MuaclllOr Long Branch Wake Forest 43. south Carolina so a single last second playoff point. that set the stage for the Bears' Paul Hornug, the Notre Dame Ail-American who al- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional and Qatta, Aabury Park !lem»on S6, Furman 3 'inal period to take the lead on Matawan. Nugent, Red Bank Cath. Florida 33. Miami (Fla.) 14 The Tigers compiled a 19-5 reromp. Five fumbles kept the ways had tremendous ability, but was not displaying Alznauer, Brick Twp Alabama 10, Auburn 0 tap-in by Chamberlain with five cord, the best in 26 years. Bossone. Red Bank Cath. Mississippi 42, .Miss. Stat*0 seconds remaining. Then Carl Cards' attack bogged down. it all for Green Bay. He was playing three backfield Mlddletown Township's Al Pitts, Long, Red Bank .oulalana Tech 16, Miss, Southern fl the lad who does everything in Geklhauser. Brick Twp, .. "-•re Dame I*. Southern California ( Braun. passed to Jack George positions for the Packers, but under Lombardi he was Zacks, ' Lakewood . »...ahoma 17. Okla. State T who drove over the'tnidcourt line the backfield, and. does it well, Manger, Aabury Park .... T-aa Christian 19, Southern Methods Barrabee. Aabury Park .... and handed off to Sears for his assigned to permanent halfback and was one of the was fifth in the standings with Corley, Red Bank Cath. Buylor 15. Air Fore* T nine field goals and eight con Jenkins, Manasquan ... UCLA 2l! Utah « winning shot. Chamberlain, who main offensive cogs in the Lombardi motor tuneup. Bloom, Toms River — Arliona State Univ. IS, Arlwrna » had 28 points Saturday, led all versions for 62 points. Pandolfe, Manaaquan Florida state 33. Tampa 0 New plugs were installed, old ones were cleaned, new Savage, Red Bank Cath. g?ut'>"n Unlv pnt. Freehold RBU A English. Long Branch .... H>»t«ns Dlvialas) Vonnenbers. Anbury Park 0 Margarlno, Long Branch *. sans* W I. stick of it Bob Bossone, Casey quarter Llllle, Tomi River 0 Qadsby. Manasquan back, threw the most scoring Hay. Central Regional It .eonard, Manaaquan ...... 11 II The "Miracle M«n" stuck around New York just W. Scott. Bed Bank Queen. Manaaquan unroll . • 14 passes, 11. George Alznauer, Sehwenkrr. Red Bsnk .... 2 Chapman. Neptune MlMMkpolls 1 Quelch. Neptune . a 15 about as long as time permitted. However, his main Tharln, Rmn.-Fr. Hvn. .... H*tur*a>'> Itrsullt Brick, was on the receiving end Curtis, LakRWOod • _... 1 Sellers, Red Bank of the most touchdown passes, McKelvey, Lakewood 1 Whllle, Freehold Rgl IM. DrlrMI II* Winter Sure object was getting to Philadelphia where the Nations J. Morgan, Neptune 1 Slott. Aabury Park FMUtlHpkla, IM, New York 1 Stanford, Freehold Rg] Hunt nut 111, (lnclaMtl in six. Frank DeSheplo gets the cre-Hurley, rt. Plant. Bch. .. 1 Football League Clubs start their player draft today. LoftlH. Reil Bank Cnth. Jackson, Matawan ; l tU IM. Miaatnnii l dit of the most points scored in Hoffman. Wall Township 1 Gannon, Toma River Mtaateir'a RMHIIa Car Safety If there were any miracles to take place in one fray, 23. neebPnwaM. Wall Ttvn. .. 1 Herman. Red Bank Cath. »w York in. ra.lla.Hr.Wa III Wyekoff. Southern Rsl. .. Jakubecy. Rmn.-Fr. Hvn. Bmtoi It, MIMMSolla M Philly, he wanted to be there early. After all, the Doug Gatta, Asbury Park High Wpflt. Southern Regional .. King. Aabury Park Conklln, Southern Rfl. .... Shapiro. Asbury Pnrk .... Second baseman Johnny Tcmpli Check "Miracle Man" might just pull off a few miracles. School, made the longest touch- tlarlow. Southern Tigl Daum, Freehold Rgl down run of the season, 96 yardsRaster, Southern Ttsl Lund, Rmn.-Fr. Hvn ilayed in 149 games for Cincin The 12 teams of the established NFL will select Roma. Southern T?il Leve, Lnkewoori! ..... ati last season and hit .311. Hi on a kickoff return. From scrim- Wolersberger, P. Pit. Bch. raser. Keyport 20 players from the college grab bag, 240 in all. The '. Watnlnaton, Mstawan reached a new career high Tllton. Central Rgl home runs with eight. feeling is that the No. 1 draft choice will come from Donnell. Wall Twp among Billy Cannon, hard-running Louisiana State star, Richie Lucan, Penn State quarterback, and Don Mere- dith, Southern Methodist's fine passer. Good Luck, St. Vincent Btanc/New SHORT SNORTS — Young Vince Lombardi, son of Green Bay Packers' coach, had a tremendous year IkSJtOYAL 9 on the gridiron in Green Bay. Playing for one of the LOW PROFILE local high schools, young Vinny was terrific when lug- ging the oval. MIDoTMtt His play this year was watched carefully. Not fl. Adjust mr*km by his famous dad, but by scouts. Result is that QUICK £r.:i,» will".'.".'.- Vinny has had several good scholarship offers. Terry Sieg, a Rumson-Fair Haven Regional star back, might just wind up in Dartmouth. Here is a grid- 70 der who will not have any trouble getting into college. •tut TM Sieg is a straight-A student. He also received other 4.70-15 feelers from several other colleges. 730-14 Rumson-Fair Haven Regional loses the bulk 21TVMUSS of its undefeated team in June. Another big blow V.S. HOY At WINTHIDI will be the loss of assistant coach Al Loux. Loux WITH iow ntomi. who has been a tremendous assistant to coach Joe Roeatl in the past five years, will concentrate on Ms administrative duties. Al Is one of the assistant superintendents at Rumton. Bricker Miles, a former rugged football player, al- OPEN TIL 9 P.M most was injured seriously Thanksgiving Day just watching a game. He was sitting near the press booth Saturday 'HI * P. M.—Ctewd Sundays •t Red Bank when someone let one of the window IEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT shutters loose. It came down and bounced off Brick's head. Like many a hard tackle shaken off by Brick, so UMMt USE YOUR was this one. inn EASY CHARGE Coach Jim Robblni of the Union Union Beach Beach team, would like to book teams In this area on a home anc' FRANK PORTER'S School Teuni home basis, i'mil ,1. Kvons. admlnlatrallvi Seeks Games principal of Union Bench I'tibll' Kclmoli), is n former bnskclbn iCOKING CHAMPION — Tarry Slog, Rumion-F«ir RED BANK TIRE Co, STORES UNION BliACII — Union Dcnch couch of Miitiiwiin |ii"i| schw Public Schnoli lenin which com. lavon Rogionfll High School's top icoror find back, ler1 BILL CHADWICK BOB RITTER prim In Ilic llnyshnrr HitskcM- (.'oinilii i'lmaiiii n ,,,(• Wiisl Maplt Av«. at White St., Rod lank ho icholfufic scoring in (he HrJicRonaon — 159. Tohn Flockhart 28 Ralph "A" DlvUlta 1 .. 12 1(8 • George Belovuit 29 157.1 l>oule Cferplal 19 Louie Fomarotto 22 Chrlttopher Esrl Brown ^_ «I IM IT llah Ham. thrst asmes—ah'ewibury 156.2! boula Slerplal ID 155. Ogaen W V 3tto Ichnsldtr ...~ M i8" 1,709; High, tfiret gamts-John . 2( 1M.7Stanley oiibenson 29 27 154.M. :hadwlck Hendrlckson 12 oseph Hundtrtpfund Z 21 164.7Owen Dunfse 2* 196.2 Charles BchuH —- Mlcholan Msrcella 13 127.J Bdward Lube Oceanport 1 _— , 19 11 Ian Wllklni Z"Z I lS 4 jrm, HI: His* itara gsme—Mon- 20 156.1 Tom Worth — 27 154.6 129.20 Fred White Lakewood 1 - _ 18 12 eorgs Johnton it 1(3,1 loutii Bescb 1, >S1; High gins—Jebn 'nek Cnnll .. . 37 16D.23 William Jonee 30 154.4 Koy DeForfst 30 Infltld Rtynoldl .. ... 2( 16S.20 Frank Holmgren 26 196.1 Conrad Dllfer — Robert fary » I2J.7 Joseph Ehmtnn Uneicelltd i .... U 1« 'red Chafey ..m._w ... 30 1(3,1 26 Fred Kolb 11 154.3 Ray Cook Eatontown t . •. „ IS 14 .oeeph Boccellato 24 14J.23 ""'INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES ____. fowsrd Meglll .. 21 1(4.1Robert Itstetlr .TO 153.20 Kenneth Fary 17 124.4 18 1« iamund Ryan ... 27 1(4.(Richard Conner 27 William Kobazo - Edward Orpen 16 125.2 Roland Boyce ... HlghUn" 1 .- 18 1« 'an lnf&ntl .... 51 16] 14 James Slocum — 27 153.19 Fred Lube 1614 14 rill Troutman 2ft 1(211ohn R. Burns —... 30 ,ynn Farnnani .. 21' 164.S Harry Brower 27 16 tester McDavltl, Sr. ... 15 125. RedlBanfc 1 1165 15 ... 26 1(3.26 Robert Throckmoton 28 Ouy Wllbunke KoDerl Pulsed 17 121.11 E. Koelhoffer ... niton Hampton 17 mi Charles Van Curen, Sr. 2t Masco Kenneth Yale, Jr 30 Ralph Marra Phil Dliy 1 U'i u awrence Farley I 10.1 ^ennetli Thompson 29 jthony Schmidt 30 163.18 Joeeph Uoore 30 30 Smlnk . 16 121.9 Freehold t 10 20 arl Dlx _,._ 55 161 23 'rank Buono — 30 rank Lane 21 Joteph Kelleny! .... 14 Fred Hartley 30 151.17 William ilnlber! in 121. S Gabe Youunng vi 20 162.22 John Morgan 26 •N'orbert MecPhefeon 19 121. Richard "" Wuinuu X ...... ~ en Van Note _.~. Z. 27 tllla iobert Wood - 24 174.3 Illlana Addisos Jactt Hlbenllck S5 150.14 Ronald HohnR.nee . Hullam Oskburat l _ Wanamaua enneth Rossman . 2544 161.1'harles Morgan •car Newman 30 Martin Wetzel . 26 24 150.8 George Hogelln ..... 27 Jay Wagner muui, three 2_T- in.* Jotepli Conover Griffiths Bale! -..-'• 21 Edward Smith . High ttam, ttirce game oieph Malovaky 10-.' ""' fhsries Lambcrtios) ..... leorss Scott — ,:."!".... 2i 153.1 Harry Hurley - 28 150. b Henry Leroy 1—Klor 27*19is Corclon High jiiatvmuue 643; hihigihh team game 'llea Cole ZZ"~ 25 imea Serano -. 3* -ichard Isaksen ...... 27 Jamfea Cullen ... 7 153. 18 1S0.4 LflUI* Carrotrnulo 20 Robert Reid .... —Wansmusrla n 1,6 1.029; high game 30 ibsn Woolley .. 1(2.13 Wayne Brower . 14 Kdwln Pctert - - lft Joneph Srllcmhre .. 20 120.15 Floyd Lake . arry Hopkina . 26 1M.1I Ichael Folly ... 2( .... 24 161.2(1 Pelrr Brett . :.—V» 1.10.3 Marahall Conklln Howard Monahan 3M. oaeph Conway , 27 158.1T eorge Pepper „ 2T 1 Tiltoa ..:...... 27 Daniel N'alepa 29 21 150. William L/tmm 1* 120.10 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES 2T Russsll Woolley 181.18 Aloyilua Carey 29 152.8 Arthur Shook 16 Norman Ironn 6 120.4 Larry Williamson ?harlea Jonea .. _ 11 157.3roaeph nanmla H . .. . 21 M Peter Mauro, Jr. 26 140.13 Grover Burdge Q AV*. •"ony Inltntl ..... 21 116 34) • Lsroy Ward 2»_ . IMiaro 1 Applegate ' .. 2J Rollln Kiumard . 132.3 Fred Wueatriolf 149.10 Honn\(t Konshlll .. 15 119.9 Flore. Cordons , ~" 202.lt"~" *nillam Harnett lossph Sturm . Glen Harrla 36 28 Kenneth Marmii .... 25 UH.15 y Mazza [ 27 155 Jcholat Foraarotto 21 . . . 21 1(1.1 Walter Ichool : 19 149. Donald Diipango .... Tony Francesconi ..... 102.21 ohn Ruakay .... 22 154.1J men Clerplk 30 .Slokles .*.....,._....._..... 2T 141.Ml.( (Cliff Hackmsn ... » 14T.7 Kenneth Curtis II 118.3 Wsrren Mewee 191.22 30 170.13 IWIlllam 1(0.29 Louie DtVlto 150 » Phil Eager .— 25 Claude Whalen 5 117.1 Cheater Opdyke ». 'at Montagna ... 21 194.1 Vrsnk Blddls Jl 311(0.11 Tiber FHIss ...: 17 147.2 Vincent Montedoro .... Martin Huas 189.16' lamea Turnock 24 153.13 Isadora >Catalano .. 30 110.* Jlusssll csttrall ." 21 rrwln Hendrleka I! 141.13 147.1 l,arry Roche 9 1183 Donald Holwn 189.11 Douilts Applegate .. . 1 3» Conner 24 141.22 Jamss Ihow 55 Al Icel'er , 23 115.8 Harry DeCou William Walllni".' _ 10 153.7Tarold psterson ... 26 1.21SS.23 Harold Radlord .— — 22 146.21 Arnold Brown aene Coeintlno 184.6 Bernard Fornlno M 141.1! •ton Alexander 30 WS.1WS15 "ennetn Arendorlt .. 28 160.14 Wllllsm Tintey 21 141.1 146.11 Ray Shannon 12 101.5 Psttr Urbslis 192.1 llenaM Bsaudsin .. '1ZZZ 27 191.22 Msl Eckarl _ IS 148.9 Harold VanBrunt. 21 Harry ratterion . 16 91,7 Sid Brown . ii* Horman T 144.1 lit Coeenllno 2» 1SS.24 Ruaesll Tomalno — 2S 146.6 Orvln White _ Carl Schneider . 182.4 Jllver prealey .... IS. 144.1 rch Shaw ...:. 22 1(6.17 leU JsllIK " 90 Donald Fraser 14*. 26 146. ik l^aParrs .... 192. lennsth Luksr 21 111.15 lam Beslso . 22 141.17 Ivan Voorheet .. Harry Hennessey roeeph Ballentln ... 25 131.22 •illlam Bly 2T ;:: :: John Schuls .<:....;..,-.....;-.•..- 2) 145.24 Louis Becker DaAnills . 111.10 georgs Straehle . Jeorg* Armstrong 29 1(4.11 ohn DsLlsa .... . 21 IW.1Chsrle3 s Curtis 24 I4T.12 26 144.27 W I- Illlim Saksl _ 3T 1&9.IHarold Cohn „. . 22 14T.11 Raymond Tomalno 1 27 Jack Lockwsrd ..-.-... H 1(1.1- MO. 21 Tames Jsnutedt : 'ulss Roealo ...... 30 1(6.1 Fred Wai 19 144.10 3 i Afnims .."..".'.'I 179.21 iarrntn vtntrttco . . 23 159i3 Norman Predftsm 15 147.10 26 143.15 Morganvllle Vola. 20 7 Jsmea Hennesaey 14 \ Olentlola 1 J... Dcsn's Flowers . .—.. 1 IS rorman Rssd ... 2S 1911Edwi0 n Wslllng „ . 23 143.11 Frank Porter 12 *" * Waytlds 1 IS lerry Untie . .. 24 1IS.I Henry Woolley .... 139.20 Wanamaaia 4 —..«..... Bunsw'i Reitauram ._.._ •hark River HUH 3 •psneer Carpenter Wllllsmaon .._ Bdwsrd Klump 21 14S.13! 139.6 Deal 2 Klefer's Tools . •- 12 Frosch ._._ ^ 18 194.11 Barney Egeland "3 143.2 Ralph Conover ... 24 III.... Weil End Engine ...... 12 Harold Tsung ..._. 20 _. 27 194.2 William Hill ., 139.1 Allenhurit 3 Ichaeler'i Five . Roy t Oceanic 2, itumion Doiald Hubbard - larvsy Tillon Joseph Maxzs _. 138.20 High team, three garnet—Roberttvllle Paditock Loungs . . intheny Treblno ... "_ 21 15J.1I Joaeph Wllaon . Robart 1TS.21 Liberty S7, ~Red'ifinarIZ " "" Z 12 3 Arthur Pauele ,: \\nHarold Solomon I3s!i9 2.44B; High, three itmea—John Rite: Seldln'a Jewslsrs ..... JDrnOi 17S.lt mdependelenti ! 2, Lan,g Brueh 1* ell Corbet 22 193.3 Frank Hugglnt 6 143. 590; High, tesm game—Morlorganvi nrlli ' Little Silver Lumber _ am Yorf ... 15 193. M 141.23 Kenneth Riley — 138.12 21 175.11 Mttl* Rilvtr 2 10 amee HendrtekiioirT"".~.~..:" Z m i«M 24 19J.TWUllam Reu .. 138.4 Vola. 2, 868; High, Individ' ' High learn aenss — Klsttr's Joseph Tomalno IS 175.8 Hlgas team,, threthresi garnet—Snglns I, Williilli s AtkAtkinsoi n ;snnsth Johnson ... Bam Karlnia . 30 142.19 Psrry Maion !— Edward Ocden. 230. lutl (a: 2.693; High team lams—Dssw'a , .. 28 1(3.4'ohn »orr ..„ 13 15J.1 24 112.10 Charles Cotzena .. 13B.3 Clarine* Cossatlno' 24 _:_._ 1.774"'•: "•-*High, • "•thre—e garaee-Carl Hen- Tsssfll Brooks ... 21 191.7 Jamea Butler „ 137.12 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES era 9T4; High aeries — Cnst "" Obsrt Metier 24 17S.3 irlckion, (It: High, team tsma—Un- JacoV Batdort . J7 112.11 smtt RoberRortt Guntteuntten Howard Hombey 0 AVE. em 6?l: Hlglt lama — Jaa Hsttleld 21 ls20 William Cheater Thompaon 137.2 George Penterman " 174.25 scelled 1, l,01S; HHigh game—Thomai William Addis :•:::::::: H SS:i? William FFordd Robert Lsverieh 137.1 Frank Boyce ... 2« 165.12 200 Club: Monte Nakam 2». II Vincent Fsita 174.8 Fry, 255. Hcktor Wright 27 112.10 _ -ancli Oolden Richard Hendrleka 21 141.11 Herbert Locwen 2S 1J».2» H,yM 227, Jo* Msglll 2SS, Wall -t Stanley Fowisr — H John Madden — — 137. Harold Van Nota . 174.4 INDIVIDUAL AVBIMOEI :arl NIH ™ -. . 21 1(2.7 Harvey Hyer 22 141.T John Powers .— .»• 130.2H Vincent Whit) "" i.w.16 ii»n 210. Jake Jacobun 211, Watt Dalai Kdward Plcqolle ... 174.2 O AVB, lenry Bchacht .."...... 18 112.1•'altsr Horn ..... Theodore Adamko 16 141.S) n»vli games — William Herbertbt . HIHI; HigHih Williah m Anderson . 30 170.19 Wllllsm Furlona 20 134.2 Jtmet Herbert _ W jams' — Irwih Iwajiion .274. Harold Halllgan 30 1(8.24 River Plata 3 — 20! Frank Vsn Pelt 30 133.34 gtna Wllklna 289. 1(2.7 Ocean 2. Point Pleeiant ... 23 INDIVIDUAL AVERAOGES Shrewsbury 3 31 Harry Bennett 23 133.11 T^tng Breneh ...... INDIVIDUAL AVERAGE! Runeil MeOua .'._.££: 142.1 Pctsr MittrtuMittrtua 30 1(7.10 2114 O Joseph Chadwlck ™; Frtewood Acres 1 , 20 AVE. C. AlaAlan QlQulxlel y „., Freewooil Acres 3 Louis Helneck .... !• 133.1Batontown . O AVB. H in. Hamilton 1 1» Lswrtncswrtnc* Tsylor _ .a. High tesm three gsmea — Hamilton Donsld Spalton II 132,17 Wsst End „ Leitsr Jontt — 30 William Hatssy vu...: J0 141.1 Msrvin Pederson 9, 2..1O9; High team game — Hamilton Waltsr Wsrden 27 lM.i: Wlnlleld Kltlltr ...: . 14 1(1.1 •atontown 2 16 Williailli m Herbert .. 3271 Jack Oakley Soeara ... Wsst Long iMorganvllls Volt. 1 '" ronhn ScheldShldt 21 9. 921; High three games — Joaeph Donald Kudrick 27 132.10 Osfchurst John Baclgatupl 2S 1H3.11 Frsd Oarrabnuit ..™ 21 1(1.1! - 29 1M.THyalop, 600; High game — Joaeph Ctiarlet Miller 27 111.3 Cheater Smith . :.:. IT 141.8 Wet? Belmtt 1 1» Jamet Ftrley 23 27 1(3,11 Prank Eckel ..... 19 132.6 Aaburv Park .._. 20 lBO.r Oettnpon 3 IS Wilbur Xttells Harry llcklea Hyalop 55T. Hartaon Cook .... 27 132.1 Rsd Bank Rlchart Mcconnell Peter Maffel M in.4 Hook * Ladder 1 14 21 159.10 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGE Warren Chandler M lso.ll John fipertc ...,:.._. — t(l.» Frsd C. Veth . Howard Hoailand 2T 1ST Jerry Smith 11 132.1 Oeainport ... 24 IM.K William Mlctils-r in. Oeesnle 1. Long Branch .... 14 Boyd Moody ... 17 ,111.21 Robert Amendt .... IS 1* G iWllber Eitelle ... 21 131.9 ••Bonny" Acerra _ -. Llllls HTer 4 U aeorgs Cola . Raymond Comar . 24 169.20 Edwsrd' Cisyton 11 130.1 Tns Rilstsr's ciataind al *asla Euiriine Wilklnt I.... 27T mM0.lICmet1 t in. Al Terttnova 22 18' 30 163.19 Lewlt Davlion "3"0 17g.i Robert 110. Pioneers 1 1* Irnsst Dodd Undtay Lemolns Robert Irons Jsmea Polland . 24 130.5 collectively Is Monmouth csuntyi irsat Liberty 2. Neptune 12 Bsn VanBrunt ... „ 114.4 Walter Kewman ... II" 163.4 Kenneth Miller .. 3* I^.II^I I market plaes whars buyers aM asltaai lleve Perrl 2J 17»l Lewla B. H Elbtran 4 11 21 1I3.S Morgan Mulford .... Richard Knox 21 162.24 r Randy Cook . 177.20 1 Jullai John Ollea Frank Featlgo Jamet Rumssy I 129.4 meet every 177.7 , Bennelt Unexcelled 1 it Edward ttankiswlu . 31 1(!.:4, Howard Marth 154.13 David Zlporo - 3 199.2 Albert Klrme . Ogkhurst s 10 Joaeph Lertch 301 113.10 Raymond Patterton II 156,18 Anthonv Matovlky . , navM Thomptan 30 CMrord Cook 21 138.14 Luke Pryor , 1 m.< Richard Errickioa IdIMepsndsntd t 1. Red Bank I Kennetlt Horrocka . .. Charlss Hlekman Marvin Fowler 177.17* i1; High teamsm., three aamaa—oakhutamssoskhui_i . Howard Miller 21 ills, Waiter Corart John Hand ...... , 20 195.11 Frank Ptvllpk .._ I. STlTI ~HiaKnthre "• "" a games—JossM•— i trwin Swansoa . ... 21 Out] Colrhorgan...... ,.'...i.... 28 153.26 Michael Cuoccl 751 4B1: High team gsmr iii~«159 2a7 Richard JohnaoJohnaoa . 26 132.19 Auttln Dellett ... 31 178.1Domini Btclialunl, 431: William Tltui . ... ST 198-« LLettet r CsrhonCh s Charles Wegsman ... Arthur Fnewont Acret' . tn: High , g«m Paul Whttflstd *5S« Bonald Wh Matthew Muliln 27 152.13 Amory Oeborn .... 5» 174.21 159.9 _Jd WrYfht ZZZZZZZ 24 151.16 Henry Ctnonlco .... 30 174.!, Harry Donald achsli - •Z si ChesteCh r Anderson . 111.13 Joseph Hyuiop .... 57 174.S! Harry SSh'& Hsrry Johnson 159.4 Tom Tomalno 151.J Walter Boakey .... 11 150. William Hooper ... O AVB Charles VanVuran, Jr. 1M.1 Anron Imlth _. 25 150.1 John Kollbas .... 27 174.1Alex Henry Richard Van Camp 39 lTl.r _ .. 119.24 jamas Dors Pst D'Olola 30 149.24 Alfred Batei .... 27 174.6Herbert Koihs M IS*. John Skldmors Harold Psters ...... Alex Rasas ...... 52 JST.« Cheitsr Uouilas 54 1T7. Tsd Slomsana 1 George Frelbott ...... 24 141.15 Jay. White - ... 26 174.3 MUlard LamMrsM . 21 177. Harold Dressier . Gsorgs Lane 22 149.13 Ray oalt ... 1» 174.1Mlehael .Cawtjssr M IM. = n Jiis ITranell Hsyes . Oeorg* aaiMjua « 15S. Millars] Lamberson . 2T ITS.: Jsmet Jennlngi 28 149.10 John Mulvlhlll 30 173.31 Ralph Psrsons 3» 1TJ. 24 10T.23 Donald Schmidt Jsck Blnkely . 149.T fr«4 Ulter 30 172,31 DdwaM .. IT 153. Ralph Johnson „ 24 iii.i •mmett Boyle ...... 11 ISSv WUllam Oreenar 54 in.: Osorga Brown «... 2T 19T.1. Letter Joete 149.1 Jamil Cleary 33 1TJ.U Genrfs Csmbum Robert Hainan Bdward Canrarlo - 141.10 .t->hn B»uhl .... 24 17I.ll William fjeronl M 1S4 William Caffyn — II MT.1JEllaworth Soden Frank Hows , ... IS 1TJ.JosepI h Xslllr Bvsrstt Davlsen John Lane :. ., _ M MT 4 WUllam Fannsr Donald Patterson . ~ 147.13 Emit Munch Cnartts Slfllwcil ..... T 1T1.I I. B. W. Kuisr Jl 1M.14 John Green 141.23 George Cola 21 175. Raymond Blaanhausr 2T 170. Alfred Weat 141.4 ... 31 171.17 iChtrles Hull 11 Joeeph Btelgslupl .. Rotltrt O'Ntlll IS 156,9Lealle Parleman Letter McDsvitt, Jr Ted VUton in. Walter Bourne SI 181. Albert White 12 1M.S Robert Rick 145.19 Robtrt Conntlno — .... ST 171.17 Frankl»n D>Uaa tl IM. James Bourns IT IM. Alex Helmbacher . 141. 14S.3 ... 31 171.11 Frsd Rutttll, Br 1 inn. Carl Jakubscy _ 24 155.20 Charlet Earls 147.22 George Lanffe Kdward Wenjer Osorcs) Ifoy «M .. 1 Frank Bmmont 30 15511 Donald Leroy _ 144.lt Frttk O'Brien .... 2T 1T1.I Rsymond Desmond . . IM, Chartee Ellenberger, 3r 1471 144.12 .... ST 1TI.T Joseph Mana — 11 Albert Fataoni •8 JR: Charles Boycs ... 27 154.24 Harrlaon Covsrt Robert nunge; ... Robert Ormebee 1«9. mek Samsras Francis Rlope! 25 154.1 George Smith -. 144.12 John Martin - .... 5T 171,S Olibtrt Twelves Hsnry tebrowakl Joeeph Coata 144.10 -_ 31 ITO.SO Mslvln BrV -. ,: Dom Daviiio so HH.IAlex Bthrle Nicholas Arbia Mlxliael aatiokat !J! Temnea MeOss —. it; William Msckrldgs • — 23 113.11 Edward Millar 144.10 William lalmons 170.15 Thomaa Bruno .- 11 145. Joseph Lombard! 144.7 14 145. Clement Sommsrs . Sift: Shafts ...". 14 U3.1I Frank Poer ...... - with famous Richard Parker .-. ~ SO 170.14 Kenneth TraVhaget) Mervln Frsncls ...... Franclt Duffy .. 144.2 ... 3T 170.11 Bdmand Blom *„..-'. 14 144. ,. Smldt .'. SI 153.SDavid Bilger Curtis West Rotxrt HemMIni Kelvin Morris rd Casildy II 152.K William Smith — 143.20 jack Drum .„ SO 161.14 Walter Ifniar 11 14t«!." l Bdmund Thompaon . 143.11 2T 1(1.12 14 14t.l Jamsi Milne a Llsbsiww 21 1S2.I Robsr schoch Anthony Christopher .. George Richdale WUllam Palmar Charm Johnson . 24 152.TJoeepn Hagerman Earla PeMarka 143.11 warren Brand 22 169.11 Michael Naalaalo 1« IM. Fred Irons Thomaa McCann 143.12 .... 30 169.1 Joaeph "calm , 10 13* Robert Marsaa 20 ISMJamei Boysr Louis Xapoelto -. (leorge Woods — Frank Lattell* John Robsrtam S3 1M1 Edwsrd Itrads _ 143.11 KRAFT M9ft 1m •4 1 139.1 Bvsrett Lslstler 27 Edward Egan 130.7 William MOISMI SI IM. 13 130,4 •>• i*v Donald Phllllpa li .... Loult lettlto ... 27 121.39 James polidara Thomtt Koox Ray England 17 131.1Wayne Melaasn Mlenist "rlsiel ...... ST IB. 139.4 Claude Hsrbsrt II 131.4Jamea Worrell II 121.13 Terrsneo Crust •r 10 130.9 13 129.1 Wslttr Shsnnk sr IM.1 Mlehael Mtnnyk _ 1JT.1 Harold Haekman, ~ ' ' ~ Rslph Layton Bdwtrd Saundlsrt M 1H. Andrew Wilton II 137.1Darrol Dundst .. 21 127.16 Miller . 19 128.1 ClWorrl Rssd 51 Anthony BuHis 13 miRay Manning, 3 124.1 Joneph Roftart 22 128.1 Gut Katsrlnys) ' - S4 .... Rolitf Lsroy .". • l»i» Charm Klrmen 10 121.1 Osorgs Bsrtoir 54 W. Pobsrt Cltusen 2S 138.1 Slmtr Mytrt 122.T Louis Placltelll ST 1 Charlea Ltmbirtton I 139. Treaten BUR 109.7 IM. John HulttsBt 10 xxxxxxm William T.»«na Jl'.".'.™.'.'."!'.™ STin.' ir>.s •*•• Olrlilsti osnton .W'ltan » 1B0. William Nordhiuisn 130.4 9 1 i.507. SAVINGS ooMon Wtstn S Wslttr ottarns 1H.I Mlehasi cirryn 110 1 Brincnport . ., w I. Lw Bsl Allan Hannah T Aliintlc Towhihlp 1 23 7 State Inspection S! Baeltalupl 14r Walling .... 17 21 I Harry Wtliand 14T.' i<«on waning; - •• •atontown 4 ON COST OF NIW TIMS! JohJolnni fin"Ftrsn. »,1mer Rahrenburg — !J IR! Monmouth Beach 4 17 1.1 Richard Trtlsy tT 14T. Fwnk Csa»li)y - 1J Oeeanport 1 17 13 Service :t «^ 1«T Jamil Tjewlt l?T.l 16 If ,To*n Jo»e« 1JS.T Ocean 2, lea Bright Jaseim I.tMllra ST Vt. Allen orinin .... Neptune Clly I 14 It 9. William llrnhmenger 124.4 Rumaon 2 15 15 Specialising Lseter Newman Charle* Lang 114.1 15 15 Robert c«dm«n 112.1 Brsvem psrk 2 BR«.mt.«, MOMT* U4 siv.rtlt DonahiT .... »! Nelhana Monmoutn Besch I 15 15 H Eilisr Waat - 110.1 11) 12 (4TKBRINO 1. Traction Wllllsm •"•tfcman . Richard Bohnert 91. Olendola 2 IS 17 !< Hearts WHklnt Hamilton 4 13 17 Fully EinitpiMd lor Victor Dells Pletro •H" Dt.ltlee) Shark River Hills 2 11 II U Robert mout lndip. 3, Bradley Rsach 10 17 All Auto RtTMlri 2. Safety L»ls cooosr 15, Volunteer a 3, Bslmsr aeorgs Faulkner .... IM. Neptime city I » 21 Work Guaran(e«4j U Estoniomi S Volunteers 1, Belmar 9 19 Htm A«msck Ml. High, tesm three (amea Flugene Patterwn .. 1!>T Liberty 3, Rsit Bank - Octsn* :t fforold Aamtek Lakewsad Hook * Ladder . game ~~ FliH Moron 3. Quietness Robert HteM . Fraskald 4 three lamet irry , Rsstl Ossaius I, Rumsan — —. , ...! High lame Incorporatsxi 9E Illlam Rsbblne River Plua I — Daniel Hinnsiay 218. W oakhursl 1 INDIVIDUAL AVBRAOEI • ragllia Main Fsrde 9: ralr Haven 3 William Msllhewa !Va ) AVEI. Stall Hlihway u 4. Economy Freehold 3 : IT l.srry Brsly 180.1 And Clinton Ave. 9E Wtmlllon I Neptune City 1 II Edward Ryan 162.15 •htrk River Hills I Neptune City 4 II Harry Sage 111.29 Eatontown, N. i. 9t Wttt t,ant Brsneh 4 Unrrofl J II John Young 181. .1 A few miautri front Ike Easy Tortm—Allonhurtt laty Chwfo Wirewehury 5 WI 10 Fair Haven 2 II Al Trimble 160.17 14 160.1 Kaloslnwn Mlalu Inapen. ncesn 1, lea. Rrlsht IT Hszlfl 5 Chtrlai Kerrtra line, rttaflini. 9: »"»n/'« 4, Laktwood 18'4 1 Bradley 3, Ricmpta 31 150.27 ford 2 i« Minn team three itmet -- River T, C, Rogeri 1.19,1 )iinteers ?. Betmtr In 1 Plan 1, 3.8(0„„ ! High team game —Chtilir lupisnakl ...... 158,4 Wansmttta 1 u i Bradley 1. ~Eiempta, lit: Hl|h three 107.3 Try it now! Brilantin* pnvw • btw Mbsnr 1. Heptnnt 1J 17 gamii'— I— PeVlto 111! Him |ame Paler Tomtlnn .., 157.1 Onodwill Ifote 1 11 — Dominic Figaro, 146. can be truly lif^ht and •till fit* you all tlt« (fSMllllS CUT 1 11 INDIVIDUAL AVERAQRI Communlt» 1 in n AVK. McMANUS&FISKJnc. honMt-to-coodtMM laftw bMr favor yea •revent Park 1 *H Herbert Brailahaw M 176*1 Mlande Townehls 1 • V Theodore Sutphln , 21 170.16 We Give Quick, want No wondar BallantiM totb a laifatt* RumiM 1 I tl asm Illlta M 111.11 Hlrn lesm, three s«mti—Arrv Dominie Hiiro • » m.9 MllinffiMarintlMEaat Psrk 1, 1.6i<: High, ihr" iimf» Andrew MlUlgan 74 166.10 Reliable Service! Robert Nlmin 71 114,11 New Location... Htrhert Htulhoelter, 6M: Mith, teai peme^FThrewtbu11^ 2, ssn; nigh gtm». Richard Pelllgrew 51 161.17 II. Haufv*"''** "M. Raymonii Hill ID 143.1 Your otoetrle lyitem Is (hi v*ry N«xt ilm* ask lh« man for Anthony nerone 30 141.Ill mnivimiAt Warren nsinlunli 27 161.li llfellsi for overydsy homo and M»rh»rt l(«nlhotkey •ttnlev 'ravlor M Ml.a. 1724 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park w.lt«r Ooldlns fllanl^y l>ua«man 5) 1(0)4 builntii activities. 'Vltllum *l«ver 1'ranit Ml»»a .. "4 i" i.i Waller Wrlehl franli Moynalian J7 inn.) Tsl, SH 7-0112 Ballarttine 1'ih'i Ko«.'"iip in ipT->fi (Opposif* Jotoph F. Stein, Cadillac) tlnl. 1t»nr>' '.niila Tr»Mnn Ororf Wills so lull Jo ''IT n'hlimai) , Wll'lam Walih 37 1.111,II 'larrv Wnnll«l«r VHman IK 187,1 nirh»rrt Da»ld Crowill Jl 1571 Charlft \ RED SANK REGISTER Democrats STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS mid OVERCARD THE HANDS 16—Monday, Nov. 30, 1959 Bridge South dealer is to win a heart trick with the Elect Francy Both tide* vulnerable king. NORTH MATAWAN — Edward Francy A 9532 In short, you must make the risky play in hearts for the sake was elected president of the Mat- Column • Q943 of the hand as a whole. Put upawan Democratic Club at a re- • 873 the king of hearts at the first cent meeting in the Health Cen- By ALFRED SHEINWOLO WEST EAST trick. ter. • 874 • QJ106 Also elected were Mrs. Harold VS. Muten Tun Champion When you get away with that •7A10 743 «Q92 first play, follow it up by lead- J. Costcllo, vice president; "TTie weather for December • 5 • K876 • J 9 S 4 • Q 10 ing the nine of diamonds for theCharles O'Hare, secretary; Mrs, won't matter • bit to bridge play- SOUTH finesse. It wins, and you can then Everett Phillips, treasurer; Mrs, ers," observes Poor Alfred's Alu- AK lead the queen of diamonds from Henry Ahlers, financial secretary, manac. With this subject out of 185 dummy to repeat the finesse. and Mrs. Jerry Hourihan, ser the way, the Almanac offers a A J 10 2 This series of plays assures the gesnt-at-arms. > AK62 contract. The club contributed $15 to the nugget of advice: Don't be suit WttIt Nor* Eaat wise and hand foolish. - Matawan First Aid and Rescue 1 •> Pau 1 4 Pus DAILY QUESTION Squad for its annual Christmas West opens the four of hearts 3 NT All Paw Opening lead — Partner opens with one spade, party for borough children. against the contract of three no- and the next player passes. You trump. What would you do as de- hold: Spades—9 5 3 2 Hearts-K PREACHES AND CQACHES MIQKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY clarer? er the king nor the jack of hearts • Diamonds-Q 9 4 3 Clubs- The only way to make sure of 8 7 3. What do you say? MADISON, N. J. (AP) — In ad< will win a trick. dition to coaching duties as ath' a heart trick is to play the low Answer: Bid two spades. Some WITH THIS NEW heart from the dummy. East can Safe But Sony letic director at Fairleigh Dickin- SOUNPPKDOF experts would bid 1 NT on theson University here. The Rev. PLASTER ..YOU win with the queen, and West If you play a low heart from assumption that this promises less WONT MCAK dummy at the first trick, you will Nishan Najarian serves as minis- can win the next heart trick with strength than a raise. The trouble ter of the Knickerbocker Metho- ABOUND the ace, but your own jack will be safe but sorry. There will* be PROA is that this allows the opponents dist Church in Brooklyn, N. Y. OUTS1PE1 then be good for a trick. no entry to dummy for the dia-to enter the auction at a low lev- mond finesse. You will win two He was a three-letter athlete at You cannot be sure of winning el. The raise to two spades makes the school. a heart trick if you play the spades, one heart, three dia- it far more expensive for ah op- king from dummy at the first monds, and two clubs. This is ponent to come in. trick. After all. East may have one trick less than you need for When In doubt about BOW to nil the ace and West may have the game. Baffin -Land in the Canadian unwanted houiehold aoodt, solre your queen. In that case, East will It's true that you need • heart problem with The Reamer's claaUOtd Arctic is named for English ex- adf.—Advertisement. win the first trick with the acetrick, but you also need the dia- plorer William Baffin. and will then lead a heart through mond finesse. The only way you the jack to West's queen. Neith- can get to dummy for the finesse By Ceean Answer to a»turds>'s Pursta 'ASTRO-GUIDE" CROSSWORD PUZZLE For Monday, Nov*m.b«r 90 ACROSS 4-Reildencs) S-Poalltlve 1-HllB card pole «.Exclamation <-Canonlicd Pr«s«nt—For You and SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF. I-Preclpltoua 7-Also Your* • . . Eat a food break- H-Stlck of (-Sea eafla chalk »-Latln (-3371U 'iliii UlU-hi fast and store up energy for a 11-FcrUlnlng t* conjunctioa fast-moving day. Stick to busi- inn main 10-ghs.cMe 'JH f-)3! 1 .'JMLJ Q'J artery 12-Old pronoua 1 and adopt a businesslike at- ll-Symbol for 14-Eyelashe* tantalum 17-Athletic am'Sji umn IJJI'JJI J titude in dealing with other*. If ji-Sjmbol (or tO-Fitcher you receive a good offer, con- nickel 2J-Member of sider M, but only after (borough It-Symbol (or Parliament tellurium (abbr.) legal investifation. Profit is very Il-Paradlse If-A continent IS-lfan's name) (abbr.) strong in most charts this week. !4-Stltctl« It-Cook slow]/ Si-Watched Il-Arablan 18-Dlnea •eeretly seaport IS-HawalUn i;-81ugftah it-Negated ST-Before> rootatock 10-Greenland 41-Baked clay H-Symbol for Ftrhir* ... The hard-of-bear settlement 41-Actually - samarium PeMt' •» ttna Biinyan, English mountain 11-Perform* 44-compaia 10-Affirmative author and preacher, was bap-Ing will have no excuse foe be- crest H-Newspaper point YOt9 tised on Nov. 30. 1628. He ll.rinochlt reporter 41-Nesr (I-Spanlah for ing late to work. An alarm wrist terra 17-Parent 48-gnllta "yes" wrote "Pilgrim's Progress," a 14.A continent (coUoq.) U-Norsa cod «4-Note of acata great allegory, which has been watch that vibrates when the (abbr.) translated into more languages M-Soaks alarm goes oil will wake up the H-Fate than any other book except the J8-A state Bible. 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THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEYREVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY Hi, MOM—wow/TrSORT PlOYOUKWOW IT. OF HAD WHAT MAKES, WAS ME ^JheoR TOUCH WHAT, REVEREN YOU THINK HES SUCH A BIG- BKrSEJT LUNCH-EATER EATER ? IN SCHOOL! lDer . ... «CUH MEN »TOr-Rf»m MOW, tsf-tw» S-STST *ir G2TJ5i*S2 t Day* Coaveeatitw . .ale LIM YOU ARE LOOKING HERB HAMMOND none, vov •*••, vm f dents. Win cansldar two " Asks 4 Dayi Consecutive . BECAUSE YOU NEED ME AND I Batata appralsala. MODMocmoutI b IHampev If necesssry. PUaae . Me Llaa NEED YOU. ORGAN STUDIO Coins. «» Vonmouth «- SH t-OSM. Box Sll, Rad Bank. Commentlnf on the roponte to Mrs. Metcalf I Dajrs Coitiuilv, .2Se UM WE CAN BECOME TURN THAT SCRAP Into ChrlstmsS his "Mail Eirly tor Christmas" N Days Caaaecutive . .Me UM PARTNERS WITH: of ASBURY PARK gins. We buy furnaces, tuba, hollers. M Days Cettaecutive. 1. SECURITY Salea — Serviat — iastructloa copper, radlatora and old colna etc. lOTRNISHED ROOMS campaign, Postmaster Fred A Named In .ZSeUaa J. GOOD PAY—INSURANCE— RENTAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS Plant dismantling. CO 44244. 3. ADVANCEMENT 11 Crine aaid today, "A great deal Yearly Ceatfraet RatesOs. atequest IF YOU ARE: daily 'til »».ra- SaL 'til I:M p.m. WILL TRADE STEAM cleaner (or MODERN ROOMS 'PA-JfjiV —- naa Ava.-Mala st,. Aakury rark 4 air eompreaaor. Phona depends on the co-operation of MUdmnn luuta An* Uaes 1. WILLING TO WORK FR S-0M3. our patrons during the next week Father's Will Bund ad* utlnt Th* Registers p. o. Bos 3Sc extra. 2, A CAR OWNER PRM3M Branch, CA t-lCMO. Might to ciuiify, (Hit or raltct ui advsrtlssmsnt M reserved J. MARRIED AND NEAT APPEAR- OLD FURNITURE — Antlquaa, etuaa, ROOM WITH BOARD, same privileges if we are to reach our goal ING glaasware. art ablaeta and brle.a- NEW YORK — Mrs. Dorothy *y The Register. brae. Immediate eaah far anything and you have In your awn kesae. Middletown, N. J., will ultimately No cancellations will ba accepted or changee mado la advertise- SALES. TRAINING BY 45-YEAR-OLD NOLB ROOMS, cieaa aa« awafatv menu one hour after receipt at olliee. ' AAA-1 HATED CONCERN HOLDING PIANO COMPANY able. Reaaonable rat*. Os rag* oen- fore Chrittmtt Eve." inherit the estate of her father, >VER 80 BRANCHES. YOU CAN >m*a prsfarrsd. (f Walaut) St. SH 1- the late Edward H. Anton, IN) DIADUNI 5:00 P. M. Day More htMlcortlM VORK LOCALLY YOUR CHOICE OF motorized CONN ORGAN Dealer PITS AND UVUTOCK He cont'nued, "If you will take EITHER -SALARY OR DRAW VS. Islt out studio-showroom. Bee and FURNISHED ROOM on ftrat floor near just a little extra cart with your Park Ave,, senior vice president DISFLA* COMMISSION. :ar ths beauty of the CONN OROAN. ' CHIHUAHUAS bath, anftabt* far business man ar Christmas mailings right now, of Cibba k Hill, Inc., consulting A. M. Hay Before raklicaUaa with proof Iwa aeye kelara paW- PPLY: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1. •en convince yoursalf that you can Flva weeka old, AKC Reslttsrad retired genllsmaii. IH T-M14. ' 10 A. M. TO 1 P. M. ay In 11 mlnutea. Weaned. LI 2-0117. you'll avoid disappointing friends engineers, whose will was filed N. J. STATE'EMPLOYMENT OFFICE . 48 EAST FRONT ST., BX » SH 7-23M Mlddlttown Shop* COOK'S KENNEU — BOARDING, *1 and loved ones." for probate in Surrogated Court RED BANK, N. J. open 'til * P. m. oxetpt Saturday per day. Sec yellow page telephone here last weak. Call CUMified—SH 1.0010 or OS f-0525 ASK FOR REPRESENTATIVE. directory for reference and Informa- RIAL ISTATI POt SAU He aaid further that the Post Can* on private telephones are toll-free to 01 I-0S2S from the lot- tion. Carolina Ave. and Hwy 3S, Port Office is well prepared for the lowing •tatlaae: Lowell «, COlfax 4, KBSaasburs S, WHitney «. IPINKT PIANOS tor roan. Fxta oat I Monmouth. KB S-14E*. HOUEf FOR iALE Under pwistottTof the will, Cilia on private telepnoaee are tolHree to IB 1-0010 from the YACHT SALESMEN big Christmas mail load, but un-dated March 11, K97. the widow. following stations: ATlantle Highlands L CApital 1 ud s, Liberty 1., 1 CHIHUAHUA and fox terriers. Call all- Highland* I. Oibome t RUmam I. SEa Bright 3. sad Bttaajwld* 1 Nsw local company nseda ambitious ar tpjn., II Brown PI., Oakhurat. VETS OR NON VETS less everyone steps up the mail- Mrs. Elitabeth R. Aaeoa of to men to sell small sailing yachts. kfiwfwaftwr^r ' Ground floor opportunity for right n punshas*. Choke* of * ing of Christmas cardt and gift New York addraas, rocetYae W. people. Write atatlnz sailing and sales lyles. Tuyma Plaao Caw. is — Horn* for AKC Irish set- ttiTfo^badroomTtoratv Good l**kai" Immediately, aomt of m outright plus the iacoBMs far uperlences to "YACHT" Box Ml, Ufe from a trust find eomprUad ANNOUNCIMIIITS Misimss Nonet? Red Bsnk. location: Oil beat, aawers, ahim- them may not ba delivered ba- MALE HELP WANTED with banklnl Inum aiding, completely redeco- for* Christmas. of the rest of the estate. LOST AND FOUND V93L OU4 m HE-ATINO' ~ Call SI experience to work In auditing de rated. Price |10.00&t%% nort- The postmaster also emphasized At Mrs. Anaoo'a death, the Mid- 1-0410. Oil Delivery. Inc.. gervlca partment. Write for appointment IIAL ISTATI KM MINT LOUT—BUCK and white, medium alie alee. 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. "BANK" Box 511, Red Bank. APARTMENT! the need for special cooperation dletown daughter will toberit tbe dot. Fluffy white tall. Anawera to C W. KOOFINO. eaulklng. aad storm la making sure that the return trust principal. Ripper. Mlaalng alnce November 10. CAREER OPPORTUNITY otb_J>.. MacountMacouns. wotFor —-_. — ---_ Loit In vlclnlr? of Naveilnk River damage repalre (special sis ahinglee ig also R.L Greening; fee pies. Buck- ELLA WILTSHIRE address and the recipient's ad- . Mr. Ansoo died in Red Bank Road between Locust and Red Bank. or leei including vast aM chimney The John Hancock Mutual Life Ina- n Fruit Farm and.Wuraary. Phalanx SIS to Bos monthly, 'CA frina. AT 1-21M. canUUng $12) u boat service. FR B-3821 rance Co. haa an opportunity for two Id., LlncrofL SH HgK.- , dress are plainly written OB allNov. 4] at the age of M. He was 'REES AND LAROB LIMBS removed. married men In Mlddletown area, be- TWIN OABLES APARTMENTS three AGENCY FOUND — HOUND DOO on Wycolf ND L aad aaur rooma. koat dock, alsvator, Christmas card envelopes and aa authority on electric traction. Utllltyf flaa ..antanna polea aet and tween 35 aad 45. We offer a tree ex Rd., Eatontown. Call IH 1-4494 after amed Fully Insured. % 1-7M7 or tensive training course with, .guaranteed jalla aa river. BH \-tm. MM Ocean. Avenue Sea Bright package labels. "Be aura to use He Joined Gibbe ft Hill a MB t p.m. salary plus quarterly bonus. No eaiiec WH 4M3M. fXRST FLOOR apartment — Two bad- SE2-00M zone numbers, and It's always a as an engineering assistant after MOYAN—oeneral algn, truck lettering turns, unlimited Income posslbilltlea. rooms, living room, drains room for little money. (Oyani experience. Phone CHarter T-1M2 for Interview, MANUFACTXJRBR a< Una solid braaa kitchen. One-car garage. Immediate oe good idea to include an extra lab- his graduation from New York 15 N. Bridge Ave.. feed Bank. UmajTffera dlacontlnued numbers M eupancy. M0 par month, no utilltv* AUTOMOTIVI UFE INSURANCE CAREER with L... raduaiS prtee* Towsr. Cralumsn. 1W el inside your packages carrying University with a degree in elec- WELL DRILLING CONTRACTORS — of the largest life Insuranca com- 4 HOLMDEL your name and address and that trical engineering. AUTO* AND TRUCKS WATER CONDITIONING. Two-way panies. Salary while training. Call SH radio dlspatcn. :t-hour service. Water 7-4M5 for apolnlroent. — Crib. S2S:.u- UNFURNISHB5 f Affi^D SECOND FLOOR* , five "CLOVER HILL" of the recipient," Mr. Crine said. The eatate waa valued for pro- UM FONTIAC — Going overaeai. Muit :eited free.. ExporEXport 4-S138. mm apartment. Two bedrooms, lieat iPPLJANCki SALESMAN top poaltloa. and water supplied. EsceUent residen- la the Country Postmaster Crine said, "I'll es-bate purposes at "over SMM." •ell. S.00O mllea, excellent condition. PAINTING1TINO,, DECORATINO only experienced man apply. Barn tial area. Slio per month. Call Ayera- HI! 1-TSS4. OENERAL CONTRACTINO five figures. Atlantic Appliance Co. Trufulo Agency. 1* Church St. SH 1.2S3S Individually etyled homea on aitss of pecially appreciate the coopera- Actual size will not be known MERCURY H5T MONTCLAIR four.•door- , SLATE * JONES SH 1H91 IMS 11th St.. Neptune. - __ to 'ISO. Albert from en* la ova acres. 123.000 to HO, tion of all business firms to post- until the completion of aa ap- nardtop, beautiful (ray and white• , Surdga "*' *«_ (Hit to Stelnhach'a FOUR AND SIX room unfurnished MS. ••king &MC...BU 1-08M. EXPERT WATCH, clock and jewelr; lot) tt CUT at- Red Bank. apartments. Tor information call BH Quailty, Charm and Location pone the mailing of circulars and praisal. repairs guaranteed. H. Rosin Jeweler, MEN 1-0M4 or BH 1-7046. 1147 FORD FOUR-DOOR with 1941 Mer. IS Went Front St., established 1M*. {ave openlnga in our circulation de FIREPLACE WOOD Dtrtetluae — Take Route 31, one mile catalogs until after Dec. 25 to cury motor and transmission. Need! Discounts on all Jewelry. M lartment. No experience neceaaary. Wll WEST BND three rooms and . eeuth of Pltaaant Valley light, turn oome worlc ISO aa is. BH 1-9826. train. Married men preferred. Call Mr. SH ,1-MM per month Including all utilitieslei. NeNeai r aharp tight toward Wast on Clover keep the mails clear for the ATTENTION HOME OWNERS— 1 Strong SH l-OOlo for appointment. transportation and Mopping, Call CA 111! JUL. proceed « mile to Clover Hill. 1PM BUICK ESTATE WAOON, radio dump body truck for hire by hour or rRIOIDAIRB WASHING machine com- 2-3T41. Christmaa rush. he.,.,, -y.."- ob, with driver. Remove accumulated RUCK DRIVER to deliver full ell pletely automatic, Interior and ex- CALL BUILDER, WH 1-1111 No Force trash from your property, »H 7-2144. erlor ti - amosllaX ewndltlon. K5. SH _O AND THREE-ROOM funlahed Beginning early in December, to local homea. Phone apattment. Near Fort Monmouth, utlll- -501C '• ' •• -•••• ' service wind-wa at the Red Bank A "LOT" Of FORDS—195; throylh ISM. EXPERT MENDING—China, glass, all- SH 1-4100 : tlea Included. LI 2-DK* after I p.m. All models. Ijevlne'a, Hwy. 36. op- "flMs*Tl»rmo Post Office will be extended. You poslte Orand Union. KE *-5411. ARETAKER . GARDENER . HANDY. UNFURNlgHED THREE ROOM apart BERG On Leaders, buckets? OilruTsi Olasa' SospT MAN Bt.. Red Bank. SK T-4S0S. raent, oarage, automatic heat Bual< can avoid the noon hour and late PLYMOUTH 1954 — Belvedere, four Mlddletown estate, excellent refer- atta couple. Yearly leas*. RU 1-txWO dooror., alx-cyclinder. bydrlva, powapoweri ences, write "CO.", Box 511, Had VETERANS afternoon line* at the wiadowa by ateerlringn , radio, heater, good, condition HAB Bank. J p.**. FOUR AND FIVE-ROOM apartnunts. tisst furnished, tmmedlat* occupaaey. mailing pakcages either before Meyner Says M VT BH T-UTI. MAN TO WORK In lunchooette, ex. aiuaa anra WHEEL MO. NO DOWN PAYMENT snaat length For Information call between S-T. SH 10 a. m. or between 1:M and 3:30 1»4T DODGE U ton truck. S1S0. P YOU THINK TWICE, you'll (at perlenced. Town Ooffea Shop* Proa* TRENTON (AP) - Cov. KoVv MM Chevrolet. ISO. Private out Jront. Fainting, contracts, la pact Plan. Utlls ailvar. p. m. Announcement of complete OARAOB APARTMENT—Two room*. •79 Per Month ert B. Meyner sayi he hat t» SH 'T-62S8. - • '• unfurnished, bath, UtcMnatt*. For window facilities will be made 1H3 FORD CU8TOMLINE'— Two-door, FOR TRIE WORK, C*O tree service. eouplt in exchange for maintenance of 111,900 Full Price inteotton of trying to force Hit ntw tlrea and slipcovers. Radio, heat- Topping, trimming, removal, call U grounds, RU Mm. within a few days, aad will also er, defroster. KB S-14«9. 1-4200 for free eatlmnate.a . Full 'insurance HELP WANnD-Mala rubber seats, padded dash. New aeat WOMEN (5) to do Interesting tele- [OOVER •LSJCT1UO floor SOMETHING DIFFERENT STATE or NBPy JEB8ET covera. Two enow tirea. One owner. phone work.. Four aventnga a weak, Brand ntw. ATTRACTIVE, CUBAN, ana or two A delightful fottf.baaroom home ntar Netko to Cesutaetara temUy. Excellent condition. $795. SH 11S71. 4:30 to S;30. Salary plus commission! room furnished *fHclsncy apartment. th» rivar that olfers a. changing pan- Notice Is h«r*by givan that Mtltd c>n SH 1-9858, ArthuP Murray Studkt, Private kitchen, convenient HocaUon. oramlc view of th* wattr from most The meeting produced agree- RELIABLE STATION CAR — Hill- KM lor appointment, P1UOHT,.FRXECER — PraeUeaUF 1 bldt will bt r*e«lv*d by th* Township man Him. Radio and heater, 157 Broad St., Red Bank, Ask for Mr SH 1-MM. •vary window. INIIHI IIVIM room Commute* of th* Township of Holmdti ment on Roy J. D'Akria of Etate Drake. ••':_. . > TBLIPHONE SOLICITORS, with fir* plsce, dinrng raom, Vitii " at th* Township Hall Crawford* Cor- ail 70279. Mala and feraala S-3111 FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT, unfum- aa majority leader. James Me- HUNTER O1RL WANTED, lull - Uhed, utllltla* Ineluded. is Chestnut fjntry, two baths, many axtiaa. I ner, Holmdti Township. Monmouth 1952 CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE—New tr West Street Red Bank MUM SELL. <»«»plete lllvli!j_ roam County, N. J. on Thursday* December parl-tlme. Apply In person betweaa St., Red Bank. For Information tnaulr,* ^aTfjf^VJBBBl wtp Vsejar ton, power ateering, perfect running 11 a.m. and 11 noon. Colonial Donut aet. at" exnaala Bmeraaeei TV Call at 14* Bridge Ave., Red Bank, 10th, MM. at 1:30 p.m. Baaura ataaa- condition. SH 7-11116. after six p.m. aa 1-1MS. ard Tim* far: Jority leader, aad a Puttie ntt Shop, M Newman Springs Road. Real ATLANTIC A. Fr*d Maffeo law IMPERIAL LeBaron four-door. The BfttlaV SRUAliOttt WANTED, Faatala OF_A!_BAT.OA. finest of the fine cars. This black JSi-room aa AaaemWy clerk test year. damtlal section. iv*. AT 1- MS Bread Bt (Hwy M) ehrewsbury four-door local car la just broken In. guarantee. Maurice V. Brady of Hutm, We sold It new. It haa all the complete anosV SH 1433S equipment you would find on a car of EXPERIENCED rURNISHEDTHREI-ROOM. aparapartment t S5S*3? VPVSS this year's majority leader, wtt this elans. Maurice Schwartz k Sons. and bath, all utllitlee Included. call LAROB INCOME HOUSE In flnast Had HOLM DEL TOWNSHIP H approved for Assembly -—*— 142 W. Front 8t. Bad Bank. SHI -0787. WOMAN WILL CARE for children I B I CA 1-4SM sr CA J-T»l. Bank location" Btoallent condiuon In- CRAWFORD'S CORNER. SALESWOMEN own home day ar night. Call A' aid* and out. Cornplel* wlih - Plan* and Saeclfleatlana for aaU work u expected. 1851 MERCURY, radio and heater. 1-MM. FIVE-ROOM DUPLEX, eras* ventila- ranat* and refrigerators. This Inous! ar* on fll* at the offic* of In* Archl- CRai Four-door. Must sell. Call after 5 p.m. For new dress shop. Full TOUNO MARRIED WOMAN. CoUSg* tion, newly daaarated. pay* ucsllent Income above axpanasa. Uct. Henry Ludwlg. Kramer. Soutll AT 1-oaos. gradual*, English major, desires part- BH 1-4830 Verygood buy ana a sound Investment Street. Holmdel, N. J., and may be Then had' been reports ttat part-time. Apply MK Broad St, InspsetM by protpectlvs bidders ant- 1958 CHRY8LER WINDSOR NASSAU. :lme employment. Porsonn*!. aeoretar* FURNISHED THREE ROOMS and eimer Mercer or Salem equipped, good tires, 14,000 «mlles, al. ealer *xp*rlence. Skinad typist. bath. Coupl* only. No pat*. M Her ing Dunn*** isstirs-oT copies unroot excellent. SH 1-MlS. SH T-3244). may be oMalnod upon application to was in line for tbe majoritytoaay V hart St.. Red Bank. . Th* Dowttra Agency th. AraMMet aad can be oMalned by 19K DB 8OTO — Full power, mechan- BBAUTICIANS (TWO) tap notch for MSU iSaalataem 4H-ROOM APARTMENT — Newly dee- any parson *• deelrlng by deposltlni er post, but the lour North Jer- ically perfect, good Urea, 1150. exclusive local shore ana chain out, si •. Front St. tut auk with th* said Architect the sum o AT 1-2182 (It. Salary no object Call Mrs. Maw SnVATIONS WANTED-MALE IAHOOANT ate pMoo Item* team sat. twehMt M l iH m ul tlO.se, which amount will be refunded sey counties can outvote the net at CA 2-7500. ^^"**~ " - -- * *s\BkteBas B^AfstasB falmtgtj o^AftBBxfe. cr.$?k " * " ' " - . aa i4j*s upon th* return of e*M plan*-am at the Assembly Democnta Jl- 1*99 CHEVROLET IMPALA sport F ••HaiaBBBksaA sak^aa* " -™- .nwww^r* _ •saai^m^Mwa ^wa^i THREE ROOMB and bath, all utIIIIMs, •paclfleatlofia to th* Architect, In gam coupe, fully equipped, low mileage. AID FOR MOTEL,: tun tine. Must TOUNO MARRIED MAN Mat round, aM month. Fheae SE condition, prior to bidding lira* a* Ml 13 whan officers are cheaaa New car demonstrates Call Jeo Fa- be willing worker. Write "MOTBL". Urn* work. Evanlnga after South at. Holmdei vuiaa* forth above. rlonn. SH 1-3130. Box 511. Red Bank. weekenda. Strong aalllng bt formally Jan. 12. NOROE twBU-autosaaiM TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT In mod- Bid* must ba eneloaeJ In a sealed 1950 DODGE SEDAN, good tires, latest Dtslr* work tn tales or related fields. onvalep* sddrsssedrd d tl o tthh * TownshiTohip TWO WAITRESSES — To work Write "D.E.." Box Sll, Red Bank. excellent; llMon hyd. ern garden typs project. Immediate Committee of the Township of Holmdal And some Democrau have aakt Inepectlon, mechanically aound, neeila luncheonette and fountain. Town Col jack, m. MUcollaneoaa, occupancy. Heal, hot water, decorat- 83S.lS? Hint. 170. LI 2-13(9. fee Shop, Prospect riaxa, Little Oliver ing, aupsrlntendent aervle* supplied, and marked: BID FOR THE CON- Gov. Meyner would prefer to aaa 11" BLONDE o. SL taUvktlen. oaatoM Townships STRUCTION OF A 3 BAT OAKAOE MM PONTIAC — TWO-DOOR, *»0 or HOUSEWORKER, COOKINO. Braal lrwr month. Call Mr. aturmefele, ADJACENT TO MUNICIPAL OARAOE. the apeakenhip go to aoroeoaa beat offer. ' . apartment, two adulU. Elparlenced FINANCIAL JUST RBJDUCxWWH s>eato SS,on>n . Three bed- Eaeh bid muat be accompanied by a SH 7-2743 and references. Writ* "Cooking," ~ FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT. Immediate rooms, corner lot, full baaement. In ctrtlfltd chtek or bid bond In a *um other than Assemblyman Brady. 511, Red Bank. BUSINESS IALITT occupancy, al. l utllttl** furnished. SH Long Branch alaaa to schools ana town. vqual to 8 per cent of the amount ssr c*. . I-1SSS after S p.m. Intermallos. call PR 4 WTI after S daUy of the bid and ba drawn In favor of Gov. Meyner said: " LJUNCHONKTTS, DBUCATBaMI The Township af Holmdel. HOUSE TRAILERS LOT OWNERS Th* Township Committee of Us* Torn- "I have aa iateotkn of Impotv sale or lease. WrUe "U D." . ._. afi ofi aBM — fflniron UM A oaaapany moving from this ana HELP WANTCD-MALE 511, Red Bank. often a lovely model homo at a seen- ahlp of Holmdel retervee the right to ing my wiU on other people." • WUHT SBLL—Deoeaaed party. Private «^.,,,M_r«..«.rj?tr^t««£ COMMBRCaAl RSNTALS n. Thr** bedroems, kHchen, reject any or all bide If deemed to sale. 19S9 Orand trailer home, two larg*e airy living room, the best Interaat of tha Township af He said he hasn't urged aav lieilrooms, air conditioned 10*x47', full WANTED FFICEE** FOR RENT — Is> heart al allacSaS kroasaway and garage, nm Holmdsl In the County of Monmouth aluminum awning. Cost 15,340. Will sell lanmu AUTOMATIC PUMP — Tank asaemblyman to be his caadV for S4,500. Lived In two months. KE «• 10 men between ag*a 30*35 to wors MnCHANMSI ana s*fs«t tuba and BOisgs. KB a. tern will ka awvad to your lot. Call in recsntly opened factory branch. ""CM an T-ru. By order of the Township Commit- for speaker or No slack ptrloda or lay-off*. Thtte FOR SALE FACTORT MR* aad to* of ths Township of Holmdti. leader and he haa no FOR SALS OR RENT—195s, 40' Palae* taat Also atora on Whll FOR BALB OR RENT — New split- Dattd. Htlmdel, & J. sssf are permanent positions. BRBA level SMrkooroom hous*. Remgera- trailer. - Two bedrooms. Ssa lira. Call aW Mies. tor, dlahwasbtr. washing machine, dry- Navsmbar 13. IMS. for the two Jobs. *• -4 :£?3 I.angen at Mlelnvllla Trailer Park West ATTENTION, - Like new. aacrlfle*. KB 1 Xeansburc or call TErace «!773. SALARY $92 PER.WEEK er. Attached garage, walking distance JAMSS H. ACKXJMON THRIFTY BUYERS! nlah. f aehoel and Fort Monmoutwlu>h CALL SH 1-4014 CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS HOUfES FOR RENT DANIEL L. Mankind haa been smeltiag tia If you have limited financial resources Materials to make your own. s" •" •*• Clerk tinea at lead ISM B. C. TRACTORS REFR1QBRATION MAN — Muat — and are In need of furniture — may TATE GARDEN A dlFT SHOP WIOBI SELECTION OF RKRTALS — KBANSBURO — Two-story hois* on Nov. M HITS experienced. Apply In peraon. Gatoi we suggest you vtslt our storagi Hwy 39, ..Eatontown (oppoalte Bendlx). Fumlsned and unfurnishetf. Immedi- corner lot. Fly* rooms, hot water p50 FOR REBUILT Gravely traclor town TV. SO Hwy. 35, Eatontown. warehouse? 17" COMBINATION radlo-televlalon, ate occupancy. Samuel Telcner Agency. heat, city water and sewers. M.S00. with snow plow. Phone TV REPAIRMAN — run or pan-time. Three-Room outfita such aa perfect condition. St N. Bridge Ave., Oaoaapon Av*.. Oceanport. Call or dial KB Z8%&Ai5H FR 80743. Vacations, holidays with pay. Apply over Red Bank TV). SH M*l«. U iuat or U 1-SWL SEVEN-ROOM split level In excellent Notice of sal* of property for non-payment of taxss, assessment* aaf otkor In peraon. Eatontown TV. 50 Hwy. 35, OUTFIT NO. 78111 ARQO8Y MAJESTIC four apeed, auto, RANCH HOME UNFURNISHEDNRNISHE,, two condition. Near Bamborgar'e Shopping municipal ilens in tha Borough of Sea Bright. N. J. _ Defy Comparison) . < malic portable phonograwi, A. C, bedroomseroom,, siaa monthlyothl , ystrlly rent- center, call after S p. re. U 3-OJSS. Public Notice la hereby glvan that i, Clareae* Stevens, oolieetar of tao • Three-piece bedroom suite Uxlng dlilrlet of th* BorougrT of Sea Bright. County of'Monmautk. Maw Jer- MAN with minimum 1-2 years machli Model us i. UM new. Reasonable. al and sseverae l furnished and un- JUST COMPLETED, four bedrooms. \V% sey, pursuuit to tha authority of the Statutes In auch casejnadeanl pro- •OATS ft ACCKSORIES ahop experience for general aeti s> Three-pleco living room aulta 8H 7-045*. furnished rentala In all *lx*a and price a> Five-piece dlnetta.— plua loads baths, in Red Bank. Kitchen, tuning videdvided ' win sell at publlo auetloo en tha Mtb day of Dseember, MlM,, s* CM work. Call CO 4-3056. DIN1NO ROOM SET — Table, buffet, ranges. Ella Wiltshire Agency. MM area. IS' living room and carport affafflcl * af ClUtorColUctor,, Borough Hall. Sea Bright. N.. J. at 1 P.M.,U» lAaM aaM MOW IS TUB TIME to order your accessories I Ocean Av*., Sea Bright. EXPERIENCED DAIRY farm workei china closet, flva chalra and one arm Day. SH T-4M*. avnlass ana Baaoay real estate 7haninsfMfMr aeKrlMd: TTax* * ar* llo r thth e yiariass 1MT aM ISIS* winter storage covera before aeason- Year round job. Live nut, top wagei Take ever balance chair. 130. Also. Lionel train set. and SMTONTOWN — RANCH: Three-bed- HAM «-—~«—a« ataaan al rush• . Cal" "l LO 8-30H. Larry-a Up- accessories. Call after «. SH T-34M. holatery Shop, Matawan, N. J. Ueland Farms. BH 1-0521 $1M room spin, munedtgto oeanpancr. u VICINITY LOCUST — Old horn*, quick TRUCK MECHANIC—Experienced. A 1M7 IS eu. tt. OE FREEZER. •ISM or KB I-4S41 aale. |17,»00. Corner property. 1IH1M. Walttr Covtrt. Br. COME BEE the world's finest boat* ply in peraon, Walter Beattle, an par only 11.71 weakly Perfect condition. SUBLEASE FOR FIVE MONTHS. Four New cement and brick wrousht-lron Role Farano—Blo*k In New Jersey's lsrgest showroom. eral OMC Salea. Inc., UIO Main SI SK 1-1114 roam cottage and garage. USD per porch. SO' living room, dining room, Roe* Fertno-rBkKk Ruy now during our tremendous win- Bradley Batch. For appointment call CO 4-3031 month plua utuitlas. MM Church St., kltchsn. Ihre* bedroom*, til* hath, sat Th* aiid lands and rttl *sttt* will t* sold to max* th* ter savings event at A at B Boat STORE FIXTURE — Olass enclosed Fair Haven. SH T.J433. hsst. gangs. Call betw**n I aMT Salea. Authorlxed Mercury * Otl* Buc- SALEBMAN-MaJor appliances. Bxpei FIELD FURNITURE console, sliding door panel, glaaa p.m. AT 1-OMa, _^ caneer Dealer. Hwy M, Belford. KB lenced preferred, Vint stores, shelving. STS. SH l-TOOS. S-3SM. Broad St., Red Bank. THRIFT WAREHOUSE lahed, antique*, two bedrooms, slsep. CAPS) COD tram* RUaa — Never used. HI*. Mo. HIS, porch, den. living room dining room expansion attic, attaches garage and £5sr &7?B%mm «f* 11' THOMPSON OUTBOARD, 33 h.p. MAN WITH CAR — Full time on 130, other sites. OE vacuum, SM. same, &'& S.£5a at tht * towttt rate oflnt 7-11 E. Front Street •hlnatlon. bath, kltehen, two-ear ga- utility room. Lot ISaMO. Asking fls.SM. excess of ^* to rs4*ra*tMaTka nterest, but In no ea**E motor, fully equipped, radio, with 12.50 per hour and up. Call SH 1-14 PTHHI* 'till T p.m. SH 1-lllt. rage. Thre* beautifully landscaped Lovely shrubbery. SH l.MST. aam for tht aall e shalhll k ma4a k*a*ro trailer, wso. LO s-2113. for interview. Keyport, N. J. UM co«etusl5i parth aaaam* sals e.or the aero. Flv* mlnutea to station. SIM par '•- LEARANCE SALS) — Up to 40 | NEW THRBB.BBDROOM house, lot SO At any" tim. f aaas.etirth nsale t»e *o reaie,. t>*:«a<*i*igMd wm'^selv. payaMH of Ma* cent off on drapery and allpeovar month. Sub-let to Nonmbtf 1. IMS. amount due on aanyy propertypr . urred up H 52 AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTM AND TCUCKS AUTOS AND nUCKS Bbrlea. Drape rise mada to order. SI- 8H T-4IJ3. xioo. Hot watar Mat. blrck eaklneu. HOrTS FABRIC CENTBR. Sunsst Av*. , S1I.S00. Will let** with ontlon to buy. Urn* of payment. RED BANK — SEVEN-ROOM house, Contact Oeorge Sorby, KE S-f*-MM."* ' Dated: November M. UM CLARENCE at Hwy II. Ashury Park. bath, garage. Fine raaldentlal sec- ————————— COUaetor of BURLAP tlon. References. SM T-*»37 aftsr 4 RIVER PLAZA — Lovely four-bedroom Nov. J*-D*c. T-l#-31 *» Color* — M" Wide —.Me.Tar4_ p. m. Cap* Cad, larg* living room. 114 FOAMARf Rt. M EATONTOWN bathe. IOOXIM lot Mitirsty Isnesd. ONB BEDROOM, unrarnlgned bunga- Wrought iron ralla front and kask ateps. OIVB) HER AN ELECTROLUX for low. Ynrly. Iasmediato occupancy. lots of ettrss, {IM**- Osil Mr ap- Christmas, no payment* 'tin nest ttj.SM. 0*41 1st polnlmanl, SH 1i"We>aTT' * QUICKIES By KEN REYNOLDS v»*r, wrapped and dsiivsred lrt». 7M aMALL HOUSB — rVKKUHmD, MS. Mattlson Ave., Ashury Park. PR a-OOSI. Rumtimson* . Phone IT" DUMONT table model TV. STO. HI 3-1304 Inquire Service TXpartment, Eaton- FURNISHED BUNOALOW. thre* b«l REAL ESTATE WAM1D •own TV, H Hwy 39, Batontawn. LI a- rooms, kltchsn. llvlng-dlnlng room, porch, garage. SB J1TT4. HlLPt W* aave MM st i LIONEL TRAINS — Englnea, cars, BIOHT-ROOM HOUSE — Three rears u*s Ihei w* ttaat i track and switches. Sat* or Individ- old, 34' living room, dining room, kit- u ual. Oood condition. WH I-43M afur T. chen with built-in wall ovan, counter SSUa* *5Tk.r.nll wa«.f . COMPLETE HEATINO SYSTEM — rang*, Ihrae bedroom*, t',1 baths. M' tste. Insurance. Op** f slays. • Capacity six rooms, oil. hot and COM flnlshad recreation room with flrepleee. nury nfflco. SH t-Mll ftarltt* ' for each room. Oood condition. Asking Onsear affachad garag*. '.4 sere fenced CO 44311 STS. Olrl's 31" bike, like nsw, aaklna lot. SIM per month. Ystrly lesse. Im< msdlats occupancy, Llneroft. SH M»31, WANTED TO BUY or r«nt lour or '60 FORDS Can ba aeen by appointment. Call flvt-room bungalow within walking re SiM a.m. or attar S:SO p.m. BBLFORD RANCH MOUSBt-Four e distance slorss, transportation. KB (• eloua roam*, *tta*h*4 a*'*S*. "I" 3*TS. •ill OUUSTAN ORIENTAL Rl/O and neighborhood, proilmltr to rfavy road pad. Belse and hlus, Cleansd, f*«d an* ill commuting. FurnlshM «r un- aondltlon. Ho. Chalrhsd with arms SSI. furnished. Artulla, |iw, utllltls* not In MONMOUTH COUNTY COOBT Slnsle padd»d ^•sri Mollya PftOBATR MVIMOH beiiframe. CA 1-STTT. SEVEN ROOMS, two bslhs. DOCKET NO. **M4 BABY CARRIAOSJ, 1« quart preeaura Broadway, 334 Jackson. tt,, ORDER TO SHOW CAVSS cooker, I:soal5 mounted tlr*. Chry*. BrBranchh , SH T-J4J3TJ4J3, in tha MSIMf Of th* BllSIt of MR. lar, dos carrier, rocking horse, ail 1 rlMt after 8 p.m. LABOB nvB-nooM hauat, on n*st, NARDO LO 8I0NDO, DattSSsg, bath, turnlshsd or unfurnlihed. Near Upon resiling end filing th* asm- WONIiERFUL BUYS — Pair nastitl- school and bus Mns. Rsssonabl*. HI 3 plaint of Jamts Lo Blondo: fill mahogany pie crust lamp tables. It la on this 13th day of Novsmbsr, Piitr lamps. Large painting In fin* IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-Cape Coil, ID5*. ordsrsd lhat Antnnnlno l.upo, tha frame, ^f«llltlm alr.oH mahotany book* Cellar, three bedrooms, rtfrla'ratnr. alleged riauthtnr nf liarnardo Lo B|. cans, adjustable shelves. Small flat- •icellent Fort Monmouth location. No ondo, show causa before this court en top desk. Nn reasonable offer refused. leaa* raiiulrail. 1110 monthly plus mill- Wednesday Ih* Uril clay of Dscember. Roy's hike 11(1, girl's hlks 110. Auto- He*. Adams Agsncy. SH l-SOM. 1« Bast 1»S», al 10 a. m. al tht County Court matic flraft reaulMnr with transformer Reraen PI,, Rad Bank. "M'hour asrv House, Frsshold, New Jersey, why Ih* CHOOSE FROM OUR FABULOUS SELECTION OF and thermostat for coal furnace $5. Ics." monies dspotlltd In ths Monmouth HII I-.IHO, County National rank in Ilia account COMPLETB KITCHEN RET-UP — 73" BUNOAI/)W—Two bsdrooms, kllohan, number RUMS sat forth as Bsrnarda double sink, cabinets, Frlgldalr* tlefl' living room, full blsement. Ona.cer ga, !/>Bloni1o In trust for Artlonnlno Lupo, trla stove, automatic, double ovtn, Cor. rage, ImmedUta occupancy, Oil heat, should not ba turned ovtr to the settle ni HA«il wTSnOWB -- JOSEPH I. CARLONE over a period of 40 y«ara and aftsr Any ntttr arrrpi^d. Must pick up. Realtor rfMlfni inarch, the addrsis can not AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Hit 7-31OH nr f.'A ft-iniT. be ssosrtatncd. 7» WKHT KIIONT IT. P.RD HANK It Is tliirefor* nril*r»<1 that a ropy TW"(Mf'ii"Aii~6"LrT"asj»r'c'o«, two bid". nf tills nrdsr ba edvatllsM In Ins Itsd MERCHANDISE WANTED rooms, 4'1I rooms, full t>Klffn^nl, lm< flank tlsglstsr fur four sunetssive m^dlAts occtipsacy, imfiirnlln^'l, On* wssks hfginnlng Novtmtitr Illb, IMS. I'lANON - inmirsi |>rirps |iaid, II. 'l'«n. mil* fri**n I'nrkwsy fntrsii<-#, HII I-17MI JOHN C. OlOltOANO, T. S, IH. 1,1, sM, rrr, niKI Main SI,, l.shswooil or Lake. J, C, C. J NHW~illlilHWnllllllV~"ltAN':H.'~Twc L"L!.1!1?? sr KsrsKr. Dri'sm klli'ltsn with rliab C'l (J oT,ii Kit'li'Nrrffiip> ... AnTiiluJiOSruv wsNitsr, '1'lirfe b*ilroums, Iwo liallis Jnlm Pstlllo. Atornry, "Why do you always have TO find tueh BIG bargaini lor 'liMO, Anylliing oM. C'lisn up your !•' living t(Min, l«r|» r»rr»«non rnmti, 11 llrun>l HI,. Misrs ami atlK-s, Turn your train Isrga rTIKIS plus iddliinnsl tlnrait n«d Bsnk, N, J. 10 Gasli. l'lion* CA »QMH m LI 3imi Nov. l«-IJ-30-D»«, T IIT.M me In The Rod lank Register Want Adi?" asrfahatfaar Retorts* From i» to « 0*t far State Agency Cash Receipts last year. channel*,'.XBJUUmHmfftk s mart of DM Cash receipt! were down about for crop marketings during the New #arsajr livospOck ran* M otneyisf ft* two and a half per cent national- first nine months of 1951. were down, during WSSepta K Far East Poet continuation of the agency's prac- Diectusioti Set Of Farmers ly. Livestock receipts were down compared with September. MM, tice of giving selected engineers There wat an increase in the nine and a half per cent—to $139,< but • boost to crop receipts pro- SHREWSBURY — Monmouth cash receipts received by farm- 628,000 for the nine-month period duced an over-all tacreasc of and maintenance problems con- County's three-man legislative Are Down ers for crop marketings but this this year compared with $143,247,- $520,O0» for the month. hu returned to Ma duties at the fronting'military users of signal delegation wHl participate in a OFFICERS ENTERTAINED WASHINGTON (AP) — Cash was more than offset by • de-000 for the same IMS period. Livestock receipts for Septem- V. S. Army Signal Equipment equipment in the Far East and discussion-tomorrow of methods ber totaled* $14,596,000 in New Support Agency after a 13 months' of parole and authority of the SHREWSBURY — Mr. and receipts of New Jersey farmers cline in livestock receipt! Grass Income Europe. tor the first nine months of this Lower Prices Jersey compared with tl6.CM.0N assignment ir the Far East n Mr. Williams studied at Howard boards of the state Department Mrs. Ralph Smith, Alameda Ct, lliison engineer. ; •• ' entertained at Thanksgiving din- year are down 2.6 per cent, the Lower pprices for hogs, eggs Cash receipts from farm mar- for September, 1*58. Crop re- University, the engineering school of Institutions and Agencies. Agriculture Department reports and broilers were listed as ma- ketings make up most of a farm ceipt* amounted, to $11,751,006 Cpl. '.'fljbwafd E. Price, com- of the University of Colorado, They will meet in the home of ner for Ma}. Caril Pundol, Maj. The department's latest survey jor causes for the livestock de- ers gross income. The Agricul- this September compared with manding officer of the agency Cornell and Rutgers universities. Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadle- Guillermo V. Mondragon and Of farm income receipts of $234,r cline. ture Department said a three per 116,119,000 last September. hu asuwoneed also the appoint ston. Assemblyman Clifton T. Maj. Florencio Bernardo. Jr., all New Jersey farmers received cent decline nationally in gross meat of William M. Williams, The ice covering the Antarctic Barkalow and Sen. Richard R. from the Philippines; Lt. Yon 145,000 for New Jersey farm mar- Kyu Man, Korea, and officer* ketings from January through $104,519,000 for crop marketings Income so far this year coupled Hie first Miss Amsrica ccri- Nutswamp Rd... Middletown, of continent is 14,000 feet thick in Stout will be present. fc a threfc e per cent increase in test was held to Mil. from this country. Member. This .cornered with durin——g *th-e nine-mont*h perio——d - -" * * • ' '" theth . MiMhMaintenance, Methodd s DDivisi - some places. The meeting was scheduled. mm OF THE JERSEY SHORE
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