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VOLUME LXXXII NO. 58
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RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1959
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PAGE ONE
Probers Ask fV Networks: "
V Being Done About It?
image* te attain
WASHINGTON (AP) — House casting Co.. and Dr. Frank Staninvestigators asked the natton'g ton, president of the Columbia a Mt lailaat'bjie allegations el
tjaesfwvar «]£ysseat* (a ajalt
System.
r
"
two largest televiiion networks Broadcasting.
th* net- shew etndals Is exchange far
today for a report on,what Is Both men have
being done to keep deceit and worlu hadno part in the rigging
of TV quiz; shows, and that they
fraud off the.TV screen.
. Subcommittee Chairman Oren
To get tha answer, me House themselves w*r» duped by the Harris (D-Ark.) scheduled tesUlegislative oversight subcommlt- program
producers,
mony from Joseph Cates, an earg
tee summoned Robert Kintner, Befara
Bf
tfcal _
ly director of. the UMated "tM,009 QuesUoa" quiz program, and
[president of die National Broad- aad Staatoa, however. mo
Max Levlne, press agent for an
Allentown, Pa., department store.
Max Hen, owner of the store,
told last night of paying f 15,000
to get an employ* on the VtM,ON Question" show In INS to he
could plug Hsss' store.
NEW YORK (AP) - NBC and
The employe, Renaeth Hotter,
CBS report mail and cetegrarq
missed his1 third question rand
sentiment in favor of continuwon no money. But Hess said he
of television quiz shows.
didnot consider U s own payThe correspondence also h u
ment wasted, because of publicbrought expressions of
ity he recetvad.*-. ' : .
for Charles VanDoren, the ad• In announcing that Kintner and
mittedly coached TV star. The
Stsnton have beso called to testi- TROUIU IN CANAL ZONI—U.S. Army troops with fi«ed bayonets join Penamt
bulk of it was received by Dave
fy, Harris said ft* subcommittee Canal Zone police to hold back demonstrarorf in anti-American riots. Demoastr««|
a r r o w a y ' s "Today" show,
felt it necessary "to go to the
where VanDoren
top echelon to get the whole pic- tors attempted to carry tha Panama flag into th* Canal Zone. More then four sea**)
menUtor until ousted by NBC.
ture" of the quiz scaadals.
persons were injured in tha rioting.
.
(AP Wirephot»t^
0 » WITH T H I • L A S S B — President EWenhower reCBS and NBC, the vet
CBS, following the subeommitmoves glasses-at Washington news conference after which nurtured and nipped the
teels Initial round -of hearings
reading tha itinerary of a trip that will take him to nina TV quit boom, saM today that
last month, banned all big money
communications about TV quit
quiz and give-away, shows and
~cewttr3«t on three continent* m December. Tha Presi- programs generally was stream^
outlawed what it termed other
In, too fast for complete tabdent doat not uia glasses during tha question-and-answer
deceitful program practices.
ulation.
portion of nawa eenfaraneas.
(AP Wirophoto)
NBC retased te g* aleas la
NBC, reporting on a tally of
s n a i l * an eats a n
latest OS letters, said «K
tat Medgad that H haa
favored continuation of the ojulr
_ to yaTVWK
shows, 129 were critical of such
Both Adamant
SHREWSBURY — An sltamm
The testimony of the two netentertainment, and IS were onwill be made to have the R t jjl
determinate.
work chiefs was expected to wind
In Arguments on
freeway relocated by legfslatiok
• _ up the current phase of the ConA CBS spokesman said
w v' w • probe.
Work. Conditions
trough Council list; algH
"A large majority of the man omciAL ON
voted to ask Assembiymm AV
planned to ^
ivors continuation of this type Martin Revson, an official of "*Harrie
H a r r i t M i !«planned
WASHINGTON (AP) - Federfred N. Beadleston and Clifton T
show. They "enjoy" them, "and the Revlon C o . when it ipon- the beerings, now in their fourth al mediators said today manageirkalbw and Sen. Richard I t
would like te see them kept on sored "The $64,000
ment
and
union
officials
are
in
Stout to introduce leglsknoB
the air, if there is some way of
he and other subcommittee mem- an absolute deadlock on a key
Ken"
and
Tha
$64,000
,*,,
|
HIGHLANDS,— A nine-man
tove
todlcatei
vhlch would shift the freeway «a
doing i t " .
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
committee was appointed last
will /bypass Shrewsbury-aai
ifi
testifies
at may be extended to take In other issue in the,steel-strike.
CBS said that while the bigChallenge,"
This
Is
the
industry's
InsistThree
youths
walked
into
a
store
night by Mayor Cornelius J.
a6two
majority favored continued quiz House sub-committee Inquiry
* pngnm practices; they ence'on the right to change work- at 9:08 last night brandishing ited Bank. • - , ' • • .- ' . ' ^
Ouiney, Jr., to come up with a
Red Bank Mayor George- A»
shows, most writers also lauded
Washington
into •rigging
^ M ase*tag
• • « * • sate
•«*>
ing conditionsTt considers waste-three shotguns and walked out Gray told The Register last algat
solution as to where jto get the
the poHey laid down recently by 'in ^_.
,
. • - , . ^ Before
ful
or
inefficient,
David
J.
Mewith
$150
in
cash,
police
reported
funds for a new fire bouse.
that his borough wiU support suck
CBS President Frank Stanton of of TV quiz shows. He said ea the ABeatewa
DonaW,, United Steelworkera g
gen-jhi, morning,
The committee is composed of VERGENNES, V t (AP)-Brig. network responsibility fort the \he had no idea the programs
a move.
l
sidet
and
top
negotiator
eral president and top negotiator Owner of the establishment, the
ee te
three councUmen, three firemen, Gen. Charles M. Bear, comman- authenticity of its preentattaie.
'" Get Bias Telaf
rigged.
were
for his side, has served notice West End Grocery' and liquor
dant of the Signal Corps School Some writer* suggested quiz
ot Rerlea, Iae*
and three dMxens at large.
TheSutel
_ ..." .
(AP Wiraphoto) aware atrsjajas; at the * M » that .It. would be accepted only Store, is Domtnlck A. Caruso,
Members of the committee are at Fort Moamouth, N. J., was shows without the huge prizes,
or lavish gifts. NBC saM. Its corover my
y dead body."
Ave. D . a member of the Local receives bids today for the widenCouncUmen Herman J. Black,
V
of R t it here, 4 asavar which
respondence, in addition to sKuw usefuuM*s"r-e massage to Garb
i
i '
Th store ing
Many observers
view
It as the
Joseph R. Bolger and Ernest
sates' aama>t>' JitahnMai
nai'sinsls'tlnai
ISMBSSSBB
avajdt
Vaughan; firemen, Orria Steeln n niVe> I U V H I vppumm9Om . rap
!
i
;
;
:
ahowt, also stowed public badk- L '•&•l^3i^^'^•' ?^*' . .•'• ••'f IB*
Shrewsbury and Red Baak.
~
man, William Beatty; and Martag.fot VanDorca.
Official* fear
that the
widentin FeMhaber; and dtiiens at
l,»1|4«ord
lette.
aaid
hi
part:
pf
i
His
a
n
,
Donald,
was
attending
;:
,
a
"He'e stm a hero."
15,that
and
large. Frank J. HaU. Timothy
store at the time of the rob- ing pof Rt.of
Rt,thaplani»a
9 9 ' y
said.
d l l Will-have
f h R Ita
99aortbera
lynch and John Flemm.
-which
of a compromise on that Issue," bery.
As
the
exposures
of
quiz
show
Council heard a report from
a spokesman for the Federal He said the three men were exit at the Shrewsbury-Estoacontinued, there now. I love quiz shows. Fur" ' " " oa
^ Pago
(Continued
»)
Mr. Vaughaa last night, depletMediation and Conciliation Serv- Negroes, in the early 30's, that town ,bouadaryr-will dump large
iges aa thes*: thermore, f don't give a button
ere
ing the "poor condition" ot the
ice tcM a reporter.
one Wore a black Jacket, one a numbers of cars into the twe .
"Coma hone, Charlatan is whether they are fixed or not
fire house. He noted that the
forglven"-a wire from* Canton. So what? I also don't beHeve all
sweater and the other an over- boroughs, causing a traffic prob-:
Chaasjes
g
building was condemned 10 years
lem and disrupting business.
Ohio, housewife.
the stuff the commercials try
coat.
Company
negotiators
have
conago.
At the request of Rep. James C
"VanDoren has outlived his to stuff down my throat"
They
took
$50
out
of
the
cash
tended
mat
only
by
gaining
more
In th* interval, he said, the
Auchincloss (R-3d), the federal
register
and
another
$100
from
sffldennv
through
changing
the
firemen have vacated the second
Bureau of Public Roads is re*
work rules can the companies af-Mr. Caruso's wallet, police said. viewing the state's plena for-Rt
floor of the buUdlns for fear it
ford
to
grant
any
wage
increases
then
ordered
Mr.
Caruso
into
the
3} and the freeway.
would collapse do the equipment
and other benefit* asked by the back room and told him to "stay
parked below.
Capt J. Caldwell WyUe. Jr., M onion without adding to inflation. there."
Scrap Plan
Riverside Ave., Red Bank, h u But the union contends rules A county alarm has been Gov. Robert B. Meyner has
declined to have a cot>
Th* governing body earlier:
been assigned to duty on me staff changes, would eliminate worker broadcast
FREEHOLD-A
Jury
returned
a
this year came up with a propos
of the Supreme Allied Comraan- gains niade over the years. The Mr. Caruso told police all theferencc with borough r 'Mala to
al to build a new municipal butlo
verdict of no cause for action in der Atlantic, at Norfolk. Va.. oneunion challenges the companies' shotguns appeared to be'new. ditcuss the proposed u i l i O g . ";•
ing housing all agencies — fire,
argument that the rules have re- Police said the guns may be Milton Mausaer, acting borough
a suit brought by two women and of' the tap NATO commands
police, borough clerk and library. lrfc. Gee. Charles M. Bacr
sulted In unnecessary work as- part of the arsenal, stolen from attorney, said a M» act of me
the son of one of them, for instate legislature created the proThe plan was scrapped because
signments,
juries suffered when they were
Sears Roebuck and Co., Red posed R t 3S freeway from Waff
Before they struck, steel work- Bank, a few days ago. .
the cost could not be met by theinjured in the crash landing of an Births ...
struck
by
a
falling
tree
limb.
Township
to Eatonwotn.
:
Army plane on a farm field here
e n were averaging $3.11 an hour.
borough.
JlmBlshep
The suit, brought by Mrs. Thorn.
The mediator spokesman said
Oaly Answer
'•""}".
Council members agreed that yesterday.
Hal Boyle
a Scott of Dubois, Pa., Mrs.
the negotiations at this stsge are
New legislation rerouting tha
"something" had to be done in a The general suffered cuts
Ruth Kellar of Farmlngdale, and
Bridge ......
more an effort to clarify varlou
freeway "will be the only possible
"hurry."
his face and head.
Mrs.
Keller's
three-year-old
son,
issues than really to bargain.
thing that will save Broad S t Ji
"AU we need is a good hurri- An Air Force helicopter from Classified .
Robert, was filed against St
Await toectstea
Red Bank and Shrewsb
cane and the building will go," the Ethan Allen Air Force Base
Peter's
Episcopal
Church,
Fre»
Mayor Bernard B. White i
one fireman said.
The negotiations, stood in reat Burlington picked him up and
MARLBORO - The Board of Council charged that the ;
The committee will meet Mon- took Mm to the base dispensary
cess at least until tomorrow
EdHarlals
The throe were Injured by
day night to start working on thetor treatment.
both sides awaited the Supreme Education formally changed the Highway Department had < _
falling limb of a tree on the
problem.
Court's decision on whether to title of Robert A. Sena from held information about the frett
Gen. Bear and Lt. Col. Herbert
church property as they waked
Mayor Guutey announced that F. Hartzel were passengers in Kitty KOy
sustain a Tan-Hartley law lnhincr Township Principal to Supertax way in early discussions about
oa Throckmorton St. Jury 3, INT.
the- governing body will meet the two-engine plane which detion ordering the M0.OOO striking tendent of Schools at last night'i the widening of Rt. S3.
.'
The claim the widening of Rt;
A tree expert testified duriag
with the borough auditor Mon- veloped'englne trouble on a flight
steerworkers back to their jobs meeting.
Syhia
Paste
Two months ago the board ap-JJ-with jughandle turns-wiu aot
the trial, beard before Superior
day night to discuss financing a from Massena, N. Y., to Belfor at days. The court gave
Badte-TsleTlslea
Court Judge J. Edward Knight,
new well and extensions of the mar, N. J.
hint as 1o when It would announce plied for approval for the change be necessary If the freeway dbsi
from the county superintendent not end at tha Eatonitowa>
that he had examined the tret
water system.
Its ruling.
The pilot, Capt. Charles Meof schools and the state coma week prior to the accident aad
According to Mr. Guiney, coun- Gee, landed on a field across Oesrgo Sekelsky.
The government obtained the missioner of education. The Shrewsbury border.
A total of three million doOaqf
found It in good condition.
cil hopes to have final figures the road from the farm house
injunction.. In federal court
board took action after receiving has been allocated by the ftjsl
with which to go to the state lor of Romeo Charlesbois, damaging
The plaintiffs were represented
Pittsburgh two weeks ago
Stock
Market
_._
this
approval.
Higliway Department to M s
permission to borrow money for the landing gear and the nose of
by Thomas Shebatl. The church
grounds the strike is .menacing
Aasy VanderUH
the project.
was represeatod by J. Victor
the nation's health and safety. Board President Harvey Hoi :hase right-of-way laada.Mr t|a
the plane.
. "~
Capt
Carton, both of Aebury Park.
W. S. WhMa
The' union has vigorously fought land announced there woujdbeno freeway. Original •sarm'ated.cejt
Water Prahisass
A spokesman at Fort Monthe beck-to-work order, /tonying aopointment to fill the vacancy of the Rt. 35 widening was &&
In 1M7, the borough had pha- mouth said Gen. Bear and Col.
Capt Wylie wai >
on the board created by the res- 000. The federal govenaMB
sed to spend 133,000 on a m Hartzel wera en route from Masthe heavy cruiser
Maeon any such emergency exists and ignation of William L. Morris.
(Continued on page 3 ) ^ f |
wall. No figures on estimated sena to Monmouth after completsince Oct tt, U N He was re-arguing that the Taft-Hartley Mr. Holland said since the term
act's injunction provision Is uncost of the project were available ing a two-day tour of ROTC units
would expire in February the
constitutional.
last night.
at Clarkson College at Potsdam,
day at a. apodal ceremony.
board would wait until the board
Enforcement-of the Injunction election fills the position.
N. Y., and Norwich University
Council also introduced
-•''
has been delayed pending out- Mr. Morris submitted his- resat Northfield, Vt.
(Continued on Page 3)
:
NEW SHREWSBURY - • As- will be sent to all property He sailed the Macon through come of the appeal.
ignation at the October meeting,
setsor Andrew 0 . Shepard last owners concerned, he said, add-the St. Lawrence. Seaway last
See Cause. Hart
night said that property revalua- ing that they, in turn, are in-summer. The Macon was one of The union feers a back-to-work saying he may move from the TOMS RIVER (AP)
()
,'
3S Naval ships which made the order would strengthen manage- township.
tions have been completed here vited to attend the hearings.
widow of one of the eight pi
in the area from Pine Brock TJw one Nov. 17 will be In 3,200-mUe Journey from the At-ment's position, by removing Mr. Sena announced that the ers who died in a fire'
school enrollment was up from Ocean County jail last Aug. S
north and that public hearings on Swimming River School. The lantic Ocean to Chicago.
some of the growing pressure
them have been set for Tuesday meeting place Nov. M will be Tin- Capt. Wylie, a IU3 graduate of from customers for steel sup- last year's total of 70S to 769. has filed a $600,000 suit agsiast
HIUI1
y
and Wednesday, Nov. 17 and II.ton Falls School.
Annapolis, succeeded Capt. Har-plies. The union feels it will gain Board member Douglas All county officials.
.
.^__ _ . . » . » . _ J I ^ J B U AsVsfjgt f#ai Massaasel tss)|H akasaaV
ry Hull to command of the mis- If it can continue its strike with' reported that the board is con In a suit filed yesterday la
Not yet decided, he said, is the
Experts te Speak
I M U l N N fWWmf TaWt ITV ¥ • • • ] • WM W9f
slderlng
a
brochure
on
presenl
percentage of assessment at Experts will be on hand, at each sile cruiser which is attached to out interruption.
state Superior Court here, Mrs. fitfft
which the properties will be of these sessions to go over, In- the Sixth Fleet In the Mediter- .loseoh F. Flnnegan, federal and future enrollments, nnd pre Grace R. Wolf charged that the
ent
-facilities
and
future
needs,
CMtlf
MfWMli
flMIIMtW Ml9
taxed.
dividually, the new valuation fig- ranean.
Jail was "maintained and operat* '
mediation director, hatted negoCawMWMltt railway worker* aad Watt •erlla police. Tha Adm. Shepard said the work ures and explain how each wss Capt. Wyhe's mother, Mrs. J. tiations yesterday. He said both This Information would be dl ed to be a fire trap, being *0
trlbuted
to
residents
of
the
town,
Catdwell Wylie,, lives at 36 River- sides asked the recess, which,
was done by Municipal Revalua- decided.
easily and readily inflamabls aa
tions, a firm specializing in such At the same time, Adm. Shep- side Ave. He has two slaters, would permit more time for ex-ship to Inform the public of the to be a constant danger to ft>
WM» Mrlla MwllMt Ott. 4.
school
situation.
studies. Letters containing infor- ard said the new tax map h uMrs. Thomas S. Field, Jr., Rt. 35,perts for both management and
mates."
mation as to the new valuations been completed for the southern Mlddletown, and Mrs. F. W. An-union to seek agreement on th< Mr, Sena reported that schoo Ocean Cejinty Sheriff Harry
derson,
Pasadena,
Calif.
would
be
closed
Wednesday
fo
half of New Shrewsbury and work
estimated costs of some of the Veterans Day and Friday, No' Roe and the Board of FreeholdNEW DELHI (API —Prime Minittar Nehru todty reis now in final stsges in complet'
I would Ilkt to thank tha workari
fringe benefit proposals for work' 13, for NJEA convention, and thai ers were named as defendants.
ing
the
land
valuations
there.
|ected suggestion* of a defense alliance with Pakistan and 'or th« iplanitfrt Job tha/ did, and «l«o
Mrs. Wolf's husband, Stephen,
ers.
ht votara who aupportad ui. Wa «ra
Thanksgiving holiday would sta 30, of Manasquan, Monmouth
said the Indian army ean defend the nation's borders looking forward to a victory In tha "This has been,most difficult,'
Another federal mediator,
Nov. 26,
>
nxt altctlon. Eitwurrf Phllllpf, Cam he said, "becsuie in many c*tǤ
County, was In jail at the time
a separate Interview, said agreeagaimt Communist China, "adequately and efficiently" i talgn Manager, betnooratla Party, deeds are dated back for more
tumion.—Advartliiment.
awaiting grand Jury action on a
ment on' the costs "would be
NO
LANDSLIDES
HERE
it has to. He told his monthly news conference that hi
than 100 years and written In LITTLE; JILVER - Police are progress but not necessarily sigcharge of issuing worthleu
(laU rinor Nk«w
CONNELLSVILLE,
Pa,
(
A
P
)
d
antartalnmant
ttl
at Club language then. In uae which still seeking a man who allegedly nificant
firm policy Is still to seek peaceful settlement of the borde Top Bro»dw»y
checks
and escaping arrest. WobT
progress," since
<*nftlha.ton, fu. M, Loni Uraneh, needs now to be defined."
attempted to attack a 17-year-old would have no apparent bearing J, R. McOulncss chuckled la was a former Linden policemasb
Datunlay, two ihowa nll.ly.
dispute with Pelplng "just as It also Is our firm policy t through
May
when
he
won
tho
Dem
nlnmtr Kola, nook 'n Roll! Tulu MontHearings for valuations net Ingirl on Rumson Rd. Tuesday on the deadlock over working con
n«>ro, South Amarloan Bongoilanoari
N» Caara. lor TV Hrttlcm
"1
fight If n*e*ss*ry."
cratlc nomination for aldcrmft; II wa
Tommy Ray, amota; 4 O«mi; Hal the southern part of the borough nisht.
can't ll« It In your ham*.
dltlons.
lntlolo, piano and guitar rhona CA will be held In mId-Dccembor
In this southwestern Pennsylv Cnnliol TV Service Co, CA J.1M0,
The man, believed to be In hln
AS3 for rvHitrvalloni. —Atlver«laam«nt.
•-Adverllaement.
nla community by ono vote.
according to present plnns, the early 20s, eluded more than 300
1
llala floor khiiw
Trip llrnatlwav fitf»rtnlmn*nt «t PH
TAIPEI, Formosa (API —Chinese Communists fired a
Ciwllnumia Illvld>l4a
D l i t r l l * K|i«c-I.l
Dut todny, McGulness wnsn
searchers from six municipalities K»n»milon,
MI, M I
lil alnua IBfiT. rrtitnt r a n 311%,aaieswr said.
n.iilrco Hllch-n art, |;IO BS. Shcr»
Qutmoy today for iho first time In five days, the Defens lei: Mnnk Ravlngn and Ixmn, 10 llroad Upon tho conclusion of hear- who combed nn ar/it near Oaken t h r o u g h rlAtur'tav, t w o HIVIWH nltcl chuckllnif. He lost hl» bid fi
KtlPH, nnn mil* nnrtlt Ailmry T h
U.. tied llank.—Advartliamont.
r i l n a c r k n l a , Ituck 'n lli.il: Tulu Mm
ulo.- .Uv.ru.rmohl
'
election Tucsdny to his RcpuM
Ing*, and other studies, decision* Rd, for nenrly thrco hours.
nfgrn,
pnnih A m * r l r n » Hmixmlnm.'*
Ministry reported. Six sholls wero lobbod from the main
u m m y flu)', * m i ' . « ; 4 i l « i n « : H
Viiur Valiant llrolrr
enn opponent, Tho mariOn—on
Vour Valiant Deaifr
will bo made concerning tho fix Police «ul<! one nunpect nnd TMrrlr.lu
liilnc
•<>"n.
Mnurlca
BchwarU
4
|>l<n»
ami
u
l
U
r
.
I'hmw
<
(
-rtminu soon. Mnurlc* Hcttwartl.
land «t iho Natlonallit-liold itland.
vote.
been questioned nnd released.
ing of rates of taxaij
mm.—AUv«rtlienunt,
Industry Says People
Still Want Quizto
Strike Sides
Deadlocked
On Key Issue
Up Water Co»ta
aAa•JB•Ma>asa^
Highlands Plans
New Fire House
Seek
To Shift
Use Shotguns
In Robbery;
$150 Taken
Gen. Bear
Hurt in Crash
No Cause for Action:
Tree in Good Condition
Capt.
Gets Top
NATO Post
INDEX
Sena Getet
New Title
Revaluation Nears End,
Hearings Set Nov. 17-18
Jail Fire Widoww}
Sues County
t %
Latest News
til
Still Seek Man
For Attack
Hull*.—Adkat'llMn
'
lonijiil.
i
road, the Norfolk and Western)
Railroad, the Virginian Railway,
and the Lackawanna Railroad;
Mr. and Mrs. William Krzan.
Quonset Point Naval Air Station;
Pemberton Ave., Occanport,
Argentia Naval Ajr Station; war
in, Tuesday.
plants for the Defense Plant Corporation; electric distribution sys- MRS. HELEN MAY CRISPELL
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ventro,
tems in 10 states; harbor and Mrs. Helen May Crispell, 76, of
5 Barrier Ridge Dr., Hazlet, son,
139 South St., died in Shrewsbury
'uesday.
NEW YORK CITY — Edward industrial facilities and power
Patterson General
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Rodman,
H. Anson, 56, senior vice presi- stations in post war reconstruc- Manor Nursing Home, Shrewsp.
PFC
and
Mrs.
Edward
PF
a
32 Manor Dr., Red Bank, daughdent of Gibbs & Hill, Inc., con-tion for the French Supply Coun- bury, Tuesday.
Draney, Rumson, daughter, Mon- ter, Tuesday.
sulting engineers with offices in cil; Economic Co-operation Ad- She w a s ' born in Edgewood,
day. Mrs. Draney is the former
the Pennsylvania Station, died ministration power plants in Italy N. Y., daughter of the late RichFitkln Hospital .
Margaret Ann Heliker of Rumsuddenly yesterday in Riverview and France; and the. United ard and Ella Hucksford McConion, and PFC Draney is station- Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. SnedeStates Atomic Energy Commis- vey. She had lived i n Red Bank
Hospital, Red Bank, N. J.
ad with the Army Medical Corps ;er, 30 Woodland Dr., Lincroft,
sion installations in Idaho and onthe pa$t 55 years.
A former.resident of Elm La.,
In Rochefort, France.
on. Sunday.
the 'Savannah River.
She was one of the oldest memShrewsbury, N. J., he .resided at
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Forsyth,
Rivervtew Hospital
From 1943 to 1945, Mr. Anson bers of the Red Bank Methodist
1088 Park Ave.
')
Crescent
Dr.,
R
i
v
e
r
s
i
d
e
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lutz,
Church, and wat a member of
Mr. Anson, .who had been with was president of a foreign afMtnson Dr., Hazlet, son, Tues- [eights, Middletown, daughter,
the WSCS of the church.
Gibbs &' Hill most of his career, filiate of hi* company, Gibbs &
'uesday.
Her husband, William Crispell,
day.
had worked on important engi' Hill, S. A., in Mexico. He was
Monmouth
Medical
Center
died in February, 1948.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Flan'
neering projects in many states director of Gibbs & Hill, Inc.,
Surviving are her ton, Bruce
and vice president and director of
nery, 26 Dartmouth Dr., Hazlet, Mr. and Mrs. John' Porter,
and countries.
Magnolia La., Middletown, son,
daughter, Tuesday.
Foreign Industrial
Equipment W. Crispell of Red Bank; two
Monorail
Authority
sisters, Mrs. Augusta VanSteenMr. and Mrs. Robert Strawikl, etterday.
Corporation.
He also was active ,1n. the engi- From 192S to 1930, Mr. Anson burgh and Mrs. Minnie Bell, both
SO Manor Rd., Htzlet, daughter, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Daniel Murdoch,
nering profession, being a recog- was commissioned in the Field of Phoenecia, N . Y.; a brother,
Tuesday.
Hamilton Ave., Leonardo, daughJerry McConvey of Oakhurtt;
nized authority on electric tracMr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, ter,' yesterday.
..
Artillery Officers Reserve Corps,
three grandchildren, and two
tion. In June, 1954, Fortune Mag'
56 Sherman Ave., Belford, son
Mr. and Mrs. George Patrick,
with
the
rank
of
lieutenant.
grandchildren, and two' greataiine described him a s "probably
Tuesday.
Burlington Ave., Leonardo, daughShrewsbury
Official
.
grandchildren.
the country's foremost authority
Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson ter, yesterday.
He served on the .Shrewsbury, The funeral will be held tomoron monorails."
' ..._
Centerville Rd,, Keyport, daughN.
J.,
Civil
Defense
Council
in
row at 10 a. m., in the Worden
ter, Tuesday.
He was president of the Ameri'
AMT W U K — I n conjunction with National Art Weak, tha RirUtn Township Woman's
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Forsyth
can Institute ot Consulting Engi- 1941-1942, and on its zoning Com- Funeral Home,'with' Rev. Roger
Club
has
placed
a
display
of
various
types
of
art
in
the
window
of
Grant's
Departmission
and
Planning
Board.
He
J. Squire, pastor of the Red Bank
Valley Dr., Matawan, daughter,
neers in 1957, and he held mem'
(Continued)
ment Store, Airport Plata Shopping Canter, Rt. 36. Mrs, Warren Hawthorn*, bersh'ip in 10 professional and also was building inspector for Methodist Church, officiating.
yesterday.
'
Shrewsbury.
Burial will be in Fair View CemcMr. and Mra. Henry Butter- tising, also testified the firm's chairman of t h * art committes of the woman's group looks over tomt of tho art ob- honorary societies. H e was a li
In New York, Mr., Anson held tery.
Held, 18 Avenue of Two Rivers officials knew nothing of such
jects displayed. Several residents cf t h * township loanad art objects for display. censed professional engineer in membership in the Metropolitan
Rumson, ton, yesterday.
25 states and the Panama Canal
practices, but George Abrams,
Club, the Engineers' Club, the
' Mr.* and Mrs. Elmer Graham former Revlon advertising chief, and on the show was "sheer acZone.
JOHN T. KNOX
University Club and the New MATAWAN-John T. Knox. 65,
254 Van Dora St., Keyport, son said the practice was known to cident."
Tuesday.
York
University
Latter
Club.
H
e
of tartan La., died In Veterans
Mr. and Mr*. Donald W. Ba officials who sometimes suggested "I was taUtfitd with the axwas a member of
Tuesday.
ker, 2 Shorehaven, Hazlet, son, •liminating colorless contestants, ilanation," Revton said. ,
Descendants, the Saint Nicholas He w a s b o m in Keyport, son
Further, sandwiched in between
. By JAMES MARLOW
Quits Amir Fast
An affidavit from ShlrlcV
yesterday.
Society,
the
Society
of
Colonial
of the late George H. and Louisa
FORT SILL, Otta. (AP)—An WASHINGTON (AP)-President any trips he takes, next year will
Mr. and Mr*. Robert R. Mof- Bernstein, an associate producWars, the Colonial Order of the James Knox. He was a veteran
fett, S Northover PI., Middletown, er of "The $M,Ma Challenge," Army officer who won big money Eisenhower, pushing 70 and with be'Other chores:
Acorn,
the
Sons
of
Revolution,
of World War I, and was employsupported earlier testimony of on the television quit show— only U months to go in the White 1. Working on and approving
goo. yesterday.
the Society of the War of 1812, ed by t h e R. L. Cartan Lumber
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Case, 2 others associated -with the Tic-Tac-Dough"—and haa stead- House, is heading into what may in detail the programs and mesthe
Veteran
Corps
of
Artillery,
and Coal Co., here.
Hopkins Ter., West Keansburg, shows that Revlon official! 'astly denied receiving any help be the busiest period of his pres- sages he will aend Congress durState of New York, the St. AnThere are no known survivors'.
ton, yesterday.
knew of and Joined In the con- —resigned hit commission yes- ifcscy. He is setting himself a ing the early months of the year.
drews Society, the American
2. Fighting tor them, even to
The funeral will be held tomorterday.
: Mr. and Mrs. William Coyle, trols.
Newcomen Society and was a
fast and strenuous pace.
the extent, perhaps, of making
row at 2:30 p. m. in the.Bedle
28 Shadow Lake Dr., River Pla
vice president of the New York
Miss Bernstein is the sister of Officers at Fort Sill said Capt. His announcement yesterday— TV appeals for public support of
Funeral Home, Matawan.' Rev.
za, daughter, yesterday.
Leonard Bernstein, director of Michael O'Rourke, who won more that he will visit nine nations in
Colleges William J. Hutcheson, pastor of
University. Heights
7. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schoef the New York Philharmonic Or than $106,000, resigned with this Europe, Asia and Africa in De- his ideu.
Alumni
Association.
On tap of all this he meat
Second Baptist Church, Matawan,
fling, 130 Monmouth Ave., Por chestra. Several contestants have official statement:
cember—is just the beginning.
He also was a member of Rum will officiate. Burial will be in
Monmouth, daughter, yesterday. named her as having provided "My reason for resigning is He'U wind up that trip with, a probably wiU have to be the
son
Country
Club
and
the
Uni
director
and
moving
force
af
Midway Green.
that if I were called before the
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Grampp
2—Thursday, Nov. 5, t)59
E. H. Anson,
Engineer*
Dies at 56
RED BANK REGISTER
Births
OBITUARIES
TV Probe
WORLD TODAY
three-day Western summit con- whatever thta country's foreign
them with answers to questions
versity Club of Washington, D. C.
Michigan Ave., Port Monmouth, they later were asked on the Congressional committee investi- ference in Paris..
His fraternities were Delta Phi,
poHcy turnt out to ba.
gating the television shows, I
ton, yesterday.
It may or may not ba of tig- This was a task he didn't have
show.
Tau Beta Pi (honorary), Eta Kap
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Smith, MM' She testified she provided such would prefer to appear at a ci- alflcaaee that Eisenhower—*he to worry much about to long as
Pa Nu (honorary) and Iota Alpha
mouth Ave., Navesink, son, yes-answers about 20 per cent or vilian or as an officer 'of the haa had a heart attack, aa In- Secretary of State John Foster
[(honorary).
• •,
Army, whose resignation hat been testinal operation,
terday.
'
the time, but said some shorn
Dulles, a dominant kind of man,
Services Tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Worth' were not tampered with at all submitted."
stroke—made this
called the shots. Elsenhower
His professional societies were
man,
57 Parmly Rd., New
"Wat.lt your complete un- The resignation was quickly t o meat only attar getting a re- from.the beginning of his presAmerican Institute of Consulting
Shrewsbury, daughter, yesterday derstanding from the start ccpted here and approved by the
Edward H. Anton
okay aa
en a week-end idency relied tremendously on
Engineers
(president
1957);
•Mr. and Mrt. Philip Pica, 22 that you were receiving In- Department of the Army.
medical checi
beck-up.
Dulles.
Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank, stnKNoaa from the sponsor at
It came scant hours after Early next year the President, Eisenhower began to assert A 192S graduate in electrical American Society of Civil Engineers (fellow); American Institon, yesterday.
to how a match should come O'Rourke, 30, again had denied who was 69 Oct. 14 and will be himself more in foreign policy af- engineering from New York Uni- tute of Electrical Engineers (felhe ever received any help or over 70 when he leaves office ter Dulles' death in the spring. versity, Mr. Anson received the
Mr. and Mrs. Jack White, 104 out?"' she was asked.
knew of any help being given Jan. 30, 19(1, may have to reCertificate of Distinction, New low); Association of American
Leonard St., Red Bank, daugh
"Yea, completely," she replied contestants on "Tlc-Tac-Dougti/" turn overseas for a summit meet- He seems likely to continue to York University College of engi- Railroads; Society of American
ter, yesterday.
do so since Dulles' successor,
Hit denial was prompted by ing with Premier Nikita Khrush- Christian A. Herter, appears to neering, in 19S5, and the Achieve- Military Engineers; American
' » : and -Mra. Joseph Muller, She said the rigging was doni
Ninth St. and Halley Ave., West at the request of Steve Carlin, release of testimony by Howard chev.
ment Award, New York Univer- Railway Engineering Associabe a much milder man.
Keansburg, daughter, yesterday a producer, after he had met with Felsher., producer.*)! tha program. Still on Up after that is the
sity Heights Colleges Alumni As- tion; American Nuclear Society,
Since
1IM
it
a
big
political
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Braungart, the sponsors. Carlin also has tes-Felsher told the House committee President's promised trip to Rus year, and the Democrats con- sociation, in 1956. He also served and American Institute of Management.
283 Spring St., Red Bank, ton tified the programs were con- investigating quit shows Oct. t Isla.
trol Congress and will want to on Ihe Manhattan College Council He is survived by his wife, the
trolled.
that O'Rourke received halp.
Alao lying ahead of him is the establish a record of their own on Engineering Affairs.
i yesterday.
former Elizabeth Rogers; a
Mr: and Mrt. Robert Hembling, As his brother had earlier, O'Rourke said several times re- prasidential campaign of 1960. to stand on, Eisenhower may
., Mayflower Descendant
daughter, Mrs. Richard G. Met
206 Priscilla Dr., Lincroft, ton, Revson said he had never—al cently he would be glad to testi- Although the Constitution makes wind up in the toughest political
Born Dec. 9, 1902, at Au Sable calf of Whippoorwill Farm, Midmeetings with the show produC' fy before the committee. He nev-this second term his last one,, he fighting of his eight years.
this morning.
will probably campaign to get a Since lie is winding up his pres- Forks,, N. Y., Mr. Anson was a dletown, N. J.; a sister, Mrs.
era or elsewhere—expressed to er was called.
Moamouth Medical Center
Mayflower descendant whose Norman Maul of Lynnbrook,
Republican successor.
idency and no doubt wants to end
Mr. and Mrt. George Brown, them the hope that some par
fought in the Revolu- N. Y.; two brothers, George and
Bat these activities arc all it with the greatest and most me- forebears
37 Sylvia Ter., New Monmouth, ticular contestant would stay on
tionary War and the War of 1812. Charles Anson, and two grandextras.
the show or be eliminated.
morable success possible, his two
daughter, Tuesday.
In between times he lias a biggest problems in 1960, over- Upon his graduation1 from New sons.
'Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jen'
When the charge first arose,
hatful et work In Us regular shadowing ail others, seem to be York University, Mr. Anson be- Services will be held tomorrow
nings, 12 Carriage Rd., Hailet, he said, he asked the firm's al
came an engineering assistant at 10:30 a. m. in Brick PresbyJet la the presidency: • keeping these:
tomey to investigate. The report
daughter, Tuesday.
with Gibbs ft Hill, Inc. He left terian Church, Park Ave. at 91st
the catsatry ntaalng. Tale Is the
Politics—How to set a Repub- the firm in 1927 to accept a posi-_ St. Burial will be in ShrewsMr. and Mrs. Balint Bognai he got, he said, was that the pro
NEW
YORK
i
grinding
part
of
his
task.
lican record that will get voter
W Navesink Ave., Rumton, too, ducers gave assurances a sim:
Between now and the time he approval for his party; and peace tion as engineer vith the Amer bury (N. J.) Presbyterian
Ind
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larity of questions in briefings ACT
Tuesday.
lean Steel and Wire Company. Church, at 1 p. m., under the diAdama Ex
Johne Man 4»'_ leaves Dec. 4 on his three-con—how
to leave the world a quietAir Rcduc
Jonea * L M1»
rection of' the Worden Funeral
Alter Co
la
lor HI*
« tinent trip 'he must put in the er place than he found it when From 1928 to 1931, he was asAUlf Lim
Kaleer Al
4S final work on the -budget, or
sistant catenary engineer with Home, Red Bank.
Stock
Market
Allied Ch
he moved into the White House in
Konneeott
Allied atri
KoppeM
«JU|encyck>pedia of expenses, which
Allll Clial
Kreer~!'c*a N it* his administration will offer Con- January, 1953.
Alcoa
Am Alrlln
tt«t
Am Brk Sta
in January.
Am Can
Val RR
This ia no almpte task, since it
Am Cyan
Let
Olaaa
Am M a ray M
Mr. and Mrs. John Kucks, and
MCN a J, 10%involves wrangles among his own
Am ltotora
» » » 1.1b
Uu • My * - various department and agency daughters, Joanne and Sandra,
Am Bm<lt
it
l o e w ' i Ine
Am Btd
1«
Lukena atl •
U\ heads over how big a piece of returned to their home on HillAm Tel a T<! TSS Maek Trk
budget pie each is entitled to. side St. after spending the past
Am Tob
lOlU Martin Co
Am V u u a a 4 4 $ aferek
Work an this budget has been 10 months in Lancaster, Calif.
Mo PaC' A
Anaconda
<3
Mr. Kucks was on a special asgoing on since last summer.
Armco ail
T««i lfonter Oil
62 >4
Armour & Co 35% Mont Ward
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Armat Ck
Net Bite .
vid
Engineering; Inc., Plainfield.
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WEATHER
Partly cloudy and warm with
a few showers at times today
and tonight
Highest today
ranging from the N t near the
eeeaa to around 71 Inland and
lowest tonight in the Sta. Friday occasional showers and
warm followed by clearing and
turning cooler.
Block Island to Cape M a y Small craft warnings displayed
S a. m . today. South to southwest winds 25-35 m.p.h. today
and tonight will shift to northweit 2945 m.p.h. Friday. Mostly cloudy, showers probably beginning this afternoont cootlnuInt tonight and ending by Friday afternoon. Visibility S-M
miles, occasionally down to 1 or
2 miles In rain.
Wintry in West
Wintry weather, with heavy
snow and cold northerly winds,
struck much of the north central part of the country today.
Early morning temperatures
headed into the teens and to
near zero in some northern
areas. It was below zero in same sections of the Rockies.
The season's coldest weather
was in store for the nation's
Jackson and Moreland,1 consulting
mldsection.
engineers of Boston, MassachuCold wave warnings, with
setts, and at the end of that time,
strong winds and blowing snow,
He retained Gibbs & Hill as aswere in effect from the central
sistant engineer. He became an
(Continued)
Rockies eastward into the Daengineer with that firm in 1935,
kotas, Nebraska and parts of
was promoted to assistant vice amendment to the water and Kansas and Oklahoma. Heavy
president in 1940 and to vice sewer ordinance.
snow warnings were posted for
president the following year. The essential part of the upper Michigan and northern
Since 1953 he has been senior vice change provides a new scale of Wisconsin.
rates for water and sewer serv
president.
ices. It also establishes a mini- The mid-autumn storm swept
through Montana and Wyoming
In the course of his duties he mum yearly rate.
yesterday and fanned across,
was in the practice of consulting The scale is as follows:
engineering, designing and engi 1. Consumption of water up to the midlands. Up to 14 inches
of snow fell in the Montana
neering construction, and projects
under his supervision included 7,500 cubic feet — $4 per thou- Rockies and blizzards pounded
sand
feet.
parts of Wyoming and Eastern
portions of the electrification programs of the Pennsylvania Rail- 2. 7,500 to 15,000 cubic feet — Colorado.
$3.50 per thousand.
Snow continued during the
15,000 and up — )3 per thou night from the Dakota! southsand.
ward into the western high CenThe minimum charge per year tral Plains, the adjacent Rockis set at $30 for water and $20 ies and across Wisconsin into
for sewers.
the Lake Superior region. •
Highlands •
Pickled Tokay Grapes Spark Meals
2S
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28
You con stop wondtrinq...
The answer is "YES11—
Roajsttr lost* ads
do got back what
you lost.
Waelc In ind week out Register advarrisari find loir
pats, puriti, packages and other things they've lost.
Paopla who find things just naturally check Classified to saa if tha losar has an ad there.
So, next time something you want back is missing
—dial SH I-0M0 right away and put your "Lost"
ad to work.
It pays to st«rt it as soon as possible
and to offer a reward too.
REGISTER
Classified Ads
(let hurls wlutl you lour
at
Minimum Rates
In the past, residents paid a THOUSANDS GET PENSION
yearly charge of )14 for water
qtUCAGO ( A P ) - A s s e t s held
and $7 for sewers.
According to Mayor Guiney, and administered by the Methobefore the borough can get state dist board of pensions now total
three
times the
approval on its well project, the $59,283,675,
amount of 10 years ago, the
rates had to be upped to provide board reports, It says more than
a larger source of revenue.
14,500 retired ministers, minis- i
Public' hearing on the measure ters' widows and dependent chilis scheduled for Dec. 1,
dren will receive an estimated
Council authorized the mayor $16,600,000 from the fund in 1059and borough clerk to sign an 60.
.
.
'
agreement with the Central Railroad of New Jersey to lease
the abandoned railbed for a two- AFRICAN PRIESTS-TO-BE
year period.
SHINYANGA, East Africa'(AP)
In other business council:
—In an area on the eastern shore
1. Approved the appointment of Lake Victoria where there are
of William Sickles as a perman only 12,687 Catholics in a popuenl patrolman on the police lation of 633,729, there are Rft
force.
African boys studying for the
2. Approved the appointment of priesthood, Maryknoll
Mrs, Elizabeth E. Orel as a spe- report,
cial
police woman for * the
school,
apply to the borough for a liquor
3, Delayed condemnation prolicense even though an addition
ceedings on the merry-go-round
to the building would extent Into
property, Bay A v e , pending the borough.
clarification as to ownership of
the land and the building,
VMU") OK r i M N K H
'
4, Heard Thomas Tyrell, own- Mn. Clauiln J. Mln.l.ll anil family
nxiUTJie heii.'ti"ii '.it
er of tho Ackermun property, J o i o p n A. Sullivan, R « v e r e m l W i l l i a m
First St., promise cither to re- (1, iJt'lniun, . . . . V ",,.
IlrlKht 1'Mro D e p a r t m e n t , Tll« ,>ua.
pair or tear down the structure' H«n
HrUht Klrnt Aid nml tlin ninny h .
ft
within .10 days in lieu of condem- -mil iiulKhlii>rii for tholr m a n y klmlipmim anil lluwcrit iliirmtt oiu- rncniit
nation uction,
liert'ii viimcnt,—Advert lemnnnt.
5, Instructed the horough atC A I l l ) 1)1' T H A N H S
torney to proceed with legal uo- VVn titlto IIIIH ntLMinii of e x i i r n u l n a . our
limnldt lo all our IrliunlN ami
tion on the Koban property, as •ii'uriltilt
I'lntivi'M for lltnir ONproKaltinfl of l y i n the owner has failed to comply imlliy nil I Me I'llnlliK ill Jllllll Mlllil. Wo
wlMh tq thank nil tirevtuua
with a court order requiring Unit og|n>t!lnlly
tilmitf ilttnim.
llw A. Af, IVinlcn A Hun*
tha building be repaired und put Kunprnl Mnnir, llni llnvnrfthil Itolmrt
llulimin atnl Itui |>nlllinarnrn.
In «ufo condition,
Thi' Mlim Kiiinlly
U, iicpuulud un ordinance vu- -AllVIMllHI'lllL'llt.
ciillnf! u portion of Uuyviuw Ave.
f t A l t t l O f TIIANKN
7. Appointed Walter Redmond Hi- liimlly nl mi' l " l " Iti'iii'iii'llii Mn'ra
Nltirnri'ly wlNlicn In I'ltjirpun ilrrt 1 npto II fivt'-yuar term »» tho Mous- |>|I'I-IM||IIII Illl' Mil' IIMtIV lli:lN III Illll'l.
limit cMli'iiilril hy [I'lriulji nii<l i-eliillvi'A
ing Authority.
in Ilii' ili'iilli Dl mir Invi'il nit". Wit
H. ileurd u report
from the ill- I'HIHTwilly winli In Iliiitih iltn Very II.n'.
l
PRESTON RESIGNS
TRENTON (AP) — Dr. Everetl
C, Preston, director of the State
Division of Adult Education, has GRAPES ARE GREAT when served pickled with cold cuts or sliced baked ham. The relish is
resigned to take a new post at easy to make, and the dish Is as colorful an it is tasty.
program and research specialist
Thcsu pickled gropes arc dif- or wide-top jnr. Put sugar, vinefor tht U. S, Office of Education
By CECILY BROWNSTONE
ferent and jtheyjnakc an unusual par, cinnamon and onion Into a
n Washington, effective Dec, 1,
Dr. Preston has been with the AP NdWtfcaluret Food Editor accompaniment to n mnln course. 1-quart saucepan; bring to a boll,
Use the handsome and . sturdy stirring until sugar dissolves;
New Jersoy Dcpartmnit of Edu
YOU CAN HAVE some of the Tokay grapes now on the mar- simmer about 5 minutes, Pour
cnllon since 1944.
fun and goodness of the old- ket — these are the Uume-coiorcd hot spiced syrup over grapes,
fashioned pickling kettle with- vnrioly
p that always look I.el stund 3 or 4 hours or overTWO PARTIES IN ONE
out the kettlcl
in h
Inviting in a fruit night, ntlrrlni; gently once or
KEYPORT - The birthday ol
twice to distribute syrup. Servo
Mrs.
Frank Bluholt,
Atlantic Nowaday* we've cut tome of centerpiece,
as relish with merit, fish, poultry
PICKLED TOKAY GRAPES
lllRhlnndn, and the wedding an- thn nld-tlmp Inrfjp recipes to
nlvermiry of Mrs, Georgo Knp- smnll-bntch al/.c — just cnouiih to Ingredients: Tokay grapes, U/j or game. Makes 1 lo V/t pints.
put In nn ordinary fiuuccpnn and cups sugar, 1 cup elder vinegar, Note: If you like, you inny reliy WIMC celebrated hy
servo for H few family nienls. .1 (.'l-itu'li) Micks dnnnmoii, 1 inovu ihu nrupo» from their slums
N of the Krlcndly NK
monpurlnm Ihey may
mity also
Club Mtimlay In M m , Knpunliy'N If you want lo ntnrc the pickles tablespoon InMunt minced onion. before measuring;
Mnlieilttl'ii' H'llvuliirn llll,ni rn/'i lt>'t',
hiimi 1 . I'lntiH w e r e m n d o (or n n I lie rufrlKorutnr, mid use them Method: KIIIHC and drain nnipen, hi- s e e d e d liy c u t t i n g a silt In the V I B I I ) I 1 o f A l c o h o l i c l e v e r a g e Con- IIUIIIIIIII' A. In rlo! it, I >r. J. II. Mlivrtll,
l|,l'
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int
lint,k l''li it Al'l M'|n
l . l n i i u l i Inn.
ccnmiry even to Mci'lUrr n Jur. mi' mil II
'II!<<•! tiuirmit cliil not n e e d to III"] Iliinli 1'nllni lirinuliii'
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In crock Hie Heeds with the finger.1!,
Harris Arrested RED BANK MGWTCT Tlwrniay, Nor. S, 19S9—S
Open House
On Bribe Charge Collection
Drive Set
Tonight
At School
Hammarskjold May
Get Laos Charge
MINEOLA, N. Y. (AP) — A
Broadway publicist and cafe soriety figure was arrested today CAMDEN — Goodwill IndusUNITED NATIONS (AP) —
on charges of employing illegal tries has been assured co-operaNcttCommunlst members of the
tactics in an effort to buy fa- tion of assistance from Monmouth
UN Security Council reportedly
vorable newspaper treatment ot Council of Boy Scouts In a collec- HIGHLANDS — The executive
hope to pass Laotian charges ot
a union official facing trial on tion drive of used clothing and committee of the grammar school
Communist aggression on to SecParent-Teacher Association will
extortion charges.
household materials for a pro- hold "open house" tonight from
retary General Dag Hammargram
that
will
benefit
hand!
Three
other
men,
charged
with
skjold following the Laoitan gov7 to 8 o'clock in the school preoffering a-$20,000 bribe to a de- capped workers.
ernment's failure to prove that NEWPORT, R. I. (AP) —Enceding the association meeting.
tective in the union official's In this campaign more than Parents will be able to visit
North Viet Nam sent troops into sign John J. King of Glen Rock,
case, are sought.
,000 Cubs snd Scouts from the classrooms and confer with the
the little Indochinese kingdom. N. J., was injured yesterday in
Arrested was Robin (Curly) council's Northern and Southern teachers. School also will be open
The idea Is for Hammarskjold an explosion aboard a destroyer.
Harris, 47, of Manhattan. Nas- districts will distribute to homes for visitation Monday and Tuesto visit Laos on another ot his King, 21, and six others were
sau County detectives seized him in their area collection bags to day in conjunction with the obpeace-seeking missions. Mean- hurt when an explosion occurred
in his home laat night and brought be filled by families for this pro- servance of "American Educawhile, the council could bold oft in the projectile hoist of the forhim here and booked him early gram.
tion Week."
taking any action on the Laotian ward gunmount aboard the USS
today.
Goodwill Industries la offering A film, "Desk for Billle," will
charges, a potential source ot Willis A. Lee during exercises.
Harris
and
the
three
other
men
training and employment to 80 be shown at the association meettrouble between the West and the A June graduate of Annapolis.
whose Identities were withheld handicapped persons whose job ing through the courtesy of the
King was also graduated from
Soviet Union.
pending
their
arrest,
were
named
Ridiewood, N. J. High School.
it will be to repair, refinish and New Jersey Education AssociaInformed sources said Western He won the Paul Jones cup for
In Indictments handed up here renovate the donated items—cloth tion. Brownie Scouts will present
council members suddenly lost in- sailing upon graduating from
on suburban Long Island yster- ing, appliances, furniture and the colors. First grade mothers
terest in taking up the explosive Annapolis.
day by a Nassau County grand other household materials—as will be hostesses.
case after the fact-finding team
jury.
well as handle merchandising, Plans for the Christmas bazar
they sent to Laos reported this
Robert W. Greene, a reporter clerical and secretarial assign' to be held Dec. 9 in the school
NEW
YORK,
AP—Twa
New
week.
'or Newsday, published at near- ments.
auditorium were discussed. Mrs.
y
The team reportedly foumi eviMMONSTRATORS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY—Panama Canal Zone police fusslo by Garden City, told his man- When the items again are George King, chairman, will be
M cfeuMi tatty
p
aging editor some time ago that
dence that Communist North Viet
frasa dw swosttsat ef a with pair'of demonstrators who had invaded the zone'eroa from'Panama. Tho vio- ho had- been offered money by made serviceable, they will be assisted by Mrs. Robert M. JohnNam sent arms aad food to Red tj
for sale in eight Goodwill stores, son. Mrs. Charles Quast, Mrs.
Laotian rebels but that It found ceat ausMsfaetarlafl Ursa la vie- lent anti-American demonstrations took place during tho Soth anniversary of Pana- Harris.
Walter A. Mewes, Mrs. Richard
Alan Hathway, msnglng editor Money for the sales will go into Newman, Mrs. G. L. Whitefield,
BO proof North VtebuuiMM tfoopt latin of the TaftHardsyy Act. ma's independence. Demonstrators, protesting'U.S. control of tho canal, tora down
FaoWal
Edward
F W l J a^^ E
d d J.
J ~
of Newsday, notified District At wages for handicapped workers. Mrs. Martin D. Fahlhaber aad
had crossed the border.
tho U.S. flag at the American embassy in Panama.
(AP Wirephoto) torney Manuel W. Levine.
The overhead expenses of GoodMrs. William Kennbeck.
Informed sources said the Lao- I I fer setting a Mai dale far
Then-with Hathway's knowl- will Industries are met through
tian government ottered to bring
personal
donations
and
the
United
edge and under Ms instructions
ia prisoners to back up their Fraak Ba—Hs, CUatsa. AaGreene accepted two payments Fund.
claim that North Vietnamese tasfttfes say the two
totaling $230 from Harris, author- Collection of the filled bags will
were actually fighting In Laos. tie massy frasa
be made Saturday Nov. 14. The
ities said.
But the sources said when the
In addition to the alleged pay. bags will be taken to designated
Steven Scher, 17, of 55 Elm
fact finders asked to sea the pris- cess Aaa GM Ceat Co., New
areas and loaded on trucks. ColRUMSON — Edward McSor- La., Shrewsbury, yesterday was CUFFWOOD-Veterans of For- " ? • " * " * *2?L H " r r i i _ „
oners, they were not produced.
lection centers include Anderson
Red Bank
Hammankjold has reportedly
of offering $S,000 more to Greene Brothers, Inc.. Red Bank; Fai
Priaeeas Asa G M ley, ot Rumson Fire Company,
was nominated for chief ot the trate John V. Crowell on a charge heard a talk Monday evening In for a series of articles and dairy
told delegates he would be will- Ceat ef New Jersey, lee.
Haven Fire House, River and
Rumson Fire Department at a of careless driving.
the post home by Commander stories on the trial of John J. Battm Rd; Little Silver Shopping
lag to make a brief visit to Laos
FAIR HAVEN - Local Dem—If the council agraed-ia an at- ATLANTIC CITY '(AP) — A meeting of the Oceanic Hook and Scher was involved in a two-car Carl Ikills, sixth'district VFW ^Rourke
accident Oct. 21 with a car driven commander.
O'Rourke's cause hi the most fa- Center at W. T. Grant's parking ocrats—disappointed, but flushed
Ladder Company last night..
tempt
p to steady
y the situation.
lot; and a parking lot at Syca
Seventh Day Adventist Church
by
Mrs.
Jane
B.
Young,
37,
ot
34
vorable
light
to
the
public.
The
John Ryan, Keyport, and
The Russians reportedly are official says that "trash liters.- Mr. McSorley ia serving as asmore and Shrewsbury Aves., New with excitement over Milton KoAvej, Fair Haven, at South George Lechner. CliftyoodBeach, time of the alleged offer was set Shrewbury. Among firms making sene's close election day race
dubious about such a trip, but tun" and comic books are ma- sistant chief and will come up Kemp
by
the
indictment
as
mid-October.
St.
and
Bergen
PI.
A
careless
were accepted as new members.
with Republican Mayor Russell
they have agreed to
jor contributors to juvenile de- for election next month.
driving charge filed by Scher
The indictment against Harris trucks available was Anderson H. Minton — will meet tonight
with Hammankjold.
linquency. Bruce M. Wickwire Other officers nominated for the against Mrs. Young was dismiss- Joseph Lovero, parade chair- accuses him ot violating a section Brothers.
man,
outlined
the
schedule
for
the
at 8:30 in the Willowbrook RestObservers feel that the Soviets of Takoma Park, Md., told Oe Oceanic company were Robert ed by Magistrate Crowell.
ot the state penal code which Similar drives will be conductwill agree in the end to Ham- annual meeting of the publish- Maraas, for captain and William James Dixon, 132 Lelghton Ave. irade and dedication ceremony makes It Illegal to Influence an ed In the areas of three other aurant.
Sunday.
marskjold making the trip since ing department of the Advent- Murphy, first lieutenant. A fiveBank, was sentenced to 70 Marching units will meet at employee without the knowledge Boy Scout councils in New Jer- Mr. Minton, in his bid tor reIt would probably forestall a move lets* Columbia Union conference way contest resulted for second Red
election, won out against Mr.
days in Jail in lieu of (70 in Ann's Bakery, North Concourse, ot his employer.
to send a permanent UN "fire yesterday that such literature lieutenant, with Kenneth Marass, fines
Kosene by only 12 votes.
on charges of leaving the Cliffwood Beach, at 12:30 p. m. O'Rourke, international vice
watch" mission to Laos.
perverted the minds of the young- Roddy Maine. William StrohmenThe closeness of the vote
ot an accident, no driver's The parade will start at 1 p. m., president ot the Teamsters Union
The Soviet delegation announced sters reading i t He called for ger, John Karinja and Herbert scene
one of the big surprises in
license and delinquent inspection. proceed along Cliffwood Ave., and Its New York metropolitan
last week that it was against wider distribution of religious Miller being nominated.
county.
];_
sending any mission to Laos and Journals and suggested that books Hyatt E. Cunningham, Oceanic Others fined were Jose A. across RL 35 to the new Memor- area boss, is scheduled to gr o«
Gustave J. Freret, local Demtrial here Monday with 14 ower
said there was no question of Us on nature, animals, travel, his- company, was nominated for as- Aponte, II Abbottsford Ave., Long ial School, Cliffwood.
ocratic leader, said plans will be
Branch. $25 for careless driving At 1:30 p. m., a bronw plaque, men oa charges ot extortion in
"supporting or even tacitly agree- tory and Bible stories would be sistant chief.
"Discriminatory Practices In initiated for next year's election.
and no registration in his pos- donated by the Guadalcanal Post the jukebox industry.
ing" to such a step.
better than moat comic books.
Also nominated were O. Rus- session; WilUe Cagle, 22 High St., and Auxiliary in memory of de- O'Rourke and the other defend- New Jersey, And How They Can "We are all excited about the
Hammarskjold has been enBe Combated" is the topic for a outcome of the election," Mr.
sell McCue, president; Robert Red Bank, and Lawrence E. ceased war veterans in Matawan ants are free In bail.
gaged in diplomatic exchanges on
NEWARK (AP)—The Carter- Zerr, vice president; Millard Au- Bergman, Is High St., Port Mon- Township will be unveiled and When Harris, was booked by panel discussion Sunday by the Freret said. "It just shows what
the Laotian case since last January, when Laos told the UN that et Savings aad Leaa office was mack, treasurer; Frank Baigent, mouth, $8 each for parking in a formally presented to the Mat» police here today, he conceded Phi Upsilon Chapter of Omega can be-done here in Fair Haves.",
The three Republican council
North Vietnamese troops had robbed of abort $*,0M yester- secretary and William Fanning prohibited area; Frank Addoniz- wan Township Board of Educa- that he knows O'Rourke. But Psi Phi Fraternity.
joined the Laotian rebels in oc- day by a diserlmlaatlag bandit and Mr. Cunningham in a con- io, 178 SUtesir PI.. Riverside tion for the recently-completed he would not talk about the The program will be at 4 p. m incumbents were also returned
Heights, | t for parking in front Memorial School.
charges.
la St. Thomas Episcopal Church, to office.
cupying some of her northern bor- who preferred bids larger thaa test for assistant secretary.
der villages. There have been per- the tea dollar deaomhuttoas of* William Walker was nominated of a driveway, and Isaiah Rhem, Post and Auxiliary officers will The case ot the detective—noi Sunset and Bridge Aves., Red
sergeant-at-arms and a four-way 712 Sycamore Ave., New Shrews- participate in the ceremony, publicly identified so far—was Bank.
by
sistent reports that the Laotian
contest resulted for trustee. Nom- bury, $10, no driver's license in which will be attended also by separate from the case of the The panel members are, T. F,
government already has invited
NEWARK (AP) — Newark's inated were George Silver, Sam- his possession.
Hammarskjold to visit it
school officials, faculty, and Newsday reporter. The district Bogia, state supervisor of eduCity Council approved adding 15 uel Karinja, Royal Moss, Jr., and
attorney said thei only connection cation, dWision against Discrimguests. The public U invited.
George
Lane.
superior-officer posts to the pobetween the two Indictments was ination; Dr. Emanuel Abraham,
lice force last night. The posts Driven named were Frank Baithat they both involved O'Rourke. vice president, Bnal Brith, Aswere part of a reorganization gent, Edward Bond, William
The dececttve, assigned to the bury Park; Rev. Charles E. NEW SHREWSBURY — Tea
program that also calls for the Boyce, Mr. Cunningham, James
district attorney's rackets bureau, Bourne, pastor of the AME Zion motorists were fined last night ta
creation ot an inspection division HaUigaa, John Kondrup, Kenneth
rejected tho alleged $20,000 bribe Church, Red Bank; Richard John- Municipal Court by Magistrals
TRENTON (AP) — New Jer- answerable directly to the police Marass. Robert Marass. William FORT MONMOUTH — Col. Iroffer aad reported It, authorities son, ot Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- Marvin E. Schaefer. They had
ving R. Obencham, Jr., chief of
sey unemployment rose to 111,- director. Police Director Joseph :
said.
EATONTOWN — A defeated Tho three men sought on bri- nity, and Thomas Daniels, of been charged with speeding. ATI
000 during October, mostly be- F. Weldott applauded the - move, mon, Melvin J. Scheldt, Edward
A
^
y
Research
and
DevelIndependent Citizens' Party can- bery warrants are charged with Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Mer- lost their licenses fer different
l
cause of layoffs la industries de- then announced massive promoJunes K. sites, Jr., o w n e l lSt I g MI*»»»tory,
- -h u been didate said yesterday only two offering the $20,000 to the detec- rill Richardson, Red Bank of the periods of time, as follows:
pendent upon steel, says the New tions. He named two new depu- William Walker, Robert Zerr,
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, will Gary G. Robinson. 137 South.
il ded certlflc teofmeritforltt11
Jersey Division of Employment ty chiefs, five Inspectors, nine
tive to give them the grand Jury be the moderator.
Pemberton Ave., Oceanport, $11,
exceptional ability Eatontown.
Security. The increase reverses captains, three lieutenants and menger and Edward Connors.
minutes
concerning
O'Rourke.
30 days; Samuel Corona, New*
while serving with the U. S Hia and the Republicans.
an eight-month trend.
II sergeants.,
William Cahn. head ot the racFire police nominated were Jo- Eighth Army in Korea.
ark. $25, 30 days; Vincent MarVictor Peters, who along with kets bureau, said the attempted
Estimated unemployment inseph Duryea, Joseph Desmond,
chese, East Orange, $20, 30 days;'
creased about iMO from the Sep- S O U T H ORANGE (AP) — Raymond Desmond, George Hal- Col. Harold McD. Brown, lab- Karl Bower, ran for council in bribery was on Oct. 14 and no
Angelo Didiano, Newark, $1«V
tember figure, the division added Msgr. John J. Dougherty be- lanan, Seth Johnson, Arthur oratory commander made the Tuesday's election, said:
money changed hands. Cahn said
four months, and Clarence S. Bak
"No longer can we be derisi- the detective's life was later
in a statement released yester- comes president of Seton Hall PaueU, Paul Whitfield and Ray- presentation.
lerine, Oradell. $20, 30 days. ;
The certificate was signed by vely referred to as a third party." threatened.
day.
University today, succeeding the mond McGirr.
Also, Leon Piascik. Elizabeth,
Frank T. Judge, director of the late Msgr. John L. McNulty, who Representatives named to the Maj. Gen. W. M. Breckiaridge. Councilman Ralph L. Lewis and
$20. 30 days; James L. Zauner,'
Bernard A. Kellenyi. both Re- m « * i a
n
l
division, said that In addition to died last May. Msgr. Dougherty Relief Association were John Sam- Eighth Army Chief of Staff.
Bloomfield, $25, 30 days; Joseph
the «,OM workers directly In- has been professor of sacred mon and Robert Zerr. Represen Col. Obenchain, who was as- publicans, were elected to the M l l K D e a l e r 8 ,
A deadlock over a liquor store Emanuele, Belleville, $25, 30
volved in the steel strike, there Scriptures at Immaculate Con- UUvet to the Monmouth County signed to G-4 (supply), was com-governing posts—scoring decisdays, and Harry F. Martin, Jr.,
mended for his logistics work
was resolved last night by
w e n some t,3M off their Jobs ception seminary, Darlington. He Firemen's
Association
were in respect to the Republic of Kor- ive victories.
Red Bank Zoning Board of Ad- North PlalnfieW. $25, 30 days. „
because ot secondary repercus- Is S2 and has been on the semi- George Silvers, William Fanning ea Army and the military aid Next in line In number of votes
NEW YORK (AP) — Teamster justment.
Walter Henderson, 920 Bangs;
nary faculty 22 years. Television and
, - Kenneth
—
- Marass.
-- •
^
came the Independents.
program for Pacific area coun- Low man waa Frank Didonato, union representatives and milk 3y a 3-1 vote, the board denied Ave., Asbtiry Park, was fined $30
Most ot the workers in this lat has also Interested the clergy- Delegates to the New Jersey tries.
dealers in the metropolitan area a request by Louis P. Tomaino, for speeding and $20 for not hava Democrat
tar group were In the Newark man. Msgr. Dougherty produced Volunteer Firemen's Association
Mr. Peters said the Indepen- met briefly yesterday as they 2* Allen PI., for a variance to ing a driver's license.
and Trenton areas, with primary and directed the four-part aeries were George H. Hallanan, Raycontinued efforts to reach a new locate a liquor store at Clinton Wallace G. Hicks. Montclalr,
dents will continue to exist.
metals, fabricated metals and "Rome Eternal" for the Catholic mond McGirr, and alternates Arpaid $25 for failing to keep right
"There'll work V b e done. We contract, then adjourned until 10 PI. and Newman Springs Rd.
automobile production hardest Hour television program last nold Christensen and Anthony
year. A native of Jersey City, ScaUo.
have already begun to lay the •• m - *°**£
A deadlock developed last month with Ms car and $15 for contempt
bit.
Msgr. Dougherty received his
groundwork for the coming year,1 A contract covering 13,000 when separate motions to ap- of court
Judge noted some increased un- bachelor's degree from Seton
MATAWAN — Mrs. Dorothy he said.
plant workers and delivery men prove and deny the request died
employment because of seasonal Hall, and later attended the Christianaon Named
Rinear conducted a meeting of
employed by 311 companies
for want of a second. It was
reasons, such as la the construct North American College in Rome.
Ladies Auxiliary of Matawan
believed to be the first Time in
To Vocational Board the
lea business aad agriculture.
Say.
Church
Mart
Reach
*»
American Legion Post in the Le20 years that the board could not
FREEHOLD
—
The
Board
of
gion Home Monday night. Post The Laboring Chutes
NEWARK (AP)-Mrs. Maad
ployeea, members of five locals reach a decision.
g
Daead of Veataar, aa AUaaMc Freeholders yesterday appointed Commander Clyde Sanders and
Restdoattal Zone
CINCINNATI
(AP)
Metho-°'
«•» teamsters union, supply
ASBURY PARK - Ralph R;
CHy Jeweler, was Mdkted yes- Lloyd F. Christiansen, president past commander C. Robert Smith
Mr. Tomaino operates the Com-Dolan, Church St., Matawan. has
dists
were
told
today
their
church
«
•
*
*»
»
«U»ton
persons
ia
the
of
Electronic
Associates
Inc.
terday oa charges ef evadlag
were guests.
muter's
Liquor
Store,
184
Monarea.
been appointed manager of the
OT.M la excise taxes from Long Branch, to a full four-year Commander Sanders discussed "cannot win the cities nor keep metropolitan
Among issues Involved are mouth St. The proposed new lo- local office of Universal C. I. T.
FORT MONMOUTH-Novem- Seat M, IMf, » Dee. t i . MM. term on the Monmouth County plans for activities during the the countryside If we do not
cation
of
the
liquor
store
is
in
a
wages,
which
now
range,
from
identify
ourselves
more
fully
with
-.*
• • • • • a i kWw
Credit Corporation, J.NJ. Woods,
ber 'Soldier ot the Month' award A miwwfw
Vocational Board of Education, coming year and outlined the the so-called common people." $100 to $150 a week. The union B residential rone.
graM |Wf <
here has gone to Cpl. Donald F.
Mr. Christiansen was one of plans for the Veterans Day serv- Dr. Walter G. Muelder, dean of originally demanded $8 to $10 A similar request for a varia- vice president, announced today.
t U 8
, ea of
Darnell, a Signal School atudent, Chester A. WeHeaaaraar said five members appointed to the vices to be held next Wednesday.
ance was denied by the board Universal C. I. T. serves autot University
U i i
S h l off Theoh weekly Increases,
Boston
School
for the second straight time
H
A donation for the Glri Scouts logy,
the biggest excise tax board last year when It was or
Sept. I. Mr. Tomaino made some mobile dealers and their custourged
members
•
of
the
It Is the first on record where
ganited.
was approved.
changes in hia request last month. mers in the instalment financing
Methodist
Conference
on
Christhe honor soldier has repeated in
Director Joseph C. Irwin an- Committee reports included $50
Mrs. Ferguson
The Ajax Holding Co., 184 of cars and trucks, and also protian
Education
to
make
a
contMs selection
nounced that the freeholders will spent on rehabilitation, and a reBroad
St., waa more fortunate vides financing for' other pur*
certed
effort
to
reach
the
laborEntertain*
Troop
Cp. Darnell received a check NEWARK (AP) - AFL-CIO meet with county and state of- sume of the Monmouth County
than
Mr.
Tomaino. The com- chases.
ing
classes,
the
families
with
fer $ » from Col. Charles L. President George Meany says ficials of the Mosquito Control American Legion Auxiliary meetRIVER PLAZA - Brownl pany, whose president is Florence Mr. Dolan Joined Universal
small
incomes
snd
persons
of
lowOUa, chief of staff at this Army he'll meet again with New Jer- Commission this winter to plan Ing held In Atlantic Highlands laat
Forgotson Adams, asked a var- C. I. T. in 19M as an adjuster la
sey labor leaders "In about two for spring work on mosquito ex- week, attended by six members
Signal Corps Installation.
ty last weak hi the home of Mrs. iance to us* apartments at 182 Perth Amboy, and for the past
weeks"
to
discuss
the
proposed
Last month he accepted an entermination.
of the local unit. Mrs. Rinear
James V. Ferguson, leader 13 192 Broad St. for professional use, year has been lollection manmerger of the New Jersey AFL
graved trophy.
reported on the Halloween parade church enrollment.
ager for the company's office
Park PI.
Teaaats to Leave
and
CIO.
Meany
met
with
rep'To
this
must
be
added,"
he
The son of Mr. and Mrs.
sponsored by the organltatkms of
Betsy Bennett and Nancy Price The request was approved by here.
Infant
Baptised
resentative*
of
the
two
groups
said,
"an
intensified
effort
to
George Darnell, Lodl, Calif., he
the borough.
were welcomed as members of the board, with the stipulation A native of Matawan, Mr. Doreach.mora persons who are non- the
has 13 years military sendee. . yesterday In New York. AFL In Union Beach
troop. Prizes for costumes that all tenants now living In the lan served In the Navy In World
President
Louis
Mareiant*
did
white
in
other
ways
than
through
"
a wire course
Now
were won by Terry DiMslo, pret- apartments move out in 20 months War II. He is married and the
First Birthday
UNION
BEACH
—
Paul
Annot
attend.
He
said
he
did
not
segregated
channels."
Cpl.
Darnell
at the
« Signal
Sli
Schc
Barbara Shlbla, funniest; and the buildings be converted to father of two sons and a daughter.
"The goal." he declared. ._ tiest;
w a s . previously
. a paratrooper at feel well. New Jersey Is one of thony Flynn, infant son of Mr. Call* for Party
and Jeanne DiScuillo, most origthe laat states not. to merge the **>d Mrs. James W. Flynn. Dib- RIVER PLAZA - The first adequate Christian experience inal. Also attending were Patti professional use. The company
Fort Bragg, N, C.
DULL SESSION?
will provide off-street parking for
A decorated .combat veteran two tabor groups following the bling St., was baptized Sunday birthday or Kathy Lynn Wenzal, and relatedness for all."
Ferguson, June Vincent, Marsha 22 cars. The apartment building
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mora
with the 27th Regiment In Korea, national union merger a few in Holy Family Catholic Church daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Dr. Muelder said: "Methodists Martin, Nancy Gilbertson, Gall are in an A residence zone.
than a thousand conventlonlsts
he has been awarded two Sliver years ago. Meany is concered by Rev. Joseph G. Fox. Sponsors Wenzal, 56 Burka Ave., Shrews- follow an occupational profile Stricklin. Debbie DeMaio, Pam
Stars, the Purple Heart and the about this and reportedly has were Miss Florence Bebie and bury, was observed Friday with which shows a preponderance of McManus, Randy Cavanaugh, A similar request by • Ajax decided to check out of a local
professional men and women and Llndy Lou Lanni, Linda Stubbs, Holding Co. last month was hotel several hours before the
threatened to revoke the char- James Bebie, of Demarest.
Combat Infantryman's Badge.
ters of the two groups. He did A buffet dinner followed in the a party in the home of her grand- managers as compared with the Monica Maher and Teddy Bye. turned down when the firm said Geological Society of America
not comment on what happened Flynn home. Attending were Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward U. S. population as a whole, baaed Games were played and refresh- it wanted to retain the apart- meeting ended last night.
Neville, West Front St.
ments for residential use unti
They rushed the check-out desk,,
at yesterday's meeting.
Edwin Bebie, Miss Kathleen Beb- Attending were Mrs. Robert on 195S census estimates.
ments were served by Mrs.Ferie, Demarest; Mr. and Mrs. An- Rague and children, George, "Conversely we have a low guson and Mrs.Charles McLaugh- requests came through for use Jammed the lobby and overflowed
of the apartments for professions 'nto a drug store and restaurant.'
proportion of operatives, service
ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — The thony Plprtone and children, JanKathy snd Roberts, Wild wood, workers and laborers. The struc- lin, assistant leader.
purposes.
Hotel officials set up an emer-"
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The board of directors of the Atlan- et, Vincent, Thomas and Nancy, Mlsti Elizabeth Hoclzcr, West ture of not adequately churched
lency desk to collect the bills. :
It. Agnes Holy Name Society tic City Electric Co. have In- Fair Lawn; Mr. and Mrs. James New York, and Ricky Sharrabba, people so far as Methodism
Convention leaders offered no.
meets Sunday in the school cafe- creased the regular quarterly A. Flynn, William Flynn, Pater- Jimmy Shade, Donna Turling- ROCS can he envisaged partly Barnard Club Tea
explanation for the early depar-"
teria after Holy Communion at dividend on common stock from son, and Paul Anthony's brothers ton, Michael and Gene Schiaf- from this class pattern."
To
Be
Tomorrow
lures. But said one hotel official.* •
25 cents a share to 27VJ cents a and sisters, James Robert, John,
the 7:45 a. m. mass.
tone, Joseph and John Pagano, Dr. Muelder said the percentage RUMSON — The informational
(Continued)
"I guess they'd just seen and'
The Communion Intention for share, They so moved yester- Patricia, Mark and Suzanne.
of
professional
men
and
women
Kevin Hawkhurst, Donna and
'.
tea for girls Interested In liberal contributes half of the coat of heard alt they wanted to."
the month will be for the deceas- day. The new rate Is effective
and
college
Rraduates
In
the
Debbie
Westendorf.
the dividend payable next
arts education, to be given by the the project,
ed members of the society. A with
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
Methodist
church
is
three
times
CLOSE SHAVE
;
Jan, 15. Board Chairman BayBarnard Club of Monmouth Coun- The department, however, ha.<
short memorial service will be ard England said earnings for UNION BEACH - Shawn Gry.
as high as the percentage of
FRATERNITY OFFICER
rejected suggestions that tho free
PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. (AP)-'.
conducted to honor departed the 12 months ending Sept. 30 ner, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. NEW BRUNSWICK - DouRlas those persons In the'general pop- ty, will be held tomorrow at 3:45 way be built to the west ol -hartcs Greene now can cut hair'.
p. m. in the Junior Service
members.
are $1.43 per share outstanding, Walter Grynor, Stone Rd,, was A, Patton of 77 South St., Red ulation.
League Clubhouse, Center St., Shrewsbury and hook up with thf fter S: 30 p. in. But first he had;
A question and answer period compared with $1.25 per aver- given a party last week to cel- Bank, has been elected vice presBOY BAPTIZED
NAD Earle road. That would be o get himself arrested for vlolat-;
here,
will be conducted by Rev, Mich' ARC shore In the corresponding ebrate her first birthday. At- ident of Delta Kappa Epsllon UNION BEACH - Brien Mi- A Tuesday story announcing too costly, tho department said ng a city ordinance requiringael J. Le«e, who will answer period Inst year, The Increase tending wore Mr. and Mrs. How-fraternity at Rutgers University. chael Grynor, sun of Mr. and he date of the event as Sunday Also discounted—as duplication xirber shops to close at 5:30'
questions pertaining to tho Cntho was Justified by sustained growth ard Schwan, Mr, and Mr, Jo- A physical education major, ho Mrs. Hank Gryncr, llasbrouck was In error.
of effort-tvas a proposal to tis<
m. City Judge Irving Goldman ;
lie Church.
nf the company snd higher earn- seph Scholer, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. James Heights, was baptized Sunday In Miss Helen N. McCann, direc- the Garden State Parkwny right .csturday declared tho 26-year-old •
A light breakfast will bo norv ings, EnRtand said,
ward Zltto, Mr, and Mrs. Daniel G. Patton. Ho has on Upsnn Corpus Christ! Catholic Church, tor ol admissions at Barnard of-way for the Rt, 35 freeway.
:uv unconstitutional. Greene told .'
sd by the committee, including
Bill, Mrs. Nelljo Danker and scholarship to the university Ilnsbrouck llolxhts. Snonnor* College, will be featured uponkcr
ho Judge "I lose about $34 a '
Murtln 0. Kennedy, Joseph Nat
A Hrltlsli miner, Thomnr laughter, of Union Ucacli, nnd where ho plnys vnrslty basketball wero Mr. and Mrs, Walter G y High school Rlrli, parcnti and Abrnlmm Lincoln served In itit vcuk on account of the closing '
flltc.lMurry N, Nichols and Wll Rlley, won $585,421 on n CO cent Mr. and Mrn.Roy Gryncr, Cliff- and ba.iebnll. Ho I* | j'rnduuta of ner of this place, Hnnk Gryncr school authorlllea from through U. S. Congress as a member o :uv." if convicted, ho could have
footbnll pool bet In 1058.
vood Ucacli.
llnnirty Nicholson.
mt the county have been Invited ho Vhlg puny.
Red Dank HIKII Sclxil.
Is formerly ot Union Ucnch,
icon fined $3,rjt
New Jersey
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Name McSorley
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Young Driver
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DENNIS THE MENACE
RED BANK RECTSTER TJwnrfay, * < " • * . ! W - - «
ha n i t inwfl flMf M N I
I
^Vm MtViMt* to c p e d r <ke
were Mrs. Bernard ffeceftatf $nd
same — it Om venom « d not
Mrs. William Ford. A Halloween
take the pills. There is a mental
party was held and costume prize tAWTON, Okl«, (AP) — ' i n *
reaction in which there Is nerwinners were Gary Hagestad, typewriter, not the rocking chair,
vousness, confusion,'poor memLINCROFT—Eleven Cub Scouts Jimmie LaPointe and Roger has claimed Jason Betzing.
ory, bad Judgment, indifference
joined pack 110 Friday in the Lin- Moffler.
Betzing, a 99-year-old Apache
to what is going on around him,
croft School. They were Stephen Pack members will attend the Indian, turned author recently.
personality ^hanges, suspicions,
H. L. HOttCIIOIiaOhlV
Lang, Richard Joregnsen, John Rutgers-Villanbva football game His first book, "I Fought With
and, in advanced cases, hallucinCutaia, Roger Lyford, William Nov. 14. The pack's football team Geronimo," has just been pubations, delusions and complete
Molzon, Jf., Wessel Wickham, won its opening game against lished.
mental disorganization.
.—
It is particularly dangerous for
Richard Lyon, Leon Hoyt, John Rum son, but lost the next two Betzing, who lives on a farm
here, was a cousin of the
Ford, Jean Deutschle and James games to Keypor( and River near
The less sleep you get the more tage of when someone wishes to persons wHo have once had psyPlaza. The final game will'be famed Indian warrior and aclikely you are to act like a psy- make a person do something he chotic trouble to go without sleep
Hafner.
companied
him on raids into Mexplayed Sunday against Atlantic
ordinarily would not do, such as for prolonged periods because
chotic.
New den mothers introduced Highlands.
ican territory.
even though they may have been
"confessing"
to
a
crime
he
did
The change in personality
cured for years, when they are
which a person undergoes when not commit. This has been com- deprived of the sleep which they
he is deprived of sleep for pro- mon procedure during certain po- need, the psychotic trouble may
longed periods is taken advan- litical upheavels.
"Pep" pills have been blamed return.
for the brief episodes of psychotic behavior among persons who
take these' pills to keep awake.
Maybe the drugs are to blame
but more ljkely a person acts.that
The ONE
way when taking such drugs sim
ply because he is not gettin, SHREWSBURY — Newly-electand ONLY
enough steep.
ed officers and trustees of the
• He may feel wide awak« under Monmouth County Bankers and
the influence of the pills but his Clearing House Association will
body and mind a,re not gettin hold their first meeting tonight
in the Shadow Brook.
REMOTE TV TUNING
Nathan W. Dey, president, presiding.
WEI BASEMENT ?
'...Tun* 7V from across fho
Mr. Dey is also vice president
room with Sittnt Sound
Monmouth C o u n t y National
The Nebraska State Legislature
Bank, Englishtown. He will prehas only one house. Its members
Double-Duty
side, assisted by J. Joseph Me
»n classed as senators.
Vey, Atlantic Highlands Nation10,00© v o u s
SEALER
si, vice president, and Thomas BELFORD — The Independent
OF PICTURI
H.
Knecht,
assistant
vice
presiFOWIR
Formulated to fill and sea! porous masonry
Fire Company gave a Halloween
dent,
Allenhurst
National
Bank
walls against mourture-toslSe or outside—
party for the children in the
and Trust, treasurer.
above or below grade. Becomes a part af
neighborhood Oct. 31. Prizes
th original
i i l su
surf.ee. Available
A i l b l la
l White,
White
the
Joseph Mullln, vice president were awarded to Georganna
Ivory. Buff and Grey,
and trust officer, Asbury Park Wood, Susan Wenk, Dbnsld HorNational Bank and Trust, will nig, Albert Down, Maryann and
take his seat as a member of Catherine Thorstensen, Samuel
MODIRN
the Board of Trustees.'
Chanowich, Harold Nolan, ChrisIO-S0V
Also serving as trustees' are tine Trittenbach and Thomas
CONSOU
Merle Simpson, Belmar-WaU Na- Brown, first prize winners in
tional; William C. Johnson, Jr. various age groups.
Keansburg-Middletown National; Second prize winners were
Everett T. Cauffman, Asbury Thomas Kane, Loretta Connelly,
Park and Ocean Grove Bank, David Hickman, Georgetta Wood,
IOVA1
and J. Donald Miller, Farmers Leslie Wenk. Sharon Kane. WilTWO
CLASSIC
and Merchants National, Mata- liam Ogden, Karen Thompson
ZENITH QOAtlTV
STYUNS
Th« AcMlson-MtxM 0 3 0 0 4
wan.
and Carl Jackwicc.
SPEAKERS
The four ex-officio members, Third prize winners were Cyn21 Inches overall diogonal
mtaiun. 262 iq. inthet r«c- =—
are Ernest Hall, Allenhurst Na- thia Gill, Deborah Galvin, James
'°NMOUTH ST. •-longular picture areo. In _ Only
tional Bank and Trust; Harold O'Shaughnessey, Jeffrey Beibel,
SH 7-3838
graimd Walnut, Mahogany
W. Walling, Peoples National of Donna ARerlund, Samuel Stolz,
or Blond Oak colors.
Keyport; Samuel E. Morris, Long Kathy Benson, Linda Richmond
Branch Trust, and Raymond F. and Bruce Winter.
Johnson; First National of Brad- Bicycles were won by Beverly
TOUCH A BUTTON on control unit
ley Beach.
Hulse, Mark Mantlick and radios
you hold in your hand
Preparations will be made lo by Barbara Brown and Keith
CUSTOM
the association's 'next quarterly Hutchinson.'
• Turn set on and off
meeting in December and reports The children were judged by
• Change Channels
will be received-.on the progress Irving Watserman, Michael SHCOLOR PAINTS
• Adjust volume to two different levels
of the public relations, speakers' ki and Newton Mallett. David
of tound and mute
bureau and educational programs Schnoor was chairman e'. the
conducted' on behalf of the 20- celebration.
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NEW MONMOUTH—Floral arcarefully hand-soldered. Full power transrangements by the Art Shoppe,
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KEEPING IN TUNE
OKLAHOMA Cm
(AP) —
Oklahoma's two toll roads don't
make music but it takes a lot or
piano wire to keep the customers
happy.
Turnpike Manager W. D. Hoback explained it when he was
questioned about, a $35 expenditure for piano wire.
"We use it to make those little
rods that stick up from the pavement when you roll into a toll
booth," he said. "They touch th
bumper and cut static electric!'
so you' won't get shocked wh>
you hand the attendent you
money.
"It's an invention of our ownI'd call it a de-irritant."
J. H. Kelly Co.
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Only the English can
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without making it loud.
They twist together
tan, brown, red, even specks
Inside a safe deposit box, locked inside a iteclwalled compartment like this, behind the masalve door of our fonrcM-like vault, your precious
personal belongings will have proptr protec.
tion against lots by theft and fire, Box rental
ii pennies weekly. Why not act now? .
of green and ochre.
The cloth weighs twelve
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SURE SHOOTING THEM HIGH OVER THERE
JIM BISHOP:
State Highway » , MMdMowa, N. I .
Reporter;
I by John H. Coa* and Henry Clay
The little man with the big smile and the worried
eyes is Deputy Commissioner Walter Arm of the New
York City Police Department He used to be a reporter*
JAMES 1. HOGAN. Edtor
M. HAROLD KELLV, Business Manager
then he moved on to writing books, and now he is one
W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager
of the executives of a 24,000-man police force. SomeMssnber et the Associated Press
where along the road, Arm achieved the
wm u m u a a ra» la •nlltlrt UChnlvdgr to tin UM tor MtnlbllCtUOO t l U I U 1OC1I H n
impossible: the reporters like him; the
la ttti MWipwtr u wtU U I I U P oiwi dUpucBu.
«f ClrcnUlkx
cops admire him.
Ik* lUd Bank lUltrttr u n n m as tuwnelu raipstuimiltlM (or typotraphlcu (iron la ttfvcrtu*
We were talking about police slang.
,^ b« irtU rwleTVuKnit eh«rn. that part si an idvartlicment in which UM typo«r«phlc»l •rroc
a m JUrtntmnimw pitu* notify U» muMnnwnt unmtdltUiy ot mjr arrot whieli mar occur.
I know a little of it because my father
was a lieutenant and my grandfather
TN» ntwipwr u i u a u DO nipoulMUtlti tor autemenU ot opinion! In latteri Irom tti readtra.
was a patrolman. Some of it is funny;
BIE monlDa *».OO.
On* y « r •19.00;
•akMriptlea R i m la *man«
Mn|l* eopy by mall, t etnts
i eon al counter. T cant*
some is grim. The ^commissioner asked
75 police departments around the world
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1959
to send their slang phrases to him. Arm
published the result in the. police magazine Spring 3160.
Here are some samples:
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ABNORMAL PERSON. Spook. Head case. Lilywaver. Round the bend.
. .
But Mary Ann lived, and knew
Matawan residents mourn today
ARREST. Pinch. Bust Collar. Habeus grabbus.
the death of a little girl whose fight the joys of living.
NIGHTSTICK. Baton. Bat Truncheon. Rapper. ;
The beach was one of her favorPHONE SERGEANT ON SWITCHBOARD. Signal
against cancer they watched and
100. Tinkle. Whistle to the canary.
!
ite places. With her parents and sislived.
HOUSE CLERK. Wheel. Pencil. Wallah. Blue eye.
ter,
Catherine,
she
went
to,
Sea
Bright
Only
Saturday
night
Mary
y
Paper tearer.
,
. '.
Mate was out trick-or-treating and often in summer and enjoyed the
VIRILE COP. Hairy. Hardrock.; Acid. Moxie.
;
DRUG ADDICT. Hophead. Dreamier. Snowbird.
having the time of her five-year- sand and the sea and the sun. A
favorite pastime in recent weeks was
Junkie.
old life.
FAVOR. Contract Tee-hee. Love letter.
Sunday afternoon, at her request, riding through the country to see the
FORGER. Paperhanger. Short story writer. Scratch*
outdoors
in
its
autumn
glory.
her parents took her. to a favorite
man. ~
•
v
v
Saturday
night
she
rode
with
her
Marlboro hillside to see the sunset
IMPRISONMENT. Canned. Salted. Brigged. Predad
in
the
family
station
wagon
and the fall foliage which she loved.
served. Nicked.
Life was full for Mary Ann because while mother and Cathy knocked at
MIDNIGHT TOUR. The owl. Late One. The black
By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY
hat Witchwatch.
there was so much in it she' found the doors of homes of neighbors.
::
There were peanuts and candy, balCOMPLAINT. Squawk. Greensheet Steamer.
beautiful.
Admiral Hyman Rickover has assumed the role of
PATROL ONE SIDE OF STREET. One arm post
Monday night she was dead, vic- loons and apples, and everyone sent leadership in the battle for the revision of educational WASHINGTON-There are few
better routes to becoming prest- Lopsider. Stralght-and»narrow.
an
extra
trick-or-treat
bag
to
the
methods
in
this
country
and
his
impact
is
already
betim of an enemy before which man
dent, say, of an insurance comPATROLMAN. Cop. Bull. Pounder. Slogger. Pa*
than by first becoming its
still stands in dread. But in living car for Mary Ann. The child was ing felt. It may be surprising that this thin, soft voiced pany
troleo,
vice
president.
naval officer, who specializes in engineering a,nd builds
to the age of five she put up a fight jovial and laughing.
PERSON FOUND DEAD. Stiff. D.O.A. Ripe one.
But one of the best possible
submarines, should devote himself so ways of killing off an aspirant
She
was
thrilled
Sunday
by
the
PHOTOGRAPHED, fugged. Tin typed. Plaatig
that fooled the experts and parried
assiduously to education.
for President of the United
gemarkt
,
•
States
is
to
talk
kindly
of
him
an inevitable fate for three years. view of the sunset.
It is; however, obvious that a man
for the Vice Presidency. Serious
Although
there
were
some
sympPICKPOCKET.
Dip..Cannon.
Fingers.
Slicky.
The child's own will to live, her
who gives himself to the service of his candidates for the top place must
POLICE STATION. Night club. Salt mine. John. Kit
country and who achieves such distinc- shrink from all such proposals as
parents' courage and devotion, and toms of weakness of late, the child
bazaar. Cop ihop.
from
the
kiss
of
death.
remained
lucid
and
happy.
The
end
tion that he could make a fortune for
the tireless efforts of doctors and
SHIELD. Potsy. Tin. Pie plate. Buzzer. Flasher.
business, if you don't want
himself in private industry, would seek a In
man for the very highest Job,
friends—Wee the members of the came suddenly.
PROBATIONARY PATROLMAN. Rookie. Softie.
for more than- a mere perpetuation of you see to it that he doesn't reach
Stricken Monday, she was taken
Fish. Hammertall.
Matawan First Aid Squad—won the
the status quo because it is the line of the second-highest. But in polito
the
office
of
the
family
physician
SALUTE. Slam. Highball. Throw one. Heaver. v
tics, you often try to stop him
admiration of a community. They
SOKOLSKY
least resistance. Admiral Rickover, for the top job precisely by saywho
ordered
immediate
hospitalizaHeaver.
•
can be inspiration to all of us.
speaking at the 90th anniversary of Roosevelt Hospital ing how good he would be for
STATION
HOUSE
ATTENDANT. Flunkie. Broom.
tion.
Again
the
first
aid
squad
came
the second job.
>
in New. York City, said:
»: Mary Ann, daughter of Charles
.
This is what is happening to Mrs. Mop. Housewife.
and
took
Mary
Ann
to
Monmouth
The initial advantage possessed by nations the present front-runner for the
A. and Mary Jane Phillips Mate, had
SWITCHBOARD.
Buttons.
Magic
box. The Word.
1960 .Democratic Presidential
just passed her second birthday when Medical Center. She died a short who invent science and technology is not retained un- nominntion,
Christmas
tree.
Senator John F. Kenless these nations stay ahead of the rest in technologi- nedy of Massachusetts.
And the
the fir*t symptoms appeared and time later.
STATISTICS. The unpronounceable. Numbers
cal
efficiency.
Their
head
start
is
easily
lost,
chiefly,
still-hesitant
challenger of Vice racket Form chart
Strangers
who
inquired
of
the
physicians jound their cause—Wiln's
President
Richard
Nixon
for
the
funeral procession on Main St. yes- because it breeds in people a sense of superiority which GOP nomination, Gov. Nelson
SHELTER IN STORM. Coop. Swing the lead.
tumor.
leads to complacency and slackening of effort. Eng- Rockefeller of New York, Is com- Strawbox.
terday
were
told,
simply:
"A
little
'-- Doctors spared the parents the
land, for example, lost her tiead start as 'thef first coun- ing in'for. the same treatment.
TRAVEL TO ANOTHER PRECINCT. Fly. Larrt
prognosis, but they sought it out girl died." But the tellers knew it try to introduce industrialization because she proved Rockefeller, who day by day la Sneak, 'e 'ops i t
•
,
•
looking
more
savvy
as
a
polithemselves — very rapid develop- was much more than that—a symbol less efficient in advancing and utilising science than tician, has already spumed this
VETERAN POLICEMAN. Hairbag. Old sweat
sort of affection at every Grumpy.
ment; little or no response to therapy. of a fight that had ended and a fight her Continental competitors. These were, willing to put dubious
in more effort to be technologically efficient and they opportunity. There is no doubt
that
was
only
beginning.
UNIFORM. Monkey suit Blues. Sport suit Bag,
he means i t There is only the
;: Instead of surrendering in despair,
smallest doubt that he will con"We must combat this thing with understood better what this effort must be."
WORK EVERY MINUTE OF TOUR. Do a Dan
they began to fight, inspired by the
This id so important at this moment in our history. tinue to mean it. After all, tha O'Leary. Bender. 100 Percenter. Conscie.
every
conceivable
weapon,"
Mr.
child's own spirit They studied the
We have grown proud. We have assumed that we is historically a great springboard
BRAINS. Detectives. Deducers. Sherlock*.
disease, conferred with specialists, Matz told a reporter. "Learning to possess a superiority over other peoples. We believed to the Presidency.
AVIATION POLICE. Chopper copper.
know
it—as
we
have
learned—is
a
that for some reason or other, we, as a people, were And if Nixon and not Rockeand-arranged for therapy.
JAMMED GUN. Clunker. Cruller. Leaky lifeboat
should be nominated for
capable of a quality called "know-how" which others feller
There were many, many trips to part of the fight."
CUT1E. A motorist who speeds with eye on rear*
President next year and Nixon
There were few flowers for the did not have.
should lose the election, the big- view mirror.
New York Hospital for Cancer and
But we have suddenly discovered that Soviet Rus- gest man left in the GOP by any
DROP DEAD. What happens when a driver see*
other institutions for treatments and funeral in the little church where sia has achieved an astonishingly" progressive position measure would then be Nelson
Rockefeller, provided he had not a policeman in his rear view mirror.
Mary
Ann
had
been
a
member
of
for surgery. There were hours of bedin the sciences and in engineering. We have witnessed been with Nixon on the defeated
PICKPOCKET. Hook. Tool. Wire mechanic. Ma«
sjjde care, and in between, the de- the Sunday-school. Her parents ask- the spectacle of West Germany forging ahead to a bril- ticket.
gician.
\
So
Rockefeller,
of
all
politicimanding schedule of medication and ed that donors make contributions, liant industrial leadership in Western Europe. Red China ans, can most afford to wait.
BAD LIQUOR. Juice. Jet fuel. King Kong. Smoke.
instead, to the Cancer Fund.
boasts, perhaps'untruthfully, that it will by-pass Great Kennedy's people, too, have
home treatment
KISS THE DOG. To face a victim while picking
Britain, the original site of the Industrial Revolution. juit made strong fresh disclaim- his pocket
*
ers of any willingness on hit part
Certainly in the 1920's and even 1930's, Japan to take second plsce. This, too,
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
PSYCHOTIC. Nut Job. In orbit Mooner.
pushed ahead so rapidly in'textiles, that Nippon chal- is no doubt meant—to a point.
MAKING PUPS. Buying a car and stealing others
lenged the world and this may well have been one But the situation here la far dif- of t same year, then switching motor and serial numferent from thst of Rockefeller.
cause for World War II. This experience cannot be And it would be completely un- bers. Also called "Scrambled egg Job!"
realistic to suppose that Kennedy
overlooked in a study of this subject
SEAT TIPPER. One who steals women's purses
would under no conceivable cirBetween now aad the end of 'steel' doesn't start another spiral Just the Inexorable increase in
'
The issue that Admiral Rickover raised is not one cumstances accept the Vice Pres- in movie houses.
«w year, the coat of Uviot in our there is no farm disaster aad no sales taxes imposed by cities,
idency.
of
manufacturing
but
of
education.
It
is
possible
for
STOOLIE.
Underworld
informant.
Canary. So, aatloa Is likely to creep upward, world upheaval, our considered states, the Federal Government
The Senate is historically a
• continue moving in a senile Judgment is for a. price rise of is constantly nibbling at our a nation to provide' statistics which establish that it very poor launching pad for Pres- prano. Vuke box.
"wave" towwd the highest levels this degree through 1918.
BLAST PARTY. Group smoking marijuana. To*
pocketbooks. These higher taxes has a high literacy rate. But have the people learned idential rocketa. If for no other
ever recorded. The flatness of the forecasts for show up in price tags on meals, to think, to think independently and originally? Intelli- reason, this is so because a Sen- getheriMM. Weedert.
must make a lot of enemies
By December a rise in the 1*4 per cent
gas, cigareu, hundreds of items gence. is not cheaply bought nor does a Phi Beta Kappa ator
all over the country .by voting
1999, the gov- each year may startle you.
we
must
have
or
wsnt.
There
is
key
prove
intelligence
although
it
may
prove
diligence.
week by week on hot national and "Why, I Don't Belter* Yon'** Grandma at All**
ernment's con- here's the background.
international Issues. A governor
Just the relentless climb in the only one direction for these
Admiral
Rickover
explains
this
in
another
way,
resumer price In- cost of services we are using on taxes: UP.
can usually limit his enemy-makdex—the yard- an ever-expanding scale is push- Juit the steady advance In the ferring to pre-World War I Germany:
ing to his own state.
stick by which ing the price index constantly up- cost of nubile transportation"The principal reason why Germany rapidly closed Moreover. Kennedy haa
w e measure ward. Even during the sharp rail, subway, bus fares—is con- the gap in industrial productivity between herself and Vested, so much of his hopes in
our cost of liv- slump of 1957-M there was no in- stantly adding to living costs. England was Germany's better understanding that a his early-starting thrust for the
Presidency that the Vice Presing — probably terruption in the rise in the These expenses aren't going
coat et medical can, repairs, per- down; we're lucky when they country's industrial—and hence political—position in idency might appeal in certain
will»be around sonal services, household operaprovided ha
stay steady.
the world depends on ability to increase and utilize eventualities—always
1% per cent tion, etc., etc. there Is still no
respected the lop nominee,
Right
now,
seasonal
factors
and
scientific
knowledge.
She
drew
the
correct
inference
than it m i In December sign of any reversal.
To leave next year's Demothe steel strike are msklng a that education must therefore be made widely available
cratic convention with no nominrise to the year-end a virMerry Washington* price
Through the first yesr of the
ation
at all would be for him an
tual certainty. This is a time of that private initiative is insufficient and schools and
Mw, decade of the '80s, the cost
incomparably harder thing than
year
when
'we
almost
always
pay
universities
must
be,
at
least
in
part,
supported
out
of
ef living la slated to creep upfor Rockefeller. For Kennedy
"regular" prices for clothing,
ward still more.
taxes. She further recognized the key .role of the pro- could then only return sad and
cars,
appliances,
furnishings,
the
.'The key assumption is thst
like. Tho markdowns come later. fessions. By offering them generous rewards, she in- chastened to that place of a huntaere will be no event in our
And the shortages artifically cre- sured that men of first-rate ability were drawn into the dred prima donnas, the Senate.
eauntry or in the world to blow
A governor would still be the only
ated by the steel strike have
the lid off prices In 1960. On
frog, big or little, in his own
eliminated tho chance for price professions."
THOMAS DIVING MOWN, Publisher 1118-1151
A Little Girl Died
WILLIAM
S. WHITE
THESE DAYS
By SYLVIA PORTER
HQM assumption, th« probability
if/ thst the consumer price index
will be up another V/4 to V/, per
Cant in 1960 to even loftier peaks.
,;Over the two-year period, therefore, the odds at this date are
dint the level of prices (or goods
sad services we need snd want
, t i live will be up S per cent.
What ft cost you flO to buy In
tte market-place in early 1959
will cost you about $10,30 to buy |
to early 1961.
And this assumes that the
farces now operating to hold
down prices keep operating to
prevent another upiplral.
"Maybe tha rise over tho 24
•sontli perJod will be a llltto more
or H Illlli! less," snld one of the
nation's top experts on price
trends when I Interviewed him
at length on ' the outlook this
week. "Out on tho bails that
\
"And, molhfr, If we DID slsrt
lirlriK beyond our income he'd
Just writ* anothir Hrnit* pay1
IncreiM bill!"
6—Tliurfiilnv,
markdowns on many things for
England, at this same period, took a different posimonths.
tion,
according to Admiral Rickover:
The grout offset to a big upswing In living costs has been
" . . . Education in England was a private or cleemo
and is tho trend of food. As synary enterprise; a good education could be hnd only
Labor Statistics Commissioner
Ewnn Clastic put It a few days In expensive and socially exclusive private boarding
ORO, "There Is a good, prospect schools and colleges. The poor received almost no eduthat a reduction In the prices of
the food market basket for the cation; the middle class an Inferior one . . ."
avenge family will offset to
Germany forged nhcad, as Japan forged uhead
sonic extent Increases In other following German methods, as Soviet Russia Is forging
relnll prices,"
ahead now, for in Soviet Russia not only is education
Note, thoufili, Hint Cinque used
Iho words "olfsul to somo ex- up to tlic highest degree, free but the students arc paid
ent increases In other retail a salary for studying.
prlcco." '.lint's nn honest npprnlaiil.
At this point nnk yournitlf n
vltnl (|iii-Mlnn 11)111 expert!! tl)C
mitlnn o v e r m e
Id wluil
vvir'ic now I
icn.iDiuilil',' p r i c e Miililllly?
It used to he snld thai knowledge is power. II is
not only knowledge that is power, but the capacity to
rclnto knowledge to kleris find l<> itna/'lmilloii that matters. For what is most necessary In this day is inlelll
Hence.
I
1
pond.
To aspire to the Presidency
from the forum of the Senate always'costs a member something,
not least the livety envy of his
colleagues, To aspire and fall is
worse, yet. For In that case
man must patiently pick up not
simply from where he left off but
actually from a considerable distance back of where he left off,
Thus, n confident estimate
the present odds Is this: They
arc perhnps 20 to I against Nelson Rockefeller's winding up as
tho GOP Vlco Presidential nomIncss, They arc nt least even on
Kennedy's doing so for the Dcmacrntlc Vice Presidential nomln
ntlon If two nsstimntlons nre no.
cepfed: Hint lit) lilm»elf doesn
I'.cl the Presidential nomination,
mid ihnt whoever does will not be
unocceptuble to him,
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tics and Space Administration
ation Tuesday night in Memorial
James Ellis, advertising book; Leverett Saltonstall (R-Mass) (N.A.S.A.) to lead developments
School, Mrs. John Rydd, hospitalKenneth Lake, tickets; Eugene said today that the U. S. bid forin missiles and space.
ity chairman, announced, plans
Stout, booster club, and Paul superiority in outer space will be He said there is a difference
for the soc'-' hour of the December meeting.
improved by shifting part of thebetween military missiles used
UNION BEACH -The 30th an- Gasior, S. R., refreshments.
niversary of the Harris Gardeni The auxiliary will assist. Mu- Army's ballistic missile agency for weapons and "the rocketry
The hostesses will arrange an
Fire ' Company, will be celebrated sic will be by the "Stardusters." to the civilian space administra- that will be useful in exploring
exchange of gifts and serve fan'
the
space."
at a dance Saturday in Fire Comtion.
cy
' sandwiches, cookies and
CORRECTION
pany fire house, Union Ave., at In a photo outline in yester- In a statement, Saltonstall The President said he saw no
punch, Instead of the usual cake
* p. m.
and coffee. Details will be disday's Register it was stated in praised President Eisenhower's reason "why we should be using
cussed at the regular meeting
The company, organized a* theerror that Thomas Farrell, re- action in ordering the shift, sub- or misusing military talent to exWednesday.
Harris Gardens Hose Co. Oct. 15,elected Democratic Mayor of Sea ject to congressional approval plore the moon."
"This is something that deals
A house-to-house membership
1929 was recognized by the Bor-Bright, will serve with an all- next year.
drive is being planned. Present
ough Council, as a part of theRepublican council. Two of coun- "The purpose is to stop dupli- in the scientific field," he con
tinued,
adding
that
it
should
not
Borough fire department Nov. 12,cil's six members—John S. Fors- cation and
membership
is 192, as reported
rivalries which
1929, and was accepted as a man and Walter Johnson—are hamper progress," said Salton- be a job for the Air Force, Army
v Mrs. William Crosse for Mrs.
member of the New Jersey Fire- Democrats. Mr. Farrel! defeated stall, a member of the Senate or Navy.
Helen Lind, membership chairmen's Relief Association in theArthur 0 . Axelsen, Republican, armed services and appropria- Saltonstall put space weapons
man.
same month.
by 44 votes Tuesday.
at the bottom of a list of national
Mrs. Frank Cohen, recreation
tions committees.
chairman, said the dance for the
Noting that nine of the 13 U. S.space objectives. He said these
Include
"building
of
powerful
students
from the fourth through
satellites put into orbit are still
eighth grades la the cafetorium
going, the senator said this coun- rockets, the orbiting of satellites
INSURES YOUR CAR
Oct. 22 was a success, and plans
try can "count ourselves ahead of great weight to house com'
FOR S10/S20.000
munications
and
weather
recordare
being
made
to
purchase
alof the U. S. S. R. in the space
breakthrough area of satellite ing instruments, sending rockets DISCUSSING PLANS for the Middletown Friends of tha boms tor a record library for
BODILY INJURY
and ultimately men to the moon,
future dances. Mrs. Cohen apcontrol and recovery."
Library
Association
membership
drive
being
held
thit
and,
finally
developing
weapons."
pealed
for
parent
volunteers
as
AND $5,000
But Saltonitall said scientists
week are Mrs. Charles Tindall, left, membership chair- chaperones for the dances and
ami experts agree "we are still
PROPERTY
DAMAGE!.
MEET TONIGHT
not equal to the Russians In cerman, and Mrs. Richard Marten, right, president of theskating parties.
KEYPORT
—The
executive
Students
from
the
third
through
tain important aspects" such aa
group. The Friends of the Library organization is hold- the eighth grade* are now in- ADDITIONAL CARS
putting heavier payloads into or- board of the Hebrew women's
League
will
meet
tonight
at
8:30
ing 7he membership drive in conjunction with National cluded in the skating parties, and
bit
in the home of Mrs. Larry Eisemore assistance is needed to suThe President was asked at hisman, Therese Ave. Hostesses will Children* Book Week. The newly-formed group, through pervise the younger children, she
news conference yesterday about be Mrs. Milton Gale, Mrs. Jules its membership campaign, hopes to raise funds for equip- said.
IF YOU QUALIFY.
adectioo of the National Aeronau- Selinger and Mrs. Eiseman.
ment for the new public library on Kings Hwy.
The first edition of the PTA CaN for Farthar Details.
Messenger will be distributed
Aata Financing
Veterans Day Service Tuesday, Miss Helene Dacy,
chairman, reported.
Arranged $4.00 per $100.
Ronald Fariss, way and means
Planned at Nike Site
MIDDLETOWN - In coopera- fund-raising projects which will Robton Wottffeury
be presented to the members foi
MATAWAN — Mrs. David Tut- tion with Battery B, 4th Missile approval at the next meeting.
JlEALTOU • INSUROR
Battalion, 71st Artillery. Middletie, Jr., was welcomed as a new
The first grade mothers will be
member of the'Ladies Guild ef town Veterans of Foreign Wars, hostesses at the meeting Wednes
SH 7-3500
Trinity Episcopal Church Monday Post 2179/ commanded by Capt. day, when Dr. John Henry GilMMKaf
night at a meeting in the parish Carl Ellis and its auxiliary, will bert, education director of Mon I I W . Froat St. Rtd Bank
RADIANT CONTROL
conduct a memorial ceremony
hall.
mouth College, will be guest
— Est«WHhed U S —
Mrs. David Tuttle, Sr., was re-Veterans Day.
speaker.
elected president, Serving with The ceremony will be held in
her will be Mrs.Alfred Adler. the memory of the six military I j
vice president; Mrs. Frank Marr, personnel and tour Ordnance II
recording secretary; Mrs. KenCorps, civilians who lost their I
neth Henderson, corresponding lives in the explosion at the Nike I
secretary, and Mrs. Harold Fogg, Site in May, 19M.
A prayer will be offered by II
treasurer.
Installation ceremonies will be the VFW chaplain and a wreath I
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|| held Nov. 16.
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Mrs. John Baker was named the battery, dedicated to the 101|
CORSET DEPARTMENT
I! chairman of the Christmas party, men.
|| set for Dec. 7.
Members voted to "Adopt a
Family" in co-operation with the Matawan Couple
Matawan Public Health Associ,1*0 MOmHOMII 5fTB#T
RCO sNHNC
WHITE ST.
RED IANK, N. J. Ijktion,
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MATAWAN — Capt. and Mrs.
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Refreshments were served by Charles Kelly, Aberdeen Rd., who
have just returned from a threeII Mrs. Howard Wilson and Mrs.
year assignment in Europe with
II William Chatman.
the United States Air Force, were
guests of honor at a party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Du<
san, Bradevelt, and a dinner par
ty at the Molly Pitcher Hotel,
Red Bank,' Saturday.
HOURS:
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former dental assistant of Dr.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ahlers, Jr.,
Opea every evening'til • P. M.;
William V. Shyne was arrested and John Kelly.
Friday 'til I:M; Saturday '01«.
yesterday and charged with help- They were also guests at a dining to hand out candy-coated pur- ner party Thursday night in the
gatives to youngsters on Hallo- home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil JasHazel Engelby. 34, wss specift trab, Aberdeen Rd. Attending
cally charged with outraging pub- were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ahlers,
lic decency and unlawful dispen- Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jassation of drugs. She denied the trab and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
charges when she was booked at Gold, Matawan.
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Mil. Evelyn Morris, Church who attends Immaculate College,
St., returned home Tuesday by Immaculata, Pa., also Mist Carol
plane from South Miami, Fla., Kirwan, this place.
where she visited'her b'rpther-intaw and sitter, Mr. and'Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cook HIGHLANDS — Members of
Neil Bluh, and Mr. and Mrs. celebrated their 34th wedding an- the Little League were dinner
Xobert Bluh and family for the niversary Nov. 1 and their daugh- guests of the Lions Club last
ter, Mrs. William Krenza, Hop- week at Cedar Inn.
past two weeks.
ping Rd., celebrated her birthr The club is the sponsoring orThomas' Kirwan, son of Mr. day at a dinner in Crystal Brook ganization of the leaguer
and Mrs. Fred Kirwan, Walling Inn, Eatontown. William Kren- Benjamin Gruber, club presiAve., celebrated his 14th birth- za and children, Paula and Rob-dent! presented each member of
day Oct. 29 at a family party. ert, also were present,
the team a jacket. George Fllis
Present were Mrs. Heber Foris chairman of the yoiith group.
East Kennsburg
Joseph Czarnecki and Robert
Brian Wnatley, son of Mr. and McMahon, managers, and EdMrs. Allan Whatley, Harmony ward Ryznar were present.
Rd., celebrated his third birth- Members of the team receiving
day, Oct. 28, at a party. His jackets were Fred Bertha, team
guests were David Gilbert Par captain, Kenneth Ryznar, Philip
lin, Gary Russnagle, Hillary Lu- Hartsgrove, James Ryan, Arthur
ney, Richard Olesko, Peter Ger- Smith, Thomas Ptak, Kevin
onimo, Binker Oickman and Dempsey, Edward Ryan, Peter
Hobby, Charles Quast, Kerry GilMark Whatley.
lespie, Gilbert Ventimiglia, Vincent Gorman, John Duncan,
Mrs,. Frank Maines entertained George O'Brien and John Dragun.
the members of the Merrie Bee
Club Oct. 29. Present were Mrs.
Highlands
Nancy McAlister, Mrs. Eve Sauerwein, Mrs. Margaret Foerster, A special.meeting of'the Holy
Mrs. Annabelle Burg, Mrs. Char- Name Society of Our Lady of
lene Hemhauser and Mrs. Ger- Perpetual Help Catholic Church
was held Monday night at Contrude Ahern.
ner's Hotel, Water Wtich.
Susan Henry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cedric Henry, cele- The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
brated her fourth birthday Oct. Veterans, of Foreign. Wars Post
30. . Guests were Mr. and Mrs. will meet Tuesday at the post
.
Cedric Henry, Sr., Mrs. Cecilia home.
Hanvey, John Hanvey, Mrs.
Nicholas Straniero and daughter, The Ladies' Auxiliary of TwinJudy, Robert, Thomas, Joyce and light Post, American Legion, will
meet next Thursday instead of
Jeannette Henry.
Wednesday, in the post home.
The ninth birthday of Edward
Betram Perry of Washington
Ferrari, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Ave.
is a patient in Monmouth
ward Ferrari, was celebrated Medical Center.
Monday.' Those attending were
Robert Jameson, Herbert Olcott, Twinllght Post, American LegAlbert Jonnson, David Harel- ion, will meet Friday, Nov. 13,
wood, Glenn Brown, Patrick | in the post. home.
. —
Flannagan, Charles Bolin, Carl
Steinagle and William Meehan.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the . Methodist
The first football meeting be- Church will meet Tuesday in the
Hare's »h» high gloti, hard tween Alabama and Tennessee
church recreation room.
•namtl finish you'll want ended in a 6-6 tie in 1901. In
for all outiide painting. 1959 the rivals played a 7-7 tie. The modern nation or Yemen
Driet in 4 hours. Fade Four other- meetings ended in i was once part of the ancient
ties.
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A FAMILY PORTRAIT — This is National Cat Week. It's
the time of year for feline families.to (how togetherness.
Here, Chrisee, owned by Mri. Chester E. Johnson of
Hailet, poses with her latest brood of Siamese' kittens.
In the old days, only Icings and priests of Siam could
own them.
1hnri4»y. Nov. 5, 1950-9
lected in July,'August and September of 1958..
Revenue from . the state gasoHIGHLANDS — Mrs. Etta Morline tax was running 14 per cent
ris, chairman, reported on the TRENTON (AP) — New Jersey ahead of last year, he said; and
recent bus trip to Metuchen to collected $80,091,573 in major cigarette tax collections ye re up
visit the Missionary, Sisters of
by eight per cent.
Our Lady of Africa at the meet- taxes during the first three
ing of the Altar-Rosary Soeiety of months of the current fiscal year,
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cath- says State Treasurer John A. The lowest point in the state of
Kervick. He said this was $6,718,- Wyoming is still 3,100 feet above
olic Church.
sea level.
Ihe sisters are known as the 337 more than the amount colWhite Sisters." Mrs. Morris said
they showed several films of their
work.
The Christmas bazar will be
discontinued this year. The an
nual Christmas party for the
members will be held following
• m e giritusi
Far cretn thumbs and othtrs
the December meeting.
A mass for deceased members
will be held Saturday at 7:30
'.
'
• When katydids reckoned
a. m.
the time lo frost, we reckoned ways to move your favorite
Mrs. Timothy Lynch presided.
planU into the house: branched plant holders—free standing
About 25 members attended. Reor for wall: ferneries; Welch shelves; Jardinieres; watering
cans with long, reach-over spouts; . pottery for rc-pottlng;
freshments were served by Mrs.
plant saucers—everything to- nrnke your thumbs green (with Edward Lenorth, Mrs. William
envy).
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'Rev. John G. Domin, assistant
pastor, attended the meeting.
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NEW YORK (AP)—Opera seats
it $40, theater tickets at $8, nov.
ils at $5.50, a boy's college eduction for about $7,500—figures
ike these can make you long
or the good old days of the .dime /
lovel and the ten-twenty'-thirt'
audeville show.
It seems as though father
ould take his girl to twice- as
many concerts as you can, and
randfather to three' times as
many. '
Everything costs more, even
he expenses incidental to culture
—taxi to the theater, dinner after- Times Square, opened in 1895
Ward, bus ride to the museum, with admission at 50 cents ind
boat ride to Europe. And culture t°P prices $1.50; and there was
tself has followed the trend, also an Olympia roof for gay
Some operas cost more to see parties, at $1 a head,
oday than when they were pre- The then popular James A
miered, some' reprints are more Herne couldn't fill a theater for
expensive than the original first a play called."Sag Harbor", beeditions when they became best cause, critics argued, the public
fellers.
rebelled at the outrageous price
Tuition Geea Up, Too
of $2. Only a few years later
At the very start of the cul- Hammerstein's Victoria, on 42nd
tural process there stands, for Street, found it was losing money
many people,, the college. Am- and cut prices to. keep up the
herst,'my alma mater, charged curtain on a travesty of 'The
$100 for tuition in 1875-76; $110 Three Musketeers." The cut rein 190001; $200 in 1925-26; and duced admission to $1.50, the
H.050 in 1958-59. Total cost of play was "My Lady"—today "My
ollege per year including room, Fair Lady" sells out months in
board and fees was a minimum advance at $8.05, and you can't
of $213 in 1875; and is now $1,882. be sure how much more if you
At tha. grand opening of the resort to a broker.
Metropolitan Opera House in In the bookstores you paid $1.50
1883, . the audience sat - In $6 for Irving Bacheller's "Eben
orchestra seats to hear Gounod's,Holden," Maurice Thompson'
"Faust." At the opening of re- "Alice of Old Vlncennes" and
cent Met seasons, the same seats Richard Harding Davis' "Soldiers
have cost $55 and $40, and for any nf Fortune," and the same
regular in-se'ason performance of amount for books by Kipling,
"Faust" nowadays, after . some Lew Wallace, Anthony Hope and
three generations have had hun- Henry Van Dyke. In 1918 Arthu
dreds of chances to enjoy it— Guy Empey's "Tales from a
prices on the floor are $9.35 and Dugout" and Amy Lowell's poetry
$8.80. ' Tchaikovsky's "Eugene still stayed at $1.50, but Biasco
Onegin" set opera lovers back Ibanez's best selling' "The Fou
$35 at the season opening two Horsemen of the Apocalypse'
years ago, though at its gala was $1.90.
American premiere in 1919 the Henry James* "The Wings ol
highest priced seat Was $7.
the Dove" and "Golden Bowl,"
At the turn of ,the century each two volumes, were $2.50 in
Harper's Weekly cost 10 cents the early 1900s. Edith Wharton'
copy or $4 a year; and Mun- "The House of Mirth" was $1.S
sey's (monthly) magazine 10 and now, hard-covered, is onl;
cents a copy or $1 a .year. Har- $1.95. But her "The Custom
per's (monthly) magazine is now the Country," $1.35 In 1913, Is
60 cents or $6; and a hard-cover now $2.75 (cloth, for students)',
magazine like Horizon costs $3.95 In the 1920s, F. Scott Fitzor $18.
gerald's "This Side of Paradise
It was Munsey's that campaign- and "Flappers and Philosophers'
ed for more reasonable prices In each originally $1.75, in recent
the theater, complaining that reissues cost $3.95 for the-firsl
$1.50 for a good comic opera and $2.95 for the second. Hem
with a big cast was out of line ingway's "In Our Time" has gon
with a $2 fee for a farce with up from $1.50. to $3.50, an
only 8 or 10 performers. Oscar "Farewell to Arms," from $2.5
Hammerstein's Olympia, -a three- to $3.95 (though there is a reauditorium entertainment mart in print at $1.95).
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H. York, BO-04 161 St., Jamaica 92. N. Y.
little &ort*
RRV. 3:20-"Behold, I stand at the- door and
knock..." (IISV)
Trnnslntors' who woro seeking to put thfl Bible
Into the language of an nborlKlnnl tribe found that
tho translation of these wonln posed n problem.
In tho culture of this particular tribe, friends
do not knock nt one's door; they cnll. Thore, only
thieves rap on door's to HCO if the residents of tho
house aro nt homo. So the trtmslntorg had to say
"Behold, I stand nt tho door nncl cnll."
"Knock" hns n different connotation nt times for .
us, too, Sometimes wo unc the word to mean "to
(irltialxo no,;;itJvuly." Many in our uoclcty utnml at
tho door —or fnr from It —nnd knock. They knock
tho church, Itn mrnibcro, anil ItH efforts.
Exclusive with
the QUALITY SHOP
113 BROAD ST.
Open W e d . & FrI.
RED BANK
Till 9 P. M.
k
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Ino iilnnd »t ninny d o o m mill knock — not tuicrllicti,'
lull no c n l l o n i t o lii'lni; tlio i;uod ncwii.
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Fazio, Mrs. Walter Lang, Mr*.
chairman of the party, to be held
lowing new stamps: a 10-yen forConservation adhesive and a Soil
John Murphy, Mrs. William
at Willowbrook, Fair Haven.
the 350th anniversary of the Conservation issue.
Beirne, Mrs. Philip Gaughran,
Members were asked to confounding of Nagova City, a 30-yen
Mrs. William Garrison, Mrs. WaL
tribute to the rummage sale the
for International Letter Writing Liechtenstein will issue its
ter Donnelly, Mrs. Modesto,CaMaala in the Upper Jordan Valley. Week, a 10-yen for the 15th Gen- third annual Christmas series
Union. Hose Auxiliary will hold
AP Newifeaturea
It is celebrating its 75th bir
Saturday in the fire house on ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The so, Mrs. Robert Curtis and Mrs.
eral Meeting of the International of stamps in December. It will
By SYI> KRONISH
John Waldman. Kitchen activities
The 180-pruta will picture ^ir Transport Assn., a '5-yen consist of three values. Scenes
Shrewsbury Ave.
Rosary-Altar Society of St. Agnes
TOR^E PIONEER settlements Degania, an agricultural settle- New Year stamp.
They also were invited to twoCatholic Church will serve a tur-will be.directed by Mrs, Frank
will
show
the
belfry
of
the
parish
will be honored and depicted on ment at the southern end of Lake
auctions, one tonight by the Hook key dinner in the church hall, Wilson, Mrs. Harry Keen, Mrs.
church in Bendern, sculpture on
Raymond Boyce, Mrs. George
• new set of stamps to be issued Kinnereth founded 58 years ago. France honors the centenary of the tower of St. Lucius' Church Members of the auxiliary of and Ladder auxiliary, and the
by Israel. Some of these settle- The cooperative settlements the birth of Jean Jaures, noted and sculpture on the bell of St.Westside Hose Company, meet- other Monday by the Independent •Center Ave., Wednesday, between Donovan, Mrs. John Dolan, Mrs.
and
8
p.
in.
ing Monday in the fire house on Auxiliary.
John Beatty and Mrs. Josephine
ments are now celebrating their were established by groups of politician and journalist, by is-Theodul's Church.
Leighton Ave., made plans for
Mrs. Warren Kurtz and Mrs.
young pioneers from many lands
Senn.
50th and 75th anniversaries.
Mrs.
Thomas
Rifici
received
a
suing
a
new
50-franc
tan
stamp.
their annual election and ChristHerbert Kochon are chairmen.
at the turn of the century, reports
meeting
prize.
Hostesses
were
Jaures
was
the
organizer
of
the
TAR HEELS STRONG
Postmaster General Authur E. mas dinner party.
the Israel Philatelic Ageney in
Mrs. J. Allen Malone, Mrs.
French Socialist party.
Summerfield has announced that Members also were "invited to Mrs. Cell!, Mrs. Angelo Ciagjla Eugene Malloy and Mrs. Charles CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (AP) —
America.
the first of the,4-cent "Credo" participate .in activities which and Mrs. Chester J. Beaman.
Schmidt are in charge of ticket Nine
. line lettermen will be back with
sales; Mrs.- Matthew Stevenson, Coach Frank McGuire's North
The Australian Post Office De- Another report from the Post stamps (mentioned previously in other auxiliaries of the borough
KENTUCKY
PAIRINGS
SET
publicity; Mrs. Grandin Chap-Carolina basketball team this
partment announces the issue of Office Department announces a this column) featuring words of will hold- this month.
... They are Lee Shaffer,
the new series of stamps' for new 4-cent water conservation George Washington will be first Mrs. Claude Whelan, nomina LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)-Pair- man, posters, and Mrs. Bernard season,
Daus,
Mrs. Charles McBurnieRay
„„, Stanley, Dick Kepley, Lou
Australian Antarctic Territory stamp wilt be issued April 18, placed on sale at Mount Vernon, tions chairman, read a slate of ings for the seventh annual
and
Mrs.
Charles
Mangold,
hostBrown, John Crotty. YorkLarese,
officers headed by Mrs.Peter versity of Kentucky Invitation
has begn delayed. The, stamps 1960, in connection with the Seven- Va., 1during January, 1960. The
esses'. .
Harvey Salz, Hugh Donohue and
Hie 60-pruta will show Mer- originally were planned for is-th National Watershed, Congress stamp will be printed in red, white Cell! for president, and said elec- tasketball tournament to *e held
blue.
Depicted
will
be
a
view
18-19 have been completed. Waitresses will be Mrs. Law-Grey Poole. Promising sophotion will be held at the Nov.
"havyah, a collective settlement suance in September or October. in Washington, D.C. Six previous and
of
Mount
Vernon,
home
of
On opening night West Virginia rence Grogan, Mrs. Richard Me- mores includes Jim Hudock, 6the meeting.
founded 50 years ago. It is situ- It is hoped they will be issued conservation stamps have been
issued by the Post* Office Depart- first President, and, the words Installation will be at the will meet St. Louis and North Govern, Mrs. Patrick Tomney, foot-7, and George Poteet ami
ated southeast of Ha;fa in thebefore the end of the year.
ment. They include four Wildlife 'Observe good faith and justice Christmas dinner party Dec. 16. Carolina will take on Kentucky, Mrs. Murray Nicholis, Mrs. Wil- Don
in Walsh. Veteran Doug Moo is
Valley of Jeirell. The J20pruta
Conservation stamps, a Forest toward all nations."
Mrs. Harold A. Hendrlckson is The host team won last year.
Illustrates a view of Yesud Ha- Japan soon will issue the falHtm Osborn, Mrs. Charles Dl-in school but is ineligible.
Society Dinner
Wednesday
Westside
Auxiliary ,
To Elect
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MED BAWK WECISTP Thfiey, rW. S, 19M-1*
fees** WM D Paw Nktandi Among the besvfly fceM Kecks
G u wife s t a t e of 114.2 per cent; who lost volume of shareholders,
for p f
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Com Products third with 112.2 the exchange notes Ford Motor
point system ease, «s4 Mbrgsa
per cent; and General Dynamics with a 14.7 per cent decline and
L. Starke, 22, of Spring Lake,
Cities Service with a 5.6 per cent
fourth with 111.4 per cent.
careless driving, traffic light vioJNone of the top four ap- drop.
TRENTON - Ned J. Parsekl- lation and speeding twice.
By SAM DAWSON
proaches the 100.000 needed to
ATftT
an, acting director of Motor Vehl Harold H. Hunley, 30, of Texas
\
qualify in the/top 25 on the big The widest held stock, Ameri- cles, today announced 175 license Rd., Mattwan, had convictions
AP BUSINESS ANALYST
board.
can Telephone It Telegraph in' revocations under the point sys- ftr a traffic light violation, care- NEW BRUNSWICK — Three gerodt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
less and reckless driving, and lost
creased shareholders by 16.9 pertem.
Uth Place
NEW YORK (AP-The Ameri- But only one isin the first 10 of
his license for a month. Three Douglass College seniors from Harold Willgerodt of Newman
But you have to jump down to cent in the three years, but not There are nine Monmouth Coun- speeding convictions cost Joseph Monmouth County have been se- Springs Rd., Lincnft- home eceaa public b u been lapping up the big gainers list.
enough
to
make
the
list
of
30
who
ty motorists in the total.
stocks the last two or three years The other 20 gainers aren't 13th place to find another of the
Rousselle. 49. of Long Branch, lected for participation in • spe-onomics, and Ruth Btniman,
cial horibrs program. The setec- daughter of Mrsi Rebecca Bauat a great rate. So' which com-giants yet as fir as number of big 25 in the percentage gain list. gained most—the lowest of which Lawrence F. Redaelli, 21, of his license for a month.
was
Westinghouse.
Ocean Grove, lost his license for
- by
- the
- - man of 3 Pine Dr., Roosevelt, and
This is Sperry Rand with (3 per
panies have added the most new shareowners go
tlon was made
Douglass
ROBBERY FOILED
cent. Jersey Standard Oil it 15th Discussing IBM's attractiveness five months for three speeding
faculty. - on 'the basis of past the late Mr. Bauman, English,
shareholders?
Exception
convictions.
With few exceptions the big The notable ixception is Beth- with a S3 per cent gain, although to investors, the exchange notes
ST. LOUIS (AP)—Two robbers academic record.
THINKING DROWNED OUT
taineri have been those who stilllehem Steel, whose a bit more third on the Big Boys' list with it is the more remarkable be- Two months' revocations were took > small boy along with them Successful candidates for hon
SOUTH
BEND, lad. (AP) —
can't approach, the'old favorites than 171,000 «to:kholders make it more than 500,000 shareholders. cause its shares are high priced. ordered for. James C. Wilton, 10, on • bank robbery. They drilled ors must maintain a specified
in total number* on tHeir books. ninth among thi i 25 with the most Other big volume shareholder It adds:
of 7 Morningside PI., Port Mon- a hole from a dentist's office into grade and pass a comprehensive Americans do everything in their
But tome are gaining fast. . stockholders, i ad put.it fifth companies on the top1 percentage ''Around the middle \>t Janu- mouth, speeding three times; the bank, and the boy squeezed examination in their major field. power to avoid serious thinking
The New York Stock Exchange among the 30' with largest gain gain "
_ . . . _Gas
. .with
. . ary, 195j>, an investor could have Thomas A. Vena, Jr., 19, of East through the hole and approached The honors and high honors pro- because they are afraid "they'll
list are: Columbia
grams are designed for those stu- meet God." w e Rev. Dr. FrankHits 25 companies on its big since 1956. Its Increase was 182.9 46.8 per cent increase; Sears Roe- acquired 10 shares of IBM for ap- Concourse, Cliffwood, careless the vault.
board who have'more than 100,-per cent.
buck with 42.6 per cent; Public proximately $4,000. Holdings of driving twice, speeding and dis- The alarm sounded and within dents who wish to do more ad-'In Clark Fry, president of the
000 common share owners each. The biggest gainer in the three Service Electric * Gas\with 4X2 such ait investor would be 39.5 regard of a traffic signal; Edward minutes a cordon of police sur- vanced work than Is usual in baited Lutheran Church, told a
meeting here.
"That's why.'
Ten' of these could make' the years was Inte -national Business per cent; Phillips Petroleum with shares by now (due to stock T. Morrissey, 21, of Rt. 33, Free- rounded the bank, capturing the their major subjects.
Working for honors are BetteAmericans have radios In their.
grade in reaching the list of 30 Machines. Thi number of its41.5 per cent; duPont with 35 per splits and stock dividends) with hold, speeding three times, care- trio.
companies with the greatest per- shareholders Jimped from 26,315 cent; General Motors with 34.7 a market value in the first part less driving and a traffic light The boy had tripped an alarm P. Colby, daughter of Mr. and bathrooms; so before they are
centage gains in number of pt«»''.- to 66,6(7, an increase of 153.3 per per cent and Westtnghouse Hec- of October of well in excess of violation; Ozle A. Ingram, Jr., as he made his way toward the Mrs. Louis Colby of 49 'Sydney fully awake there's something to
27, of Engllshtown, and Robert vault
boldert In the last three yean. cent
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out respect. You can't possibly
EVER HAPPEN TO YOU?
By Bloke
and his son of the same name
respect a nan who lured you
in 248 A. D. Inscribed in Latin
into physical submiulM. Ha
only, this stone bears the milewon't even accept the moral
GIFT BONUS-A Gl ANT" BOTTLE OF
age figure: "To Cyrene, 10
responsibility for what you've
miles."
gone through, takes up with
UNIfOMMI
OUK HAIR TOtilC R>R THAT MAN
another—and probably equally
TRIPOLI, Libya (AP)—Relics Archaeologists aay that tliese
OF
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acquiescent—girl,
then
puts
you
for everything that had happened.
of Roman occupation have been two inscriptions provide valuable
Dearjkitty Kelly:
Mow, he has another girl and to the final humiliation of ex- WILL MAr^e VOU PZOUP Of
uncovered by recent floods in historical information of the RoI am 20, the man I love is 22.says he doesn't know which of pecting you to share dates with
the Gebel Akhdar region of Cy-man road system in Cyrenaica
HIS N£AT COMBED LOOKS.
Three months ago I broke our us he loves. He wants alternate her. He's taking no chances.
renaica.
Search is being made for other
engagement'because I found I dates with me and the other girl While you still have some selfHeavy rains near Deda expos- inscribed fragments on the same
AVAILABLE
was pregnant and I did not want Although I realize his faults, I respect, break off with Urn.
ed a small section of a column. site.
g
to burden him. Liter I had a
Subsequent excavation revealed
can not stay away from him. 1
miscarriage.
AT
the remains of four Roman mile- Roman milestones were erected
him. Will my love be enough Dear Kitty Kelly:
In the last part of our en-love
at
intervals
of
one
Roman
mile
carry us through or-should I I met an Air Force man while
stones.
gagement, his love for me to
go ahead on my own?—Heart- on a cruise last, summer. He
The earliest milestone was (1,000 running paces, equaling
seemed to be weakening.
broken.
erected in 75 A. D. during the 60S) feet) throughout the Roman
asked me to correspond with him,
I spent five evenings a week
Dear Heartbroken: On no and we wrote each other for
reign of Emperor Vespasian. Its Empire. As each emperor who
with hjm. but he complained it single count does he rate the some time. I received the last
inscription records that the road repaired the roads wished hii
wasn't. enbugh, and my health
was then repaired by Proconsul name to be given publicity, it was
letter from him two months ago,
most
casual
consideration
of
a
17 MOAD ST.
began to suffer because of the
although I have been sending him
Lucius Minicius Rufus. The col'not unusual to find several coldecent
girl—y*l
you
are
fooling
late hoofs I kept. When I told
umns
side
by
side
on
the
ancien
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pictures and a package or two.
umn, about six feet tall, is in'
him about the miscarriage, he yourself into believing you love There is a possibility that he may
roadside.
scribed
in
Latin
and
Greek.
said I was entirely responsible him. Some day you'll look back have been transferred. Should f
write again or forget the-whole
thing?—Sugar.
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to depend upon the St. Jerome's
Wednesday
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O P I t M H l l - H S IIIIMI
Send your problem to Kitty Party, Show
FALL WEIGHT
Kelly. Be sure to enclose a WEST LONG BRANCH—A card
Dear Kitty Kelly:
(Mi-morlaJ H a r k w i y and (,»rfl<ld 4vi-nut')
stamped,
self-addressed
envelope,
party
and
fashion
show
will
be
Last year I graduated from
BLEN-RON
high school and was unable to and address her, care of this held by the Altar-Rosary Society
of St, Jerome's Catholic Church
continue on to college. Most ol newspaper.
Monday night, Nov. 16, in the
the teenage social activity in my
ENROLL NOW FOR
church hall.
town centers around the high Girl Scouts Honor
school group, so I go along with
. Mrs. Charles Jennings is chairmy friends to dances, etc. OlderMrs. Roessner
man. Fashions will be from the
people 'tell me I shouldn't do this KEANSBURG—Members of In Jay Tog Shpp of. Asbury Park.
since I have left school.—Mabel. termediate Girl Scout Troop 234 Flans for it were, announced
Par Day Ctautt Cof far latarmtiwi
Dear Mabel: There's a* rea- honored Mrs. George Roessner at the society meeting Tuesday
son why yen shouldn't take ad- at a- mother-daughter dinner in the churcH hall. Mrs.' jack
president, introduced
vantage of the eatertalnmeit Sunday in Flamingo Half. Mrs. Pamela
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available, especially since you Roeisner, who has served as four new members, Mrs.. William
have Meads who are still ia troop leader for many years, has Doherty, Mrs; John Williams,
Richards School of Boauty Cutair*
Mrs, William Burke and Mrs.
school. However, yea must, resigned,
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' '. '
Troop members gave Mrs Francis Beauduy:.
lean to grow emotionally away
from the school crowd. Dent Roessner a corsage and a clock. Members will contribute ChristREGULARS • LONGS • SHORTS
The new.leader will be Mrs. Ed-mas gifts for, patients at Marlward'Martin, to be assisted by boro State Hospital. Mrs. George
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Mrs. Frank Becker and Mrs.
lections.
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John McCarthy. Mr. Becker gave
CHARGE IT. '/) NOV., </i DEC, Vt JAN.
the troop die use of the hall foi Rev. Francis McGuinness, pastor of St.; Jerome's, said that
the dinner.
Dialogue Mass will start the first
Sunday in Advent, Nov. 29.
IT FOLLOWS
RIVERTON Wyo. (AP)—A Rlv- Mrs. John Hayes gave a toy
23 MONMOUTH ST.
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was
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when
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Old Occupation
Relics Found
In Cyrenaica
Kitty Kelly's Advice
Wants Girl He Betrayed
To Share With Another
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Veal Dish Isa Universal Taste Pleasei
By CECILY BROWNSTONE
AP Newtleataret Food Edlto
SOMETIMES the lame del
cious dish pops up in two
more countries. Heaven know
where it' really originated!
We first caught up with or
of these dishes when a fami
from Switzerland gave us a ret
pe for a Swiss favorite—pape
thin slices of tender veal, fir
wrapped around slices of Swii
cheese and cooked ham, ar
then aauteed in butter. .
After making a recent am
chair tour of Italy — via a re
taurant guide and cook books
we are convinced that this con
bination of veal, cheese and hai
is a favorite with Italians.
Now. a' friend of ours h
snagged exact directions-for pr
paring one of the dish's Italia
versions from Chef Ernesto Ca'
alini, major domo of the SS Ai
gustus. The master chef us
mozzarella instead of Swii
cheese, fabulous Italian prosciu
to instead of ordinary cook<
ham, and olive oil for part
the butter.
Then he goes one step furthe
embellishing the veal by addit
pate foie gras to the stuffln
Because pate is not usually
hand in American household
this recipe of his calls for live
wurst Make sura the liverwur
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2 teaspoons water), 3 tablespoons
olive oil, 3 tablespoons butter.
Method: Have meatman slice cutlet into 6 portions (each about 5
by 4 by Vt inches) and flatten
them. Squeeze a little lemon
juice over one surface of each
piece of veal and place a slice
of liverwurst, mozzarella end
prosciutto (in that order) over
one half of each; make sure
edges of meat overlap stuffing.
Fold unstuffed halves over and
fasten together the open sides
with wooden picks. Mix crumbs,
salt and a dash of pepper; dip
meat into crumbs, then into beaten egg and once more into
crumbs. In a 12-inch skillet, heat
olive oil and butter until very
hot; add stuffed cutlets and cook
fairly rapidly until brown and
veal is cooked through. Remove
picks and serye at once. Makes
6 servings.'
Note: To make a sauce for the
veal after removing it from the
skillet, add Va cup white Marsala
to the pan; scrape up drippings
•s wine heats; strain and pour
•round cutlets.
Keatuburg
The first birthday of Randy
FiUiger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry FiUiger. Crescent St., w u
celebrated Tuesday. Guest* were
Karen Gerry and Reglna Filllger, Mrs. Theresa Bayreder, Mr.
and Mrs. William Moore Patterson, Margaret and William Pat
tenon.
St. Mark's Parish House Club
has changed the date of its rummage sale to Dec. 2 and 3. Mrs
Edith Best is chairman. Mrs.
Charles Oeckel will sell Christmas cards. Mm. Louise Nicholli
was hostess at the last meeting.
Mrs. Eleanor Biersach will be
hostess at the next meeting, Nov.
18.
Miss Carol Perry, daugther of
Mr. and Mrs. Brace Perry, 4th
St., West Keansburg, celebrated
her 16th birthday at a Halloween
party Saturday in the home of
Mrs. Nicholas DeTuro, Main St
Open house was held for 75. •
FOR THIS WEEK-END
MEN'S
18—Thursday, Nov. 5, l9Sf
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Mrs. William Aalbue, Mrs. Harry Huber, Mrs. John Taggert and
Miss June Andreach met Oct. 30
in the home of Mrs. Louis D'Anna, Sylvia Ter., New Monmouth,
for their monthly meeting.
Rowland Voorhies, Asbury
Park, celebrated his birthday
Nov. 1 in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James Davis, Park Ave. Attending were Mrs. Rowland Voor.
hies, Mrs. Margaret Voorhies,
Miss Esther Rowlands and Howell Rowland.
The 10th birthday of Nancy
Aalbue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Aalbue, was celebrated
at a Halloween party by members of the family.
Members of the Just Us Ten
Club attended the TV shows, DoRe-Mi and Treasure Hunt, and a
performance of "Sweet Bird of
Youth" in New York City, Oct.
28. They lunched at Ruby Foo's
Restaurant and had dinner at tht
Headquarters. Later they visited
Club 82. Making the trip were
Mrs. Herbert Frake, Mrs. George
Boyce, Mrs. Charles Geisler, Mrs.
Raymond Robinson, Mrs. James
Davis and Miss Alice Crear.
DO-IT-YOURSELF
RIVERTON, Wyo. (AP)-Rodger Mielke really took this do-ityourself business seriously.
While in dental college, Mielke
learned] a lot about working with
gold and silver. So when he married Jackie Quine recently, he designed and made both the engagement ring and two wedding rin JS
used in the ceremony.
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DtmoMu rooD MMKHAHT
SUGAR
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CRANBERRY
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Jack FrMt
3 r 89*
Pineapple Juice
32 oi..
Sunsweet Prune Juice . . -•". .JES4I
G r a p e Juice
A*pbr.nd-ourfin..t9u.iity
Punchinello Fruit Punch . . 3
Mott's A.M. or P.M.
3
Ovaltine
Instant Coffee
M.XW.IIHOU..
Martinson's Coffee
Tomato Soup
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6
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Homoganhed
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STRAWBERRIES
BIHTHDA5T
1.00
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Hi-Ho Sunshine Crackers • * . " £
Pillsbury Farina . . . . . . " " 2 9 *
Diamond W a l n u t s .
French's Instant Potatoes • , t
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Fruit Cocktail
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Pur* vegetable shortening
Unit liquid Starch
10e
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Mazola Salad Oil . . . .
CsiiW
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CAMPBELL'S or HEINZ
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CAMPBELL'S or HEINZ
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cans
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Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour. 2 '£:.
log Cabin Syrup • . . •
Duncan Nines Cake Mixes •
Nabisco Premium Crackers
Kraft's Spaghetti Dinner • •
Tomato Juice
can
Star-Kist Tuna
can
Evaporated Milk '2532?
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Stofoorf
Swordflsli Steaks
Fried Cod Filial
Hftdofek Fillet
FtahOakat
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PINEAPPLE JUICE
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25
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GOLDEN CORN
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Cauliflower *M
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Grape Juice AI"MM| 2<V 33C
Rath'sVealChop-ettes ' 49C At* Braal
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White Meat Tuna 2 «:r 6 3
Maioia OiT"1
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large Eggs IROWN end WHITI
A" 37' ArmoHr'tVioaaaSaisno
Armoiir'sVloaBaSaiitagt .. . 2 ; : « •
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Saaaykreek—TrMh •na'a A
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U r g e White Eggs Farmt I del. 9 V Cream of Rice Cereal
!• Mar«al Toilet Tlssae
Diamond Crystal Salt
Natural SwissSlices.-'; 37 C Hearts
Delight Juieldrink . . ^ S 9 « SwaRoe Paper Tewels
Moziarella Ball Frifl3l"Pd 3 7 CNattla'aMortals
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OUR OWN TEA BAGS
48C 48
Rialemon
Lemon Juice
EifM O'Olaak
affactiv* thru Saturday, Novambar 7th
in Super Market! and Salf-Strvic* ttorai only
in Naw Janay, Staran Island to Reckland Cty.
»<h.ndNikdi.d
Bakar
nb.b.*t.M
Bosoo
Comet Cleanser
Na-SaH
llui Ltbtt
Milk amplifier
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Fabric teft.nar rlma
4 Hoi^i, I 1H/,...M,
pint M l o
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Ivory Soap
Ivory Soap
Duz
Oxydol Detergent
Pinonal i l l *
For diihoi. laundry or beth
For diihai, laundry or balh
For tha family waih and dlihai
foryaurlaundry
4 «»•• 27°
3
m«dium 4 A f l
2 '"'• M»
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Swoathaart Saap
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Mild and Mall.w
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Camay Saap
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2
1
Super Suds
Detergent
With 7c e(l
With 15c off
flant fifi|
Colgate's Fab
Colgate's Vel
Far tba family waih and dlihjai
With )e off
With 7e oM
Far laundry and dliH«i
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BED BANK BEGISTE1
SAFEWAY
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your cupboards wtU-stockod!
- - and you can do it now at BIG SAVINGS
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American Beauty Brand !
Fish ^
; Dked Carrots
'Spaghetti
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* Sweet Corn
S Tomato Sauce
* Tomato Soup
* Tomato Juke
c ! Canned Milk
TraoV -
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BOND CTAMPS
M
Cfip otf Ikaso Coupons
* Pork & Beans
vitwnin rick
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Town HOUM
parky lUvor
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•vaperatad
1,000,000,000 Pound C»Htt
iMfiM 50 M I I M C M •» 6 H M > M U
Scftwoy cwfOMtfs all §vir MM Mtini***
Whole Potatoes
1
EilWards Coffee
Stock Your Freezer and Really Save!
For
. Snow Star.
(Sptdal 4 pack $2.49)
Orange Juice
^63.
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(12 e r a $2.49)
lol-air
(12 cant $4.49)
W a f f l e s it pk»<. $i.3»)
Whok Chick.™ by I h . pound
Bel-air Pies
B & l ^ ^ i ^
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4%B% S^aash
d Picnics
Super Suds
For the /<n«t in Prodtice... «H you iwcd rmemter b Safeway!
More Money'Savers at Safeway
VelPow
Ritz Crackers
Gaucfio Cookies
HiHoGackers
Nestles Morsels
Rainbow Na$un$ * o & 2 ^ 2 5 »
Hudson Napkins JStt* 2»M* 35«
Woodbury Soap " ^ 4 E 3 3 .
Cheddar Cheese "
Cranborry Sauc*
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Potato Sticks . J ? 5 f t i r r i O
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Oohho King
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Pwss-V loots
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Airway
Thursday, Nor. 5, 19S9—21
t
Section Two
RED BANK. N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1959
Leaves Board Post
In Holmdel
Cop Faces
Charge Of
Embezzling
7c PER COPY
Police Make Arreat
In Copper Theft Cote
M I D D L E T O W N - PoBee
fttayaaoad O.
Court Fight Seen
Ernest DoOfota,»,ol Its Mass
HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP - The
resignation of Mrs. Edwin Liebe- VUitor Welcomed
arrested oa a charga of
Allege He Sold
NEWARK <AP)-The Now Jerncw. McCsmpbeU-Rd.. Holmdel
sey pefitkal aceoe raouaetf « v
Village. Board of Education vice •—With Wrong Flag
Inaunuaee, Did Not
sotted today la the wakaof Toas*
Ho said DeOrete, a
.president, was accepted at
dsys etacuoa.
: •
'
meeting of the board in Holmdel NEW YORK (AP) - Flap of
Turn
in
Prenlama
decorated the meternot he took
A new tax prapesal - w u put
Elementary School last nightaW
aasaaanaikaka*
forth to settle the transit crisii,
.
Mrs. Llebenpw served on the
UNION BEACH-Police Chief
the Sunday sates baa faced a
. hi Rarttan stay,
personnel, education, r policy si
John F. Conroy last night acMetartajsa
court fight, and there wore raoy the IfJ r Metals and RateHolmdel School committees.
cepted the resignation of Patrol•WtMWtjrl
log Co.
If' 6 f fVOOVMtB fabV % - H ^ ' J H Q T
man Michael J. McKowne.
I
/First elected In 1054 to fill
Port Authority
yeeeetday.
leglilative races.
one-year unexpired term, she w u Hal
The
action
followed
filing
of
a
' ' Vi^^
C W•a;
re-elected to two successive
complaint against the policeman
hargo have
oa far
Approval likely*
three-year terms'. She has served H w i t h ail African Republic by an official of the Nationwide
a year, and dkat at
la
of
CMaea
gaveaeslfalfcatae
Anetion to Be Set
Mutual' Insurance Co., charging
five years on the board, having
so""'
Mr. McKowne with embezzlement
served only one year of her secflags
el
Ghana,
aasthir
new
KEANSBURG
- Borough Couaof Insurance premiums. .
ond, full term.; .
?
MI ,
eU last night
g
Magistrate Alfred T. Hennessy,
g approved aa agrosActing on the orders of her AfriCM
ftpsMICf
w
t
M
csty Diagrfaat of Ceav Jr., said this morning that armaat with the l l Port Authority
physician; Mrs. Uebenow resign- The
eree
aoT^oMIe
Events
lots
Doroanng
raignment is scheduled In GUH,
b d i
tor sale of N l
ed for health reasons.
the aaafu on a flat* nlcipal court for next WednesWasckaackCroak.
• • ., - ; ' The
war their r
Board President Harry Lubwho
tt
saU
delivered
Authority
members
are
expec- ar
day
night
•*' '^H^ml- l a
kert said her resignation w u
ted
to
add
their
approval
at
a te
tap prognai to uee Now Joraty
Mr. McKowne has been ro-|
major loss to the board.
[W#B^EBSBBB> faaaMaaVaaBBl saB BBsBBat" aBRBBBV
moiling tonight .
Board member Harry D. Pitch- The flog ef Galaea has three leased in $1,000 bond.
ooaal
otrhjos
of
red,
fallow
and
Oaea
bath
groups,
have
ftuaad
Chief Conroy reported that the
er was elected vice president to
WASHINGTON (AP) - T h e Re-the agrMment a ^ajslutloa to the
gissn. The flag of Ghana has patrolman had been selling ini t i h o a l s . ' • / ' • • • ' / • , " '• '• " • '•• !*succeed Mrs. Uebenow.
jubUcans' analysis of Tuesdays ftdvtfti0#' tow peopway' t»y • w u With
surance as a part-time-Job.
oaly' two of tao atota'a
Mrs. Uebenow would have been
local ejections a*veethera little win bo prepared. It U baUeved
a
star
to
the
In
the
complaint,
Mr.
McKowae
board president next year.
BAHJO OUT O V i l • U L P — L K Franklin IWanoHarrod.
T
o
m
,
S7,
is
aa
a
is
charged
with
collecting
premtbe
council
will
act
on
the
resohto^snvvpUj naoava
oaa^av ^ voouaai ' eaia^BBpOeoBsv Bavuaj
The name of Charles E. Hamiums and not turning the money 21, explains at Tampa, Ha., how ho was roscnod" from gaining control of the House in tton at Ita regular
to tf
ilton wee offered for the uaex!
in
to
the
company
or
otherwise
The only aanouacad
Is m .to 044M to -TfUdays rafo>
fho ftulf of Mexico after oallinej our from o stfieken
plred t«rm, .but after; a discusAlthough the scattered elecaccounting for It, Chief Conroy
sion on .the possibility of other
147 jet bomber. A Coast Guard holleepter spotted tions offered little advance light Marriek^oss, NewaA. He h u
stated.
1
offered 171,000.
persons believed Interested In the
The officer waa appointed to Harrod, the navigator, about10 mrtei south' sotrtjiwost on next year's contest for the The borough's debt oa the prop.
post, it was agreed to table apprasMsacy.
with
some
the
police
department
in
January
of Tampa lay, after ho floated In a M e jacket for two
« ^ « e r t y U l B I . 0 « O . iactodlag
pointment until a-later date.
they seemed to reconfirm today a
of this year.
BBllif.VPsf mjf W HW^a
Richard M. Ford, principal of
hours. Thraoothor members of thecraw are listed as
to the Mr. Cross' ntona can tor dradf gatng late oBoat Nov. •.«.
la
June,
he
was
charged
with
Holmdel Elementary School, *«s
miulno.
"'
OOP:
•
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assault'
and
battery
against
tog of tho basto to aocoaMdate
appointed attendance officer tor
Im Piinl Jirfaa
Wast Keansburg man,, but'
The Republicans still are hart some 400 boats; a motel, a res- '"
n e school sad George S. Kin,
M. Scherer on Nov. i s
cleared
of
ing
poetically
in
the
cities.
tearaatrbar aad a swimming poetis scheduled
bade, board secretary, was aanv WASHINGTON (AP) - A now
scheduled to
to hear
hear a i a w
own strategists had ssld sa ur- are among tab faculties said lobe is
oa. tfM constitutionality e t v a
ad attendance officer for high
der drug produced by an odd
revolt
fed
the
Democratic
In
court.
lactadad to the proposed martoa measure. And John Clancy, N t l *
school students.
.9
microbe n a y be superior to the
congressional landslide m
ark attorway said yosterdayjo
y, To prevent unnecessary traffic, most versatile antibiotics, It was Mr. McKowne lives at 21 Hang
S
t
He
has
three
children.
OffldaUy,
Isadora
of
both
parwin
to lessen danger"; to walking stu- reported today.
in ask for aa lahMK^ axaast
ties
claimed,the
results
augured
Both C. Bernard Blum, borough the law if Sdtem daos..asTS
noise during The new drug has the Jawdents and
:
well
for
their
'
school hours, the, board voted to breaking name of dimethylclprEATONTOWN — Mambers of te an unfair burden on the bust_
aad Mayor Jamu J. ear a dedsioa bafora Nov. 11.
|av« chains stretched across the tetracycltoa. Its developers merthe Sewerage
. He suggested
that a charge
g Authorityy wll)
) meet
gg
g Democratic Chairman Paul M. Gravaajr have gone on record as Ckmeynpn§MtglG
entrance off Chestnut Ridge Rd. cifully have nick-named it DMCT.
b d as iia Red
Rd Bank,
Bk on Butler said the elections roaf- advoett&ag the boat basin; as a Harrison, the chain of
wlthotfidaUo* thaBendUA^vkba baaed,
te OM Manor Estates and across DMCT was described at the
potaatial major assst'for tho bar* rlor^whkh lawteotth^o
atton Corporatton's.. Eatoatown the vohnna; of water used by the firmed what he called a
givon his party la 10(0
plant Tuesdayy to discuss,
the entrance off Keypprt-Holm- seventh annual Hatkma) Sympoap
s , re-aegog laundromat ;
e*hj of Sunday Hoaiag. Two
nstratod the "vigorous food Last night Mr. Gravaay;' corn- 's- u- • *bsen
del Rd.
adjustment
of
ttatto off the
th company's
.
jus
turn on AntMriotfcs. -It was rettatton
py ' payp y The reouest .for
• • • •lotoad
-•
\ fin
a ; ttha o - c u o l ]
of the Democratic party moated that such a davftopsasnl we
'Chains will be in use only dur- ported effective against a brigade
tt the
h rats was denied
d i d by
b the
h jew»e Caanael
ChaaaeJ Lumber Co. •, • : ^
menu
u for
f sewerage service,
i
tt
eraga group.
ing school hours.
u it preparaa 1
would do much to counteract poor :i»e_to% Brass ohargaltww
of ailments including stubborn
anrwuneed yesterday.
WASHINGTON <AP)-Afl At was
"Our
campaign of M00.
publicity tho borough h u lately* a«BBa)BBBBBilHB^BMl'aBBB>'fiBBBl t ^ B a t h i ^
urinary tract Infections, severe Ientown,
department store The Sewerage Authority chair- said Mi
'and under the Sea. Tburstoa B. Morton (R- sd over the years.
.
,
.George A« - Morgan, • tdd
owner says'it pays'to
t advertise
d t i
KY). the Republicon aat
"It would put Kotasburg on
fever, acute respiratory ills, and •^ovan tja a tetovieioe program meeting of the group that plans terms of the" trust
y can act be changed until chalrmaa. staad it up this way: the
ie map u a ahora resort,'' ha
severe childhood infections such paid for by another sponsor.
for the - now MwuiagC' system
a^at'aaaaa^aalaaaafl''aaaai' dnaaafer 1
^ |
«HBBBnPaVsl.^0By-'BBBBT ]
u virus pneumonia and baclllary Such free plugs, he indicated, had antidapted a revenue from the system has been - is> opera "Modest Republican aat
one
year.
to
New
York.
New
Jersey,
i
dysentery. ,-,
A
letter
was
received
from
F.
Bendix
based
on
a
70.000
gallon
frequently are paid for with
"
*
•"In ;«ajr-.. case,*- the chairman sytvanla.
A. BarricaDk 1U Carr Ave., reIt's produced by a mutant, or thousands of under-the-table dot. day effluent volume. - ' •
L
continued, '*h is not fair to comtraufor the
variant strain of the same mold- lars.
Now, he says, plant eagmoti pare ut to Rod Bank, where the Onto. Rnighrjr a stanM
necticut
la
„
.
.
,
like organism that'produced the Max Hess, the
claim to have reduced the volPANAMA (AP)-PresMent Er- "Golden Drag," Aureomydn,
had a sutawlds gato* of
store man, told of j
to some 40,000 gallons by
aetto de la Guardla, Jr., last about a decade ago.
sight "condsmud and dlsapcost Besioas, this
aso)orityhitfM
terjnto a 'stream. Tiw p a m asto tern is not a
proved vsjssnt ossnonsmnaas According to reporte by Ameri"CaJiofofc
by
Panamanian nationalists can, British, Japanese and. Mex-employee, Kenneth Hotter, man*
:
Is
a
ram
"la my own state of L
.
fWV MWJ
against U.S. control of die Caul ican researchers at the sympos- aged to slip in two mention raduct daft vHluMt, but «w§ will*
' ends aa expected
p
Democratic spttt Tho council agreed to moat with Ueloa aad
Democratic1
ium, it's now showing at least of the Hess department store beb aotorap]
to notice MnnMtaT bts#d on —•--* >
Z o n e . '•
...
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did not materitUsa and theDam- Mrs. Csaaeroa 00 the matter next r
'
De la Guardla told the nation in preliminary evidence of being ef• » * • « . « • Sttton figure, accord"
ocrata woo the etocueaj oceord- Tuesday. Also .-^-—
*«
-—-«*v date
»••. 1
^ ^ * ^ ^ r r ^ ^ e aWaaxon^nomgo^nang ^Pgaajg gBjSJpB^o
set wfor
that
ing to Mr. Morgan.
a broadcast that the attacks Moo- fective at lower doses and active tion and want off the show.
i
to form.
wtttj local tavora •** Craao won reflection by f
is a..,.
day on theU S . Embassy and onagainst more bacterial strains Hen aaid he had tossed money Stwttift AMtnOfnr rMudts to mat
'AH to an 1 thtok the Repubrevtow .of; bato'
U.S. Army troops and Canal Zone than any of Its doer relatives. to so many entertainers and Bendix to taste", a meter totbsS
licans have ovary reason to look
cdlecMoy j a d discuspolice at the border of the sone These are all grouped u tetra- show business personalities for measure the effluent have not
confidently toward 1001."
the road coastracttoa
"wen not fair to the authorities cyclute antibiotics-a field which these free plugs he couldn't re- been acted on, the chairman said.
Racnolieaa National Comaiittee repair program for 1000.
of
of a
n country
c o u y which has,
, with, us,, includes such drugs, u Aureoray- member them nU.
Tuesday's
meeting
has
been
set
Pressed to name some, he men'
rasssichars blamed unomptoy- Council
a vital and mutual tauttatt in the cla, Terramydn and Achromy- tioned newspaper columnists Bob up in an effort to establish a fair
meat in part tor a lOM drop of from tab Jersey Contra!
cin.
canal."
basis
for
sewerage
aervice
pay17 per coatt la
l four,
f
years to
I the
th of a IWoot strip of land adjacent
•Feeling, against the United The tetracycllnes are currently Consldine of Altonhurat, N. J., ments from the aviation firm. partmemv Uesaao to operate, a 17
iiwtri
ttt
P
veto tom 17tothorailroadstation.Ownership
17
t
>p
Statos still ran high, pemonstra- the most widely used board-spec- and Jack O'Brian. Both of them,
?
J
??ffl*•*!:''Hl!l&°°
congressional
vote
Sutt
tors stoned ..the offices of the trum antibiotics. Broad spectrum he said, had "coma up to the
of New by the borough pamtits use bf the
store"
to
promote
goodwill.
At
the
same
meeting.
William
rebut
certain
chargaa
made
dorYork.
g
dr
strip
u
a.roadway,
suburban
arau
the
American-owned Ught. and power means they are active against a
I the
th recantt campaign,
i toto the
h GOP vote increased only 10 per Other buatooM htcradrt a 00company fat me capital yesterday wide range of germs-as distin- O'Brian. TV columnist for the Petruiel, owner of the Eaton- Ing
i of the Saa>
and set fire to an aMeaaobUe. guished from narmw-spectrum N e w York Journal-American, town Laundromat. 10 Main St,
cent whoa the Democratic total day oxtouton to Harry Pivakk,
unqualified
eragi
Newark buiMar/w that ho may
,' Shortly.before de£to Quardla antibiotics like penicillin, which promptly denied he had ever appeared, t o / protest
lumped 30 par cent
.
o n \B.
\B. Smock.
in^ U
Leon
complsto a search of tbe
The Ronabaieaaa niekad i s M
went on the -radto, Panama pack a powerful wallop hut a n plugged the Hew store In his aervice charges on his establish- C o u M i l n
Central
— . — —
" ™ " • " •gf^^wen^snaao' niwajMaaoaa -aaaar «]0JBW
way tract be
charged in a dipiomatic note that relatively limited as to p r m tar- articles and '.'ray columns will ment Attorney John Wooley, who Jr., who operates the Eatontown
represented the laundromat own- aaworago plant
to Oc Aasopb^outtoUatoa,a^asT.
the dtoosshow that"
the U S . troops and police pro- gate.
any
practical
hope
of
regaining
1 of Mr. Lannlng also appeared
voked the antMJiS. violence by The
~ drug w u developed after He said he w u hired for $1,000 er, said he waa being charged $08 tta
control of the Senate next year. lag of aa ordtnaaee to Install a mors of recouatt la thaM raato.
filter to tao sowage
too. Tbs Unton asosa
their rough handling of national- six yean of research by, scientists to make a,personal appearance a year per machine, or a total before the group,
~
ista trying to parade the Pana- of Lederia Laboratories, a dlvi- oa a.PhUadolphia TV show spon- of 11.440 a year for the 34 ma,
:... , v ttoa.olfBur:andtho i ;
plut
could
increase
their
urban
lovely at the plant" Mr,
b f Hess. He want to the
manian flag through the Canal
slon of American Cyanamld Co. sored
J
strength a wto by their a n * To permit'
A l l e n t o w n store beforehand, This, according to the attorney, said, "contrary to ac
Zone.
dOaUal aoniaae could brtag the attend, the U
I've board around."
O'Brian said, and met
The Panama government w u
executives.
Mr. Smock Is now ttsted with House back uadsr their manage.
replying to a Washington protest
the State Health Diparunoat as
also w u paid 11.001
/against the attack on the Ema trainee, accordtag to Mr. Lea- But Tuesdays returns indicated 24.
for a personal appearance, Hew
bassy and the afternoon-long
the Roput"
ning, and It it -expected;;<
._ e
testified. In New York, Censictaah at the boundary of the
BotawoHhi
obackoat
whoa he has ouaUttoif and m
lone.
"i • .-'
dine said ha once had mentioned
York
dtias.'
Then
axambutiou, be wU become the
Do la. Guardla warned Us NEW SHREWSBURY - J«cklHess' store" in Ma Heerst-eyndi.
plant operator in charge.
•'. Gov. Nelson A. Rockafouor took
" " . "la
people that "extreme measures C Johnson. Trenton, w u fined r-*""
308
last
night
on
a
reckless
The authority approved an ad- a personal hand to auccosi
[ considered a newsworthy way."
are fatal for the relationship beto return Aubura
tween governments and peoples, driving charge. He also had Ms "It had nothing to do with President Etesnhower's foreign dltional expenditure of to.oot to
_ nhw
_ j Instan a pump and force mala
and the only results of them are driver's license revoked for a plugs," he said, adding "I'm wr next month touching
NEW YORK (AP) - Contract
the building of resentment and year.
lappy to mention any Hem of countries w u halted today in fro* to bring sewerage from the Max- RapubUcaaa roplacad
bitterness-,"
The. decision canto in Munici- Interest that Is newsworthy."
worid capitals u a bold and im- well St., area to the Lewis S t Democratic mayors in the state nagotlaHuua to the metropolitan SHREWSBURY — B o r o a g h
probably win be ked
aglaative step. His visit'to India pumping nlasrt OrlguMl plans had "hue toeing control of four city a n a milk Industry resume today, Coandl
But he said Ms, government pal Court from Magistrate Martrees in tbe at Hi Nov. IT
to use a gravity system, but halls. This w u interpreted
obviously was the headltaier.
bad warned the U.S. authorities vin E. Schaefer.
r^W^IMsfl WBffe
_
•two months ago of'the "danger- Johnson
. ,
.wu
_, arrested
„
- Saturday
JRW
,
Moscow
newspapers
carried
out to be uwdvisabla
Indication
thattax to* KOvtVt ADwOWe COUaMH lof t M brook Oardsas.
fromMined
an WlgpBViliQf
„ ally as an
oua emotional reactions" that "»f» l n « £ W | M 1 c N « f ' « n e j
brief
announcement
of tbe
Presi-a <>ua
poiat
offaUefs
state
income
111 conspaates tovotvod, aaid at Mtttoa A. Abramoff. attsraoy
rtef a 10.000
a mile
t swing
f ththrough
P l view,
fnmi Mr.
an Unalng
*
could explode owr rejection of Herring. He lad police on a 00w u' "not •
dent's
Laming told tthe group. crease
me end of the day that n o tafts tor Murray Rosoa. Rod Beak,
* complaints.
*....«.
thaDomocrata
Asia and Europe on the inside or
m U t „ !„,„. a,,,, trough the
Panamanian
Vote riaarll Bsasisl
LITTLE SILVER-Mastor Sgt back pages. Then w u no Immeoevewpor
or. tne
tract,
wero "down to two or three bad- anginal
T " l - ~ "
» ~ « " g f " * •»••
os^
v
anaajaf
borough until apprehended.
The
body
turned
down
a
rim J. Jasto. Jr., 40, of 447
n i h t tthat
h t work
k
rock lesuu."
told council last sight
Johnson also w u charged with Dawey S t , Long Branch, suffsred diate editorial comment
quest by borough oagtoeen
Probe
Fake
Report
wm be dona thai wok se c o m ett
Samuel Cohen, counsel for the win
Britain's conservative
carving a concealed weapon. He
resurface
Waston
Ft.
accord
_
left
five tocala of tbs Teamsters Uaremains on $2,300 ball on this
epedfleaiioirwhleh wore, the Army Chief Found
Wtttam W Curdt
hit a tree
Mscmillan's
charge for a subsequent hearing. it Rumson Rd. andeat
coasMcred,. superior
toj HAVANA <AP)-Fidcl Castro's ion partidpatiaf to the aagoti- Coaadbnaa
.
Branch Ave. Minister
SDOM, described the sitoattoa u
called Elsenhower's visit to Inbefore sewer axes- government ordered an Invutiga- IUII critical."
Bollce u i d Sgt Jsslo w u trav- dia
"That road has got
"A plain warning to Com' vattoas were made. The con- lion today Into the origia of a
sling west on Rumson Rd. at 1 a. munlst
' SHREW9BURY-A public hearChina" and New Delhi hU sulting engineer brought In a fake report that the mteetng army A threatened strike h u been brought up to topnotoh ,
m. when he went through a stop "most significant"
fog to discuss a sewer system
dastlnaUe«. sample of the original surfscng commander, MaJ. Carnuo Ciea* held hi abeyance smce tho work before I accept i t " Mr. Caret
street, knocked down three street
m this borough probably will be
contract expired a week ago Sat- said.
signs in front of the tree, and One of Rome's leading news- sad was Instructed to use similar fuegos, was alive oa a small is- urday.
held Nov. 33.
papers, II Messaggero, called the material in resurfacing the road. land off Cuba
totally
damaged
his
car
against
Mrs. Lois MacMahon Jolce told
trip "a mission of ccurafk and It w u announced that M will Supporters of Castro suggested The 111 companies supply milk Should the road be ~
,
Borough Council last night the LEONARDO - The American the tree.
awareqess."
"
to 1> miWon persons in New York and taken over by the hot
Sewer Study. Committee has se- Legion Auxiliary and Post are He was taken to Rlvervlew Hos- The British-owned Indian news- M possible to carry s sewerage counter-revohitioaarioi were be* City, Northern New Jersey, Long It probably will bo the
llected that date for the meeting. sponsoring a toy demonstration pital by the Little Silver First paper statesmen said, "It would line to. the Mary Leo Nursing hind tho hoax to lure the Prime Island. Wutehostor aad Rocklaad chapter of a controversy between
"
into a trap oa the uninF i l arrangements must be Monday. Nov. 30. in the post Aid Squad, given emergency he unwise and incorrect to see In Home. ISO Mala St., by cutting IMinister
Final
N. Y., aad FairfleM the borough aad the dwahipai.
across the rear of adjacent prop- habited Island, UO miles southhome. The auxiliary and post are treatment and then transferred to
made to use the school.
Mr. Rosen aoM the tract last
County. Conn.
President
Eisenhower's
visit
an
erty.
Eaumente
are
betag
east of Havana.
. She said the group "hopes to planning the annual poppy drive Patterson Army Hospital, Fort effort to stampede India '— —-•-- -— -•
" The original report was attrib- The negoUatiou Involve 11,000 spring, but still is reapoasiWe
into sought from five owners of- ad.present all the facts about sew. In May. Mrs. Walter ParssUs will Monrnouth.
for carrying out the provisions to
involvements,"
jacent lots.'
uted to two ham radio operatora m l l k plsnt workers snd delivery
ere," Including pro and eon enter the history contest. Mrs. Sgt. Juio waa Issued sum- new
'
h u reputedly declared Mr. Morgan told the five-man relaying what purported to be a men of the 111 firms. Both the the, performance bond.
argument), location and- costs. Jean Wood, Girl State chairman, monses for no driver's license or heNehru
Mr. Abramoff said Mr. Rosoa
Intends to stand firm on In- thrit that
h revenue
_ from
t i a navy launch
l h that
h plant *aad delivery workers are >f«^efdered
Council rejected a $13,000 grant sent applications to Douglass Col- registration in his possession and dia's neutralist foreign policy. The authority
phi oak trees at
sewerage
stem next year
•Ing a stop sign.
it had rescued Clenfuegos represented by the Teamsters the directionIN
m February to determine how lege for this year.
of the Shade Trw
Md for '1M0
S o and called for Castro to fry by Union.
much it would cost to Install a The auxiliary entertains the
planting la the
conference today he was vary they will bo 1141,000
Wages now range from $100 toCommission far
helicopter and pick him up.
STOLEN CAR BURNS
v
county auxiliary at a meeting
sewer system..
happy at the news of Eisenhow- He Instructed the consulting The report that the popular SIN a week, The uoloa originally btvelepmeat.
The Sewer Study Committee Dec. 11 at the post home. The M'lDDLETOWN-Flre early this er scorning.
To Study Code
gineer to pepa
ti
engineer
prepare an estimate
irmy commander was ufa
army
safe after demanded Incressu of SO to 110 a In other business, Mayor Berreported In January that there "is annual Chrlstmu party will, be morning helped police locate a
of revenue based on the present being missing a week touched off weak
wsek. The employers have offerno urgent need for sewers for 10 held In the Cedar Inn In Decent- stolen car.
nard B. White appointed a fiveSTEER CLEAR
snd planned number of users.
a wild, spontaneous demonstra- ed weekly packsgu of 17.40 for
Patrolman John Kelly spotted
to 20 years" If the present rate ber,
committee to
The engineer also.wss uked tion. Shots were fired In the air plsnt workers and 11.40 for route member
of growth continues.
A county meeting will be held the auto, burning, on Walling SHREWSBURY - Hunting «
establishing a fire
In Freehold Nov. 13.
Ave. near Main St., Leonardo. son starts next week, but sports- to request immediate action by In Jubilation, and there were un- men. Many Issues la addition to cods.
•
»••!• rimr Nwv
A 1952 sedan, owned by Ken- men had better stay clear of this the S * J Construction Company, confirmed reports of seven per- wages have been Involved la the Councilwoman Mrs. Lota MaoTop Hronitwty tnUrUlnnunt i t club
slks.
STORY OF METHODISM
leth Hopfsensterger, 2 Kelvin borough, Councilman Edgar W, Columbus, N. J., builders of the sons being wounded by bullets,
Ktnilniton, Hi, M, ton I Bmnnh,
Mahon Jolce said a roqusat for a
ttirourii lUlurdty. two ihowt nl(*ly,
Leonardo, was .virtually Heller, Jr., told Borough Coun- system, to improve condition of President Osvsldo Dortlcos, afOlnicr Kolt, iWk 'n (toil: Tiilu Mont. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)-The Ave.,
street light near Suanybau Or.
cil
last
night.
No
hunting
with
a
the
sldewslks
it
hss
replaced
al•ni>Jn>, Hmilh Aintrlonn Bonjo.liino«n Methodist church has named the destroyed.
MEETING
DATE
Belford fire comter conferring with Castro, quickhad been turned over to the
Tommy !Uy, amount 4 o«mi; *>l
jun,
or
bow
and
arrow,
Is
allowed
ong
Tlnton
Ave.
and
In
other
ly announced that the report was
Mrrlolo, |il«no unit lulur, IMitinn (1A iy the Rev. Dr. Emory Stevens panics were called out.
areas, Mr. Morgan ssld, they false and told newimen: "At this SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Board of Freeholders for action.
nils for rsiorvHtlnni, —A>tv»rilifttn«nt,
n the borough, he ssld.
lucko of Nnriivillo, to turn out
The governing body will meet Mr. Curdt said drainage pipes
have
been
left
in
an
umatlafsc
Whin
In
doubt
tbout
hnw
to
mil
un*
I me we hsve no news to give on Tuesday at t p. m. IU meeting had been installed on James St.,
Vmir VIHMII ll>
> projected now history of Amer- lirolilum with Th« Itnliur'i cluil¥mr
Valltot
Itnltr
ory
condition
sfter
they
were
reCnmJn* soon, Mnnrit'
mm
a
wanttit houMhoH gooili, a ol v ( your Comlni »oon. Mnurlo* Scltwarti
he whereabouts of MsJ. Clen- vas not held Tuesday became of and the road will be surfaced to
can Methodism,
Noni.—Ailviriuoniflnl.
ad «d«.—Advtrtmmmt.
placed.
Som.—A4v»rtiitmint.
'uego»."
lection day.
about 10 days.
.'
Council OK*
Sale of Lots
For Marina
Election Gave
GOP little
Hope Boost
Odd Microbe
Gives New
fonder Drug
jndix Sewerage Use
Is Subject of Meeting
Retailer Says
He Paid for
' Plugs
Panamanian
Chief Scores
Violence
0^njaaja> - ' n^aaaat
v
Trenton Man
Fined $205
Eisenhower
Trip Hailed
As Bold Step
Resume Milk ^ y j
Pact Talks Road OK
Car Hits Tree,
Man Injured
w
Sewer JStudy
Hearing Set
Legion Lists
Activities
BED SJAWK BEGI8TCT
23-Thnrsiar, Hoy. 5, m »
Red Bank; Mrs. Philip Efrfand,
STORK SHOVE*
BELFORD —Mri. Bruce Ege- New Shrewsbury; Mrs. William
LETTERS
FROM
the nearly t7> jillloa allocated
land, Morris Ave., was given a Liebehani, Tinton Falls;. Mrs
this year,
;-, \
•
stork shower by Mri. Robert Ronald Tamow, Highland!, Mrs.
OUR READERS
: The representative of a large
VanBrunt and Mrs. Thomis E. John Crum and Mrs. Carl Tarnational corporation recently
SUrnick in St. Clement'* Epla- now. Keansburg. and Mrt, Mai.
LAKEHUMT LAYOFFS
eopal church hall. A cake was laroppi, Mrs. William Meyer and
I Prepared by N. J. Taxpayer*! commented on the costliness of
Miss Innes Meyer, Fair Haven.
decorted with a cradle.
I Association. 143 E. State St.J centralized .state, financing for
Fort Monmouth, N. J.
local governmental, operations.
Trenton S, N. J.
Gueits included Mrs. Dora TarBased on company* experiences in
SIXTH BIRTHDAY'
To the Editor:
now, Mri. Milford Van Brunt,
doing
business: throughout the
Mrs. Thomas Matzaroppi, Mrs. BELFORD — Marilyn Duggan, We, of Local 47S NFFE Fo
, Remote Government
George Schmitt, Mrs. Joseph daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Monmouth, N. J., have b
The farther government re- Nation, he said:, "Where we find
Munch. Jr., Mrs. Anne Tarnow. Duggan, Green Ave., celebrated saddened, again, as we saw,
moves, itself from the people, the high state aid programs)' we find
Mrt. J<*n Euler. Mrs. Robert her sixth birthday Nov. 1. Pres- you saw, in the press that
less responsive and more, costly high local costs. Conversely, the
Krueger, Mrs. Wilson Millar, Mrs. ent were Shirley and Ellen Rich- Navy Department with .its mi
it becomes, says the New Jersey costs
costs of government generally
Michael Motsek, . Misses Eileen ardson,' Michael and, Denise lions in payroll fad disbursement
Taxpayers Association.
/ are lower where'financing is assumed locally."'
Godown »nd Judith Scott, this Bruntz, Nancy Williamson, Rob- is conducting a R1F (reductio
The teaossKy of goverameat
Takingt eo|
"
cogaluaoe
of the 1m.
place; Mrs. Philip Mauaroppi ert and Kenneth Dennli, and in force) at the Lakehurst Navi
ta grow aad l u cost* to cflnb
porCaaseotl
i of keeping the taxpeyand Mrs. Thomas Mairaroppi Sharon and Kathleen Duggan.
Air Station. This action, with
as the Ostaaca •sparattag g w i haUssg dUtance at hit
cumulative snowballing and dj»
erameatat avtfcerlty from n o
astraus effects upon various oth*eter lacraasaa, has loag baaa gevtrameat, the lle» Matlenti
er military services, has already
reeeanlsed by students at • » of the New Jersey Taxpayers
AssecUttoa arges:
resulted in the RIF's of scores
Uttcal sdeacc.
longtime Civil Service career eat'
One measure of <he advancing ".Delegation of the various funcUoas of government to the low.
ployees.
con- tioos
cost of remote governmental control has been the fsllopfcig est levels of goremment capable
' These are people—most of their
growth of Federal grants-ln-eid" crffulfiUlflf th*-;"efficiently and
—who selected the Federal Civil
to stat* aad local govarantents. economically. With minimum re.
Service as a career, but now,
1
These have climbed from $2 bll- llance upon centjMued financing,
mid-career, so to speak, they ar
I t e la 1*0, to S* billioa la 11*7, thus insuring maximum responterminated, leaving them to
to oaarly ts MUIM hut year, to siveness to the wittof the people."
vage what they csrt of thei
careers and the hard-won
fits of Civil Service.
In surveying these cumulative
and disastrous effects, in the Mon I D U C A T O M VISIT PORT r - The 130 delegates from Northeast Region, Aisoeieted
mouth County area, of what
NDtT TO ROROUftH HALL
' ROUTI J l
euphemistically called "retrench Public School System*, visited Port Monmouth yesterday morning. The region h a d ' a '
ment" and "meeting the budget,*' two-day convention at Molly Pitcher Hotel. Welcoming part of group js Col. A. L.
we cannot help but feel Oat there' Burke, director of the Signal School's Department of Spacieliir Training. Wad him,
is a vital screw loose somewhere!
Consider, that if these RIF'i left to right, are Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, luporintondent, of Red Bank schools, host for
WeSi«cMbf to tftt HMtf StMks
employees were all youngsters
tho APSS conference; David L Swartz, superintendent of schools ot. Carlisle, Pa.;'
Memben New York and Phiio.-Boiti. Stock Exchanges
their 20's, it would not hurt ft
Cat Pram Wibon's Certified Roof
Dr. X A. Sens'enbough, superintendent of schools of Frederick County, Md., and Fred
long. They can readily' begin
American Slock Exchange •
new career. But not so for most M . King,, supervisor of elementary instruction at. Rod Bank'.
WHOU
RONUISS
of those in their late 30's, 4D's,
STOCKS • BONDS • MUTUAL FUNDS
50's or «0's. What actually wii know, are helpless. However,' 1 name—and one of disrepute at
OPERATION A SUCCESS
happen to tome, you cani already Is
is very apparent that there is that
MIAMI, Fla. (APMriah L a * II
• ' ' ,j
Lester R. Roes, Mgn
' , •
guess. To prevent those personal both a crass disregard for the
Very truly yours,
cer, a colt who looked unbeatable^
M BAIT FRONT IT.
B I D BANK. NEW JERSEY
tragedies, our immediate and lo- human'and humane factors a
P l H
Paul
H. Schoening,
Sh
hut spring, will be pointed for all
i-SHadyaMe T M 1 C - - W X - I I N
cal supervisory personnel.
some level, and of the effects of
President, Local 479 National three-year-old campaign at Hiasuch actions on future recruitFederation of Federal Em-lean next winter with his main
ment for Civil Service in a most
ployees
Fort Monmouth, objective the 'Flamingo. Irish II
vital technological center of the
Ni J.
Lancer came through an oper-ll
free world during the nuclear
ation at Cornell University. forN
space age.
.• \
APPRECIATION
the removal of a. bone chip inn
How can these discarded veterhis knee.
"
•If
ttotrmor* to show
ans of Civil Service, who, with
SI Monmouth St.,
their great installations, have
Red
Bank,
N.
J.
for your •fforts
been wiped'out, recommend the
Nov. 2, 1959
self-same Civil Service ' as a To the Editor:
career to others when no thought The Halloween Parade and
is given by our personnel experts Carnival Committee wishes to exand their superiors at higher press its sincere thanks aad apechelons to the highly ad
dverse prec
preciation
tion to all the boys 'and
effects visited upon conscientious
girls'
ti
l who participated in the Tag
employees by inconsiderate poli- Days held Oct. 9 and 10. They
cies which strew their - human worked diligently and successwreckage in all directions? Men fully brought in a sizable conand women with families cannot tribiition to our Halloween Fund.
Just up and move because they The committee also wishes to
are RIF'd, once they are rooted express its deep appreciation and
in the community.
sincere thanks to all merchants,
CIMUM your aaat « n g mttr
The remedy? Let us
y
is and clubs who so
thing
in
our
power
singly,
and
—-Abmysaddteypar ,
generously contributed funds;
collectively—in
our
Employee
AsMvingi oa or btfbit the
gifts and refreshments to help
sociation—but on a regional basis. make this year's celebration the
lOthoftlMnonth/'Tliat
in order to create a strong enough very best yet.
•
way, your saving* bare earn
public opinion in Monmouth Coun- Last, but not least, a vote' of
, IMPORTID
•fan math's return—
ty to force all candidates for Nat- thanks goes to all those who so
ional
Office,
irrespective
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Union's Carlstadt distribu
Three Promoted Grand
tion center, Mr. Leeds will gs
the director of labor rela
By Grand Union' sist
tions, B. A. Lubeck.
EAST PATERSON — Three Mr. Milbank will superyis
promotion! were announced to- Grand Union's general account
day by The Grand Union Com- ing operations. .
pany. Vincent Veninata has been All will maintain their office:
named personnel manager for the in Grand Union general head
Eastern food chain; J. .Barren quarters in East Peterson. ,
Leeds m i appointed assistant to
the Director of Labor Relations
SPECIALIST
and John H. Milbank was named
BUFORD,
Ga. (AP)-A grade
chief accountant.
Mr. Veninata will act as co- schooler had a ready denial whei
ordinator of the company's per- his teacher called in a group o
sonnel policy for more than small boys suspected of throw
:3,000 employees in 11 states, ing rocks _at little girls on theii
Washington, D. C, and Puerto way home from school.
"I'm not a rocker," he sail
Rico.
Formerly supervisor of the indignantly, "I'm a pincher."
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Blair Back \N1EA Award
From Parley To Editor
NEWARK — The partnership
between private business ' and
government as * demonstrated
within the Federal Housing Administration will be honored here
tonight.
The occasion is the Mth anniversary of the FHA which has
been deemed largely responsible
for the greatest wave of home
building and - multi-family construction in the nation's history.
FHA Commissioner Julian H.
Zimmerman, Washington, will be
the guest of honor at a dinner
in the Hotel Robert Treat that
will be sponsored by the Mortgage Bankers Association of New
Jersey.
High Officials There
Joining the bankers in their sa<
lute to the FHA win be Seas.
Clifford P. Case and'Harrison A
Williams, Jr.; Reps. Hugh J. Addonido and William A. Widnall;
and State Treasurer John A. Kervick.
Raymond A. Mutbern, president
of the Mortgage Bankers Association, will officiate, and the toastmaster will be George B. Underwood, president of the Underwood
Mortgage ft Title Co, Represent f O t SATURDAY'S AUCTION — Robert Parkani. lefr,
tonwood
been chairman of the national As- ing the New Jersey Insuring of- Mrs. J . Letter Rlgby and Joseph D. Overman examine
sociation's insurance committee fice of the FHA will be Peter Chinese cloisonne lamp and antique pair of andirons
for two years. At the convention, J. Longarzo. director In Newark, which will be auctioned off Saturday for the benefit
he presented a new. check list and Michael Albert, director in
of the Tinton Falls Methodist Church building fund. It
to the membership.. His wife ac- Camden.
companied him on the trip.
In commenting upon the FHA's begin* a t I I a . m. at 459 Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury.
insured mortgage program, Mr.
Foodtown Sponsor!
Mulh_ern said it provides "long
term, 'low down payment loans Mike Ferguson
Performance
to the home purchaser mat has
NEWARK — Foodtown Super- been
a vital factor in making Entertains at 'Party
markets will present Bobby Dar- funds available from private capin Nov. IMS at the Mosque ital to support this tremendous RIVER PLAZA — Mike Ferguson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Theater here.
growth. Although a government
Darin, whose recording of agency, this has been accom- V. Ferguson, Park PC, was host
iroin » • •
'Mack Hie Knife" is No. 1 onplished on a sound business basis to a group of friends at a Hallothe Hit Parade, will give three at too cost to the taxpayer."
ween party last Friday night
performances.
Prizes were won by Joe CaAll Foodtown stores will sell
valieri, funniest; Sharon Meyer,
tickets for the shows.- prettiest,
and Diane Barrett, most
Included in the same show are
original.
Tina Robin and Jo-Ann.Campbell, vocalists and Tedd RandazAlso attending were Phyllis
zo. Paramount recording artist
Smith, Lynn Simklns, Patty SkhoRED BANK
da, Charlotte Tash, Ann Fritz,
MATAWAN — Rev. J. Jerry Beatrice Limbach, Bunny How26 Broad St.
Cacopardo, who became an or-er. Bill Quinn, Wayne MclaughSH 1-7229
dained minister while in prison, lin, Tommy Stoble, Jim Tbompconvicted of murder, wUl adi OoLITTLE SILVER
Bert
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men in Fellowship Hall, Rt
and' 'Franklin St., at 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday,
Rev. Mr. Cacopardo, who was
found innocent after serving a
number of years behind the bars,
later became an ordained minister, serving in San Mateo Presbyterian Church, in Florida.
Matawan Chapter said it is
planning a most active season in
social, educational and religious
fields new that the new sanctuary
Ahunlaam tabular
has opened.
togs. Hard tee
Mustod npMA wfth'
wfcHa t e a line*.
George R. Blair, secretarytreasurer of Fogging Unlimited,
Inc., 28 Linden PI., has just returned from Biioxi. Miss., where
he attended the 26th annual meeting of the National Pest Control
Association.
FLOWERS
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Was Convict
To Be Heard
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Samuel Ross is the sales manager, and Eugene Chmarenko is
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From India, Shrimp Curry at Its Best
He feat conducted retreat* at.
af«o fncluded. it you have (be*e spoons of the oil In a m*diumspices on your kitchen shelf, and sized skillet. Add shrimp and
Villa Marie Claire; Villa Victoria IAN DIEGO. Calif. (AP)-Dr.
like the Indian way, add the cook, tossing often, until firm
in Trenton; Villa Walsh, Morris- Charles Shaw, curator of reptiles
amount of curry powder wersug- and pink—3 to 5 minutes. Re-.
town and St. Rose's Church, Bel- at San Diego Zoo, was called to
gest and then throw in extra move shrimp and add remaining
mar, and Days of Recollections the steamship President V«a
a lizard with a
pinches of the others.' But be2 tablespoons oil to pan with
at Trenton Cathedral, at Catholic Buren to treat
;
careful of that red pepper unless garlic and onion; cook over low Rev. David Pathe of Villa Ma- churches in Long Branch and hangover.
you are sure your family and heat, stirring often until onion rie Claire Retreat House, Saddle Spring Lake, and at Catholic high During the trip from the Philfriends will welcome • hotter Is tender. Stir in curry powder, River, will conduct Day of Recol- schools in the New Jersey arch- ippines, the ship's crew had disa pinch of pepper and salt; concovered that the lizard liked soda
than hot dish.
:ctfon • services. for Court St. diocese.
water. Then, somebody spiked
Shrimp is back in good supply tinue cooking a few minutes. Add
Father Pathe was educated at the soda with whiskey. The lizard
just in time for this curry. If tomato and lemon juice and
Scton Hall Preparatory and Uni-was being taken to a trade fair
you use the small or medium cook 10 to 15 minutes, stirring
versity, and did his post gradu- at Oakland, Calif.
variety, add them as is. If you at the beginning and mashing the
ate studies at Immaculate Conuse very large shrimp you mayonion and tomato. Meanwhile,
ception Seminary, Darlington.
DAYTON HAS CASE
wish to cut each one -In half pour coconut and milk through
a strainer, pressing moisture
He was ordained in May, 1940, DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Coach
lengthwise.'
from coconut; discard coconut
and was assigned to St. Rocco's Tom Blackburn, University of
Shrimp Curry
meat. Slowly stir the recount
Parish in Newark, until 1942. Dayton basketball coach, hopes
Ingredients: V/2 cups milk, 1 milk into curry mixture. Cook
when he came to Villa Marie his 13th season will be • lucky
can (V/2 ounces) flaked coconut, over low heat about 26 minutes.
Claire in Saddle River.
one. He will have back Frank
l'/2 pounds shrimp (fresh or Add shrimp and continue cookFather Pathe is instructor in Case who scored.435 points in
frozen), 5 tablespoons corn oil, ing just long enough to heat
religion at Scton Hall Univers- 2S games last season. He also
1 clove garlic (minced and shrimp. Serve with hot cooked
h u a sophomore star in Garry
ity's Paterson College.
crushed), 2 medium o n i o n s rice and a small bowl of finely
He also conducts Can* Confer- Koggenburg who scored 711
(minced), 1 to 2 tablespoons cur- chopped parsley and scallions.
ry powder, cayenne pepper,.% Makes 4 serving*.
ences in Newark, Trenton and points in 33 gamesforthe frethtwna test season. Four
teaspoon salt, 3 medium-sized toRockland County, New York
matoes (peeled and chopped), 3
State. He also gives sermons 'seniors and six Juniors a n availThe newest U.S. Cabinet post,
tablespoons lemon juice.
at novena services at St. -Pa-able,
Rev. David Path*
trick's Cathedral, Mt. Camel and
Method: Heat milk to boiling; the Department of Health, Educreated
Jsune«,
Catholic
Daughters
of
St. Anthony's churches in New- Roger Davis. left guard oa rot
pour over coconut; let stand un- cation and Welfare, was
Syracuse football team/ raises
America,
Sunday
afternoon
in
St.
ark.
til cool. Clean shrimp; dry with in 1SS3.
dogs for field trails.
James Catholic Church.
paper toweling. Heat three table-
Recollection Day
For CDA Court
FROM INDIA comes this delightful shrimp curry. The recipe was adapted for American kitchens
but not tampered with!
• y CECILY BROWNSTONE testing the rule here a few does add some extra sweetness,
AP Newsfeatare* Food Editor changes were made. When this so in our recipe the original
curry is put together in India, amount of lemon juice has been
From faraway India comes a ghee (clarified butter) is used as increased as compensation.
recipe for shrimp curry. Often the fat; we suggest bland corn The other big change made for
culinary directions from India oil. In that country too, fresh co- American tastes is in the spiccall for exotic and unobtainable conut milk is added, but because ing. The original recipe calls for
Ingredients. But not this recipe! the fresh product is not always curry powder plus extra amounts
It's practical for American kitch- available h e r e , we suggest of three of the powder's regular
ens, and utterly delicious.
"milk" made from canned .coco- ingredients—coriander, and turWe admit, however, that in nut This canned coconut milk meric; powdered red pepper is
YES Slftl
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Atlantic Foodtown at Superama, Shrewsbury Avenue at Route 35, Shrewsbury
Pricoi effoctivo Thursday, Nov. 5 to Sunday, Nov. 8
26—Thursday, Nov. 5, 1959
RED BANK REGISTER
C H U R C H CHARTER — Signing charter of the newly organized King of Kings Luth-
record dating back to when he
was 11, assaulted the woman]
with a three-inch pen knife.as
she resisted his advances.
Some of her garments were
WEST ORANGE (AP) — 17- ripped off. She was stabbed in the
yetr-old graduate of a. reform neck and chest as she fought
ichool was picked out of a'police furiously.
lineup last night and accused of Police also say that Longq hit
attempted rape.
Mrs. Varne over the head with a
The boy is Vincent F. Longo. bottle' during the struggle and
Police say he admitted trying to then tried to choke her with a
rape Mrs. Klara Varne, 46-yeor- va'Cubm cleaner cord.
old mother of seven, Oct. 26*
Longo first ran into police trouMrs. Varne pointed to Longo jn-jble when he was 11. At that time
the lineup and said in her native he broke* open a poor box in
Norwegian to an interpreter;' West' Orange's, Holy . Trinity
Church," and then tried to set
"He's the one."
.
Mrs. Varne, Verona. wa»?!»«-, fire to the building. He served 11
4f months •'•in Annandale - Reform
luiUed in the tW.WW home Of
John C. Pfiier in Llewellyn Park; SOliool'" for shoplifting and auto
where she i s employed as a maid. thefts. He had been cut only
six- days before the rape attempt.
Police »«y, Longo, who ha* a
Youth, 17, Held
In Attack Try
eran Church, Middletown Township, with R t v . C . Roger Burkins, left,
witnets are four members of the congregation.
pattor,
at
They are, left to right, Mrs. Doris
Bakos, 57 McCormick PI., Middletown; A . T. Schildge, Tanglewood
Farm,
M'iddle-
town; Berry D. M c G r a t h , Rt. 36, Leonardo, and Arthur J . Lelong, 585 Sumrier A v e . ,
Belford.
Total of 121 signed the charter a t meeting in Beyview School, Belford,
attended by 160 persons.
Mrs. Charles Thompson, summer
TO ATTEND SESSION
round-up chairman, will also itCLIFFWOOD BEACH — Mrs. tend the, three-day session, Nov.
Joseph Deerin, president, and 18-20.
Mrs. William Beckner will be/lel- Other members who will attend
egates from
one-day meetings
egaics
irum the
ure Laurence
i^auicin.^ Harbor*»»»*«« une-uay
IJHWHWS* are
«»C Mrs.
mm. VinvmCliffwood Beach Parent-Teacher c e n t Bushman. Mrs. Tod KrumerAssociation
at
the
New
Jersey
•
' "-- "—• '-'-"•" aj;er, Mrs. Russell Macdonald,
State Convention at Atlantic City. Mrs. Vincent Applegate. Mrs. WilMrs. William Weeks, a past liam Loughlin, Mrs. Eugene
pres.urm,
„„». o
, ^ Mollis, Wosatka and Charles R. Thomppresident; Mrs.
Joseph
immediate past president, and1 son, also a past president.
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Having a e M ' t v y t a s » e ; a a 4 w v i a g t e Florida, I, the underslaaei, wUl seU•:'•&' aajbjle< ; auctMiin m y household goods
a a i funlsklass M the premises at . . .
Crttctnt Dr. & Rt. 34, Matawan, N. J.
Opposite Batteaweod Manor
'
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7th
10:30 A. M.
Oldsmobile, 4-door sedan (1953) in fine condition; refrigerator, 11 cu. ft., like new; four-poster double bed
(maple) with springe and mattress; rugs (domestic and
Oriental), eight-piece dinette set or Vermont rock maple
consisting of six chairs, refectory table, china cabinet;
server, occasional lounging chairs, coffee table, chinaware,
glassware, kitchenware, marine prints, dressers, bureaus,
chests of drawers, complete maple bedroom set, dressing
table, porch, lawn and tunroom furniture; brass fireplace
set, electrical appliances, linens, nests of tables, hide-a-bed
(Simmons), wall mirrors, pictures, bric-a-brac, china, power
mower, garden tools and entire contents of dwelling.
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with one of its greatest war
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MATAWAN — Magistrate and MEW YORK (AP)-The peaceA few Atlases are stationed at Irs. James H. Martin and Mr. education program being promotVandenberg Air Force Base, nd Mrs. James G. Martin, Mr.c-ed in the nation's Protestant and
Calif. Several more Atlas bases awan, attended a surprise birth' Orthodox churches by the Nationare being constructed through the day party Monday evening for al Council of Churches is prowestern United States.' The mis-Mrs. Harold G. Martin, Keans- ducing a "tremendous response
sile has a range of 6,300 miles. iurg, given by her husband, across the United States," says
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -• Four squadrons of Thors are irother of Magistrate Martin, at Dr. Kenneth L. Maxwell, head
-r The big three of U. §. mis- assigned to NATO troops in Eng- he Knights of-Columbus Home, of the council's International Affairs department. "People are
tilery — Atlas; ThDr and Jupiter land. Three Army<Jupiter squad' It. 36, Keansbiirg.
hungry for such responsible lead•— effectively ' demonstrated this rons are scheduled for early de- Sixty guests were present from ership
for p e a c e . . . "
{nation's rocket retaliatory power livery to.NATO forces. Two will lewark, Red Bank, Keansburg
go to Italy, one to Turkey. Each md Matawan.
in the past two'days.
All three were launched, on squadron has IS, of the deadly Mr. and Mrs. George Gray have
long-range test flights during a weapons.
eturned to their home in Jersey
20-hour period. Officials report- Although many U.S. officials City after being the week-end
ed all successfully dropped sim- concede this nation trails Russia guests of Magistrate and Mrs.
ulated' warheads' on designated in . developing powerful - space Martin, Rt. 34.
rockets, they believe the two
ocean targets.
The intermediate range Thor countries are even in the ballistic
All you need (e know about |
blasted off Tuesday night on a missile field.
1,500-mile journey; the Atlas took Two other American ballistic
missiles
—the
Titan
ICBM
and
off on ah intercontinental range
flight of 4,800 miles yesterday; Polaris submarine weapon — are
What they are
and the Jupiter IRBM sped 1,500 experiencing test difficulties.
miles down the Atlantic missile Both,. however, are expected to
How
to buy them
be added to the operational deYou get your turrange last night.
How they operate
key right away—
fense arsenal next year.
Successful flights are nothing
you do not have
Testing
will
begin
in
1960
on
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Than are poised on launching 188 got game. On the Mennecke
pads abroad. Jupiters soon will ranch 65 hunters took out 55 antejoin them to provide America lope.
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MEW YORK ( A P ) - 0 n e lifetime Isn't long mough MAMJOtO - Tfct 6U i r k *
Circle of the Reformed Church
Luisa Devino, Matawan Town
to get used to the ways of, a cat.
sponsored a Halloween party for
EATONTOWN-Monrnquth Reg.
FREEHOLD — In recent wills ship, who died Oct. 13. left he
It probably takes 18 lives—nine of yours and nine members of the congregation.
{probated by County Surrogate estate to her husband, Thoma ional High School Superintendent
Costume judges were Mrs. Thur
of the cat's.
Edward C. Brocge, Margaret H. Devino.
Frank L. Weinheimer was a hapston Whitsoa, Robert Jones and
Poling, Keyport, who died Aug. John M. Mika, Belford,' wh py man' yesterday.
leading hobby right now is trying to get ac- Mrs. L. S. DeKay. Prizes award14, left her etttte to her children, died Oct. 10; Carl H. Kaplan
customed to the strange antics of a c a t ed were: Adults, Mr. and Mrs.
It was a, day he had waited for
Arnold Poling and Zelma P. Raritan Township, who died Ocl
1
As one who spent most of his years James-Brotherton. Mrs. Niehaus,
Maurer.
'
17, and Andrew W. Sommeri f o r a long time.
and Mrs. Betty Borderi; eighth
A bulldozer finally appeared on
believing a dog was man's best buddy grade through high school. Cyn' Madeline S. Arleth, Matawan, Oceanport, who died Sept. 23, le the site of the proposed 11,675.000
who died Oct. 12, left her eitate their estates to their respective Regional High School site, off
beyond himself, it was something of an thia Kring, Betty Mancinl and
•v4o her (00,'Robert A. Pittenger. wives.
Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury.
ordeal of adjustment when a cat first Bonnie. Brown;' fourth through
seventh grade, Bruct Voorhees,
It began leveling the tractcame into my world to stay.
Nancy Tergli, Beverly Cular and
prior to ground breaking operaWhere I live the landlord doesn't Diane Washburne, and pre-school
tions in about a week.
through third grade, Janice Bor Oie step
"I can't be happier," Mr. Weinmix dogs and kids, and if your kid
i, James Brotherton and Lynn*
heimer laid. "We hope to have
wants a pet you have to choose be- McCUntock. Candy, soda, and cl- process,
our school.by September, 1W1,
BOYLE
••AeM.tiftl
tween cats and parakeets. S o our daugh er were served. •
•fter all."
fIXTRISS VIA N. J . TURNriKI)
The Regional Board has been ter said a cat it had to be, and this bundle of fur called The Sunday-school hall was dec- •erica]!
beset with many problems in Lady Dottie entered bur lives more than a year ago. orated by the eighth grade class.
Games were played and a cos- Works faster
connection with site and construcSince then I have had to change every idea I ever tume, parade was held.
tion for the new school. Original
Gees twice
plans, were to have the school had about cats.
*
.
ready next September. •
as far!
New
Monmouth
For example. I thought cats were mysterious pri
FIFTH BIRTHDAY
vate inviolate identities. I thought cats were ungrateful A Halloween party was held In Ceils less!
dw Baptist church by Cub Pack
RIVER PLAZA—Bonnie Home and selfish. I thought cats were silent and sure-footed MS Oct. M. Walter Hint received
Ft* SclwtMe tmi t i t * CtM SJfasJytid* 142IS
field, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.and moved about with the disembodied grace of a an award from Arthur Coughlln,
ftobert Homefield, Park P1., celcubmaster, and graduated Into
ebrated her fifth birthd*; Tues- ghost.
Boy Scouts. Mr. Coughlia is reday with a party in her home.
Well, maybe some cats are all of these tilings, but signing at cubmuttr and Don in- .-•a*!
Guest* were Barry Wright, Tom-not our cat, hot our dear Lady Dottie, who is becom- mer will take charge at the aext
my and David Celeste, Butch and
FOR G R O U P S
pack meetJag. WilUam Seaman
Patty Ferraro, Barbara Jean ing better known in our household as "Ole Clobber- vohiateered for awards chairman.
Ferguson, Lu Ann Malinconico, foot" or "Miss Hoofbeats."
Offer the Best in Comfort & Experience
Two assistant cubmasters are
Dol6res
Ingrassia,
Richard
Lady Dottie's ancestry stretchei in an unbroken
Heintz, Peter Hendricks, Nancy
PHONE PReepect M7J7
and Lori Young, Claudia and line from ancient Egypt to a nearby alley.
Jimmy DeNardo and Carol MuelThis cat it the pampered darling of six children Mr. and Mrs. Domlniek Candito
ler.
visited Mrs. Carmen Cicero of Addatf
on our apartment floor, and half a dozen more in the Bloomfltld on Sunday.
twreseWt
Flax, once a staple crop, ,1s nobuilding.
stpUe task or cesspool. They
401 LAKI AVINUE.
ASIUMY P A M
longer grown commercially in
She will put up wMA absolutely any nonsense from The Young People's Christian don't l o t at tho eytte. Paly
Northern Ireland
a child. I carved a hobgoblin from a pumpkin for Hal-Association of the Baptist church ClOMMtt • tMHssiVt SMBUM 0 l t l
loween, and for two days Lady Dottie courted it as- want out for UNICEF. William MM! ItsMM yowf IHBIC
l
'Roberts accompanied .the group
' I *
siduously, figuring it was another neighbor's Child— of IS members. A business meeting was held in the church later
and I must say there was a resemblance.
and plans made to hold a hayBut the biggest surprise I've had to get used to' ride this fall. Mist Patricia Difis in the manner of her moving. Sure-footed? Silent? fmderfer was hostess.
Graceful? She has the grace of a disabled buffalo. She
is as noiseless as an indoor hurricane. If she ever caught Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eckert
and daughters visited Michael
CVSTOM MADE
a mouse, it would have to be a mouse that was deaf Reo
.
and family of Jersey dry
Sunday.
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Whether she prowls by night or by day, Ole GlobFrench colonists In Quebec tradberfoot (nee Lady Dottie) manages to knock more ed maple syrup with the Indians
early as ISM.
things over than if we turned loose awhile kennel of
playful Great Danes. .
Ole Clobberfoot has turned out to be more expensive than w e figure*). She prefers a $350 sofa as a
scratching post instead of the nice sawed off tree I
installed in the bathroom just for her.
A cat is wonderful, not for what you think it will
be, but for what it becomes to you, and I guess the
word for Ole Clobberfoot is indispensable.
TM.
SH 1-3333
J.YANKO
M itOAO m a r
America and an earlier forebear
in Sweden, but the conservative
economics of his father-in-law,
helping to make aviation big business, and Incidentally collecting
a CSO.000 check for Ms services
"By Tae Asaeclated Press
to TAT airline.
THE HERO: Charles A. Lind- After the kidnaping of his i
begh and the American Dream. he withdrew with hit family to
By Kenneth S. Davis. Double- England. He said some good
day. '
words for Hitler's air force,
It was still the days when some critical ones of the Rusnewspapers published extras, and sians', he accepted the Service
still the time of the crystal radio Cross of the German Eagle from
sets—and by one means or theGoering, and the press-reported
other, millions of ecstatically he might settle in Berlin In
thankful Americans learned that apartments made available by
"Lucky" Lindbergh landed the the "recent abandonment of
Spirit of St. Louis at Le Bourget many Jewish homes." He opairport outside Paris late Satur- posed Roosevelt and every move
toward war, resigned hit Air
day evening, May 21, 1927. '
Some men had already flown Force commission, was branded
the Atlantic; others died trying pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic—Willto; other planes were being Me rated hit Des Moines speech
readied at the very moment Lind- in September, 1M1, "the most unbergh took off; but he was theAmerican talk made in my time
first to fly'nonstop-New, York by any person of national reputa
to Paris, and he did it alone— Won." Davit writei: "That was
it was "We," he said, including the end of the hero."
the plane itself—and won the He served valiantly after Pearl
125,000 Ortelg prize. But he wonHarbor, both on the home front
also a fabulous, an incredible, an and in enemy skiet. .
unimaginable reputation as a
flier. If in this century the Amer- Davit sees here some "latent
ican people have Idolized, apoth- anti-intelleetualiim," and a daneosized, adulated and salaamed gerous drive to power, a a.__
to any single figure, It was in effect touched by the amoral.
ity of the machinery he masterLindy.
Here for the first time, by theed. The admirably detailed docuexperienced biographer of the mentation may not spare this
much less baffling personalities book from the ill temper of disof both Eisenhower and Steven- senters, but it should. This Is an
son, his story is told in full. He unflinching scrutiny of the Intrlwas born in Detroit. Feb. 4, 1902.'cate composition of a hero, how
and brought up in Little Falls, he's made and unmade, and who's
Minn., where his father was Con-to praise and who's to blame.
W. G. Rogers.
gressman. Dour was the word for
the whole family. Graduated from
Leonardo
high school in 1»1», tall and
lanky, he entered the University
of Wisconsin; his interests were Kenneth Gamble, son of Rev.
and Mrs. Kenneth Gamble, celehis motorcycle, and any and allbrated
hit fifth birthday Tuesday
machinery, and he experienced. with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
says Davis, "a growing compul- Gamble, Sr.. East Orange; Mr.
sion toward danger." He learnedI and Mrs. Richard Egedy. Ocean
the hard way to fly, joined w e Grove, and Mr. and Mn. LawAir Force, barnstormed and
ma rence Morehead and son Glenn,
stunted, parachuted several times Judy and Ellen Gambit, this
to save his life, flew the mall, place.
and became a phenomenally skill
ed airman. He had a prodigious
appetite; he was an insufferable Robert Capenegro, am of Mr.
practical Joker; he had nothing and Mrs.. Joseph Capenegro, Jr.,
Appleton Ave., celebrated his llth
to do with girls. He was. that
birthday Oct. 10 with members
100 per cent pure flier.
of his family.
Up in the air over Illinois one
dark night it occurred to him to
fly oh and on, to Chicago, New An Investure service Was held
York, London, Paris—and the by leaders of intermediate Girl
coveted prize. St. Louis money Scout Troop 245 in Oceanview
backed him, he supervised the Community church for 13 Brownconstruction of his own single* ies who advanced to the Girl
motor craft it the Ryan airlines Scout Troop. Mn, Eugene MilIn San Diego. He flew to St lory, Mrs. William Engler and
Louii. then to Long Island, and Mrs. Joseph Capenegro conducted
took off, just missing wires and the meeting.
trcctops, from Roosevelt Field
Within a week after his achieve- Secret pals were revealed and
ment, offers totaling over five new names drawn at a meeting
million dollars had been made of the Knit With Us Club in the
to him, and were all rejected, home of Mrs. Charles Rellly.
He came home In a battleship, Mrs, Douglas foulks, Keansburg,
was a guest of President Cool- will be hostess at the next meetIdge. met Dwlght Morrow and ing'. Present were Mrs. Raymond
Anne whom he would marry,
Robinson, Mrs. John Keelen, Mrs,
But already there had develop- Patrick Keelen, Mrs. Robert
ed the germ of reaction, criti- Campbell, Mn, Carmen Foulks,
cism and opposition. Newamen Mrs. William Grant, Mn, Harry
with whom he would not co-op- Huber and Mrs. Foulks.
orato go' (heir stories In spite
or him, He followed not the radi- Nn problem tlndtni tmttntii whfn you
Tin n t t l i u r wiy.—Advarcal social path of his father In •dv.rlin*
iiimenu
Book
Reviews
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taktn from our regular stock to rnako
room lor tho forowr flow of now things
junior, miuc**, half and pliu tiaet
wn
to 12.95
3.90
were to 17.95.........
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SUITS •&«• 10 to 20
17.90
were 25.00
SKIRTS »Ue»8lo 18
our fine St. Mary's wools in
plaids, tweeds an& solid colors.
woro to 12.98
were to 14.98
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LITTLE SILVER — The Junior
Service League of Red Bank will
hold its 12th annual Christmas
charity, ball Dec. 11 at Rumson
Country Club.
Proceeds wilt be used for its
heritable program and Don DeVlto'i orchestra will play for
dancing.
Plan* for the ball were formdated when the committee met
his week at the home of the
chairman, Mrs. Charles Grooms
on Weatwodd Ct
Others assisting lire Mrs. Waren S. Hince, Red Bank, and
Irs. Donald E. Lawes, Jr.,
Shrewsbury, patrons; Miss Jeanne M. Wirth. Red Bank, publicity;
Mrs Howard Helnaius, Little Siler. Invitations, and Mrs. Charles
Walker, Little Silver, decor-
Miss Karen Benbow .
Weds Richard Ammen
Pledge
Tuesday for Hadassah
Service
League
Ball Dec. 11
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RUMSON — Mrs. Carl Spector, ark, with furs from Jack Winters
national chairman of life, menv of Red Bank. Mrs. Louis Drazin
berahipr for Hadassah. will speak of Rumson will be fashion show
at the annual pledge night dinner narrator,
the Red Bank chapter will hold Mrs. Harry Friedman of Red
Tuesday in the dining rooms ~"
of Bank and Mr*. William Brady,
the Congregation Bsai Israel.
Fair' Haven,. are , reservation
chairmen.
, .-'.•
For a special breakfast treat,
add finely chopped or grated apple to your pancake batter, says
home agent Mrs. Lorna K White.
Serve, with, butter and maple
syrup and some herb seasoned
sauage pattiek .
.
THE PORTAUPECK Fire Company auxiliary will stage • fall fashion show and card
party next Thursday night in The Fountains in Long trench. Committee workers, left
to right, are Mrs. Elmer J . Plancay, Mrs. Frederick Fillippona, Mrs. Ernest S . Hoffmen end Mrs. Edward F. Brady.
DOUBLE HOBBY
CANTON, Ohio (AP) -Chess Is
a two-way hobby for M-year-old
Charles W. Corbett, president of
the local chess club. Besides
playing regularly for 30 years, he
makes chess boards, spending up
Mrs. Carl Specter
TINTON FALLS-Mr. and Mrs. to 200 hours on each one.
Edward J. Carney of Wayside
Mra: Irving Greenberg of OakRd. announce the marriage of
hunt and Mr*. Ben Cohen,
Gay TV Slippers Shrewsbury, will prepare th% dintheir daughter, Miss Jeanette V.
Carney to John Gaskill of Raubaner. Members' husbands will
ville, Pa., son of Mr*. Thomson
serve.
Gaskill of Hartford, Conn., Sept
Mra. Spector ha* worked with
28 in St. Michael's Catholic
senior and junior units of HaCtitftch, West End..
dassah for many years, Shr recently returned from a visit to
Mrs. Virgil Bertrand of EatonMorocco, Iran, Poland, Czech*
town and Harold Lopes of Red
alavakia, Turkey ami Israel.
Bank were the attendants. A reThe event* happening. today,
ception followed at the Carolina
and the way they are shaping the
Tea Room' in Neptune,.
contemporary world will be the
The bride was graduated from
theme for her message.
Red Bank High School and ha*
Entertainment will be a fainbeen employed.by the telephone
an show by Elsie Stone of Newcompany. The bridegroom was
graduated from Central Buck*
County High School at Doylestown, Pa., and i* serving hi*
third year In the Army as an
Instructor, stationed at Fort
Aonmouth,
Carney-Gaskill
Miss Leach
Wed Oct. 24 Rites at St.MichaeVs
To Williams
;
Can be your* If yon work at!
- O l d nail polish should he
removed with'
aa oily polish
remover. File
aallt from tips
to center with
an
emery
board, V— a
m i l brush
washing
Push
cuticles back and, if necessary, use cuticle remover.,
Wash hands again and you are
ready for the nail polish.
Nice hair can be yours if you
get the right type permanent.
For hair that is soft, lovely,
and easy-to-manage. get a
cold wave at «jphen_HaIrdresMrs, Campbell's Junction,
Sit Main St., iejforav Phone
KE M«W for an appointment.
KEYPORT—Mrs. Harold Dean
of 145 Second St. announces the
marriage of her daughter, Doris
May Leach, to Donald R. Williams, son of Mrs. Eleanor Williams of Florence Ave.. Union
M1DDLET0WN—\ff. and Mrs. The bride, a former resident Beach, Oct. J4 in Grace MethWilbur E. Benbow of 44 Her Dr.of Cleveland, OMo, was gradu- odist Church, Union Beach. Rev.
announce tha manias* of *«>* ated from Clarence, N. Y., Cen-Leoo Zinkler, pastor, officiated
daughter, Miss Karen Adele Ben- tral High School, and was em- at the deuble-ring ceremony.
tow, to Richard Arthur Ammen, ployed by Electronic Associates, The attendant* were Mr. and
too of William Ammen of Sacra- Inc., Weat Long Branch. The Mrs. Poling, Jr., brother-in-law
mento, Calif., and Mrs. W. A. bridegroom was graduated from and sitter of the bride. A reDavis of Chicago, 111.. Oct. 54-Abraham Lincoln High School In ception followed at the brideIs Trinity Episcopal Church. Red SanDiego. Calif., tnd la In the groom's home.
Navy, stationed at Newport, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. Williams will
Rev. Charles H. Best, rector, Mr. and Mrs. Ammen will make their home in Paterson,
officiated. Charles Gotschalk was make their home at 105 Second where both are employed.
the organist Bouquets of gladioli St., Newport, R. I.
aad chrysanthemums decorated
the church. A reception followed
at Beau Rivsge in Spring Lake
Heights.
Rev. Bruce W. Evans, pertor
The bride was given in marof the Springfield Presbyterian
riage by her father. She wore a
Miss Caret A. MurawsU
ballerina-length gown of Chantil- . RUMSON - The Sisterhood of Church, spoke at a meeting of
ly lace tnd antique silk, styled Congregation Bnai Israel will hold the Women's Association of the MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and Mrs.
with a fitted bodice and a por- its annual bazar Sunday, Nov Red Bank Presbyterian Church Edward Murawski of 12 Nile*
Ave. announce the engagement
trait neckline. Her headpiece was 22, from *i:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. yesterday in Fellowship Hall.
FAIR HAVEN-The Women's
made of antique silk and Illusion, in the synagogue's recreation His' subject was "Our Church of their daughter. Miss Carol Society
of Christian Service of
In
the
49th
State."
Ann Murawski. to Robert A.
and she carried a white orchid halls.
Methodist Church will hold
en a prayer book, surrounded by Mrs. William Grossman and Rev. Mr. Evans was one of Niedzwiecki, son of Mr. and the
a "Big Top" bazar Saturday from
16 ministers from the United Mrs.
Joseph Niedzwiecki
white citations and ribbon
" ' MM . Bertram Feinswog
10 a. m. to • p. m. in Fellowship
• » States chosen to tour Alaska on Stuyvesant Park.
slreamers.
chairmen.
a two-week preaching mission re- Miss Murawski wa* graduated Hall. Mrs. Norman Wyckoff Is
Mrs. John Lls, Jr., of Perth One of the features will be a cently.
chairman.
Amboy was the bride's only at- king and queen contest, of which • He has served as vice moder- from Middletown Township High
_
In addition to many special taSchool,
and
is
employed
by
Vantendant , Her ballerina-length
Arthur Gutowiti is chair- ator of the Presbyterian Synod Amerlngen-Haebler Company in ble features, games and pony
gown was peacock bhie satin, de- man. Fifteen contestants,
of New Jersey, and chairman of Union Beach.
rides will be available for chilA new feather fluff or bubble cut that needs (utt
signed on princess lines with * members of the Baal Israel Youtt its committee on theological edMr. Niedzwiecki attended Lin- dren.
bell shaped skirt She had a group, have been nominated by ucation.
a touch of your brush for a neatly poufed coiffure
. matching halo hat, and her«»• their members. Voting will be He also serves as chairman of coln High School in Jersey City Chairmen of special features
— only $2.00.
and served in the Air Force. are Mrs. Clara Lockwood. Mrs. So gay, cozy and thrifty! Whip
chrya- ^oat the day of the bazar.
eade bouquet was yellow C
national missions for the Eliza- He
Raymond
Doughty
and
Mrs.
Carup
these
TV
toe-toasters
for
all
is
employed
by
Electro-Py
anthemums aad Ivy leaves.
y
gy
A sandwich luncheon, and
beth Presbytery; as a trustee
ri B
f
bl
The beet man was John Lls, dinner will be served at the for New Jersey'* homes for the namics Division, Bayonne.
rie Bennett,
fancy Mrs.
table;Robert
Mrs. your
pals.
Wyckoff,
Easy"cold-feet"
— just one
flat piece in
Norman
Jr., Perth Amboy. Alan Ammen bazar.
aged; and for the Presbyterian
and
Mrs.
Brenda
Fuknitting
worsted,
done in afghan
Wyckoff
of Chicago, the bridegroom's Bazar booths,will sell gourmet Synod.'
• Feather Ruff Cut
gate, Christmas gift table; Mrs. stitch, plus i sole and trim. Patbrother, and Paul Jawarskl, foods,' antiques, books, records, The speaker was graduated
Trenton, were the ushers.
and Style
Louis Bopp, Mrs. Robert Den- tem 990: directions, sizes small,
knit wear, aprons and gifts.
from Washington and Jefferson
ny, Mrs. Gladya Comber and Mrs. medium, large included.
The j bride's mother chose a A puppet show is planned for College ,and Princeton TheologiDavid
Murdock,
food
table;
Mr*.
•
Brack
Shampoo
Send
thirty-five
cent*
(coin*)
Mr*..
Elliot
W.
Sparkes
and
sheath styled gown of deep •"•the children,' along with a hay- cal Seminary.
i
Glimmer, Mr*. Raymond for this pattern—add 5 cent* for
•eolse blue velveteen, with a ride and pony, rides.
In: college, Rev. Mr. Evans Mr*. Everett C. Baynton, chair- Clifford
•
Glamour
Rinse
Jannell, Mr*. Barney Egeland each pattern for first-class mailmatching feather headband, and
wa* a member of Beta Theta Pi, man of the way* and mean* de- and
Mrs.
Arthur
Davlson.
snack
big.
Send
to
Red
Bank
Register,
a corsage of orchids. The bridepartment
of
the
evening-depart• Test Curl
COMrUll
manager of the track team, an
groom's mother-wore a royal REDS APPLY PRESSURE active, member of •»»« Debating ment of the Red Bank Woman1 bar; Mrs. Emily Scherrer, Mrs, Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Box 181,
Mue lace dress, a matching se- GENEVA (AP)-Informatloo re- Society,,
i~7etv and a member of the Club, conducted a "slave auc- Mae Clay and Mrs. Emily Siller, Old Chelsea Station, New York
Qome in now with or without appointment.
quin hat, and a corsage of ceived here ahowa that the Hun college
*' newspaper Staff.
tion" at the d u b meeting Mon- aprons; Mrs. Marian Stout and 11, N. Y. Print plainly pattern
Hair «tyled by Mr. Joseph and'Mr. Anthony.
Mr*. Walter Gandek, children's number, name, address and lone,
archid*.
garian .office for church affairs
day.
table;
Mrs.
Luther
Kelley
and
New
is
intensifytaf;
efforts
to
control
Members
offered
special
servNew!
Newl
New!
Our
1960
For her wedding trip to
England, the bride wore.a tbrown the churches and undermine the Half-Size Separates ices to the highest bidder. Money Mrs. Lester Breet, white ele- Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book
weal suit, trimmed in fur, and influence of so-caled "reactionearned will go to the club treas- phant; Mrs. Irwin Doerries and Is ready NOW! Crammed with
Mrs. Emil Baumann, Jewelry; exciting, unusual, popular dea cloche hat of rust feathers. Her ary elements who hide in the
ary.
- O p e n Wsdaesdays—
corsage was white orchids.
churches."
Hostesses were Mra. Louis Mrs. Alma Baker,.handkerchiefs. signs to crochet, knit, sew, em
44 MONMOUTH ST.
SH 7-3475
RID IANK
Despreaux. Mr*. John C. Given*, Robert Wyckoff is In charge of broider, quilt, weave*-, fashions,
Mrs. H. J. Trahman and Mrs.children's games and Miss Bon- home furnishings, toys, gifts, baEstablished
M
Years
ETIQUETTE
Michael J. Rafferty. Mrs. Thomas nie Grimmer and Miss Gayanne u r hits. In the book FREE —
i
Guest of, Middletown waa a guest. ™'1111 > toto cchht T g e * P°«y' 3 quilt
iend
Ample Parking in Hear of Salon
The American home department rid™'
cents
for
your
copy.
will be In charge of the Nov. 16 Robert and Norman Wyckoff
meeting, when the subject will be are decorations chairmen; NorTable Sattiags
formal lunch, either at the table
man Wyckoff, poster*, and Mrs.
"Fashion 'N Figure."
or in the living room. However,
"DEAR MISS VANDEHBILT: Americans
Egeland, publicity.
traveling so
My wife and I have referred to widely have now
up the Far
CDA
Troop
Holds
your book of etiquette quite.of- Eastern and picked
continental custom
Psychiatric Talk
ten, and have found it a consistent
Halloween Party
using demltaises whenever
help, even nout when we are in of
they
want
a
small
cup
of
coffee.
Members of St. Theresa of the Tuesday for PTA
Europe.' ThenW ia one point we In Italy, for example, you drink
Child Jesus Troop of Court St HADDENS CORNER - Mr*.
have wondered about, which ia It this way from early morning
James, Catholic Daughters of Ernest Kahn, a member of the
not covered possibly because it until quite late at night. In the
America, held a Halloween party Speaker's Bureau of the Chitla not important.
continental coffee' shops that are
at a meeting in the home of Joy dern's Psychiatric Center, will
"Is there a preferred orienta- springing up in cities all over
Blamianlco, Riverside Ave. Af speak at the Falrview Parenttion for a monogram on table America, you will see people
ter the meeting, members played Teacher Association meeting
silver? Many of our friends have drinking coffee In the ssiall decgames. Winners of costume prizes Tuesday at • p. m. In tha school's
their silver initialed so that the orative cups at any hour.
were
Patricia Jensen, Kathleen all-purpose room.
bottom of the letter is toward the If you do use them, be sure
Reed and Marilyn Crothers.
A film, "The Angry Boy," will
tinea of the fork, the bowl of to use them with your demitasse
Also attending were Nancy be shown. It explains how an
the spoon or the blade o( the- spoons which, aside from the use
Gladlng,
Marion
Marasclo,
Dlan
agency such aa the Children's
knife. We would prefer to do it" with demitasses, have no other
Petrillo, Susan Wyndortf am Psychiatric Center may be used
the other way, so the monogram function.
Mary
Lou
Christman.
The
Noto help emotionally disturbed
would not be upside down when
vember meeting wilt be held at children. There will be no busi-H
the sliver • rests in its conven- "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT:
Mary
Lou
Christman's
home,
Lin.
ness meeting.
tional position at the side of the I intended to write you earlier
coin St, Middletown.
dinner plate. We would appre- because I was delighted to real
Immigration into tha United I
ciate any comment you might your article re tea and think
The first women students were State* reached • peak ia 1M7
• New Service Window
care to make.—B. B., The Hague, is high time that American
admitted
to
Pennsylvania
State
when 1,285.349 persons were adHolland."
'
learned how to make it. Have
University in 1871.
mitted.
* No Parking Problem
The silver that you hav» seen deplored many • time the tea
with the monogram upside down bag dumped into the saucer of
3-Hour Dry Cleaning Service
follows the old Dutch custom of a thick cup filled with stal
displaying such silver between boiled water.
' Berlou Process and Sta-Nu Finish
uses in silver racks. As you "But may I give you a ntces
know, the American custom Is forsary tip? The water should t
the silver to be monogrammed drawn fresh from the' cold fa
It's true, we can make a severe line disappear or
with the monogram so It can becet before being boiled. The pol
give your fece e rounder, softer line . . . the illuread by the person using it.
.HOURS.
should be warmed as well as thi
sion is all created by the SHAPE of your hair style.
In Holland, as elsewhere on thecups. A friend of mine who llv
continent, silver is frequently near Cincinnati tell* me that hi
The right coiffure will make
monogrammed on the reverse never has a good cup of tea un Halfsliersl
you look younger and morej
Look
slim
and
II
side, for often table setting!, Con- less he comes to see me. I led smart everywhere you go in thin U
feminine! Come In and let us
tinental-style, are placed with '.he my home In England in 1937.—E easy-sew princess Jumper and
tines of the fork and the bowl of G., Wheeling, W. Va."
show you what we can do
dashing
blouse.
Choose
softly
the spoon downward. Old silver Thank you for your letter,
for youl
muted
wool
tweed.'
Tomorrow's||
especially that is monogrammed have described your method
SUPER PERMANENT for fine
this way should be placed on themaking tea at some length in m; pattern: Misses' dress.
table in this fashion to display book. I find that many men (am Printed Pattern 9061: Half II
or difficult hair; SUB-PERMAM'/j, 16'/3, 18^, 2O'/2, 22ft, ll
the monogram.
lots of career women) who wa Sizes
NENT for dyed or bleached
24'/2. Size 1614 jumper;
2'/3J|
It would oe more practical (or quick cups of tea, don't bothi yard*
54-inch; blouse 21/, yards
hair; REG. PERMANENT for
you to* follow the current Amer to boll the water properly, bu
lean custom In the marking of instead, take it out of the he 3Mnch.
eeiy-to-manage hair.
your own fjfver,
water tap. This is not only tci Printed directions on each pattern
part.
Easier,
accurate.
rlblc treatment of ten, but is nc
"DEAR MISS VANDERBILT; recommended by health autho'i Send fifty cents (coins) for thlsjl
pattern—add 10 cents for each
I have recently acquired u set Itls, as the hot water stored
of demi-tasse cup* and spoons, copper tnnks may carry delete pattern for first-class mailing.
CLIANIRS and SHIRT L£UNDIRIRS
10 MONMOUTH ST.
RED BANK
Send to Marian Martin, Red Dank
Will you please tell me when It ious mnterlnl.
would be appropriate to use One sljtn ol a truly inoufghlf Register, Pattern Dcpt., 232 Weitll
SH 1-1515
them?-M. B., South Bend, Ind." hostess is her ability to furnlsl 18th St., New York II, N, Y.
JOHN, NICKY, VIRGINIA, HELEN, DARLENE . . .
Strictly speaking, dcmllnsscs n Rood, plplnj! (ml, rup of (oi Print plainly nnm<<, addrcM wl!h||
AND OUR NEWEST HAIR STYLIST, MME. JOSETTE
•re used alter dinner or after of the desired strength,
zone, size and otyla number.
AT KATHERlftE'S
BEAUTY SALON
Presbyterian
Women Hear
Sisterhood
Bazar Nov. 22
Big Top Bazar
This Saturday
Custom Lanolin Cold Wave
Slave Auction
Held by Club
Q.45
Katherine Beauty Salon
Prlntti Pattern
AMY VANDERBILT
of our all-new
DRIVE-IN SERVICE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7
TAKE NOTHING LESS . . .
THAN THE BEST!
^ifleVki
MON. thru SAT.—8 cum. to 7 p.m.
JOHN'S BEAtlTY SALON
24 WEST FRONT STREET
BANK
H D IANK REGttTEft
Tharsday, Nor, 5, l9S9-»
AFTERNOON
(11) Hires Stooges
(IS) Ask The Camera
U:M— (2) Love of Life
(4) Tic Tac Cough
EVENING
(7) Across The Board - •:•»— (S) Nuts and Bugs
(I) Movie
(7) Uttle Rascals
(ll)Freoch Through TV
(II) Popeye
(II) Cartoon Jamboree
(II) J. Fred Muggs
12: U ~ (2) Search For Tomorrow «:**- (4) Local News
(«) It Could Be You
(S) Cartoons.
(5) Cartoons
(7) Yfsterday's
(7) Pantomime Quiz
Newsreels
>
(11) English 12
(11) Huckleberry Hound
12:45- (2) Guiding Light
(II) Rste t h e Records
I:0»_ (2) News
•:4fr- (4) Weather I
(4) Joyce Brothers
<:4S-(4) News
, (S) Cartoons
(7) News
(7) Music Bingo
' : * - (2) World News
(11) Fun At One
(4) Warning .
(H)'Movie
(5) Sheriff of Cochise •
1:14- (2) Burns and AUen
(7) Tugboat Annie
1:25- (4) News
(I) Terry toons
„
l : * s - (2) As The World Turns
(11) News
(4) Dial 4
(II) Highway Patrol
(5) Movie
7:K- ( » Local News
(7) Memory Lane
7:1*- (2) Weather
(I)' Film Drama
(11) News
(11) Growing In Spanish
7:11- (2) News
l:So-(") News
2 : H - (2) For Better or Worse 7:2S-(1I) Weather
,„,„.
. . - . tatlri American rhythm will b»
7:!*- (I) To TeU The Truth
(4) Queen For A Day
a m M s T S * »re«ram hiihllahts whan ths husband^iMVwHe
(4) Plainsman
S a m of Xavler Cugat and Abbe Lane vlsiu t h . U « l s
, (7) Day In Court
(5) White Hunter
Je«r*)a*i aaetlal taleesot Wsdntsday, Nov. 11 en, the NSC-TV
(») Film Drama
(If Gale Storm
Matwork. Ths fulMiowr varltty ahow will originate from the
(11) Almanac
AmeritaM H»UI lit Miami Ssaeh. Other htadllne guests •»
(•) Movie
(II) Movie
attr. Jeurtfait on t h * program are Jerry Lewis, Jane
(II) You Are There
1:M- (2) House Party
(Mortan a n ! sTobby Darin,
(II) Newibest ••
(4) Thin Man
7:9S—(M> Weather
(7) Gale Storm
I : * - (1) Betty Hutton
tion are to be used. Coffee will
(I) Film Drama
(4) Bat Masterson
be served on the mezzanine.
• (11) Basic Russian
(5) Byline, Steve Wilson
The firat film the Baronet will I : * - (2) Big Payoff
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ahow will be the North Jersey
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Premier of "Libel." starring
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place mat will open next Thurs- day's showing.
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day as the Baronet Theater, Wait : W - O ) Zane Grey
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Big 'A'for Astaire
a TV debut Nov. « . . . TennesBy CYNTHIA LOWRY
see Ernie Ford plans to do "HMS
NEW YORK (AP) — "Another Pinafore" this season. His verening with Fred Astaire" on sion last season of Gilbert and
JBC last night turned out to be Suilivan's "Mikado" was so sucr
mother evening of great enter- cesful he's encouraged to try
By WILLIAM GLOVER
ainm-mt.
more of their ope'rattas.
NEW YORK (AP) — Broadway
It was his second TV appear• having a tough time splitting nce, but he must have had some
Recommended tonight: Pat
le atom.
lualms: His deuut last season
"The Highest Tree," last _ the TV event of the year Boone Show, ABC, 9 p. m. —
night's arrival at the Longacre md his show was voted a total of with guest Dorothy Collins; "The
Theater, is the newest effort to nine Emmys at awards-giving Big Party," CBS, 9:30-11 p. m. —
Irene Dunne is hostess to Pearl
conjure theatrical excitement time.
from the v*it topic of nuclear Last night's show not only Bailey, Jack Carter and Gypsy
Rose Lee, among others; Ernie
fission.
qualed the first, but in some Ford Show, NBC, 9:30 p. m. —
The rueful report oiuit be that wys excelled it. The program with Darren McGavin as guest
this play, by Uore Schary, fails ad a light-hearted, relaxed air star; Groucho Marx, NBC, 10
detonate, as have such ven- ibout it. Astaire himself is an p. m. — the quiz show that tea*
tures as "A Desert Incident" andurbane, witty performer whether tures wise cracks, not money.
"Night of the Auk" during the dancing with perfection and skill
past two seasons.
singing with his unassuming,
• • • A - (4) Continental
curiously attractive voice. He
Classroom
All of the plays vaunted a
1:15- (2) Previews
ar objective; — arousing the was doing one or the other with
1:21— (2) Give Us This Day
populace to the potential dangers ease and assurance during most RED BANK
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that confront humanity because of the hour.
Carltoa—Pillow Talk 2:23, 7:23,
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of the existence of A-bombi. "The He danced with the chorus; he 9:36.
(4) Continental
Highest Tree" specifically con- danced alone (here, perhaps, he EATONTOWN
Classroom.
centrates upon the possible ef- WM at his comic best)' and.he Drtvfrla-PMow Talk 7:01. 10:7:i»- 0 ) News
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fects of radioactive fallout on did several delightful numbers 33; The Miracle of the Hills
<«) Today
present and future generations. with Barrio Chase.
1:20.
7:J*- (7) Morning Prayer
In an effort to avoid turning He sang a new song to open HAZLET
7 : * - (7) Early Bird Cartooas « stage into a pulpit. Schary, the show, and closed it with a LteWs Drtve-In-Csrtoon 7:00
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M did the other scripters, seeks medley of old ones associated Pillow Talk 7: OS, 10:40; Oregos)
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to inject theatrical devices which, with his long theater and film Trail 9:00.
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however, only befog and distress career.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
(5) Enoydopaedla
Miss Chase, a blonde youngster Atlaatte — Lut Train From
spectators.
•
Britannlca
with a lovely face and great danc- Gun Hill 7:22;, 9:18.
Schary, a veteran of the Holly- ing,ability, U probably the best
(7) Uttle Rascals
LONG BRANCH
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dozen subplots around the pur- iitner Astaire hss had since his New Straod-For the First
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the
from
sister
Adele
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Time 3:20, 7:00, 9: S3; The Son
posive scenes of "The Highest
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Astaire
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including an amusing dance sa- thing 2:40, 7:IS, 9:40.
In the central role is Kenneth tire on the beat generation.
(7) Personal Theater
St. Jamas
Wonderful CounMacKenna, returning to the stage
t i l t - (2) Our Miss Brooks
after 22 years as a movie story However, U was Astaire'a show try 3: IS, 7:00, 9:SS; Rabbit Trap
(7) Romance of Life
editor, He portrays a brilliant all the way. It WM handsome, 1:00, t:44.
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new comer, is co-starred as subject of Jack Webb's very fint
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doomed scientist, a role which in cently exploded his bomb, with
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warrants top billing.'
lake, add last week detective
(4) Price Is Right
Such sturdy White Way work- Robert Taylor came through In
(7) Time For Fun
much the. same fashion. The tenpiLi-OW TALK,
(11) Reading Workshop I ers M William Prince, Howard sion built up by a ticking bomb
St. John, Natalie Schafer and
(II) Ding Dong School
Larry Gates are among others is diminished considerably when
l i s t * - (2) Top Dollar
in the lS-player cast put throughyou know the hero has to be in
(4) Concentration
stereotype paces by Schary, who good shape for next week's epi(I) Romper Room
is director and co-sponsor witl sode.
(7) I Married J o n
(11) Our Number System the Theatre Guild of his play.
11:94V—<11> News
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done reproduction of a New York Hidden Revolution" series Nov.
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and asked him.
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the excitement of live TV is gone.
8how
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week-end,
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biggest thing that happened to could feel my throat closing up fair Theater in Asbury Park and will continue through Tuesday
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Shows to Watch
Test
Set Sunday
TONIGHT
NBCErnie Ford (choice viewing)
The ex-Tennessee plowboy, like
that old man river, he sings
about, just keeps rollin' along.
A few songs — staged in "living
color" — a^guest or two, and
it's usually a pleasant way to
spend a half hour. Darren McGavin, a TV two-timer (he plays
the "Riverboat" skipper 'and al-
so "Mike Hammer") Joins Ernie
tonight. •
Non-racing competition over an
80-mile course is the multi-class
CBS-Betty Hutton Show
event planned for Sunday afterGoldie (Betty Hutton) teaches
noon, by the Red Bank Lodge of
the spoiled Strickland heirs a lesElks and the Heel and Toe Sports
son about money in an episode
Car Club.
:
called "Goldie Goes Broke-" A
Cars will s'art leaving from the
newspaper story about missing
Elks Club here between 11 a. m.
money spurs Goldie into a plot
and 1:30 p. m.. and will depart at
to force the kids fo break down
two-minute intervals. .
and go to work, Betty plays
Earl B.Henschel of the Elks
this comedy to the hilt. It'l full
said that competition rules will
of wide-eyed expression, double
keep all cars traveling at less
takes and zany situations,
than the speeds permitted on the
roads (raveled, "from 22 to 45
, NBC—Staccato
miles per hsur." Prior to depar.Harry Guardmo guest stars as
ture, at points along the road and
a one-time great sax'player who
upon return to Red Bank, milsHIGHLANDS — About 85 per got hooked on narcotics. .Our
I age checks will be made of speed' GRADUATES — Patrolman Frank C. Calandrrelfo, Jr., sons attended the reception of boy Staccato (John Cassavetes),
ometers. Pointf will be awarded Red Bank, and Patrolman William E. Champlin, Middle- Rev. and Mrs. William Lutz and thinking his buddy is still a great
for various factors, including
son at the recreation room of the tooter, gets on the trait of the
mileage saved for straight driv- town Township, ars among tha 44 police officers who First Methodist Church last week. "pusher" and almost becomes
will receive diplomas from the 46th New Jersey Police'
ing.
Rev. Mr. Lutz, new minister, is needle-happy himself. Cassavetes,
Mr. Hnnsche! said the event is Academy Clast tomorrow night. The graduation cere- illing the vacancy left by Rev, a good actor, is saddled with'
open to both sports and all types monies mark the> end of a six weeks' course at Sea W. E. Homer., Rev. and Mrs. some trite plots.
of passenger cars and it is exLutz are from the state of Washpected up to 100 may be entered. Girt. Patrolman Calandriello lives at 87 John St., Red ingotn. 'Rev. Mr. Lutz is attendCBS—Big Party
Nine prizes are to be awarded. Bank, and Patrolman Champlin lives at 22 Melrose Ter., ing the Princeton Seminary/
Irene Dunne is this week's hostThe competition is: figured to last Middletown.
A covered dish supper was ess, and she'll introduce Pearl.
up to three hours and 45 minutes,
served in the recreation room by B a i ,
Jack Cgrt
G
R o M
Mr. Henschel said.
y Loumembers of the Women's Society j^ R u t h Gilbert/Dorothy
town, showed films on "The Skin of
Invited -guests include" Red
^
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Christian
Service.
n dJ u
t e T hT h / a U e r .
Rolls in Disease" at the Par- "' C h r i s t l a n Service
a n d J ull e
jo
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Bank's Mayor George A. Gray
ent-Teacher Association meet- The evening service also was n ate week running-mate of "Playand Police Chief George H. Clayconducted by the Women's So- house 90" got.off to a slow/Start.
ing, Nov. 2, in the school.
ton.
A cake sale will be held.Nov. ciety, "Week of Prayer and ped- Apparently an Elsa Maxwell It
Most of the travel will be on
ication" was the subject.
nee ded to really make this a
back roads pissing through*Mid- BELPORD — Ribbons were 9 in conjunction with Parents' Mrs. Edward Duncan led the' par ty
A children's cup cake sale
dletown. Holmdel. Matawan, Key- presented to winners of the poster Day.
will be held Nov. 10. A sunshine service; Mrs. William B. Kendport, Wickatunk, Hazlet and back drawing contest for the Hallo club has been formed. A mem-rick, president of the society,
to Red Bank. At the conclusion of ween theme held in the school bership drive was conducted re- read a meditation; Mrs. Grace Brownies Make
the event, refreshments will be recently. Those in the beginner's cently with good results.
Cottrell read the Scripture, and Kindergarten Gifts
classes who recived ribbons were
served at the Elks Club.
Mrs. Deborah Bogue offered the
Renee Meislohn, Dave Rogers,
prayer. Mrs. Robert Robertson RIVER PLAZA — Brownies et
Mark Bloomenthal, Thomas Starr Rencc? Marko Hostess
and Mrs. Patricia Smith sang, ac-Troop 172, with their leaders,
Morganville
nick, Joan Harvey and Clair Zilcompanied at the organ by Mrs. Mrs. Anthony Osage, attended
The Methodist Church held a ly. First grade winners were Don' At Halloween Party
meeting for neighborhood scouts
George G. King. rummage sale Friday and Satur- na Bauer, Arthur Hazeltine and RIVER* PLAZA-Renee
Judity Bonkoski; second • grade, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo- A gift was presented to Rev. in the Fairview School last Friday.
June Baylor, Owen Stryker and dore Marko, Alexander Dr., was Mr. Lutz by Mrs. Melissa Harts- day night. They we're shown
slides of the Girl Scout RoundMr. and Mrs. Albert Cart- George Willis; fourth grade, hostess to a group of her sixth grove in behalf of the members Up in Colorado.
wright of Alberta, Canada, plan Christine Richmond,' George grade classmates at a party inand friends of the church. Mrs,
\
Kendrick presented a gift from For their Halloween -project,
to visit for a week with Mr. andBoyce, Charles Allen and Mar- her home last Friday night.
the
WSCS.
ilyn
Ludlow;
fifth
grade,
Marythe girls in the troop made jackMrs. E. W. Legier of Pleasant
Prizes for carving pumpkins
o-lanterns, and presented them
Valley. The Cartwrights have Ellen Branson, Loretta Hanser, were won by Richard Kox and
Paulette
Murphy,
and
sixth
grade
been in Europe for the past year
Bruce Eigenraugh., Other guests Lorraine Maire, Bill Lane, Cam- to the children in the beginners'
Edward Ericson, Todd Hopper were Miss Mary Reed, their meron Van der Veer, Laurie Fox, and special classes in the school.
on tour.
and Muriel Sevanton.
teacher, Joanne Wuchter, Joan- Richard Burgher and Billy Den- Denise Kankowski was welcomed
as a. new Brownie.
•
The DeVitte Military Academy Dr. Martin Alperin, Middle- ne Rizzo, Mary Ann Socolchik, nis.
and the Morganville football team
will play tomorrow at 2 p. m. in
Orchard Parkway. Walter Casper
and. Gordon Swanson are coaching the teams.
Reception
For Minister
.
I
i'
.
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The Parent-Teacher Organize
tion of the Central School held
its first meeting of the season
Tuesday. Dr. Ruth Boyle was
guest speaker.
Brownie troops 66 and 180 met
at the Methodist Church Wednesday. Troop leaders are Mrs. Robbert Davies and Mrs. Kurt
Schwarz.
Methodist Church services will
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Bridge
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By ALVRED SHEINWOLO
U.S. M u t e n Team Champion
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Opening lead — *#4
Thursday, Nov. 5. 1959—31
RED BANK REGISTER
was doing with thp obviously
weaker spades. When ah expert
opponent leaves a strong suit
alone and sets to work on a weak
suit, you should smell the aroma
of fish at a distance of 20 yards.
His suspicions aroused, W»st
found the right defense. West
hopped right up with the ace nf
spades and led another heart.
This doomed South. The defenders were sure to get three hearts
and their two aces, defeating the
contract.
STEVE ROPER
K G ASHTRAY
ST. LOUIS (AP) —What may
well be the biggest ashtray in
AND, IN
I OID.'-BUT SASSY T W I W .
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town was emptied recently and a
ANOTHER
t THOUGHT YOU INTENDED VPHONBD.'-SAID SHE'D UK€TO *^
surprise lay at the bottom.
INTRODUCE ME ON HER MORNING SHOW, MID-TOWN
T O STAY m i n e S A C K "••
PAY, MIKE ?
The ashtray is a hole in the
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center of heavily traveled ClayWOTHSR ANOTOtD HER
ton Road at equally busy Stinker
TO WATCH/ 6UESS
Boulevard.
I'M JUST A HAM AT
"" HEART, JOKER/
For months motorists stopped
at a traffic light whiled away the
time by emptying their car ashtrays into it.
Director of Streets Henry S.
Miller found out about the practice and ordered the hole cleaned
out. At the bottom workmen found
manhole cover, which hadn't
been raised when the street was
resurfaced.
Part of the equipment you need
to play bridge well is a nasty,
auspicious nature. This acts as
.a sort of Geiger counter, sound
' ing the alarm when something
fishy is going on.
DAILY QUESTION
West opened the four of hearts,
Partner opens with 1 NT (16
and South won in his hand with
to 18 points) and the next player
the ace and smoothly led the
passes. You hold: Spades — K
ORDERS TO CLANCY
four of spadea (award dummy.
7 4, Hearts — A 7, Diamonds
CASPER,
Wyo. (AP) — The
- 10 8 3, Clubs — A 7 6 3, What
What did South have in mind?
doctor says Clancy MacGillicuddy
He could expect to win two m ™ e hia contract if he tried the do you say?
has to cut down his television
hearts and two clubs whenever spades first. If he could man- Answer: Bid two clubs, the viewing time.
he liked. ' He needed five other • B ' to steal just one spade trick Stayman Convention. This asks Clancy has returned home from
tricks for his contract. If South South could then awitch to dia- your partner to bid a major suit the hospital and is convalescing
went after the diamonds, first, monds and make sure of nine if he has one. If he bids two from an'operation for eye catarspades, you will raise to four
an opponent would take the ace tricks.
spades; but if he bids anything acts which the doctor said reof diamonds and knock out the
Waal Is Tempted
else you will bid three notrump sulted from too much time in
second heart stopper.
South West was tempted to play
front of the TV set.
would still need a spade trick, low spade at the second trick, at your next turn.
However, Clancy is permitted
but whenever he got around to fenthis would Increase the value
to watch his favorite program —
leading spades an opponent would Jjf his jack of spades.
It adda upl Mora and more people "Lassie."
promptly take the ace of spades Nevertheless, West resisted this Ule Regular ada each latua bacauae
Clancy is a 3-year old Dalmaand lead hearts to defeat the con-temptation. Me looked at dum-rcaulta come faater—Adverttaement.
tion dog.
tract.
my's powerful diamonds and
South had .a better chance to wondered what on earth South
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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SECRET AGENT X9
Yours . . . A tociibrt, friendly
nature, amiability and general
popularity are denoted by today's radiations. Late in the
evening, however, negative inflwncN bring impuWveiMU and
a tendency to leap before you
look. Toere's a possibility of
an unfortunate occurrence, so
be extra careful to avoid it.
Past • . • Church contraction
reached a new high during the
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NUBBIN
By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE
CRANDALL
Th» Day Under Your Sign
ARIES (lara Merer. I I te April I f )
Bt kuuit, even Ihoulti ywi mit> a
ekmce lo pick up tuni neided ujgaey.
TAURUS (Aartt 10 «a May 20)
The chart for yonam people mar have
acme advene radiationi today.
IIIJA (Stat. ti f* Oct. 22)
Fnht a teodnitT to e n bweii aid to
kavt joke htll-liniihed.
SCORPIO (Oct. 21 la Nev. 21)
Y«u can raise capital t« back an idea
you've been working en lor tone time.
SAGITTARIUS (Nay. 22 • • Oat. 21)
Thi. « • do'it-youriell dey. Feoptc are
inclined lo ncfltct irapurtant detailt.
your heart to handle otnera..
CAPRICORN (Dec, 22 la Jan, 20)
CANCER (June 21 fa July III
Take the hull by the hcrni and alike •<*"» y<w rejpojid <o an aapeal lee
help, be ture the need ia Icfitiaute.
u» n e i aiad Slick to dcciiion.
AOUARIUS (Jar.. I I to FaW. I t ,
LEO(J«ly22«*A«a. 21)
Coann
an durability rttker laaa
Give aoeaeane a break. He or the win Coaeeatrtte
fluhy appeiraaca U Ilcatt wkea iaaagrateful »«• the bow.
•EMINI (May 21 ta June 21)
VlltJO |Auf. n «• Seat. 21)
rol yaartell in another'i place bcluie
ginne a "»i«e ai you aaind."
FARNSWORTH
PISCES |F«k. 30 «a Martk 20)
Set a dignified example foe taoee araaal
jo*. Tkey look to you with napacl.
C 1959. field EnlerpriMi. ! M .
By FRANKLIN VAN ZELM
READY TO START I SUPPOSE S O /
FOR HOME NOW WE HAVEN'T MUCH
I D SHOW roe OIK
HUNTING TRIP .
EVERYONE ELSE
SEEMS TO HAVE
THEIR FENDERS
LOADED
By ED DODD
I WONT LET
YOU DOWN,
SIR
THE TOODLES
By THE BAERS
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WHENITiS
TIMETDRERJEU
HOPTO.KflTTBN
BONNIE
By JOE CAMPBELL
VOUROrXDWIU. WHO Ml
MARY WORTH
HIPA
TILL MOfA* THERE'S
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BUGS IN (T?
"HE RYATTS
By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST.
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By CAL ALLEY
REVEREND
HELLO,
1VEJU6TBEENREADIN&
THE PRIZE FIGHT
By BILL O'MALLEY
IT 5AYS HERB THAT ONE
FIGHTER EARWED«i|O0,000
AMD THE OTHER # 2 0 0 , 0 0 0
FOR HIS 5HARE...ANDTHE
FIGHT ONLY LASTED
THREE ROUNDS'.;
JU$T IMAGINE THE
MONEV THEY WOULD
HAVE MADE IF...
THE FIGtfT
HAD GONE THE
ENTIRE
FIFTEEN
ROUNDS.
32—Thursday, Nov. 5, 1959
Rumson's Terry Sieg Takes
School Gridiron Scoring Lead
RED BANK REGISTER
Terry Sieg, the hottest back to ing passes again Saturday to
perate on Borden Memorial Sta- take the lead from Dewey Moser
dium field in many a moon, last of Long Branch. Bossone has firSaturday took over the Shore's ed a total of eight connecting
By Hy Cunningham •'
scholastic individual scoring lead passes.
with 1 pair
of IDs scored Another Casey, Ralph Corley,
p
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL AT ITS BEST — Grid
and George Alznauer of Brick
Ril
against Centrall Regional.
fans who were lucky enough to have the day off TuesSieg hiked his total to 68 points Township are tied for most scoron 11 touchdowns and two extra ing catches, each with four. Corday and -who had the good fortune of attending the
NEW YORK CITY — *The points. Frank DeShelpo, Long ley is leading linemen in scoring
Keyport-Metuchen football game saw one they'll never
Christian Brothers Academy Branch, dropped from the lead with his 24 points.
freshman cross country team of but he trails by only one TD and
forget
Lincroft, remained undefeated in one extra point. DeShelpo has r u i n
It's not very often fans get their full price of
1 H
dual meets Tuesday when defeat- seven touchdowns and 16 con- Slei, Runuoo-Falr Haven ....
IS H
'. DeShelpo, Loaf Br»nth . .
admission, but in this one they had their money's
ing St Joseph's School here, 25- versions for 61 points,
il>lk>. Brick TowMhlp
.„
PitU, Middletown Townihlp
30.
worth In the first quarter, and it was Wally KenSam Riello, Brick Township's C. Wttnlnston, U U m n
Angel Cruz and Bob Banley of winning meal ticket, racked up iaonMv, TU/port•
nedy putting on the show.
•d Bank '
Biu
St. Joseph's finished first and sec- three six pointers last Saturday Ryan,
I. DeShtlpo,
po, Long, Branch .
Between both teams they displayed pro and colSnkJ Jlatawaa
J l a t w a a ...-«.«..«..«"«.
ond, but the next six to cross the to hold his third place spot on the SankJ,
Morali, Tonu River
line were all CBA runners. Doug ladder with 60 points, so he al- Nu«em, R*d Bank Catholic_
lege type football. The gridders were blocking hard,
jubury r a r e . .....
McElninney led the pack and so is in the thick of the scoring a»tia.
tackling hard, and playing hard all the way. Keyport
Delcke. ManaeQtian •.••...«••...•-.
then came Joe Hylton, Bill Cal- race for top honors.
UiudUo. Lone Branch ...-.looked weak in the tackle department, but the Raiders
tubu. wall Townthtp
..~..
lahan, Frank Cooper, Dennis Ger Riello scored all his points on Corley,
R*d Bank Catholic
certainly made up for it in other departments.
Bamueli, Lakewood
—
mano and Art DeFaiio.
touchdowns, racking up Ml points AUnauer, Brick Towubfp .
The winning time tor the ap- on 10 cross oven into pay dirt
Bloom, Tonii lUvsr •>
-.«»
Keyport had three touchdowns before they
Ackerroan,
Southern
Rec.
.
proximately mile and one-half
Bank Catholic
Al Pitta, Middletown Township Bowone, Red
lined up for an offensive from scrlmage. Kennedy
Atbury Park — . LOOKING FORWARD T O SATURDAY — Halfback Gtr Schwodet, loft, watches course was 7:54. McElhinney fin- star, is in fourth pake, just four Barrabtc,
Men, wall Townthlp ,
took Ted Grushewsky'i kickoff on the IS and
teammate Emit Davis print'slogan for their Syracuse team getting ready for the ished fn 8:00 flat, a CBA record points behind Riello. Pitts who Jcnklni, Wall TownUUp
for the distance.
Newman, Lone Branch _.
dashed 85 yards for the score. After Keyport kicked
Saturday date with Ponn State. Th« two Eastern powen put their undefeated roeIn the B race, Don Anton, Dick looks classier each Saturday he aeldhauter, Brick Towiahlp
works,
scored
all
Middletown's
off, Metuchen failed to get moving. Sooo.
ords on the lino with a bowl bid virtually certain to the winner. (AP Wirephoto) Pulos, Lee Recinelll, John Jamison and Bob Boyd took the first 14 points against Neptune last
Dick Hydahl punted and it hapepned again. Ken
five places to sweep the meet Saturday. Pitta has eight touchdowns and eight conversions for
nedy hauled in the ball on the 38 and dashed 62 yards
for CBA, 15-40.
for his second touchdown within minutes. In this one
The Lincroft team will meet As- ids 56 point total.
bury Park freshmen at Asbury Wally Kennedy of Keyport NEW BRUNSWICK (AP)-Ruthe received expert blocking, especially from Chris
Park Saturday. The Harriers will scored 13 points Tuesday to jump
Heale. an English boy, here about six years, who up
complete their season competing his total to 50 points. Kennedy gen football coach John Stie».
ended two Bulldogs right at the start of the run. This UNIVERSITY PARK, Fla. he is remarkably strong on
in the annual Christian Brothers put on a scoring-running show man expects to find more duties
Schools' Cross Country Meet at against Metuchen with his two at right end for Bob Simms, a
gave Kennedy room to outsmart the rest of the Metu- (AP)-The kid with the horn- football field although his
TOs, which put him in the fifth regular at left end.
Van Cortland Park Monday.
CAMDEN
—
The
activities
of
a
pounds
of
early
fall
have
melted
rimmed glasses cheering the Phi
chen team.
position.
Christian
Brothers'
Schools
in
to
about
175.
Last
week
against
P«ir
of
English-bred
handicap
Stiegman had Paul Benke playTheta fraternity football
Keyport again kicked off and Metucben gained Delta
ro
l
the mmetropolitan
area competing Charlie Wathington, Matawan, ing tin left end slot yesterday.
team from the sidelines was West Virginia he suffered a mild **•« sparked the news relative ™».
S
e?
1
one
ot
the
speedy
and
classiest
one first down in two plays. Then were stopped and Richie Lucas. Penn State's hope concussion. Lucas claims he is to Saturday's iK.000 added Tren- * ™ _ " » . « •
He noted that Benke and Jud
Island champion. Cardinal runners on the Bayshore, is five Pahls, at left tackle, have been
ton Handicap. The Trenton is a HStaten
completely recovered.
Hydahl was back for a boot But this time Charlie for all-America quarterback.
yes
touchdowns
in
arrears
of
Sieg,
Lucas is a generous young mile and one quarter test for * > *-°"ghlin and La Salle but he is moving at a late season turning in impressive perform"We haven't been scored
taimpUn" Brown broke through to block the kick.
Military Academy.
man. He gives credit to Milt three-year-olds and up.
all
year,"
Lup
as
said
with
a
grin
rapid pace. Wathington has 98 ances.
End Jim Burka picked up the loose ball on the 14
With Benke holding down left
as his fraternity brothers racked Plum of the Cleveland Browns Elmendorf s Day Court arrived
MBA STANDINGS
points.
*
and headed for the end son* for the third TD. Ken- up another intra-mural victory. for helping him with his passing. Tuesday for the race and trainer
Eaitom m*M«
Eddie Ryan of Red Bank Catho- end, Stiegman said he could UM
WL
When his college days are fin- n a r r i 8 Brown notified track authSimms to good advantage at tho
Pet. OBI
nedy added the conversion. AH that action hapBack at the frat, of which he ished
lic moved up into seventh place opposite
J • MM
next June, Lucas hopes to
post. Rutgers plays La...i
with 34 points scored on five TDs fayette Saturday at Eeston, Pa.
pened In less than five minutes of the* first period. is the president, Lucas relaxed take a whirl at pro football. The oritles that Mrs. Tilyou Christa- fMIMtlpkla
i
>
.MS
pher's Amerigo will make the gS
on
a
cushiony
leather-covered
and
four
conversions.
Joe
De.«,!*
Metuchen came back strong to take the lead, 20-19. sofa and talked about football. pros probably
will be falling over s n o r t h a u I f r o m N e w YOrk today.
WCtlVlal
Sheplo of Long Branch is next in
ne another-10 grab nim
SAVED FROM SHUTOUTS
as a Day Court turned in a recordand Coach Stan "Tuffy" Baker had to sweat it out until "The thing I get the most kick pdraft
W I. r e t . QB line with 33. Bob Rankl, Mata
choice.
.1
S
M*
wan, has 32 point*, and Tom CHICAGO (AP) — The single
the Raiders scored again midway in the fourth, and out of is hitting a pass catcher," Lucas is fifth In the nation In smashing triumph in the recent o»tnu
t
Gold Cup, negotiated ClnhuaU
Morris of Toms River is in 10th runs the White Sox scored in tho
» * .xa
then he had to sweat out a passing attack with a good he said. "I've had to work hard total offense with 246 yards gain- Hawthorne
third and fifth games ot the World
the mile and one quarter in 1.59
position with his 31 markers.
i
s
.in
with
my
passing.
I
still
don't
have
ed
on
the
ground
and
673
on
1
passer heaving the rest of the way.
Series both came across as tho
YctterSWi Bnmti ~
the touch I had earlier this sea' passes. He also is the team's 1/5. In earlier engagements he
Passing Bobby Bossone ol Red Dodgers were making double
New Ye*k Itl, Delnit Ml
In Grushewsky, Metuchen has one of the best son. I hope it comes back on best punter and top defensive finished second in Hollywood rui«4elpkls
1H, SftacoH 11*
Bank Catholic tossed three acor plays.
Park's Sunset Handicap and was
May's HchMa
high school passers weVe seen in action. He can Saturday."
back with five interceptions.
Dflr.lt
at
Ml
Saturday is the date of the "We'll be ready for Syracuse,' placed second in the Massachutoss 'en long or short. He completed 12 for more
big game with Syracuse, the said Lucas. "We just looked at setts after having crossed the
than 100, yards. One Incomplete pass was a thing clash of the unbeatens that will "the films at last year's' game. line in front. He Is asked to tote
of beauty fa high school balL Grushewsky tossed decide the unofficial Eastern ti- (Syracuse won 144 after a Penn a steadying l i t pounds.
Amerigo likewise has raced on
about 85 yards and his receiver couldn't bold it tle. Right now that is the only State end dropped a Lucas pass both
coasts this season. His mathing on young Mr. Lucas' mind. in the end zone). This Is the best
with his speed getting down field.
He looks scrawny in his street club I've been' on. If we make jor triumphs have cone in the
They Just don't com* like that one every day.
clothes, peering near sightedly a mistake it doesn't kill us. WeEast, the Ocean City at Atlantic
City and New York Handicap at
GRIDIRON NOTES — Grid fans are pointing to- through those glasses. They say always bounce back."
Aqueduct, fn his most recent en
ward the Red Bank-Cath'ollc-Rumson-Fair Haven Regagement, a division of the Man
o' War, he ran second to dotted
gional game Thanksgiving Day and for a good reason.
line under 121 pounds, the packIt should be a good one. However, some of the steam
age he would shoulder in the
of this game Is going out the window because of the
Trenton.
Keyport-Rumson game scheduled for Nov. It.
Likely to oppose this duo are
William S. Miller's fetter Bee,
Keyport won a duly over Metuchen this week
CLEVELAND (AP) - It would
120; Ada L. Rice's Talent Show,
119; Sidney M. Barton's Greek
and In so doing the Raiders displayed a rugged ball seem that the only unanimous
agreement on the outcome of
Star. 115; Walter M. Jeffords*
dub. Coach Joe Rostal of the Rumson Bulldogs is bout
between middleweight* Joey
Piano Jim, 114; J. F. Gagel's
going to have to dig up backfield help fast. Sieg Giardello and Dick Tiger i
Reinri, 113 and Alfred G. Vander
wont be able to do It all in this one coming up. reached by the three officials who
buitt's Find, 110.
the scrap.
The only member of this prosKeyport has backs that can move and hit hard. We score
The 29-year-old Giardello won
pective field on the track Tuesdon't think the Keyport line is as good as Rumson's a unanimous decision in last
day morning was Piano Jim who
but the backfield Is stronger. This will make a fine night's 10-rounder at the arena,
went the Trenton route in 2.13
and 2,782 paying customers booed
3/5, breezing. Piano Jim lists the
ball game
lustily at the announcement.
Laurel Handicap as his lone triSHORT SNORTS — Stan "Tuffy" Baker is stream- Five weeks ago in Chicago, Tigumph of the season but three runlined. "Lost 30 pounds," says "Tuffy." Ofc ourse, hav-er won a unanimous decision in
nerup efforts were close. He was
Here's the newest addition to the Willys T e a m . . . another 'Jeep* dealer ready
second best in the Laurel Maing the extra size stomach reduced greatly, he looks the pair's first 10-rounder, and
to show you the 'Jeep' family of 4-whed drive vehicles. See the completely a w
that verdict also brought hoots.
turity, Camden and Quaker City.
good. He had a tough time sweating out the Metuchen Giardello, former Philadelphia!
Forward Control 'Jeep' FC-170, the world famous Universal 'Jeep', the 'Jeep'
Better Bee has won eight of 17
victory Tuesday. Must have lost couple pounds in thatfightingout of Rosedale. N. Y.
Truck, and the 'Jeep' Utility Wagon. Factory authorised parts and service and
starts, his last coming in a front
thought he won the fight in Chiup-to-date facilities are at your disposal Get to know
running prep last Saturday. Ma
one.
cago.
jor scores came In tho Diamond
your
friendly 'Jeep* dealer..
Williamson Murray of 63 Buena Vista Ave.,
And Tiger, British Empire Midwas fine until she State, Laurance Armour. EquiRumson, is a candidate for the freshman soccer dleweight Champion from Niger- 'Everything
poise
and
Illinois
Owners
HandiA DEMONSTRATION WILL PROVE
and Liverpool, England, was ippened to look back!"
team at Yale University. Murray prepared for Yale ia
cap.
equally confident he won last
WHAT A 'JEEP* VEHICLE C A N D O
After
winning
the
Laurel
Maat Berkshire where he played soccer.
night.
FOR Y O U . COME IN SOON!
turity/in April, Talent Show came
Ronnie Morris of the Red Bank High School Frosh So close was last night's scorback to click in the Valley Forge
squad is improving rapidly on the gridiron. If he keeps ing that referee Don Gonzales and
here. More recently he accounted
Charles Bill would have
for the Boardwalk Handicap.
it up for three years, he'll be a whiz. Quarterback Mor- Judge
had it 45-45 on points if GonGreek Star has been heavily
ris is kicking 40-45 yards and his passing is terrific. zales had not penalized Tiger a
Class A
World's newest and most
campaigned, making 25 starts,
He was recently moved up to the Jayvees for a try- point for butting in the ninth
Standings
advanced 4-Wheel Drive Truck!
and winning five. He has been in
round.
Judge
Herb
Williams
had
W LPta the money on 12 occasions. The
Eddie Winrow, another good freshman, got into the it 47-45 for Giardello.
Branch
.4
Jersey-bred won the Quaker City
varsity tilt Saturday. Coach Bob Glisson is getting an' Giardello built up an edge in Manasquaa
here as well as the Sheepshead
points
in
the
first
three
rather
early look for next year.
Middtetowa
Bay at Jamaica.
time rounds, and then came
Uonry Park
The nino year old Find must
The grid talent is improving for next year and furious
fourth with each fighter Freehold Regional .......
slways be considered on class
if the kids setUe down and play ball, the Bucs will landing a number of solid blows. ed Bank
alone while Relntl would be facBoth of Tiger's eyes were bleed- Neptune
«>t have a 0-5 record this time next year.
„...
ing his sternest test to date.
ing at the eyebrows when the
Neit Saturday
round ended, and Joey admitted
Regional at Asbury
in his dressing room:
Park.
It was accidental, but my
^PIlBvT*in Vt^V V^ef^B^'P fl#e)
lanasoiian at MMdtetown Tow
head did hit him."
does hundreds of j o b !
Then Giardello displayed a M
Class B
bruise near his groin as evidence
• Standings
of a low punch.
Tiger's right eye bled freely
W L TPtS
from the fourth round on, and Keyport
4
• PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Bill
the ring physician looked at it Rumson-Falr Haves 1
• Hyndman, runnerup in this year's
after the seventh. Giardello kept Matawaa
2
• British Amateur Golf Tournapecking the one-Inch gash with Toms River
:.... 1
• ment, says the United States will
left jabs, but absorbed a number Point Pleassnt
1
• regain the Ryder Cup from
of smart left hookj ( V m Tiger Lakewood
I
• Britain this Saturday.
in the process.
Central Regional .... •
• But Hyndman warns "Don't sell
Neither fighter scored a knockSaturday
down or near knockdown or was Point Pleasant Beach' at Rumson- the British short,, They feel that
h i best
b t team ever
they've gott ttheir
seriously hurt. Giardello hung on Falr Haven Regional.
vorkt for you 365 dayt a year!
and they have the confidence of
and grabbed a lot In the late
defending champions.
Other Games Saturday
rounds as the fight got rougher.
"But from personal experience
Tiger barraged Joey's jaw with -ong Branch at Princeton.
I feel the ball is going to make
jolting lefts and rights In the Jnloa Hill at Neptune,
tenth to pile up the must lopsided latawan at St. Peter's of New the difference."
U.S. golfers play a ball that
Brunswick.
edge for any slnglo round.
/all Township at Kcyporl.
i slightly larger than the British
At 161, Tiger weighed In
pound heavier than Glaixlello nncl 'Icklnson ol Jersey City at Red version. For International matcheach player may select
entered the bout at 7-5 favorite of Bank.
whichever ball he wants, In all
leaaantvlllo at Toms River.
bettors,
luthcrn Regional at Central Re- other tournaments here, Rolfeis
must use the American ball.
glonal.
WlrtiiyWaiN. M
rick J'omishlp at Sayrcvillc. The two-day Ryder tournament
(Friday night),
begins Friday at the Eldorado
dual purpme vehlels
Country Club In Palm Desert.
Sunday
for business and fuoflyf
OSAKA, JAPAN (AP) — Pns- cd Bank Catholic at Trenton Cnllf.
In addition to Sncad, the U.S.
qual Perez of ArRcntlnu, retained Catholic,
eam comprises Art Wall, Jr,,
Ills World Flyweight boxing championship lust nlclil with i! 13lh
Mlko Souchak, Cary Mlddlccoff,
EVANS CHECKS IN
STRATEGY SESSION — Ponn State coach Rip Knglo talks round knockout ot chnllciiKcr .lAMDKN ~ Uuvld 0. livom, ny Herbert, Julius Boros, Hob
Rosburg, Dow l-'lnstorwnld, Doug
wllh quorlorbaelc Richlo Luca», centor, and fullback Pat Sndno Yuoltn of .liipnii.
The victory nvunjscd the only usler of ICvundcll Furm, llolm- I'ord nnd Jack llurke, Jr.
Boiula <ii thoy plot tactic* for upcoming g«mo with di'fcnt on PITIV.'K record of .111 I, chucked In ill (jiudun State
Syrnciuo «t Univoriify Park, Pa., Saturday. Soth Ponn prolc.HKlonnl f)|;|)|!i, ymilln oul- Is wm'k from Cliurlcstown with Norlli Carnlinn ton.i won but
liolnlcil I ' c r i v In n nun-Hlli- Inciisvlllc, II ttvo-yi'iir-olri luiimr- wn o( Us Insl n>n« football
WILLYS...world's lare«t miDUluturir ol 4-WSMJ-OIIM
Slnlo and Syr.jcuio mi> tinbofllcm.
(AP Wirupliolo)'
CBA X-Country
Team Defeats
St. Joseph's
Syracuse-Penn Gash
In Battle of Unbeatens
English Bred
Stars Entered
In Trenton 'Cap
Simms Goes
To Right End
Willys Motors Announces...
Fans Boo Joey Giardello
Decision Over Dick Tiger
LADIES DAY
... A new dealer for
'Jeep' 4-Wheel- Drive vehicles!
Shore
Conference
U. S. Team
Win Ryder Cup,
Says Hyndman
Perez Retains
Flyweight Tillc
family of 4-Wheel-Drive vehicles
I d l i m l l T ill ' J u l i y o lil',1 , l » | | | | ; i i y .
with Mnrylmul,
"'?)'
'/•',
.
-,'V.
ft;
5
i -7
,
KD1AJIK
SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Chamberlain
' Timely Notes on the Great Outdoors
• j NELSON BENEDICT
By, the Associated Presa .
\
ORID AND I A L U T UMILAMTIES — M». San AntonioColls?,* yidders and • m.jn.
bar of a ballet class demonstrate at Lei Angelet the similarity of football stances
and those of ballet. At left, Fred Bernal follows through in punting practice while
Meredith Leech does a similar dance step, A t right, John Conroy leaps to toss a
(A» Wirephoto)
pass while Miss Leech duplicates In ballet action.
Injuries Hamper
Johnny Tough Oklahoma
Paul Arizin, Willie Sauldsberry,
Tom Gola, Andy Johnson and
Bow and arrow deer hunters will call It quits to- Guy Rodgers also hit double fig-
•
*
Chicago's Ernie B r i b Named
Most Valuable Player in N. L
Making Good in
NBA League
The seasonal return to the uplands commences at
The fellows who said it would
9 a. m. Saturday for' small game and bird hunters. After take time for Wilt (The Stilt)
the inaugural, hunting hours will be from a half-hour Chamberlain to find his way
before sunrise to a half-hour after sunset, except on around in the tough National Basketball Association might consid
public shooting tracts 'where shooting won't start til er these figures:
7:30 a.m.
.Three games, 120 points, 102
Purely as-a reminder, daily bag limits are: two male rebounds—and three straight victories for the rejuvenated Philapheasants (10 in season), one jack rabbit or hare, four delphia'Warriors.
rabbits,'seven quail, three grouse and six squirrel. The The net question might be:
pheasant season will terminate Dec. 5. Staggered dates ^ t 1 B h ? a p p e n s w h e n h e I e a m s tte
league?
set to accomodate deer hunters later on will enable The. 7-foot-l former Kansas
quail, grouse and squirrel blltzers to remain afield until All-America had another big
game last night, scoring 41 points
Jan. 30.
' .
and grabbing a record of 40 reThe experts, meaning those persons in the Di- bounds for Convention Hall in
vision of Fish and Game who are concerned with Philadelphia as the unbeaten Warriors drubbed the Syracuse NawOdttf* management, look for a fruitful season. tionals,
124-113. And it was 14
They tell us pheasants are *way up and that there points by . Chamberlain in the
has been • veritable explosion of the quail popula- third period that' rallied the Warriors Into the lead to stay after
tion tn South Jersey. Both quail and pheasants are they trailed, 58-57, at halftime.
hi excellent supply In northern Monmouth County.
Wilt now x is averaging 40
Only fly in, the ointment Involves finding unposted points a game, and 34 rebounds.
-
Grid Slate
BOWLING
TOMOtROW
(sight games)
Brick Twp. at Sayrevtte
AGENCIES
CHICAGO (AP)-Being named shortstop who ever played a full
the National League's Most Valu- season in the majors.
able Player for an unprecedent- Led both leagues in runs batted
ed second year cam* at a teal m with 143, highest in the National League since Joe Medsurprise to Ernie Banks.
"Any of a half dozen or so wick totaled 154 in 1937.
other fellows I thought would Hit 45 homers. It tied him for
beat'me out," said the wiry, 2s- the lead with Mathews, but the
year-old Chicago Cub shortstop. Milwaukee third baseman hit one
"There were a lot of good in the playoff series to take
'
players in the league this sea- homer honors.
son — fellows like Hank Aaron, Since the most valuable desigEddie Mathews and Lew Bur- nation became the official award
dette of the Braves, Sam Jones of the Baseball Writers' Associand Willie Mays' of the Giants ation of America in 1931, only two
and Charley Neal and Welly National League players won it
Moon of the Dodgers.
two or more times. Stan Musial
"And they were all on pennant and Roy Campanella each were
contenders, too. Hut usually named three times and Carl Hubbell twice. But never had a playweighs in their favor.
'All I can say is that it's won- er taken it ta successive yean.
derful and unexpected news — Banks won the MM prixe by
a thrill and an honor, but hard a landslide as the Cubs again
to believe."
shared fifth place. The votiag
The springy-wristed Banks, be- was a little tighter this time. He
coming the first National League collected 332H points to INK
player to win the honor in sue- for Mathews. 174 for Aaron
cesitve years, batted JM sad Ml for Moon among the top fa>
had these other accomplishments tobers.
for IMS with the fifth place
Cuts:
George Kell and Erale Harwell
Established a new high Held- are moving from the Baltimore
lag percentage of JM commit-radio and telecast booth to handle
Hag only U errors, fewest of any Detroit baseball games in 1W0.
morrow. Local experts, including Howard Isaacs ofures for Philadelphia.
. Shrewsbury, have had their troubles. Foliage has been Kerr's 20 points were tops for
By n * AaMdated Press
the Nats. ,
Satwday
much too thick for so late In the autumn. Nevertheless, •The New York Knicks evened Injuries, and probably the law
Mekbuea at Red Baak
Paddock lounsi
an archery deer kill commensurate with that of 1958 or their record at 2-2 in the other of averages, have caught up to •eldln**
Jeweleri
rcehoM Reghmal at Asbory
Utu* Silver Lumber
'
even slightly ahead1 is anticipated by Division of Fish NBA game, nailing their second once mlghtly Oklahoma. Now Hied team *erle*—Ue(er>* M l t - Park
the
Sooners
must
scramble'
to
road victory in two nights with • "
•
" Si Hlfh team fame•- —
laaasoau at MkWetewa Twp.
and Game Director A. Heaton Underbill.
[4: High eerlee-Chet
break
even
to
Coach
Bud
Wilkina 107-101 decision over the Deilrti game-Joe MestU 3S1.
. Matawaa at St. Peter>a (NB)
MO lerlt*: Joe HeglU ISO, IT* W - ^ a j |
Duck hunters will have to sweat it out for another troit Pistons. Richie Guerin. had son's worst season.
A NEW FORD OR OTHER
27 points, for a two-night total v! Wilkinson Saw IliS String Of 74 "MO club: Walter Warden m, sti,
Potst Tieasut at Kuneoa-Fabweek. They won't swing into action until Nov. 14. In 62. Rookie Bailey Howell, last
FINE CARS AND TRUCKS
u/Larrj
names
JO*"K«6IU
_
3
.
Bah
consecutive
ct
B
Big
g Eight
g
g
HavMlleg.
m
which connection we are sorry to report that Leonard year's Mississippi State All- without a lloss snapped
d llast Sat
HUatNsptaae
laiMtal
Averace*
&m
9 PHIL WALOMAN'S
AT*.
Nelson of Belford will not be-operating his stake America, topped Detroit's bal- urday in Nebraska's, 23-31, vicM m at Pleasaatvioe
Xd Ifanri
anced scorers with. IS points.
tory to even the Sooners' 1939 Walter Warden .
at Central
blinds in Raritan Bay this year. Why? Top short a seaGordon Trlpp .
record at M.
Kenny White
fls^HisKr
SOMCI STATION
son, lament* Leonard. Says he couldn't possibly pay bis
This is the moat defeats • a
; Braaca at Prbeetea
B
Mepta
Ave.
ft W. freer St.
H E
expenses much less make a small profit hi 40 days less,
Wilkinson-coached dub has
Ralelfb __._.
C
Ops*
Daty
sai
faa.
1
A.
M.
•
M
1\
M
.
/
^^
dured in 13 yean—Us tenure as Moe
of course Sundays.
--•
. . Hank Danrao _
Red Baak CataeUe at TreattaU
a head coach, all at Oklahoma. Elmer WiUet _
Meanwhile, brant and goose gunning continues
i m n Buckler „
In 1947, his first season, the JClwt
ifcEachern
apace. Shooting on the Shrewsbury tailed off after
BALTIMORE (AP)-The turn- Sooners had a 7-2-1 mark and 8-2Jocepli UeOUl . Hoot* Nakana ^
n
1952.
Every
other
year
they
.It
that sensational opening day harvest of brant Oct. out for the Navy-Maryland footRalph R M H ,
.Ml
ball game in Memorial Stadium lost only one or finished unbeaten Dick Bell .
Roien
• IT
24. Geese are said to be using In cornfields out Saturday night may determine and untied., This latter happened Karl
Robert
.IT
rt A:
Ayre*.
Fed
. 17
Holmdel way, but the gum a n not accounting for whether the 1960 Navy-Air Force in 1949-5044-5546, producing nat- Fete
EddieFederaen
William* ,
Jack
Becht
.
.
_
tonal
champions
to
1950-55-56.
game will be played here or
any really substantial numbers of Canada*.
:8
8
Frank Rainbow ,
elsewhere.
. IT
But this year the roof has
Don Hembling, Warren Horre and George Chandler, Capt Asbury (Red) Coward, caved
in. The tipoff came last
:S
all of Fab* Haven, have been visiting the Brigantine Navy's athletic director, said spring when the 1959 Sooner var- Lei Wllcox _
it
rait Delia _
Wildlife Refuge where brant hunting is available on a yesterday the Middies will play sity lost its annual spring game Charlie
Btout ...
Dlek MeCennell
in
the
future
where
the
most
peoto
the
alumni,
27-20.
first-come, first-serve basis in state-built blinds. Shoot- ple will pay to watch them. Eddie Hull . . .
After fall practice began, Wil- Clyde Peabodr —
ing has been good there.' Too many of the birds bagged Coward said he personally fav- kinson
jenny Smith » — sounded another keynote: Dick
LulBurro* _
u
are unfortunately unfit.to e a t
ors Philadelphia for the. Navy- "Our team, particularly in the Ira Rlcharda
ton
Sim*
. IS
Notre
Dame
game
and
Baltimore
lank
PartenMder
.
line,
lacks
the
experience
of
our
.11
There were flagrant abuses of the gunning priviKlUam Xndlloher.,
for the first Navy-Air Force opponents." .
.11
Luke Forrwt .-_—
.It
leges established by the government and the state at game "as of this minute."
"Sour
grapes,"
said
some,
but
Wilbur
Rau
Brigantine Saturday. Horre saw hunters shoot at—and But he said Navy will take "a the injury-bug that plagued Okla- Eddie Aral
:S
Oreen «—
.u
down!—loons. Furthermore, many "brant" hunters did hard look at the situation If we homa during fall practice took Lmrry
Hal Hampton .
.11
less than enthusiastically re- its toll. Wilkinson didn't have Larry sehaefer
. II
not even bother to pick up the birds they kHled. That's are
. II
ceived here Saturday" and in his No. 1 backfield intact until
-US
disgraceful and can result in all sorts of unpleasant re- Philadelphia next year.
COUNTS CATSKtUO
Sept. 14, and even then they were MONHOVTH UCAQCS
.
precussions.
Coward said he is under "con- a brittle bunch:. Yesterday the
MI l
„_
pressure" to play in entire Sooner squad was together mHolyA «FamUy
1
Sea Brighter John Dunphy and some of his siderable
New York where the Army-Air for the. first time hi many weeks. «. Mary'i 1 _
It. Ana'* 1 .
playmates have been killing their brant near Tucka> Force game drew a sellout crowd
"ReaUy. I. don't know what's £**;%;».£»£>¥> M « - " } * * »*
hoe. A Dummy-led threesome bagged 16 brant of 67,000 last Saturday.
rong," Wilkinson told a meet- JtkffSSS?* *
'• "". «
u
wrong,
Next year's Navy-Notre Dame ing the other day. "It's kind
and two geese Saturday. On the previous day, John
game definitely is set for. Phil- like golf. You've heard a I
gave the woodcock coverts a lick. He found a par-, adelphia's 100,000-seat stadium,
of golfers say they're hitting the
eel of native birds in the Manasquan valley and but the site of the Air Force ball
well but can't score. I dunk
game it indefinite.
gathered In three.
our team has played satisfactorily
and they're just as good as I
Commodore Bill Helm of the Shrewsbury River
thought they'd be.
Yacht Club comes up with one of the best "hunting"
"But, we've made really bad. St. Jama* — .
truly bad plays to lose. There's
stories of the season. He was out striper fishing the
nun*
.__.
no reason for kicks to be blocked.
other day. The bass weren't biting, but Bill collected
HoMr *emirjr j'ejs,~HUH*ttm > suM*
It doesn't happen to good teams." —
Urick SO), fujii same — Harthree crippled brant which were swimming around on PRINCETON (AP)-Coach Dick Dartmouth has end Roger Han- old loon
Devlnt Ml.
aw Club - Jim VaUtr US. h e *
Sandy Hook Bay.
'
Colman says the big chore his Ion, injured In the season's open- HaUeran 223, Duke Sweeney 2ZZ,
Meyer
Tony DtKetano
football squad faces er, back for some action Satur- (Morse
113, Al Manclnl
rite Brady
Back from the grouse moors of Scotland and ready Princeton
Saturday in Cambridge, Mass., is day against Columbia. Don Al Oeuica JOB,
Oe«» sot, John
Urtek
ML
to go to work on the ducks is Scobeyville sportsman to stop Chet Boulris, Harvard's Vaught took over the No. 1 fullback spot for Virginia Tech while WOMEN'Si coMMtmmr L
Allison L. S. Stern. Like many another American who "one-man team."
jODDurrowrTIXAOCE oi
Tiger coach said yesterday Lauren Kardatzke took the same
shot the moors in. August and September, Stern dis- theThetriple-threat
halfback's pas-, spot for William at Mary.
, IT
. M
covered that the grouse were down in numbers, pre- sing and running would have to Illinois guard BUI BurreU's (Jay Blade*
. IS
be stopped. Colman noted that status for Saturday against Mich- day Decelven ,
sumably because of disease and nesting failures.
; u
u
Boulris was reported ready for igan is Indefinite after he wks
11
Last Thursday's Duck* Unlimited Dinner In action following an
released yesterday from the cam- [••£
3iowpoe.fi
pus hospital for treatment of an
Asbury Park was • sterling nieces*. Score* of local Saturday In Har
!. T
wlldfowler* attended. State D. U. Chairman Irving of previously
Jri
ftda* _^_____
T I
J. Feist, Shrewsbury, declared the affair was probHKtt SUM — A. William* 7», Btgi
three samee — R. Slaelalr 4NI
. ably the most successful of It* kind ever held in
mnptnowii -sai
New Jersey.
Otto Reut's First-Timer has been docking at High'j
IMdMown YE**"
MOiajlain
lands Marina more often again than not with big bass
u
laufbrau Hoiue .
11
lerhans-MellUo
aboard. One of the largest striper's taken aboard the
lodevn Pharmacy
12
llck'p Auto W»rt
U
First-Timer during the current migratory run was a 48
>b
iU
. II
pounder reeled hi by Howland Jones, Rumson.
The five leading bowler*: W. Motirltjm ITS, R. SarkV 171. S. H u a u i a
Out Saturday with Otto were Leonard Bellezza,
I7«, Bdna aloraon IN, C. Henry lTf.
Rumson, and his son, Nicky. Trolling near the Rip, the
McConlouge Changes
Bellezza* had a half-dozen or more strikes from Junker
Lineup for Rutgers
bass. Nicky caught two, 28 and 43 pounds, while his
EASTON, Pa. (AP) - Coach
dad settled for a 40-pounder. Deep-running plugs were
Jim McConlouge. of Lafayette has
been forced to change bis linewhat the fish wanted.
up for the Leopards' meeting
Sandy Hook trolling has been dullish during
with Rutgers Saturday. •
forepart of the week. There are fish In the area, but
Don Westmass will start al
they a n not striking a* they should. The b u s apright, halfback and Charley Bar
tos has been moved to left Inpear to be feeding extensively on mossbunkers.
juries to George Bendere and
Walter Kathbum, Rumson, counted 10 bunkers and
Walt Doteschal In' the Gettysan eel In the stomach of a M^-pounder Monday.
burg game forced the changes
Westmass, an end for the put
Local surfmen are not doing well either. Bass are
.
MAIL THIS COUPON TO
three weeks, will be replaced by
scarce In the Jetty country. Pier fishermen in Long
Dan Wooten, an All-Middle AtTHE RED BANK REGISTER
HEILUA
Branch are catching ling and whiting along with scat- CHARLEY
lantlc Conference end last year,
PRBSSEN,
HIT IF HIS
tered weaks after sunset Sea trout, first cousins of
Wooten had been switched
BIS LEA/SUE
BACK //V A
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
fullback three weeks ago.
weakfish, are in the undertow at Island Beach where MM ROie AGAIAf
MAHASBRlfiL
PATTtRH
striper fishing has zlg-zagged from medicore to fair in
4 0 - 4 2 BROAD STREET, RED BANK
AS
co/trwes.
recent days.
til* Flf&T
CLUB,
Member* of the Navesink Rod & Gun Club had a
Your Name
C/HCINNATI,
time for themselves at a turkey shoot Sunday oh Mort
Allen's farm in Holmdel. Top-ranking shooters were
CtfARWS PSSIRE
Street.
Dave Brewster, Rumson; George Ruddy, Jr., Little SilFOR
A 2-y£AR PACT
ver, and Ed Kerbs, Rumson. On the distaff side, the
Mesdames- Florence Van Horn, Red Bank, and Rose- A6 BROOHLM MAtiAGBR.
Town
marie Drew, formerly of Rumson and now a New York DttMtafti t« Mint rnlurn
resident, were high.
I'LL HELP YOU FOCUS
Your Age
Phone
. |
P
Kay Christiansen of Chris' Landing, Sea Bright, quality-wise as the days grow cooler. Lots of flatties in ON BETTER LIVING .
Let me help you sight the casl
aal
! Is delighted with a late but excellent run of blue- the Manasquan, too.
for doing the extra things you'd
| claw crab* In the Shrewsbury. So are her cusElection Day party boat anglers caught cod aplenty, enjoy. I'm O. Howie Hustles,
, tomers, who experienced one of the worst sum- Tho wrecks were comfortably crowded with cod run tho Register classified who gets
• mer crabbing seasons In memory. No bass to speak nlng between five and 15 pounds in weight. Capf. Hugo you easy money by IlndlnR buyof at the bridge, laments Kny.
Wigstrom of I-Ilghlunds hnd cod mixed In with the ers fast (or things you own bu
Them are flounders In both the Shrewsbury and ling and whiting landed aboard his Henrltta. And Hugo don't uso and enjoy, Dial SH
0010 now to focus yourself to
the Navcslnk.- The fish nro small but should Improve didn't; have to go any further than Scotland Lightship. ward more canh and better living
gjhum.
Navy to Play
In Big Stadiums
\,
GULF
CAU SH 7-0308
Want
irr
Tigers Have to
Stop Boiilris
1
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You can earn extra money
with a Red Bank Register
newspaper route. Find out
how easy it is to have your
own route and start making extra cash.
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BED BANK BICIMCT
HELa*VANRV-MALE
tATTUBO AND WOtl ~ m M x a f t»
A U I W AMD TRUCK*
terlor and exterior, estimates fur
OUNO MAN tor drug store. Make dem i r rtvoo* sswtmes* — T »
U62 PLYMOUTH four-door, i standard lehed. CO < - U » .
general drug store work. Aprooms, living room, dialog
shift, excellent running condition. U 'DC-IT SERVICES — Lamps rswlred, plyliveries,
Dell's Pharmacy, 9*6 River Rd.,
kitchen. One-car garage. Immediate oc2-1183. •
$2$3 maximum. Odd jobs. Free pick- Fair Haven. SK 1-0675.
cupancy. 180 per month, no utilities
delivery. OB 1-3271.
t ^ foUNO MAN with high school educa"It Couldn't Ba Denat"
lts.1 AUSTIN HBALY — Engine comIncluded. Call Ayers-Trutolo t jency. M
pletely rebuilt 7,000 miles'Sgo. run- LET MOYAN PAINT that old a i m or tion for material herdllng and some
Church S t . LItUe silver. BH 1-3*38.
, my
_
«•* Line
TWIN OABLXS APARTMCNTS three
and lakyderlxn track cam, moditruck for liule n o n e ; . A n wort. ileetrlcal telt work. Basic knowledge
I Days Consecutive
•
•*« Umt ning
end four rooms, host dock, elevator,
fied valve train, pollahed head, bored >ver
3
Room!
of
Brand
Naw
y e a n In Red Bask. 1* North if math and electricity desirable. Call
patio on river. BH l-239t. •
_ ^
4O,O00th and completely balanced with bridge50Ave.,
4 Days Consecutive
"lesday. Wednesday and Thursday
Rod Bank.
competition clutch. ThU la an exceplly,
SH
1-711S.
OELUX
APARTMENTS for rent, two
5 Days Consecutive
tional buy tor someone who wants a SERVICE WHILE YOB WAIT—KMim
and
three
bedrooms,
sdenee
kitchgood fportl car at a reasonable price.
24c U M
service c h i m m 'by bringing your raSHORT ORDER
M Days CMtsecuthfe
ens new duplex homes In Freehold.
Hlgheit offer over 11,000 accepted. «H dio or television act In for repair*.
COOK
Hl-Mount Realty Inc., phone. F R SM Days Consecutive
•••• lie Usey 1-8514.
C. Radio and Television Company,
CO 4-0471.
for only
2000. ,
.
.nand A. Crulpl, owner. U J ShrewsVOLKSWAGEN 1W>. Black sedan. Bun ury Avc. 811 1-41M.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE—OppMtW)Yearly Contract Rates On Request
R1VXR FRONT — Furnished. Bedroomjroof. Very low mileage, perfect conity
to
join
largest
organ
studio
.In
Mlalmam Userllss, Tsrwe Uews
Hvlns room, kitchen, bath. Near stadition. Like'new throughout. SH 14723. FOR TREE WORK-C * a Tree a*rv. -je shore area. Must-ba Able to play
tion, no pets 175. BH 7-0O3S.
he Hammond organ and have some
ltemenl !• reserved
FOUR-DOOR '4» Bulok Roa<lm««t«r.
free estimate, >rlor selling experience. Draw against
A M O m TO PARENTS with youn(
Vsry good condition. Very reasonable. •II LI 2-423O.
liberal
commission.
Prefer
A-l
apenlldren. Have for rent a five-room
a
they
are
detected
Call Saturday after 12, 3M Redmond
** V& S i ' ^ o t ' be responsible for errors.
duplei wing of a house. Available ImIPECIAUSTS I N ROOM- ADDITIONS pearancs and personality. Interview by
and includad at no axtra chartja
Are., Oakhurst, N. I.
appointment only. PR 8-9300. Hammond
medlstely. Ltvlnc room with fireplace,
AND QENERAL ALTERATIONS
* " " N O l?an'eHalionsIllwllll>De accepted or chana.i made In advertise.
Organ studio of Asbury Park.
1WI9 FORD CUSTOMLINB VS. Four
full dining room, kitchen with dishLowest Prices — Free Estimates
mints one hour after receipt at olllce,'
door sedan. Fordomatie, radio and
waslur, two baths, two bedrooms. NewQUALITY CONSTRUCTION CO.
A GUARANTEED RENEWED REFRIGERATORI
heater. New whltewivtls. Regatta blue.
ly decorated, 1126 month. Call after S
Broad at. SH 7-5Q4O Red Bank Call PRospeet I-OTM II your are inDIADLINE 5:0O
M.
One owner. Excellent condition. STsB.
p. m. OS 1-2270.
PPMANCB REPAIRS—And supplies. terested In employment with a future.
SH 1-2103.
Hint
while
training
to
b
e
an
estimator
'
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
and pay only
rURNISHBO — Cleanest, three-room
Residential a n d commercial outlets.
U N FURY PLYMOUTH Convertible. Uturts and appliance Installation. Al- f building (radueta. Company estabapartment' In Long Branch. Hod«rn
free A. M. Way "Were PabllcaMesi w*ls proof two aays befers peisUExcellent condition. Terms. CA 2- Eleetrle. « H T-0II1.
ilshsd for over 5» years.
furniture, all utilities, SM- per month,
raUoo.
3M8.
Csll before 5:30 CA 2-0977. After « p.m.
. P1UMERANO "The Carpenter." E i UTQ SALES MANAGER — Used
KE 1-1808.
1985 CHEVROLET FOUR-DOOR- prl'
perienced alteration, repair work, out- cars. Salary and commission. 17.
vstely owned, In good condition. OS Ida, Inalde, cabinet work. SH 1-MM.HO guarantee. To handle all used car
COUPLK—Two 3 room nicely furnished
1-2T3«,
salei. Finn Bulck, Inc. SM Bwy., Long
apartments. All utilities Included.
Brsnch. CA J-6SO0.
Privste bath and entrance, ( t o . SH
- • 10-pe. Living Room Group
INS DODOE V«. 10- chassis with hy7-1072 or SH 7-3907 until I p.m.
draulic hoist, two apeed axel, good
SALESMAN — Pan-lime, expertsneed
rubber, mechanically eieellent. Will Hell
IMP1OYMINT
Openings In Monmouth and Ocean
ATLANTIC HIQHLAND8-1H and 3ft
o o.pe. Badroom Outfit
for ll.SU. U 1-MM,' Rich Jorgensen.
Counties. Car necessary. Interviews all
room modern apartments. Residential
Tuesday, November 10 at 112
HELP WANlWs-FEMAtE day
section.1' • Third Ave., AT 1-05M J.
MM CHEVROLET TWO-DOOR, sedan
o
S-pc.
Nubian
Dinette
Worth Ave., West, Cranford, N, J .
with lots .of heart. $123.
PORT MONMOUTH — FOUR rooms
IEAUTICIAN — Steady or part-tlmt< REAL
SH 1-M4i
ESTAT SALESMAN — Must be
EAL ESTATE
snd bath. Nicely furnished. .Osrsge,
AUTOS AND TRUCKS
SK 7-M29 or CO 4-364S.
alert
d prosl t and
d ambitious, listings and
ANNOUNCIMENTS
ill utilities. Adults only. Call after
Use BUICK SUPER two-door R l v e l *
furnished. Jameson Agency, Free— M a n hour, three pects
5 p.m. KB MISS.
IMS STUDEBAKBR Champion • Deluxe pearl gray and blue, whitewall tiros, 'ART-TIME
hold. FR 6-1611.
nights
-week.
We
train.
No.canvasLOST AND FOUND
power
steering
and
automatic
transfour-door. two" tone blue, radio, heat,
APARTMENT
PARTMENT FOR RUNT an bus line
ig. CA' 24680.
WEEK-END BUTCHER — Apply Mon•r, i l x cylinder, good condition. KM. mission, radio, heater. Looks and ruiis
near Red
Bank.
Suitable
Rd B
k S
itbl
for adults.
a
adults
ults.
LOST-Fox Hound. Saturday. October IH 7-42T1
perfect.. Sacrifice IMS call OB lfWOO. P O U R Q I R L S W A N T E D apply Robin mouth Meats, IS Main St., EatonM J."
Utilities furnished, fti*. Write"M
J"
- 7-11 E. FRONT STREET,
si. vicinity Hiddletown. near Oartown.
Wendy, II Bridge Ave.,
Box i l l . Red Bank.
dtn State Parkway. Nearly all white, UKI BUICK SPECIAL two-door sedan.
. ' : . Red Bank
tin markings. Name "Combat" Tstoo radio, heater, good transportation.
KEYPORT,
N.
J
.
ATLANTIC
HICIHLANDS
furnished
TRACTORS
.'
on ear N. N. H. $23 reward Call IS*). 1 8 1-T1M.
URSE FOR DOCTOR'S office. 40 hour
apartment, three large rooms, full
Mr. Smith, BH 1-4474.
bath, couple or with Infant only all
ISH FORD CUSTOMUNS four-door. LATE MODEL S.D.1 Diesel wheel week. Two evenings. Write "NURSE" HELP WACTED-MfJa-F*aule
C O 4-3020
utilities Included. Sysr. AT 1-OTH-M.
Rax »H, Red Bank. Olve qualifications.
all
cylinder,
led
to.
heater,
good
LOST — Light gray pram(boat) with
tractor, trlcyele front. Power take
TELEPHONE ORDER DEPARTMENT
red bottom. Noilly BH T-1222. attar tires. Cleaa inalda and out. Mechani- off, side pulley, hydraulic hitch, for 5 LERT SALESWOMAN, Thanksgiving work from your home. Expenses,
UNFURNISHED
atirtment.
Second
i t e t Delivery
Free Storage
cally perfect. tW5. SH T-44W.'
bottom plow, tlree like new; 11 M rear,
to Christmas. Apply Burrs* Luggage; commission, bonus. Write "T.O-" Box
floor. Seven rooms, bath, hot water
I p.m.
steam heat, $78 month. 152 Bar Ave.,
SH, Red Bank, giving phone? number
LOBT — OIRL'S prescription staasea, 1W2 RAMBLER Station wagon, radio, g.H0.16 front. Will run on pennies a day. 25 Broad « . . Red Bank.
tore Hours: Monday thru Saturday from 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M.Highlands. Call 8H 1-7803. .
Will sell for $1,245. Call Lt 3-KB2, Rich MARRIED WOMEN w h s cannot acblue and white frames. In blue case. heater, new paint. IIM, Call after Jorgenasn.
SH 1-HM.
»
Red Bank. SH 1-4W7. Reward.
cept S-fl Jobs. Flexible hours, good
MODERN THREE-ROOM snd nsth furHturaday and Friday 'til 9.00 P. M.
. m i n t s . Use s i ear. SH M4»l. Call SmJATIONS WANTED, Famate
nished apartment. In private home,
LOST — FRIDAY, light blue lady 1 ! 1959 VOLKSWAGEN. BUNROOF—Llgnt
liter 12.
automatic heat, privste entrance. Wi
wallet. License and registration In- blue. 7,800 miles. Owner going everincludes everything. AT 1-2S3T.
BABYSCTBtO.
at
your
horn*
o
r
mine.
seas.
Call
L
I
2-400D
e
l
l
B»14,
»
side. Please phone SH 1-6275.
HOUSE TRAILERS
OU6EW0RKER — TWO MORNIHOS
Or light kousskeei
a week, 1-13. Call
ROOMY ATTRACTIVB FURNISHED—
FOR SALE
LOBT — GOLDEN RETRIEVER, name HUDS0N-1M1, . good condition, 1160. WESTWOOD IIM, \V, two bedrooms.
MUtCHANDISI
- « H 7-963S
Four rooms. Located In west-end secAustin—1M1, excellent body and tlrss,
of Rip. vicinity of Eatontown. —
STOKER-Flrst e l s s s condition. Will tion of town. Near bus lines, trsln,
nereis little motor work, Sift, Call after 10130" aluminum awning, extras. WH TTRACTIVI SJALSSLADY WANTED HAVE NEEDLE - WILL SEW Dresses,
ward. LI JOSH.
finance. KB o-MM.
FOR SALE
Buttonholes.
school. $96'per month. Call evenings
sell chtsp.
s srf i-i«». •
In luxury type retail store. Give aual- Suits, Draperies.
AT 1-04M
CA M44B. ,
i
U J1M2 .
ifleatlons In writing to "ATTRACTIVE,'
SOLID MAPLE TABLE, two arm
IMO PLYMOUTH two-door, reliable
1
Box BU. Red -Bank.
WISH TYPINO t o do at home, ex- chairs, and (our aids chairs, excel- 'LUSH DOORS —^Beautifully sralned LONO BRANCH — Three and four
transportation, sood mechanical conAUTOMOTIVE
lent
condition,
table
has
glass
top
beech
fluih
door*
for
Interior
use
room
furnished
apartments.
.
CA
fldition. XIall after S. SH 1-I6M, •OATS ft ACCUSOMIS DOMESTIC —; THREE DAYS, Monday,
and tabla pads, will seat U . Reason- In first class condition) slsts 20"*SO" 22S7 days,' CA «-if32 evenings snd
Wednesday, -JTrldsy. Permanent post*
1M0' PORD COUPE cean, dual e j AUTOS AND TRUCKS
able. Inquire Joseph Hoffman, 63 Hard- 5,06 each, 28"sN" ts.3> etch, 32"xra"
hautts radio and heater. 1150. SH 1.WINTER eTTORAQE — BoaU S » L on, »•». Own Strahiportatlon necessary. STENO-TYPIST. Fast, efficient work m ig Rd.. Red Bank.
B.M each. Delivered within radius five
my home. No job too small. Reason7«jo evenings.
Plymouth station Wagon, 19M, In good
.
motors. Complete winterising facili- Phone RU 101*2.
miles. Csll SH 1-5600. Red Bank Lum- RED BANK UNFURNISHED threeMUSTSELL—Modern living room, mod- ir. S Wall St.
room apartment, centrally located,
coniimon, $1.7*0, two-door. W. D. R A M B U R CUSTOM four - door ties. A ft B Boat Sales. Hwy. 36. WANTED — MOTHER'S HELPER. able. SH 7-416B.
ern
bedroom,
traditional
dining
room.
oil heat. Nicely decorated first floor.
twaruel, Jr. CO 4-1211, Haslet, N. J.MBS station
Beiford.
KB.6-3S3S.
Flberglas
ana
wood
WOMAN WISHES DAY'S work or part
wagon, radio, heater,
1-IUS between 6 7.
INO MACHINE, console model Inquire 62 Harding Rd.. SH 1-HOT.
boat headquarters.
time.
1*51 MERCURY, radls and heater.
with attachments. Very good condlTRADE IN your old furniture with no on, I3S. 8H T-2T41 after S p.m.
THREE
ROOMS furnished. Utilities
rour door. Must KU call after a p.m. UB3 MERCURY Convertible,
•
K
7-M57
'
LOOKINO
F
O
R
the
best
bur
In
boats,
fully
payment and get a new perkir
supplied. Long Brsnch. CA 2-T229.
AT 1-OtOS.
EXPERIENCED WOMAN WOULD like ordown
eoulpped, power steering, windows, motors, trailsrs or insrlne equipment;
dining room set at sale prices. Wil- ODIRN BLONDE lfAHOOANT dinA A B Beat Ssles, Hwy. 3$.
day
work
Mondays
or
Saturdays
tlO
FURNISHED
— KITCHEN, bedroom,
U H PONTIAC, twa door. Radio and ests Very rsasonable. RU 1-2202 after See
HELP UlANTEO-MALEi
liam U f f n u n t t o r * Ine., Bwy. M, l n | room set. Excellent condition. TaBelfoid. KB eVMU. riberglss and wood
day and carfare. Call SH 1-4775.
heater. Excellent condition. Call alMiddistown. BH 1-U1S. open evenings ble with mar proof lop, two leaves, private bath, private entrance. On
boat headquarters.
i
ter I ivm. KB S-StM.
•
custom made pads, two arm, four side Hwy 3S and bus lines. Business person
SECRETARY — MATURE. N U M 1 _ till S p. m.
INS MERCURY HONTCLAIR four-door
IS THE TIME to order your
Buffet with liquor and glass preferred. BH 1-1431.
of years unusual financial experience,
ATfENTlON
PLYMOUTH. IIBS-Eicsllent condition, hardtop, white and beige. Power NOW
RErRIOBRATORS
an« f n e t e r s chairs.
RErRIOBRATO
storage covers before seasonlinen snd lined silver drawers. NEW — THREE ROOMS and bMh,
both personal and corporate. Available USED
alx cylinder. Cambridge model.' four- •leering, power brakes, power seat, winter
f
sale.
l Also
Al repairin
i i g .M
and "finish
r , ^ cabinets,
rush. Call LO 6-3016. Larry's Up- MAN t o work T-'lth salts manager for for general' secretarial work. OS 1-OTTs for
Stint with sliding glass doors. Isrge private home. Furnished or unfurtear s e d w . radio, heater, new m e t , complete leather interior, padded dash, al
y
1
after 3 p.m.
awsr end storage cabinet. Best olfer nished. AT 1-1M3-J.
four , weeks training . to prepare
one owner e a r . passe* state Inspection. broadloora. This beautiful amomoblle holstery Shop, Malawan. N. J.
•r $ m SH 1-»1» after 0:30 p.m.
Completely winterised. Dependable anil can be* yours for only 91M0. F1NANC- TWO-MAN EUCKBOAT —' Built t o fit position with lirgt concern.
Work WOMAN WISHES WORK: for five days
MODERN. THREE-ROOM apartment.
economical. Nice riding family car. INO ARRANOBD. Private owner. U In station wagon. One year old. (100.
TIRES — Two *:50*U; two T:00lI«: Nicely furnished, complete with airMonmouth and itarth Ocean Counties. week. Reference.
WE BUT AMD BELL anylhlag I
v
Must sail quickly due to illness. Sacrl. 1-3M4.
Call BH 1-7734 sifter < p. m.
SH 7-3433
'
one
T:10<lsi one S:S0xtT; also lubes conditioning. Tile bath, electric range.
erythlng. Olva the hlihest prices.
flee ItW. SH 1-4700.
SALARY
Pensloc;
Plan
and
Orotip
InFords, 14' RUNABOUT with If h.p. motor
On bus line. Located In modem, home.
William 1411 Furniture Ine., Hwy. nt. Child's crib «*. LI J-0S3S.
WOMAN
OMAN W
WISHES PART TIME work.
oppo- Full, remote controls, plus extras. surance. >
TRIUMPH SPORTS CAR—Selling""*
Chevrolet*,
*;
M. lliaolstown. Y a a l - U U Osea eve- MINK CAPS «J». Seal skin stole 110. Immediate occupancy. Muat 'see to apofUcs
fU or ssales.
l
•aerifies, removable hardtop, Tonneal site Orand "
A-l condition, |32> or best offer. SH 7- BALES DukgroitDd not considered
nlnge tlu a p. ra.
Fur piece SB. Two ladles Cashmere preciate. AT 1-3M7.
OS
l
l
J
t
o
•over. Many extras. MOM miles, ExTON l»60 Chevrolet Panel Truck, 2163.
BED SPIUNOS, twin. %: full slse beds oats sties lJTif. priced 119 and 111 THREE LAROE ROOMS, ground floor.
nectisary It personable and neat apcellsnt condition. SH T-3230 during day. good condition. HS0.
JET 14 Olsan built No. 21>. Excellent
dining room ubles, end tables, a " Irown coat W. Dresses etc. Child's coat Two family house. Port Monmouth.
pearing. Age 33 and over. Complete
U S t FORD PICKUP -i. •
condition with trailer.
He«t and hot water. KB «100».
cocktail tabla. mirrors. Must sell. Sft st. slse «. Plsypen. RU 1-13M.
SH M70S after 5 p. m.
SITUATIONS
WANTED-MALE
dltlon.
AT 1-307*
details will b e ' given during Interview.
1-02W*
.
IANUFACTURER OF FIND tsble, FURNISHED — THREE ROOMS and
U36
PLYMOUTH
COUPE,
radio/heatKB 6-4000
er, excellent running condition. New THOMPSON, BARBOUR. Wood-]
Phone for appolnment EH 1-OHS,, BARTENDER, u years' expsrtsnes. UKB BOX tSO. 10" snd M" stove t i l disk, boudoir and floor lamps clos- bsth. All utilities included. Couple
Capable of managing. Phone K 8 S> each. Large oil hetler with carbu- ng out discontinued numbers. Phone only. IS* per month, available Nov. IS.
•ear RENAULT DAUPHINS, White 1000 muffler, bearings, clutch. SH K103.
Flyta*.
Dute'—
— boats,
"
ln». Dutehmsn
ssll
mil, •vauiatui* «iuv> i
3964-J between » and » p. m.
IH 1-4000 for ehowroom hours. Tower, CA 24i»4 per in'1
miles, perfect condition. Leaving N CADILLAC — Locally owned seInruil motors. Dockage and
iTinrude
retor SH. K B now.
~ "
- '
" "
:0» Chestnut St.. Red Bsnk.
Wuntry. 11.300. WH 6-4H1. ext. 277. U dan
J. Wilson Boat Works. 47*
O r CA i-7291 after • p.n
». J.
Devllle wltn full power. Slop In storage. H.
SEVEN
CLEAN
CUT
MEN
NORWATMsplss. raspberries, strawberUNFURNISHED THREE R 0 0 M 8 . Sea
Ave.. Long Branch. CA 9-3033.
OTPOINT
ELECTRIC
RANOE
—
Ex
and s e e It. Maurice Schwarti * Sons. Atlantic A'
ries,
shrubs,
pachyiandra,
fruit
trees;
•an HENRY j .
Bright.
Qround
floor,
heat
and hot
work for recently opened electrical
cellent condition. $100. Call after 6 water. Reasonable rent. RU 1-0B2G.
141 W. Front M., Red Bank. SH 7-WANTED— Used boats and motors. Will To
FINANCIAL
Iresser; tsble: skates, SH 1-WN.
appliance factory branch: Must he bem.. LI t n i T
pick up. H. J . Wilson Boat Works. tween 20 and 30 and Interested- In s
Eraulngt. SH 1-S47J
V7
YEARLY TENANTS — Four rooms and
BREAKFAST SET
47* Atlantic Ave.. Long Branch, CA 2- ob with a future. Salary $K to stsrt
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FRIOIDAIRE REFRIaERATOR. II cu. hum. Three rooms and bath. SB 2Practically new
2032.
Call SH 1-4014 tor appointment.\
ft., fresilng compartment. Perfect 0041.
AUTOS AND TRUCKS
AUTOS AND TRUCKS'
SH 1-I7M
COMMISSION BAKERY, tor sale —
londltlon. Hi. RU 1-1034.
SAILTOH AND. SUNFISH—AulhorlMd
Ideal for couple.
SNOW TIREB like new B.F. aoodrlcn
EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS, weekly
sales. The Boat Center, 75 White St.
SH 1.1133. Mr. Tragaah
Sllvertown T.lOils, extra custom with WINCHESTER IS OAUOE pump sun, rates. All utilities, utensils.supplied.
USE OUR MONEY '
Red Bank. SH 1-04(4.
tubes t t t . Call SH 7-4277 sftsr a p.m. poley choke model it, 876. Winches- Riverside Motel. Foot of Cooper's
f you are alert and ambitious we'i
r rifle ao-OS model 1M7. SH 1-MM. Bridge. Rt. 35. Red Bank.
YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOR
nit you In business In Red Bank o
STUDIO COUCH with two bolsters
Ec'lpee. Black-while tweed tiO. Cell . O. MODEL TRAINS — Trackage. FURNISHED ONE ROD1I apartment,
he Baysbore area In time for the foil
INSTRUCTION
WINTERIZED, INSURED AND
cars, kits, powsr pack. Cost over lied Bank. Utlllttet. Private entrance.
SH 7 vm after S p.m.
day rush. We provide the merchandise,
STORED I N OUR LOCKED
Lavatory, shower. Refrigerator, g s s
financing, and know how. Stop In sni ELECTRONIC* TECHNICUNB I N DB-DRAPERIES — Four pairs custom 1300. |12». LI 2-2402 evenings
VAULTS— VERY LOW
day U-f/4-5. Kelly, 720 M s t u s m Ave; MAND—Attend on* night a weak or msde for Red
SO-KART,
S h. n. Cushman motor, range. Twin beds, closets. Business
Red Bsnk Manor Apart
couple. Psrklng. SH 7-ItM.
Saturday morning commsnelng Octo- ment. Fully
Asbury Park.
$ss.oo
\
RATE INCLUDES
with
F
li
lined
w
ith
valances
a
l
n
c
e
s
f
for
ber 3sth. Enroll now PRospeet 4XH03 living
AT 1-0U2
i i n g room
dining
alcove
bed
ining al
cove and two bed'
room, d
THREB-ROOM
furnished _ ,
Tank Testing
Check Water Pump
CARETAKER
Monmouth Radio Electronics Institute rooms.
$40.
Call
all SH 7T-42TT
7 2 7 7 after S
« p.m.FIREPLACB LOOS. Fill your car bsth. Freshly decorsted. Convenient
~'~ "a
Flush Motor
Check Clutch
Experienced nendyman-gardner. CoupU 111 Cookman Ave. Asbury Park.
location In Red Bsnk. OS 1-03M.
Check Ignition
C'k Fwd. * R'v'se
considered. Pleasant living quarters,
SIMMONS COUCH AND two ehstr trunk for eg, call
Check Carburetor Check Linkage
OS 1-0147
Mlddletown estate. Oood references on100, two months old; baby's chlfforobe
NICELY FURNISHED, two bedrooms,
Lube Motor
Check Propeller
ly. "Caretaker." Box Ml, Red Bank.
- vanity $1. Call after 4:W SH 1 ST" ANTIQUE WALNUT DRESSER, w««h
living
roam,
bath,
over-looking
Complete External "C'fos'n Proofing"
MIRCHANDISI
stand,
marblstops.
Two tables, eylln Shrewsbury River. Can bo rented until
OROCERY CLERK WANTED. Must be"i
1 cu ft. PHILCO refrlisrator Witt der record cabinet, refrigerator,
Complete Internal "Rust Proofing"
clocks,
Msy 31.1M0. Asking S1U per month Inesperleneed. Apply Oentlle's Super V
large
FOR
SALE
_ rge freeser, good condition,
145; odds. ends. LI 1-3M2.
cluding utilities. Phone Packer's Real
[arket. New Mooroouth.
THE ROATMAN'S SHOP
Fr
Flldi
leetrle range, overslte
30'*" Frlgidaire
'electric
Estate Exchange, »E MBJii^j
Every boating need under one rool OARDNERMAINTENANCE MAN, ex.
FUltNACH AND HOT
oven, excellent condition, MO. Sit T-B1JT.
ALL YEAR THREE-ROOM nicely furLargest stock in New Jersey. Evlnrudi
WATER HEATER
perleneed. Steady, lull time. Own
BVER-RITE
SUBMERSIBLE sum.
nished spartment, for couple, and one
OS 1-Z73)
sales, service and parts. Repairs
transportation. AT 1-2033.
•
pump, practically naw, P.essonsbls.
Jhlld. Btentsl $S5 per month. Phone
all make motors.
HANCH OAK BED SM, night table Packer's Rest Estate Exchange, S E tMAN WITH CAR —Young, neat and
14 Wharf Avenue
Red Bank', N.
*15,
chair
l
i
t
,
bunk
beds
with
ladpersonable for ssles work with Fuller
..
CROSLET TABUS model ISO. In0243.
. *
Brush Co. N o experience necessary, will V
of ASBURY PARK
quire Service Department, Eatontown ler »5J, wagon wheels •», M" girl's
SKIFF., open, 24', 8'«" beam. 150 b. train. For appointment call Mr. Fenike $18, lawn esrt f7, racing blsds THREE LARGE ROOMS — All mod— asrnss — UutreMlew TV, »0 Hwy it. Eslontown. LI i-0400.
"interceptor,'
Interceptor. re<"
reduction.
- -New
— this
"• yea
^
h.p. Lark UJ.SO. slsd &. CA ern improvements. Business • .counts.
;er. FR e-MM after T p.m.
Rlf-fTAL, PLAN ON ALL MODELS
NAUOAHTDB
KB *-2*3>.
Full price 12400. HI 3-JtW.
REFRlOIRATlOIl MAM — Must be Opet dally 'til » p.m. S a t 'til 6:30 p.m.
U h l t i
And other Upholstering
supplies
MUST SELL 14' Century outboard be
MOVING — Must, sell five rooms turn- RED BANK — Attractive three rooms
experienced. Apply In person. Eaton- Cooktean Avs.-Maln S t . Asbury Park FOAMART. Rte. 31. EATONTOWN
furnished. ISO Includes s l l utllltin.
ter than new. Choice of engines. Bei town TV. 80 Hwy Ja. Eatontown.
ture, drapes, end tables, refrigerator.
offer. SH 7-46SS after ».
TIRES — Rstretdlng. vulcanising oui TV, sofa, encyclopedias, SH 1-0M4. N«sr railroad station. Ideal for busii
PR 54300
TV REPAIRMAN — Full «r part-Ural
ness couple. SH 7-4003.
specialty. Your ear tlsd up
_ Tonly 10 Open House 10-B November i . I, 3»
Vacations, holidays with par. Apply SPINEl' PIANOS for rent. Find out be-minues
minutes tto-put
we re- Monmouth St., Rsd Bank.
o p loansrs
s on while
h
90 I.BROY PL. — Four larRS sunny
person. Katcmtowsv TV. M Hwy. 3s. fore your purchase) If your child Is c i o your tires. No chsrsa for
for loaned
IUSINISS NOTICK
adaptable. Full allowance of all renui service. Mount Tire Service. U Maple t u o ANP PAD talS. one twin bed rooms and bath,, hot wst'jr, hest,
spring and mattress, solid maple. Al- garage, refrigerator. Business eouple
on
purcluse.
Choice
of
I
nukes.
U
Are..
Red
Bank.
SH
1-0(84.
EXPERIENCED TV service m a n . fill lyles. Tnttlng Piano Co.. IS Monmouth
i two mlssee costs size 14. One suit preferred. November 1 oeeupsner. SH
FUEL O i l . * HEATINO — Call I
or pat-lime. Can Mr. CrapL AC
LILACS AND OTHER shrubbery foi sue 14, excellent condition. RU 1-2141.
Red 'Sank.
1-0*10. o i l Delieiry. Inc.. servics
_ dio***
.. • - . Wunfgioa.
sxJrewsb»rT
sale. Charles Taylor, 42 Chapel Hill
Sales. S Herbert St.. Red Bank.
JPPORTUNiTY
SHOP
ANTIQUE". FURNISHED APARTMENT — THREE
TYPEWRITERS, ADDINO machines. Rd.. Red Bank.
U. S. and foreign stamps. Set of rooms, living room, bedroom; kitchen,
All mski>.o. new or used. Ouarantsed.
. W. ROOFINO. caulking, and
CLAY PRESS J.MECHANIC—To make Easy
;
RED lANK'S MOST ACTIVE LOT
"Buy s m where they fix. WE BUY AND S B U . ANYTHINO - [our Hitchcock chairs. Maple Lincoln tils bath and shower, heat and hot
damage repairs (special six shlngiei
repairs , end rast»teln operation of •em." term*.
rocker and ethers. Lots of smairitems water supplied. Privste entrance, as
Low a s $21 Berpleo's, 101 Mm Contsnts of homes, stores, aste'
or leas Including vent and chlronei automatic c l a y pri-:.. Some experlsnce
esllars. attles. China, glassware, _ for Christmas. Two-part extension ban- Spring St., Rnd Bsnk after g evrnlngs,
caulking SI2> 24 hour senrlce. F R
preferred In •Metrical work, hydraulics mouth s t Peat to theatar. SH 1-O4I*. tlquei, art objects snd sll bric-a-brac. lust tsble. Mahogany or cherry drop- Saturday all day.'
EXECUTIVE CARS
and sstllng dies. Shin work. 40-hour WOOD — Se.'.soned oak, fireplace, stovi Ruscll's. 2& East Front St. «H 1-lttt. leaf tables. Irwi bracket lamps. Crude
PAINTINO UNLIMITBD—Interior
ex terlor. quality painting. No lob too week. Liberal Insurance benefits, paid snd furnaer. McOulre'e Market, R t SHOTOUN—12 gauge Parker fancy 30" harness maker's bench. Lots of loori FIVE-ROOM UNFURNISHED apartMERCURY 9-Pasi. Station Wagon. MOM, PS '
water and heat. Call evenColts Neex. WH M K Evenings,
small or too large. Estimates cheer vacation! and holldaya. Apply at
.ment.
. . ,OS
, Hot
double barrel, wonderful for deer pattern glass, ,'lne China, brlc-a-brae, .nss.
1-U75.
ARCHITECTURAL TILING c 6 . . INC.
s-4331
\
shooting. Excellent condition, solid sliver deraltasse spoons. Dolls, jtiwslry. '"'*• "
FORD Galaxia, 4-Dr. Victoria, Full Powar
: fully .given. CA a-3038.
i. H . Keyport betwtn hours • a.m.
Call
us
when
selling.
The
Matthews,'
116
CLEAN
nicely furnished three-room
IREWBR'S OfAAINa TRUCKCD—also tsathsr case. Highest offer takes lt.
F R E E TO HOME OWNERS — il p.m. Mondty through Friday.
apartment.
Utilities
Included. 'A
hay,
lay, straw, ir<utch hay,
hay, an4 manure Write to "Shotgun," Box Sll, ft' Broad. Keyport. CO M i l l .
n a t e s on raiting, alterations, paint,
FORD Convertibla, V I , FOM. RftH, PS
Ave., Long Brsnch. CA i-MM
Bank.
sale. Call >-0 4-<Hl<.
ig, mason work. For wat leaking ce RETIRED MAN for night watchman,
MAPLE SECRETARY (III, three-piece Grand.
CA
e.2B7(.
-»rs we can guarantee a remedy. IX) Tleehurst Animal Hospital,
maple living room suit* with love
STRINO
SLEIOK
BELLS—31
bells.
„
TOP
SOIL
from
farm
to
you.
Call
BH 1-0621,
S-ITM.
FORDS
Sssh. two largs ••••frfi".
ons 4'x«'«Ir: after S p. m. OS 1-0M3. File this seat sofa |T70, Ihree-pleee Danish mod- NICE TWO rooms, furnished. Newly
ern living room suite 1300, five-piece decorsted, Adulli. fill, week Includes
one 4'1'14'S". Ooad condition, suitable number for future use.
cherry bedroom suite with! swing utilities. 48 Wallace St., R<4 Bank.
"porcn. U ••—'>•
'53 TUDOR Sadan, « Cylindon, R * H
3S0.
AUTOS AND TRUCKS
AUTOS AND TRUCKS
BABY CAKRUaBS — New gM.K. frames S41B, nlne-vlece cherry dining 8H l-«23>. Inquire at rear.
Strollers KM. Cribs, play yurds. room suite 1310. Burdge A- Son (next
'54 CUSTOM Fordor, R*H
595.
mattresses, save at Red Bank Carriage to Stelnhsch's parking lot), 24 Clay ALLENHURST — S'4-ROOM apartment
months, [perfect CMdltnn. M 0 ,
over real estate office. SW l r month.
Shop, 3 East Front S t . Red Bank.
WOO. U 2-4000. Extension 2 1 4 5 7
-*
Red Bank.
'5ft CUSTOM Fordor Sadam. Fordomatie 9 5 0 .
Unfurnished. Including heat.
1 1-2J0O.
E FU.TBK riXJW'-washlng machine. HOUSE SHUTTERS, reasonable. OH
II" ADMIRAL TV. I . Inquire Service Evenings PR 5-4H5.
Walnut bedroom s i t . Best offer. CA ware, etc. Antique Shop, 117 Main Department, Estonlown TV, M j ( * y
'57 FAIRLANE Fordor, FOM, PS
1350.
. (near Port Ifonmouth flrehoase). 33. Eatontown. LI 34400.
THREE ROOMS - FURNISHED. DecMas.
orsted. utilities. Private hath, rn'57 FAIRLANE "500" Victoria, FOM
1450.
9x12 RUO—fS.60; apartment gas range,
IEAUTIFUL NINE-Pli^CB dining n
trsnee. Osrage. Wear bus. BH 1-1041.
•18; lamp, shade, electric mixer, TV,
set, excellent condltls.n cherry maha
'51 FAIRLANE "500" Victoria, FOM, PS - I79S.
FOUR-ROOM. ONE-ROOM apartmentn.
gsny. Also couch with 'matching chad |M; step stool. BH T-5343.
MERCHANDISE WANTED
Well furnished, decorated, garage.
reasonable. OB 1-34*3. •
BLOND ELECTRIC OUITAR. dual
Csll a n y day SH l-fl«0, 17 Morton! Pi.,
'59 CUSTOM "300" Tudor,' 6 Cyl., FOM
I99S.
pickups and controls. Complete with u a. c o m a - STAMPS - Top pness Red Bsnk.
TWO MODERN double tmngT wlndowi
• watt amplifier, equipped wllh vibra32"xH" each, overall 70' wtdt,
aid
currency,
eouee1,100 mil**.
one frame with aluminum storm win tor. IIM. R U l-OSH-J, week days aft- tlons, odd IOIS; old correspondence, FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT,
first
ATM
first floor.
floor.
dows, screens, complste 9*o. Motoroli er 6:90 p. m.. Saturdays after 2 p. m. Estate apprslssls. Monmouth stampsV
I >U
T
m A
"
" ™ C m " " " * p 'm
' A T
Coins.
Wt Monmouth St. SH 1-atM.
iuto radio, model 300, | U - Evenlm
C
i
PEONIES—Large
dumps
which
should
HEADQUARTERS FOR STATION WAGONS
IH.t-S4T2.
be divided Into four or more plants, PIANOS - Highest prices paid. H. Tenbest named commercial varletlee. Pink ser. 30$ Mam St.. Lakewood or LakeILONDE CRIB, mattress. S«t of «
1050.
'55 FORD Country Squira, FOM
e^lnHii, playpen. All • #nreptl«MieiH and white It.SO each. Red 12.90 each. •mod g-31M
COMMERCIAL RENTALS
You dig and lake. Hi ing ihovcl. A Tier
reasonable. KB 6-4»3T.
'S» FORD Country Sadan, 6 Pan., FOM
1195.
iiiP' Fvnmmmn
— Antiou.s. brie
Dairy Farm, U mile south of Middle
ITE ARE HAHVESTINO our finest s p town Railroad Station on road to Lin- a-nrae. Anything old. Clean up yoUr •PACK: F O R STORAGE. Hslf mile
. . . Y e t , w e have IMO
'56 FORD Country Sadan, 9 Pan., FOM
1250.
pies. Selected Red Delicious. Colder eroft.
cellars and stiles. Turn your trash SH T-07M.
II 'Rfc JS;..
.*
'
Delicious. Stsymsn Wlnsssp. Maclnto cash. Phone CA S-OMI.
losh. Macouns. For sating- and cook- SIX STORM SASH — Sis screens, MxM
'86 FORD Country Squirt, Fordomatie
1350.
Oldimobilei IN STOCK for
FOR RENT—Two sultss of offices availAUTO
RADIATOR
AND
SHELL
to
fit
ing also R.I. Greenings for piss. Ruck*
OH floor furnace, perfect condition,
or 'SO Model A Ford. Call SH able) In The Tullsr building. Both on
In Fruit Fsrm and Nursetjr, Phc-tsni wa staul drums, lit) and H gallons
'57 FORD Country Squira, Fordomatie
1595.
river aide of building, o n s e i Oiree
[-44M.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Come in today (or the car of
sseh. I K 1-MN.
Rd.. Uneroft. SH 1-flHO.
rooms on first fioorT Ths othsr two
OLD BRIC-A-BRAC. Furniture, s l l rooms on second) floor. 8H 7-2s«0.
"5» FORD Dal Rio Raneh Wagon, FOM, RAH 1750.1
kinds of antiques, silver, china, glass.
the year , , , the buy of a lifetime!
AUTOS AND TRUCKS
AUTOS AND TRUCK!
LEONARDO — 1,300 so. ft. area suitJewelry,
books,
paintings,
fine
linens
'59 RAMBLER Amariean, R&H, Economy Spoe. 1795.
and sn« miscellaneous fteme. Alice able for store or Hint industry. Ample parking. Busy shopping canter. 114
land, SH 1-I3S9.
'59 MERCURY 9 Pan. Commutsr, 19,300 mils..
monthly. F.A. aehlnaus, Tteal Estate.
TTER. p
OLD HOUSE SHUTTERS.
picture Hwy M, Leonardo. AT 1-04SJ.
THIS WEEK'S USED CAR SPECIALS
frames, glasswsrs. oil-- -Ismps. etc.
Writs 117 Main St., Port Monmouth.
MERCURYS
WHO
RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES
SAID
FURNITURE
$288
t.
Day itfwt r-wie-tia,
$3 Wtekly
Call Classified—SH 1001O or OS 1-0525
FIELD FURNITURE COMPANY
» SS »*'!f2S
FORDS
EDSELS
MERCURYS
LINCOLNS
NEW 1960
MODELS IN STOCK
HAMMOND
MORGAN STUDIO
, AND
IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE
A-l
SAFE BUYS,
HUGE, STOCK MUST BE SOLD!
kf**l
BULL'S-EYE
AlltABSI
"V A « a
A*J
a^A&SlS
7
*«
•
I
AT
•t«IJ
9iW
^ A M
^S, M
-
^_aa
W RUSSELL
'55
'55
'56
'56
'56
'57
'51
'51
1958 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE. Low mileage. Light
CUSTOM 4-door, Marcomatie, Nica
795.
gray with black and white El Dorado interior. One
MONTCLAIR Hardtop, Marcomatie, Niea 995.
owner. Beautiful.
/
MONTEREY 2-door, M O M , RAH
',
950.
195$ OLDSMOBILE Dynamic U 4-door sedan. Jet black.
HARDTOP Coupa, Air Conditionad
1195.
Black and white interior, PS and PB, hydrtmatic,
rsdio and heater. Custom interior. Premier whiteMONTCLAIR 4-dr., Full Powar
1250.
wall tirei. Low mileage. One owner.
MONTEREY 4-dr., MOM, Full Powar 1495.
1957 OLDSMOBILE 9S Holiday Coupe. All white; black and
MONTEREY S.dsn, Mtreomatic
1795.
white interior. Fully powered including windows and
MONTCLAIR 4-dr. Hardtop, Full Powar , 2195.
scat. One owner. A real amirt looker!
OTHER MAKES
PONTIAC 2-dr., Hydra., PS, Bargain
BUICK Sp.ei.l, Hardtop, Dyna.
OLDS I I Hardtop Coup*, Hydra.
BUICK Supar, Conv.rtiblt, Oynsflo
PONTIAC 2-dr. Sadsn, Bargain
BUICK Spacial, 4-dr., Htrdtop, Dyna.
PLYMOUTH Savoy,
y 4-dr., Powarflitt
OLDS
d
l
OLDSMOBILE 91, 4-dr., Full Powar
LINCOLN Prsmisra 2-dr. Hardtop, about
Full Pow.r.
'
'51 LINCOLN Landau, Full Power
'54
'55
'55
'55
'56
'56
'51
'5
'57
'57
495. |l
ISO.g
195. i|
195. %
950. |;
1195. ||
1450. %
1795. |
1996 OLDSMOBILE 88 4-door sedan, Gray and white with
black and white interior. PS and PB, hydrsmitlc,
radio and heater, tinted glass, padded daih, whitewall
tires. Good economical car,
1956 MERCURY MONTEREY 4-door nlnc-passengcr station
wagon. Automatic transmission, radio and neater, PS
and PB. Brand new whitewall tires.
1955 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4-door icdan. Eight cylinders.
.Standard trammission, radio «nd heater, 20,000 mile*.
One owner. Blue, white. Good husky transportation,
2250. \
i
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ENGLISH AGENCIES
SH 1-6000
RED BANK
SH 7-4545
100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD,
RED BANK
Tel. SH 1-0910
Open •» to 9 Mon. TO Fri, . Sat, to 4:30
m > B SELECTION OF RBNTALS Furnished srul unfurnished. ImmedlBOSTON T E R I t l E R — F e m a l e Resson- ate oecupaney. Samuel Tslehei Agsncy,
c u
abls,
KB «-«4U
NOW — Ons bedroom
IJ. Poodle type, black. SH 1-AVAILABLE
bungalow,
unfurnlshsd.
Yearly.
Mf ayesmore Are., Shrews• BH 1-1420
HOME UNFURNISHBD, two
QUALITY FEMALE TRI-COLLIB pup- RANCH
$110 monthly snd sevsrsl
py. .Wormed, permanent Inoeulstlons, bedrooms.and
unfurnished rentals In
Bicellent disposition, leash and house- furnished
all sixes and price ranges, Ells. WillBroken. WH IMMII.
shirs Ag
Are,, Sea
Rrlght.
RBOISTBRED BNOUSH setlsr pupplas, Csll
TWO-BEDROOM
HOIIRE
on
Hope Rd..
IH 11311
New Shrewsbury. $110 month. InferDACHSHUND PUPPIES
Perfect, mstlon at 73 Monmnuth at., ned Hsnk.
bssutlful, smsll type, AKC, Inoculst- EATONTOWN.. _ RANCH; Three-bedsd. Mrs, A. Swansdn, OS 1-1M7,
room
, m n split. Immeiii
1EOISTERED MALE BOXER two- 2-M2S nr KE H I M ,
wears old. Very affectionate with chll- NINB-ROOM H0UBR - Unfurnlahsd,
Reasonable. KB e-SsM.
Red Hank. Maurlca Schwsrta a Son,,
SACI»'B HORSB — Rsglstsrsil, whlls, Sll T-07KT.
excel'^nt confirmation
and] gaits, BUNOALOW. two hedrooms, furnished
ssven y*i,r, msrp. Oentle and well man* Cmnpietoly rertecomled and rfimnered. l¥t\ WH 1-4731,
vated. Beautiful condition, I9D, Dowstra
HAVB POrtliS — Wilt travel. PTA par-Agency, »U 1.87m.
ties and btruiitay rsrllea. Dsvy's i t s . »lr Haven Cnltage. Three lieilrannia,
bles, Csll AT )-W«3 sfter « p, m,
living room with flmplacn, combineBOARD llonSKB _ HO wllh h o i Halls. tlnn kltchen.dlnette, r/nllar. naraid'.
Sleepy Hollnw Korse Farm, Uleepy $130 monthly on year's leaan. Russell
Hollow nd.. Headilona Corner, Middle- M, Bnrus Re«1iors, Mn River Road,
Fair Haven. Sll 7-4A32,
town. KB «-l«l«,
SMALL DEPOSIT WILL hold lovable MODERN FURNISHED or unrurnKhed
$•5 a mnnth. Just off Rte 33 In Midcnllln imps for Criilstmss, Male,
lilstown, PI H-70O3 or TW a-1300,
Trl'sResnonable. 811 lOISf
BBAIITirtlL KITTENS — Call any- CONOVBH LANK — UNrURNIHIIBD
eeven.rodm, two-atnry, center hall Cotime Saturday.
InnlaL Sunporch, allachrd garage, nilRll 1-M'l.
flrnl hot water tinal, llreplao. Lease
'
"""' B " 7 ' " l l >
— fhrfe-heTrtnnm ranch,
RIAL ISTATI FOR RINT ilRLKOnit
clnsfl tn Hclionls snd transportation.
Unit |I2S per mnnih, Call Ollater r>.
APARTMENTS .
M00 lietween ft nml 5.
K1JIINI8HBI) APAIITMENTH— 1, . anil tXiiMINo'iTAliU — woman iinnanpy
llvlm alone, wll ulinre her brick
3 hedruome, Water, tirat supplied,
nountry home wllh wntnnn tesoher nr
|7» to $100 monthly, OA B-lnS3.
nurso 'for nominal rent, Write "FarmFoun-nooM runtumimt spsnmsnt, - il»l>." )l/n nil, llwl Ilanli.
couple,
no pels,
Immediate no.
- UlTllirnimieil live
niiriincy. 7,1 Mount Ave., Atlantic Illih. LITTMO HH.VKIl
rcinmn, two LioilrnoDm anil lulli, b u s iKiirifl.
rrirnt, Kiirnitn, IIJll, ncnii'im'y llrnnniitTiriuroMli fully furnhTlii.il, nil ,ill|. I)KI' tel. Klwtioil A. ArinMtrons ARflnry.
Ill'i. prlyatn entrance, lit Third A n . ,
l'loi|>cct Avr.. Lllllc silver. XII
Attinllo Hlfhlanda,
1.4M0.
u'*W£"ih '9SST- * " • "
ptr 1960
RENAULT
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
A Few of Our Latest Trade-Ins
1959 MGA, whitewalli, tonneiu,
Sliding wlndowi, 5,000 miles,
1955 PORSCHE Speedster, very clean
1959 MGA, white, disc wheeli, perfect
1957 TR-3, red . . . loaded with txitft
1959 RENAULT 4CV, 4-dr, sedan
S209S.
1595.
' 2095,
1895.
1150.
1955 FORD CONVERTIBLE—White Top, PB
1956 OLDSMOBILE-4-Door Hardtop
IS57 NASH RAMBLER-Overdrlve
SELLING FORD PRODUCTS FOR SS YEAR:
MONMOUTH ST. (Oppotlre Carlren Theator)
HOUSESTORRENT
PITS AND UVISTOCK
SPECIAL SALE PRICED
[
Ford • Edsel - Mercury - Lincoln <
OPEN WEEKDAYS 'TIL NINE
Prvtentet
RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS
DICK MATTHEWS
119 E, Newman Sprlngi Rd.
SH 1-5886
Rsd Bank
HAL KTATI tOt IMT
UAL OTATI fOft SAlt
HOUSES FOft SENT
HOUfEfTO*fALE
AUCTION
FAIR HAVEN — Ill-room holuc. On
bus Una. Close to school. 1100 per
month. M l-SMi.
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ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 11:00 A. M., the Women's SoUTTUB (lliVEB — Unturnlshsd seven
roomi, low bedrooms, bath. S12C per
"The Broker
ciety for Christian Service and the Men's Club of the Tinton Falls
month. Immediate possession. Blwcod
A. Armstrong Agency, SM Ptoapect
Who Knows Middletown" Methodist Church (Circa 1740) will hold an AUCTION at 658 TinAve., IJUIe silver. SK 1-4500.
ton Avenue.
LJkROB, FURNI8HID
two-bedroom
Home avslleble Immediately, giro Highway 35
Middletown
monthly until Mar 30. Bcenlo Drive •
The items, to be auctioned by Mr. Ernest Hiltbruaner, have been
Furnished three-bedroom house, fl3S
OSborne 1-3200
given by members and friends of the church. The'proceeds will
monthly plus utUltlei, yearly rental.
¥*. A. Qehlhaus, Real Estate, Hwy 36,
be used by the Building Fund Crusade.
Leonardo. AT 1-0418.
LAST
CHANCE
FOR
LOW
JJTTIJ! SILVER — THREE bedroom
Among the items to be auctioned are: large brass locomotive bell,
Cape Cod, lull basement, to Salem
INTEREST RATE!
La. CA 3-M5T. .
Act quickly for this GI assump- equipped with .cradle; apartment-size gas range, tables, chairs,
MATTHEW J. GILL
French Model Discovers America
it the living model. The body et
costume, worn by a mannequin,
j presented to Chanel starkly
underrated. Thea the famous
hands go to work, adjusting
pockets, trimmings, buttons aad
bows. The model stands for hours
i she works.
"After hours," says Ghlalaine,
'Cham! ia charming and gay. I
frequently lunch and dine with
her."
The pretty young Parisian also
Is a atarlet, having appeared in a
number of French movies. She
speaks five languages, loves to
travel and is having the time Of
her life on her American tour.
tion. Charming split level, thiee dressers, bedsteads, marbletop dresser, high chair, playpens, chilbedrooms and recreation
room, dren's toys, antique andirons, wagon wheel, pressure cooker, type1
THREB'ROOK UNFURNISHED apart' large utility room, I /, baths,
storybook
kitchen.
Living
room, writer,-hamper, dog basket, ironing boards, books galore, lamps,
ment for one adult, outside Red Bank.
Write "APT". Bog n i l . Red Bank.dining room, stairs and hall have antique picture frames, garden tools,, hand tractors, large quanwall-to-wall carpet.
Dead-end tities ofstemwarf, china, kitchen wares, Fiesta ware, Wedgwood,
street next to park and play- crystal. There are many other articles too numerous to mention.
FURNISHED ROOMS
ground. $2,500 takes it — $108 Luncheon will be served by the WSCS at 12:30 P. M.
month pays all. It won't
.ORErVdCSANrRONT. Urns lutt
Articles will be on display at 10:0'.; A. M.
Brunch, CA S-10M.
Come and bring your friends.' There will be a lot of bargains
ROOM—Kilchsn prlvlltgs*. m n n borne. Business couple Fully insulated ranch on wooded and a lot of fun.
ar sragl* lady. Near bus line. V, mil* plot. Two bedrooms, tile bath.
to rort Monmonth. U 2-1*01,
Pull basement with recreation 651 TINTON AVENUE.'
NEW SHREWSBURY
BEDROOM AND «v**v.™«i«—«m
room and bar. Low taxes —Full
*TJaV*VSsTvWaeK j a n v
II
defloor; soar* bath. Unfurnished Ifnoon. price $11,500. Call now) GI no
.
FRIDAY;
NOVEMBER
7th
11:00 A. M.
aired. Peters PL SH Ug55 after n
BEDROOM NEXT TO bath and shower, down payment — Others $390.
private home. Car space,. (cod loea'km. reasonable. SH 11171.
HOUSES FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR| SALE
WANTEDTOKENT
YUJUflSHaflU IWJO
IWJOM H WITH communkitchen
priTlleses.
ity
ttrug room,
kitch
it
ttg
room 1239
a m Branch. CA 11239.
•double rooms.
„ and COM runHudMB House.
THE KIRWAN
COMPANY
'.HA. FAIR HAVEN—Deluae custombuilt and two years old I l i v e l y fencing, shrubi, and lawns. Three good
idrooms. Flreplsce. Baaement. Qa<
Lge. Down payment H.85O.
«-** *«*»- '«*-»
NOTICE TO ABSCNT
•xrcaioa coon or jntw «*aa*T
CHANCEBY DIVISION
Motmoom cotnmr
s m e a r MO. r-tat-a*
State * t Hew Jerosy
TO: WlUlam Creeden. kk) kMfav
a s v t s m ana) eaiaoaal raa*a»»««*
tivea, and hie. their or aay of
taalr K0**M*re In rlsM. •«*• Mat
U S. interest; and Helen Crealeei, ker
keire, dsvla*** aad i s n — a l r*anssniatlve*, t M M r keen *»
*ay of UMlr smsissers la si*)*,
till* and laiurmi; D e a w l a i *
You srs htraky annmwaS u i i a .
quired to *erv* tspea KaMrUTMav
bnry a Carlo*. PlatMlfTa atttmer.
whoa* ailitrsss Is •*.»» First Mwtim,
Attantlo MigsiUsMH, Haw Jersey, aa aa>
awtr to tha eoaalalat Hied In a a m i
'AUL
R. 8TRVKER,
Farma and (arm estataa. State
Highway St. Holmdel. Phaa* WH
For The Beat In
Mil
Real Estate and Insurance,
BRICK COUMTRY HOME — Parmingdal*/ Four bedroom or (even-room
Van Horn
FHA $1,000 DOWN
plus sunparlor. flagstone screenFair Haven home,
iTwSi e«l!iw*Jsrs*y w a S
MODERN SEVEN-ROOM split *»
ed porch, plaster walls, oak floors. «'
uurar-nv* «M) «*y* an*r NovemBu a.
ilgh cellar, bain, and storage bulldlevel. Ideal floor plan for family
US*, enmane ot sue* gate. If VM *>u
ngs. 15O'x42O'. Asking 137.000. Additionlo do M . ludament by delautt may
with children. Game room at
il land available. Writ* "Brick CounRUMSON
M render*!lacatMt y*S for Uw *MU«
try Home." Box »u. Red Bank.
rear on ground level with outside
demanded l a d e * OMnilaM. Taej ghatt
entrance. Three bedrooms,-1'/
First Time Offered *> •
BELFORD — FOUR-ROOM RANCH.
attached
garage,'
Isndscaped,
all
Imbaths, garage. Large landscaped
Fairly Priced at $34,500
provements. Fine location, can aesume
RIAL ESTATt K M SAL! plot, i n per month. A very Old Farm Village. Charming home In Ol mortgage. Going to Florida. AT
rales, ef ehrtl •raetle*
plcturescjus setting. On the ground floor -2CM.
i
good
buy
at
IM.M0.
'
HOUSES FOB SALE
here le an .entrance ' foyer, living
This actlaa h i * ka*
large screened porch, dining SPUT LEVELS AND RANCHES three
ol l*M*saaki( a
Campbell's Junction
Belford ;£"/
. . . tele* Jaaaan
kitchei den
" and
•• powder
- •
roomi kitchen,
room. to four bedrooms, I13,»OO to gli.tOO. SALUTE TO CHANEL i. . . Pretty Ghislaine Arsac, favorite mannequin of Mile. Gabrielle Chi~
[f
you
have
between
Sl.too
and
M.000
w the colJeeoroTt
On
the
second
noor
there
are
three
KE 6-5M0 large hadrooma and two tiled baths. ash we can show you some e l the nel, wean Chanel-Inspired American adaptions to be shown in cities thrpughout the country. At
CHAFFIN AGENCY LeonardvUle Rd.
of Middletown to OH ss*S
est sniys in real estate today. Take lleft is a typical Chanel eult in violet tweed with Jersey llnlrii and trim. Try Andrew Arkin; at
Two-car attached garage.
vantage of assuming a «tt Bar cent
REALTORS
mortgage. No, delays Imme- right, theater costume la green and geld brocade with gold shoestring braid trim, by Leonard Municipal t a n * asi
WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN interest
late occupancy. Call now for tall par« _ F l r s . Avssm* '
rfwell
Agency, Mlddlatm.
Mlddlelown, Oovaty of MaajeWaMi an*
(FIRM)
STATE HIGHWAY 35
Stata el N«w tt—t
sukf furUaer Ifjtwa
•
VETERANS
Realtors of Rumson
to show Americans how Chanel modeling her clothes. The usually and deelgnale* a* La* atuaii* MS a*
By DOROTHY ROE
RED BANK — Bis rooms, tu, baths,
«ko*m
H o i k * "Mag. ••*
NO DOWN PAYMENT
EATONTOWN - U 2-1153
Since 1905
many .atras, Ideal location. W tur- AseacUUd Press Womaa's Editor clothes should be worn. She has hard-toplease "Coco" took one •ark *»rm*rly Maaaala/
ner Information rail oroaalngcr ' * Helbrought with her a complete look at the slender figure and mgAI
Phone RU 1-0600
$16,300 FULL PRICE.
Hew Jersey. Tsusm U. J.insr*.
LIKE LOTS OF LAND?
AMERICANS in more than 100 Chanel wardrobe, consisting of canal air of this pixy blond* ty.
owner, Herbert O, Taal. *am|*r,
A trul; luxury horn*. On* look and XUMBON RANCH — Half acre. I4v.
14' ranch home. Over two acres. you'll
lat. ISO." Ten are S M « . B t >
H. Isemaoulate spill level ng room, dining room, three bed- TOWM H I U , BECTION . i Red Bank, ^
throughout the country are 10- suits, two coats and two even- and hired her on the spot. Says January
(endaln»Ms«s> m ai* in* lug kj
Large six-room ranch, two • tiled ""»
bvdroonw, l t t baths, set- rooms, breeieway, dry.basement. SM>Ghislaine:
nth
view^ot
having
a
close-up
view
i
this
hi
fall
f
l
l
ing
dresses.
She
wss
invited
here
owner
of
the gtM list m a e t t B
kitchen
with
kvlH-ln
oven
and
Atlantic 'Ocean. Ranch type, custom
baths, living room 15x24, fire- range, dining- area, reereetlon room,
of a real, live Paris model — no by Leonard and Andrew Arkln, "She's wonderful to work for —
place, den, dining room entrance ufiSiry
laundry room, attached s*rag*. com- R I D BANK — Three-family dwelling. bunt tor present mrher. fjnus
Buslneaa ares, ideal for offices and
ordinary model, but the blonde father-and-son dreis-manufactur- sometimes 'difficile' because she's
aluminum storm sash: on
hall with closets, two-oar garage, bination
•4 sere completely landscaped lot.
residence combined. |1),MO.
Broad * Mechanic
and lovely Ghislaine Arsac, fa-ing team/of New York, to take a super-perfectionist. Nothing
cellar. Hot air oil heat. Ex' ptn
pension attic. Patio 18x14. PlenNEW MONMOUTH — Three bedroom vorite mannequin of Mile. Gabri- part in a nationwide Chanel tri- ever' wholly pleases her and the
NON-VET 1900 DOWN
Schanclc Agency
Colonial
spilt
l
u
baths?.laril
•imTelle Chanel, the French designer bute during the month of October, changes things up to the last min- in right, till*
HI* and
(Trade-lna O6n*1d*red>
of shrubs and trees. Asking
ty' o
ly room, attached garage, full* basement, dead end street Many fine ex- who has influenced world fashions in stores from coast to coast.
ute before a collection opening." DMs«: Oetawn U 1SSS.
5,000. Fine location.
•15,
Moamouth County Office
tras. Assum* «W per cent O.L mort: L OUAMT BCOTT.
Ghislaine was a devoted Chanel It takes stamina to be a Chanel
for more than 30 years.
M * • ! Uw avftrMr OMlt
CENTER HALL COLONIAL gage. Must sacrifice. Call OS 1-lltS. Ghislsine ia in this country fan before the applied for a Job model, for the designer works ©«. is, « ,C »
BRING A CHECK
.
Kov. i
THE
BERG
AGENCY
IN SEAL — With one ot tha most at
0 R
>*liW JERSBT—BeauYou will like this brick home.
tractive master bedrooms you have .... _
"Personalised eanrlee"
.
tiful Florida waterfront. Income prop,
ever seen. Bedroom and bath on first erty
Three bedrooms and: oath. Large
and
horn*.
Trad*
for
horn*
IB
floor, plus three more and bath on sec- Red Bank are*. Box Ml. Shrewsnurv
OSborne 1-1000
kitchen, electric range, refrigerond. If you want a houso you can
M. »
' Middletown. K. 1 readily rent In the aummor aeaaon,
ator. Living room, fireplace. 1
this is It.- tM.BOO and .well worth tit.
Dally
M
Bat..
Sun.
10-1
cellar. Lavatory and outside
Call for appointment to inspect,
shower. Hot water baseboard
NEW L I S T I N G I
JOHN C. CONOVER AGENCY
oil heat. Lot 75x125. Asking
JUST RECEIVED
410 Corlles Ave.
Allenhursl
114,000.
Beautiful sli-roaaa Dutch colonial will
nmHISHBd ROOMS — Single and
double. Parking. Kitchen privileges
tt aaelred. Ifear business center. Yet
lest residential section. Men only: UT
Maple Ave.. R«d Bank or 1H t-ISOa.
GOMFORTABLB ROOM lor gccnllems
k with garegk.
t s i * _«_ E n
- |T
|T a w
week
" - - Ave.. Red Bank. SH TOtSI
T-OUS.
BERG
brick fireplace, ,1(4 baths, o i l heal
KB IJDOO
Kves.—Sun. PR MISS
sun room.. Twe-ear garage.' Many
HE WHO HESITATES
T, r»uM™« »nch. Thr«
more eauaa. fH.IO*.
$2,000 CASH
" . «vlnf room, dining room,
Will miss this buy. Three-bed'"chen. bath. Pound concrete base.
Down payment buys new three- ment.
TIP-TOP CONDITION
room, ranch, V/i baths. Large
Carport. Extra sis* lot. • Near
bedroom split level on V4 » « e . schools and transportation. KB g j T l
living room, dining room, tile
CANT LAST LONG
OPBN FOR INSPBCTION • _ Lsonar.
_«Clean older t n * boms.
Four-room Also ranches.
;.
kitchen, wall oven, plenty ' "'apartment
do, TO Center Ay*. New three-beda n ? two-room apartment.
• cabinets, laundry room, re
room ranch. I1J.W0. Super s l u llvtng
recre- Low. low taxes. Close to schools, bi
BEACH AGENCY
room, all electric kitchen, garage wtth
ation room; cellar. Comer lot. JI and shorting a n a . See ut nc
OS 1-2717
••—age space. Beautiful old trees on
One-car garage. Storm sash and
— 70x115. Our agent at nremisaa. F
A. aehlhaua. Reil Eatate. HwyT A
screena. See this lovely home. HERMAN J, SMITH
Leonardo. AT 1-otW.
" '• '
LOW
Asking $20,500.
NKW
DHRKWSBURT-apaeloua four.
FHA DOWN PAYMENT
AGENCY
bedroom spill, swimming pool, patio.
— ^ -Bight-room colonial, four bedrooms, landscaped c " * — •
BARGAIN DAY
AARON SMITH, BROKER
large kitchen, dining and living rooms,
'
Long Branch two baths, doubl* garage, It* acre*, en, three bath*, screened poreb, penCape Cod home. Large kitchen Ml Broadway
beautifully landscaped.
Asking f2>,Call CA SMMO
plenty of cabinets, gas range
000.
Living room. Large eacloaed
ranch, fully air con
breeieway. One-car garage. Two HAVE YOU OUTGROWN YOUR Three-bedroom
dltloned, large living room, dlnlni
UJTS AND ACREAGE
bedrooms, tiled bath. Hot watert HOME? Here Is a five-bedroom, room, custom kitchen, under-couulai
dishwasher,
two
attach** gabaseboard oil heat,
Second split level, 2% baths plus re rage, full cellar, baths,
FHA gXBw .down, UNUSUAL HILLTOP — IV, acres
floor; two bedrooms.
1 ation room. Nearly new. On lot Sluy at 118,500.
$11,000.
100x200, well pleated. Quiet Three-bedroom colonial, fully air constreet, walking distance to sta„.
. . living room, formal
WATERFRONT PROPERTY tion. Owner transferred. Priced dining room, aclence kitchen, attached
REAL EtTATE WANTED
garage, large slds porch, l t t baths,
room under the market at $24,000.
Lovely view.. Reception room
full cellar, FHA, »2,TO» down. Buy at
SUMO.
I
,
,
.
'
with bar. Living room, fireplace,
^i^tK^
Call ua now for pSSp« irofesslooXl
three bedrooms, two baths, one Roliton Watorbury
ROWCROFT AGENCY
ssrvtce. Watker and I»v5k*r.-IRealBe.
bedroom, fireplace.
Kitchen, REALTOR
I B S-14II ut*. Insurance, Open f days, ahnwsMORTGAGES 3 Wast Main at.
bury orncs. U l-*nx Rarlun Offlo?
electric range, steam oil heat,
Open Sunday
APPRAISALS
Ihree-car garage. Plenty of wa- INSUROR,
WE HAVE CUBrlTS anxious t o loeats
terfront property. Asking $35,- 16 WEST FRONT STREET
In thla vicinity. Pisssa call us It your
prorirty I* for rsot or sat*. Tho Brook
HOLMDEL
RED BANK. N . J .
Agmay. Bank Blag,. AT MTIT.
"CLOVER
SH 7-3500
LOOKING
In tha Country
,
FOX FOUR BEDROOMS
Inillvldualiy atyled hemes an sites el
1
This you must see. Large cor- WALKER A WALKER from one to five acres, HS.O0> to HO..
ner lot. Two-car garage. LivQuality, Charm and Location
REALTORS
ing room, dining room, 'den,
Directions — Take Route M. on* mils
large enclosed sunporch with COUNTRY SETTING — Cilsouth of Pleasant Vsllsy llghi. lurn
metal awnings, aluminum com- conveniences . . . good value . . eharp right toward Welt en Clover
Hill Rd., proceed K roll* Is Clover H1U.
bination screens, Venetian blinds,
CALL BUILDER, WH M1S1
. full cellar. Hot water oil heat. modem four-bedroom two-bath
ranch on large landscaped lot
Asking $21,000.
PAY RENT I It
full basement . . . newly NORTHDON'T
LONG BRANCH—A HUM doll
THE BEST BUY YET
house, compact and private containpainted
exterior
.
.
.
fine
Interior
Ins
living
room,
dining room, kitchen I'M A BLOOOHOUND AT
Hollow tile stucco home. Urge
and modern bath on first noor, two
owner will consider second bedrooms
living room, dining room,, dinon second floor. Well Und- FINDING LOST THINGS
dingrounde gOssoo, city* sewer, ausee this today scaped
ette, kitchen gas range. Three
tomatic gas heat. Many other nlc* leaThree mortgagee
bedrooms, tile bath. Full cellar,
fairly priced . . . good In- lurea. Ideal for a small family or Modern families know I'm an
If you are a O. I. you don't
lavatory. Hot water oil heat. vestment for the future . . . $1»,- couple.
need any money down except eloalng expert at tracking down lost
Twr>«»r garage. This home so
fees and we «en get you a 30-year pets, purses, packages and other
500.
mortgage
where.the payments will only
dean it aparkles. $20,000 for
be ITI.fl a month which pays all car- things they lose and want back.
quick aale.
rying chars?*. If you can't qualify for
a O. I. loan we can s « you i n F.IM. I'm O. Howie Hustles, a RegisWALKER & WALKER loan
for only STOO.00 down. This Is better
thaa paying rent tny day. Samuel ter Classified Ad, who lets the
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Tsleher
Agency,
oceanport Ave., whole town know what you're
Xoua living room, dining room with
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Shrewsbury Oceanport.
LX 3-3S0I for prompt, courteous service. missing. It's easy and inexpensbaths, game room, pallo ana porch,
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ive to put me to work finding
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Fully landscaped. A marvelous buy
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WANAMASSA — Beautiful split level
Th* Dowstra Agency .ASSUMB
contains three large bedroms, large
. I t B. front St.
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Rad Bank living room and dining area, apaeloua
kitchen with built-in range and own.
recreation room, laundry room with
lavatory, haeeboird hot water heat,
WtLLIS CONOVBIt AQBMCV.
aluminum atorm and *cr*en windows
'Bourn at.
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listing* In ranch type homee and FAIR HAVEN v— Naw six-room Caps
split levels In West Long Branch, Cod. Expansion attic, hot watsr hsel,
oceannort, Blbaron and Wanamaaia. lars* porch, csllsr. Landscaped. WO,Alt of our homes can he purchased ooo. Sri T-J1M, SH 1-sM*.
wllli smell down payments i o r nonet. 1. and no down payment (or quali- ATTRACTtVB FURNISHED — Sixfied veterans, Samusl Tslcher Agency,
room home on Shrewsbury River,
Jer- Twe bedroom*, two baths, living room.
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nf fruit, trea and nicely landscape). snd boating from own 1M' bulkhesd.
An sicepilonal opportunity, abnolulsly P.H.A. approved, 113,8000. r.A, Oehlaus
no rid tape Involved. Anyons can Real Ealats, KB ••KIM.
take over ••Wing a. 1, mnrigage wliti
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built
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RED BANK
RED BANK REGISTER
86-^Thursday, Nov. 5, 1959
Co-ordination
By Boards
Is Planned
Shop Friday 'til 9
Shop daily'9:30 to 5:30;
Asbury Park Store Open
COMPANY
EATONTOWN — A program to
better coordinate the operations
of the local, Shrewsbury Town'
•hip, and Monmouth Regional
High School Boards of Education
took form l u t night.
An adviiory council—consisting
of two member* from each board,
the superintendents, and secretaries—will meet Dec. 2 to begin
exploring how to discuss problems
of mutual interest. The meeting
will be held in Tintoo Falls
school at 8 p. m.
The action to tet up the group
came last night in the Memorial
School as the three boards met
In an initial attempt to discuss
their plans.
Both the Eatontown tad Shrewsbury Township school districts
will lend students to Monmouth
Regional High School when the
building Is ready in September,
1961.
LayGraasdwork
Actually, much groundwork on
the question of mutual problems
has already been laid by the
superintendents of the three districts.
William W. Ramsay, Eaton*
town: George C Malone. Shrewsbury Township, «nd Frank L.
Weinheimer, Monmouth Regional,
have been meeting often to discuss tying'in their educational
program!.
Lut night's meeting was attended by about 35 persons.
Dinner was served in the Margaret L. Vetter School auditorium.
Then the group heard John
Rite, director of the Institute of
Management at Johnson and
Johnson, New Brunswick, disc u s administrative problems.
Tells Members
Mr. Malone told the board
members:
- "We have as our goal the establishment of a continuous, sequential program for all the young
people in our charge from kindergarten through 12th grade."
He added:
"We in the Monmouth Regional
High School district have a golden
opportunity \ to accomplish, this
purpose. We are tuning from
•cratch with only two districts
involved in the planning. We have
already found that the basic philosophy of the two elementary district* is very similar."
The idea to form the advisory
council came from Mr. Ramsay.
Earlier, board members had
discussed how often they should
meet together.
It waa suggested that the group
Beet three times a year.
But whether such a large
her meeting at one time could
accomplish much was discussed.
The board members deddei
to leave the mechanics ef the
meetings in the haodi of the advisory council.
Gordon W. Bartia,
president, said "get-togethers of
this type serve a Ana purpose. I
hope they will continue."
ASBURY PARK
Wodntidayi '*» ?.
RED BANK.
CAP Meetings
Set Fridays
FORT MONMOUTH — Combined cadet and senior meetings of
Monmouth Squadron, Civil Air
Patrol, will be held at 7 p. m.
Fridays in Building 478, First
I t Robert Clay, commander of
fee composite squadron announced yesterday. Previously they
•act Mondays.
. Lt Clay said winter overcoats
for member were brought in
from Camp Kilmer and distributed.
He said an exercise will be
Jeld at the Asbury Park Air
Terminal, Rt. 33, Sunday.
Holiday Prints
brighten the winter scene!
Marlboro
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cantera
•ad children spent the week-end
visiting friends and relatives in
Delaware and Maryland.
A Halloween party was held
f t the Old Brick Reformed
Church for the chapel choir and
church choir. Cider and cupcakes
were served, and games were
Played under the direction of Mrs
Joseph Van Mater.
the most important asset to any
by Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Semlaara
entertained John Reynold* of
Wettwood, Mass., Sunday at their
home.
School children were given Hal
bwecn parties In their classnoms last Friday under the supervision of teachers and home
worn mothers. Refreshments
were served and games played.
woman's wardrobe. Kimberly Knits
show Dignity with Ease, Smartness with
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Simplicity! Three from our Collection
New Season Prints! We Show Just Two in
. Qraceful Styles, Qlowing Colors, Pretty
A. Two-piece Chanel type cardigan accented with brass button
trim, in strawberry, bachelor bluo.
Siiei.lQ to 16.
Lovely Textured Rayon and
29.95
Acetate "Magic Crepe"
. Mrs. Robert Mitchell and son,
John, of School Rd, returned this
week-end from a two-week visit
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Brown, of Niagara Falls,
I . Two'-pleco slipon sweeter, plunge neckline wtth collar, crait
detail In rod, black, beige.
A. Bow Neck Step-in Dren with full flare skirt.
Bruth
Sixes 10 to 16.
45.00
Print, Blue, Turquoise on Brown. • Sites 14-20 end
to
C. V-neck cardigan with cable knit detailing in aquf, whit*, straw
6. Loop Trim
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