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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, Nov. 7, 1956 Monmouth. Ocean Winners Monmouth County GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS Tuesday, November 6, 1956 Governor's Race Spurred in State Hodiue Sees More GOP Hopefuls Than Ever Seeking IXoiniiialioii NEWARK up New Jersey's er could give his blessing to either 1957 gubernatorial campaign man and by so doing would elimin-tnriay in the wake of President ate a primary contest. The other Eisenhower's landslide victory over likely candidates would find it dif-Adlai Stevenson for the state's lfi ficuit to fly in the face of an Eiscn-electoral votes. hower selection.

Republican State Chairman Sam- Bodine told a news conference: uel L. Bodine lit the gubernatorial 1 'nink impetus the Repub-campaign fire last night by sav- Pty has received from Prosing, "If I were a Democrat or a Eisenhower overwhelming Demrvrat thinking of running for victory will give tremendous stirn-governor, I could not take much ulallt 8ressive aclI0n for tne satisfaction over the Republican campaign in 197. victory in 19 1 see n0 comfort in tnis Bodine said he would not be a fnr Imocrat In the days to candidate for governor, but he ex- cme. pected "there will be more Re- a publican candidates for governor "The President has again demon-next vear than ever straled his personal popularity with tr Jr rh.irmsn the citizens of New Jersey as well PRF.SI- CON- CHFRis-r FRFFHmnPRS (2) i SHERIFF ASSESS. DENT GRESS HCKirF rKttnuLUMS it) QUESTION QUESTION 2 MUNICIPALITIES 2 ZJ a-NornciAU I I I i I I I 2 ii Monmouth County voters returned these three Republican incumbents to office by margins of landslide proportions.

They ore, left to right, Freeholder Walton Sherman, Sheriff Ira E. Wolcott, and Freeholder Joseph C. Irwin. (Story on Page 1.) Allenhurst Allentown Asbury Park Atlantic Twp. At.

Highlands Avon Relrnar as the rest of the country. "I u-anl tn rnnpraf nlalp Aftlfll Sievenson for his tremendous battle Bradley Beach Brielle Deal i against great odds. I hope the President enjoys the health and stamina he will need to lead us in the next four years." Capture Younr Huk MANILA IM The Philippine army has captured a Communist Huk. Not much news in that, except that this one is 10 years old. He joined the Huks at 7.

Storm Windows AND Eatontown Englishtown Fair Haven Farmingdale Freehold Boro Freehold Twp. Highlands Holmdel Twp. Howell Twp. Interlaken Keansburg Keyport Little Silver Long Branch Manalapan Twp. Manasquan Marlboro Twp.

Matawan Boro Matawan Twp. Middletown Twp. Millstone Twp. Monmouth Beach Neptune City Neptune Twp. Combination Doors George E.

Brunner also took nole uf ne.tl ear's kuUm n.ilni'ial vaic by saying he regarded the Eisenhower victory as a personal one for the President, "not for the Republican Party." He said the President's triumph "means we have to work all the harrier next year to preserve the gains the Democratic Party has: made in New Jersey since 1953." Democratic Gov. Robert B. Mey-; ner, up for re-election next November, holds a news conference today at his office in Trenion. No Democratic Fight With Meyner in the lists, the Democrats have no concern about an intra-party fifiht. But, the Republicans could find themselves in a primary fight reminiscent of the 1953 race for the GOP gubernatorial nomination.

Some 20 Republicans had announced they would like the nomination, but by ballot time in April only eipht were listed. The major battle was that between Sen. Malcolm S. Forbes of Somerset and N.J. Turnpike Authority Chairman Paul Troast.

Troast won the primary, but was defeated by Meyner in November. Forbes is considered a likely candidate for the nomination although he has nol said so publicly. The only avowed candidate Is Senate President Wayne Dumont of Warren. Other possible candidates include Bernard M. Shanley.

appointments secretary to Eisenhower; U. S. Sen. Clifford P. Case; Labor Secretary James Mitchell; and State Sen.

Walter Jones of Bergen. The Eisenhower victory could be a favorable omen for either Shanley or Mitchell because of their association with the President. One Solution Seen Most Republicans feel Eisenhow- PLEASANT HOWE. CO. Richmond and Arnold Avenuei 60 384 74 360 81 344 71 69 354 352 10 118 233 122 215 132 413 129 389 142 383 140 135 382 385 0 136 218 139 20 2597 4129 2329 3835 2419 3951 2418 2441 362S 3596 79 896 2244 821 2265 159 660 164 631 167 615 173 171 608 596 10 206 321 264 263 369 1179 435 1063 472 99 477 477 100S 983 25 383 614 542 481 174 872 202 811 226 776 204 193 791 798 14 213 556 236 527 771 1569 812 1447 850 134 5 830 829 1300 1358 32 441 oho 955 1000 918 961 833 898 922 958 907 866 18 316 758 320 706 112 920 118 877 136 839 138 126 834 835 19 210 485 262 445 357 569 378 487 353 474 341' 399 458 423 45 160 393 173 378 411 1254 457 1155 481 1161 494 464 lOftfi 1084 48 424 666 459 610 149 291 160 247 150 251 156 157 236 240 2 84 116 85 122 4 2 2 2048 4 1 8 1 993 4 54 1 88 0 457 418 1 903 1867 5 4 6 76 1 09 1 852 9 1 8 92 280 81 2R4 90 266 82 79 271 265 0 62 177 70 159 1230 2051 1254 1910 1214 1833 1388 1326 1744 1696 833 1592 783 1557 513 982 512 909 516 886 523 S16 865 870 8 329 643 400 594 390 1008 438 942 465 884 472 474 894 879 11 340 466 377 417 133 598 159 555 162 534 165 171 535 531 10 162 290 194 266 1350 1651 1332 1567 1343 1451 1335 1386 1448 1433 26 475 1115 667 910 140 470 130 476 136 455 122 136 456 450 0 240 230 247 227 788 1702 905 1451 945 1334 973 946 1345 1315 48 952 960 1088 812 6 8 8 209 1 831 1900 854 18 1 4 908 9 86 1 76 4 1704 0 701 1184 7 42 1123 405 1744 503 1630 544 1541 559 540 1531 1508 58 651 993 762 865 3671 6029 3701 5420 3621 5132 3351 3470 4753 5112 1177 2543 3898 2427 3854 541 636 547 577 S56 537 565 555 543 525 10 195 371 194 368 282 1711 347 1630 410 1530 542 415 1451 1472 0 415 762 541 735 4 1 8 1154 3 99 1108 456 1 00 4 457 4 58 1 02 9 1009 11 3 1 5 622 4 5 8 508 500 1625 547 1530 606 1410 647 852 1337 1231 14 461 1044 473 143 762 1361 879 1146 928 1056 927 968 1043 1015 4 408 733 454 721 2674 9076 3179 8384 3555 7738 3618 3476 7815 7745 180 3482 5117 4725 3839 410 423 401 374 462 368 410 413 353 353 5 88 258 107 234 80 436 86 415 96 395 80 88 394 390 25 170 187 183 189 361 119 1 402 1117 427 1 06 5 407 4 1 0 1 081 1081 17 3 3 8 655 386 5 97 1439 5578 1487 5317 1505 5114 1463 1440 5161 5104 0 1423 2641 1634 2359 365 1021 357 965 371 946 378 382 919 898 29 322 545 449 422 203 870 194 853 218 792 192 197 789 774 77 280 429 318 282 1272 3388 1305 3177 1343 3003 1284 1314 3063 2913 204 1164 1993 1306 1808 666 1369 787 1126 811 1088 811 814 1084 1060 18 405 929 595 777 1475 3721 1591 3448 1608 3305 1728 1666 3297 3179 80 1284 2091 1500 1762 332 45 302 50 293 43 300 310 40 39 0 66 140 86 128 461 2308 458 2264 528 2112 437 522 2106 2110 52 892 1248 1004 1192 159 383 165 373 169 833 180 168 350 312 19 140 157 161 139 82 855 96 809 127 781 111 103 798 799 9 234 445 365 326 244 1030 281 970 289 939 312 273 909 912 20 337 563 352 541 121 161 99 173 100 158 112 103 146 135 12 68 114 80 94 153 518 174 490 209 451 185 182 454 455 8 98 214 109 212 237 1176 266 1109 384 986 293 266 1054 1046 23 292 663 410 554 225 1022 302 894 470 757 360 830 330 838 16 296 640 309 511 703 1319 832 1077 865 1002 869 877 1033 1010 24 555 792 711 682 214 495 201 489 188 477 203 197 47 8 478 0 116 290 143 264 838 3533 997 3291 1144 3038 1145 1068 3071 3047 62 935 2163 1303 1763 617 1508 667 1435 693 1342 667 682 1306 1335 162 546 882 670 737 187 692 157 651 194 576 201 182 579 570 10 251 492 514 240 305 1 393 280 1 327 8 07 1 28 5 314 3 04 1 281 1266 0 5 5 7 816 73 5 548 32394 83842 34215 77869 36066 73677 35895 35879 72972 72345 1785 27054 48267 S2796 41684 Incomplete Count Republican incumbents were also swept back into office in Ocean County.

They are, left to right. Freeholder James K. Allardice, County Clerk Edward K. Burdge, end Sheriff Harry Roe. (Story on Page 1.) ELSEWHERE IS TiEW JERSEY Trenton Voters Ban Fluoridation; Newark Bars to Close Earlier majority com- New Shrewsbury Oceanport Ocean Twp.

Raritan Twp. Red Bank Roosevelt Rumson Sea Bright Sea Girt majority for TRENTON W) Residents of 471 In favor and 433 sgainst.l hower a 3,271 this community voted 14.735 to Lss than half of the pared to a 7.338 ty's 2,110 registered voters asti Stevenson in 1952. 13.177 against fluoridation of. nn fllJoridation cues- NKWARK Two Republican toe city's water supply today. jtjon- In oLher referenda in Mercer; Board of Election members left Seal out "Heat-Robbing' drafts save on your fuel bill.

STORM WINDOWS Low As $2.00 ea. COMBINATION DOORS rrxs'9- $16,25 County. Princeton borough ap-l -HARfl i Newark i 1 .000 to celebrate their party's victory proved the use of raffles byjer gt 2 a.m. on Saturdays; votes were locked up uncounted Shrewsbury Boro Shrewsbury Twp. South Belmar Spring Lake voting 1.598 for the proposal and an(j Sundays to try and cut down; early today.

Spring Lake Heights Union Beach Point Pleasant, N. PO 5-2200 GUICK-N-EASY COOXIN'! casting 1,393 ballots against The muggings and bar brawls. County officials gave this ex- communitv permits bingo. Voters from the state's largest planatinn: in TT'htstown a Dronosal to cilv yesterday voted 39,054 to Shortly before lam. John In Hlgntston, a proposal () A allow taverns to continue to from the ormer (Democratic members of the bi-crate was approved by a 880 to police ng(j for j'partisan county Board of Elec- 787 vote.

la m. closing on grounds that itiUons- Presented breakdown but Hamilton Township voted broueht drunks and undesirables w.in h. to Newark from--neighboring 10 Coun'ir clrk Anthony Cuil Upper Freehold Twp. Wall Twp- iSSL-JP MS West Long Branch SerYiceYote Absentee Vote Totals towns which had earlier closing township committee plan of gov- nours Bars aireacjy close at 2 Guiliano refused to certify the tally and said the board would ernmcnt. a.m.

weekdays. have to make the count. How- for tavern Two spokesmen flvpr Rrillv cairi iha 4un Qa- RAILROAD AVE. (Corner of Second Avenue) ASBURY PARK Phone: PRospect 5-2626 TREE PARKING DRIVE EGG HARBOR CITY owners said they were not cer-; if AUTOMATIC GRIll AND WAFFLE BAKER 1HJS Audiiuu VvUiiin luiiiinuiii-. laiii uic iriririiuuiu wuuiu uc Ty OI T.VUU JJUJJUlrtlllill vutt-i iJJ I U1IIU1XIK "'I liicill.

litrj Bdiu Kav I C011T1 1 See advertise ont Peg 4 a narrow margin yesicraay in ern owners wouia meei toaay 10 favor of fluoridating its water. discuss the vote. upply. The vote In a referendum was ATLANTIC CITY Cfi Atlan- tic- City voters yesterday ap- County course! Marshal Crowley advised Guiliano he didn't have to count the ballots so the clerk locked them In a rtfe pend inff a final niMna In n-hn Ocean County GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS Tuesday, November 6, 1956 proved a SaOO annual increase fi.i.h in the salaries of the resort city's and firemen. KF1V BRTiVCUTriT 41.1 EDDIE KOCHAK AMER-ABIC DRUMMER BACK NOV.

10 fl ine reirrpnuum proposal was Stevenson led President Eien-approved by a thumping 11,609 howpr for ew nioments in New to 3 529 vote. Jersey last night. The first dis- The present salary range reporting returns in the fore the raise is $3,300 for I'stit. eav him a 3Q2 tn 05 1 rookie patrolman to $6,250 for The district was in normally the fire and police chiefs. GREEN GROVE MANOR OCEAN AVE.

WEST END HOWARD HEIGHT, INC. Main Strert Manawjnan, N. J. t'A QUICX-N-EASY COOKIN'I Democratic Middlesex County. But after that Pow! NEWARK CP New Jersey's four normally Democratic counties gave President Eisenhower i PRINCETON Lfl Adlai Stevenson once again failed to carry this university town where he SHERIFF ASSESS.

PRESI- CON- COUNTY FREE- QUESTION QUESTION DENT GRESS SHERIFF CLERK HOLDER 2 MUNICIPALITIES 2 2 (UNOFFICIAL) eB 2 iSe 3" B- KOuOt- as r. as io ec en 1 If I IW a plurality of 114,226 over Adlai "HZ. Stevenson in unofficial returns; was graduated from college in i't I I AUTOMATIC SKILllT odvertiemnt Poge 4 from yesterday general elec- l2z. tion. I President Eisenhower piled up The President won only one of a 5,101 to 2,753 margin over the four in 1952 Middlesex Stevenson in the combined vote County which gave him a lead of Prince Borough and Township, of 3,343 then.

Yesterday, Mid-1 Stevenson also lost here in 1952, dlesex turned In an astounding! gaining only about 40 per cent 35,000 majority for Eisenhower. of the ballots. Almost incredible was thej Woodrow Wilson also had majority Eisenhower won ble in this Republican bastion, in Hudson County. That figure He -was president of Princeton normally would be considered University, lived here and car-a fine majority for a Democratic ried both borough and township candidate. Stevenson won Hud- in 1912 when he was in a three-son by 7,886 votes in 1952.

way race with Theodore Roose-Camden gave Eisenhower William Howard Taft. 9,364 majority compared to a But Wllson lost her 1" 6. 9,109 majority for Stevenson in W7. 1952. The other Democratic 89 I0 Kitten County -Mercer -gaveEisen- PAYETTE, Idaho 11 Mrs.

'V xt'v Barnegat Light Bay Head Beach Haven Beaehwood Berkeley Twp. Brick Twp. Dover Twp. F.agleswood Harvey Cedars Island Beach Island Heights Jackson Twp. Lacey Twp.

Lakehurst Lakewood Twp. Lavallette JTSast 27 85 57 63 41 156 40 142 35 133 36 134 43 122 142 254 152 256 38 456 46 437 57 418 56 410 68 402 117 508 109 478 107 448 108 451 108 465 154 221 162 203 153 824 173 785 176 758 182 740 257 682 258 420 291 369 208 807 200 770 211 751 219 729 374 699 880 1719 1079 1553 683 3303 883 2985 910 2935 914 2880 1019 2808 97 140 81 152 69 277 62 273 63 263 65 262 68 261 34 58 50 41 33 95 25 93 24 92 25 87 27 90 1 7 1 7 0 5 2 5 1 5 120 260 150 236 48 450 70 415 63 399 79 355 76 39 704 794 307 550 794 1194 791 1144 773 1113 781 1113 794 1085 102 231 140 179 136 371 131 355 151 306 178 315 149 327 1226 2476 1533 2019 2692 2974 2592 2842 2427 2820 2401 2916 2529 2708 124 261 170 215 108 446 P5 406 82 390 97 383 94 381 94 151 136 105 84 J17 79 S12 86 294 301 79 301 225 J58 284 297 138 625 120 611 129 578 124 578 129 581 30 48 32 48 154 314 168 J65 163 257 163 247 172 249 21 103 43 75 8 128 10 128 9 125 10 124 9 123 174 1S8 191 107 49 348 70 320 71 309 75 308 85 304 49 397 4R JR4 i2 J7g 44 373 70 3V) 111 343 322 242 226 703 201 663 200 637 199 643 202 629 439 999 898 1001 282 1571 333 1469 284 1475 315 1410 319 1418 A Dollar Still (( Read how FLEISCHIVIANN'S higher Proof gives you more Cops A Long Way George Whorton of Payette found what she thought was a kitten in her downstairs bedroom. She called for her husband. The animal intruder turned out to be a badger. Whorton spent a half hour chasing it with a broom, finally sent it scampering up the alley.

The Whortons still don't know how it got into the- house. At laborn pninvmpnt at Ipqq rnct! WMJWJ Mfc www Little Egg Harbor Long Beach Twp. Manchester Twp. Mantoloking Ocean Twp. Ocean Gate Pine Beach Plumsted Twp.

Point Pleasant 4 AUTOMATIC Point Pleasant Beach Seaside Heights Seaside Park Ship Bottom South Toms River Stafford Twp. Surf City Tuckerton Union Twp. Service Vote Absentee Vote Totals 4 IK KO. MAIS ST. -r 1 Mj foe onj Wm I Prt'-w Kfw frnnt ciqc I i Ji BSIS Htm.

33 1 V. I rflSvJ Pfiin aiv 3iK.Miir amkiwtte Mottrafait bracelets for Ma am1 Woami CHrll lv. QC nr to Im. 3J 58 309 49 294 49 285 43 90 49 287 84 59 88 54 81 128 29 119 S3 107 30 108 33 110 156 314 189 244 222 595 115 567 241 532 213 537 216 538 100 1 83 1 40 1 27 185 543 1 80 518 182 4 90 1 72 481 189 486 122 257 108 253 101 531 83 504 87 480 90 470 85 483 72 1 77 1 59 7 4 4 3 230 4 0 225 46 2 1 5 5 1 214 5 4 208 109 537 99 530 98 525 96 527 107 513 12345 54321 12345 54321 $0987 12345 $5348 12894 17849 71047 09444 To get more enjovmpnt ina whiskev, look at the "Proof." For "Proof tells a whiskey's "strength." Today, most leading bleri'ls are no more than 86 Proof. But Kleisclimann's is a full 90 Troof! Ami this means that you pet more flavor anJ enjoyment in every drink.

Whiskies are UueJ by the U. S. Government on the basis of Proof. And although pays $1.03 more per case in taxes than ordinary 86 Proof blends. Fleischmann's costs you less than many lower Proof brands.

Try Kleisrhmann's today you'll at-ree that it's the best blended uhislry lalue ill America! $4.25 (32.66 Incomplete Count TOASTER 6-potitkm control $1 "795 makes toast light, I medium or dark or any shade in between. NO MONEY DOWN $1 A WEEK LAY-A-WAY FOR XMAS REEDS Jewelers 717 CookmoB Asbury Perk 214 Broadway, Long Branch AO Broad Street, Red Bank 1 the energy lo give full time to the one of the top contenders Kefauver stranded on an island of presidency. Others were his con-lor the party's 1960 presidential D0litical defeat from which he VICTORY one to. Hpt iniuuu IIIHU WIC Diariuwnn u- UUITI in fl I lull 1 might have difficulty in escaping BUY NOW DR LAY-AWAY FOR XMAS! ministration pampers big busi- For Stevenson the results ap- AMBASSADOR DIES-Albert F. Nufer, U.S.

ambassador to the Philippines died in Manila yesterday of coronary thrombosis. A veteran PINT 4 5 QUART From Page 1 The vote results seemed to have buried most of Stevenson's campaign issues, particularly those revolving around his description of Eisenhower as one who never REEDS Jewelers 7(7 Ceokmaa Avi, As. Park Ell Brsadwair, Lent Branok SO Broad St, Rod Bank ness. his espousal of rigid farm peared to mark th end of a po-j unpaid bius plUnK UD ori price supports and hii suggestion ical road that began with his why not convert things you that the Lnited States move to-1 overwhelming ecuon gov-0 ionger ust lnt0 casn bv seUlng ward ending of hydrogen bomb.ernor of Illinois in 1948. tne thrll tne Merchandise for tests.

The avalanche of voles which Sale column 1b The Press classl- Eisenhower M-eieetion md Carried Stevenson oowb 1s left fled pa get BLENDED WHISKEY 90 PROOF 65GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIIlTl CORPORATION, ktH YORrClff career diplomat, he was 62. (Al PKoto) had the moUnatton and bow lacks i i.

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