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Relatives Begin Exodus MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - Another mas bonus, he said—on the deal cans he has imprisoned for anti- mass exodus of Cubans—relatives exchanging 1,113 captives of theCastro activities. There are 23, of the invasion prisoners released Reds Leaving, Too Bay of Pigs invasion of April 17, serving sentences up to 30 years. just before Christmas—is due in 1961, for $53 million in sorely The Swiss Embassy, which han- south Florida Thursday. HAVANA (AP)—Hundreds of Russian men, women and needed medicines and food. dles United States affairs In Cuba children sailed from Havana on a Soviet passenger liner last The only shadow marring the since a 1960 break in diplomatic , The steamer African Pilot, night,' presumably bound for home. They may have been which made the ransom run Sat- prisoners' return to freedom was relations, is working toward ob- workers and their families sent to'Cuba in connection with non-realization ot their purpose— taining freedom for the Ameri- urday, is scheduled to arrive the recently dismantled Soviet missile sites. •bout 7 a.m. Thursday at Port still alive-to rid Cuba ot Its Com- cans and a Swiss informant indi- The outbound Russians arrived at the dock in long truck munist regime. cated that arrangements had not Everglades, 29 miles north of Mi- and bus convoys and boarded the Admiral Najimov, the former Manuel Artlme, who was politi- bit any snags. ami. It will land parents, broth- German steamship Berlin, which had been berthed In Havana cal leader on the invasion force, Officers of the African Pilot ers and sistersr Wives and chil- for two weeks. The men wore checkered sport shirts aid many ONT IPUD — The uiually Busy Port of Pfiiladelphia on the Delaware River said in Miami he and his com- said In Havana that the first of dren who had stayed in Cuba to had work trousers' add work boots. Women, some holding rades have "a moraf" obligation the prisoner relatives were sched- stands virtually empty of activity after' longshoremen struck waterfronts from Maine be near their imprisoned loved children' in their arms, rode on wooden seats in back of the to return to Cuba." uled to go aboard at 10 a.m. to- to Texas following expiration of • Taft-Hartley Act court injunction.. Cpl. Harry Does. heavy Soviet trucks. Hero's Welcome day. The African Pilot's departure A Pan American World Airways There was no announcement of their destination. Thou- Weachter of tha Delaware River Port Authority police looks at deserted river from Artlme said he didn't know yet was planned for 5 p.m., with ar- airliner, laden with American sands of Russians were brought to Cuba last summer under, how that would be accomplished. rival at Port Everglades 14 noun Walt Whitman bridge. (See story, Page 2) (AP Wirephoto) Red Cross nurses, 50}/ cots, dia- the'label of technicians. Some left In November on ships which, James B. Donovan, New York later. Both target times, of course, pers, paper cups and other items carried the Soviet rockets out of the island. -f • attorney who acted as chid ne- *tt subject to revision in, eveni was to leave Miami today for Ha- gotiator for the prisoners' release, of delays. vana to make the families com- Post Reward representative for U.S. aews ly leaving Cuba will forfeit all got a hero's welcome when- he fortable en route to Florida. •Mothball' Storage Reinstate Paper agencies, said hi Havana that a its possessions, but if one Immedi- returned from Havana with the The ransom voyage to Cuba, For Arrest Forfeit Possessions Cuban official told the Prisoner ate family member remains, toll last plane load of liberated cap- with an $11 million down payment The travelers are not likely to Families Committee that those would not be\ the case. tives. in drugs and baby food, and the come aboard overburdened with leaving could take only the Permission for the relatives tc Tired but beaming, Donovan return trip will write finis to the Of Vandals At Monmouth material goods. Associated Press clothes they wore. depart was given by Cuban Prim said Castro had promised to dis- 400-foot African Pilot's 20-year RUMSON -A $100 reward has WEST LONG BRANCH - The In recognition of the reasons you newsman Joe McGowan Jr., pool The official said mat any fami- Minister Fide! Castro - a Christ cuss an early release of Ameri- (See PRISONERS, Page 2) been offered by Borough Council Monmouth College itudent news- give in your letter, but equally for information leading to the ar-paper and iti editor have been because of my confidence in your rest and conviction of persons re- questions as,ginning of the new Congress to day as they welcomed home Mr. Sundermeyer said, to offer that he had requested 'the tem-'Who is tha publisher of the Out-get a vote on changing the pres- Jose Manuel Macias and Carlos the reward which will, in thporare y lifting of the suspeastoiB look? Does It reflect the opinions ent requirement for an affirma- Garcia. event ot a conviction, be appro-to "relieve preaaure" whfle bis qf the college or the students? tive vote of two-thirds of thoM The two men arrived on an Eight East Germans priated from borough funds— committee, consisting.' of twAndo , is an "off-campus, Indepen- participating to cut off debate, Sea. Clifford P. Case airliner. from Miami. They probably the police account. members of the school Senate, dent paper feasible?" The New Jersey senator is one were among 1,113 prisoners re- Mr. Sundermeyer said he and three members of the Judicial To Be Contractive of a small group pushing for'a turned to the United States otter borough officials had reCounci- l and hims«J|, eanp]e$es its He added thai there art areas rule under which a simple ma- Clear Today from Cuban jails in Operation ceived numerous telephone calls investigation. for eriUciaaa bat the recommen- jority could cut oK debate on Ransom- : , ! BERLIN (AP) - Eight Bait White the women and children from residents outraged by the German refugees crashed Has OMIdwawi •f dations of. the committee will any biH or motion that had been Marias, a 27-year-old U.S. lay on the floor, the contractor Jncfdtat Mr. Bogatko, a retired through three barriers Into West and the driver drove audaciously At a meeting Monday, the col-probabl> be more constructive discussed 15 days. After White Armv veteran, said his war teacher from Jersey City, aid ot Berlin befort dawn today while up to the control point at Babels- lege president gave the student IBhtt critical. The former editor •A Senate Matter' with Cuban premier Fidel Cas- stmiUr experiences. the bullets "of border guards berg where vehicles heading ior body president a letter of reply explained that the lifting ot the This' proposal Is given no tro waa net over. Christmas rattled off their armor-plated West Berlin are checked. Mr, Bogatko said the mayor, which, stated, in part, "I amsuspensions would »H"ii"a'» the chance of Senate approval. But Will Fight Castre 1 hus.v. ..: , -.-'. '•'. '..' ' It was 5:30 a.m. and still dark. council and neighbors had explease- d to lift both suspensions pressures of "an emergency situ- Senate Democratic leader Mike Clearing weather and plunging "I live for only one thing," , Ignoring.signals to halt, the tended "good tidings and have effective now. I do this not only (See OUTLOOK, Page 3) Mansfield of Montana and Re- temperatures were expected to- he said. "I live to fight Castro. Eight bullets hit the bus but 1 driver stepped, o« the gas and been as pleasant as they possibly publican leader Everett M. Dirk- day to follow the snow that gave My: plan is to fight Castro any only one man was injured, by fly- could." drove1 the, bus at top speed to- sen of Illinois may get behind a much of New Jersey a white way I can." ing glass when tha windshield The act of vandalism, which Christmas. . . Macias wept as he greeted smashed. ward the barriers. Steel and con- motion that would permit three- crete barricades stretch across caused damages estimated at be- fifths of those voting to limit'de- William. D. Martin, Long his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jose The escapees were the owner of tween 12.000 and $3,000, caused Keansburg Officer the four-lane ' highway leaving bate. Branch Weather Bureau fore- Macias, who operate the Ha- the bus, his driver, their wives widespread concern here and in only one lane for traffic going Mansfield has said President caster, predicted a low tonight of vana Luncheonette at 178 Ferry and their four children. The chil- neighboring boroughs. Mr. Bogat- each waiy. ,- Kennedy ought to stay out of29. He said the weather would St., and his'two sisters, Gladys dren Included three girls, one, ko said he and his wife sat in To Appeal Decision be fair today, tonight, and to-and Alejandrina. three and 13 years old and a boy To Be Interviewed this fight "because it is a Senate their car for half an hour, matter." Kennedy has jumped morrow, with a high in the 30s Garcia, 30, of 293 Oliver St>, ot 10. ' .'•.•-. Border guards fired tommy •tunned by the appearance of KEANSBURG — "It appears mitted making corrections on his into the battle to hold the House today and near 30 tomorrow. was embraced by his wife and Police said the bus, of Soviet guns at the sides ot the bus as their new home, upon their ar- that the case involving miscon- tine card on Nov. 7, 1961, alRule- s Committee at 15 members An inch of snow fell here yes- then his six-year-old daughter, manufacture, belonged to one of It rushed by them. The heavy rival Thursday. duct charges lodged against Pa- though there was no record ot in an effort to get more leeway terday before 1.30 p.m. when it Lldia, jumped into his arms the few private contractors the vehicle crashed through three Police have worked around the rolman Frederick Loder will not official permission being, given for his legislation in that body turned to rain. The temperature and hugged him with tears Communist regime stilt permitted peppermint striped metal bar- clock on the case, but no sus- be completely settled for many to make this correction. by avoiding the tight conserva- reached a high of 42 at 2:30 yes- streaming down her cheeks. "I to operate. riers. pects have yet been apprehended. more months. The correction in question gave tive control which would result in terday r afternoon and a low of 34 fust feWt very, very happy," he The group drove 120 miles to There still were about one and Mr. Sundermeyer said Chief Wil- The patrolman was found guilty the patrolman two hours of over- its reduction to 12 members.' at 5 o'clock this morning. ; said. ' ' Berlin from their homes at Neu-half miles of highway to go to the. liam H. Zerr Is "personally on Monday of violating the rules time credit that day. Case said Kennedy ought to The N. J. Turnpike speed limit As the two men left the air- gersdorf, near the Oder-Neisse West Berlin city limits. But the the case." autobahn curves at this point, and regulations of the police de- Missing Time Cards announce his stand on the fill- of 60 miles-per-hour was resumed port, the crowd followed him, border between East Germany giving cover from the guards' partment and given a three-year "ResponderiYs action not only buster rule, just as he has acted at 2 a.m. today. It had been re- singing the Cuban national an- and Poland. lire. suspension without pay. led to suspicion of unwarranted in the house matter. duced to 35 at 11:45 a.m. yester- them. They had. fitted metal plates Hoffa Scores The patrolman is expected to overtime because of non-correla- Hits Leadership day. Caution signs warning of ice Fifteen Cubans who had been inside the bus to protect them- A few minutes later, it swept appeal the decision to the state tion, but was clearly unauthorized "Administration and leadership were being placed on the Garden living in North Jersey were be- selves from, the bullets, they were triumphantly past the western al- Civil Service Commission. arid in violation of the rules," support for a change at the out-State Parkway from Raritan lieved to have been captured certain the border.guards would lied checkpoint at Dreilinden and into the sanctuary pf West Berlin. Trial Judge, If the commission agrees to said Mr. Verosloff. set is, of course, critical," Case south to Cape May this morning in the invasion, and Macias and fire at them. Garcia were, questioned by The bus swung around Berlin The refugees were taken to a hear the appeal, the entire case The hearing officer also; said said. "It has been lacking in the after last night's drizzle began to 1 friends and relatives of the men reception center to be inter- against the patrolman wlU be re- that all the time cards of officers past. But surely after the last freeze. The parkway had posted to come into the city on the Prosecutor who have not returned. viewed*by officials. tried before that body. in the department could be lo- (See CASE, page 3) ' fog caution signs yesterday. autobahn from the West. DETROIT (AP) - Teamsters In Miami Hospital In issuing his decision, Irving cated except the cards'- of Pa- Union President James R. -Hoffa J. Verosloff, hearing officer, said trolman Loder. He said only two Antonio Arteaga, 24, co-owner has criticized severly the federal that the borough had proved that time cards belonging to the pa- of t"ie 20th Century Luncheon- judge and prosecutor in his Nash- the patrolman was guilty of fail' ette at 1S7 Walnut St., asked trolman could be found. Highlands Seeks Aid ville trial which ended in a hung ing to furnish a certificate from about his brother, Ramon, 26, National, World Mr. Verosloff said that there jury Sunday. an attending physclan when he -Macias told him that Ramon were numerous irregularities, in Holfa, especially critical of the reported off duty sick;•• allowing had been hospitalized - in Mi- the department's' two police decision of Judge William Miller erasures to be made on official For Sewer Repairs ami suffering from malnutrition to present to a federal grand documents, and falsifying official blotters which resulted in the pa and stomach trouble. News in Brief (See LODER; .Page 3) HIGHLANDS — This munic- ccack in the outfall line is re jury in January evidence of al-documents, v . 1 Mrs. Robert W, Kean, Jr., of ipality has applied for federal paired or the line replaced. From the Wires oj The Associated Press leged jury tampering during the : 658 Mount Pleasant Ave., West . Cites Instances aid- to renovate and update the The area includes'all the 42-day trial, also had verbal fire Orange, flew to Miami to lo- Mr. Verosloff said testimony local sewage treatment plant. waters west and south of a line PALM BEACH, Ha. - John (Jake the Barber) Factor, for Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken-taken at numerous hearings into cate her brother, Joaquln Sil- Death Toll Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney, from the end of the Naval Am a one-time Chicago underworld figure turned philanthropist, nedy, the charges disclosed that the verio, 36, and was to return Jr., told the Register yesterday munition Depot pier, Leonardo, has been granted a Christmas pardon by President Kennedy. His, remarks came in a.taped patrolman failed to show up for home today. Relatives said they that the borough hopes to ret-o the eastern end of the break- This apparently wipes the slate clean for the 70-year-old television interview. a tour of duty on Sept. 4, 1961Over 800 did not know if she had found pair a break In the 2,400-foot out- water in Atlantic Highlands, and Factor, who turned early from the barbering career pressed Holfa was on trial on a chargi because he said he was ill. The her brother. By The Associated Press fall line at the plant. below a line extending from on him by his parents to the more exciting world peopled by of Violating the Taft-Hartley Act hearing officer said testimony Full ol hope, but worried, Tragedy marked the traditional "Strangely enough, that crack buoy 4 to an unnamed island A) Capone and Roger Touhy. by accepting, with the late Owen failed to disclose evidence of a 11-year-old Julio Gonzalez and joyous,, gay Christmas holiday it has been in the line for almost at the mouth of Spermaceti Cove The pardon, first applied for in 1958, clears away a 1943 Brennan, a teamsters vice presi- doctor's certificate which is re- his brother, Jorge, 13, who hundreds of homes across the na- 15 years," the mayor noted. on Sandy Hook. conviction for mail fraud and evidently will put an end to dent, more than a million dollar: quired by the department regula- have been waiting for some tion, with a death toll of more "But it wasn't until recent According to the mayor, the the government's attempt to have Factor deported to his from a Michigan trucking firm tions in such instances. ' word about their father, Jose than 800 in traffic accidents, fires hapatitis epidemics in the area Health Department's chief en- native England. Commercial Carriers, Inc. Luis Gonzalez. Gonzalez, 41, Mr. Verosloff also said that and miscellaneous mishaps. that the state Health department gineer, Robert S. Shaw, is pre- The jury became, deadlocked there were no certificates to The No. I killer, as usual wa: and council recognized the con- paring a detailed protection pro- KASHMIR DISPUTE Sunday after 17 hours of delibera- back up the patrolman's claim traffic With final figures stil nection." gram to prevent the closing ot RAWALPINDI, Pakistan - An eight-man Indian delegation tion;. Asked for his views on that he was sick from June 13 to come, the count showed 811 No ShelMsblng additional waters and cost esti- $311 Stolen arrived today to negotiate for a settlement of the 15-year-old Judge Miller's conduct of theto 19. v persons lost their lives in motoi On Nov. 1, the state sent a mates for reparing the break Kashmir dispute. The conference opens tomorrow. trial, Hoffa replied to his inter- In his ruling, the hearing of- vehicle accidents during the four- in the outfall line.. In New Delhi, an Indian Foreign Office spokesman empha- viewer: , formal notice of condemnation to From Bar ficer said the record was'clear day Christmas; holiday period. the local Board of .Health clos- At a preliminary conference sized that there are no preconditions for the talks, which are "My reaction is that we had that there- were multiple viola- Fires killed ,104 persons and 7S ing a portion ot Sandy Hook with borough officials, state en- RED BANK - Police Chle an outgrowth of the India-China border conflict. British and ready and was set to file an af- tions of rules prohibiting erasures " "!• wert kH(ed In a variety o: Bay to shellfUhing, until the gineers estimated the cost of re George H. Clayton reported this American Intercession led to the conference after Pakistan had fidavit of prejudice, not only dur- oh department records. > •'*,''• i accidents. The bver-a)t' pairing the line at $150 per foot., morning that there are no new expressed strong concern lest western arms aid tendered to ing the trial but before the trial. He said testimony also dis- 801 "NiiiMeen' deaths were re- An automatic chlorlnator would leads In the $311 robbery at the India in the China dispute be used against Pakistan over OfProsecutor James Nea!, Hof- closed that the patrolman a'd' ported In New Jersey, 17 of them Hearing Friday cost approximately $20,000, Sheridan Bar, 8 West Front St. Kashmir. fa said: . on the highways. glneers indicated. which was entered Sunday. Pakistan and India have been feuding over the old princely "He i one of the Mostvlciou Captain's Cabin state of Kashmir almost since their Independence from British s trie' Nations,! Safety Council In Assault Case The mayor stated that . this Patrolman Joseph Cajver said prosecutors who ever handled i A Chrlstma9. present for you (See LATE NEWS, Page 3) which had estimated the tralfl RED BANK — A hearing on municipality "can not bear the a screen had been removed from criminal case for the Justice'De- until January S. Point PJeasant death toll at 650 to 790, said the charges of atrocious assault and burden of repairing the line a rear window. The thief or partment. Half truths, innuenos Beach, TBf9.7k7.-Adv. v n.ejataj reports may boost the fi- battery against Sam Collins ot alone, at those prices. We're thieves left behind about $138. and every sort of underhanded Reward nal figure dose'to 690. The count 273 Shrewsbury Ave. has been placing all our hopes on federal The burglary occurred between tricks were used by him In this 2 and 5 a.m. Lt. George H. Clay, Today's Index The Rumson Borough Council covered a* pperio d of 102 hours,, postponed to Friday. The victim aid for this." trial," ton, 'r., and Detective Robert D. offers a $100 reward for Informa- ffro m 6 p.rriri . lasl t FridaFrid y to midid - of the alleged assault Is atill hos- Before the shellflshing ban was Page Page Hi charged Attorney Gen. Ken- tion leading to the arreat and night Christmas. pitallzed. imposed, state officials In- Scott are Investigating. Adam sc Eve' .....11 Editorials .....:, I nedy was trying to move Hof- conviction of those responsible _T __ __.__T •,wyiflw><>r»* ,IIIVITherDe WA«•*»S» •a pnvisharp liarisse fiini UK the George Holmes, 20, of the same structed the borough to Increase Allen-Scott • Herblock I fa's ne>t federal court appear- r gg, ha hose, a f d Shrewsbury Ave. address was ad-chlorlnatlqn of effluents which Inconvenient Allergy Amusements -14 Movie Timetable _.-. 14 ance, scheduled (or Miami Jan. 4, for damaging, tha house, at 83 traffic death rate on Christmas West River JM. On or about Dfc due' largely to the heavier travel, mltttv to.Rivervlew Hospital Sat- wern backwashlng Into the NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)-No- Births 2 Obituaries X out of the Jurisdiction ot the Tam- cember 19 or JDJ Anyone* wltfe In-, the homeward rush of millions urday night after having been Shrewsbury River, and to make body could have a more Incon- Jim Bishop I Sylvia Porter - I pa federal Court; "Kennedy vi- formation should contact Rumson and hazardous driving conditions stabbed in the back, His would periodic checks on the plant. venient allergy at Christmas time Bridge.. « Televlalon :.-..— U ciously uated some time ago thai Police. in many sections of the country than Wllburn M. Hester of Nash Chamberlain * the case belonged In the Tampi required 20 stitches. Members of the police depart- Spurts , It, II A. A, Kerr, Jr. At least 160 persons were klllcc Court. Now he li trying to move Collins told police ^he incident ment and borough employes are vllle. His wife says Christmas Classified 21 Stock Market....:.... S Business Administrator, In traffic accidents In the. last 24 It ,to Miami." ,"' occurred during a night of drink- conducting a 24-hour check of trees bring on a hay tever reac- Comics 21 Succesalul Investing I -rAdv. hours of tho long holiday period ing and waa accidental. ' V , plant, Mayor Guiney aald. tion. Crossword Puzzle 21 Woman's News ...... II, u t—Wedawity, D«. 26,1962 BED BANK REGISIEE Death Ruled , Births As Accidental OBITUARIES Docfe Picketing to Start RED BANK -.The deaL. jf Francis A. Nealon, 32. of 91 RIVERVIEW CORNELIUS M. BRITTON MISS JULIA'A. KENNEDY NEW YORK (AP) - Pickets the refrigeration would keep the profits to steamship companies, Madison Ave., has been ruled ac- JOHN .'•!; th at home; a son, Neil Brit- to Cape May: War I, and became U.S. ambas- daughter, Monday. Home followed by a Requiem will, be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, "The (South Carolina) farmers died yesterday in the home of iat Mid a granddaughter, of New Variable winds ;ador to the United Nations after Mass at 9 o'clock in St. James Middletown. are anxious to get delivery on Mr. and Mrs. John Svitak, 80 her sister, 242 Bridge Ave. Monmouth; four listen, Mrs. 10 knots be World War II, died at his home Throckmorton Ave., Red Bank Catholic Church. Burial will be iS," Born in Scobeyville, she was Olive Simes of St. Petersburg, coming wester- Tuesday. son, yesterday. in Mount Olivet Cemetery, (Mid continued, "but the union re- the daughter of Mrs. Anna A. Fla., Mrs. Etta Chllton ot Wy- MRS. OLIVIA DAVIS ANIH0NY ly 15 to 20 Austin, a Republican, turned in- Mr. • and Mrs. Frederick Waitt, dletown. I fused our plea. If the strike lasts Burrowes and the late Robert ckoB, and Miss' Emily Britton knots this ternationalist in the 1930s when 68 Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth, MATAWAN — Mrs. Olivia D»- any length of time those potatoes Burrowes. and. Mrs. Edn» Heil of Keyport; vis Anthony. 80. of !9 Flr« St., morning or he supported Franklin D. Roose- son, yesterday. MRS. HARRIET RUF will start to sprout." Surviving, besides her mother, and a brother, George M. Britton died yesterday. at her home aft- early this aft- velt's foreign policy while oppos- Mr. and Mrs. John Strick, 1S3 The Glenview wasn't the only are three sisters, Misses Nettie LEONARDO - Mrs;* Harriej of East Orange. er a short'lltaess. • ernoon. Northwest to west winds ing him on domestic issues. Liberty PI., West Keansburg, ( ship affected by the walkout. and Ola Burrowes and Mrs. Ruf, 73, of Briarwood Ave., died 15 knots tonight and Thursday He served in the Senate from daughter, yesterday. Arrangements are under the di- Born in Halifax County, N. C, Score of vessels lay idle in ports Janella Daniels, all of Red Bank, yesterday in Pollack Hospital, morning becoming variable 10 1931 until he was appointed to the rection of the Scott Funeral she had resided hire 25 'years. from Searsport, Maine, Mr .and Mrt. Robert Eelman, and three brothers, Robert, Wil- Jersey City/ | knots in the afternoon becoming U.N. mission by former President Home, Belford. Mrs.' Anthony was a member of Brownsville, Tex. 44 Williams St., New Shrewsbury, liam and Kenneth Burrowes, all Born in Albany. N. Y., she hai fair later today and continuing Harry S. Truman in 1946. He be- the Second Baptist Church, here, The longshoremen claimed 100 son, yesterday. of Red Bank. lived here 30 years. GUS SIMONS tonight and most of Thursday. came head of the mission until and a member of the Mlsttosary per cent effectiveness In the! Mr. and Mrs. George Schwartz, Services will be Friday at Mrs. Ruf was the widow of . FREEHOLD — Gils Simons, Visibility one mile or less in 1953 when he was succeeded by Society of the church. rtrike, which is supported by the 1 Rogers St., Highlands, daughter, p.m. in the Adams Memorial John A. Ruf. She was a mem- 72, of 27 Sheriff St., died yester- drizzle and fog Improving to five Henry Cabot Lodge. 30,000-member National Maritim yesterday. ber of St. Agnes Catholic Church, day in the home of his daughter, Surviving are four daughters, miles or better during this after Home. Burial will be in Mon- Union. It was Austin who led the fight Mr. and Mrs. James A. West- mouth Memorial Park, Neptune, Atlantic Highlands, and its Ro- Mrs. Mildred Lewis, 32 Rt. 33, Mrs. Gertrude Kiah of this place, There was no picketing Christ in. for a U.N. resolution naming moreland, 19 Throckmorton Ave. sary-Altar Society. Freehold Township. Mrs. Emma Blount ot Cliff wood, mas Day, but IIA leaders said it TIDES Communist China as the aggres- Red Bank, daughter, yesterday. MRS. JOSEPHINE GROSSMAN Surviving are two sons, John Mr. Simons was employed.by Mrs. Eunice Hall, Norfolk, Va., would be resumed today and be Today—High. 7:26 a.m. and sor in Korea after the Reds came Mr. and Mrs. James Shafto, 8 RED BANK-A Requiem Masi Ruf of Jersey City, and Vincent this borough's maintenance de- and Mrs. Nancy Baxter of New- broadened to a full-scale opera- low 1:36 p.m. to the rescue of the North Kore- Shadow Lake Dr., Middletown, was, offered this morning in St. Ruf of Raritan Township; partment. ark; three sons, Oscar abd Wil- tion in places where only token Thursday—High 7:45 a.m. and ans when they had been mauled son, this morning. Joseph's Catholic Church, Key- daughter, Mrs. Hjrry Hopgood of Surviving, besides his daugh- lie Anthony, both at home, .and picket lines were maintained dur- 8:06 p.m. and low 1:35 a.m. and by U.N. forces in 1950. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mendes, port, for Mrs. Josephine Gross- Queens, N. Y.; a sister, Mrs. ter, are a granddaughter, Miss John Anthony of Newark; four' ing the pre-holiday period. 2:19 p.m. He accused Red China of trying 5 West Ct., Morganville, son, this man, 69, of 114 Monmouth St., Theresa Ceiling*! Albany, N. Y, Susan Lewis of this'place, and a grandchildren; 12 greatgrand- In Charleston, also, the Bel- (For Red Bank and Ruanson 'to shoot its way into the United morning. who died Saturday. and three grandchildren. sister, Mrs. John Biras of this children; and a lister, Mr*. Mar- gian motorship Frubel Julia was bridge, add two hours; Sea Nations, and dramatically pro- FTTK1N Burial was in Fair View Ceme- Funeral services will be heli place. tha Ann Davis of Baltimore. anchored with about 60,000 steins Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long duced a 1950 model Soviet ma- Neptune tery under direction of Day's Fu- Friday at 8:30 a.m. from the Con- Services will be tomorrow at Services will be at 2 p.m. of bananas in her refrigerated Branch, deduct IS minutes; High- chine gun captured from the Ko Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, neral Home, Keyport. don Funeral Home, followed at 9 10:30 a.m. in Freeman's Funera in the Second Baptist Church. holds. A spokesman for Stand- lands bridge, add 40 minutes. rean Reds as proof. RD1, Farmingdale, son, Monday, Mrs. Grossman is survived bj o'clock by a High Requiem Mass Home with Rev. Bernard McK Burial, under the direction of the ard Fruit & Steamship Co. sai CHICAGO (AP) - Frigid air The Soviet delegate, Jacob A, two brothers,. Vincent Brand ol to be offered in St. Agnes Church. Garlick of St. Peter's Episcopal F. Leon Harris Funeral Home of fanned by brisk westerly winds Malik, left the Security Counc Belford, and George Brand ol Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme- Church officiating. Burial will be Red Bank, will be in Midway swept across the Canadian bor- room rather than examine the Hollis, N. Y. tery. in Maplewood, Cemetery, here. Green Cemetery. der into the North Central region gun. Hold Matawan Cubans today, dropping temperatures far Told of Austin's death, Truman (Continued) below zero. said in his Independence, Mo., home: "I'm sorry as I can be t Man Disorderly Macias and Garcia both told Cold air also covered broad hear about his death. He was ai of 111 treatment during the areas from the Pacific Northwest able and distinguished senate: nearly two years of confine- into eastern sections of the coun- Charges try. Temperatures edged toward and did a wonderful job while hi ment in Principe Prison. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Car- the zero mark in the Texas Pan- was in the public service." "We were treated pretty bad. los Felidano, 37 Atlantic Ave., handle. Austin was born in Highgate, Vt It wasn't so much the physical face, a hearing in municipal courl torture, but the mental torture There was more snow »top the and after graduation from th< University of Vermont, enterec Jan. g on two charges of dis- that hurt," Garcia said. blanket of white reported in orderly conduct. Macias said the prisoners many parts of. the country on his father's law office. He was admitted to the bar in 1902. Police arrested Feliciano Mon- weren't allowed to speak to Christmas Day. Rain and sleet day night on a complaint signed anyone or send or receive mail hit some southern sections. Driv- He married Mildred Marie Lu- cas, whom he had met at college, by his wife. He was charged for eight months. ing conditions were hazardous in with creating a disturbance i "Sometimes Castro's soldiers many parts of the wet belt. 61 years ago. She was with him when he died. They had two sons, their home. would jab bayonets at our men The mercury dropped sharply Police said when Patrolman Just for the fun of it," he said. as the icy air spread through Warren Jr., and Col. Edward Lu cas Austin of the U.S. Army. Samuel Canzano arrested. Feli- "Once, four of our people were the Eastern Dakotas, Minnesota ciano, he became disorderly am wounded when a machine gun- Wisconsin, Iowa and northern and MRS. ARMENIA COMPTON a second complaint was made ner decided to have some fun Northwest sections of Illinois. against him. with us." Temperatures in Minneapolis UNION BEACH-Mrs. Armenii 1 Compton, 93, formerly of Keans He has been released under $50 Garcia's wife and Macias and St. Paul, Minn., dropped 32 bail pending hearing. parents had gone to Miami in degrees in about 12 hours, hitting burg, died Monday in her home October when there were re- a low of 20 below zero near mid- 704 Clark St. ' ports that the prisoners would night, the season's lowest mark, Born in Haverstraw, N. Y., shi Cars Collide be released, but this time they But it was colder in Internation was the daughter of the iati remained here. Mr. and Mrs. al Falls, Minn., on the Canadian Noble and Eliza Jane Tannei Jones. In N. Shrewsbury Macias had helped raise more border, with a reading of -26. »«;• than $1,000 from Cuban refugees Some'early "niorning tempera, Surviving are several nieces NEW SHREWSBURY - Louis in New Jersey for the ransom tures and conditions across the and nephews. E. Moore of 929 Bangs Ave., As- fund. country] 'New iVork '35 -Cloudy! The funeral will be tomorrow bury Park, was charged with The big Christmas dinners Chicago 1 clear,-Boston 35 rain, at 1 p.m. in the Bedle Funeral cureless driving after an accident HOLLAND HOUSE -•;% Gal. Holland Howe-% awaiting the two were delayed, Washington 30 cloudy, Atlanta 35 Home, Keyport. Burial will be I at the intersection of Wyckoff and Garcia said, as the families drizzle, Miami 72 clear, Louisville Green Grove Cemetery. V.'ayside Rds. last night, Shrews- talked "about all that has hap- 33 snow, Detroit 24 snow, St bury State Police said this morn- CREAM pened—and the future." Louis 20 clear, Minneapolis -20 ing. A hearing is scheduled for clear, Kansas City 8 clear, Den- Prisoners Jan. 7. ver 3- cjear, Dallas 32 cloudy, (Continued) State police said Mr. Moore WITH THIS Car Hits Pole, Phoenix 42 partly cloudy, Seattle of ocean service. The crafl was driver of a car which hit the 29 partly cloudy,- San..Francisco is to go into "mothball" storagf rear of an automobile driven by Woman Injured 42 clear, Los Angeles 52 cloudy, status because of its age. John P. Jones of i3 Mill St., Anchorage 34 cloudy, Honolulu 71 Christmas with their families in Eatontown. Both drivers were KEYPORT-Mrs. Albert Peters clear. Miami was a happy day for the headed east on Wayside Rd., a 72, of 58 Wolf Hill Ave., was take invasion veterans, but a quiet om stop street. Mr. Jones was CREAM stopped at the intersection at the to Riverview yesterday by th Fire in Bakery by contrast with their arrival a Raritan Township First A i < Homestead Air Force Base an time, police said. (This Offer Good with Coupon Only!) Squad after suffering cuts of th LONG BRANCH - Firemen reunion with loved ones. The Moore car had to be towed forehead in an accident on Rt. were called out at 4:59 a.m One of the freed captives, thf from the scene. 35 near the Rt. 36 intersection. yesterday to extinguish a chim Rev. Tomas Macho, said Christ, Trooper Stanley Savoye investi She was listed in fair conditlo ney blaze in Baldanza's Bakery mas night Mass at Miami's Ges gated. last night. Prospect St. and Poole Ave. Roman 'Catholic Church. The Police said Mr. Peters, 73, hei Minor damage was reported. church, a gathering point of the LODER DeVOE GRUMAN husband was driving south on Rt, exile colony, was jammed for thi LITTLE SILVER — Loder De- 35 when his car skidded an It pays to advertise in the Red Mass and brief Spanish language Voe Gruman, 60, of 64 Kings Rd., struck a utility pole. Bank Register.—Advertisement. died Monday at Riverview Hospi- Patrolman Donald Nuss, inves- tal, Red Bank. ' TURKEYS tigating officer, issued Mr. Pe- Born in Westwood, where hi ters a summons for careles: Two Nephews Released spent most of his life, Mr. Gru- 18 fO 10 to driving. Court date Is Jan. 2. man moved here 11 years ago. Ib He was a transportation manage 24 lbs. 16 lbs. Ib NEW ASSIGNMENT FAIR HAVEN - Miguel Mendbza of 48 Paty La. reported for the Western Electric Com pany, KEESLER AFB, Miss. - Air this morning that his nephews, veterans of the Bay of Pigs Surviving are his wife, Mrs. man second class Gene L, invasion, have arrived safely and in good health in Miami. Bernlce Reynolds Gruman; a Pierce, son of Mrs. Mae M Sergio and Bernardo Miyares, 22 and 19 respectively, were daughter, Mrs. Virginia Har- Pierce of 17 Broadway, Keypori greeted by their mother, Mrs. Bernardo Miyares, and have greaves of Vero Beach, Fla., and N.J., is being reassigned to Fa returned to their Miami home. The youths were high school students when Fidel Castro took power in 1959. three grandchildren. Ion Air Force Station, Nev., fol Services will be tomorrow lowing his graduation from th' Mr. Mendoza said he didn't know what his nephews have II a.m. in the Halsey Funeral United States Air Force techn planned for the near future. He said he doesn't expect a Home, Westwood, with Rev. Wil- cal training course for radar re visit from them for some time. bur L. DeRevere, of the Wyckofl HAMS pairmen here. Reformed Church, officiating. He is a graduate of Lon Burial will be in Westwood Ceme- Branch Senior High School. Shank Half Butt Half tery. Full Cut 1JJ Full Gut SHERIFF'* HAI.K MRS. EVA NIBLITT ASHBY duration COURT or NEW JKBSE CHANCERV DIVISION RED BANK — Mrs. Eva Nibliti MONMOUTH COUNTY Ashby, 85, of 86 Maple Ave., died Docket No. F MJ« yesterday in Rivercrest Nursing AWtOW SAVINGS AND LOAN AS SOCIAT10N, a New Jersey CornorL Home where she had resided tton, Plaintiff va: THEODORE L. DUN CAN, et al, Defendants five and one-half years. By virtue of a writ of execution In Born in Jersey City, Mrs. Ash- the above itateit action to me dl reeled, I BhtU expose for iale at pub by had resided at Keansburg and lie vendue, at ttie Court House fn here most of her lifa. She was a Ib the Borough ol Freehold, . County ol ROAST Monmouth. New Jeriey, on Monday former member of the Keansburg the 21at day of Januiry, 1M3. it ] o'clock. P.M.. Prevailing Time. Methodist Church. All the following tract or parcel ol Mrs. Ashby's husband, Frank land and the premises hereinafter particularly described, sluated. lying 1. Ashby, died here in 1938 . and being In the municipality of Town •hip of Middletown In the County ol Surviving are a step-son, Frank Monmouth and state of New Jeriey L. Ashby, Jr., of Webster, Mass." ALL TH08E CERTAIN loll, tracti or parcel* of Itmj an'l premise* here son-in-law, Chester Beaman Inafter particularly described, situate with whom she made her home; lylnr and belni In the Township ol Middletown, In the County of Mon granddaughter, Mrs. Richard mouth. Btatt of New Jeriey: at Port Gilliam of Fair Haven; two great- Monmouth. being loM Humbert 221 and M2, niock Number 8 as shown grandchildren and three nieces. SHOP on "Man of New Kesnahurg, Middle- town Township, Monmoulh County Arrangements ar0 under the di- New Jersey." Scale 1 Inch 60 feel. rection of the Worden Funeral April 10th, 102(1. IIKI.NO known snil designate,! as Home. #B York Avenue, Township of Middle- town, Port Monmouth, N. J. Heine lot #221 * 222. Block B on the Tax It adds upl More and more Assessment Map of ssld municipality IMEINO the same premiss conveyed SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT —Th«t'« Chiclcio, Ban- people us» The Register ads each by warranty deed lo Theodore L Issue because results come fast- Duncan and Virginia Duncan, huihand snd wilt, on July 10. 1(WJ, which dsid tam rooitsr hatched in an incubator and trained to sleep er.—Advertisement. was recorded on July 12, ie«| In Book 30&1 ol I>«fc1s for Monmoulh on a pillow, and hit m«ttar, Cory Crawford, 8, of Wen- County, at page 347. I>HATI1 NOTKII4 The approxlmats amount of the atchea, Waih. Cory'i mother insists the Incubator goei IHIUMAN, Lmler l)«Vo», ot «ncl or llernlcn Il<-ynolrt« Drumin, cle- Route 35 and New Monmouth Road 1OIU0PH A. BIIArro, sheriff. to bring home any more eggs.to hatch. She'd prefer voted Cither or Vlr«ltil« llarcreivei, Dated December (. 1M1 •Inn iurvlveil by tlireo grnndchlldren. Wa> Reiervt the Right to Llmlr Quantities Coupon and Prices Effective at tucker, doldbarg * Wen.. the usual alarm clock lignal by which to awakan in the Jervloei at Ililiey 1'iiner.l Home (Paul Middletown and Keyport Shop-Rites Only! r. llicker. dlr.l 109 Center Av«., Weil Dec. aj, Jin. 3, >. It fii.tf morning. IAP Wirephoto) v»wi(l, N.J., on Thuradiy ml 11 i.tn. Jnorment it Weatwood Cennury. WednodaT, Dec. 26,1962-3 Nuclear Late News Brief BED BANK REGISTER. Naeon on Education rule in 1M7. Fighting tint tukfi M M48 left Zadta to pM»*f tion of two-third* of Kashmir's 82,WC square nttc*, iwdudiag Stocks Yielding 5*4 Per Cent fertile valleys. Pakistan held the remainder, mostly mountain*.

Beat Bonds, Preferred WASHINGTON (AP) — The SCIENCE CONFERENCE _ i student in time will discover PHILADELPHIA — American scientists began a verbal By LESLIE 1. NABON, Ed. D. their arithmetic textbook*. They Senate-House .Committee on Professor «f Educatlea | should be able to read and ex- that he can read and understand By ROGER E. SPEAR Atomic Energy and Vice Ado. tour of the world and the i universe today at the annual meet' problem*. . ing of the American Association for the Advancement of Thi* is the second of two ar- plain what they have written for G. Riekover Joined toe ticle* on the learning of Science homework.' A successful math student also Q - "We have $25,000 to In. He is 25 and I that the Navy Science. vest and with to get higher than and mathematics written in re- (Parents may have to be the lis-must be skilled in using pencil During five days, in hundred* of reports, they will describe and paper in the solution of prob- 4 per cent interest which our progress in astronomy, space, physics, chemistry, medical sponse to the many request* I tener*. In the large classes of saving* bank pay*. Would It be have received from readers. present day' schools there is in- lems. Not the arithmetic but the surface science*, mathematics, zoology and other fields at the nation * writing of the problem It some- posttMeto get S to 5K per cent . T. largest annual general convention. ' Success In sufficient time for thi* activity.) With Soviet Russia now build- times the block. Practice in writ- in blue . chip A—r think you're very fortun- A special report is expected this afternoon on discoveries thestudyof Training in reading for exact ing nuclear-powered submarines, mathematics is meaning should start early and ing numbers ha* changes failure bonds or pre- ate to have a grown-up son *t made by the Mariner space probe which flew within 20,000 into tuccess for many student*. Blckover contended, the Navy miles of Venus U day* ago. Temperature measurements taken dependent upon continue throughout a child's ferred stocks?" your age—tomeone who obvious- must h d A seventh-grade teacher re- F. C. ly if very dote-to you. have more nudear-pro- by the spectacular probe could Indicate whether life is pos- student's schooling. A—I am tor- d sible on the cloud-veiled planet. - ability to ua- Pupils who have been allowed quired each student to turn in a ry to have to In general, I believe Individ- though these cost about 1190 mil- derstand hi to drift without reading for pre- paper with die problems neatly ualt. sbonld fold high grade lion more than a conventionally MARATHON SIT-IN words. cise meaning* often give up try- set up, but not solved. When he teU you that it stock* and leave bonds to, the would not. powered carrier. NEW YORK - Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) dem- He must big to read word problem* in had a neat paper from each stu- Institutions. Stocks, you tee, can Rlckover's testimony, with sup- onstrator* moved a Negro family'* furniture into the model able to under- mathematics. They guess the so- dent, he returned them for com- Easy, and prow plentiful mon- borne of a Brooklyn housing development Christina* Day as stand the teach- lution to be applied from the gen-pletion. The remits were far bet- ey has lowered •id gfesitonai atomic group was ibeir'latest move in a marathon sit-in that began Dec. 14. er in words, ex- eral look of the problem. ter than usual Practice in hand- the yields on flxed-taconw securities, have; littake- n last March 31, when the They claimed the developer refused to rent an apartment Dr. Nssoi plain the prin- Read And Explain writing followed and resulted in Refer E. Spear high grade tle chance to ri»e In price; par- committee held a secret session to the family of Frederick Whiting, a Negro, because of his ciple* and procestet In word*, At this point nothing but pa- still further improvement ta bond* and preferreds to very lit- ticularly from today's high aboard the Enterprise as she un- race. The developer ha* denied this. . and write his solutions using cor- tient individual guidance will arithmetic. tle above the bask rate: General level*. derwent training exercises a few Whituur. a Jtyear-old business machine operator, said be rect notation* and explain what help. If someone will say "Read This is more than a matter of Electric 3J4's of m«, callable in Buying securities Is a very sun- mite* off Guantanamo Bty, Cuba paid $190 for a month's rent for an apartment in the develop- he ha* written. the problem, tell me exactly what neatness. 1»J, tell to yield 4.(12 per cent; ple procedure. Ask your bank to ifie Enterprise, the world's larg- ment but that before his family moved in they were told the Pupils should be able to read it means and what it asks for," A freshman in an engineering General Motors Acceptance Corp. gfve you the name of t reputable est ship, It the only nuclear-flow- apartment would not be available. college was successful only after 4H'» of 1982, callable in 1970, broker. He will be glad to act ered aircrafr -t carrier.• . CORE spokesmen have noted that a white family has been he learned to write out complete would give you a 4.32 per cent for you. You need to give him Release' ©1 the 57-page report, living in one of the development's home* since Nov. 21. solutions to problems. All through return. only about the same information much censoring by both the Christmas 1962 lives Up grade school and high school he High grade preferred* would a department store would require Department and the NEWSPAPER STRIKE had been able to *olve his math not do much better tor you: Al- to open an account • . Atomic Energy Commission, NEW YORK - Peace talk* resume between publisher* problems mentally, using a small coa 3*4 per cent preferred sells probably marks a drive by the and printers today hi the costliest newspaper strike in this To Seasonal Traditions amount of scratch work. The on t iJJ per cent basit and committee to win congressional city's history. - more complex problems of col- Bethlehem Steel non-callable pre- Long Branch approval for more nuclear-pow- Unless the 19-day strike should end today, it will be the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The message of Canadian lege math did not respond to ered naval vessels in the new longest newspaper blackout In New York since the Gazette Christinas 1982 lived up to the Prime Minister John Dlefenbaker this procedure. ferred returns i7J per cent. was an example: "Despite sorrow I think your best bet, if you session of Congress. began putting out regular editions hi 1730. seasonal traditions of good will, Practice These Slept Woman Shot; A record of 19 days was set four years ago, when a strike good cheer, merry making, Chris- and hope unfallUled-tfce message Any student who wishes to Im- require more income, would be The committee chairman. Rep. of newspaper mailers blacked out the city's nine major dallies of the manger still come* to us good quality common stock*, Chet HoWieW, IVCalif., said in tian rellgkM* observance and prove his understanding of math for that period. At that time, the loss in wages was estimated across centuries to sustain our and his ability to proceed com- such u Norfolk k Western, May. Condition Fair a foreword that "the United peace. There was a minimum of filth—the message oi good will tag, and Lorillard, each of which at $3 million. - fortably to the study of higher LONG BRANCH - Misi Leola States must, prosecute vigorously international discord to disturb for all men and brotherhood for math should use the following yields 5W per cent or better. the conversion .of the Navy to -l Covlni 24, of 137 Long Branch CRITICAL CONDITION the lull in what the world calls an creeds and races." procedures: Q- My ton and I are inter- Ave., it In fafr coadltten In Mon- nuclear --.,.propulsion .I n the« .surfac . e PALO ALTO, Calif. — A 3-month-old boy was In critical the cold war. ested In buying stock* and bonds. After the week* of the Cuban 1-Read the explanations given mouth Medical Center where the fleet as well as in the submarine condition today after a doctor opened up his chest on a kitchen Moscow radio broadcast best crisis, Pope John XXIH in Ms in the textbook before they are underwent surgery for the remov- «*«• table with, a steak knife and massaged his heart In an attempt wishes to the United States and Christina* message described the discussed in class. al of a bullet from her abdomen Ridcover, who pioneered nu- to save the child'* life. urged good will between the twoyear as one of "fear and trem- 2—Listen to the teacher, at- Pre-Holiday about 4 a.m. yesterday. clear submarine!, told the nine A spokesman at Palo Alto-Stanford Hospital said chance* nations; then the Soviets set offbling" but declared wisdom and tempting to understand the pro- Mist Covin wist admitted to the Congress members; "I think for the tu-vival of Orian Merler were *Hm. another In their series of nuclear prudence had avoided a war. Hecedure* and principles in words. Stock list hospital in critical condition after without your forcing we will not Br. Jack Remington said the baby had stopped breathing tests. The blast was the 24th of ttld this wat a "sign for the yea 3-Reread the explanations in a shooting which, police tiki, oc- have a nuclear surface Navy." for six minute* vesterday before the operation. the current test series recorded said this was a "sign for the year the textbook after an explana- curred at her home shortly after At the shipboard session, Rick- Remington said he massaged the boy's heart after open- by Sweden's seisraological obser- that it coming." tion hat been made in class. Trendless 2 a.m. over ridiculed the theory that the Ing up his chest for one minute with no response. vatory at Uppsala. Churches In many lands were 4—Analyze each problem, ask- Police were summoned to the nation and Navy could not af- Then a slight beat was felt. The massaging continued in Among the happiest celebra- crowded a* Christians paid hom- ing "What kind of problem is HEW YORK (AP) -In «Jow an ambulance that took the boy to the hospital. Christmas eve trading, the stock home of James L. Smith, Miss ford nuclear-powered aircraft tions anywhere were those of the age to the Christ child and gave this and how should it- be carriers because they cost from solved?" market moved Irregularly Mon- Covin's brother, at W Long SEVEN Kiu.Bn 1,113 Cuban invasion captives de- thanks for' another year of what Branch Ave., where the victim 30 to 50 per cent more, than old- livered from Fidel Castro's pris- passe* for peace in the nuclear 5—Take two or three minutes, day. Volume was the lightest SAIGON, Viet Nam — The South Viet Nam government in nearly two months. had returned after the shooting. er, conventionally powered car- ons earlier in the week. They, had age. In the Holy Land pilgrims upon the completion of each Mr. Smith said *be had departed riers. , repented today that seven passenger* were killed and IS In- the additional joyous word that Jammed, the Church of the Na- Turnover of 3.18 million shares jured when Communist guerrilla* blew up a tram loaded with homework assignment, to fix the compared with 3.47 million Fri- from hi* homefor her own house 1,000 members of their families tivity In Bethlehem. ideas in mind in words by asking about five mlnuterbefore her re- holiday travelers. , - would be allowed to leave Cuba day and was the smallest since * The Incident occurred Sunday, 390 miles north of Saigon President Kennedy, spent Christ- "What kind of problems are these Oct. 31 when 3.09 million shares turn. 9 Injured tonight and Join them In th ma* at Palm Beach, Fla. After and how would I recognize them and south of Use central Vietnamese city of Hue. The guer- United State*. changed hands. Police throughout the county rillas exploded a mine that derailed one car and overturned presents under a tree for Caro- again?" Semi-holiday conditions pre- are searching for James Moore In Queens two others. ; There was much over which the line and John Jr., the President 6-WritSWrite out ssolution * completep - vailed in Wall Street as insurance of 52 Rockwell Ave., linked by world could shudder and shiver— and Mrs. Kennedy attended Mass (y. Using correct notations, write Mist Covin to the shooting. Red KENNEDYS'CHRISTMAS the continued Jungle war In Viet at St. Edward's Roman Catholic all steps. (This not only fixes the companies and many other large church, cruised In the 80-degree businesses were cloud- .Anum- Bank police have found Moore's Train Mishap PALM BEACH, Fla. — The familiar eagerness of children Nam, the conflict between mon- idea* iq mind but Is faster than car.. to get a look at their presents got President and Mrs. Kennedy archists and republicans In the afternoon aboard the presidential leaving out steps,) ber of brokerage houses give NEW YORK (AP) - A string detertt of Yemen, the perennial yacht, entertained friends for egg 7—Review occasionally by turn- the day off to some of their em- Mr. Smith reported that he of empty, passenger cars rolled off to an early morning start on their Christinas observances.' Before day was done yesterday at the first family's vaca- prospect of trouble In the Congo, nog and had a quiet Christmas ing rapidly from one problem set ployees and sent others home thought hi* tlster was Joking down an incline and collided the wall in Berlin. dinner at their borrowed ocean- to another, asking" "How can I early. The stock exchanges and when she came back to his home tion White House, there was the shrill excitement of gift open- head-on with a Long Island Rail But the undeclared India-China front residence. tell by reading these problems banks were open. and collapsed on the kitchen Road passenger train carrying ing around a sparkling yule tree, an early evening egg nog party with a few friend* .and a quiet dinner at home. border war remained quiet, and It was a day of feasting and which principles are involved and One reason the exchanges were floor. She was taken to the hos- tome 40 Christmas day commut- what procedures to use in their pital by the Long Branch First The Christmas setting was bright. The weekend release in most nations political leaders gift exchanges at the fireside in open was because this was the ers. Seven of them plus two train- in Christinas greetings to their solution?" lttt "day for selling "regular Aid Squad. men were injured, police said. of 1,113 Cuban invasion prisoners was a welcome present for the United State* where snow and the President His fatter, Joseph: P. Kennedy, who suffered people spoke of peace with more rain spread over much of thi From kindergarten through col- way" «ocr-with a 27-14 victory in 1947. >od released. Police ui& YEAR-IONG 10W PRICES...PLAID STAMPS...WEEKLY SPECIALS! THAT'S. •4

SMOKED awe eor A urn um nx softMcM THAT OONT FULLY COME m... COOKED YOU'Ll HAMS Keyport Honor Roll Shank Portion Bntt Portion SAVE Wftol* «r KEYPORT-George D. Search, Lear, Ethel Matylewski, Ruth- AT Ml Eitkar Hall principal of the local high school arm Morse, David Opatosky, Ma- Fall Out has announced that the follow rie Panzero, Robert Sear ing 112 students have beer George Smith, Richard Spence placed on the honor roll at th Kai Thomenius, Jean Saurman end of the second marking pe- Judi Scasso, Arleen Smith an 591 riod: Sherry Wolfe. 39149 Ninth grade, high honor—Shai Twelfth grade —high honor- U.S. Gov't. Inspected — Grade A on Collins, Louis Kaluzienski, Aa Audrey Barber, Ameria Getti drew Serchel, Patricia McCo Alan Meng, Spafford Lewis an and Sandra Parciak. Donna Thieme. Honor—Richard Applegate, Jo- Honor—James Coleridge, hanna Breisch, Raymond Butka, mund Crossley, Ralph Fos Darlene Buegess, Karoline Aa Carol Henry, Daniel Hourahan, it all4 Yea * MOO Extra Plaid Stamps vik, Benjamin Cranshaw, Charle Marita Dietrich, Ellen Everson Dietrich, Nancy Flynn, Clain Roseann Graser, Patricia Grigel TURKEYS Friedrich, Karen Heyer, Robert! wlch, Mary Anne Kurimskj Un'ir With The Purchase of Kipp, Marilyn MacKason, Jame: Kathryn Jones, Alein Metzge II Ikt. McGrogan, Kathleen Kennedy Carol Mocci, Elaine Kovac; Stephen Ruby, Wayne Smith, L UM nm 7.50 or More Katherine Martin, John Masse Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.' RttantaM* al Aft* SrorM Gl«ln| Plaid Stamp* ti, Richard Merreli, John Niola, Roy Stultz, Cheryl Patterson 43J -40 • ib. - 40-M in. Donald Nuss, Richard Piepe Peter Van Rixoort, Donald Wai WWh e Limit One. Coupon Per Adult Customer Christine Onoszke, Nicoletta Pai ker, George Wayte and lame Mushrooms - 49 Above Turkey Prices Effective in New Jersey Stores Good through Monday, Dec. 31st, 1962 ella, William Selah and Rona Wenzel. B.Ji..l.. 'DELICIOUS Anu4.Cc Tobacco Products, Fresh Milk and Alcoholic Turamji. Super Jlight Quality Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp offtr. LEGAL NOTICE KCQ ADplCS FromWaitarnOrehardi A W«# Tenth grade—high honor—Rich ard Huber, Barbara Meniel 11-411 NwJ y lb e SHKRIFF'8 SA1U! Sweet Potatoes " 3 25 Helena PerskL SUPERIOR COURT Ot? NEW JKUSE Honor—Lawrence Carhart, Jar CHANCERY DIVISION MONMODTH COUNTY G<1 ice Applegate, Christine Buhlei docket No, t 3MSI Washed Spinach FRESH HAM David Goldstein, Stephen DurchI ARROW SAVINGS AND LOAN A! BOCIATION,, a New Jersey Corpon Wheli Bernard Delaney, Arthur Dorl tion. Plaintiff vs: ROBERT THOR1S F mCrip TON SHORT, et ai, Defendants Shank s Daniel Hageman, Stephen Luet Pascal Celery S By virtue of a writ of execution chau, Joseph Lawlor, Barbara the above stated action to mo direct Half 50 Extra Plaid Stamps ed, I ihall expose for sale at publli T C Leach, Angela Lo Sapio, Jea vendue, at the Court House lo th With this Coupon and Borough of Fxeehold, County of lio Fresh Carrots SJ 15 Monacelli, Linda Obuchowicz, mouth. New Jersey, on Monday th 491 59i Cat* of 24 — 12 M. cans Robert Robinson, Ellen Smalley 31xt day ot December, 1062, at o'clock. P. M. Prevailing Time. A&P Brand—Jumbo Size Imported Holland—Canned Wayne Sleneck, Joseph Vag am AH the following tract or parcel Beverages S 1.791 Linda Whaley. tend and the premises hereinafter par tlcularly described, situated, lying am UHOXHAMS ^.89.4.79 ., Redtaraatila at AftP atom fivini HaM Stamp*. Eleventh grade—high hoimr- beltiR In the municipality of Tawnuhl ot Mlddletown In the County of Moi Barbara Boyce, Kathleen Fa: mouth and state of New Jersey: I Coupon Expires Mon., Dec. 31st, 1962 ley, John Johnson, Joan Kit KNOWN and designated as Lot No. INSTANT COFFEE ROASTINGCHICKENS-; 49? Limit one per Adult Customer as shown on a map of property b Eileen MacLear, David Siegel, longing to Chrlrt Episcopal Churcl Tobacco Product!, Fr**h Milk and Alcoholic . Judy Vecchio and Barbara Wat- Mlddletown, New Jersey made by He Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp offtr. bert O. Todd, C £}., September 23 EXTRA SPECIAL fenfeld. . , 1923 filed In the office of the Clerl GENUINE CAPONS 791 of Motimoath County, New Jersey, 10 u. Jar Honor — John Cook, Patrici BEGINNING tit, the southeast cornel Amaricait 'WO ' Blazo, Mary Chinery, Nanc; of Lot NO. 3, 2G5.ft»feet from the south 99 I to 18 It* erly nidi of Kfngs^HIeliway a# show; CANNED HAMS Ib. 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WANT IT? CHARGE IT! Credi, \ t is so easy and convenient at Wards M LETTERS JIM BISHOP: mm. Red Baafc. N. J. tew HIglmyH FALLOUT EttabUilwd tin by John a Cook ud Henry Clay 71 Wtst George St " Freehold, N. J. THOMAS OtVING MOWN, FBhttsfctr H»ISN Lots of Time to To the Editor JAMES J. HOGAM, Editor M. HAIOLO KELLV. Gtwral Maaiftf He stands in the front window behiwl'the w^ath. W. HAK8Y PENN1NGTON, Productlea Meaagti A letter by Marian M. Strack which appeared (n jroiir Dec. U There, he can see the little ones at play, There are :flve Themu J. BIy Arthur Z. Kamla ud WUUun F. latdftrd Frank W. Harbour cites several scientists la altogether, ranging from small twin boys up to a big 41MU1U MUa lUtttttma Buna Up. Bnratln «*lt« an effort to minimise tht effects girl studying to be a nurse. Jack Mehler has, lots of Mcmbti el the AisocUiw Pm of fall-out. Tht brief nature time to think, this Christmas. He has cancer of-the TM rraa u «Kin«t tttaikr nwMMita* « M «• wit am* wtaua wall u M »f •••• tht' quotations and .the over- throat. ' , Member at American Newspaptr PahUthtn AnocUtkM whelming weight of the tvidtaet . - He haan't got a dime. Once, he Member Audit Bureau tt Ctrculatioa demonstrating the effect* of fall- could write a check for » new cat, Once, Tto «•» t*»» lUfMur uiutui n aiumi raa^uuikutuw tot mtmiuai mw* • Mnitunu out, lead me to believe that ,O» Ml «ui »frun wliwa eUtit. ihu (art « u Uiirlliii»n to «kiea Uu tfsoirMMMI WMr mart he waa a pretty good lawyer. Once, he *IRIM» «l »""* Mttb ih* nuiiaai uu«4i»i«ir M ••> errw vkwk auj »M. quotations art taken, out of con- bad so maay frlendg that- be- r«n for text. -••... All utrtttf*' M rwoeitwiitrtf »» at WBIOM la Mtttr* trees tu nadm Congress: Once, he[ did favors for peo- As quoted in Bulittln of .«*.; (MI thil I aoft hrmeoui fLH ple. Once, he championed ft# poor in StU IWM mtU. tO Ml • tunnm t t.et Atomic Scientists (Dee. '«, p. * nuatte-k U» IS) the u. S. National Academy court and accepted no fee. Once he was WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, ISO of Sciences National Research first on the bar with a 120 MIL Once... Council Issued a report la UN Being broke it age 52 isn't eisy to which Hid, in part. "Tbt basic take. He is a big broad man with a deep chest-and a fact is - and no competent per- Strains in the Alliance <7 son can doubt this — that ra- tough-looking Irish puss which can break ifttoTplanes diations produce mutations and of laughter or battle with equal ease. But whatever hap- A strange chill has developed Community and the Common Mar- •Big child psychologist — 'Why »p»nd noney mutations are in general harm- pened to all those friends? He numbered two on his among members of the North Atlan- ket. But, once there, countries in on toys? They ju»t ploy with th» ribbons, ful ... Any radiation dost, pudgy fingers. Two who will drop in to say belld; how matter bow email, can Induct tic Alliance. Leaders have been pull- volved wanted to think and act for the boxes, tht vroppinq poptr'** so thot's some mutations ... At geneti- are you feeling, Jack; but they are new friends, .' ing in opposite directions in the themselves. Advice from Washington •hot ht bought£• cists we say: Keep tht dost "Ewy," he saVs. She la behind him, puttlngdinner buildup of military power considered became less warmly welcomed. A small at you can." plates on the dining room table, letting the knives and James F. Cron, professor forks. The name comes through lips which once whis- necessary to meet any possible threat reason is that the Europeans had genetics and tooMgy, University that would develop from a new crisis, "found themselves" and wanted les These Payat of Wisconsin, in 1157 testimony pered it with devotion. Now it grunts through a throat say in Berlin. Involved is national and less reliance upon coaching from estimated that at the current almost closed across the top and it whistles through a tasting level the ultimata total hole in the bottom. - pride, with each of the key allied across the sea. Praise for the \J-2 (over generations) of damagt countries attempting to make cer- would be M,000 children with She stops her work for a moment She is still pret- The pride of individuals accounts By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN gross aefectt, JOO.OOO stillborns ty; the blonde sweet femininity which first attracted tain that its importance is not for some of this. De Gaulle visions and childhood deaths tad 700,000 Jack Mehler to Evelyn Reinhardt many years ago is embryonic deaths (natural abor- drowned in the pool of co-operation^ Europe as a third Force, apart from Not ao long ago, when Francis Gary Powers fell tion). This estimate was made present If it has faded a trifle, his eyes have dimmed After World War II, the United the East-West conflict, and in his out of the sky over Soviet Russia with his U-2 plane, without taking into account tbt and he doesn't see it They still live in the same yellow action of Carbon 14 produced by house at 177 Oakdene Ave., Teaneck, N. J. It too has States looked at a ravaged Europe drive to rule this force he has done there wu much wringing of hands over the supposed the tests, which wu estimated in and knew then that if this territory risk to world peace that waa involved in staging high' INI by J. R. Totter, M. R. Zelle faded, but all the Joy's, all the misery, all the triumphs much to tie West Germany to his and all the heartache occurred right here. - was to be made defendable it would altitude espionage flights. But where would the United and H. Hollister of the Division France. McMillan, watching the of Biology and Medicine, A.E.C. "Help me with the table," she says. She knows be up to the Americans to provide growing strength of the Common States be without such reconnaisance? The role the (Science: US, 1490) at an addl tlcns! 110,000 gross defects, MO,- when he is thinking wrong. She gives him something the military capacity to give it Market, and aware of political im- U-2 played in revealing the build-up of Soviet missile ON stillbirths and M0.000 tmbroy to do and it is Ironic because Mehler is a bear type of strength. At that time, the United plications, has moved to bring his strength in Cuba calls for national gratitude to the onie deaths. man and can probably break dishes by the dozen while people who made the remarkable plane, and to the •„ various experts disagree trying to set them down gently. "Maybe they stay States alone held the keys to the nu- Britain into the group, also with on the exact number but the clear vault and regarded itself as theaspirations of leadership. Both Bri- Eisenhower Administration for originally sanctioning Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists away," the voice grunts, "because they feel sorry for master of the mightiest deterrent to its use. (Dtc, •!}, p. 18) gives the total me. Well, the hell with that because I'm going to make tain and France have demonstrated damage range based on the total it I'm going to beat this rap." war known to man. Using that deter- nuclear capacity in the military field. The so-called "liberal" line on the Powers affair testing to date and the most Powe pessimistic and optimistic meth- Ewy smiles and rubs both palms down the apron. rent as a-rmcleus, America then went Within Europe there has been waa that it irresponsibly shattered the chances for a ods of computation a* being be- "The forks," she says, "go on the left side." She was ahead and formed the North Atlantic growing pressure for an independent summit meeting at Paris that might have succeeded in tween 400.090 and 8M.000.0e0. young and naive when was it? — Yesterday? — Last with 10,000 to 2,000,000 Of thtse Treaty Organization in which our nuclear potential. Washington, how- easing all the tensions of the Cold War. Luckily for exptcttd to occur in the tint week?—a few months ago? Where did youth go? A allies would supply much manpower ever, has been trying to urge the everyone, that view was swallowed with a few turn- generation. lady goes along, taking care of a husband and an ever- and look to us for weapons. Western allies that such a potential blerfuls of salt Actually, the fall of the U-2 told Khru- To theft figures mutt be added growing; family, and suddenly youth and hope and. am- tht risks of leukemia and bone bition lie on the road behind. NATO, however, is no American is at once unnecessary and overly shchev nothing that he didn't know already; with mod- cancer contracted' by Individuals ern detection equipment all big military powers have who have escaped genetic dam- The only time she was scared, really scared, was kindergarten. In it, one finds such expensive, that more reliance should age, and the fact that every in- when Jack went off to war. He came back a lieutenant pretty fair notion of whit is going on in their own men as France's Charles de Gaulle, be placed upon a plan to expand con- dividual's life It shortened to He fought in the Ardennes when von Runstedt made claimed "air space." Khrushchev, an adept at shedding some Uegree by any Increase in Britain's Harold McMillan and West ventional forces to meet any Com- radiation. I refer the rtadtr to the last push at Christmas 1944. That was the time the Germany's Konrad Adenauer — allmunist threat. These are the strains crocodile tears and simulating a shoe-banging J|t of "Fallout." Bute Books. 19«, ed- Germane came through the forest snow in white capes, leaders driven by purpose. Largely within the grand alliance that are anger any time it seems histrionically necesiary, ob- ited by J. M. FowUr-no doubt Hut the SEC ernment and by the securities the United States to keep posted on all the many ma- The entire membership ot the report will urge tighter regula Industry itself — are on th way. lion of the stock exchanges and t chinations against It is in itself a cause of peace. U-2s Monmouth County Unit, New Jer- sey Association for Retarded Chil the over-the-counter markets over Cuba have elicited no hand-wringing In neutral There is no doubt that it will dren, Joins me In wishing you nations; they respect the nation that can take care tnd your staff a very Happy p.opose new standards for the LETTERS operation of mutual funds and of Itself. New Year. the selling of mutual fund VANDALISM IN RUMSON . Very truly yours, shares to the public. There is «8 West River Rd., The company that produced the U-2, the Lockheed Joseph T. Bannan no doubt that it will call on (fit Rumson, N. J. Aircraft Corporation of California, is an impersonal President securities business to step up its o the Editor: capitalistic outfit Insofar as it is known to the public. lelf-pollclng. It is highly prob- Permit me to sympathlte with AUXILIARY PUBLICITY able that it will isk for new *lr. and Mrs. Paul Bogotka, our The designer of the U-2, Clarence ('.'Kelly") Johnson, laws to regulate ttie over-the- lew neighbors, with respect to Is famous only in his own circles' But when, on Oct. 14, Highway M counter markets. he damage to their beautiful new U-2 planes returned from over Cuba with the pictures Btlford, N. J. Dec It, 1M) The current Investigation was louse in Rumson. While our that revealed the preparation of launching eites for mis- kicked off In early 1901 when a losses since we moved here two To tht Editor: scandal Involving a father and /tars ago have been only a mall siles that could have destroyed any city in the United On behalf of tht Ladles' Aux ion team specialists on the MX robbery and a recent burgla- States east of the Mississippi, the men responsible for ary of BeWord Independent Fire American Stock Exchange broke ry, the frequent recurrence of the U-2 must have felt a glow in their hearts that is Company, I wish to thank you wide open and revealed the need :hese Incidents points up the ne- full for the publicity you have given for drastic reforms on this ma- issity for greater protection for compensation for their relative obscurity. Once o our organization and the var- |or exchange, in September iroperly owners. again they ,had saved American foreign policy; once ious affairs wt have Mid dur- 1961 the President signed a law Our small police force is •!• ing the patt year. •uthorlzlnj; a broad study of all •eady overworked. again they had lent firmness to our posture in the Sincerely, the securities msrkets. In No-1" " ~ ~ Your vsry truly, world when firmness was needed to keep the sum of vember 1MI the ttudy began. It <>—Wednesday, Dec. 26, 1962 w. Le« Graves things from unravelling. Mrs. Peter De Nicola Secretary of «eveo fatten and ii$& tarn Cbui. . .M Kommr. i (BUdc Htwk), y, Dee, 26.1962-7 uA more brwei.tr* to b* a4-57-P*U6aa Rd., Jeba Dart* (Sit- MB BANK HEGISTEH New Tribe Uni JiWk), M Utm:T3fiSm and Nonuii Mdtajy' CW* Added to E^^ItS*sMa.g B#er5T» Witt C*. der Hawk, tat Mr. . McNaUyU* former ««ii*er ion ii Little Runatal T f. ^ ' • Coumuaity VMCA, W Bank, Mr,"" ~ lndlflll irrOilD conducted the opening ceremony. of the Sioux tribe, TTie tribe wiD bold a council ,'•••:•'• 1 ^ -7*. * w"*r Other leaden to the new tribe John ud Robert King, MU ofmeettat to the rwldenee of Mr- MmOUnOWH-4Upidr«oVing are Howard E. Ddssler (Two Mr. Wni waft (Ivw t» name* tod Mrs. Auger, (5 HUFFMAN chiefi ol the Navealnk, Nation of CNn White Calf), 1(5 Manor of Little R*d Fon and Young Indian GaMei moved into ^x Otk Pkwy., ntfdjcine. man; Arnold Bakaldt Eagle; Kiit Deiaaler i« Dr., Monday. Hill cecttoobere last *eek tosehwartt (% Buffalo) 7 Unda called Uttle Gray Wott; Kenneth Mr. Metro has asnftnced that FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and IROAPLOQM Shipment of imported zip-front ski sweaters form aoother tribe. . La., and Robert Auger (Indian Schwartz tr Uttle Buffalo; » tribe will be formed ta Un- jmtln «t J. Kridei. With MelvUi.E. 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Soup Cascade B*u. 11. ft 31c Noma ' o Ivory Soap pkl. *** CftickM Wild Hear $ DUZ l YUBAN VETS THRILL DREFT Ivory Soap '.'T 25e 35c 22 63c SOAP Ivory Soap 2 AS 3h Coffee Dog Food Chlckti With Rico 25 (Oil mi 2!SS41c Onion Soin a^.. ,k,. 57c if«Mii. »k». 35c iwd co» 72c 3 !»•••«» 29c Downy uroe Boof Flavor Vog. RED BANK—170 Broad St. FAIR HAVEN—576 Rivtr Rd. LJNCROFT—Newtmi|^SpriB9» «* «t Hurity Lant ^E$T LONG BRANCH-Jlf. 36 and EVER HAPPW TO YOU? ceded mesMgw dirtcUy lo hixn BED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Dec. 26,1962-9 ByWalc* |AHw-Sc reports are accurate indi- standing order, to bis officers to Despite frantic efforts of the 3 CHANNEL TILT STORM WINDOWS Virginia. Some of these five did] cators. arrest all Cuban military officers! Castro government to stamp out and civilians entering Soviet mili- hold special elections to- fill va- MECHANICS Significantly, the.Russian gen- the dread foot-and-mouth disease, tary command areas without ad< it continues to spread in Cuba. cancies. IB Broad St Red Bank .95 erals have taken over sole con- vance approval. The biggest Republican gain HCgest Selection- trol ol a number of strategic re- Losses to farmers are now be- 1 Of the five Soviet generals, the lieved to be in the thousands of Nov. 6 was scored in Maryland Uwtst Prices We cheerfully correct gions ' where they have located where a judge's edict enlarged Santa's wrong gutsses as their headquarters and stationed continued presence and activities dollars. 9 their troops and military equip- in Cuba of Gen. Dankevich are to .the, color, style or Minimum order three windows. ment. This control incudes full causing the greatest alarm hem. If your gift coma Made of quality beat-hardened authority to bar both military among U.S. intelligence officers. Entertains Staff extruded aluminum to give from here, |ust bring Ir and civilian Cuban officials from They warn that Gen Dankevich HAZLET — A Christmas party ragged wear with mfoinmm of is staying on' either because CLEAN RUGS bock for a prompt ex- malotenioce. Screen and two these areas. was given Saturday by Howard Khrushchev has strategic nuclear Schiffman, art director of the change! thus panels move up and down Calling The Roll rockets hidden on the island, or . . . tilt Inward for staple Lily-Tulip Cup Corporation, and because the Soviet leader is pre- LAST LONGER cleaning. Delivery and lnstaUa- While very little is known here Mrs. Schiffman, in their home at paring to sneak back bis missiles (loo optional. about Gem Slaienko and his pre- 43 Bucknell Dr., for the art de- by submarine or surface ships in vious military assignments, Cu- partment staff of the Holmdel and look lovtlior too! NO SALESMEN the near, future. e Triple Insert! ban refugee] report that he pos- plant. tures about like a typical Com- • Triple Tilt Action! NO COMMISSIONS "A missile expert with the rep- Attending were Mr. and Mrs- CALL TODAY munist dictator In his new com- utation of Gen. Dankevich isn't in Gerard Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs. mand. ;Cuba just to learn the cha-cha- Norman. Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. e BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERV One refugee report states that cha," reported an Intelligence [Alex Styles, Middletown: Mr. and Dally k Saturday 8 AJkL-S:M VM. "Gen. Slazenko takes an extreme Wed. and Fri. 'ffl • TM. _ briefing officer at one high-level Mrs. Robert Schedinger, Eaton- "Between Yanko'i k Renssilles" jOk delight in sending written direc-1 inter-Administration meeting oi town; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nixon, tives and orders to Premier Fidel Cuba. "He only appears with thi Hazlef, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wil- MEN'S SHOP Castro and his brother Raul (the big rackets or where; they are lianu, Atlantic, Highlands; Mr. Cuban Defense Minister)." In all about to show up." ' ' and Mrs. Aaron Holtz, New York MOAD ST. observed instances, the Castro ' Until very recently, these in- City; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dodd, tUKtUU brothers were sighted going to b Vw Itau-Or b On nut COR. OF MECHANIC 32iwoi;st. SrtarfysMe 1-7800 ^ _ telligence experts were reportingflryington; Mr. and Mrs. Jordan B Gen. Slazenko's headquarters Gen. Dankevich afbeulg in com-jtHamood, Hillside; Mr. and Mrs. Dir. Clamltf — liuln. rather than his going to their mind of all Soviet forcer In Cuba Armand Conrad, Matawan, and WHH1ST. SH74IM UDIANK RID IANK offices. because of the heavy flow of Herbert Tripp, Holmdel. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER EAfONtOWN. N. J; 5 entire stock 2.98 i

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Look what $5 buys at Wards I New Spring stylos? Yes, indeed... any 2 of them » Quality of fabric and fit! Right I Check details of tailoring and trim. Hurry fa ... don't miss this terrific tale I Mtssot, half sizes, and extra sizes. 2.98 each when bought singly. riage by her lather. She wore a ake cousin of the bridegroom, was grandchildren. floor-length gown of white peau nes, best man. de'soie. The fitted bodice had a sabrina neckline accented with t Floyd Leonard, Union Beach, the crystal' and pearl design,' and and David Vaughn, Keyport, ; as long sleeves. A crystal-and-pearl- were ushers. ?ed. The Feminine Woman encrusted front box pleat fea- Following a reception in the H. tured the chapel-length skirt. Her Georgian House, West Deal, the Still Merits Chivalry fingertip veil of French illusion couple left on a wedding trip to xlli- fell over her crystal-and-pearl en- Florida. re- BE TORONTO (AP) - Now that swear, they overdrink and they crusted satin rose headpiece and The bride was graduated from aur- women have won their freedom, oversmoke because, they think she carried a crescent bouquet of Keyport High School and the Wil- tan- • • • can they still expect men to open this is all part of their new more white roses and carnations. fred Academy of Beauty Culture, ore- doors for them, hold chairs lor aggressive role.' And I'have seen Miss Patricia Shanahan, Key- Newark, She Is employed by Cre- rles them and show other signs of re- men deliberately flaunt rudeness port, was maid of honor for her ative Hair Styling, Keyport. we'l ige- spect or have they lost the right at such women. sister. Her floor-length gown of The bridegroom attended Hills- to these considerations? "It is possible to be aggres- emerald green peau de sole was vllle High School, Hillsville, Va. you rming designed with a square neckline He was associated with Lucas Joy Davies, a Toronto ^fashion sive in a feminine, cha; iTY and long sleeves. Short side veils Landscaping Co., Keyport. He is commentator who operates way. Le- fell; from her flower headpiece serving with the Arm? in Fort charm schools for both men and A gentle voice and manner that ach and she carried a half crescent Detrick. Md. women says yes, women have persuades rather than demand! of of- gold pompom which held • a They will reside in Keyport. lost this right, but if they remain is one of the tricks, she suggests. FootR as- feminine the traditional etiquette One of the first things Miss relationship will continue. Davies stresses to pupils- at' her Aipegg >pe, charm school is to relax with life. What is being feminine? her And to do this, she recommends Help Your Teenager Both hi< om- "Femininity involves both an that they stop being so security- lan, attitude and an appearance—an minded. midh«< iry- attitude of gentleness and kind "Women should stop worrying In Planning Her Party ness and an appearance of good about what might happen but up health, softness, neatness, poise never does." FREEHOLD - Holidays and since they were teenager*, tie and radiance." ion- Also, if they want to be re- parties naturally go together. Un- changes may affect the food, .the hours, the clothes and the games inlo Since women have been work- laxed, they must organize their fortunately, there are some party problems when teenagers give a at parties. ma- ing in the business world, men time well. have lost a great deal of the re- She also'encourages her clients party. What is the parent's place Usually teenagers welcome rge spect they once had for them and to develop a sense of humor—not at the party? Who plans the par- help if the parents are not au- •ist- justly so, says Miss Davies. just the ability to laugh at a fun- ty? Who prepares for the party thoritarian and try to see the par' hil- "Many career women have a ny joke or situation but at them- and cleans up afterward? Are the ty through the teenagers' eyes. len- hard shell—they are loud, they selves. parents a part of the party, or The best way is to plan the to do they go to another part of the party together, Mrs. Meehan sug- ime house or away from the house gests. Then the teenager feels ac- - a altogether? cepted as a person, but is still in tent Sale Styles No Bargain As in all relationships with a position to accept suggestions teenagers, parents can avoid and guidance from the parents.' ury many problems by understanding It's wise, too, for the teenager an, If They're Not Becoming the peculiarities of the ado- to take the lead in preparations, ;ion lescent, says Mrs. Sylvia F. such as games and refreshments. ex- FREEHOLD - January cloth- in with my wardrobe? i(3) Is the Meehan, Monmouth County home Mother can help. This makes the ak- ing sales soon will beckon. As fabric, texture and garment agent. No longer a child, the party teem much more the teen- you shop, study sale styles to be workmanship suited to its in- teenager wants to do things for ager's party. If Mother does ee- sure they are really becoming to tended use? himself. Not quite an adult, the everything, the adolescent does- you, warns, Mrs; Sylvia F. teenager needs supervision and n't feel that It's his party and ing If the design enhances your Meehan, Monmouth County home guidance. doesn't feel any responsibility. good features and minimizes your eld agent. In addition, parents need to re- And the parents' place is right 43A BR weak points, your choice is. wise member, that times have changed ost Clothes can enhance the wom- says Mrs. Mlnifie. Color should at home, giving moral support ort an. And vour sale mirchases can and assistance. ^ Counca Plans Active SSI Bf GfMermmii1lJw& Within. Yaw* Income RED BANK REGISTER Wedat&iay, Dee. 26, 1962-11 won't let io of tie aoaeyi He'd prtcei. Ktmlod him gently &*t **#jer wtit MJ iie'i to by wise ips&dlog you u&tnily Program in New Year • httdof do now? i wved a nice piec* of cash. It rn*y; — MouMputh Coun- work weekend at Forestburg Res- M Budget Mrs. C. U F., BuffaloJust possibly auek« an impression. cU,''Boy Scoot* of Anjerica. his ervation, for partlciptnts from 3ear Mrf. F.: Now you pay for your sins. (If you have a money problem, listed 43 major events for 1963th, e Red Bank, Middletown, Mats- By MARY FEELEY yourselves can you work out a write Mary Feeley in care of this starting with the commissioners' wan, Keyport and Holrodei areas; Consultant la Money Management satisfactory spending plan. And holiday Jheater. party at New 1 hat wise spending is as impor- newspaper. She will answer those June 15 — Cub Scout Day, M Dear Miss Feeley: do be honest—take yourselves the of greatest interest in her col- york, Satwday, Jan. 5. laire State Park, with a picnic way you really are instead of thetant as saving, you'll have to Wrftto the council now are 265 My husband keeps' urging me show him by example. When the umn.) and games; June 22-23 — Ex to work out some kind of a budg- way you think you should be. next clothing sales comes up, you scouting units and more than plorer delegate conference, et, since our spending seems so Your spending plan doesn't have 9,200 member*. To carry oat the buy the suit. Later in the year, the University of Syracuse, Syra- uneven from year to year. And to (be just like somebody else's. rhen he really needs It, send it ull program, the cocadl li ask- case, N.Y.; June 2^30 - Junior It adds upl More and more our savings in the three yeanPeople's emotions do, and should, to bun. Point out bow much more people use The Register eds each ing $194,965 In public contribu- leaders' training program at we've been married are little-or play a big part in setting up athat same suit would cojt if you tions for the year. issue because results come fast* Forestburg, for troop senior os- nothing. Hi* Income is $425 a workable plan. hadn't bought it earlier, at sale er.—Advertisement. Beyond the holiday event, this trol leaders; June 22-30 - Polaris month after deductions. I'm will- _, So much for my philosophy of is the schedule: II Explorer Week at Foreitburg; Ing to try budgeting, but I'm con-budgeting. Now comes the figure Ja* lM? — Troop white* June 29-30 commissioners' g y gg work. Azi ssderstand that these fused as to where to start. camff experience at the Forest- training weekend at Forestburg; Mrs. E. D.Pittsburgh; figures I offer only as a monthly burg, N.Y., reservation, for first June 30 - Aug. 18 — nine weeks guide, a sort of launching pad to c!««s scouts; Jan. 13 — "Too-f camping at Forestburg. Dear Mrs. D.: prepare you for flight. gether We OrganUe,1' « kickoff Start by sitting down with your July 6 - PhUmont Expedition husband, two note pads, and two Housing, $93; food, $84; cloth- program for new units; Jan. 31leaves for Cimarron, N, Met, ing, $38; savings and insurance, - Kfchoff meeting tor the 1963 pencils. Each of you answer these with 40 scouts and three leaden questions first: what are your $48; household operation costs, ORCHIDS Seoul Sho#. from the county area; July 11 "Why didn't you open (he door, Dad? I've been chief desires, and what are your $32;, personal allowance, $50; Feb. J. - Klondike derbies, executive board visit Forest hammering on it'for five minutes!" biggest fears? Write the answers medical. »20; recreation, $35; featuring winter sports skills, at burg Reservation for an inspec- down, then compare them. Maybe miscellaneous, $25. Cheeieqttake and Turkey Swamp tion by national leaders. grown in OUR OWN greenhouses State; »rfa: Feb. 7-13 - Boy your own big desire Is to own a Aug. 14 — (Tentative date) Oil home. Maybe Us Is building a Dear Miss Feeley: Scout.week, celebrations of theScout all star baseball game; 53d-year of the Boy Scout move- Pignataro Is Namedretirement fund. Maybe you're I've made a miser out of my direct from greenhouse to Aug. 24 — summer powwow most worried about adequate pro- son at the age of 19. After years your living room. ment; Feb. 10 — Boy Scout Sun- training for cub. leaders; Aug. day; Feb. 22-24 — Explorer win- lection—life insurance. Maybe he of beating his ears off to make 29-Sept 4 — scout executives at- worries most about the small ex- him tave his pennies, now I can't direct from plant to ter amp, at the Forestborg Res-tend national training conference ervation, featuring winter sports Top Soldier of Monthtravagances. persuade him to spend when he wrist er shoulder at the University of Illinois. Once you can agree on your should. He has.,been working and niflvival training; Feb. 28 WEST BERLIN-Frank J. Pig — camp meeting for leaders pre- Sept 1 — Scout Roundup foi biggest "wants" for your money, summers to earn' money toward WILLOWBROOK CORPORATION 1963 starts, a recruiting program; nataro of Rumson has been se- tackle the small desires. Home his college education. But when paring for, participation in the lected top soldier In the Berlin summer camping program at Sept. 25 — Monmouth Counci furnishings? Clothes? New car? I try to get him to buy clothes NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD SH 7-3448 launches its 1964 scout drive, bj Brigade from among about 11,000 Vacations? Only after the twoand other necessities when sales (Just East of Parkway) Forestburg. sollders in that command. March 23-24 — Boy Scout districts, for special gifts. )f you have honestly expressed are on, and prices lowest, he leader*' outdoor training session Oct. 12 <— (Tentative date] He won a promotion from pri- in camping skills at Camp Hoot- Scouters Recognition Banquet; vate first class to specialist, man, Farmlngdale; March 30 —Oct. 15 -• Monmouth Council fourth class, $50 in cash, a U.S. Region 2 (New York and Nelaunchew s its 1964 scout drive, by Savings Bond, three three-da] .1FTER JURIST HAS Jersey) conference at Fort Mon- residential areas; Oct. 24 —passes, a gold watch and a week's mouth on district operations. Eagle Scout Recognition Day, for trip to the Alps with his bride April 17 — Council charter re- scouts who have gained EagU of last summer, the former view by regional officials; April rank between July, 1962, anSuzannd e Murphy of Rumson July, 1963. 18-20 — Scout Show of Shows, in He had gained the right t< Convention Hall, Asbury Park. Nov. 9 - Goodwill Good Turn compete for his new title, "Bri- May 10-11 - Work weekend at Project bay, for the collection gade Soldier of the Month," by CLEARANCE Forertburg, for area leaders of of gifts for the handicapped; Nov being selected recently as De- Long Branch, Deal and Brielle; 16 — Showando training for scou fender of the Month in the May; 18 r* Armed Forces Day, masters. Battle Group, 6th Infantry, in with scout participation; May Dec. 11 — Together Training which he serves as a courts and EXTTtAOIiDINARr SAVINGS, EXCEPTIONAL 24-25 — regional and national an meeting for organizers for newboards specialist. niial meeting! of the Boy Scouts scout units being planned for 1964 of America at New York; MayDec. 27 — Explorer Holiday Ball The soldier's father, Dr. Fran! P. Pignataro, a Red Bank psy WUES ASE YOURS TO HND THROUGHOUT THE STORE! 29 — Sea Explorer bridge of (or high school age boys. and Frank 1. Pignataro honor at the Naval Ammunition girls; Dee. 30 - Order of thechlatrist, said yesterday that hi had been informed of the honor Depot, Ear!*: May 31 - June Arrow banquet, for members of make it up as "the elite" of U.S., 1-2 — Monmouth Council's 1963the honor camping society. to his son by a trans-Atlantic telephone call. British and French troops. Camporee, for 2,000 scout camp- These events are in addition Sp.4 Pignataro has been in the Mr. Bishop said yesterday that ers. to the weekly meeetings of scout since the brigade's soliders are >Q TO *Hw/0 OFF June 12 — Monmouth Council's units and activities sponsored, by Army .since Sept 18, 1961. Be- fore that he graduated from the so carefully chosen from among 1963 meeting, Spring Lake Golf the five districts of Monmouth the Army's best, the honor to and Country Club; June 14-15 —Council. Dwight School, New York, at- tended Georgetown and Fordham young Sp. 4 Pignataro is an es- MISSES AND JUNIOR Universities, and worked for thepecially high one. SPORTSWEAR Chase Manhattan Bank. Blouses and shirts, cottons or easyluxurious fleeces, deep piles and quilts Donna Malzahn, Kathy Malzahn, I M Karen Kikert and Joyce Mc- in long and thorl styles. Variety of delectable colors, %V, 9 -9" ierry. all wonderfully washable. MEN'S WEAR Outerwear, line wools and synthetics ... 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Slacks, worsted flannel or dacron polyester-rayon, 29-42, TNi pntfurt kn M pMUMctkn ndilnir «l«i Tlii Amtclcin NiUin'tl RM Cna Murphy, Jr., o( 21 Wesley St., formerly 15.95 - 22.95 7.99 to 14.99 Monmouth Beach, was released Slacks, many colors and fabrics ... formerly 9.95 and 16.95 5,99 an(J g.99 on $259 bail on a drunk drlvlnp Sweaters, wools, blends, cardigans, pullovers, S-M-L-XL, charge after an automobile acci- formerly 5.98 - 10.98 3,99 |O 6$Q • All Salt* Final • No Refunds • No Exchanges dent at Broadway and North Raincoats, a great collection . . . formerly 10.95 • 18.95 7,99 |o 12.99 Broadway Sunday night. A hear- formerly 16.95 • 25.95 12.99 to 21.99 tSporl shirts, wools, blends, knits, cottons, S-M-L-XL . . . ing Is scheduled for Jan. 12. Outerwear, warm,styles, great colors . . . formerly 3.95 • 8.95 2.99 to 6.99 Police said Murphy failed a •pitin Vftriarftt tuc sobriety test administered by Dr. formerly 18.98 - 23.98 15.99 ( Sorry, no mail or phone orders Richard Daniels, city physician. Murphy, police said, was travel- ing east on Broadway when his wntS. ->. I v liner car collided with an auto, driven by Luther W. Lynn of 7 Grant a, thla place, who had stopped FRANKLIN SIMON 18 BROAD STREET RED BANK In a line of traffic on North Broadway. Free Cuttomer Parking at,Rear of Store Patrplman James* Jones inves- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CINTIR. IATONTOWN OP1N MON. THRU Ml. TIL f tM tigated.. RED BANK REGISTER 12—Wednesday, Dec. 26, Prize Bull, Cows Set Records PETERBOROUGH. N. H.-The American Guernsey Cattle Club has credited Roland C. JVardell and F. Nelson Wardell, Freehold, N. J., as owners of a prize bull. 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It should be freely given OAKLYN - About $3,190 li RARTTAN TOWNSHIP — 1962 date in 1962, the political fight suit against the three 1961 GOP One month:after the ejection, by those who qualify." C**h, Jewelry valued at nearly was a busy year in this township. simmering for three years be- candidates — (Us one too, aris- tween former Mayor Seamen and ing out of the election campaign Mr. Seamen retired from his Raritan Valley $3,000, three televiilon .set* «ad It was the year that saw the — and subsequently, in June, post as chairman of the town- ascendancy of the Democratic the Democratic' party head, Early this month, the state Su- other valuables were taken from Walter J, Wickley, former town- ship's Republican County Execu- party and the political retire- Mayor Philip J. Blanda. Jr., preme Court ruled that section the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ship treasurer, filed such a suit tive Committee, citing "the pres- ment of long-time GOP leader broke into full view in March one (about 60 houses) of the Gsudlo Sunday, police have re- when Mr. Seamen filed a libel against Mr. Seamen. sure of personal business." "Raritan Valley USA" develop- Harry P.' Seamen, following a A Quarter Century ported. They said a patio doo bitter Republican defeat at the suit against Mr. Blanda in Su- To date, no court action ha* ment could be built, but left to perior Court. It brought to an end the po- Ils ln been taken on the suits. All ol the lower courts the question of and the door to the master bed- P° November. He charged that the mayor had them are still pending. litical career of. more than a building rigrtts in the other four It was the year New Jersey's room were forced open by the made erroneous statements dur- quarter century of the former sections. .' high court ruled on the much- Big Margin mayor. During that time — Mr. thieves. The cash was ln a bu- ing the election (1961) campaign, The case involves 137 acres, of publicized "Raritan Valley USA" The regular Democrats fought Seamen started his public serv- reau In the bedroom, they raid, and asked compensatory and land rezoned from residential to case — and the year that Lily- ice in his early 20's - the GOP punitive damages. off a bid in the primary by a industrial, an action which halted "*: ™P ^P Corp. topped the de- Ran and Won splinter group, then went on to leader held virtually every gov- plpy Christmas decoration velopment of the planned Rari- the planned 56Smnit $10 million Mr. Seamen's Township Com- defeat the Republicans, all ol ernmental post in the municipal- market in Camden, was at work tan-Holmdel Industrial park — tor project, ' . •; mittee term expired in Decem- whom were supported by Mr. ity. at the time. His wife was visit- the time being, at least, with a Second Court Fight ber, 1961. Had he sought re-elec- Seamen, in the November con- Asked if be felt his years of ing relatives. Superior Court suit. test, bf a big margin., The-township has not consjd- tion he would have to run against political activity had been worth ered this verdict a defeat, how- Three Major Ratable* Mr. Blanda. He did not. Mr. This reversed what some pun- the price in terms of time and ever, and it now appears pos- MARYSVILLE, Calif. - An It was a year three major com- Blanda ran - and woo. dits claimed was a GOP "trend" personal /effort, Mr. Seamen sible that a second, long court Elizabeth, N. J., Airman was mercial tax ratabjes came to Rari- The mayor countered the libel in 1961, when one Republican answered "yes," and added: battle Is in the making. Ukd Monday might when Us tan, and construction wu started suit, by filing one of his own, was elected to the governing "In our great country you can- motorcycle went out of control on a fourth, and the year a New against Mr. Seamen. It con- body. not put a price on such things The rezoning was instituted to stop "uncontrolled mass hous- on a bridge end be was thrown York business syndicate finally tained charges similar to those Because of the stakes — con- as freedom, or. the coacept of ing," to. permit tax and land to the pa vemeat The highway decided not to build a hospital listed by Mr. Seamen, and asked trol cannot be wrested from the governmen_ t under law, or the YOUNGSTERS ENTERTAINED — Art Lynch, Red Bank, stabilization and help resolve the patrol saM Airman Third Class la the township. " damages. Democrats now for two years - eternal vigilance that is required was among students at Northweitern State College, John A. FaiMsz, 21, was rid- double session problem in the schools. Alva, Okla., who helped entertain 40' youngster* from ing with « group of other motorcyclists from nearby At the education level, 1962 was an American Legion" children's' home ' in Ponea City,' Beale Air Force Bate. listed the year the township completed Okla., with a .Christmas,pyartyon the campus. Part of as next of kin was his mother, its $1,500,000 high school and Mrs. Mary Farblsi«f 823 Balk Recruiting added 26 classrooms' to its ele- the pVogram wat a visit tothe college museum.' Lynch eyAve.j.Elizabeth, mentary system, at a :6osf of her* guide* Billy Needham, who points out an exhibit WASHINGTON (AP) - The Army Na- guard Infantry divisions, into brigades with a $650,000. quicker reaction-capability1 In a national •which-interests-him.: Lynch ii the sonrof Mr,-andMn. tional Guard—wearing .a "we'll show Mc- It was also decided thl* year STRATFORD — James- X. Namara" chip on its shoulder—will open an emergency. Arthur tynch, 25 Brown' PI., Red Bank. At the same time, the Army wants to lop that an adult education program O'Rourke of Llndenwoid, was aggressive recruiting drive after the New will be started in 1963. killed last night when he tripped Year opens. off a net of 338 obsolete company and detach- Lily-Tulip jolted the township's on a mat and fell down some ment-sire Guard units. Informed sources, disclosing this today, hopes for an industrial park four steps at the home of a friend. A parallel Reserve reorganization of said they are confident the Guard can reach months ago when a suit was filed O'Rourke, the father of six, was roughly the same magnitude already is under the goal of 400,000 men. It now is about 25,000 against Hobndel's zoning. There Accidents Claiin leaving the house of a friend, way, with a March'31 deadline for completion. short of that number. are about 75 park acres in Rlrl- when he toppled down the front •A committee representing 'the governors They indicated the effort will be spurred tan and 225 In Holmdel, bounded steps and was. killed. Authori- has been trying to decide on when to seek by a desire to disprove Secretary of Defense by Rt. 35, Union Ave, Laurel ties said, he died'of bead injur- a meeting with McNamara to discuss the Robert S. McNaroara's skepticism that it can Ave. and Middle Rd. Lives in N.J. ies. O'Rourke was an employee Guard aspect of .the reorganization. Indications be done. of the Globe'Detective Agency in point to meeting with the defense chief in $K Million Ratable NEWARK (AP)-Nlneteen per abled, by an earlier accident on As one authority put it: If the park becomes a reality, sons were killed in accidents in Route. Philadelphia. "The Guard people in the states would early January. Guard generals met here in early Decem- James R. Rice, Maywood, its de- New Jersey over the 4-day, Christ' Trenton — John Desmond, 89, like nothing better than to show McNamara veloper, says it will provide a how wrong he was." ber. They found they were split and tossed the mas holiday period. was burned to death Tuesday CAMDEN - Roland Wilson, total ratable (with most goirig to TRIM STRENGTH problem to the governors, who must approve Traffic accidents claimed, 17 night when an upholstered rocking M, Camdea, was arrested Holmdel) of more than $35 mil- Earlier this year, McNamara sought to any Guard changes in their states. lives, one 'man was burned to chair he was sitting In caught yesterday and charged with the lion, and employment for 8,000 trim Army Guard and Reserve strength by HIGH PRIORITY UNITS death and another died of carbon fire. hit-run asto death of * hospital to 7,000 persons. 58,000 men on grounds it was not possible Among other things, the state Guard monoxide poisoning. A fire official said it was ap- employee last Saturday night without lowering standards to recruit enough chiefs want the Guard .troop strength spread Inf 1962, Family Circle built a The State Safety Council had parently embers from Desmond's Killed In the accident was IN HOSPITAL — The eon men to maintain the Guard at 400,000 and the more evenly among the states. new $2 million store heft, Shop- estimated there would be 13. traf- pipe that caused the blaze. The Theodore J. Haas, 71, River- dition of poet Robert Frost, Reserve at 300,000. Under his proposal, the The Army concept would designate six Rite, a $500,000 store, and the fic fatalities during the period fire was confined to Desmond's slde.N. J. Police-said Wilson 88, was reported unchanged Guard would have taken a 33,000-man cut and guard divisions as high priority outfits. They $800,000 Plata Lanes bottling al- (hat extended "from 6 p.m. Friday second floor bedroom, told them he panicked after tte the Reserve a 25,000-man reduction. would be built to 80 per cent of full combat ley and recreation center opened to Christmas midnight Kearay — Robert Lutz, 27, of accident and drove off. by doctors at Peter Ben Brig strength and would be given better arms and — all on Rt. 38. The latest victims: Montdair, died In West Hudson But Congress directed the Defense Depart- ham Hospital in'Boston, two equipment Construction Is almost com- Flanders-Mrs. NeU E. Pabst, Hospital Tuesday of injuries suf- ment to make every effort to muster the high- weeks after Frost underwent Two other Guard divisions would be pleted on the $2^ million to $3 M, of Bound Brook, was fatally fered when his car struck a util- TRENTON-A 69-year-old man er strength without sacrificing quality. Since then the Army has boosted its standards for pegged at TO per cent of full strength. These million J. M. Fields Discount Injured Sunday night when her ity pole on the Belleville Turnpike burned to death Monday night an operation. Doctors at the Guard and Reserve recruits, making it even are outfits assigned secret special missions Center on Rt. 35 at Hazlet Ave. car' smashed into an auto dis- Monday. when an upholstered rocking chali hospital remained hopeful tougher to reach the manpower objective. under the war plans. The ill-fated "hospital prol-. Vineland-Oerek Holden. 21. was he was sitting hi caught fire. Th that surgery performed Dec The remaining 15 Guard infantry divisions act" came to an end In 1962, killed Tuesday when his car skid- victim, John Desmond of 516 Knowledgeable officials said Guard re- Penhlngton Ave., had been sit- 10 wilt be a complete suc- cniltlag vroulif be helped If final agreement would to MM to SO per cent of ttmngth. when mtur nearly torn yattt ol ded in light snow and smashed effort, Lamond Construction Co., into • tree. ting in his bedroom, smoking a could be reached quickly .between the Penta- Among these, sources said, «%&$&% J? cess. Frost was admitted to such big population states as Illinois, Mich- Inc., New York,'gave up its cam- Rahway—Calvin Troiell, 73, was pipe and listening to Christmas gon and state governors on a controversial the hospital- Dec. 3 for a igan and Texas. Each would have to pare paign to organize a group of fatally injured Monday nigfat when music. Assistant Fire Chief streamlining of the Guard structure. , down by from 700 to 1.000. men. Bayshore doctors and construct be was struck by a car. Police Thomas J. Dovgala said it was ap- condition which his physician However, they said an underlying diffi- The state Guard chiefs, it was.learned, Wi million private hospital Identified the driver as Arthur parently embers from Desmond's culty in reaching any final settlement soon is hat not ditclosed. want their governors to press for authority to facility on the 17-acre Bedle tract Sammond. 20. Troxell died in pipe that set the chair ablaze. a basic Guard distrust of the Defense Depart- man selected low priority divisions above 60 off Holmdel Rd. near Rt. 15. Rahway Memorial Hospital about The victim's wife, Mary, 65, ment and the Guard's fear of future reduc- per cent to prevent loss of trained mea now In Sewer Study V/i hours after the accident. turned in the alarm and two tions. neighbors made an unsuccessful Kavookjian WOULD FORM BRIGADE those divisions. National Guard Bureau Offi- It was also the year that sewer Upper Penis Neck Township attempt to rescue Desmond. The A chief feature of. the Army-McNamara cials are known to be in sympathy with this facilities were installed In a sec- (AP)-Mrs. Martha Dismukes, 33, fire was confined to the second plan calls for reconstituting four low priority aim. tion of Garden Parkway Homes of Perns Grove, died Monday floor bedroom. Field Issue at a cost of $84,000, and the night of injuries suffered several Township Committee decided to hours earlier when a car driven seek federal aid for a municipal by her husband, William, 36, was NEWARK - "I just got tired Unresolved Cuba Watch Continues feasibility sewer survey. hit head-on by another auto in of running.", .That was the rea- MONMOUTH HILLS — A After three years of talk, a sec- this Salem County community. son given by Frederick Van Pelt, MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - American Key West still are barred to radar units monitor every move tion of the Holmdel-Raritan boun- request for an injunction against The driver of the second car, former Caldwell Township clerk, soldiers who, were rushed to south newsmen, During the Cuban in the Cuban air lanes, but most dary was straightened out, and Frank Stone, 38, of Perms Grove, who surrendered Christinas Day use of Kavookjian field by the Florida during the Cuban crisis blockade picture-taking flights of the special planes flown in as a result 30 Hazlet homeowners was reported in critical condition to Essex County Sheriff Roy Monmouth Softball League is are still on duty manning radar over Cuba were made from the during the crisis have left. (all of whom said they were very Tuesday at Salem County Memo- D'Aloia. Van Pelt had left his still pending. screens and antiaircraft missiles base, At Key West, missiles are still happy about It) switched from rial Hospital,' Salem! - home Sept. 5 and eight days Raritan to Holmdel, where their The injunction has been sought aimed in the direction of Cuba. Remaining Signs stacked in their launching pads. Wpodbridge—Anthony Venckus, later be was indicted on charges Others are behind barbed-wire The city baseball stadium is children will' not be on double of fraud. The indictment accuses by residents here protesting the An Air Force'source said many 54, of South Orange,' was killed barricades handling complicated <*" _ crammed with military vehicles. school sessions. him of defrauding Mr. and Mrs. lights, noise and signs at the the " Jets operating from XEPLACES ZORIN — Nikolai Monday night when -his car To cap the year, the Planning Garret Vandervliet of Caldwell, field. electronics ggear tuned to air fa ^se durjng the crisis had re- Headquarters, behind sand smashed into the rear of: an auto •MB Jl^m wt^m^*rift** ^ *• Aflvdha* ^*»B^HJ* « __.** g > ._ Board last month declared that Eedorenko, above, SO,' cur- of $750 by telling them they had The league has been allowed to movements over Cuba. turned to their regular station, bags and barbed wire, is still that had become disabled and had there are too many "Raritans" made errors in their income lax use the field and spent a re- The holiday brought no relaxa- out the swarm of planes ordinar- maintained In a luxury beach rently Soviet ambassodore stopped in the: right-hand, north- In New Jersey and suggested that return and promising them im- ported $8,000 to improve the tion of the American guard. ily stationed there continue to hotel. to Japan and a career diplo- bound lane of the Garden State this one's name be changed. munity from an' investigation. ball diamond there. All the Movements of Navy ships ln blast through the sky on mis- Parkway. .The other driver, Wil- Other radar and rocket units, It's something for the town- mat who hat served since Essex County Prosecutor Bren- games are played at night under and out of the big Key West sions. liam La Tournous,3*, of Newark, dotted along the keys, remain ship to think about for 1963: 1939, will replace Valerian was -admitted to Rahway Memo- dan T. Byrne said the couple had lights during the summer. . A Navy.base, only SO miles from These are the remaining signs in place. not made an error In the return fence enclose the outfield at the Cuba, remained under tight se- Zorin as Soviet Islandt. Hire he pout with sixprospective all ball garries there. conspiring to violate the Taft-Hartley Act. The jury hit was later recovered by State po- duplicate will be available for craW msmbers as rhey prepare fora'thafeedown cruise iri San Francisco Bay from The homes, orMonmoulh Hills lice of Howell barracks in Wall public Inspection on Thursday, reported itself hopelessly deadlocked and * mistrial wat taiUalito, Calif. Uft to right: Gl.ell« Meyer, 22, Susie Bird, 20; Doris LartcW; Jackie residents overlook the Held. The Township. Hart la still missing. January 3, 1963, at the Tax Of- declared.; With Hoffa it Becky Oiborn, 13, of N«ihvil|e, : Millar, 24; Cindy Air, 28, and Jeanne Brown, 32.* Quint) hat not Announced his final residents feel the lights, noise Trooper WilllarVi Townsend ol fice, Municipal Building, Middle- daughter of one of his defense attorneys, and rloffaY the local barracks It invtsllgat- crew; ielactiont. |AP Wlrephoto) and signs are depredating the town, between the noun of 3:00 values of their properties. ng, p.m. and 5:00 p.m.—Adv. ton,. Jim," center, IAP Wlrsphotol :. 26,3962 BED BANK REGISTER TELEVISIONS: Hollywood^ WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY EVENINO 4-New* A Grim 12:N 7-News great, beloved pjftrtyer of char- 2-Love Of Life—Serial 7-News 9—Almanac Newsreel By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-TdevlsloB Writer acters met death from cancer 4—Your First Impression 11—Three Stooges 1:05 with the same dignity with>hlea 7—Ernie Ford—Variety 3-What's New-Children '-Headline HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Death and depression haunted Hollywood in he conducted Ms life. ••',.<•'- *—Science Fiction Theater I: IS 7—Movie—Drama 5. Zanuck takes over Fox. Alter 7-Weather 9—News and Weather 1962, making it one of the grim- 1:20 mest years hi memory. a few years of producing.; films 2—News •:» abroad, Daryl Zanuck returned to U:U 7—Sports 5-News . Death robbed the movie capital 1:10 the firm he'founded and strove J—Search For Tomorrow f:S t some of its brightest stars. mightily to halt its drift into bank- 4—Truth Or Consequences 7—Cspjule Comment 5-Movie Production sank to an all-time CM tow of 138 films, a 26 per cent ruptcypy. . ) 5—Cartoonj 6. Frank Sinatra-Juliet Prone. 7—Father Knows Best 4-LocaI News 4—Sermonette drop from 1961. J—Memory Lane 5-Mickey Mouse Club 1:40 It wasn't all tragedy. As the This was a story that didn't quite il-Rocky And His Friends 7-News 2-News year ended, there were hopeful come off, but it was lively while t-Zoorama 1:50 it lasted. Sinatra announced hit 12:4! Signs that the film industry might II—Brave Stallion—Adventure 2-Movie stage a comeback in 1961 engagement to the South African 2-Guiding Light-Serial 1:15 dancer; but'both thought better 11—Merry Mailman—Children J—Profile New Jersey As is an annual custom', I have CM 2-News picked the 10 Hollywood stories of it when she made known aha U:St •-Weather J:25 that seemed most newsworthy and wouldn't give up her career. 1—News C4S 2-Give Us This Day-Relloioa significant in the past year. 7. Ernie Kovacs killed; The U:55 2—News THURSDAY MORNING imaginative comedian me< quick- 4-News 1. The death of Marilyn Monroe. death in an auto crash as he 4-News 5:45 Lovely Janet Blair, the versa- The tale of the poor girl who I:M 7—Focus On The News 2—Previews tile singing-dancing star of Hol- drove home from a film society become one of the world's most party. Z—Women's Page 7:M 5:51 lywood and Broadway, will bring famous personages reached a 4—Leave It To The Girls 4-Death Valley Days 2-Give Us This Day-Religion to the Americana's Royal Box on 8. Oscar's foreign aid program, 5:55 crashing climax when she died the Motion Picture Academy in 5—Cartoons 5—Aquanauts—Adventure New Year's Eve the night club from an overdose of sleeping pills. 7—Answering Service 2-News act that broke records at the a burst of International goodwill 7-Rebel—Western 2. Eddie Fisher-Elisabeth Tay- 11—People Are Funny 9—Merrytoon Circus CM Riviera in Las Vegas this past gave its top acting awards to • 11-News 2-CoUege Of The Air fall. Supporting her will be her tor-Richard Burton. Much of this pair of foreign citizens, Sophia soapy saga was played out in 5-News 13—Russian For Beginners CM Four Boys, Jack Matis, Bob Loren and Maximilian Schell. 1:M 2—Sunrise Semester Street, Bruce Huy, and Steve Rome but it had repercussions in 9. Janet Leigh-Tony Curtis di- 7:1* Preston. The program, over an Hollywood. 2-As The World Turns 2-Weither CSS vorce, this ms perhaps the most 5—Movie—Comedy 4-Sermonette hour of song and dance, patter, 3. MCA. This giant corporation notable split in a year that mi 11—Local News parody and comedy, was de- 9—Star And Story—Drama 7:15 VM decided on dissolution of its talent hard on famous marriage*. 11—Best Of Groucho—Quiz veloped by a team of top Holly- agency and merger with Univer- 10. Grace Kelly returns. Only 2—News 2-News wood and TV choreographers, ar- TWELVE TOP CBS NEWS CORRESPONDENTS, stationed 1:45 4-Today sal-Decot to form an immense she didn't. The princess of Mona- 7:25 rangers, directors and designers. entertainment combine. MCA had 4-News 11-Weather 7—Early Bird Cartoons co announced she would make • at key bases around the world, will gather in Caspary to face a, government antitrust movie for her old boss Alfred Auditorium in New York for the Nth annual "Yean of 2:00 7-.M suit before doing so. > 2—Password 2-Years Of Crisis Hitchcock, then reneged. Maybe 5-Cail To Prayer 4. Charles Laughton dies. The next year. ' . Crisis" broadcast, to be presented tonight on the CBS 4-Merv Griffin-Variety 4-Virginian—Western 1 7:15 Television Network and the CBS Radio Network (7:30- 7—Day In Court—Drama 7—Wagon Train—Western S-News »—Movie—Adventure TV Key 9:00 p.m., EST), under the sponsorship of Metropolitan 9—Science: Quest And Conquest 7:» 11—Divorce Court—Drama 11—HoneymoDners Life Insurance Company. Among the participants will 1J—Dynamics Of Desegregation 5—Columbia Lectures 2:21 7-News TV Films Immortalize be (top row, left to right): David Schoenbrun (Wash- 7—News ' S:M «:N ington), Winston Burdett (Rome), Peter Kaliseher (Tok- 2:11 5—Danger Man 2—Captain Kangaroo Mailbag yo); (bottom row, left to right): Richard C. Hottelet 2—House Party 11—Bold Journey—Travel S-Sandy Becker—Children 7—Seven Keys 13-Casals Master Class 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Late, Great Actors (United'Nations), Charles Kuralt (Rio de Janeiro), ft—Movie—Adventure Question — I always look for CM By HARVEY PACK nothing unusual about a- show, Bernard Kalb (Hong Kong). 2:15 S-Call Mr. D-Myitery 7—Little Rascals-Cartoooi an actor by the name of William 4-News 7—Going My Way—Drama Shatter to appear on the various A truly great actor can never business couple staying married 5:5» be replaced. When an "indis- for life. She and Mr. Laughton 5-News 11—Silents Please—Movies I-News and Weather TV series but I haven't seem him in quite awhile. What has he pensable man" in the world ol went their separate ways pro- J:M 13-Festival Of The Arts 8:55 politics or commerce passes 2-Miliionaire been doing lately? — M.L., Al- fessionally, but she often popped I:M 9—Almanac Newsreel from the scene, there always up In his films and when she TV Key Previews 4—Loretta Young—Drama 2—Beverly Hillbillies 13-Dateline: New Jersey bany, N.Y. Answer — The young actor is seems to be somebody in the prepared her one woman- show 5—Doorway To Destiny 4—Perry Como—Variety l:» lower echelon ready to jump in Today's top television shows ma, Penelope Wells (Patty), 7-^Queen For A Day still very active in TV and will Laughton was on hand to stage $—Movie—Drama 2—Life of Riley-Comedy and emerge as a new force ready it as previewed and selected by TV hates her typical, sophisticated U-How To Marry A Milliooain 11-M Squad-Police 4-Troubie With Father be seen in some upcoming epi- way of life, and yearns for thi sodes of many of the leading TV to take over the responsibilities Key's staff of experts who attend i:» 7-News of his precedessor. That day last summer she wu regimented order of the way of l:» series. His movies "The In- staying with Charles in a New rehearsals, watch screenings, 2—To Tell The Truth 2—Dick Van Dyke—Comedy »-Jack La Lanne and analyze scripts in New York life next door. A fine cast headed U-Operation Alphabet' truder" is currently in release. But the continuously failing ef- York hotel. Many people in the by Eugenie Leontovich and Fritt 4—Young Dr. Malone—Serial 7—Our Man Hlggins forts of press agents to create and Hollywood. 5—Mr. District Attorney l:l» business had heard about Laugh- Weaver help her in supporting »-Surfslde 6-Mystery Question — I am a Steve Allen "another Jolson," "Another Ga- ton's illness and her request YEARS OF CRISIS, CBS cor-roles. 10 p.m. OBS, 7—Who Do You Trust? 11—Wanted: Dead Or Alive 7—Funny Manns ble," "another Bogart" have 11—Laurel-Hardy And Chuck fan forever. His nightly show is that we meet downstairs in a res; Tidents bring you their 10:M 1:25 one of the funniest'things on TV.only helped to highlight the in- yj r-end review of • major hap- NAKED CITY. "Don't Knock It 5-News—Sandy Becker cocktail lounge instead of their »:55 2-U.S. Steel Hour Is he really as fun loving In dividuality of the immortals of room was naturally understood. penings in the year gone by, Till You've Tried It." A screwy 2-News showbusiness whose trademark tale. Walter Matthau, Joan Cope- 4—Eleventh Hour »:» person as he is on his showi in an expanded 90-minute, live 11—Mr. Peabody—Cartoon 7-Naked City-Police 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy Please print one of your bio- was their distinctive personality I did not inquire about the show. Eric Sevareid is moder- land, and Sally Grade are in- and talent. Charles Laughton took nature of her husband's illness volved in as weird a love tri- 4:00 11-You Asked For It 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers graphic sketches about him. — ator, and all the crew, flown in 2—Secret Storm—Serial 13-World At Ten 5—Topper-^Comedy G.G., Stamford, Conn. his place on one of those theatri- because it was not the main sub- from worldwide capitals, com- a git as we've seen in a long cal pedestals last week. time. It doesn't exactly come off, 4—Make Room For Daddy 10:30 7—Gale Storm Answer — Steve was an onl ject of my story and t had no ment, exchange opinions, argue »—Danger Is My Business 9—Movie—Adventure their differences, and answer but there ore plenty of amusing 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartooni child born to vaudeville troupers Television, however, ignores the desire to embarrass her. But she 7—American Bandstand 11—Best of Groucho—Quli 11—Comedy Party Belle Montrose and Billy Allen. death of actors and continues to questions from the audience at lines, a wonderful last scene, and wanted to talk about Charlts and, enough to satisfy those of you 9—Treasure 13—Turn Of The Century 1:45 As a child he suffered slighl project their, images, like flick- the Caspary Auditorium of Rocke- as a Laughton fan for many feller Institute in New York City, who like pseudo sophisticated 11—Bozo The Clown 11;M 4-News • asthmatic attacks and had to gt ering ghosts, into our homes. The the point of origination of the comedy. 10 p.m. ABC. 4:2! 2-News II: H to live in Arizona. He attended day Mr. Laughton died, he was years, I gcbKsd it up. show. 7:30 p.m. CBS. 11—Koko The Klown—Cartoon 4-News 2—Calendar the Arizona State Teacher's Col- very much alive in the New She said he wasn't very sick 4: JO 7-News 4-Say When lege but never got the chance York are* when a local station but they had canceled his tour BEVERLY HILLBILLIES. The 2-Edge Of Night-Serial 11-News 5—Movie—Drama to keep even one pupil after ran one of his greatest films, and she wasn't sure whether he Clampetts are back home for the Form New 4—Here's Hollywood W-Art Of Film-Movie 7-Susle school. Upon completion of his "Les Miserables," on their late could make it to Cannes for the holiday*, and there's a funny old S~Felix.And Tim Wizard . - , lltlt . 11-Ed Allen studies, Steve got a Job io radio movie program. The hue filmfilm festival. When She told me motion picture house sequence oh 7—Discovery *62—Children 4—Weather 11:21 as an announcer on a small Humphrey Bogart is undoubtedly that she was preparing his din- the show. It's the one with Cous- 9—Chubby Jackson 7—Local News 7-News Hhoeni* ^station. The Army inter- exposed to a larger audience ner on a tiny, makeshift stove in Pearl playing the piano and HAZtET — A new Girl Scou 11:1$ rupted \ his career temporarily. every week via old films on TV, Grandpa Winch (ventriloquist 11—Cartoon Zoo 11:25 in the room of a fancy New Intermediate Troop 629 has been 1J—Music Interlude 4-News 4-News . Steve headed for Hollywood and than he hit in a lifetime of serv- York hotel, my mouth dropped Paul Winchell) making another 11-Steve Allen ICM went back to working as a radio ice to the motion picture in- hi amazement and she laughingly appearance. 9 p.m. CSS. formed here with Mrs. James 4:55 dustry. Giving our movie greats 1 U:M 2—1 Love Lucy ' announcer. This led to his own added that Charles preferred her PERRY COMO. Good show Brennan as leader and Mrs, 4-News 2-Movie show and eventually to New this type of immortality is one of 7—American Newsstand 4-Play Your Hunch cooking to any restaurant in Between Perry, Eleanor Powell, James Nosti, co-leader. 4—Tonight York. After almost five years of the many gifts the much town. 5:00 7-Glr) Talk maligned TV set has given the Roger Williams and Caterina Members of the troop commit- B-News 11-Movia being on the brink of making it Valente, and their musical In- 2—Love That Bob—Comedy 7—Movie—Drama big, Steve finally hit pay dirt public. tee are Mrs. Frank St. John, 7—News 11:N with his "Tonight Show." In ad- No problem finding tenants tonations, you're bound to enjoy 13—Reflections 2-McCoys When, only minutes after hear- the hour. All of them are fine en- chairman; Mrs. Arnold Heister- 9—Movie—Science Fiction 11:45 dition to being a TV personality, when you advertise The Register man and Mrs. Joseph Steinbrlck. 4-Price Is Right ing Lsuhgton's obituary on a tertainers, and whether you're U-Dick Tracy 5—Movie Allen is an accomplished pianist; news program, I' was treated way—Advertisement. Mrs. Frank Presti is the cookie 13-Once Upon A Day-Children 7-Jane Wyraan an actor; he has written manv listening to the opening "Dry 12:45 8—Johnny Andrews once again to his brilliant per- Bones," number, Valente's "Mal- chairman. 5:05 11-News songs Including his theme, "Thi! 11:25 formance as the duty-bound, un- eguena," Miss Powell's dancing Members of, the troop are Su- 7—1 Married Joan 1;M Could Be the Start of Something"; relenting pursuer of Jean Val- medley, or the closing tap-dance 5:25 5-News he has had several books pub- san Brennan, Mariene Caldes, H:»l jean in "Les Miserables" I knew on stools spot, there's a high spot Anne Connelly, Bernadine Dar 11-Rocky And His Friends lished including his .autobiogra- that the inevitable search for in the making. (Color) 9 p.m. 5: JO 2—Pete and Gladys phy, "Mark It and Strike It." nell, Lorraine Galante, Melinda 'South Pacific' •-Concentration "another Laughton" was un- NBC Graff, Sheryl Heisterman, Kath- 2—Movie—Comedy Steve has also written the score necessary because the original is 5—Sandy's Hour—Children S—Romptr Room for the forthcoming Broadway U.S. STEEL HOUR. "The leen Keohane, Linda Nosti, Don 7—Yours For A Song still with us. Duchess and the Smugs." Patty na Presti, Beverly St. John, Sii 7—Highway Patrol—Police Slated At musical based on the life of So- 11—Popeye—Cartoons 11:51 phie Tucker. As most of his fans Mrs. Laughton Duke will enlist your sympathy san Schlatmann, Patty Steinbrick 11—Merry Mailman I had occasion to interview his and Judy Stroble. know, Steve is happily married In her performance of a "grown- Paper Mill to TV, stage, and motion picture wife, Elsa Lanchester, last sum- up" little girl tonight. Her prob- An American flag was pre Marcel Marceau actress Jayne Meadows. P. S mer in connection with a special lem, imaginatively adapted from sented to the troop by Homei MILLBURN - "South Pacific" th« musical, will open at the He Is a very fun loving guy. she had taped for CBS. Miss a sensitive shorf story by Pam- Matteson, Americanization chair- At McCarter Lanchester is a delightful per- ela Frankau, revloves around man of the Raritan Post of the Paper Mill Playhouse tonight. PRINCETON - The world-fa oetsy Palmer, famed TV pan- sonality and particularly charm- the age old children's dream of American Legion at a recent ing when she explains that there's being someone else. In this dra- meeting. mous pantomime artist, Marce elist and movie and stage per- Marceau, who comes to McC*rter former, will star as Ensign Theater tonight at 8:30, fell in Nellie Forbush. This is Miss Palm- MOVIE TIMETABLE bve with the art of mime as as er's second role as a nurse on RED BANK a child, when he first saw such a South Pacific isle. The first CARLTON- masterful silent screen clowns as was when she played a nurse in It'a Only Money 2:00: 7:00; 9:30. SUNDAY PET SUPPLIES Charlie Chaplin, Harry Langdon the move version of "Mister EATONTOWN MATINEE 2 P.M. and Buster Keaton. Roberts" with Henry Fonda. DRIVE-IN- EVE from 7 PJrt. AT K>TH THEATRES No lias II An Iiland 7:00: 10:40. GALA HOLIDAY SHOW FRED D. WIKOFF CO. These thre* Marceau considers "South Pacific" will, be Miss LONG BRANCH the greatest modern interpreters Palmer's third musical. Several BARONET- of the "art of silence." seasons ago she toured the Mid- D A Man Anawera 3:20: 7:00: I1>:OO RED BANK, N. J. In them he sees the elevation west as Lorelei Lee in "Gentle- Stagecoach To Oancera Rock 2:00 Jemims of this most ancient of the per- men Prefer Blondes". ASBURY PARK Telephone SH 1-0554 forming arts to a fine art. Miss Palmer's second musical LYRIC- At 20, as a pupil of the greal was "Maggie", produced in the French character actor, Charle 1962 spring season at the Paper Jackie Gleason, television's MAYFAIR- Dullin, in his School of Dramatii Mill Playhouse and then sent on largest funny man, dons the Who'a Got Thi Action 3:001 7:40: Art housed in Paris' Sarah the summer circuit tour. cloak of drama for his first star- PARAMOUNT— Berahardt Theatre, Marcel Mar- The current "South Pacific" ring role on the screen in "Gigot" Ba.ra.bbta 1:20; 7:18; 8:40. Shows Nightly ceau studied under the masters, production has just completed a (pronounced: Gee-go as the ads ST. JAMES — from 7 P.M. and met the already celebrate, sellout three week engagement at remind us) which comes to The Lonfeat Dar 1:30: «:30. Jean-Louis Barrault. CHILDREN the Mlneola Playhouse, operated Loew's 35 Drive-In for five days North of Red Bank ALWAYS FREE POLKA DOT LOUNGE It was Barrault who gave him by Laurence Feldman, co-pro- starting Monday, Dec. 24th. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS FREE, his first professional chance, in ducer at the Paper Mill with Gigot is a poor, mute Janitor ATLANTIC- 17 Third Ave., Long Branch Reservations 222-WK 1946, In the coveted mime role of Frank Carrington. Almoat Anjlei 2:06; 8:30; Lady And Arlequin in s production ol who lived alone in Montmartre The Tramp 3:40: 7:00: >:SO. "South Pacific" will play spe- during the nineteen-bwenties who HAZLET NOW FEATURING "Baptiste." So acclaimed wa cial performances during ' i> t Marceau's interpretation that h loves all men and animals with LOEWS DRIVE4N- holiday season, including a Sun great compassion. Cartoon 7:00; a I tot T:O7; 1O:M; was encouraged to extend mlm day evening performaiu.. u. ..ti Youni Quna or T«xaj S:io. ' HEATERS. "NO MAN IS AN ISLAND" techniques to full productions The picture was shot in Paris KEANSBURG and two performances on Dec. on a set made to order to re- TED MEYN and to establish his own .com 31, at 2:30 matinee and a New CASINO- "IF A MAN ANSWERS" and pany. semble the "Paris of Utrillo" of TUM.—Marco Polo «:M; »:4S; FIVe Year's Eve performance at 9:15. the Twenties. Using a crew of Wteka In ,« Balloon 8:12. 'STAGE COACH DANCERS ROCK" "ONE MAN WONDER TRIO" 110 carpenters, bricklayers, plas- PERTH AMBOY terers and painters, three months MAJESTIC- At the Organ—6 Nights a Week! In Search Of The Ceitawije - 3:40; were spent on building "Gigot- Who's Got the Action'1 ville." EDISON MAKE RESERVATIONS The second generation of three MENU) PARK CINEMA- Hollywood's top families, James In Starch Ot The CaaUwaya 12:00; ALPINE MANOR Mitchum, Alana Ladd and Jody 1:08; 4:15: »:io; 1:15: 10:10. 5.T. 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J., is ent- and former, among New blasts from your living room. about as close as you can come ersey members of Congress in- BRONZETONE His Mailbag Sew-sew business item: Japan to the typical New Jersey mem- clude housewife, stock exchange now makes. 55 per cent of the bers of Congress. member, realtor, labor leader sewing machines'Hold in this BRIDGE Rodino is a Newark attorney— and publisher. BOYLE By HAL BOYLE country. the predominant profession Te labor leader is Rep.-elect NEW YORK (AP) — Things a to observe Christmas. ,, Ladies on the march. In 1940 CHAIR among tiie 16 men and 1 woman Joseph G. Minish, West Orange only 49.8 per cent of the U. S. who will represent New Jersey Democrat, who will succeed columnist might never know if Early Dutch settlers in Ameri- he didn't open his mail: population was, feminine, today $ in Congress next year—and ia former Rep. Hugh J. Addonizio ca changed' the name of Saint the figure is 50.7 per cent , ,-'. 53. He will be 54 next June D-N. J., who resigned last spring Someone has figured out there Nicholas ' to Santa Claus ... And during that time the per- 7. after his election as mayor of are more than 100 different things Author Washington Irving invent- centage o( women in the labor 199 Newark. Minish is secretary- you can do with leftover Christ-ed his reindeeV-drawn sleigh . The average age of New Jersey force has risen from 25.5 to M.I THE members of Congress next month reasurer of file AFL-CIO Essex- mas turkey . . . Our favorite: Cartoonist Thomas Nast added (But they still earn only 20 per will be 53.3. The average agi West Hudson Labor Council. Donate it as ballast to a ship the red costume and cap Santacent of all. wages and salaries.) has worn since Civil War days. of the present 15-man delegation Rep. James C. Auchincloss, R-making a round-the-world trip. 'More bad news for-the male: RAILROAD is 53.6. There is one vacancy. N. J., a former member of the The ordinary hen never heard Our quotable notables: ."In- In 1959 some 9.8 per cent of men There will be 12 lawyer! New York Stock Exchange, will of Thomas A. Edison, but because stead of loving your enemies, over 14 were illiterate i— but oniy among the state's 17 member! remain as the oldest New Jer- of his inventive genius she has teat your friends a little better." 5.4 per cent of the women. WAREHOUSE of Congress next year, includinj sey member of Congress both to work harder . . . The use of-E. W. Howe. ' Many people complain of the Rep.-elect Edward J. Patten, in age—77—and in years of serv- lectric lights to lengthen short The modern drugstore isn't a "junk mail" the postman brings secretary of state under former ice. He will complete his 18thwinter days has' spurred chickens together new ... Ancient records ... But the fact is that the OUTLET Gov. Robert B. Meyner of Newyear in the House this month. to lay 10 per cent more eggs. show that back,in 2100 B.C. theaverage American gets less than Ml Highway 35, Eatontown Jersey. Breakdown Telephone talk: Men dial 25 pharmacists of Babylon sold per- one piece of mail a day of any Jml South ol Eitoslnra Clxcla Patten was elected to thi fumes as well as medicines, kind — including bills. OK.N DA1LI 1:30 to t:30 Here is a breakdown of the per cent more wrong numbers •AT. S:30 lo I:M House seat New Jersey gaine than women . . . Telephone op- (Chocolate sodas and the quick Tidbits: About a third of all because its population^increasec ages and occupations, both pres- Call 542-2821 erators, after laboring over a lunch counter came along much Christmas presents are ex- faster than the national averagi ent and former, of the New Jer.hot office switchboard, spend later.) changed, but women (we didn't sey members of Congress next only seven minutes a day at We're a people oh the go . . know they were that sentimental) Midwest town once had an or- Maury Wills, who broke all year: home making personal calls. Nearly $1 out of every. 15 spenl exchange only about 2lA per cent dinance making it illegal for twomodem bate stealing records, Sens. Clifford P. Case, R, 58, Denounced Holiday by Americans last year went foi of gifts they receive from men people at a dinner table to usewith 104 for the Dodger*; l*«t lawyer, and Harrison A. Wil- season, was caught 13 times. GRAMAN'S Hard on holidays: Early Puri- some form of transportation. . More than half of the reg-the same fingerbowl. liams Jr.. D, 43, lawyer; Reps. istered nurses in America are Willie Mays'of the Giants won VACUUM AND APPLIANCE FARTS CO. William T. Cahill, R, 50, lawyer tans denounced Christmas cele- Set for life: If Irving Berlin, It was Finley Peter Dunne who brations ... In 1659 the general married . . . Martene Dietrich the National League home run Milton W. Glenni R, 59, lawyer; who started as a street singer at title with # in 1955 and again In 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. court of Massachusetts passed 14, never wrote another tun consults an astrologer before advised, "Truit everybody, but Auchincloss, 77, stock exchange making a vital move ... A 1962 with 48. , PHONE SH 7-5623 member; Frank Thompson Jr., law making it a penal offense (he's turned put more than 900 cut the cards." D, 44; lawyer; Peter Freling- AUTHORIZED huysen Jr., R, 46, lawyer, Florence P. 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TH0MA1 J. Oec U, 10, M, Jan. t , Dec 26,1962 RED BAKK REGISTER Two Collegiate tourneys Splits and Slated in State Tliis Week 9 ASSOCIATED PRESS face Newark Rutgers (M),l» Tournament basketball comes the-finale of » tomorrow evening Misses to New Jersey this week with the doubleheader. Monmouth («> By first annual Trenton Jaycees meets Jersey Cjty State (M) « Tourney tomorrow and Friday, at the night opener. PAUL A. ALBRECHT Steve OTSTeffl Ted Bostef Jew BbrtonMn HpBafelUf the Rider College Gym lit Law- An afternoon twin bill pair* renceville and the three day the two out of state teams-Pa;* NAIA District 31 affair starting College of New York City (W) A survey of the first 3,950 teams entered in th< tomorrow on the Montclair State and Plattaburgh (NY) Stale (6-1) 1963 ABC tournament at Buffalo, N. Y., provides con court. . -In the 1 p.m. opener and New- elusive evidence that bowlers still have the old trave Tha four team field In the Tren- ark College Engineering (1-2) and ing urge and that their trip to an ABC meet is a yearl; ton tourney features the Univer- Bkwmfield (5-1) at 3 p.m. sity of Massachusetts (3-2) which This is the fourth annual Dis- highlight Those thousands of bowlers who ahead; Won the- 'Yankee Conference trict 31 tournament. Maryland have entered the ABC, which opens Feb. 16, and thi championship last year and State, which won the title the many more who will decide to make the trek befon at to the postseason NCA/ first three years i« not entered tournament. the final entry .deadline on Jan. 15, will pile up a trave: this time. , ' The Redmen from Amhers Serai-fmah are set for Friday report running over 1 million miles. Mass., face Iona College of New night with the championship and JoaVosmUc ». Templetem BedOrmsbjr Xttefe Mailer Freddie Miner Bock New»om Mek Haifa* MM* HUB Rochelle, N. Y. In tomorrow's consolation games Saturday Naturally, host state New York holds the lead in Voottall Bads* Football p.m. opener. In the nightcap, host night. entries with 1,111 of the first 3,950 teams coming from Rider (5-1) goes against St. Fran- Plattsburgh State his been that state. But even more interesting is the desire of cis of Loretto, Pa. (2-5). seeded second behind Montclair. bowlers from other states to make the journey to Buf- Tomorrow's winners will meet Friday night for the title after falo. The surprising thing here is that New Jersey is the consolation game. Massachu- Robinson, Miller way down in sixth place with but 216. Pennsylvanii setts has an all-junior and sopho- is second with 549 teams, Ohio is next with 510, Mich more dub, led by. Rodgei TwitcheU of Westfleld and Peh Named Leading gan has 327 and Illinois 317. Indiana is high on the lisi Bernard. with 148 clubs and Wisconsin has 143 registered. The Yankee champs will be in Jersey Athletes These early reports also reveal that 17 Califor- for a rugged evening against tow- ering Iona which boasts a fronl NEWARK (AP) — Dave Rob- nia teams, five from Washington and one from Ore- line that goes 6, foot 8, 6-7 and inson of Mooreitowo, Penn gon will travel almost the entire width of the 6-6. The last is Warren Isaacs, State's All-America end, and Ken Miller of Tenafly High School, an United States to enjoy the fun, thrill and excite- who is rated Iona's best sopho- SPORTS DEATH TOLL BIG ONE IN '62 — Daath eland* out tha carters of many of tha nation'* loading sports more since Richie Guerin, who AJl-State tackle, have been ment of taking part in an ABC tournament. And figures, past and present, during 1962. A faw of them era pictured. Tragic daath wai that of boxer Banny (Kid) now stars for the professional named New Jersey's outstanding our two newest states, Hawaii and Alaska, will Parat. New York Knicks. collegiate and scholastic athletei, respectively, during 1962 by the also be present during the 1963 ABC. Hawaii has Iona's lone defeat was at the hands of unbeaten Canlsius. Mas- Newark Athletic Club. one team entered at this early date while there sachusetts may be jelling after Robinson and Miller, along with are three Alaskan teams making the long, long slow start. The Redmen rallied the professional and amateur Journey. Cincy Once Again Tops from a 19-10 deficit to beat Tufts winners, will be honored Jan. 17 In their last game. at the Newark AC's 23rd annual The appeal of the ABC tournament competition ha; Allie Sherman St. Francis, despite Its losin all-sports dinner. attracted 62 teams from Canada, seven from Puertc record, has a young squad an Robinson, a member of the As- Rico and one from Bermuda among the early entrants Poll; Duke Drops to 8th Place 'Coach of Year' Is Improving. Three Jerseyans sociated Press first team All- • ASSOCIATED PRESS was knocked from the unbeaten Cincinnati (45) (84)) WASHINGTON (AP) — Coai led the Frankies—Trentonians America, caught 17 passes for 178 There has even been an inquiry from Goose Bay, Lab- Ken Sokolowski, his brother, Jay Cincinnati's powerful basketball list by Virginia Tech, 82-65, but Ohio State (6-0) Allie Sherman of the New Yorl yards during the season. He was rador, regarding possible entry dates. Why do bowlers team, proud possessor of a 26 came back to wallop Christian Loyola Chicago (7-0) and Jerry Friedrich of Levittown, the first draft selection of the Giants — who never made thi travel thousands of miles each year to compete in an game winning streak, was the Brothers, 106-71, for its sixth vie Illinois (54) „„. Rider, under sew coach Bob Green Bay Packers of the Na- choice of the Associated Presi tory in seven games. Kentucky (5-2) grade as a first-string pro play Greenwood, has everyone back tional Football League. ABC tournament? panel today as the nation's top Colorado, which ranked sixth Arizona State (7-1) „ er — was named professional from last year's team including He beat out guard Tim Caltard college cage team for the fourth last week, was beaten by Arizona Southern California (9-0) Coach of the Year today by th< Randy Getchis and has two key of Princeton, quarterback Gary The prime reason for the large entries each season newcomers in soph Jack Cryan straight week. State and Arizona after register Duke (6-2). Washington Touchdown Club, Cuozzo of Glen Ridge add the is the ability to bowl on the same lanes, under the and Junior college transfer Char- The Bearcats, who whippec ing its fifth straight victory with Stanford (7-4) University of Virginia, guard Ron Sherman, 39, whose Eastern lie Jackson. same conditions as the great stars in bowling. EacI Dayton and Davidson, surprise a one-sided triumph over Crelgh- Mississippi State (6-1) Manno of Rosenhayn and Utah Division champions vie for the Host Montclair State rates as conqueror of highly rated Duke, ton. West Virginia bowed to Ken- Other teams receiving votes, University and basketball star ABC entrant knows he will receive the same considers National Football League crown the favorite in the NAIA district to extend their unbeaten string tucky after beating Oregon listed alphabetically: Auburn, Nick Werkman of Seton Hall in tion, the same opportunity, the same treatment Sunday against the Green Bay 31 tourney. to eight last week, were the first State. Seattle was beaten by Chi' Bowling Green, California, Cap* the voting. Packers, will be honored by the The Indians, led by high scor- anyone else who enters. It's like the World Series, choice of all 45 sports writers cago Loyola, 93-83, after a 76-74 isus, Colorado, Davidson, DePaul, Miller, a "light" (lTMxrand) club at its annual awards din- ing Pete Capltano, are 8-0 and only this time the bowler takes an actual part in the and sportscasters comprising the victory of Xavier of Ohio. Drake, Georgia Tech, Indiana, ner, Jan. 12. tackle, helped Tenafly to its first AP panel. It marked the firs The top ten, based on total Idaho, Miami, Fla., Michigan, unbeaten football season since proceedings, instead of merely sitting in the stands as In his two years as Giant coacl time that the Bearcats wen points alloting 10 points for a Notre Dame, Niagara, Oklahoma, a spectator. And, of course, there is always the chance — years In .which his chargi 1932 and made the AP's All-State made an unanimous choice. first place teani, 9 for second, State, Oregon State, Penn, Seat- Nats Overcome First team. 8 for third etc, with first place tie, Tulsa, UCLA, Virginia, Tech, have captured two Eastern Oivi that for a few moments any bowler may have a glimpsi Except for Cincinnati, not He also stars in wrestling votes in parentheses: West Virginia, Wichita. sion championships — Sherman of glory. Quite often bowlers making their first trip single team retained its place has compiled a 22-5 won-lost rec- Knicks, 123-111 [district champion), baseball and track and field. He was county to an AfiC tournament take the lead and carry off i last week's top ten list. ord, with one tie game. The NEW YORK (AP) - The Syra- discus champ two years ago. championship. An ABC championship can alter one's Unbeaten Ohio State, 6-0, and Giants lost the NFL title game to cuse Nationals rallied hi die sec- World Boxing Association Green Bay last year. -This year, entire life. Suddenly the sports spotlight is turned on toyola of Chicago, 7-0, each ond half to end a three-game Trailing Miller in the scholastic moved up a peg, to second anc the New Yorkers have rolled up losing streak and defeat the New voting was guard Bob Gogick of a 12-2 mark. »fellow who had never basked in the bright, warming third respectively. The Buckeye York Knicks, 123-111, last night unbeaten Clifton. glow of adulation. who whipped Detroit, 101-68, i Out to Stop Title Rematch The Associated Press named in the second game of a their only game last week, nar- NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Th more binding on a fighter than Sherman its pro coach of the National Basketball Association Almost as important as the actual competition rowly edged out the Ramblers newly-former World Boxing Asso- this one. I'm surprised that they, year in 1981. He succeeded Jim doubleheader before 17,169 in McGill Leading la the comradeship a trip to the ABC meet create*. for runner-up spot, 376 points to ciation-successor to the National the Patterson Camp didn't force Lee Howell as Giants coach In Madison Square Garden. 388... Loyola whipped Western 1960. The trip to and from the tournament site becomes Boxing Association—has put its Liston to cut off his legs be- The resurging San Francisco Michigan, Indiana and Seattle prestige and authority on the line fore getting into tha ring with His career with the Giants cov- Warriors scored their fourth vic- NBA Shooters last week, but was held to 93 memory-filled. Incidents and good fellowship band to block a return match between Patterson." ers two periods. From 1949 to tory in a row by beating the NEW YORK (AP) - Rookie points by the Chieftans, markin; St. Louis Hawks, 94-91, in the the bowlers together in a firm bond that lasts for heavyweight Sonny Listen an Liston, angling for a shot at the 1953 he was backfield coach un- Billy McGill moved into the lead the first time in seven games first game. the man he dethroned, Floyd Pat- title for several years but denied der Steve Owen — a job in which in field goal percentage and Guy years. Too, there are prizes galore ready and wait- that the Ramblers failed to top terson. it because of a shady reputa- he waa credited with converting Lee Shaffer led the Syracuse Rodgers took the lead in assists Ing, and beautiful, glistening trophies of enduring the 100 mark. rally that erased a New York 18- Two key officials of the WBA tion, got his crack at Patterson Charlie Conerly from a single in last week's action in tha Na- potat first half lead, 64-46. The nature to remain and remind that an ABC tourna- Illinois, which extended its un< criticized Monday the contract last Sept. 25 in Chicago. In two wing tailback into a T-formatioa tional Basketball Association. Nats, trailing 64-49 at the start beaten string to five with a 93-90 calling for a retflrn bout between minutes and six seconds of the quarterback. ment trip may be gone but is never forgotten. of the third period, outscored the McGill, a 1961-62 All-America triumph over Oklahoma, vaulted the two. One of them said any From 1953 to 1957, when he re- first round, a new world cham- Knicks 40-25 in this session to There is still time to enter the 1963 ABC meet. from eighth to fourth as Colorado. state or nation accepting an im- turned to the Giants as person- now playing for Chicago, has pion heavyweight emerged. gain an 8949 Ce at the horn West Virginia and Seattle all mediate return fight should be nel scout, he was coach of the been among the best all season, The final entry deadline is Jan. 15. If you make the One clause in the contract, Shaffer scored 15 of his 31 points dropped out of the top ten and suspended from the WBA. Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the but just this week went over the trip for the first time you too will know the feeling o: which Bruneau exhibited in a in this quarter. minimum requirements and holds were replaced by, Arizona State, The suspension suggestion news conference, binds Patter- Canadian Football League. Shaffer scored seven more be- the top spot with a smashing being an ABC tournament competitor. For informa- Southern California and Stanford, came from Emile Bruneau, son and Liston to fight again 'ore fouling out in the fourth .566 percentage, accuracy. who made the elite list for the veteran chairman of the Louisi- "regardless of any action which tion contact Ed. J. Bahr, Atlantic Highlands, secretary period as the Nats were moving first time this season. ana Boxing Commission ani the National Boxing Association Walt Bellamy, a rookie with of the Monmouth County Bowling Association, or write Rumson Pair in fo th» lead. Arizona State, which whipped head of WBA's world champion- and or state or federal agency or Chicago last season, set the rec- to ABC Tournament Headquarters, State Armory, Buf- Colorado and Minnesota on suc- ship committee. commission may take." The Knicks had a 10-point ord last season with a .513 total. sur& - in the first quarter to open Rodgers of San Francisco falo 13, N.Y. cessive nights to boost its rec- It was seconded by Dr. Charles The contract was formed be- Lose in Junior a 154 lead and led 29-20 at the moved ahead of Cincinnati's Os- ord to 7-1, jumped into sixtl P. Larson of Tacoma, Wash., the fore the NBA expanded to the While we are in the tournament mood let's no end of the first quarter. car Robertson in the assist race, place, behind Kentucky, The president of the WBA. WBA. forget the Third Annual Pro-Am Bowl-O-Rama, spon Wildcats, 5-2, added two vic- The issue could make o Tennis Tourney Dolph Schayes, sidelined for 303-301. :ories, beating Iowa and Wesl break the WBA. If it fails to en- In Chester, Pa., Listen's man- MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - several weeks with an injured sored jointly by AMF, Ballantine Beer and the New ager. Jack Nilon, said he consid- knee, saw action for the Nats and In the individual scoring race, Virginia, the latter for the Ken- force its decision, the success of One New Jerseyan was victori- Wilt Chamberlain of San Fran- York Daily Mirror. More than 35,000 men and women ucky Invitational championship, the organization in determining ered the contract with Champion- scored a couple of clutch baskets ship Sports, Inc., promoter of ous in the 14-years-and-under di- down the stretch. cisco remained ahead of his 1961 entered the 1962 tournament, making it the largest (9-75, last Saturday. world ring policy would certainly rision, but three others were de- record pace with 1566 points in be affected. the last title fight, had been Shaffer's 31 points led the single area tournament in the country. Southern California roomed in- broken since the new champ feated in, the 16-and-under groups 11 games compared with 1553 in Despite the' WBA's frowning on scorers. Hal Greer added 26 for :o seventh place on the strength hadn't received any money. during Sunday's play in the Or- the Nats. The Knicks' Richie 12 games at this time last year. The nice thing about this tournament is that it )f a pair of weekend vlctorie the contract, Bruneau told news- He's averaging 50.5 points a ange Bowl Junior Tennis Tourna- Guein had 30 points while Johnny iver Nebraska which boosted thi men the pact was ironclad. Th gate from the Sept. 25 game and also holds the lead in does not cost the entrant any extra cash. Roll three bout has been tied up hi litiga- Green added 27. I've never read a contracl ment. rebounds, 776-656 over Boiton's open games in the establishment of your choice, have rojans' record to 9-0. Duke, tion. An oddity occured in the first ieaten by Miami as well as Da- The winning Jerseyan was half when both coaches, Alex Bill Russell. the scores verified by the manager on the special en- vidson, fell from second all th The contract calls for Liston to Danny Rubin of Englewood who Hannum of Syracuse and Ed Don- Elgin Baylor is second in the way to eighth place, barely beat- give Patterson a rematch or play try blank he has for this purpose and he will take care beat Thomas Magner of Orlando, ovan of New York were charged coring race with an average of ing out Stanford and Mississippi Basketball up to 30 per cent of future purses 6-2, 6-0, In a second round match. with technical fouls at the same 15.3 points a game, the only of the rest. If this is your year — 1963 — you may be State. The Blue Devils received until he has paid Patterson Among the losers in the first time by referee Sid Borgia. ither player over the 30 mark. the one to win a free trip to Mexico —for two. See 92 points to 91 for Stanford and million dollars. round of the 16 and under divi- your favorite bowling proprietor for all the details. 90 for Mississippi State. Schedule Nilon said he sympathized with sion were Robert and Harry C, Stanford's Indians, now 7-0, TODAY Bruneau's position but felt he Herman, both of Rumson, N.J., REVIEWOFTHE YEAR-By Alan Maven The most important tournament to most of and the boxer had a moral obli- and Martin Lefcofsky of North r sdded three important vlctorie Holiday Basket-Bowl Jubilee • -JUNniuEe _ I the local keglers, however, is the annual Mon- last week, beating Oregon, Convention Hall, Asbury Park gation to Patterson. Arlington, N. J. mouth County Bowling Association tournament Wyoming and Texas, the latte Neptune vs. Red Bank Catholic "Our hands are tied unless we two handily. Mississippi Stati 7:15 p.m. go through litigation and no one This comes up in May and it is a good idea for each Lakewood vs. St. Rose 8: SO p.m. desires that," said Nilon. "Wi team to start making plans now. This tournament OTHERS would like to have a contract Boston Whips is run off In a single week. So get together and Top Ten Asbury. Park at Linden that is more equitable. We are TOMORROW ready to fight again next week. Rangers, 6-2 pick the night you desire to make sure you will Cage Results Holiday Basket-Bowl JubUee It appears that the only thing to get the time you ask for. This tournament is al- Convention Hall, Asbury Park do is to knock out Patterson BOSTON (AP) — Boston's Mur- ASSOCIATED PRESS ray Oliver and Bob Leiter staked ways run on a flrst-come-first-served basis. Brick Twp. vs. Toms River 7:15 again." Here's how the top ten teams in p.m. rookie gooltender Ed Johnston to Then there is the state tournament The applica he Associated Press college Matawan Reg. vs. Kcyport 8:10 a two-goal lead before the game >asketball poll fared last week: p.m. Four Skaters was three minutes old in a 6-2 tions will be out for this in January and there are al 1. Cincinnati (8-0) beat Dayton, Christmas Tournament National Hockey League victory ways quite a few from Monmouth County who enter. 44-37, beat Davidson, 72-46. Oakcrest Reg., Mays Landing Tied for NHL over New York last night. This is another meet which shows how bowlers like to 2. Duke (6-2) lost to Davidson, Central Reg. vs. Pemberton Johnston outshone Ranger vet- 73-69, lost to Miami, Fla., 71- travel. This one is conducted on weekends and each 8:30 p.m. Scoring Lead eran Lome "Gump" Worsley in 69. OTHERS a wide open, hard checking, fist year the late comers have trouble getting the dates they 3. Ohio State (G-0) beat Detroit, Manasquan at Ocean City MONTREAL (AP) - Toronto's swinging Christmas night battle 101-66. NAIA District 31 Tournament Frank Mahovlich -scored four on Boston Garden Ice. wish. So-o-o, get those entries in early. points In three games last week 4. Chicago Loyola, (7-0), beal Montclair Stale College including his 20th goal of the Johnston registered 29 saves as Another year is coming to a close. Has it been Western Michigan, 123-102, Monmouth College vs. Jersey season, and pulled Into a tie a feature performer in the lowly beat Indiam, 106-94, beat Se- City State 7 p.m. good year? Did you up your average, or did it drop? with three others for the scoring Bruins' fifth triumph out of 32 attle, 93-83. FRIDAY lead In the National Hockey games. He lost his bid for his It would be interesting to compile a record each year 5. Mississippi State 6-1. lost to NAIA District 31 Tournament League. initial major league shutout when to see how many bowlers raised their averages as Virginia Poly, 82-65, beai Montclair State College Andy Bathgate scored his 14th against those who dropped and those who stood still. Christian Brothers, 106-71. Seml-Finals Mahovich had three goals and goal off a drop pass at 6:30 of OTHERS an assist and became the first 6. Colorado (5-2) beat Crelgh 1 he third period. It is fairly easy to keep track of an individual over the ton, 76-55, lost to Arizona Alumni at Middletown Twp. player in the league to hit the years, but how about the over-all picture? State, 71-53, lost to Arizona, Asbury Park JV'i at Shore Reg. 20-goal mark this season. He's Meanwhile, Boston was break- 60-52. Madison Twp. at Monmouth Reg. tied for the lead with Detroit's ing matters wide open on goals A look back in the past shows that about 10 years 7. West Virginia (4-2) beat Ore- SATURDAY Gordle Howe, Chicago's Stan Ml- by Jerry Toppazzlnl, Guy Gen- ago the ABC took a survey across the country and gon State, 70-65, lost to Ken- Shore Tournament Finals Ita and New York's Andy Bath dron and Don McKenney in the finale for a season's single game found that the average kegler was in the 150-154 class. tucky, 79-75. Asbury Park High School gate. Each has 31 points. 8. Illinois (5-0) beat San Jose Howe, Mlklta and Bathgate scoring high. At the same time the Average Monmouth County keg- Asbury Park vs. Red Bank 7:15 State, 90-64, Beat Oklahoma, p.m. each scored two goals to Increase Oliver scored on a 15-foot fore- ler was in the 164 class. In fact, at.that time Nat's 93-90. Long Branch vs. St. Rose 8:30 their production to 13 for the sea- hand shot at 2:12 for, the Bruins Jewelers presented a watch to Mr. Average Monmouth 9. Kentucky (5-2) lost to North p.m. son. Each has 18 assists. and rookie Leiter followed on a County Bowler. Just last season the ABC repeated its Carolina, 68-66, beat Iowa, NAIA District SI Tournament Johnny Bucyk of Boston had quick slip from In front at 2:47. 94-69, beat West Virginia, 79- Montclair State College two goals and two assist* to Johnny Bucyk and Toppazzlni •urvcy and found that, even with the increase in the 75. FINALS move Into a three-way tie far lad built the advantage to 4-0 be- number of bowlers the average was still around 154. !0. Seattle (5-1) beat Xavler, Christmas Tournament f(h place with Ab McDonald of fore Bathgnte found the range. Monmouth County was still in the 160s. Ohio, 76-74, lost to Chicago Oakcrest Reg. Mayi Landing Chicago and Murray Oliver ol Camlllo Henry also tallied for the IH*- Loyola, O3-S3. FINALS loston with 29 points each. osors. Tittle Selected BED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Dec. 26,1962-19 Eraser, Laver Give Aussies Player of Year W. By TD dub 2-0 Lead in Davis Cup Play WASHINGTON (AP) - Y.A, InHolidayFesijmtTournament 1 BRISBANE, Australia (AP) - hrough the match. He has beer Tittle, New York Giants quarter- •o. He finally broke Fraser'; But 'the pace was telling on NEW YORK (AP) - Seventh- will meet In* a consolation after- which features two towering Rocket Rod Laver, acting thi iut of big-time competition fo back, has been voted the out ervice in the 15th game and helc 'raser. Palafox won the first ranked West Virginia and eighth- oon doubleheader Friday. sophs in 6-8 Jim Curran and 6-7 part of a cool executioner, am ;ome time, and wasn't reall. standing professional football •is own in the 16th for the set. iame of the fourth set at love. ranked Illinois rule the favorites This will mark the first festival Ed Becht. veteran Neale Fra*er, rtog-tire< -eady for such an assignment. But then Fraser, already drag Fraser managed to break Pala- player of the year by the Wash- in the 11th annual ECAC Holi- appearance for both West Vir- Penn, the early surprise of the but fiercely determined, sen Palafox, who can • be very goo. ;ing his feet, called on his loni :ox' service in the fourth game, ington Touchdown Club, it was day Basketball Festival open- gini- and Illinois, who are ex- Ivy League, is led by John Wide- , Australia Into a 2-0 lead ovei )r very bad, had a good day, in 1 /ears of court wisdom. In the sec ?ut the latter came right back ing today at Madison Square pected to clash in the final. man, a Rhodes Scholarship win- Mexico In the Davis Cup Chal leed. But each time he appearec announced yesterday. wd set, he broke through in tht mi broke in the fifth. Garden. Thorn, the Mountaineers' 6- ner. The Quakers won their 11th lenge round yesterday. ;et to put Fraser away, the Aus •igrith game and held in the ninth. Then started Fraser's long, up- Kyle Rote, New York backfield foot-4 forward, has averaged 23.2 in a row and fifth of the season !ie—a member of the winning :o win it. West' Virginia's Mountaineers, Laver, on the verge of turning hill fight. It didn't seem that he coach, will receive the award for points per game and is the team's Saturday in three overtime pe- :up teams of «59 and I960—ral- • In the third, Fra5er"s service 4-2, led by All-America candidate professional, whipped Rafael Osu wld hold his feet. leader in rebounds and assists. riods with St. Joseph's. na, 6-2, 6-1, X-i, while the 29-year lied. began to work smoothly and he Tittle at the club's 28th annual Ron Thorn, opens the eight-team He won his service in the sixth NYU, which lost four regulars old Fraser, a veteran who doesn't had no trouble returning Palafox' dinner here Jan. 12. Tittle will tournament against lightly rated Illinois, pre-season favorite to Palafox was a picture of confi- game only after three deuces. because of scholastic difficulties, know hoiv to say "Uncle," out- delivery. This kept his funning Boston College, 3-3, in the first win the Big Ten title, is led by dence in the first set after the Palafox won the seventh at love. be in Los Angeles participating features Barry Kramer, who has lasted Antonio Palafox. first two games, Fraser won thearound the court to a minimum. half of the afternoon doublehead- 6-8 Bill Burwell, who averaged 17 Fra:er fell behind '0-40 in the in the Pro Bowl game. er. Holy Cross, 4-1, and St. Bona- points per game and was , theaveraged 30 plus points a game, The Aussies have won the Dav- He broke Palafox' service in the first game at love and got to eighth before pulling it out. venture, 3-3, xomplete the after- team's leading rebounder last including a Violet record of 42 is Cup the last three years and first game, winning the final point The club cited Tittle's new Na- ame point in the second. But at noon round. \ year. Other holdovers include against Georgetown. Duquesne, with a snot at his rival's feet. The crowd buzzed that he wastional Football League record of «even out of the last eight. The that point, Palafox decided that 1 winner of the festival in 1953 and Rain fell and halted play fo finished. In the 12th game Palafox In the evening bracket, Illinois, 6-5 Bob Starnes, 6-2 Billy Small Mexicans, for their part, are in he was not on the court with a 33 touchdown passes during the 1954, will try to become the first three minutes during the fourth was at set point, but Couldn't 5-0, meets Penn, 5-0, and New and 6-4 Dave Downey. the Challenge round for the first superman and began to pop his season as the basis for its se team to win the tournament three time and the results must have hots in where he wanted them to game. • make it. Again in the 16th, Fraser York U., 3-1, takes on Duquesne, The Boston College Eagles, who fell behind Q-40 and the crowd be- finished third in the Steel Bowl times. been a bitter pill to swallow. lection, and said ; this sparked 5-1. gan to cluck sympathetically. But last week, are paced by 6-4 Gerry Cincinnati's top-ranked Bear- Palafox always has been errat- the Giants to their second The winners move to the semi- again he came back. Finally, he straight eastern division title. finals Friday evening. The sur Ward and George Humann, a (H)cats are the only team, besides ic, so whatever he did hardly broke Palafox in the 19th and held sophomore. Duquesne. to win the festival would come as a surprise. Tittle, originally from Marshall vivors will meet in the final big own service in the 20th for Holy Cross, in its third festival, twice. The Bearcats won the But the Mexicans were shocked Tex., has played 15 seasons o! Saturday night in the'feature of the match. a triple header. Today's losers is a young inexperienced squad championship last year. to a man over the pasting Laver professional football. He is 36. gave their ace, Osuna, on a dark, dreary day that was dampened by intermittent drizzle. For a while, it didn't appear that there would be any play be- cause of a two-day rain. But Ref- eree Cliff Sproule decided the courts were in good condition. Laver took the measure of Osuna with dispatch. The first set took Just 22 minutes. In the first two sets, Osuna held his own serv tee Just twice. His service completely deserted him and against Laver, that's suicide. In dropping two of his services in the first set, he had a REAL MERRY CHRISTMAS FOR ALL — Sure, for the total of five double faults. Yank* still remember that World Series victory and the The crowd of 7,000 at the Milton «w«g that went with it e« they sing along at a Christ* Courts figured Laver to win, but expected Osuna to give him a run. mat party at Yankee Stadium. From left are Bill Staf- As it turned out, Osuna was ef- ford, Yogi Berra and manager Ralph Houk. NEW- fective only In the third set. That one followed service until the 11th PERFECT game, QUALITY! Laver broke after Osuna had QuakerCityTourney taken the advantage. Again, the Mexican's service failed him. He double-faulted to send the game to deuce for the second time. Opens Action Today That was all Laver needed. He won the next two points, then held PHILADELPHIA (AP) ^ The Bowling Green, 40, off the Mid- his own service in the next game. second annual Quaker City Holi- American Conference has 12 let Fraser, playing only because day Basketball Tournament termen on a squad that uses . Rov Emerson suffered a rib in-opens here today with an after- free lance offense and a pressini Jury a couple of weeks ago in noon twin bill pitting Delaware man-to-man defense. Nate Thur- practice, huffed and puffed •gainst Providence and defend- mond, averaging 22.7 points pei ing champion Villanova against game is the big gun. Manhattan.' St. Joseph's, 5-2, comes of: RBCFUers Coach Jack Kraft of Villanova a three overtime period loss t says his sophomore studded team unbeaten Perm and is handi- In Tourney is ready. "We're the champions capped by injuries that hav and we'll be the champions until thinned the ranks of a promisin somebody beats us, and . some- squad. Tom Wynne is the tp Tilt Tonight body will have to beat us to scorer with an 18.2 avejra while 6-8 Larry Hoffman is the ASBURY PARK — Neptune take it away," Kraft says. tallest starter. High School; defending Shore Tonight, LaSalle meets Brig- Conference champion, and Redham Young in the first game of Bank Catholic High will open the doubleheader featuring unde- pnnual Holiday Basket Bowl Ju feated Bowling Green, the tour- NHL Standings bllee tournament on. the Convert ney favorite, against St. Joseph's w of Philadelphia in the nightcap. L TPtf. Uon Hall court here tonight. Chicago _...16 10 8 Neptune, which won 24 straight Providence, 4-1, features 6-foot- Toronto _, . H 4 games before losing to Newark 10 John Thompson with an 18.4-Detroit ______9 6 South Side in the stale Group III polnt a game average. Coach Joe Montreal 9 10 final in the NJSIAA tournament, Mullaney has eight lettermen on New York 19 goes into tonight's contest against hand. Including Vinnie Ernst, the Boston .: 19 the Caseys as a heavy favorite. most valuable player in the Na The teams will tangle at 7:15. tional Invitation Tourney two In the nightcap of tonight's years ago as a sophomore. doubleheader, St. Rose of Bel- Against this. Delaware, 5-1, NBA Standings mar meets Lakewood High. St. sends a strong defensive team, EASTERN DIVISION Rose, defending Parochial B state led by Nate Cloud, a 6-6 standout W L Pct.G.B. titlists, has a veteran club and iswho averages 17.1 per game. Boston 21 .700 BRAND NEWTPE]ffiCT expected to give Neptune's Fliers Villanova, 3-2, is led by Wally Syracuse 18 .581 354 Its toughest opposition for the Jones, a fast breaking guard with Cincinnati 19 .57$ 354 tourney title. a deft touch, and Jim Washing- New York 12 .343 HJ4 HHOH Tomorrow night, Brick To' ton, 6-7 sophomore who gives the WESTERN DIVISION ship and Toms River will meet Wildcats board strength. Man- Los Angeles 10 .70S in the opening game of the eve-hattan, 2-3, uses a pattern offense St. Louis 21 15 .583 4 CM ning's twinbill. Bayshore rivals led by high scoring Ron Petro, San Francisco ..13 19 .406 10 Rmd Alt Famous I"B» BOYS Matawan Regional and Keyport a 21.5 a game scorer thus far. Detroit 12 24 433 13 TIRE GUARANTEE) clash in the second game. LaSalle, 4-2, features two good Chicago . 12 25 .324 1314 MHO Semi-finals In the tourney will scorers in Frank Corace and BLACK TVIE ••EVERY PEP BOYS TOE HAS A wtrrrBi be played Monday, New Year's George Suitor, each hitting the Favored Never Bend ran third TYPf IWK GUARANTEE AGAINST AU. ROAD HAZ> Eve. The finals are slated for nets at a 17.6 average, and looksin the 19*2 Garden State Stakes AIDS IN PASSENGER CAR USE! Wednesday. to 6-8 Walt Sampson for back- yet by picking up $27,353, the Damog* wiH .ithtr bt rtpolnd without Aoiy. cr wphcwl <*H> pifrnhmnl The starting time for the Newboard work. 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No tj> limit, ex- cultured pearl necklace on be- ol batuel*. Vicinity Red Bank-ahrewH- irlence not necei^arjr. We train on plus YOUR CHOICE OF—A Brand NewTHREE BEDROOM COTTAGE — On tured in almanacs for more than bury, December 13. Liberal reward. e job. Pleaaant conditions. Apply for «itale tn Llncroft.''For further Inrar- lalf of the group; New VP Write "A.N.", Box 511, Red Bank. tervtew, Colonnade Restaurant, Mon- 400 years. Their influence ha» matlOD about this cottage, dH 1-MQ4. Members of the auxiliary will luth Shopping Center, Kutontown, • Philco Refrigerator dwindled a bit, however, since AUTOMOTIVE LITTLE SILVER - Beven room Colon!' ork on the national telethon to al In quiet area. Three bedrooms, two AUTOS & TRUCKS IET1CIANS — An opportunity exists the Weather Bureau got into the r girls or women interested In per- • Semi-Automatic Washer tile baths, den. livtne room w.th fire- ; seen here on Channel 9 Jan. lanent employment In their chosen (lace, dtnlnf room, kitchen, basement IBM COUNTHK SQUIRE STATION near ralaed patio, garage, immediate and 6. There was an almanac In 1524, WAOON — Fully equipped. In out- rofesslon. Plan and supervise food • (962 21" Television occupancy. Lease required. ELWOOD Standing condition. Power equipment, reparation an5 service In one A ARMSTRONG. AGENCY Realtor, The next auxiliary meeting will tor instance, that predicted cata- new tires. Radio ticHter. back-up lights. lew Jersey's most rnodern and active 556 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1 : Bhlny red. SH 7-4062 after 3 p.m. estaurants. No Sundays. Call or write for only « Jan. 15. . strophic floods would occur In ir confidential interview. Colonnade 4HtO. AUTOMOBILE INHUKANCfc - Liabil- :estaurant, Monmouth Shopping Cen. HOUSE FOR RENT — Ssa Bright, Europe in "February. Thousands ity and physical damage. 17-90 can be er, Eatontown. 542-2744. five r o o m •, completely redecorated. LEGAL NOTICE fled their homes and spent the Insured. ROLSTON WATERBURK. $65 00 per month. Call SH 1-llM. Rtaltor-lnsuror, 18 W Front St. Red OSTE8S -- Experienced. Apply entire month on hilltops, where Bank. SH 7-5300 erson. Shore Point Inn, Route 39 and $498 FURNISHED — Four-bedroom, two- o'mdel Rd., Hazlet. bath bouse, garage. Immediate posses- 11-4U they probably muttered unkind 1959 CHEVROLET — Impala. Fully s:o... 1190 per month. ROLSTON SHEKIKF'K SALE remarks about the almanac's pub- equipped. Call after fi p.m. 'OMAN — To care for two children, PAY $5 WEEKLY WATERBURY. Realtor, 16 W. Front UFEKIOR COURT OF NEW JEBDISK SH 1-1576 days a week, S a.m. — 2 p.m. Si Red.Bank. BH 7-jisoo. CHANCERY DIVISION lisher as the floods failed to iust have own transportation. SH 7- MONMOUTH COUNTS' 1K1 CORVETTE - 315 tl.p. Fuel In .11 between 9-10 a.m. EATONTOWN — Four-room furnlsned materialize. Jected. Four-speed. Hurst kit Radio, bungalow near Honmoutli chopping Docket No. t m-H 'heater and whltewalls. Soft top, Center on local bus line. Includes all FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN AS8O Such setbacks never seem to movable hard top. Traction Masters. HELP WANTED-MALE FIELD FURNITURE utilities except gas. SURREY MOTEL. 1ATI0N OF EAST PATZRBON, N.J. Scavenger plp«s. Reverse chrome rims LI 23233. Corporation of th« State ol New Jcr' bother the prognosticators, how- on all lour wheels. Posltractton (4.111 ey. PlalntlU vs: JAMES o. DO WISE •rear. Full scallops. CuBtom grill. Cover 7-11 E. FRONT ST. KEYPORT, N. J. BPLl'PLlx LlLi — Spaciousp, finest ind CATHERINE DE WISE, his Wle, ever. In fact, in those early car. Speed and Custom Magazine, July. DRAFTSMEN urea for executivi e or JrJ . executivexetive. -tefendtntl days they had to be sure they '6* Call Ted between 6 and 7 p.m Four bedrooms, 2% baths, one-car at- By virtue or * Writ of execution In SH 7-1466. DRAWING CHECKERS tached garage, full cellar, wall oven, weren't too successful. Too many CO 4-3020 dishwasher, frlgldalre. $240 per month. ha above stated action to mi direct* 1958 FORD Country Squire, nine pai Occupancy immediate. OILL AGENCY id, I shall expose for isle at public right guesses could indicate a lenger. Standard shift. 1550. Must aell Several years experience ai draw- 714 Hwy. 36, Mlddletown. OS 1-3300. 'endue, at the Court House In the this week, call BH 1-7052. or see car ing checkers on production draw- Open Thursday and Friday evenings 'til 9; other days 'til 6 lorough of Freehold, County of Mon* real sorcerer was on the job at Intersection, Newman Springs Rosd ings for electro-mechaplcal parts COZY COTTAGE — Three rooms, bath h,' New Jersey, on Monday the and raise the specter of a burning and Highway 34. Holmdel. and assemblies, Prefer some famil- on River Rd., Red Bank. Januury 1 Hit dty of December, 1963, at 3 iarity with Government Standard* Free Storage - Free Delivery Call SH T-2468. I'dock. P. U. Prevailing Time. stake. 1956 FORD — Four-door, standard ALL that tract or parcel of land, shift, $285. Call before 2 p.m.. Long term Government operation UNFURNISHED BIX ROOM RANCH— tuate, lying and being In the Town- The prospect of such a fate, after 8 p.m. CO 4-2283. Three bedrooms, tile bath, full base- •hip of Rarltan, In Uia-County'of Uon* coupled with the desire to Indi- 1 1961 METROPOLITAN CONVERTIBLE ment, $150 a month. Lease required. mouth, In the Stale of N# Jersey: 1 RED BANK, N. J. AREA FOR SALE FOR SALE ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, KNOWN and designated as all of F. Joseph Eglies cate some knowledge of the fu- — Excellent condition. Low mileage. Realtor, SH 1-4500. Lot 35 as shown on - a map entitied; J1200. Call 741-1529. Good salary with travel allowance "Map of Region Manor, Batltan Town- ture, undoubtedly led to the cre- 1955 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE—Best HAMMOND . SALE - iblp, Monmouth County, New Jersey," CHARLOTTE, N. C.-F. Joseph ation of the "nice day if It does NO AGE LIMIT offer. Inquire JACK'S GULF STATION .UMINUM COMBINATION DOORS WANTED TO RENT lated April 15, IBM and flltd January Eglies has been elected corporate Little Silver. ORGAN STUDIO Lfi, 1856 in the Monmouth'-.Couiuy not rain" style of weather fore- Mall reauin« Immediately ro glass Inserts, one screen, weatli- GETTING MORE AND MOKE PROS Klerk's Office In Case 48 Section'17, ice .president ol Chadbourn 1962 BU1CK LE SABRE — Four-door OF ASBURY PARK trlpped, complete. Reid to hang. PECTB — For three-bedroom rental casting that still endures. hardtop. Power steering, power brakes, to: Hhlng extra to buy. Call today Being commonly known* and dftilf* jotham, Inc., and named general USED ORGANS homes. List any rental for fast action. lated as No. 3 Clark Drive, Rsritan One thing that has kept the complete deluxe equipment; 8,000 miles JR-20 Tone Clblnet ...*22S. MATTHEW J. GIIL AGENCY, T14 Rt. •wp. (Hazlet), New Jersey. anager o( manufacturing and J2695. SH 7-4820. H. L YOH CO. Mlddletown. OS 1-3200. Leslie Speaker 2w- $23.88 Tbe approximate amount ot the judl* arketing in the company's lin- almanac forecasters in business 1982 BUICK sport convertible. Call for 23 S, 2nd St. Phils- 6, Pa Hammond Extra-Voice Organ 496. ment to be satlifled by iald sale b information. in Spinet Organ 496. Installation Optional the sum of 111,700.00 together with the gerie division, It was announced so-long is the tendency of the 842-3573 An Equal Opportunity Employer rurlltzer 2 in 1 organ 545. FURNISHED ROOMS costs of this sale. public to remember when they're 'urlltzer Spinet Organ 596. p R o w N "S Dated November 2, 1M2 olles, president of the hosiery 1954 PLYMOUTH — Two-door sedan. onn Spinet Organ 695. FURNISHED ROOD newly decorated, right and forget when they're Good running condition. First $95 take* MEN: JOB oad St. Red Bank SH 1-7100 JOSEPH A. BHAFTO, SberuX and lingerie firm. ammond Spinet Organ 745. private entrance and sitting room. Samuel Sleber, Ally. wrong. Some don't even have to it SH 7-0128. Douglas Electric Co., OPPORTUNITIES ammonrt Spinet Organ - 826. Kitchen privilege!. Inquire it 43 Pitar >ec. 5, 12. IB, 2< . t3e.S9 Mr. Eglies was an executive 35 E. Front St. tory ft Clark Piano w/organo .— 785. MERCHANDISE. WANTED Place. Red Bank. ^___ be.right to win fame. In 1650 BAI.EB AND SERVICE ith Fieldcrest Mifls,- and later a .NSWER THIS AD ONLY IF YOU RENTAL. AND INSTRUCTION '1ANOS WANTEU-HIGHEST PRICES SINGLE ROOMS - Clean and com- one .editor simply decorated his MOBILE HOMES fortable. Reasonable rates. Gentleme PBOrOSAL ice president of Mogul Williams RE A HARD WILLING WORKER - pen Daily Till 9 - Saturday Till 5:30 •AID. CALL H. TENZER, 3M MAIN Notice Ii h&reby given that tilled almanac with.pictures of a big )ur factory branch Is expanding. We T., LAKEWUOU. FO 3-2190. preferred. 82 Wallace Bt. BH 1-8392. »ldi will bn received In the Reception Saylor, Inc., New York, before almanac wit.pu MOBILE HOMES ave openings In several departments. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. loom ol the Office ot the Director, city, in flames and a crowded One leading to ft supervisory position). WANTED lolninii g ChadbourChdb n GothamGh . HHiis Used • ion °°wn PR 99300 HOMES FOR SALE ivision ot Purchase and Property, These are permanent lobs. No experl- IWK1J. ORIENTAL KUUS 2nd floor, Room 232-2, Bute House, rffice is In the company's New cemetery, and 16 years later, New • 7-yeai financing :nce necessary. IDGID PIPE CUTTER — draftsman CHItflJBB AND PKK81AN Trenton 25, New Jersey, on Jtuiuary B, Ipe threader, solid 2-die set. Motor, FRJUDUAN OALLURlii^ ork City headquarters. when London was hit by fire ROBBIKSVILLE 4-3143 Bvenlngs CA 274UI 1963 at 2:00 P.M. and will be opened SALARY $95 h.p., wash tubs, SH 7-2618^ and read immediately thereafter^ 'J Mr and Mrs. Eglies and their snd plague, he was hailed as a TRAILER BALES, INC. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. the following: ' , Route 130 ' Robbinsvllle, N. J. MEAT CASE and produce case. OTOTILLER OR USED GRAVELY laughter, Carole, reside at Brook peerless prognosticator. >at grinder, allcer and block. Scale, actor, call alter 6 p.m. BJTVM1NUUS JU 1-1320 !all BH 1-4019 or OB 1-1370 between offers complete well roundet FOilli LAW ENFOUCEMENT . Then there Is the case of the 11 a.m.-l p.m, or 3-5 p.m. •eezera and gondolas. Call 542-3583. PR e-7283 VtillOLKS ; Terrace in Fair Haven, N. J. [ter 8 p,m. ANTED — Small bass drum (dance Real Estate Service. Old 'Farmer's Almanac which WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE FENNEL MAN — Full and part time, .LGNUtiRIZINQ EQUIPMENT - Fd type). Call Joe, SH 1-8129 be- MKAn/ FRE.SII ANU PHOCESSED won a reputation back in 1818 5-7 p.m. Listing, selling, leasing, new anc MKTEK rAHNET pply in person COMB'S ANIMAL eat or sale; free delivery. South J«r POKK ROLL Optometrist Opens that persists today when it pre- IOSPITAL, Hwy 35, Eatontown. iy 8UROICAL 8H 7-26H. 'L1J FURNITURE - Antiques, china, TOM'S FORD INC. resale, homes, apartments, lam rTR dicted that the summery day of •"ULLY EXPERIENCED — Full lime lassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, and commercial properties. PIUNTlNti Strathmore Office WE PAY CASH FOR USED CARS iervice station attendant, six days, SCRAPS nmedlate cash lor anything and every. ROAD (JKAVKL July 13 would see rain, snow and 80 Main St. LO 6-1500 Matawai 'oara Rubber and Polyfoam. 41.00 bag. ng. Huscll's, 25 j£aat Front St. (150 yds. from Matawan RR Station: lome mechanical ability. Job svall- "oamart, Hwy. 35, Eatontown. LI 2-04.7 VAKN blB January 1. Apply In person I 1-16S3. The major areas we cover an Specifications and the form of bid, hail ^ and it did. The geograph- IERBIE'8 CITIES SERVICE Llncroft VE BU? AND' SELL anything and Red Bank, Middletown, Little Sil- .ontract and band [or the proposed ic society's researcher, however, art on file In the Office ol (he BOATS AND ACCESSORIES OUNG MAN — Mechanically Inclined verything. Olva tna blgheat prlcei. ver. Fair Haven, Rumson, says that deathless prediction o do auto glass work, and general Jail William Left Furniture, inc.. Hwy. PETS & LIVESTOCK Director and may be secured by prot- 'lazing. Good steady all year round 5, Middle town EH 13213 Open iv»- Shrewsbury, Holmdel, New ective bidden clurlrig office houri. was inserted as a gag by a type- MARINE INSURANCE — Bee UI-35 KC TOY AND MINIATURE tiida mutt be (I) made on a standard ob. Apply Atlantic Glass 21 Maple Ings till 9 p.m. Shrewsbury and Colts Neck. roposal form, \2) endued In the spe- setter and over looked by a proof- years experience. Call tsisy. ROLSTON venue, Red Bank. 'OODLES — See these before buying, WATERBURY. Realtor-Insurer. 18 W. .dorable, puppies, guaranteed heuli :iai addressed envelope^ (3> accom- reader. Front St. Red Bank. SH 7-5300. IOOK — Hospital experience. WE REPAIR nd quality. Stud service. CA 3-1101. Dial 741-7200 panied by a cert fled check drawn to ILERK — With personal losn expert tie order ol the Treasurer of the Slate 17' •61" BROADWATER, 70 n.p. Mer- Aluminum storm window GLASS in- I'UD SERVICE - Proved double PHILIP 1. BOWERS * CO. of New Jersey, or a bid bond, any ol cury, electric, built-in tank, all canvas, ence. serts, aluminum window screens, ve- )IBTRICT MAfTAOERS — Newspapers. lelian blinds. Fast service. Delivery. filtered. Palomino quarter horse stal- Real Estate Since ISM which shall not be leas than *!!>*£> ol lights, fire extinguisher and extras. PH ACE EMPLOYMENT'AGENCY m. Call OS 1-1245. the amount ol the bid, and (4) de* 4-2365. 'ROWN'S 32 Brosd St. BK 1-7500. WALTER a OVERTON 2 Broad St.. SH 7-3494 Red Bank. EO1BTERED MINIATURE POODLES ivered at the above place on or be- BAllilAIN - Any- Doat _you want 'ILKENSON RAZOR BLADES sold •asonble. Excellent reputaUon. Call Affiliate ore thf hour named at no bid will be PRR Offers own Uw bank ntes. /inFinancin; g .hroug.il hardware stores only. We have Her J p.m. CA 9-1720. White St. Bed B""1 tccepted alter the hour specified. Bids rangemenls completed In on» call HELP WANTED-Male - Female :hese much publicized long-lasting tot to »ubmltted will be considered in- any of our ofllccs. THE MONMOUTH des 5 (or 75c. Limit three packages STUD — AKC German Shepherd Opposite Municipal Parking Lot formal and, will be rejected. Tne Direc IDWARUS EMPLOVMKNT AGCINCY 1IEOFRIED HARDWARE CO., IT Brockton Von Petan. black and cream, or reserves the tight to reject any tod Yule Trains COI'NTY NATIONAL BANK. 8H • lhamplon stock. CO 4-3060. ill bids and to »w«d contract hi pan 1000 Executlve-Bales-Onlce- Domestic rst Ave.. AUantlc Highlands. >r whole K- deemed to the best in Ilncerlty and ability "lib blah etnii- SILVER POODLES — AKC. small UMSON — Near Holy Cfossand SI ereils of the State to do so. Tne'sue NJBW YORK - John B. Dor- 10 Broad St. SH 7-0577 Red Bank II FI SPEAKERS — Enclosures, rec- ilnlatures. Fourteen weeu, wormed leorge's with access to river. Pint jeosful bidder will be required to for- BUSINESS NOTICES rd changers, amplifiers, tuners, radios loor: Living room with fireplace, din. ranee, Jr., passenger manager, ACTIVE REAL ESTATE PERSON - .nd electronic items at discount prices. id Inoculated. Reasonable. OS 1-2HU. ilah surety bond In the full amount ol Offering you a 100 square mile multiple ig room, powder room and laundry, contract of a company authorized (aid the Pennsylvania Railroad FIREPLACE SCKEENS repaired sting area, to become a realtor, to Halt DISCOUNT ELECTRONICS, W en or single bedroom, Kitchen, en- do business in the Btate of New made to order. Bright Acre, 8H 7-5555, nake a tuture In real estate, Insurance. Urch Ave., Little Silver. loaed porch front and rear. Second feney, will ba operating about 160 extra REAL ESTATE FOR RENT loor: two double bedrooms and mod Bright Store. BII 7-2222. PAUL P. BOVA, INC. Hiry, 38. Middle DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY sections of pass.nger trains in own. OS 1-2544. DISCOUNT ELECTRONICS — For APARTMENTS irn bath. Hot water heat toll), on< CHARLES HOWBR - Maion Cor* Christmas variety of Cltzen Band Bets. car garage. 9150. Division of Purchaie and Property the New York region over the tractor. No lob too iroall. 8H 7-4479 oi BARB EMPLOYMENT AOKNCJ antennas,. HI Fi, test equipment and CHARLES F. SUUJVAN. uallfledj^raonnej Fpr.auallly Ord«j> lectronfc supplier. ViJlt your Electronics NEW IIEADDONB CORNER - Olf Route 35, Director Christmas and New Year's holi- SH i-om. . 10 BtoaoV Long Bramin CA 1-4747 forth Pole at Discount Electronics, 50 corner of Andov^r and Commonweal!!] Deo. 30, 3m. 2 . J2869 GKNKRAL CLEANINQ-CeilarB, yard llrch Ave. Little Silver. WESTWOOD GARDENS Aves Living roorn with Ureplace, lsrg< day periods. and attics, Alio other cleaning done ACE EMPLOYMENT AOCNOY lied kitchen; two double bedrooms .anc Reasonable. 787-1856. Bath & Westwood Aves. lie bath, VX water heat will, one ca "Every piece of passenger *fJfeHlto(lfe 1PIANO HOUSE lelached garage. Ilia ; HOME IMPROVEMENTS — Painting, Long Branch UN i ORDINANCE .. 10 PROHIBIT equipment will be pressed into' carpentry work, cement work, sheet Rent A Piano $12 per Month INE AND TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX 'ARKINO TEMPORARILY FOR service to try to handle the rocking, window chains Installed, Nc ilTOATIONS WANTED, Female NAUU. MASON HAUL1N SUHMlLt partmenu. ah utilities except elec JOSEPH G. McCUE. Realtoi BNOW PLOWING, SNOW REMOVAtv lob too big or too small. Call CA 2- JABLE-NELBON EVEREri' STKCls rlclty 1120. CA 2-2305. AND OTHER EMERGENCIES IN crowds," he said. J0O0, WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners, looHmsn AVC A Main at. AtDury pit Rumso THE BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT. ether occasions Call 'IVE ROOMS — Heal and water »up- 30 Ridge Rd., BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor Dr. George Wader These cars are in addition to DOMENICO PRIMERANO — Carpen SH 1-6811 Open dally tin » Sal' till 5:30 •lied, $115 a month. Call SH 7-4066 be- nd Council of the Borough 0t Sea ter, contractor. All kinds or carpentei PR 6-8301 842-0444 trains that already have been in work, alterations. 8H 1-9763. 'een 6 and 0. Brifiht: „ MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Dr. TWO-PIECE MODERN sectional sola, IEWLY DECORATED— V.'i room fur Bcctlon l. Upon declaration or an operation for several weeks. PAINTING AND DECORATING — S2O00 DOWN, 1124 month Includes taxi Georgj Wexler, optometrist, has SITUATIONS RANTED, Male $50; red plastic lounge chair, 125; ihed apartment. Utilities Included. and Insurance for thla four-bedroom emergency, there shall be no parking Peak passenger traffic is looked Vrtshrv and Paulin. For free eatlmatea mosaic end table. $10;. girl's coot with Across from Fort Monmouth Hospital :wo-bath, tidy Cape Cod, with tire- upon streets or sections of Street! announced the opening of this call CO 4-6982. IUOI1 SCHOOL BOI - RelKbls, ex- leggings, size 6x*. champagne orlon pile, 138 Main St. Occanport. place. Quiet street lor children. Onl where temporary "emergency no park- for Jan. 1 and Jan. 6, with peo- perienced, desires work atler school never worn. Reasonable. BH 1-1415. Ing" signs are displayed. Tne Chlel second office in his home in the ODD JOBBER — Carpentry, painting, md weak-ends. Call evenings SH SFFIC1ENCY APARTMENT (1). AI1115.600. Must be seen today! r.OLSTOl ple returning to their residences, cement work, oheet rocking, window VATERBURY, Realtor. 16 W. Froi of Police, or in his absence the rank' Strathmore Levitt development, chains Installed. 872-1553. WILD RANCH MINK coat, % length ootns with private tile snower. Week.y St.. Red Bank. 811 7-3UX). tng police nfffcer. is au'Jiorlzed to de from visits in the metropolitan 1800. Write "AW", Box 611. vlnlcr rates. LEONARDO MOTEL Hwy clare an emergency and to direct th Idlewild La. Red Bank 13. Leonardo. 291-2120. RUMSON WATERFRONT - Mode posting of said "emerpmcy nn ns_ k- area. FINANCIAL ranch with large screened porch over ng" signs when weather conditions, After graduating from Chicago EMPLOYMENT BLACK AND DECKER 6H" portabll KEANSBURG — Three-room apartmenl looking water. Three bedrooms, beamei Lccldents. fires, or public eel f brut lor MORTGAGES heavy duty saw and *i h.D. router. furnished or unfurnished, newly decc- ceilings throughout. Private dock, re dictate or require the avoidance t College of Optometry, Dr. Wex- HELP WANTED-FEMALE Also Duo-Fast hammer tacker. Cal rated, all utilities supplied. Half block duced to J22.B00. ROLSTON WATE? hazards or other conditions which In Young Half-Sizer 542-3583 alter B p.m, Irom New York bus. 787-5394. BURY. Realtor. IB W. Front St.. R terfere with the free now of traffic. ler entered the armed services. REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN — Li-First and Second MORTGAGES EXECUTIVE AND SECRETARIAL 60' TWO ROOMS - Second floor, (urnlstie Bank. 8H 7-3500. Notification that the "emergency He was stationed at Letterman censed, energetic, personable and am metal desk, $30 to $40. Wooden desks or unfurnished. Bed-living room and parking" signs are being or will b< bltious. For development work. Ca! to homeowners who need money FAIR HAVEN - 108 Rlnge Rd. Foul Array Hospital in California for for fi to |lfi. SH 1-2314. litchen. Business woman or couple. bedroom Colonial two baths, terraci posted Khali be given tn the operator (or Appointment. Matthew J. Gill, Hw !H MOM. or owner of any vehicle which has the most part of his term in S5, Mldilletown. OS 1-3200. • HOME IMPROVEMENTS REFRIGERATOR, freezer top, televl nreplace. large lot beautifully — been n.->rkM prior to the posting Printed Pattern • DEBT CONSOLIDATION flton tube tester, binoculari 20 x 50, TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, leaped. Call owner. B42-10O1. the signs. service. WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE BARONET REALTY, CO 4-2011 12 gauge shotgun, 22 rifle, 8 shot, gas utilities. ARMSTRONGS HOLIDAY SPECIAL ,nd electric portable heaters, girl SH 73812 Spctlon 2. Any unoccupied vfhc After release from the medical ilcycle. 787-6474. Immaculate seven-room ranch. Sulfer parked or standing In violation of thli LONO BRANCH — Furnlsned apart- landscaping. Three twin-size bedroom: Ordinance ihnll be dftemnl a nul corps, Dr. Wexler opened his INSTRUCTION HONEY MAPLE APARTMENT SIZ menu Four rooms and bath. Hesi two ceramic tiled baths, 2S' llvln Mice, and a hi en ace to the safe am DINING ROOM - Dropleaf table, foil and water supplied. CA 9-1533. room, modern deluxe kitchen, sepftrn proper regulation of trMflr. . . main office at the Sayre Woods chairs, china cabinet with base, $7 dining room, large children's pla: BASIC CONVERSATION F R E N C THREE ROOMS UNFURNISHED - peace officer may provide for' the r<1 Shopping Center, Parlin, where taught by native French woman. S1.2! OS 1-^620. mile north of Red Bank. Recently re- room, basement, attached two-car t;i moval of sMcl vehicle. Th^ i^wner sh" rage. Priced below replacement cosf pay the reasonable cost of the re mo he has been in practice for the per hour. Day and evenings. SH 7-9268 SACRIFICE — Lady's Ifc-carat perfe decorated. Call SH 1-B331, 5:30 - " 119,900. Convenient financing avalm diamond solitare In a 14 kt. gold moun al and storage which may result fro past five years. UNFURNISHED - Three rooms wltr to qualified buyer. ELWOOD A. AR such removal, before regaining pornei Ing. Owner needs cash Immedlatel STRONG AOENCY, Realtor, 555 Pros MERCHANDISE 8T2-1808. view. Atlantic Hlshlinds. Near town. ilon of the vehicle. Married, he has two children. SSB. Utilities. 291-1454. pect Ave.. Little Silver. SH 1-4! Section 3. The .effectiveness of th! FOR SALE UTILITY BOX TRAILER — Includlri, "YOUR HOME B1I VINO . CENTEU Ordinance Is contingent on s'rcns b dlrectlonals. 17" RCA TV, good condl TWO APARTMENTS - Furnished. In- FOR THE RED BANK AREA." quire at 70 Main St., Ing erected as required by Uw. AIR FORCE GRADUATE DESKS - |1& up, Iilei fltt up, chain tlon. Call 291-9180. Oceanport Section 4. Unless another nennltv adding machines, typewriters manual TRADE IN your old rurciture with n here's your chance! Four-bedroom spntj expressly provided by New JJerseyy Btal LOWRY AFB, Colo.-Airman WILL PAY A THREE ROOMS, bath, all 1 and electric, office equipment etc down payment and get a new pario level. Recreation room,, twtoo bathi, te| evcry person convlrtfrt or a vio second class H. E. Bruntz, son bargain prlcei. New or used. AAC Desk or dicing room set at ialo prices. Wli Private entrance, 195. Call large living room and dining room. tlon of provision of this 'Ordinance Ca Rt &. Oakhum KB 1-3990 Ham Letl Furniture Inc., Hwj 35. , 842-0549 GI mortgage yours at $109 per month. any luppirmenit t theretthto shalhlll bp V Vnh of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bmnlz MlddlBtown. SH 1-3213. open tven.n ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS— Unfurnished Offered at 117,900. Come In and make to a penalty of not more than Flfl BIGGER RECORDING TAPES — 1800 (t. y till 9 p. in. of 271 Leonardville Rd., Belfnrd, 7" reels at fl-#5 per reel, three ree cozy three rooms, first floor, all ut your offer. WALKER A WALKER, DoUnrn *W0.00> or Imprisonment for llei. One or two person. 185. 291-8925,10010000* south of LlyulLily-Tulipp Co., , Middledle- term not exceeding fifteen dart, N. J., is being reassigned to Nel- $5. Acetate reels jl.39 each, three fi PIANOS - Save $200 or more olf 11 and oth. J3.33. DISCOUNT ELECTRONICS, N price, brand new 88 note console p! •1|KEE ROOMS FURNISHED — Utlll town. 671331671-33111 . MultiplMltil e ListingListingss and lis AFB, Nev., following his grad- PRICE Birch Ave.. Little Silver. anos. tO-year guarantee. Come Trade-Ins. Open 7 days. - Section 5. This Ordinance shall to. les supplied. Inquire 140 Shrewsbur; ffect when adopted and puhHahert. a aave. Rent, option to buy, Tenzer' Ave.. Red Bnnh. No Calls please. uation from the United States FOR YOUR ftiWKlTttltS. AUDlN(j machine: LJTTLE SILVER — Immediate i occu J- cording to law. All makes new or uted. Guaranteed Music Store, 306 Mnln St.. Liikc pancv. Threp-twdroom ;. ^J». K: ci»» PUBLIC NOTICE Air Fore; technical training ALLENHURST WEST — Three room: porch. Large living room with fire- Low ai {25. Berptco's, I'll Mnnmotil 17" BMER8ON T.V. furnished, efficiency. Residential par The foregoing ordinance was Intro course for air armament me- Fit Nnxt to theater BH 7 C481 Bent offer Ing. utilities, yearly. KE 1-3937. place, basement. 100x200 lot with srrd" duced and pasted first reading at i CHEVROLET StI 1-5833 trees Convenient to schools, shopping regular meetlngr of the Mayor urn chanics here. RKVKHE - 8 M. M Movie Cameri mtAND NEW FOUItROOM APAR' md bus. $22,600. BH 1-5970. Council of the Borough n' Rea B^lrt and equipment complete. Excellen BIX MONTHS OLD tan Koroseal ANY YEAR MENT — Business couple preferrci EATONTOWN — Three-bed room ranch. held on December to, 1002 and; jrll .He is a graduate of Middle- condition Bent offer. Call 872-1834 bi excellent shape. K>5. ailults. Coll CO 4-98(7. fiomo up for final consl(!"-ftttoct^atlnn «m ANY MODEL tween 5 and 6 p.m. SH 7-S9D8 m baths, full basement, fireplace, ris- town (N.J.) Township High RUMSON Small partly furnlshei ing area, modern cat-In kitchen, dlah- passage st a regula* r meetin" g of 13S hi Ave., All. Highlands FIREPLACE WOOD — Cut and ipll OOOKWARE — Beantlful new 21-piec apartment for one or two adults. Renl washer, dryer. Low taxes. City tewrs. wvem'nwvemnp 'hMl ' y to be h«lhldd on DDecp School. Kim. llliH-k Niitlb u' III. it; Half cord, delivered $19. set ol heavy duty wntcrlens cookwar 170. All utilities. 842-0866. Priced In low $20'r Owner sale, U 2- ber 27, 1962 at 8 p.m. at Borou U 'J-4273 Sacrifice SIB. Call 549-3821. 2516. Hall, Rpa Brt-M, New Jersey, at win 291-1101 • Open '111 9 p.m. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Newly time and plnce all persons drsirtt It adds up! More and more PERSIAN LAMB COAT - Size CASTRO CONVERTIBLE decorated. Two rooms and batrt at 224 to b« hpnrri thereon wl'l bo given J Eicellent condition. Value |20Q, sell fi Good condition. t2b. Shrewsbury Ave. All ut!|lM<*« supplied, people use The I ngister ads each $100. 29 Went Park Ave., Ik-1 ford. 842-2G63 REAL ESTATE WANTED ippo it unity. $25 per week. Call 811 7-3184. JOAN AXKT.1BN Cl«Tk issue because results come last Ji"OUR-KOOM apartment. 93 Lawrenc LIST VOUR IIOMB wllh a member ol ' Sea Bright, N Ave., Kennsburg. Call the Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Dec. 18, 26 *3fl er.—Advertisement. 787-0317 Service. He will circulate a photograph STUDIO — Unfurnished, Brookdale and complete deicriptlon o! your home Farm, Llncroft. Large spacious com- to 37 member offices, offei you his bination living room with fireplace, qualified opinion as to fair/ market CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY piuale kitchen Hnd bath. Ural find value; hold an open house for sales- men to Inspect the property; and Rivfl electricity supplied. $100. Call Mrs. your home preferred advertising. There A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI O'Brien, WcrinusOay. Thursday or Fri-la no extra coal involved. Every mem- day. SH 7-1423 between 12 and 3 p.m.ber li a Realtor. You can put your References required. confidence tn a Realtor. Consult page 168 of the Yellow Psges In your tele- phone directory .. Adding Machines — Typewriters ! Cesspool Cleaning COMMERCIAL RENTALS Painting and Decorating YOUR HOMJC WANTED - Why list ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced, TOM SLATE Panting anil lli'coi TWO'ROOU OFFICE - First floor, with MR" W» advertitp fxtenslvelv tn sold rrnlod rplmln'it. s«rplco's Ull Leeching field ("tried. Bnekhoe work. front on Maple Ave. Red Bank. For .he newspapers, radio and publish Honinu'.illi SI.. llr:l BanH. BH 7-OIBS. atlng. General Contracting, fully In further information call BH 1-7333 bora of the TWR a national real estate C. II. Wilson. SH 1-1816. surcd. Twenty years expenenLi- Kr.- referral :arvlce. We nre "Horn1 Tnul estimates. 811 1-949] after 6 p.m. STORE FOR KENT - On White 8t, Antiques Wanted ere" two offices, 11 full time ssles Fuel Oil - Healing PAINTING AND PAPER HANOINO [tod Bank. Cnl people. Call WALKER A WALKBK old iioiu, Kiina. Jowplry. cut KlBsa. Fur a good clean job. reasanabli SH 1-1100 Renltors Uemners Red Bank Area furniture. Civil War book*. Appraisals I FUEL OJ1, * IIEATINa^Coll BH 1- Call SH 7-3491, K.I Z.lrurr. OFFICICF FOR RENT - Center Ol Multiple Lmtlnc RiTvirc. Rhrewshnrv made, oilman Mi 7-1141. UQ10. Oil Delivery, Inc.. Bervlcs A town Heat furnished Call catalog for borne seekers. Wa are mem Bit 1-6212 and Ulddlelown. 08 1-3120. Sales. :i llcrli.Tl Kl., lied Bank. Piano—Organ Tuning an 7 uoo Appliance Repairs ..uuiliu ituuiii lot i VIII Camel u Home Improvements P1ANO8-OKGAN8 uwn Could D* useo also (oi ollict Softly flared elegance-a dress APPLIANCE ItEPAlIt and Inslslla. Tuned — Repaired — Regulated pace Approximately t.iW m M Wrlh -LEGAL NOTICE tion. ItcAlilrnMBI mid rommt'rclal wlr- Raymond Mosvuirth SH 1-7HS3 Inc Allen Klertrlr. RI1 7-OG12. WOHKINO MAN'S, contractor—Alter "i.r.K Him Mi Keel Rank for Saturday night and Sunday atliniK Rddltlnnn, pnlntlnK. mnno 'ry, 8.000 BQ. VT. FACTOHY SPACffi for afternoon (or whenever you want anil nil tlioss lltlla lobs. Evenlnis LO . Plumbing and Heating NO TICK Auctioneer 0-1711 ill. Ht'd Uanl.. Cull Hit T-1HH) TAKE NOTICE that Marine Tobuc to took your best). Choose faille, II. li (MATH - An rasrntlal Auction KEEQAN'B co Co., Inc., hni oppiltd to Hi., I'i- crepe: Apprstniil eervlrn "anywherr." 2«8 Insurance 34 Hour flervlce. All denting MODE UN m.TlLIUNC! - C.IKK) s(|Uur rector of the Division or Alcoholic Bev- Norwood Aw, llc-nl Plump KEllogg sei viced. 811 7.1027, BH I-M7.V feet. Large warehouse and storage erage Control for R Plenary Whol "nl(* Printed'Pattern 9006: Half Sizes 13461. AIIIIJTY 8EIIV1CK Denenilablllt)i area, loading anil receiving. Long t- rn License for premise* situate at 208-Sth wlicn you Insure your HOME. AUTO, Roollng, Siding and Insulation lease nvnllnbli-. SH 1-6400, Avenue. Now York City, Now York, U&'H&'IBW. 1814, 20V4, 22W. Auto Body Repair other Tines or Inaurance tbrotigb TWO-HOOM OKFICK -- First floor, and to maintain a warehouse anil lalet- Size 16% requires 3% yards 39- EXPEItT 1'AlNTINll und tody re- AltMBTItONO AtlENCY. All 1-4600. Insulation A Biding Corp. Certlfln: front on Maple Ave., Red Hank; For room on the aforesaid premises, pslr. Miidi-rati' prlri-H, Glinranteprt. Johni-Manvills contractor. Pit 5S40: further Information call HI) Mm Officers, Directors and Stockholders Inch fabric. McCarthy ('IIPVTOIPI. Atlantic Ulsl). Painting or Adam J.lnKniayer 291-(X102. holding ten or more per centum of Thirty-five cents in coins for landi. ?[ll-n.'K)£. HTORE WITH TIIHKB HOOM APART- stock are: OLBON CO. INC-Itoollng, Biding a MENT — Encellent corner, good for Uarnle Rrody. President this pattern - add 10 cents for PAlrn'ING at Its finest. Interior and Insulation. Installsil and guaranteed any retail builnais. 767-6fl'JH or WlLWl 411 Kaat B.ird Street, Auto and truck Rental exterior. IteiUlertlal and commercial. (or 10 years. Pit o070J-2l)l OHIO. each pattern for first-class mail. lowest rntcs, W. Evans. SH 1 8517. New York City, New York. : Myrtle Donot.ue. Send lo Marian Martin', 'Red Bank AVIH llfnt »~itcw~"cnr or tru7-k~Low Tel. Answering Service HOUSES FOR RENT Bocrptary-Trpftiurer rstes. Maple Ave., Ilrd nanli. 811 7- Painting and Decorating 441) KnM 23M Street. Register, Pattern Dept., 232 West !»'») Pit 4S214. llnlly 7 a In. -HI p.m. LIST US BE! your secretary. No rier< F1VE-HO0M IIuiiRP, 5 WooillBtid Ave., NL'W York City. New York LoUTsliABSAN ^"sintei~tiecora'torT to miss calls. 24 hour answerlnr Little Sliver. Call CO i-OTfiO. $100 flldnpy KB ye. VIPP Prmldcnt 18th Si,,s,New York 11, N. Y. Building Contractor l>ti|irrliuiiKi'r. -."i vrars expt-rlfiict1 43 service, nil l« made and I)nth( . Adults, no pets. $M a tnimtli tmnie.tlfitely In writing to tho' Direc- kitclienfl. garage, rcualrs ani alter, No ) ton largs or loo small, Call RHJ-i: 74._27S_McchnnJc Rt^ = FIRST TIME EVERI Glamor- stliins Herbert KlgenrHlR-li. HI] I -Mill EI.ECTROI.UX tor ot Dm Division of Alcoholic -Hev- Salsa Service ftupidui l)NKURNIaIIffib—1 mmed'tate' occ11pnncy eragr Cimtrol, 1100 Hnymund Bouli ous rhovlti star's wardrobe plui varii, Newark 2, Uew J«rsfy, A. J 1'ICONB - Ccramln tile con (' III. II. JONEH - Painting anil ilec- SOS Prospect Ave., Llllle River. Vo Flvn room home, tlwpr brdroom, till) 110 exciting styles to new In tractor fur quality, price, and prolnlit orallng. Gensral contracting. Fully urnmpt home service or Irre clierhup halh, baicmont, will tin rpdeoc MAH1NK TOHACCO CO. INC., '"You should tea the dandy little printing preu my kid s«rvlce. Kres ealimala. Call 2DI.312O Insured. Free. KatloWS. 4] Micros on your Cltctrolux. call PR ft-OSA] tl3ft ii month. Lennei rrqutrrd. 2I)fl-8lli Avenun, our new\ Fall-Winter Pattern or »1 2077 Ava.. Bhrswsbury, N. 1. 747-9041. SH 1207a WOOD A. AKMBTKONO AUICNCY, New York City, New York. Htsltor, till 1-4500. Dec. IS, 2fl |13.tl found in th. Red Bank fUfll.ttr Want Adil" Catalog. Send 35c. L STIVE ROPER By SAVNDFRS mi OVERGAKD BH) *ANK BJEGtSfet Vedaetaay,Htv ^ JJ@-3I

if MM Bridge Column DARY CROSSWQIP/ BUTfVESOTAN ^ Don't be ashamed to put a very IDfU/MMDMI THE HANDS siUy piece of bait on your nook. -w«rW After all, you're not going to iwal- North feat* HUH* the bait yourself, and lLIUetlyad auptxirt there's no telling what an op- throufle 5-WaplU ttvatar •."Chummy* ponent will swallow. llKtarly 7.AntHmt West opened the queen of vAKi <> » 9 5 . U.Supnow eotn: Gr. p hearts. Declarer won in dummy Oourt'a •LPmtafnl rot with the king, discarding a club WEST Jtafe — spot J«.«oB. from his hand, and led the low 14. Low, flat diamond to. his king. wagw $.tim t« from West was ready for this play 18. To ano# with a motheaten piece of bait. UMtumdf* (I wda.) I1TV« iftHsnaa He simply played the deuce of lfcnr&imUi SKTrick diamonds on declarer's king. IT.! U.Koah'e nuWaiaU.. „__. Incidentally, don't overlook 0XQ7 U.1 40-tiay houae ai.Mad that word "simply." West didn't sgrm. play the deuce of diamonds hesi- • T2 ttSUck to 30.F.W. ""ehais" ttOMAiah tantly, or with the' speed of 24. Jump • 2? Ta« •* AUh» foU SCSupiiea* light' ing or cunningly. He made , Opening lead — 9 Q KIi the play simply, normally. oratlnr • • ft , 4 ' If y a ft lt> West didn't think the trap 27.HobtoWhl

tila • •' 2S.Tbr«aB II :•"•- would' work since his oyercall good. South would lead a trump 39. Botch. tended to locate the ace of dia- to the king and discard a dia- |0. Latvian r» 14 monds In his hand. Still, there mond on the seven of clubs. '••Htm k , was no harm In trying., Only if the clubs failed to break 1ST would- South need to try a lec- Swallows Hook r? ta South swallowed the bait and ond diamond play. % f/i [iscovered the hook. He drew DAILY QUESTION 21 ax •a 24 as two rounds of trumps and led Partner opens with one dub, another diamond from dummy. and the next player passei. You 3* I This gave West two diamond bold: S- $ 4, H- t * 4 2, D; % tricks, defeating the contract. » • 4 3, C- Q 10 S. What do you XS) 1* South didn't have to go for this I* SI By LEE FALK Answer: If partner has a three- V THE PHANTOM bit of nonsense. After winning % /A % with the king of diamonds he card club, suit, he may still be A n I* IS !t'4<» X Li- nn»t n w i should cash the ace of spades, better off at one club undoublei 7Hf HPJK lead a club to trie ace, discard than at some higher contract fHAHTW to Anta y>Ai.JL a club on the ace of hearts, and doubled. ,.r v .•'••• MBVCSA9 ruff a club. He could then lead 41 SUH71Y s For Sheinwold'i 3tVpage book- ASA trump to the nine and ruff let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," 44 JUNGLE another club. send 50c to Bridge Book, Red *' CAT ON fe*0it Since the clubs were divided Bank Register,' Box lilt; Gntnd 3-3, dummy's last club would be Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. f /^i Around Monmouth iLrJL tf Teda/t Udmu Mfrrw; -. • « ;. Bag Lfcua Travel Industry's 'T\s The Season... •y MILLI HRUSKA MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Hopeful Thinking It's over.... and Christmas party. Presiding on the com- HI LUKE-IVE BtcOUGHT 60ME won't be here again for 384 days. mittee wtre Gay Oberlln of Leon- . THI3 IS OLD LUKE CUDeS BOMS WO WANT TO PLACE-HE'S A SORT OF 0ENU9 MEET YOU/ by SAM DAWSON If you are smart you will start ardo, Rote Maloney of Middle- AT WOOD CABVIt+A BUTHE* Dawua shopping now for next year. But town, Floradina Journeay of A DOUR OLD COOT/ if yoi are like melt will be three Naveslnk and Joanne Weiler rf NEW YORK (AP) - America.ni Some of the recent develop- day* 'till Chrlttmas and you will Atlantic Highlands. should travel overseas and spend ments that are bolstering the still have tix more gilts to.buy more money in 1963. That'* the hopes of the travel industry are:' —and cards without stamps. ' Lea and Ronnie Graves el hopeful thinking of the travel In- Dropping of the excise tax on I am not really this disen- Rumson were hosts at a cock* dustry. And jaunts within their foreign air and set transporta- chanted. It has been a lovely tall party and buffet aupper A PIECE Of* own land, which took a big jump tton. Christmas — a hippy one and a Saturday evening. Among die WOODAtOWS in 1962, could increase, too—if Cut in steamship group fare» in merry one. Th* weather ti fair, more than 40 guests present Were expense account trips aren't cur- the off season by the trans-At- and milder than anyone would Tom and Graciella Smith and IAINT MUCH FOR tailed by the new tax rules. lantic passenger conference.' have hoped for a week ago, Dr. and Mrs. Anton Hoyjt of Rum- GABON1 VfflM 5TRANGB9 Christmas is always wonderful, aon, the Bob Goodmans, of Nave- Overseas lands attracted about New group travel air fer.es to -WHAT DO THEY WANT? but it is so soon over, and tooaink, th* Ray Van Horns and two million U.S. citizens in 1982,Europe, Hawaii and other areas. a gain of 9.5 per cent over 1961. toon returned.' Grace and NiU Vuyosevico of Spread of the rent-a-car serv NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW They spent an estimated $2.8 bil- Fair Haven, the Walter Paula of ice in foreign lands. Coliiagtwood, Tom Culthaw of lion, or $2 million more than the The Red Bank Community Expansion of jet services by Short. Hills, to* Samuel Stelle year before. In 1963, if all goes Chamber of Commerce party at airlines from more U. S. gat* Smiths of Monmouth Beach, and well, the American Express pre- the offices on Broad St., Red ways. ' Dong and Mary McNitt of dicts some 2.5 million Ameri Bank, was great, «s usual. Also, foreign governments are Shrewsbury. cans may go abroad and spend Edward H. Camay of Fait more than ». billion. increasing budget appropriations and opening more tourist offices Haven, president o# th« chamber; A BIG FACTOR in the United States. and Francis J. Bolduc o( Shrews- Domestic travel rose in 1963, bury, executive vice president, Area with an estimated 83 billion spent ECONOMIC FORECASTS were hosts to mon tiuur 1M on this. The Seattle Fair had a And the travel 'industry i: big part in the year's increase. counting )mri on th Men Served The coming year is a question forecasts for'1953".!$„„ .. ... Mrs; Bolduc, Robert Viscount, of mark, the National Association These now call for a continued, Shrewsbury; John Hatnhor and of Travel Organizations says, he- if modest, gain in the total dollar Howard Luebekke of Asbury In Caribbean use treks to conventions and volume of the output of goods Park; J. Raymond d» Rldder, Six men from the Red Bank the like may be curtailed by newand services in this country, and the J. Beverly Anderson, Eugene areai and a sailor from Engilih- Internal Revenue Service regula- a resultant rise in the total of Magee, George Jfo|Iywod anand town served with the Cuban quar- ions on expense account travel. disposable income — that is, John Tatbot of Fair Haven'; Jo- antine forces in the Caribbean POGO By WALT KELLY Cruise business is now put at what's left after paying taxes' seph Grause, WUluHn Magee, the recently. . 125 million a year, with 1982 and buying the essentials of life. Abe Fines, John Warren, Ed- Aboard the nuclear-powered passengers estimated at 260,000, Relaxed international tensions mund J. Caniona, Mayor-elect aircraft carrier'Enterprise were up from 210,000 in 1962. Growth at year's end also hearten the Benedict Nicosia and Ralph Cry- Robert S. _Barns, chief electrl- in 1963 is expected because of in- travel Industry. But this can der of Red Bank; the Rotston dan's nutemate,, son of Mr. and Mn. creased promotion of package change quickly. Still, Americans Waterburys of Middletown; Har- Michael J. Barna of IS Unton deals, with the European Travel have become accustomed by now old Kelly or Uncroft; Gail Smith PJ., Keansburg; " William T. Commission emphasizing year to one crisis after another and of Atlantic Highlands; Capt G Brown" , radar-man first class, son around appeal of 21 West Euro- areB>t ••» 1uil* to change either Daniel Barrante, commander of of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. pean countries. business or pleasure plans now as Company C. Fort Hancock, and Brown of 032 Ocean Ave,, Sea U. Peter Gleichenhaus, executive All travel forecasts are sub- they were a few years back. Bright; .John B. Brennan, fire- officer. Company C; the Edward ject to such hazards as strikes, Or so Hie travel industry hopes man apprentice, son of Mr. and Carrolls, Alra Huslnger, Georgi on the surface or in the air, or -a particularly comforting hope Mrs. J. p. Brennaa of 140 BUck- Bieliti and Chester Apy of Llttki international flareups—or to pub-just now when many American pblbt Rd., Rumson, and E. J. Silver; and Jack Orr of New Roos, lie fears that strikes or Strife ports are strike bound. Roos, interior ' communications Shrewsbury. may be on the way. electriclin first class, son of Mrs. W. Roos of Gordons Corner COMPARATIVE FIGURES BENNETT REASSIGNED The Thomas Geoly, of Tag Rd, Englishtown. By major tourist areas, the LACKLAND AFB, Tex.-Air- Farm, Holmdel, were tiosts at a . The largest ship in the world, American Express estimates the* MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST man Basic Richard J. Bennett, cocktail party at home and a the Enterprise is powered by volume of U. S. pleasure and whose parents reside at 37 Mid'dinner party later In the Colts eight nuclear reactors, which can WE HAS RARE, UHJPOIl£O I 4> ^ 0W6WJU- business travels in 1962 (with dletown Aye., Atlantic Highlands, Neck Inn. Their guests includelddd ppushh the ship through the water BEAUTV, WR.MILU«.!..THRIt MONTHS ^SS comparative 1961 figures in par-N. J., is being reassigned to Mayor and Mrs. Joseph Moreau, at, more, than 35 knots an hoar. HUE TRAINING IN OUR «HOOL Will thesis) as follows: ' Seymour Johnson AFB, N.C., for Ann. Wylie, Joe and Joan Hen- Serving aboard the carrier In- HOUYWOO MM tmmj Europe 910,000 (826,000); Orient FIND AND REFINE THETftlEHTl ^ Q«OF6RE/T training and duty as an admin- derson, Mr. and Mrs. George dependence were Charles J. AJET RIGHT AFTER I and South Pacific 175,000 (140,- istrative specialist. Francis, Dr. Thomas Lawrence The*, airman, son of Mr. and 5ENT THE WIRE ABOUT WEAITHJ-OUST WHERE 000); Caribbean and Central THE PARENTS OF JUW/ He is a 1962 graduate of Mid- and John Fieramosca of Colts Mrs. Charles J. Thee of 12 Third YOUIUAUHlEDOAUanEK America 575,000 (550,000); South GARLAND, 5HIRUY £ dletown Township (NJ.) High Neck, the Misses Claire and St., West Keansburg; Wade B. American 85,000 (83,000). School. TEMPLE AND Armande Barthelmy of Red Turnock, radannan third class, MARSAKTOlWIBl Bank, Edith Dooley of Little •on of Mr. and Mrs. James F. ONCE STOOD! Sliver, and Edward Brennan of Turnock of 82 Uttle Silver Plcwy., •ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Oceanport. and Michael R. Waldnan petty officer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil- For Thursday, December 27 ip Waldman of IW Winding Way, The Champagne Circuit is both of Uttle Silver. gayer and more glittering every Prajent—For You *ni evening in expectation of the ap. Waldman it scheduled to be Yours... Don't make changes praacing Ntw Year's Eve festlvi- discharged from the service al in employment unless absolutely ties. Norfolk, Va., on Jan. 21. RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA necessary. Try to find tome Juan Moreno, exciting and other solution before talcing any' thrilling flamenco guitarist,, will POOR rattA-YSAV YOU CHEEB UP/ NOPI. IA/ECHANSEDMYWIND. play at Dave Doran's "Quay" on WAMTeDAPUPPVOOGAND VOU/vW/ I'MHOLOINeCWFORA drastic action. You won't feel the strip in Sea Bright tonight New Pastorate you're making much progress, IP THERE© ANVTHIN3 DIDNY HAVE A WILL POOL-TftBU WHENI and tomorrow night. Georgo THAT GETS ME RISHT HERE PU ^ETAUTTU but work steadily anywiy. Prac- Reldy has planned a fun party For Rev. Watt BIG6ER,. tice safety while driving. for everyone at his Mayer's Inn ire TO seE A KID CH7 on Avenue of Two Rivers, Ruir* NORTH CENTERVILLE-Rev. JUST AFTER W/?/SJ7M4S son. There will be music and Gilbert Watt will leave Bible . . The word "naive" Future . •. When we eventu- dancing. Rosemary Lane, noted Baptish Church here Monday. He ally launch a. noon rocket, it TV and night club singer, will has accepted a call to the pas- originated in the Roman Em- torate of Calvary Baptist Church, will bint off from lome isolated entertain at "The Oaks" on Rt. pire when"naivu»," meaning na- Waterbury, Connecticut. spot, not one of our missile 35, Mlddletown. \ive or primitive, was used by Hey Jackson and'his orchestra Rev. Watt has been pastor of basei, beoause the noise will Bible Baptist Church since Oct- snobbish Roman aristocrats to equal thai of millions of jet tin are hack at die Lavendar Terrace Room at Nick Orralo'a MtgnoHi ober,: I960. Since that time, the describe provincials who were linen and will be intolerable at nn, R;. 70, Matiwan. Sylvia and church move from the Gun Club not citizens of Rome. closer thin 12 miles. Matt (Case) are going to m«k» on Harmony Rd., Port Mon- New Year's Ev» brighter at>Th» mouth ta it* present location on Dutch Oven at the bridge, High- Middle Rd., here. THE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY The Day Under Your Sign lands. (By the way, Bob O'Neill Mr. and Mn. Watt and their ARIES (Bern Match 21 to April H) UIRA ISept. llf. OcUJ) of New Monmouth, a young and two daughters, Laurie and Ruth Be witUnr >o concede aome of ywr 4e- Don't trust to 'XaoV Luck." Yoft fnalt* handsome singer with a romantic will move from 105 Summit Ave., HI* OKAY—MEUriM manria aa taif aa you profit thereby. your own luck uoit o! the lime aaymy. THE WIHG ROO/A tenor voice, was filling in on theBelford, to Waterbury today. TAURUS (April 10 to Miy JO) SCORPIO (Oct. »t«N*v. IIJ Cooperate with employer, nuntal partner Slick to routinfe, is new procedure! cftuM breaks at the Dutch Ovean Satur- Rev. Mr. Watt will be preach- [I all concerned la project. prove eoatly, WMch'your prtitift, day Night.) ing at both services at Bible GEMINI (May II to June III SAGITTARIUS (No*. 311, Dec. 31)' Baptist Church Sunday, and also Be alert la underlying financial trtnda Yvonne, French chanteuse and Drill wilh the tld* UxUy an! let elrniah wbkh could tolHtr future tKUrlty. owner of lh« Rhipdsody in Blue, at the Watch Night Service Mon- atancei Influence your deelllone. will be hostessing the party at day. CANCER (June :2 to June Jl) CAPRICORN (Dae. 12 to Jar.. 20) Get out and meet iieoolc. You'll fcaie a her club on Ocean Blvd., we«t DittUie finanrea ever luncl), A friendly lood that dteplie ynineV. atmoaphcr* aide mutual UMeulanolni. End, New Year'a Eve. GETS PHYSICIAN'S LICENSE AQUARIUS (Jilt. 21 to F.b. III. UO IJiiryl2t»Aug.ll> You ui Mill • dlaifreeMM II you All over Monmouth County, The TRENTON - The State Board The "h ' "grandeur" ty » vorii of reality. iwl&<«w>9*i **t be- Motives of great decency mat k / uwfuDy make - ranvetffoMl It Is not we who fcm *•»• cause thlsipne system U Incom- -4Q the maintenance of this Toe resuHJhad been that the troops—to make it an impreg- graded.our old allies: tbe htjsrit put into the service of theparably the greatest, its needs kindly myth. No one here wished United Stales, despite matchless nable shield. These contributions facts of We hive done that, Let sary directing authority. So long they must now make. no one gloat over Britain, that, f-WJLL1A' M having borne the burden, we now Western defense. Talk and wishes must have all prior- to press-, upon, the British the contributions to the postwar West- of a really "independent" British ity. tragic fact that Britain's unex- era World, had been a hundred To a dangerous ejtend the cold home of so much of all tilt is; have fully claimed the power of bwt In Western life and traoV' decision that must go with It. nuclear force is genial nonsense. But far more basically, the ampled heroism and sacrifice in times shackled or harassed by war on the Western tide has Britain's nuclear force is going the Second World War left her noBritish and French demands, ob- tint. But equally, let no one mis- Kennedy-Macmillan understand- been run on the'committee sys- understand that the committee This the real meaning of theto fit into the first premise of longer a dominant world power jections,, hesitations and vetos in tem, though all experience shows bargain struck at Nassau be- ing means that the United States system of defending the ancient •WASHINGTON — Tht tupreme an American strategy which we is done with an elaborate fiction when her long ordeal had ended.. the somber task of defending all that such terrible conflicts re- f»tt' of this dyhic y*»r U that tween President JCennedy and had thus far pressed upon our • No one wished to rub France's the West. ;i Western values exists no more. maintained through three Amer- nose into the equally unalterable quire Jtie direction, not of com- We United Stales ia 1962 has atPrime Minister Harold Macmil- allies in vain. France and West Germany mittees but rather of one decisive : Ian of Great Britain. Importantly, ican administrations—Harry Tru- truth that France's'own record —and Britain also, to some ex- list -assumed' the real command Indivisible man's, Dwight Eisenhower's, leader. What President Kennedy It adds up! More and more over, ai well as the ultimate re- their agreement meant that we This first premise is that the in that war was hardly stirring. tent— for years have sheltered will guarantee to' Britain a sub- John Kennedy's. This polite and Nor did anyone want to trumpet really said to the British, the people use The Register ads Mcb spoosfcility for, the WesUra Al- nuclear defense of the West is behind a supposedly international French and (he Weit Germans liance. marine. nuclear capacity, to reindivisible- ; that truly competing costly fiction has been that the the related truth that postwar shield which has been in tact issue because results come fist- place the aerial nuclear capacity "Big Three"—the United States, France, even under the brilliant primarily ait American shield. at Na*B»u Is th|t the. United For 15 years we have bad the nuclear systems are intolerably Charles de Gaulle, was living In er.—Advertisement. ' the ultimate responsibil- she had sought through 'the nowcostly and'pointless; that at theBritain and France—were all At the same time they have re- States has now irrevocably

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