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VtL'N, NO. 117 RED BANK, N. 1., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962 7C PER COPY PAGE ONE 9 Charter Revise Migrants Dwelling Restrictions UPPER FREEHOLD TOWN- ally eligible for relief benefits." on for longer periods by farm- "Some of the migrant work- ing law which began a year HIP (AP)'— The Township Knlesler added that the com- ers to work a longer market- ers have stayed on and be- ago. Ing season. ; i come permanent," Knlesler Kniesler said the previous ^ J ordK 5*^^ said. "Then they move on and Unit May He said the marketing season six-month ordinance had bees yesterday providing that ing to?, the. abandonment of you get charged back by other for potatoes, the' township's enforced "as far as possible" all dwellings occupied by mi- municipalities for the relief migrani t workek r dwellingdlli s for main crop, was once Restricted by the community authorities. costs these communities incur grant farm workers be vacated six months annually. to the summer and fall, but In No Discussion in their support." Continue annually from Jan. 15 to March Affects 5« Workers recent years had been length- There was no discussion of . The new ordinance affects The mayor said the ordi- the new measure as it passed ' MIDDLETOWN-The Township 1, effective this coming:! year. ened through the farmers' use some 50 workers on 10 farms of expanded storage facilities. nance was constitutional "since its second and final reading at Committee last night voted to Mayor Frederick C. Kniesler in the township. ' to the best of my knowledge it the committee meeting. Knles- recommend to the new adminis- said the purpose of the, order The mayor said the commit- He said relief was now a was drawn up properly by our ler said. The township has a tration that it give the Charter, -was "to prevent migrant- work- tee acted to revamp the old factor since the workers could municipal attorney." population of around 3,000. Study Committee an extension ers' from establishing residence ordinance and - changed the stay on in the township Ions He said the committee's ac- "The ordinance Is readily time to mike its report. in days before the government d»» try (OMI) ordered the freeze a eliminate the need to set up a would be needed for milk prices ers, saying, they would seek The Democrats will take con- state bureaucracy and allow a then and the emergency price cheaper out-of-state milk. Phillip Alampi trol of the committee in January. cidad to impose- it. (AP Wirephoto) few hours after Gov. Richard J. The committee adopted four Hughes signed a bill authoring resolutions seeking federal aid the emergency system yesterday, under the federal Accelerated The bill allows the OMI to getFarmingdale I*ubllc Works program for sever- floor under retail prices for Wo JCL Service Gut in '63' •t major capital improvement Adlai Receives 180 days. NEW YORK - Jersey Central P.M. Shoemaker, president of preservation of main line JCL projects here. Man Killed : The freeze order nullifies no- Lines yesterday assured com- JCL, said yesterday that as long service. Earlier this week, the. Sidewalk Program tices by milk dealers who muters that use its trains to as JCL trains do serve the shore railroad, in its publication "Com- The governing body Is seeking sought to cancel, purchase con- In Rt. 9 Crashand from stations in the North "club cars now in use will be muter's Almanac," which is dis- $65,084 toward its sidewalk pro- tracts with New Jersey farmers. Jersey coast area that they will maintained, w i t h o u t change." tributed to passengers had gram. The over-all cost of the The notices had 60-day grace HOWELL TOWNSHIP The WASHINGTON (A>>-Pre»ident prudence of our policy and its ex- not lose their "JCL service in Several commuters, he said, had termed the legislation urgent if project has been set at $130,169. periods under previous; regula- head-on collision jof a compac the coming year." Kennedy hopes his public decla- edition, in which, you played such called to ask about possible club the line was to continue service Also sought Is $250,000 for tions and were to start taking ration of 'fullest confidence" in an active part" car and a Public Service bus A spokesman for the railroai car curtailment. considered "essential to the pub- drainage work, $100,000 for road effect In two weeks. killed a local man and injured said that "January, 1964, in the Aside from North Jersey coast lic interest." reconstruction and 113,750 to- Adlai Stevenson will put an end The White House said Kenne- to speculation that the U.N.,am- Bans UceoM*i: four others yesterday. earliest that we can project'plans operations, the big change JCL ward the cost of an addition to dy:* letter, readied Stevenson at for such a major change." wants to make Is to build a con- The Almanac ssld the changes bassador may be on his way out the United Nations about noon The OMI regulation also bans the new executive building. Julius Altaian, 62, of Hulse' He was commenting upon tb< nection that would tie in the JCL- proposed "will cot eliminate all " le^r from Ken-Wedneiday. But there were indl-licenses "for new milk dealer- ':, town- Rd., Farmlngdale, was effects of a measure passed Mon Lehigh Valley, tracks to those of losses incurred In Jersey Central =..._.. atfm.Q^ig^ J^J- „„„ ^ ghip, m the next ISO days, un- passenger'operattons In the state pronounced dead on' arrival > a day by both houses of the Nev Pennsylvania In the Newark vi- chip attorney, was fied after' a Monday conference less the applicant can prove that of New- Jersey. It should, how- defenSLHwronhd the ZoninMg Board oCAof. A** He bJy th««,,.,e Whil, e Hous_. eQJ Wednesda ^ud,^y Paul Kimball Hospital, Lake- Jersey Legislature, which Go cinity. This would mean that >Unight. Officials saidM the'* . ever, reduce them by one-third, with Kennedy that he- had- the the public health and -welfare re- wood. He was the. driver ot th main line JCL commuters conld (gee CHARTER, Page 1) Richard' J. Hughes has said hi exclusive of substantial Job pro- to give It out wa» prompted by President's backing in spite of the quires it. car. will sign shortly, calling for ride into Newark's Pennsylvania the President's In the article that Any dealer wishing to switch tection payments for several According to State Police, Mr. revamping of JCL service, to, sav Station and, from there, transfer 'years. - • '; '•>• ' . • try to remove aay uncertainty .omeoaaf in the administrate his sources of supply during die the railroad from continuing over to the tube trains of the about Stevenson's future.— ' might be trying to jut an. Cad UMay period m#, sliow good Altaian was headed in a norther YuleMail ly direction oa Rt.» and wamoney» ' losses caused by passen Hudson and Manhattan Rail- "Reduced losses,' together with The speculation stemmed, from t.-..-.^.._o his UN. career. . ... j!awt.exl«afog|«e change. ger operations. road, now an operation of theincreased payments under state publication of a Saturday Evening ^ly 'attempting a lef said Tuesday that If " PMHlp " ' "*"" —"' Port of New York Authority, to passenger contracts, should In- Services written by two Wash- into Ford Rd. at the time PRB oa Shore not been jsiisSed tore secretary, , Under the plan, it is propo: reach lower, Manhattan, sure the' continuation of essential ington reporters, Stewart Alsop of impact ' about the President's position be Director Floyd %' iwoutd that the Pennsylvania Railroad suburban conunuter service in and Charles Bartlett, a dose The bus, driven by Howard A Forward Step Expanded would have resigned already. follow tip the~freez*.actkn in the take over all operations to Jer- the area we serve until additional friend of the President. Fiqke, 1313 Elsenhower S Kennedy wrote Stevenson that next few days with an order set- Mr. Shoemaker yesterday funds can be developed for other RED BANK - Postmaster Lakewdod, was southbound oi sey Shore points which, in effect Anoaymoos Officials "thi$ he Just a npte to tell youting the price floor. hailed the New Jersey legislation improvements to further reduce Fred Crine 1« calling for public Rt. 9. mews- that' JCL would abandoi cooperation to meet the Christ- The article quoted anonymous again how deeply I regret the un- Hughes his said the new re- opBES{lons,ojt the tracks of thias a "forward step" toward the losses.v.''. •.-. ttai nailing rush problem, but officials as saying that at the out- fortunate stir which jhas arisen tail minimums would be pegged Mr. Altman and four bus pas- New;york and Long Branch Rail said ye»t»r«Uy-that tto post of- set of the Cuban crisis'Stevenson oyer the statements contained in to, the, probable, cost of produc- sengers were taken to Paul Kim- road serving such places as Rec fice is ready to do its part to dissented from Kennedy's decision the Saturday Evening Post arti- tion.'and. distribution. The OMI ball Hospital by Howell an Bank, ; Middletown - and Asbury make holiday deliveries a suct-o throw a naval blockade around cle." has made a survey of some 2,000 Ukewood First Aid' Squads. Park. N;J. • RedsRemovingCiiba cess. Cuba and advocated a softer ap- price lists posted by dealers. The According to police, Fred- Also under the plan, JCL wou Suiting next Wednesday, and proach. tabulation is expected, to play an ericka Otta of Atlantic City was send its main line train's inh continuing through Friday, Dec. Denials by the White House and FetrillbOut important part in determining admitted with facial injuries an Pennsylvania Station at Newark Jets at Rapid Pace 21. all windows of the Red Bank by Stevenson, coupled with state- what new price levels will be reported in fair condition; eliminating operations at its owr ments that Stevenson had in fact CHICAGO (AP)-A dince band : WASHINGTON (AP)-The So post office will be open from leader, Bernard /Richards, who set. Reglna' Walters of the Bronx, stations in Newark and Jersej niunber- exceeded previous U.S. supported the blockade decision, viet Union fs removing its' Jet 7:30 a.m. until 6 p.m.. he said. has never held union office took Companion BUI was admitted for X-rays of chest City and abandoning ferry rum estimates.' • ' failed to quiet the speculation. Of- bombers from Cuba at a pace There are these other changes: over, today ar president of Chica- governor signed injuries and was also fair; Anto- New York City. American experts figured early ficials decided the tempest could The that could have all the nuclear- Saturdays,, windows for money go's musicians, ending James C. panion. bill yesterday 1 doubling nette Komhauser of the Bronx The program further providei in the Cuban crisis that about two enters and Postal Savings will be stilled only by personal action capable planes off the island with- Petrillo's . stormy 40-year reign the-license fees of rnilfc dealers. was treated fora leg injury an that the New Jersey Legislature dozen IL28s were in Cuba. They dose at 12 noon, but other win-by Kennedy. in days, informed sources report. as a labor boss. The extra revenues will be used released, and Bertha Sherman ofwould put up H million to be later raised the count to "more . dows will remain open unto S Major Points Jackson Township was admitted used for capital construction Im- It appears likely that the U.S.- than 30." p.m. Window! for the sale of The letter, read to newsmen by for chest X-rays. provements to allow for th Soviet diplomatic wrangles over stamps and mailing of parcels The Russian statement giving a White House press secretary Pi- The accident, which occ nectasary connections between Cuba will fade with the removal will be open from 2 run. to 4 larger number than U.S. intelli- erre Salinger, made two major at 12:35 p.m., was investigated JCL's main line and tracks lead- of the last of the Soviet "offen- : lee Control System gence estimates was regarded in p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16, and from points: •" ' ; •' ' ing into Pennsylvania Station at sive weapons." y, , by Troopers Joseph. Nasti .and Washington as additional evidence Newark. 10 a.m.to 4 p.m Sunday, Dec 1. That Kennedy has the "fullest William Townsend of the local Informants said the Soviets the Soviets Intend to carry out 23 confidence" in Stevenson and has State Police barracks. The railroad spokesman said have taken a hard stand in New Khrushchev's pledge to remove Mr. Crine said that at the sub- valued his advice 'Very highly." Mil Be Installed "Of course, we cannot say for'ork negotiations against forcing Police said tha' Mr, Ficke wil the planes. ' post offices of Fair Hayen, 2. That Stevenson will continue ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-An sure right now just how service Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Cas- bors in the northern part of the automatically be charged With Administration officials have Shrewsbury and West Red Bank, as ambassador. at the United experimental, Ice control. sys- may be changed on the North tro to accept International inspec- country with great success. causing death .by auto. said there is no evidence the So- windows will be open from 8 am. Nations. • .'..•:. tem will be installed at JHe mu- Jersey Coast. All that remain tion which President Kennedy - - . Other Business viets are hiding some missiles or to 5:30 p.m. Mondays through The letter also showed that nicipal harbor here next week. In other business, it was re- to be worked out. But we feel ieeks to make certain Cuba stay ree of atomic weapons. bombers in Cuba. If such weap- Fridays, and from S p.m. to 9 Kennedy is satisfied, the Soviet The system will be installed ported that the commission has safe In saying that supplemental The United States appears pre- ons do remain, these authorities p.m. Saturdays. There win-be no Union's, withdrawing of missiles by the Boat and Ski Center, applied for federal, funds to- service will be provided then 2 Accidents pared to continue aerial surveil- say, they could be detected be- Sunday services at these offices. and bombers from Cuba has ef- Red Bank, at no cost to the wards construction of 600 feet 'to take up the slack' caused by lance as a safeguard and let the fore they got In position to'strike. the postmaster also called at fectively ended the nuclear threat borough. - * ' of bulkhead at the harbor. withdrawal of the JCL trains, y iiplomatlc contest melt Into the tentipn to the fact that there will to U.S.. security. The President It will be placed along side Approximately 400 ', feet of Minute Apart enough to prevent any loss of background — perhaps with a be only one delivery of mill said without qualification "We pier one'which is used by com- bulkhead would be installed at capacity. The commuter pattern RED BANK — There were two statement by each side explain- daily. And he urged persons us- have eliminated the nuclear men- mercial fishing boats. the east end of the harbor in is known and it Is expected that accidents one minute apart here ing Its position to the UN. Secu- Road Fund ing the mails to "make sure the ace from Cuba." an effort to control beach the need will be fully met." Pump And Pipes - his morning. rity Council. mall receptacle Is large enough He cited that point in his letter erosion there. His views were echoed by y Harbor Commission' officials The first accident, at 7:55 al Pennsylvania Railroad spokes- to .accommodate the mall.". to Stevenson .as evidence of "thesaid the equipment-Involves a It was reported that the bor- Monmouth and West Sts., sen man who said "We should pick Uncertain Phase Reduction The post office has been send- pump and pipes' which draw ough will install two 100-foot Rose Anne Gutierrez, 4, of 175up the slack." This would set the stage for ing out supplies of printed paper warm water from the bottom of bulkheads at the ends;of Aves. new and uncertain phase In East- Tax Reductions Hance Ave., New Shrewsbury, to bands marked for "local" and the bay to the surface. A and P, at the west end of the West relations. The United States Protested Riverview Hospital, where she "out of town" deliveries. Addi- This warm water Is sprayed harbor, for the same purpose. expected to talk with the So- was treated and released. She Ask Ellis Island FREEHOLD —A reduction In tional' supplies of these are atAre listed Today on the surface-in such a man- MatchingFunds viets on a number of cold war was taken to the I hospital by the state aid funds for Monmouth the post office. Redactions granted by the ner as to keep surface water The federal aid wruld be on Issues. First Aid Oquad. - For School's Use County highway uses brought a A . new four-cent Christmas county Tax Board for Fair Ha- circulating' and thus prevent a matching fund basis. The IL28 jet bombers, along postage stamp has been issued NEW YORK (AP) - Novelis irotest yesterday from the Board ven, Freehold, Highlands, Holm- ice formations. It alsn was reported that' re- The second, at 7:58' at Cooper's rith Al missiles pulled out ofif Freeholders. by the Post Office. Department del, Long. Branch, Keaasburg The system will be used all ceipts from gas sales af the har- Bridge, required wrecking serv Pearl Buck, chairman of the Cuba earlier, were the nuclear- this year. Reported nationally to and MUdletowa appear in.to- winter to-test its effectiveness. bor were about the same as last ice for two cars, police sali Po- Board of Trustees of The Train- capable long-range arms whose A letter from the state Highway be a "best, seller" it Is Illus- day's Register en pages 27, 28 It was reported that similar year de$pit« a decrease In gas ice are Investigating both acci ing School at Vineland in south- removal Kennedy demanded, Department received by the trated with a wreath and candles and 21. devices have been used In har- prices. • • dents. srn New Jersey, today pressed terming them offensive weapons. board advised that $508,220 will , and a Christmas 1962 legend, Mr. he school'' efforts to obtain El Informed sources said outbound be made available next year. Crine suggested that this be use s Island to use as an interna- ihipments of bombers have been Howard J, Preston, county road on greeting cards, since It's use ional center to aid the mentally :ounted at such a rate that com- supervisor, said the total is $160 permits forwarding, If necessary, am •etarded. lete removal should be finished less than 1962. or returning to' the sender, If ntenary Miss Buck, Pulitzer Prize and n a matter of days—perhaps by undellverable—provided that the Since state aid Is supposed to TRENTON (AP) — An English poet,' pretty girls and a centenary Committee, Passalc County, confessed she was "a lobel award winner for literature, he end of this week. Soviet Pre- be based upon a formula Involv- ' return address is on the en- "teen-age liar" helped Gov. Richard J. Hughes push New teen-age liar." resented the institution's case in mier Khrushchev promised to velope. ing total population and total Jersey's Tercentenary bandwagon yesterday. ATLANTA HISTORY statement prepared for a hear- have them out by Dec. 20, mileage of county roads, free- The postmaster said his office The governor opened a meeting of municipal representa- She said that as a child she had lied about where she g by the U. S. Senate Subcom- Exceed Estimate holders said more money had also has been busy preparing for tives with a warning that the time (or planning New Jersey's was from. •.'•'.' mittee on Intergovernmental Re- The Soviets were said to have been anticipated. They said the new, higher, postage rates 300th anniversary is slipping away: The celebration will be . "The history of Newark, and Indeed of all New Jersey, itions. nformed the United States they hat the county's population and that will go Into effect, starting held In 1964. , . , had not been made thrilling enough.to me and I decided that She said the school proposes es- ire withdrawing more than 40 road network both were increased Monday, Ian. 7, As of mat date, "If you mis* the 300th," the governor said, "you may being born In the biggest city in our state would make me iblishment of a "great interna- lombers. the U.S. sources de- in the last 12 months. Mr. Pres- surface mall will cost five cents 1 have missed the ball game. Very few of us will be around appear, dull." j Ional diagnostic center ... forclined to give the exact figure the ton was directed to get an ex- an ounce and postal and post when New Jersey Celebrates its 400th birthday." Compare the seeming disinterest In history by New Jer- lie purpose of diagnosis research, Soviets mentioned, but said the )lanation. cards four cents. Air m»il will He said only 245 of the-state's 578, municipalities have seyanj with, that, of Atlanta, Ga., where, she said, history Is he training of teachers and work- rise to eight cents an ounce and established Tercentenary committees.. part of growing up. rs In the field of the mentally post cards six cents. -...•,.-.•-•. .-..•-REMEMBERS STATE ' - .'; ' "Children .In Atlanta," she said, "speak of Sherman's march retarded and to promote world- • Hughes, read part of irletier from John Masefleld, poet . with-as much bitterness is if they had'lived through It." For Fine Seafood ide dissemination, vpf informa- Today*s Index Captain's Cabin. Open all win- laureate of England, who had been asked by the late Sen. She said New Jersey's Tercentenary celebration would be on on this most pressing prob- Robert C. Crane, R-Uulon,'to comment on his memories of a good time to revise the state's history. and make It come im of mankind," Page Page ter. 400 Broadway, Point Pheas- : : NeNew'Jerievw Jersey.. • ' .' • ' •: /.v ';••''• - - ' •' alive..,.'..., .' | , • • ' • ', '...-' Adam and Eve ,22 Old Times '. • A Clean Car Rides Better ant Beach.—Adv. '.',* Jfiuefleid; now 84.-'-^emimb«irf|d>,'liii^M-yt4w.<'(|(:tlia New . Prett-_»«,-y girl, s dressed in colonial costume-s an,d wearing white Allen-Scott • Movie Timetable Butch's Automatic Car Wash. Jerse/p«l|sjides in tiiei late 1800s aha a visit to New Jersey dress wigs welcomed the governor to the meeting, Amusements _ J2 Obituaries . n2 t i > Across from A&P, Newman Elsie's Sub Shop many years later. ,:V •'! ;'••-. •".'•.'v '.' ;'. :;".;."/ •., '• ; ; TOURS pi-Aiwwai Births „ , 2 Sylvia Porter :. Springs Rd., Red Bank.—Adv. « For' tasty Submarine Sand- • "Np part of the wprld has known such chinge," .he wrote, Th« girls, Dale Ii6nggtreth, 17, and Alice Hartzell, 16, both Bridge ....-...... ! H Television —V wiches, Open Sundays 3, to 8, "suchd leap Into iplendour, Wljjf.s&n suddenness and energy." of Woodbury, outllnbd plans for garden and colonial house Custom Table Pads Classified .....J8-M George Sokolsky ______| Week-days 10 to 9:30, phone Representatives 61 municipalities where'ceptenniai projects tours, the making of historic homes; and other events planned Last week to order for Christ- Comics „ .28 Sports —! :' "jMI wdtn made ready. SH 1-6837. 74 are already under way joined Uie govefnor In his attempt to In theif home tbwn. i ! nag delivery. Call 741-2646, Shop Crossword Puxile 14 Stock Market I Monmouth St. (Next to Bilow's). spur Interest In the celebration! , John S. Adami, publisher of the Atlantic City Press and Home Service. Sherman's, 20 Editorials _ ( Successful Investing — t -Adv. i Mrs, Rosalia S. Tnissd, chalrrUn of the Rlngwood Ter- Tercentenary chalrmm presided at the meeting, rofd St., Red Bank.-Adv. ferblock « Women's News Jt _JMI 2-Uuroiay, Dec $, X%2 EED BANK REGISTER Weather Atlantic Highlands, Ocean Mew Jersey with cuwnai nia tfelf mar OBITUARIES dealing in south this afternoon 2 Refund Requests and in the north towards eve- Election Results Upheld ARTHUR 0. ROGERS MRS. BOSE P. STRAUS ning. High in the 40* except near FREEHOLD — Election results Democrat John Beekman, 2,410; MKS. NORA WHTTC NEW SHREWSBURY—Arthur RED BANK -Mrs. Row or slightly in Octal Township and Atlantic Republican Sidney LWchter, 2,- MAKAJAPAN TOWNSHIP above SO in 407; and Democrat William Skel Mrs. Nora White, 96, of Sweet 0. Rogers, 60, of 17 Wayside Prawn Straus of 41* Waverry PL Will Be Reviewed Highlands on Nov. 6 were upheld died last bight in Fitkla Memorial southeast. ton, 2,402. For township clerk, man's La, died in her home yes- Ter., Wayside, died Tuesday in MIDBLETOWN — Lawrence A the township sought voluntary yesterday hi recounts directed by Hospital, Neptune, after a long Partly cloudy terday after a long Illness. Sh« w donations for schools from hous- Democrat Incumbent Lois M. his home. Carton Jr., township attorney, tonight with the county Board of Elections. Mansfield, 2,448, Republican Ma- was the widow of John White. illness. She was the'widow of ing developers. Born in Hardwick, Mass., he Samuel S. Straus. was instructed by the Township chance of a At Ocean Township, the Demo- rie Jones, 2,444. Mrs. White was born heri Paid $100 was the son of the late Ralph and Committee last night to review few snow flur- crats won their third seat on the Atlantic Highlands: For Bor- daughter of the late John am Mrs. Straus was born' in New Maude Gudgeon Rogers. He had two claims for refunds of money Robert Binder, 88 Fish Hawk ries in north- Township Committee to gain sol- ough Council,' Republicans Jack ane Byrne Cunningham. Shi York City and was the 'daughter Dr., had previously informed tiie western hills was a member of St. Joseph's resided here about nine years of the late Jacob and Esther donated to the township in 1958 id control of the township admin- R. McGalliard, 857, and John J. governing body, that he paid $100 low from the istration for the first time in his- Kozak, 849; Democrats Robert Catholic Church, Perrlneville, Shencker Prows." She had been 1 Mr. Roger* was a supervisor The funds—$100 in one case, when he secured his certificate 20s northwest tory. They also held the town- McTaguj, 848, and Andrew "Winz- and a member of the Altar and With Rogers Painting Contrac- a resident here for the past 22 and $300 in another,—were do of occupancy for his home. to the low 30s ship clerk's post. ler, 761. Rosary Society of the church. tors, No(*h BergeoY and was a years and previously hid lived in nated by persons who had buil in southeast. He said he was required to do The fact that originally ballot! Surviving are two sons, Wll member of local 377, Brother- Jersey City. , , homes here. Partly cloudy Friday with snow At Atlantic Highlands, Dr. Rob so by the building inspector be- which did not contain a local pub Ham H. White and Frederick J hood of PainUra, Decorators and Mrs. Straus was a member ot flurries in northwestern hills and ert S. McTague, a former may- Both persons said they wen cause he bought his lot from a lie question on a charter change White of Freehold; six daugh Paperhangws, Jersey City. He Congregation Bnai Israel; Rum- chance of a few brief snow flur- or, lost by one vote in a bid foi y asked to pay the money under developer. Mr., Binder said he had been mailed to absentee cl ters, Mrs. Frank Murphy' also belonged to Palisades U _ ; of the synagogue Sisterhood; ries or light showers elsewhere Borough Council seat. Lodge son terms of a policy through which built his own house. vilian and military voters caused Freehold, Mrs. John Perdonl and of the Red Bank Chapter high in the 30s northwest to mid These votes, Identical to the 84, F|AM, Union City, and thhe the only controversy in the Ocean Hightrtown, Mrs. John D. Zolzei Old Fourth Street Boys, Union of Hadassah. _ A letter was received from 40s southeast. election day tallies, were record- of Hillside, Mrs. Harry C. Braw- Township counting. Follow-up bal- City. Surviving art a spa, gdward A. Paul R. Cranmer, a Manasquan Marine ed: ley of Eliabetb, Mrs. Thomas lots containing the question alsi Straus of Little Silver; pn daugh- New Ramp attorney, seeking a $300 refund B. Tighe of Neptune Cjty, and Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Block Island to Cape May: Ocean Township: For Townshi were issued. ters, Mrs. Ellis A. Leyltov of, Jer- for a client who built a hous Mrs. Daniel Hardy, with whom Elsie Mueller Rogen; a son, Small craft warnings lowered at Committee, Republican incum sey City, and Mrs. Martin J. here. But after attorneys William J. she made her home; 10 grand- Airman Robert A. Rogers sta- Is Opened 5 a.m. Variable winds mostly bent Forrest L.. Gillespie, 2,538; Greene of Cleveland, Ohio; a. He said his client, Harry Her- O'Hagan, for the Republicans, and children, and eight great-grand- tioned at Chaapte Air force east to southeast this morning brother, Max M. Prown of Red bert, Brick Township, was aske with speeds 5 to 10 knots shift- Joseph F. Mattice, for the Dem- children. , Base, 111.; two daughters, Mrs Bank; two sisters, Mrs. Samuel On Parkway to pay $300, as a school donation ing to southwest 15 to 20 knots ocrats, verified that the election The funeral will be Monday al Robert Stein of Grinds, Calif: S. Stern of Jersey City, and Mrs. when he built the house In 1953. this afternoon and continuing board had a system for preven 8.30 a.m. from the Freeman Fu- and MM. Hartrey Curry ol WOODBRIDGE - The New I. C. Levy of Cleveland; and six At the time the township wa through Friday. Cloudy with con- Births tion of one voter casting two bal- neral Home, Freehold, to St, Jo- Unse. Pa.; t sister, Mr*. Wll Jersey Highway Authority has an- grandchildren. asking developers to donate $300 siderable fog this morning fol- lots, the absentee, vote was al- seph's Church where there will Ham Kern of Locust, and three nounced the opening for traffic oi Funeral services will be tomor- pe^lot for school purposes. lowed by partial clearing late lowed to stand. Republicans be a Requiem Mass at 9:30 a.m. brothers, Ralph Rogeri of Chica- the new southbound entrance RIVERVIEW row at .11 a.m. in the Worden this afternoon. Partly cloudy to- scored heavy advantages in both Rev. John C. Petrl will officiate. go, Charles Rogers of Fort Lee, ramp to Hie Garden State Park- Matter of Policy Red Bank Funeral Home, here. Rabbi Gil- night and Friday with chance military and civilian ballots. Burial will be in St. Rose and Waldo Rogers of North Ber- way from Laurence Harbor Rd. The township has $33,000 in es- Mr. and Mrs. Manlio Canepa, bert S. Rosenthal of Congregation of a few showers offshore Fri- The board's system was Lima Cemetery, Freehold Town- ge«. adjoining Cheesequake Stat crow which was received from 90 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank Bnai Israel will officiate. Burial day. Visibility less than 1 mile check return addresses on absen- ship. Park. developers under this policy. Th daughter, yesterday, Services will be Saturday in in fog this morning improving tee ballot envelopes received al will be in Baron De Hirsch Ceme- The new ramp, which was un- township has never spent th the John E. Day Funeral Home, to 3 to 5 miles this afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ditmars, the office and, where more that tery, Port Richmond, S. I. der construction since late last funds because the legality LEONARD CONOVER Red Bank at 11 a.m. with Rev. and over 5 miles tonight. Tides 125 Osborne St., Keyport, daugh- one was received from an individ- summer, provides direct access to such donations was subject FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Wlnfleld West pf Way«l'•• WUIIirn. the first cracks In London's huge sissippi Valley and Great Lakes FITKIN HOSPITAL body in May on a non-partisan $200,000 had been authorized foi Tomine Gabrielsen of Norway, George. Jjunei, Joseph, and FruncH smog curtain today but the weath- The township bought the prop- across the Ohio Valley to the Neptune basis. There will be five council Reldr. ud Harold and Ictefti RoM. the farm as part of a $318,000 bond and six grandchildren. Relatlvei and friend! an Invited to at- erman warned that conditions erty from the federal govern- mountains of North Carolina and Mr. and Mrs. John Rex, Rt. 9, members, all elected from the tend funeral from MeUuixMIn Funeral issue to acquire It and the park Home »I Jerter *«-. Utur CUT. may get worse again. ment for $82,500. It already has the Virginia highlands. Snow Freehold, son, Tuesday. . township at large. Services will be held Saturday lands. Friday, 9 a.m. Solemn requiem mui Visibility extended up to 10 received an informal commitment flurries peppered Atlanta, where Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whelan, at 11 a.m. at the William S. Bt. Ulchael'i Church, Jerfey CH)r 1» yards along some of the capital': from the state for half the cost the mercury dropped below freez- 201 Oakhurst Rd., Oakhurst, son, Freeholders explained that the Anderson Funeral Home, Red main streets, but dense pockets of the land through the Green ing—30 degrees. Tuesday. original fund, allowing $200,000 to Bank, with Rev. Raymond Mow- of fume-laden smog still dung to Acres program. Some early morning tempera- Charge Youth Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dunca Dtslk Notice Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver, Ber- bray officiating. Burial will be in CUNTUNE—William F. of 809 New- the banks of the Raver Thames. An ordinance appropriating tures and conditions: New York gens Mill Rd., Englishtown, and $68,000 to Mr. and Mrs. Wif- Fair View Cemetery, Middle- man Sprinu Rd., Llneron. lotmerir 43 drizzle, Chicago 27 snow flur- liam C. Riker for the Holmdel of Ellubelh. liuibaiid of Annrttc Ard Of the fog, an Air Ministry $22,000 for purchase of business daughter, yesterday. town. Cunnane ftther of. William Cunnase ries, Boston 45 rain, Washington In Slaying site, was based on estimates of spokesman said, "Don't counl machines for the tax offic Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hogan, and ton ot Frank and tha lata Florence 46 rain, Atlanta 30 snow flur- 134 acres in the Duncan tract and Cunnane. Funeral from the Jaime I. your chickens. It might well com: was tabled until next year. Aldrich Rd., Farmingdale, twins, CAM or niw«a Hliglni and «on Mortuary, «« Welt- ries, Miami 66 rain, Louisville 42 in the Riker land. mlhker Ave., Elliaietti, Friday. De- back tonight." Cost Estimate son and daughter, yesterday. Qf Girl, 9 Tti» family of tha l«t« Re*«rt Y. 28 cloudy, Detroit 32 snow, St. Burtwi wUttt to tbuk U» nuny cember T it I a.m. High Mail of Traffic Idled NEW YORK (AP) - A 15-year- Purchases are made by the Mendi for ttielr kind eipreulont cl Requiem at. Oenevleva Church, Ellu- . Last week, Committeeman Louis 24 cloudy, Minneapolis 15 betl) »:» •am. Interment Bt, Gertrude The dawn also brought an im- old boy has, been charged with icre on a uniform rate of $1,600 •ympathr In their netnt beruvement. CemeUrr. WoodbrMare. In Uau of How- Moody asked that the measure :lear, Kansas City 27 clear, Den- far floral tribute* inl oilier mirki of provement In the fog across the Hendrickson homicide in the slaying of 9-year- an acre. During acquisition it was UodneM. era, aplrltual bouqueta will b. appreci- be tabled because he felt the ver 27 clear, Dallas 36 clear, ated. ' country. Traffic still was idled old Lourdes Bass, who was raped discovered the Duncan lands were Hre. John Burtitni mi children. new administration could pro- Phoenix 58 clear, Seattle 47 along the east coast and in ths on the roof of a Brooklyn hous- more extensive than originally be- vide funds for the equipment in partly cloudy, San Francisco 51 Is Elected - Advertisement' northern county of Yorkshire, bul ing project and then dropped 14 lieved, necessitating additional the new budget without resorting clear, Los Angeles 55 partly ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — John many other areas had cleared. floors to her death. money, freeholders said. to bonding. cloudy, Anchorage -3, and Hono- ,. Hendrickson, Jr. of Middle London airport was closed foi town is the new president of the Arrested last night was James In other business, the board: the third day. The building inspector was in- lulu 74 partly cloudy. SPEAKING OF MONEY \ New Jersey State Horticulture Rooks, also a resident of Farra- Reappolnted Armor S. Hulsart More than 60 sudden deaths structed lo prepare a cost esti- MAKING IT EASY Society. gut Houses, where the little girl i audit county books, aid the Tuesday end Wednesday were at- mate on installation of a new By GEORGE L. BBEL1TZ | ATLANTIC'HIGHLANDS- Ed- ived. board In preparing the 1963 budg- floor and foundation for the Red He was elected yesterday at the tributed to smog. The victims Police questioned 800 to 900 per- et, and prepare a financial state- School House, Middletown-Lin- ward Janeszko, 55 Fifth St., society's 88th annual meeting to I President, Monmoma Cooatlr National Bask. —_ • were mostly people with heart or sons after the girl's body, clad ment, for $12,000. This is the croft Rd. parked his car on Bayside Dr. succeed John L. Womack of chest complaints whose condition only in shoes and socks, was fourth year he has served. was aggravated by the sulphurous near the Hilton Station last night, Swedesboro. The inspector reported that the and left the ignition key on the found in a court Tuesday. Awarded two contracts to A. P. WHY THE BANK TELLER TAKES TIME pall. William Plenge of Asbury was Thompson and Co., Red Bank, floor was in bad condition. He windshield visor, police reported. ejected vice president and Ernes Rooks was picked up on the tip TO CASH AN ENDORSED CHECK With smoke and sulphur dioxide recommended that the building The car, a dark blue 1960 Corvalr of a school-crossing guard who for redecking with steel grids the In the air amounting to 10 and Christ of New Brunswick was Ocean Ave. bridge between Avon be raised a foot. was stolen. told of seeing the youth "expos- 14 times the normal content, the re-elected secretary-treasurer. and Belmar, for $19,857, and thi A letter was received from the ing himself" on a bus In the area Have you ever wondered what the bank vteller' Weather Bureau said Wednesday board of directors of the - Oak hree weeks ago. limmer Glass bridge over a trib- things were as bad as in 1952, is inspecting before he cashes an endorsed check? Hill Association supporting thi After two hours of questioning, utary of the Manasquan River when a killer smog caused at He looks at several places on both sides, then he governing body's efforts to se- police said, Rooks was quoted as between Brielle and Manasquan, least 4,000 deaths. cure youth centers In the town- New Jersey admitting he met the girl on the lor $6,654. checks some kind of a file. ' Alert Hospitals ship. street as she was returning to The forecasters had predicted school after lunch, that he forced What is all that? no letup, and 200 hospitals were her Into an elevator and took her alerted (or a major disaster. Man Critical If you're the endorser trying to cash the check, you're proba- Hughes Signs News Briefs to the roof. bly a little impatient But U you're file writer ot the check . . , Nearly 400 beds were taken He then forced Lourdes to un- and the owner of the money . . . you'll be glad to lean all the Wednesday night by emergency dress and raped her, Rooks fur- After Mishap things the teller inspects before be cashes your check. Tax Measure By The Associated Press cases. ther was quoted as saying, and Pint, of course, he looks to see if it's drawn on his own bank, A London County Council offi TRENTON (AP) - A measun YORK, Pa. - A nine-acre when she screamed and threat- clal said hundreds of people who permitting tax assessors to tax CHERRY HILL - Mrs. Lee On Highway Second, he inspects to see if the check Em's system to win at. the ened to tell police he took her to bears a •'future" date or a "stale" date. were due to go into hospitals for veterans, elderly people, parson- plant facility In York, idle for MIDDLETOWN-A 64-year-old race* has cost her $20,000, the the parapet and dropped her over. Third, be checks to see that the amount hi operations were told to stay a ages, and heads of families next years, but assessed for nearly man is in critical condition In says, and no winner. She told The death of the Bass girl the figures agrees with the amount spelled home. year on the same basis as the; Riverview Hospital this mornin^ a million dollars, has been do- police yesterday that she co- touched off a crash program to out in words. This protects you against "They could afford to wait, did this year has been signed into as a result of an accident last nated as a gift to the city. operated with a man known to get more Housing Authority po- either your own miitakes or forgery. said. "Smog victims cannot." law by Gov. Richard J. Hughes. night. City council accepted (he prop* her as Samuel Buckley, the licemen'on the job.' City official The bill, designed to prevent ! POIICB said the victim, Ernest Fourth, be verifies the signature of the employee of a bookmaker. disclosed yesterday that 100 ad- maker ... that's you. He looks up your GAS CO. DIVIDEND sharp increase in property taxe. erty Tuesday and voted a reso- Johnson of Conover PI., was Buckley told her that through ditional authority policemen, for signature to make sure you actually signed ASBURY PARK - The board for veterans and homeowner! lution of gratitude to the don- struck by a car driven by Dor- over 65 during 1963 was signed Us moves she had won $70,000 whom funds were allocated last this check. of directors of the New Jersey or, the Hess Oil and Chemi- at Garden State Race Track. August, had never been hired. othy M. Miller, 19, of 60 River Natural Gas Company has voted by Hughes yesterday. The meas- view Ave., Littls Silver. The ac- By now the endorser may be getting a ure was sponsored by Assembly- cal Co, of Perth Amboy, N.J. He allegedly made ber bets aft- to declare a regular quarterly The grounds, including some 15 :ident occurred on Rt. 35 nea: bit itchy ... but the teller has more things man Elmer M. Matthews, D-Es- er the horse won. But Buck- he muit check. He looks to make sure It dividend of 25 cents per share ol buildings, are assessed at ley said he couldn't pay off tendrlokson Aw. about 7:43 p.m. common stock. :x. City OKs basn,"t been altered In any way. Then' he 5941,091) and Is taxed some $32,- until he received $20,900 to The woman told police Mr. makes sure there is no stop-payment order The dividend will be paid Jan, The Attorney General's Offic 000 annually. Hess never used move bis operations to. a new ohnson stepped in front of her torn you on this check ... or any other George L. Blelitt 15 to stockholders of record Dec, said recently that exemptions the property since acquiring It location. Mrs. Enz said she Green Acres •ar and that she did not see kind of hold order. - 31. should be based on true value of in a merger about 10 yean ago paid the $20,000 but never taw him in time to stop because the property, not the assessed valu- with another firm. Originally, Buckley again. Police showed man was wearing dark clothing. Next, he makes sure that no check you've made payable to ation, which is often set at the 82-year-old plant was used Application Police said a witness confirmed partnership or corporation Is being cashed tor an individual her their photograph file. without a proper authorization from that firm. That's so that the HEALTH CAPSULES small fraction of true value. Only In the manufacture of farm There she picked Adam Bad- LONG BRANCH - City man- her statements. Street lighting is about 77 of tho state's 568 mu- check you wrote actually applies toward your Indebtedness to the by Michael A. Pf Hi, H.D. Implements. Cl«y fathers have gaslan, 40, Silver Spring, Md., ager Richard J. Bowen has been poor In the area, police noted. corporation ... and Isn't going into some unauthorized pocket. 15 THERE AN1/ M6PICINE nicipalities make their tax as not. decided what use to make as tho man known to her as lUthorlzed by City Council to ap- Mr. Johnson suffered a broken THAT WILL IMPROVE VOUR sessments true value. of the property. Buckley. Police have Issued a ply for help under the state Green eft leg and thigh, and cuts and Now, he sees that all the proper signatures are on the check. That is ... If you have a special system whereby someone else MEMORY 1 Hughes also signed into law a Acres program to acquire park wises about the arms and face, measure giving police and shop ollce reported. He was trans- s paying your bills . . you have given the bank a set of signa- MADISON, Wis. - A former NORTHFIELD—Five agents of lands' in the new Shrewsbury Riv- tures ol authorized check sinners for you, • keepers more power to combat Rutgers University man and wife the Division of Alcoholic Bever- ;r Redevelopment project. orted to the hospital by (he Fair- shoplifting. The bill, sponsored by •esearch team claims to have age Control have been ordered Tentative figures Indicate that lew First Aid Squad. The teller declines to cash checks made payable to the estate Assemblyman Peter Moraitcs, R- ound evidence that genetic ma- for the Atlantic County Grand about 13 acres, to be set aside for )f a deceased person unless he liad authorization from ths estate. Bergen, and 10 others, permits erial extracted from one set of Jury on charges ol illegal entry, public purposes In the new pro] Dr. Webster Talks police and merchants to detain The teller Identifies the man who presents the check beyond mman cells can alter the hered- search and seizure of liquor. ect will cost about $58,000. Mr, before Nyack Rotary all reasonable doubt. That is, he makes sure that the man cash- a suspect for a reasonable time Municipal Court Judge Robert S. tary characteristics of olhers. Bowen said he has been advised NYACK, N. Y. — Rev. Dr. ing the check la tho man you Intended to have the money. without being subject to suit for Grist issued the order last night )r. Waclaw Szybalski and his that the state, if it approves the Iharlcs S, Webster, pastor of the false arrest. after hearing allegations that the ! aIii° looH? t0 se? " there '' a conditional endorse- 'ife, Elizabeth, say their find- jlans, would contribute up to 50 ted Bank Presbyterian Church, agents unlawfully searched the let cent of the purchase price. t That to, If you have endorsed a check over to a nan say- ig strengthens the possibility of ras guest speaker at a meeting t h rdl!r oh n JonM he premises of Theodore Bufano at . **? i 2>« n,°u *£ ? . " completes painting the curing various diseases of in- The city already has on file an f the Rotary Club here last week. Shore Firemen's torn metabolic error which cause 14 Haddon Ave. on Nov. 20. It jppllcation for help In undertak- was alleged that the agents Dr. Webster spoke on the Ideals •nental retardation. Ttie team ing a mammoth beach develop- F Rotary as applied to daily life. Meeting Sunday searched Bufano's house and ga- mt M tom «*c- *nrks at Wisconsin's McArdle ment project In North Long He was the guests of Rabbi NEPTUNE CITY-Tlio Share rtemorifil Laboratory. Tho Szy- rage and removed four cases of . EXPERIMENTS ARE NOW ranch. Mr. Bowen assured coun- irthur H. Herehon, rabbi eme'rl- tr th Bremen's Bowling League will mlskls enme to the laboratory In liquor. Bufano, 55, general man- :il that one application would not BEING PONE WITH A 6U0- lold a meeting Sunday it 2 p.m. ager anj vice president of the i! of Congregation Bnai Israel, But STANCE CALLEP RNA. 960 from the Institute of Mlcro- eopardlie the other. :umson, N. J., and presently res- traine t Firemen's Memorial building Caldwell Liquor Stores Inc., said ^L to protect their depojltora. .WHEN THIS 15 INJECTEP ilology at Rutgers. Szybalski is Approval came In a unanimous lent chaplain of Rockland State ere. that tho agents did not sfiow him to take . . INTO YOUR VEINS, MEMORY molecular geneticist. Hf» wife vote at a soecfal meetlne Tues- lospltal In Orangeburg, N. Y. IMPROVES. President Neil Cettls said It a research associate. A re- a search warrant. The ABC day niRht after council split, four TOMORROW: PERSONALITY. ms necessary lo call the meet- agents testified that Bufano in- ort nf their research Is being to four, on whether to proceed It adds upl More and mare You Can Bank On ng ai there are several matters vited them in. Bufano testified HMM> Opwki atvM Mpful Monnrilon wblished for presentation Dec. 'ith the application Immediately «oplo use The Register ads each .MtMtMtmSxtlalModrfugnoiticiutua. hat need (o be discussed before 13 to the New York Academy of he let them enter because he or study It further. Mr. Bowen isue because results come fast- he league's members. Monmouth County National [edicine. was frightened. said Oms was of tne essence. .—Advertisement, , Dec. 6, Scientific Co-operation flonse Oilier HED BASK Successful Investing Between U.S., Soviets In Keansburg Double Sessions Serious Advises a Rail Shafts'/'* UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) cooperation in space as a "prac- Gets Ultimatum tical demonstration that our na Switch for Income Gain -UK. delegates took heart today KEANSBURG-Tne owner of a tions can, despite political differ- Handicap, Educator Warns Iran two U.S.-Sov.et agreements ences, cooperate in a highly im- rooming house at 49 Maple Ave., Different Now which has been on double By ROGER'E. SPEAR 00 scientific cooperation in a se- portant field of human endeavor." has been given until Jan. 4 to NEW SHREWSBURY - Frank evict three families living there A. WeinheLrner, superintendent of "People tend to think of high sioas for three years, had Q-"On the advice of a friend, ries of space experiments and on The fruit of a'broad agreement Act, or similar custodian laws and repair the building. Monmouth Regional High School, school as it was when they were as many semi-finalists in the Na- I iwit)*ed JMonon Railroad _____ the general economic benefits of between President Kennedy and Class enacted by most states, dose made A'strong statement yester- in school. They are wrong;, high tional Merit Scholarship competi- A share* Into Class B. The lat- Soviet Premier Khrushchev early The Board of Health has ruled relatives can buy stocks for them disarmament. ' day against what he called "the school today is very different tion as any other local school. ter hw gone down steadily in the year, it provides for sci- that the building Is substandard and without the necessity of setting Delegates expressed guarded increasing tendency On the part from what .it was even eight Not For Comparison doesn't even pay dividend!, s of the two nations " for human habitation. up formal trusts. Purchases are hope that the two agreements, to- rfc •»* of many people to say there is years ago," he slated. The Scholarship program, lie which I need simply made by the adult rela- together in the use of earth satel- The structure is owned by gether with the easing of the really nothing wrong with double "We have upgraded education- said, was not designed and for my retire- tive as custodian for the minor, lites in communications, weather Louis Pirylis, Scotch Plains. Cuban crisis, signaled a period sessions." ^~ al standards tremendously in re- should not be used to compare ment next and shares are transferred to th forecasting and mapping of the The bpard condemned the of comparative hunnony in East- "This represents a serious and sponse to today's challenges," with the efficiency of- parti- year. Should I latter at the age of 21. earth's magnetic field. building after receiving reports West relations. dangerous misunderstanding," he the superintendent maintained. cular schools. hold for a rally The agreement was worked out from its sanitarian that six fam- "Today we have a library-cen- He quoted a publication of the or take a big At Geneva, however, disarma- in summary at Geneva last June said. ilies were living in it. The sani- tered and a laboratory-centered Merit Scholarship Program to Ion and get ment negotiators were deadlocked by Hugh L. Dryden, deputy di- Mr. Weinheimer stated that 2 Variances tarian said there were only three school. The old textbook ap- this effect. It said many factors into something as tight as ever on the key issue rector of the National Aeronau- while he is very much concerned bathrooms in the building and it influence the number of semi- else?" j. L, of controls. tics and Space Administration with the fate of the Dec. 11 proach to education was not as Is in poor physical condition. seriously hurt by a shortened finalists from a particular school, A - H It it Granted; Air In short, the Soviets and the (NASA), and Soviet academician referendum in which voters will At the request of the board, the school day as the new and more including the attitudes of the stu- any -mail con- West were agreed on the great Anatoly A. Blagonravov. decide whether to approve a owner moved the families out fruitful approach." dent's families towards educa- Wlatlon to ywi, benefits disarmament would Secretary-General U Thant and large-scale addition to the region- and had the structure fumigated. "If we have to stay on double tional achievement, ike distribu- Roger E. Spear Monon Class A 4 Applications bring, but they were no nearer the 110-nation political committee al high school, he is just At the same time he appealed to : sessions here at Monmouth Re- tion of population throughout a rtares no longer pay dividends OCEANPORT - The Zoning agreement on disarmament it- were given the details Wednesday. as gravely concerned about "at Borough Council to allow three gional High School as a result of state, the size of the school, the and are selling very little above Board of Adjustment considered self. In. 196445 the two nations will tempts to give a lasting impres- families to live in the building sion that double sessions do not a defeat ot the Dec. 11 referen- native intelligence of its top stu- Mie Class B. four variance applications last Adlal E. Stevenson, chief U.S. coordinate the launching of weath- since each would have separate seriously affect the quality of ed- dum, it would take the heart and dents and the nature of the com- It is my opiniot. that in view night. delegate at the United Nations, er satellites after working out toilet facilities. ucation." soul out of everything that has munity in which the school is lo- of deficit operations In recent A conditional variance was hailed the limited agreement on methods of exchanging informa- years Including probably this finalized, another variance was tion gained from experiments this The governing body agreed and "As soon as you go on double been put into this school in the cated. one. it will be a long time be- granted anew, a decision on a year and next. gave him art extension of time sessions," he said, "you decrease last three years," he added in "It would be too bad," Mr. Weinheimer said, "If, as a re- fore dividends will be paid on third application was deferred on< In 196445, called the interna- to have the building repaired. by 25 per cent the amount of grave tones. either olasj of stock. None has month, and the fourth applicani Real Estate tional year of the quiet sun, each The owner appeared before the education you can give a young- Mr. Weinheimer expressed spe- sult of the reading of this edi- never been declared on Class B was told he needn't have ap nation will launch a satellite to governing body Tuesday night ster during his school year. This cial concern about an editorial torial at our public hearing, the shares. plied at all. Sales Listed map the magnetic field. asking for a further extension adds up to giving the student a from an area newspaper which voters of this community, were If you're going to need extra Gabriele Piumaccl of Dunbar Next year, they also will coop- since he was having trouble se- three-year high school education was read at a public hearing on left with the impressions that Income after retirement next Ave., Long Branch, who' was RUMSON - The John L. erate in experiments with the curing a loan to repair the build- in the four years he spends the referendum, and which said double sessions do not affect year, I'm afraid you have no granted a provisional variance Unug- Agency, realtors and in- U.S. communications satellite there." in part that a local high school, quality education." alternative to jelling your Monon last month for the construction surors, of 36 Rumson Rd., have EchoA12. The council referred the mat- stocks. I suggest, in its place, of a house on Monmouth Blvd., ter to the health board. announced the following sales In the second agreement an- Union Pacific 3.R., selling to received the board's final okay, nounced Wednesday, a joint U.S.- Board officials last night an- wWch were ..negotiated through Two Arrested Fires Pistol Pellets at Hoffa yield a well-protected 5 per cent. The board was satisfied that Soviet declaration said world dis- nounced that'the three families Q—"In a recent column, you a subdivision was not required their office: armament would be of multi-bil- now in the building had to be gave advice to a young girl of and that residents affected by Robert Lee, builder, of 99 West lion-doUar benefit to lesser devel- moved out by Jan. 4. In Connection 19 about buying stocks. YOU the proposal had been serve, River Rd., Rumson, has sold a oped nations and would not hurt The board Informed Mr. Piry- During Labor Leader's Trial failed to mention that no one with the proper notification. recently constructed split level the economy of any nation. lis that the building would have His attorneys quickly claimed under (he -age of 21. can legally Mr. Piumacci's lOtalSO-foot lol residence on the south side of to be repaired by that date. With Robbery NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Air buy or hold securities." R. B. was the first to be approved Tulip Tree La., to Mr. and Mrs. The owner also was Informed NEWARK (AP) - The FBI pistol pellets fired at James R. attack — in which the pellets bounced harmlessly off his body A-Tktok you for bringing this subsequent to the September William A. Mejhado of 46 Ridge by the board that it still con- has arrested two more men in Hoffa in court by an ex-mental Curriculum patient have Injected a new and —proved the Teamsters Union omission to toy attention. I know, passage of a zoning ordinance Rd. sidered the building a violation connection with the $102,176 rob- which set up a triple-A zoni of Die health ordinance even unexpected element into the labor president couldn't get a'fair trial. of course, that minors cannot The transaction was ar _ requiring 120-foot frontages. Mr. ranged StllflV though he was given the new bery of a branch of the Perth leader's conspiracy trial. The shots were fired- at Hoffa enter Into contracts, which In- try Mrs. Bruce W. Cortelyou, Jr., lJ1 t clude the purchase or tale of Piumacci told the" board be had ou, Jr., ' ***<7 time limit Amboy National Bank. Wednesday by a man identified as of the Miruigh sales staff. HIGHLANDS - Hie Board of securities. purchased the lot before the zon- The board instructed the sani- Taken into custody yesterday Warren Swanson, 28, of Washing- Mr. and Mrs.,Edward F. Hal- EducatioH n last night appointed a I have gone Into this matter ing change. tarian to file a court complaint were John Francis O'Dea, 45, of ton, D.C. Hoffa ducked, then ligan, 34 First St., have sold three-man committee to work Tax Problem • number of times in these col- '-, To Erect House against the owner as "soon is 181 Myrtle Ave., Jersey City, lunged at the man, knocking him Heir residence to Mrs. Margit with the school superintendent umns, but rather to my surprise, A similar case, the second un- possible; and Agostino Joseph Tegano, 21, to the floor. V. Toynbee, 45 East River Rd. ana officials of the Henry Hud- I find that the last time I gave der triple-A zoning, was intro- Officials noted that a convic- Mrs. Toysbee Is a teacher at son Regional school on curricu- of 517 Monroe" St., Hoboken. Told to Grange Swanson required 14 stitches to the subject full treatment was duced last night. John R. Car- tion on such a complaint would the Forrestdale School 'in Rum- lum co-ordination. Both were charged with aiding repair head wounds. A deputy on Nov. ,28, 1961. roll, Sr., 1S1 Edwards Ave., Long also serve the force Mr. Pirylis son. ' . and assisting in the Nov. 16 stick- U.S. marshal struck him on the Minors cannot hoy stocks but Branch, asked permission to erect The committee will be com- to either get the place repaired By Governor posed of board members W. Al- up- back of the head with a pistol and under a Uniform Gift to Minors a 56x25.5-.cot house on Serand Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bott, 72 or tear it down. a Hoffa bodyguard got in a few len Turner, Stewart D. King and R. W. Bachman, head of the ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Gov. Dr. West Roosevelt Cir., Mlddletown, In other business, the board kicks before the bleeding man was G. Lester Whitfield. " FBI's Newark Office, said O'Dea Richard J. Hughes says he sym- Mr. Carroll told the board h have sold their residence at that voted to inform James Davis led from court in handcuffs! owns seven lots with a total address to Mr. and Mrs. diaries The group will work with ad- that the board is willing to ap- was arrested here and Tegano in pathizes with efforts to solve the U.S. Dist. Judge William E. Stock Rally ige of 210 feet on Seran F. Barbour, of Rego Park, N.Y. ministrators to provide continu- point him plumbing inspector Hoboken. state's real estate tax problem ity of curriculum between both Miller ordered Swanson commit- Dr. He said he desired to bull Mr. Barbour is a buyer (or West- provided he agrees not to prac- Bachman said O'Dea, a roof- in, a manner that would enable ern Electric Co., Inc. schools. ted to the medical center for fed- Continues, on three of them, with a com' tice his plumbing trade in th" e er's helper, obtained fictitious farmers "to survive the threat bined frontage of 90 feet, leaving All three properties werr listed Th board hired Mrs. Brenda borough. registration and drivers' licenses eral prisoners at Springfield, Mo., of confiscation." for observation. the remainder as a confprming by the Red Bank Area Multiple MacDonald, Port Monmouth, to Mr. Davis finished first in a for the stickup. replace Mrs. Dorothy Cosgrove Trading Up lot with 120-foot frontage. Listing Service. recent Civil Service examination Tegano, a truck driver, pro- But Hughes also told the an- Miller ordered six additional as a third grade teacher. Mrs. The board, after a brief recess, Magistrate William I. Klatsky for the post. nual convention of the New Jer- armed marshals for courtroom NEW YORK (AP) — Stock MacDonald will receive $$,900 cured the car used in the hold- 1 granted the variance becaust of Red Bank, has sold a build- The board adopted an or- sey State Grange last night that duty and directed that henceforth market trading yesterday was per year. Mrs. Cosgrove resigned up, Bachman said. Mr. Carroll said he had pur ing plot of 1% acres on the west dinance earlier .this year barring farmers should not seek a "lele-- everyone entering the court be the heaviest to six weeks as the because she Is moving out of the The FBI arrested two men in chased the property one year ago. side of BeUevue Ave.' Rumson, the plumbing inspector from do- galized killing" In real estate at searched. list pushed its way upward, in a state. Las Vegas, Nev., Nov. 28, and The' application of Ernest G. to Century Building Company of ing business in the borougn. the expense of other taxpayers. Hoffa, 49, Is accused of consplr- further extension of the current The board will meet Monday charged them with the bank rally, leaving'many casualties by Hoffman, 385 Milton Ave., wai East Orange: Mrs. Lydia N. The board also announced that robbery. A third man in the case The governor said the proble_iw_mul ing to violate the Tatt-Hartley Act reviewed and returned to tl night at an adjourned session to by the wayside. Brennan of the Minugji Finn Mr. Davis could keep his'exist- was still being sought had been considered by the sstate accepttog undercover pay- applicant pending'an lntpectii discuss the new school budget. ftose m^nts from a transport firm in Fast trading boosted the day's arranged the sale. ing Job as borough water super- Tax Policy Commission wl of the lot on Sagamore- Ave. by O'Dea and Tegano were ar- return for labor peace. The trial volume to 6.28 million shares visor. Bott jobs would be part report is due Dec. 15, board members and the revisio raigned before U. S. Commis- is in its seventh week. compared with S.21 million Tu time. of his plot plan. sioner M. Lester Lynch in Jer- "I am in .sympathy with the «tay. The Jury was out of the court- Ask Hot Plan Fairvtew sey City. Tegano was freed In efforts being made to find a so- The Dow Jones Industrial aver- $1,000 bond and O'Dea was re- lution that will permit farm op- room when the Incident occurred. age rose 2.51 at 653.99. Mr. Hoffman asked to be ab! Recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Miller ordered the jurors locked to build a.bi-levei home with Bond Issues Garrison leased on his own recognizance. erators to survive the threat of Of 1,320 issues traded, 652 rose Charles Scott, Rt. 35, was Mrs. up overnight for the first time second floor larger than" tr confiscation," Hughes said. and 432 fell New highs tor the Scott's brother, John Alberts, of The men arrested last month during the trial to prevent their first, on a lot with less than tr year totaled 35. The single new Kingston, N. Y.' Were Okayed Wins Unit's were William Louis Schech, 28, Earlier, the convention re-elect- hearing about it. required 10-foot side yards, and Doyle Delmar Royal, 27. The ed Franklin C. Nixon of Vince- low was Home-take, which fell TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- While Swanson underwent emer- was asked to resubmit a pk missing man was identified by town to his !Oth two year term Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Field, sey voters approved nearly J82 gency treatment at a hospital, he plan showing the larger floe Top Prize the FBI as Jerry Clarence Rush as master, the highest office in The upside trend was more de- Rt. 35, entertained at a cocktail million worth of school bond told newsmen he came here to kill plan in relation to the lot. party in their home Saturday in ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-Cly* 25. the state Grange. cisive among the 15 most active P. Edward Waitt, 232 Allen P issues in 1961-1962, state Educa- Garrison of RD 2, Elmer, was Hoffa—a man he had never met— stocks. Twelve advanced and celebration of Mr. Fields birth- tion Commissioner Frederick M. The FBI said Royal escaped Also re-elected to the Grange because of a vision he had last Long Branch, came before tin day, which was Monday. presented the award of the New from the Baltimore City Jail three declined. board to seek approval of a non Raubinger announced today. Jersey State Horticultural Socie- Executive committee were Wil month. Martin-Marietta was the most Raubinger said 71 bond issues Oct. 29 with four other convicts. liam A. Schlechtweg Sr., Free- conforming lot that would be en- ty today for the top tomato yield The others have been rounded "It sounds crazy, but I just got active stock, up 1% at 23% on larged if be arranged a mimbe Alice Ruth Copeland, daughter were approved and 19 other pro- In the state this year. hold, overseer (second highest a message from a higher power," 193,600 shares. Second was Gen- of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Cope- up. office); Richard S. Brown, of 25-foot lots which he owns oi posals asking for $18.3 million Malcolm K. Creamer of RD 5 he said. He said the "message'' eral Dynamics, up >/ at 31% at land, Pine" St., celebrated her Schech, the FBI said, escaped Clarksboro, steward; E, Robbing 4 Sagamore Ave. in order to bul were defeated. Bridgeton, was named winner of came as he read the Bible In a 87,300 shares. Third was Bruns- from the Maryland State Penii Allen, Salem, treasurer, and Nor- there. ninth birthday Nov. 27. Bergen County led the state the award for top quality. Cincinnati, Ohio, hotel room in wick, up Vi at 18% on 84,000 in number of issues approved, 13, tentiary July 7. He was serving man T. Robinson Jr., Elmer, sec- Mr. Waitt said he wished The presentations were made at August. shares. Charles Jacubeski, son of Mr. and total valuation of the bonds, a 20 year term for robbery. retary. build on five of the lots, then the 88th annual meeting of the A voice told me—'You have to Next came Chrysler, off % at and Mrs. Charles Jacubeski, Or- $15,998,545. 1 by establishing conforming froni society. Also arrested in Las Vegas was Jack D. Sharp of Swedesboro kill Jimmy Hoffa - it said It 72% and Korvette, up % at 33J4- chard St., celebrated his seventh Middlesex County approved age of 125 feet, and add Garrison won with an average Miss Lorraine Constance Bowie, was elected lecturer. twice" he said. ^ birthday last week. four of seven proposals", allow- Yesterday's closing stocks: foot lot to a non-conforming 5 yield of 38.05 tons per acre on 32, of Baltimore, as an accessory ing for the issuance of $12,575,- The attack on Hoffa came a AC? Ind I-T-B Ckt Brk 15V- foot lot upon which a small hous 11.7 acres. Creamer's, tomato after the robbery. Johnl Han 45 Mrs. Richard Sonheim, Maida 000. Four proposals were ap- A majority in an election is ear to the day after Swanson vol- Adtmi EK Jonei * L .9 now stands.' crop consisted of 88 per cent U.S. Joy HUE 19 Ter., was honored at two parties proved in Union County provid- more than half the total votes untarily entered the Camarillo The board told him that, sine No. 1, 14 per cent U. S. No. 2 JUIes Lud tUUer Al 34 recently to . mark receiving her ing for $11,065,000. ' It adds up! More and more cast for all the candidates for State Hospital in Southern Califor- JUIef Fw Kcnl-COlt 67' the larger lot would conform and and'no culls. -UUtd Ch papers as a U.S. citizen on Nov. Morris and Ocean County people use The Register ads each that particular office. A plural- nia for observation. AHU Ctud Kreue BB Jhe smaller,tract-would be en- The 4-H tomato award winner Aloot 13. Her husband entertained at voters approved nine "and re- issue because results come fast- ity is an excess of votes over the He was discharged Jan. 10 with U Al hariced, no variance would be re- was Daniel Hawkins of near Ma- _Un AlrllQ ..._.- C*N a breakfast party at Freehold jected two each, with Morris pro- er.—Advertisement. number for the next opponent the notation, "improved." l*h>ort C quired. nalapan in Monmouth County JUI Bit S Lctl Val lot the day she became a citizen, viding for an expenditure of $9,- Am Ou LOF Gl&M The Future Fanners of America Am Ciu and the following Friday, six 174,500 and Ocean $5,676,500. Am MF.r Lit. McN-tt, winner was Joseph Dibella of Am Hot Llgg _k Mr couples surprised her with a No bond issues were proposed Am -mill LJtU-i Irnl Swedesboro. Both the 4-H and Am at. Lukeni SU Crash At party in her home. Mrs. Son- in Cape May, Hudson or Salem For the one who has Am T«1T Hack Tr* FFA awards are based on the Am ToT.T Mar-th Oil ' heim is a native of Germany. County. Warren County's lone Am VUCOM Martin M best use of good production prac- everything.... except a Amp Inc Merck 5 Comers issue, $87,000 for a site and build- tices. An-coDda MOM The Randolph Beardsley's, ing in Washington borough, Was Arm-o 111 Minn M*M MIDDLETOWN —Two persoi E. Emil Novak of Mount Holly Armour Ho Pac A Sleepy Hollow JW., were joined defeated by 12 votes. Armit Ck Monl Waj-d were treated for minor Injuries was second in the yield contest J-ihl Olt Nat Bl-c by relatives for a family reunion Atchllon Tuesday in Rivervlew Hospital with Johnson Cooper of RD 2 GOOD READING LIGHT All Refln N Cash Re» , on Thanksgiving Day when the Aveo Corp Nat Dairy after a three-car crash at Five Beardsley children came home Loan Approved Elmer, third. Bibcock w Nat Distill Comers, Rt. 35. B«ld Uiu Nat aypi for the holidays: Elizabeth from WASHINGTON (AP)-Approv- In quality, Harold and Glen Every one needs good light... for Nat Sled Police said Mrs. June Ricles, Bait * Ob NY Central Philadelphia where she Is em- ai of an $18^405 Community Fa- don Fox of RD 5, Bridgeton, were reading, sewing, studying, or working. Nla 11 Pw 38, of 56 Garfield PI., Red Bank, ployed; Josh, from Princeton cilities Administration loan to adjudged second and Horace Beal f No Am Av Relaxed eyes reduce tension and fatigu fists.* Nor Pac driver of one of the cars, and University; Mimi' from Wheaton Union Beach, N. J., to plan con- of RD 2, Bridgeton, was third. Bendtt Nwit Alrlln passenger, Mrs. Helen Hunter Bath Bl.el Norwich Ph College and Jim from St. struction of a sewage-treatment Eight growers in the state ex- often the cause of headaches and Bofinr Outb Mar 49, of 56 Spring St., Red Ban! George's1 School. plant was announced yesterday. ceeded this year the previous all- irritableness. Borden Owens III 01 were treated for cuts and bruise Borg Warn Pan A W Air 22% Construction is expected to be- time.high averags yield of 34.54 Brunswk Pimm Plct 3T(* at the hospital and released. Bucksye I. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Courten gin next June, the office of Sen. tons per acre, grown by Emldlo Sight Light is scientifically designed Bucr tele Penney JC According to pplice, an aui Bulova Pa Pw*Lt and daughter, Raynell, Kings Harrison A. Williams, D-N.J., Desilvio of Cedarbrook two years Pa R R operated by Peter Marx, 18, to guard against glare.'.. to produce Burl Ind Peprt Cola Hwy, Chapel Hill, spent the holi- was informed. ago. Can JI Fox Ave., Keansfburg, crashed it only an abundance of diffused light Cater Trao Perkln Blm days with Mrs. Courten's mother, Cslineia Phil El to the rear of Mrs. Ricles' cai ttiaf actually relaxes the eyes. Cbe» _> Oh PhlH Pet Mrs. Ray Boggs, in Ammlsville, Chrysler Pit Steel which was stopped on Rt. 35 fo Cttle- Sr Pub Bv K*O Va. Coca Cola Pullman a traffic light at the intersection Coll Pal Pure Oil What Next After Police said the Impact of t Colum Gai RCA Mary Ann Mott, daughte; of Coml Sol Raytheon crash sent the Ricles' car into thi Con Kdis Reading Co Mr. and Mrs. George Mott, And- Cont Can Itopub '811 rear of a car operated by Georgi Coop Be_ n.vlon over St,, made.her first Holy Com Pd Reyn Met H. Lockwood, Jr., 22, of 7 Fifd Cm Zall Iley Tob Communion in St. James Catholic Portraying JFK? St., West Keansburg. Mr. Loci cruc Bll Rob Fulton Church Saturday morning. Curtm Wi St Jo- Lead wood's car also was stopped f< Del A Hud 6t Ref Fap By BOB THOMAS said. Among the recipients: Dean Dent Bup B«ari Roeb the traffic light. DOUK Abro Shell Oil Parking Ban Plan AP Movie-Television Writer Martin, "Career"; Marlon Bran- Dow Chcm Sinclair Patrolman George Freibott Du Font Smith AO -lit vestigated. The injured wen SHREWSBURY - Parking re- HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Notes and do, "The Fugitive Kind"; Paul X>UQ It flocony Newman, "The Hustler"; Jack Bait Air Sou Pao 2573» taken to the hospital by loca strictions requested by the state comment on the Hollywood Eait Kod Highway Department for the scene— Lemmon, "Days of Wine and «WEjr DCttXMTO* CMMS COMIn.i. End John Bou V.1 6H police.' WITH POtllHtO SOLID MASS. Erie Lack -jerry lid . 13' establishment of a left-turn slot What does an actor do after he Roses". Flreatone ...rt Brani 61 Fla Pw Std Oil Cal 61 at the Intersection of Rt. 35 and has played the president of the Edward G. Robinson has been ria P_L 8U1 Oil NJ 57 .50 rood Fair fitudAbaker . Sycamore Ave. were typograph United States? That's the issue approached by two big concerns FMC Cp Texaco 59 Egg Market ically confused In a story which facing Cliff Robertson, now fin- to collect a large amount of art only 32 Fold Mot Tex Cl Prod 44 Oarrelt Tex a Sill 14 appeared yesterday. ished with portraying, the young for sale, as Vincent Price has Gen Accept Textron 27 NEW _-ORK (AP)-(USDA) Oefl Cigar Tldewat Oil 20 According to a Highway Depart- JFK in ''PT109." done for Scars Roebuck. It's not Gen Dynam Tran«*mer 4. Wholesale egg offerings on large ment map, parking' bans would He may hire himself for his own for him, says Robinson, "but I Gen Blao Un Carbld. 104 oen m> Un Poo M fully adequate; light on small be required on the west side production of "The Two Worlds approve of anything that introduc- am Motor- Unit Aim 51 sizes. Demand fair on large an Gen Pub VI United Cp 8 of Rt. 35 north of the Intersection of Charlie Gordon," which he per- es more people to real art". o Teitmi Irs I.lrm S9 good, on smaller sizes yesterda; for 400- feet; on the south side formed on television. It's an Im- Dean Martin takes January off Gen Tire VB PlywJ 41 CALL Gillette i;a nub 43 Whites: Extras (47 lbs. min) of Sycamore Ave. west of the aginative yarn about a man of for golf, then continues his heavy Glen Aid 118 Bmell 30 %3S>!4: extras medium (40 lbs, Intersection for 200 feet; on, the substandard Intelligence whose Goodrich UB Btoel 46i movie schedule. He goes to Para- Goodyear Van Al St! 3. average) 32-33; top quality ( north side of Sycamore Ave. I.Q. Is ralsod by an operation, His mount for "Every Wednesday Grace Co Walworth 8 lbs. mln.) 39-42; mediums (41 lb Gt A»F Warn B Flo 14 west of the intersection for 100 knowledge opens a whole new Night," the story of a Beverly Wn Un let VI' average) 3.^-3.'/.; smalls (36 lbs, feet; on the south side of Syca- world to him—and a romance— Greyhound III II 31 Hills poker game "that should OS 1-2434 lull Oil ..lit. Mot 43 average)' 28-29; pcewees 23-24. more Ave. east of ths Intersec- but then he,slowly reverts to his come easy to me," says the one- lamin P»p ' Woolwth Bt Open Evenings 'til I rero Pdr Ynnt BH * T M Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min, tion for 150 feet, and on th» north previous mental status. time card dealer. Until Christmas It O«nt Zenith n M 39-401,$; top quality (47 lbs. mln side of Sycamore Ave. east of ; it Bill itch "I bought tha:property because After that, Martin's company it Hlrv 4N-; mediums (41 lbs. average the intersection for 250 feet, t was tired of having the: roles nt Hick Joins Frank Sinatra's for "Rob- Auth.rliMl CKn.ril Iliatrl. Dl-trlkut.r nl Paper 34-38; smalls (38 lbs. averagi The borough is studying the I originated on the stage pr tele- ert'Hood," a tale of gangsters in nt TelSkTel HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN Just South Howard Johnson's 29-30; peewses 23-24. vision go to other actofc'k" he the 1930s. f1t , D«e. 6, 1962 BED BANK BEGISTER ; Mr, 8t*r nid fhrt am tbtq $4W,«0 to* bees distributed through its loundttioo, has doth- e foundation since it* anon Middletown Honor HFC Donates oated <77.OO0 to 525 privately tup- program began. Gifts go to fov ported to-educational and male year accredited colleges and in StudentsAnnoiinced To Colleges liberal arts colleges and univer- versitdes in the 47 states whe sities in the United States. Mon- the corporation operates, ai MIDDLETOWN - The follow- Wehrlen, Jeremy Wells, Wayne MIDDLETOWN - T. A. Saar, ing students have achieved the Weseman and Daniel Zaehring. Middletown manager, announced mouth College was one of therange from $50 to $1,000 eac high school honor roll for the Grade 11; Carolyn Askew, that Household Finance Corp schools benefiting. depending upon enrollment. first marking, period. Marly s Barrett, Susan Boots, High Honor Roll — Average of Jeff Bottger, John Bresaey, Anne 90 per cent or better: DiGlovanni, Carole Fazio, Rich- Grade 12; Cheryl Bagwell ard Feldman, John Ferry, Helen MIDDLETOWN ITS Charles Clericuzio, Marion Ger Foster, Leah Frederick, Linda stenfeld, Judith Krill, Jonathai Geary, Carol Goodhart, Gary Miller, Christine Monsees, Mar Greenip, Vickilynn Gruber, 1)1 AMERICAN garet Patrick, Marcla Sheridan, ane Hallman, Linda Halloran, Joy Socolchik, Henry Wallace Hannelore Hammer, William Georgia Whidden, Martia Wolff, Hanson, Kathleen Hayden, Linda and William Zagorski. 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L t STUDENTS FETED RED BANK BEGISTER Thursday, Dec 6, 196*-* the Wb. atoT «tl»)*iet BRUNSWICK - «*gJ«r^ <* CouacU of 4, Fredwld, who k O* redo!** Discuss Keyport Building Plan at 4 p.m. who hofel ia- (hee wMnlty. ^' ' -fc AaotfaerWnpt schools, to arrange .the jneetlaj ler Ms feelings about moving pattHog the state to remove Union d ichotarshlphtahl s OOn e of thhe ffet«d studtnti was [fkide by the Board of with Mr. Garrison. • ahead with the building pro- Beach but to so doing let the be filled at the ejection. The were honored today by thhe EEn- David P. Vaaderveer, RRt . t,t KDK light Co; scholarship. lJ!k> meetjrith Eari if Building Prog gram without meeting with toe people of Keyport be made aware boar-d• approved, two voting " *- Central School and the county superintendent Mr. Hartzler has for more thai county superintendent of that the cost of education-will places, schools. Unoou Hose Fire House, with to discuss Its DID- tt"**,'yswf urged the,boanJ tc go up." "V you asked me this before Board < member , Frank L. two machtnei at each polling the Union Beach-Keensburg con- LeugWin called the continued dis- &*<*• o^nuej attendant of Union ^^ ^ ^^ fereoces I would have said yes," cusskm on the building program In other action the boa/d: Beach students at Keyport High ,tudy recently initiated by Union replied Mr. Hartzler, and added "old hat" aad said the building Set Jan. 8 for Its regular month- Only LrHiW* Hw Thb ly meeting instead of New Year's Setool- Beach, and Keana&rg, :Mr, "but now I don't know. Maybe program should have, been put to Day, Jan. 1. Following the rejection of a Hartzler wid he felt "the Mr, Garrison can give us the public referendum long ago. ROYAL PORTABLE saggeadoo by Joseph Ferrente, won't approve the reglonallzatlot information." Mr. Walling gave the feeling of Accepted the resignations of TYPEWRITER I, TABU building chairman, to "scuttle with Keahtburg 11 we provide Mr. Hartzler told the board its the majority of the board by say- teachers Larry F. Frey and Mrs. the entire program and go along tor the Union: Beach stadenu.T big decision was to make up Its Ing "the final say U up to the Lu<*U«CoufaU. , ; with' only a new gymnasium and He added that he' thinks "the mind whether '"you want Union voters, hut our responsibility Is Accepted with thanks a gift of a music room," the board Tues- ttate feels Keyport won't nuke Beach. What worries you Is that to submit a program." $50 fren the High School' PTA day algot authorized John 0. these provisions." '' If you build and Union Beach 'To put. aside the fears to be used to purchase* technics! Barfzler, superintendent of Mr. Ferrente asked Mr. Hartz- leaves. What are you going to da eral board members about a pos- books for the school library. with the rooms?" sible excess of rooms if Union Announced a special meeting OomplMt with Board Unanimous Beach should leave after a build- will be called during this month laattan Try SWANNELL'S The board was unanimous In Ing program is undertaken, Mr. to adopt a tentative budget for ctmrlnf cut FREE! (to determination to, have Union Hartzler said the seventh and next school year. , FOR NO MONEY DOWN Beach remain and President eighth grades could be organized START PAYING IN « Frederick J. Walling said the big with the senior high school with SMOKER'S GIFTS problem was "now do we keep state approval. DRUM CORPS COMPETE 65 BROAD ST. We cater to the smoker! Come In UUnioi n BBeachh witih us, not ddo we He reportedd there would be ap- UNION BEACH - The Junior RED BANK and see what we have for those on want to." proximately 600 Keyport students Drum Corps sponsored by the Dour, your Christmas list. Borough Fire Department was He suggested that concrete under such a plan in the high rU, 171 SMITH ST. HAHOOANY C1GAK HUMIDORS ...... _...J1.1» host, to the New Jersey Area Jltw BrauMck, : plans for a building program be school. ImporUd Mmvhllll presented to the state to show Mr. Laughlin injected "some- Council Drum Corps at a contest Menlo Pmrk, Cor. Madison Ave. TUM8H WATEB PIPES J ll.CO B. ft Sunday in Memorial School. Umttuum. fIRTH AMIOY HTM, Uuiut S»l*etlon fram 4.10 «p •^"^"' Keyport's intent of keeping thing has to be done about the Traatoa, Union Be«ch. grammar school" and its .pres- Various corps competed as so- All stores open Every BKOAO aad MECHANIC STS. ' BED BANK oral KvzMHOM - m»n>An » 10 j lite board' president stressed ent condition. lo buglers, drummers and glock- Night UU Chriitoas. that "H we don't want to build, Secretary Donald A. an- enspiel players. MONMOUIH Including

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NO MONEY DOWN...NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS BELOW OLYMPUS ALLEN - Kcd flank KcgMct Half Century of Seme HUM Bmt Btmt, BU WuM. M J. SCOTT EttabUifaed 187S by Joha H. Cook tad Hem? City By GEORGE i SOKDLSKY THOMAS OtVING BROWN, PnbUiber IKS-USI REPORT JAMES J. HOGAN. Edttnr M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager No public official in any part of tfie country is W. HARRY PENNDyGTON, Production Manager By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT comparable; to Robert Moses in his devoted, and un- Thomw J. Bly Artbur Z. Kamla and WUllun F. Sandford Frank W. Harbour WASHINGTON - Russia Is ending and mostly uncompensated public service for BxecutlTt Editor AuoclUt Edltora Illddtetown Buieiu Mir. again trying to establish a direct nearly half a century. Of the Al Smith tradition, Moses airline to the U.S. Member of (he AmctaCed Press regarded public service as a career and be gathered ___ _ _ jnm I* aautiM ueiiuinir ttbi wm nmibiinuun'oi tu tk* k*» atm yrutxi General G. S. Schetchikov, first deputy director of Aeroflot, sod u uui UIIPVIT w mil u in AJP am duvun about him able executives who built for General B. M. GayaroUky, com- Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association munications head of the govern*- New York City a superb park system, Member'Audit Bureau ol Circulation ment-owned airline, have been in for New York State a beautiful and use- n* tut Buk R«|UUr autunti flnx&vJu rtipontiblilUa_ . a tor trpognplticii arrora ill •4»rtl*ta)»Dt*. this country several weeks dis- M •ni«uli rtpria"print wttboowtthout chut*chut*, tbu ppart of an tdv«Uiei»ti•rtiitn»{it Ilan wblctwblcb) tbttitt trpofraptuctrpofrapbli u ton ocean. cussing nicb a plan with State ful parkway system and for the St. nituin flU cuu> DMO tmmsdlsuiy ol tny «rror which may occur. Department and other authorities. Lawrence River, a power utility. He also Ibi« »wmp«r unimu n» tupoulbllUMi Iw utinnii ol opinion! in Mtura from IU iMdin. Accompanied by General A. N. manages the Triborough Bridge Author- Subnnpuca PIMM u tinaet L*u Uin I mw. Par month fLW 12 montln~«8.00 6 monUis-* (.1 Chlzhov, air attache of the Rus- •Hull* OODT (i eamMr. T earu Btt&glt copj by mau, 10 eenu » monUi>-|13.IKI S nuraUu-* ISO sian embassy, the two Aeroflot ity and the New York World's Fair. He chiefs have conferred with Wash once held 11 jobs but & salary only THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1962 ington and New York airport of- ficials on the leasing Of landing, for one. maintenance and other facilities. SOKOtSKY At 73, Robert Moses can do more Indicated aim of the Soviet is a In the Public Domain direct air route between Moscow of a day's work than most and Gov. Nelson Rocke- and New York, with landing feller's plea, on dismissing Moses from one position, On the day her husband was year-old girl asked, "Why does Mrs rights at Washington's huge new that Moses was overloaded is nonsense. The fact is inaugurated as President of the Kennedy allow stories about 'How Dulles International Airport. Pan American Airways is that Rockefeller wants Mose's's job on the Park Council United States, Mrs. John F. Kennedy Fell in Love' and similar stories t greatly interested in this proposal. "Well, for heaven's soke...lt wos bound to for his brother, Xaurance, who is also overloaded with described her emotions: "I felt as be printed in magazines? It is rathe; The U.S. line would like to estab- happen. They moke these things too donged lish direct air service to Russia numerous real estate'and other business operations. though I had just turned into a piece difficult to think of the First Lad life-like nowodoys...!" in exchange for the granting of similar rights here. The Rockefellers must be jealous of the Kennedys, but of public property. It's frightening in the same class as a movii The Kremlin has been seeking that is no excuse for asking a competent, efficient, to lose your anonymity at 31." actress." A California man oppose a direct air connection here for more than 2>/4 years. honored public servant to resign in favor of nepotism. Since that day, the world has her appearance in a romance pub Your Money's Worth; These on-again-off-again nego- There is no criticism of Laurahce Rockefeller. He learned to know Mrs. Kennedy as lication. A New Jersey woman, ex tiations were abruptly shelved several months ago, shortly be- has been "vice president of the New York State park "Jackie" and has become used to pressing "shock" and "anger" for The Russian Budget fore die historic showdown over seeing her—on the back of an ele warded a protest to the Whit the withdrawal of missiles and Council, appointed by Gov, Lehman long before Kelson other offensive weapons in Cuba. Rockefeller became governor. There must oe crifidsm phant, swimming in Italy's waters, House, saying: "I call your attentioi By SYLVIA PORTER The resumption of these long' on a prancing horse, showing the to this because I feel you are in pending discussions is viewed as of the governor's bad manners, his ineptitude in pro- (2nd In a series of 2 columns) a significant indication of the im- posing that Moses resign to give his brother a, dance nation's television audience through position to do something about this.' proved relations between the two This coming Monday the Kremlin is slated to sub- countries. , to shine in the public eye. It was absurd of the gov- the White House, playing with her The White House reply was thi mit to the Supreme Soviet (Parliament) an all-time ernor to propose that when Moses resigned Ms numer- children and addressing the French same: "As Mrs, Kennedy is a publii high record budget aimed at stimulating production, TRAVELING PLANS-If con- Canadians in French, to mention figure, articles can be publishei easing acute scarcities and raising the quality of her f 91 per cent in the top individual income tax bracket materialize. Republican or Democrat As Dr. Ellsworth Raymond, professor in charge of Rus- White House Insiders say the Since the election, Rockefeller has been remote sian-Area Studies at New York University, wryly re President Is thinking In terms of an extended trip that wpuld In- from the public. Announcing himself as a candidate EVENTS OF YEARS AGO marks, "In Russia, the more you earn, the better ofi clude Alaska, Okinawa, the Phil; for the presidency in 1964, prematurely, and advising From The Register's Files ou are: It's quite unlike the tax structure here." ippines, India, Pakistan, and pos- sibly Indonesia. Republicans to go slow, he stirs the embers of the She gets a fair percentage from a "profits tax' 50 Years Ago School and passed resolutions and wrecked his car when hi conservative fire in both New York state and Califor- asking that the post of road su- swerved to avoid a dog in thi which falls mainly on manufacturers of consumer POLITICALS — Ted Kennedy, nia. The conservatives are not likely to accept Rocke- In a lively meeting, the Red pervisors be abolished because It road and hit an electric light goods and which also is passed along to the consumer 30-year-old brother of the Presi- Bank councilmen decided not to was unnecessary, and that Town- pole. dent, has yet to take the oath feller. On the other hand, some non-political persons, impose local censorship of mo- ship Committee meetings be held in the form of higher prices. .'..' of office as U.S. senator, but there carried away by the size of the Javits vote for senator, tion pictures and vaudeville at night instead of in the after- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Van- Here is how Raymond calculates the Soviet gov is no limit to his vaunting am- are already mentioning him for vice president which shows. A representative of the noon. Schpick. of Eatontown, celebrate! bitions. He has already applied YMCA had earlier asked for a their 50th wedding anniversary. fitment'financed her budget last year. for a seat on the much-sought will stir up very ugly opposition in many parts of the censorship ordinance to, prevent Albert Smith was elected chiel 1—By far the largest percentage of her revenues— Foreign Relations Committee, country and a rampage of antagonism from Gov, Nel- "indecent dancing" in vaudeville, of the three fire companies ol George White, known as thi roughly 41 per cent—came from the so-called turnover and now he ij aspiring to a place son Rockefeller. In a word, the pot is boiling in these but coancilmen and citizens felt Eatontown Township. Sage of Wayside, celebrated hi; on the even more powerful Ap- that the mwe would be danger- 83d birthday. tax, levied primarily on consumer goods. This tax is propriations Committee. Jt's vir- parts and turning out a very smelly stmJ From it, ous. Loci* 3- Tetley pointed out insignificant on heavy machinery and other industrial tually unprecedented for a nothing, good can come to Rockefeller. that such a law might endanger 25 Years Ago State''Motor Vehicle Commis- equipment, for these goods are purchased mostly by "rookie" to be named'to either ot the press. Anyhow, of these top committees, but Red Bank Fire Chief Jacob sioner Arthur W. Magee an- It is curious, in American politics, how minor inci- i the government. But the turnover tax on consumer young Kennedy seetns to be con- he laid, wen tfcmigh the movies Bloom and Mrs. Bloom celebrated nounced that the new law mak- dents take on national significance. Gov. Nelson Rocke- *hc™ iciifs i.id gun fights, in the ing inspection of vehicles ob- items ranges from 40 to 300 per cent, and the more fident he has a good chance to their silver wedding anniversary make one of them.' feller has groomed himself for the presidency, prepar- en<[ v.rtse t':»3'/$ triumphed, and at a family' dinner in their.Wash- ligatory would soon be put into in item is deemed to be a luxury—butter, clothing, effect. therefore the total effect was a ington St. home. lerfume—the heavier the tax. If he does, a number of con- ing for it since the administration of Franklin D. Roose- moral one. siderably more. senior senators velt He has met with some measure of success in Prices of the new 1938 Ford: will be very unhappy. The/ are George E. Truex of Hudsor Profits Tax New York State, "but generally, the American people Doga got into the chicken yard Ave., Red Bank, lost three tett were announced. They ranged seeking these prizes, ,.too, and of Robert Hartshorne's place in from $599 for a coupe to $904 for 2—The next biggest—26 per cent—came from the have a lot more claim to them do not know him and have not been particularly im- Highlands and killed 10O chickens, a convertible sedan. irofits tax, imposed on all the planned and unplanned than newly-ejected Kennedy, pressed by his personality which is strictly cosmopoli- valued at $250. CARMICHAEL whose term drily runs for two Navy officials denied reports irofits of factories. This tax was initiated under Stalin years, when he .'has to campaign tan New York; He has, on the whole, been a competent ind it has become steadily more important. Since most again. Foremost among those Martin Max Trudes bought the I'P SAY 1t\\4 WAS that the Naval Air Station a governor" of New York state, but not a beloved one, as, Slattery farm in Everett at auc- Lakehurst would toon be closed. of heavy industry operates at a very low profit or at with a strong claim for a seat for instance, Al Smith wasV His personality is pleasant on the Appropriations Committee tion for $-J,M0. THE B»W&5T Wm Mrs. Leon de la Reussille o! a loss, consumer goods produce most of the profits tax is Senator Clatr Engle, D-Callf., but cold; he lacks the vibrant humanity of John F. Op THE VfeAR— who has besn a member of Con- George T. Linton of Mechanic Broad St. was named a wlnnei and the people pay it in the end via higher prices. ; Kennedy. ress since 1944, and before be- St., Red Bank, bought a nine- in a national crochet contest. Here's an illustration of the weight of these two ing elected/to the Senate was acre tract on South St. between «AUWfcWkfc :axes on the Russian people. In 1961 Russia estimated chairman of the house Interior Pihckney Rd. and Bergen PI. The Middletown railway statioi Affairs Committee. Able and from the Beyer estate for about platform caught fire. Kenneth the income of its workers at 90 billion rubles. In that "CaroUne?--Caroline Who—f?" hardworking, Engle has the back- $1,000 an acre. Smith saw the blaze ,from hi year retail trade in state and co-operative stores to- nearby home and called neigh- ing of Senate Democratic leaders taled 80 bjllion rubles. Of that 80 billion, 53 billion For, an appropriations assignment. Most of the fishermen of Bel bors, who put It out. ford had their pound boats out| represented the turnover and profits tax combined. ' Lettem From Nixon of the water for the winter. They Obadiah E. Davis of Mapli 3—The income tax produced only 9 per cent of Former Vice President Nixon were busy digging clams. Ave., former Monmouth Count; her revenues. Russia's income tax is both a direct tax is raising a lot of puzzled eye- sheriff and former mayor of Red brows in GOP circles. In his The Raritan Vigilant Society, Bank, observed his 87th birthday. on incomes and a special tax on spinsters, bachelors spectacular "farewell" press con- which had been organized some and families with less than three children. (Our equiva- ference, Nixon avowed he was years before at a time when Betty Goldin, Angelina Mazza lent of that special tax is our system of exemptions/ through with politics. Yet every hwse thieves were aclive in the Florence Moline, Anna Pagano, successful Republican member of vicinity, elected as officers: Mary Falvo, Sydney Adler. Mike 4—The balance—24 per cent—came from a mix- Congress has received a letter of Aaron Morris, president; James Gentile, William Daniels, Ormond ure of taxes and sources. The Kremlin earns fat profits congratulations from him— and, C. Hendrickson, vice president; Kearney, Charles Lendon, Fred quite a number of them are "rom her trade with her satellites, openly defrauds the privately wondering how tome Charles X. Crawford, treasurer, Nichols and Coinda Scott, all latellites under her "barter pacts." She taxes the and J. P. Brewer, secretary. members of Miss Dorothy Mete- and why! ... Sam Pryor, able gar's class in River Street >rofits of the little artisan co-operatives. She imposes and popular vice president of Pan American, Airways, is retiring Plans were drawn for a big ad- chool, presented o Thanksgiving tax on collective farms; a tax on land, a tax on next April. Formerly National dition to the Sigmund Eisner fac- >lay. tory on Bridge Ave. It was musements, a tax on utilities, a bunch of other minor Republican Committeema.n from planned to install a new depart- J. II. Schreiler, superintendent axes. Connecticut, Pryor plans to move ment for knitting sweaters. his permanent home to Hawaii... f Riverview Hospital, reported Each year the Soviet budget soars to a new peak, hat 24 patients a day, on aver Publicly, the White House Is say- The Eureka basketball team of l!o, were being treated there. ind since Russia never runs a deficit in her budget, ing nothing about the 1963 San Ji'-d Hank lost its first game of [lie capacity of the hospital was his means that each year more money must be col- Francisco mayoralty race, which the season to Asbury Park, 38 to already Is at fe.vei' pitch: But 19 patients, During October, 13 ected. In Russia, where consumers finance the giant 14. The players made the (rip to abics were born In the hospital. wrlvatcly, lieutenants of the Pres- Asbury Park in Thomas Mc- tart of the budget, this has meant increasingly confis- ident are making no bones they Knlghl's automobile. Francis Joseph Reynold!, editor catory taxes. favor Representative John Shel- ley—an original Kennedy sup- and author, died at the age of Oppressive as our, tax structure is, to. the little The Taxpayers' League of 70 at the home of tils daughter, porter. Although just re-elected Shrewsbury Township held a spe- Mrs. Frank A. Quackenbush, But- consumer In the Soviet Union our Bystem would be for an eighth term In the House, 6-Thursday, Dec. 6. 1962 (See ALLEN-SCOTT, Pa» 7) cial meeting in the Little Silver tonwood Park, Shrewsbury.. taxpayer's heaven. i DM) ionm RED BANK BEGISTCE Tbsrsiay, D«c. 6, 1962-7 a«« **A £? 175 Attend Alleri-Scott t yi f *nf tfr* MftT u% ss. ., aM ConqMon, aatf attoaw Gooney Birds Still essistest super! Blandest Aaders tad Ms (Copttnwl) lor towertowr ^fr^mfrfMndpdr A Indian Guide rtb«"Rum*>n-Ftir Haven Regional!Charln, Jr., "Red CIMMP< m4 Shelley U already builly running Kennedy, lather of tbe P Know When High School. Resposdiiv to roll ''Red Foz." Hvmri tor mayor. has opened a eye wt .•: these events from your Social wood School recently. birtjhjilaces. Security office-If you have lost Midway and an unknown island the one originally given toyou . Den 4 won (be top honors for in the Aleutians (where the goon-1 having the most parents present. eys spend, me summer) are the, Dens 1, 2 and 5 staged enter- only places in the world where tainment skits. the birds gather la huge numbers. Hazlet Hie following received awards: The gooneys fly away from Mid- Installation of officers will be Walter Hook, Robert Lover way in June but always return held at the regular meeting of Isldge, Paul Sinnott, Roy Meyer, by the end of November. (he Chestnut Hill Civic Associa- Kurt Rickenbrecker, Allen Hook. Attempts to lure the big crea- tion next Wednesday'night, Dec Service stars were presented tures to other nesting places have 12, at the Shore Point Inn, Rtt.o — Garry Christiansen, Dwight failed. The Navy fixed up Green J5. Officers elected were Carl Ruoge, Andree Veils, Allen Island, 80 miles from Midway, AtMnsofl- president; Mrs. LoHooku , Thomas Herdwwskl, Jeff ih 19 runways to accommodate] Lozito, vice president: Mrs. Jack DaHiman, Ben Ciittoit, Walter e gooneys. The brass figured Siebeny, secretary, George Volpe Hook, Ronald Guba, Steven ich a layout would be just what treasurer. Santa Claug will attend Muiphy, Robert Loversidge, :hey would want if they were and there will be group singing. BiHy Slattery. gooney birds. It didn't work. The The annual Christmas party for Paul Sinnott, Michael L. Be- albatrosses took,a look at their ala Mark Landolt, Jules Top- Iki way to please • man at Christmas ft the children of Chestnut Hill will f new home and flew right back to !>e held Sunday Dec. 23 in thefer, Jr., Glenn Maloney, Jeff to nafce yew flKr selectioa from HIS poh» Midway. development Gifts will;be dis- Nelson, Stephen Calafato, Ttauny of view. Tfcofs easy ta do ken, where Once the Navy tried sprinkling tributed by Santa for ill $e chil- Cortelfo, Dennis Devlin, John rones, Roy Meyer. we km the brands that be knows art lothball* along runways. The!dren. • ••••••-•• birds mistook them for gooney Tommy Morrison, Keith Jack- tveryAbg styled to a mm't ggs and sat on them. Another! son, John Stevens, Arthur Reedy, me, tires and sulphur were The Men's Club of St. John's r., Ronnie Breckenrldge, Rob- .... burned to smoke them oat Bj.Methodisj t Church will hold a He Howie, Gregg Nelson, Terryj ALWAYS WELCOME zookas and mortars were fired to Christmas meeting witt ladies' Breckenridge, Terry, Devlin. She's phoning scare them. The gooneys seemed light and a covered-dish supper Bobcats inducted were John L. to spread enjoy the show. t the church, rooms Monday Dec. Frank, Douglas H. Douty, 17 at 7. o'clock. A program will diaries W. Mackin, Jeffrey F. THE NEW the news VOTED AGAINST follow. Xessler, David W. Conover, Gor- DECLARATION don E. Morrison, William Boyd, ,The good word travels COLUMBUS, Ohio (APMen. The Women's Society of Chris-Timnay Dinen, Billy Brecken- fastest and best by Thomas- Worthktgton, whose Ian Service of St. John's Meth- idge. ABBEY MEN'S SHOP home has been preserved and dist Church, beM a Christmas (2 IROAO ST. RED RANK phone. 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l WII.UAM -rt;A A' *ttt'.'t v .^ik S. WHITE WASHINGTON - The pata perils of being the fcnpl for fte IM* JUfitaHica nomination are clc-s- In Upon Gov. Nelson Kocke- sr ofNew York, Wi*,*e •ager asalsttnce of both Demo- »nd right-wing Repubil- These two groups, who differ on nearly everything else, ue united fa one single-minded en- terprise. To "cut f Rockefeller down to site" before the new year, 1963, has become at all old. The Democrats have sig- "Aw, Dad, you'ra not reading, 1 saw; that story on TV naled their decision that he is and tt didn't 90 Hk. ttiitt" , . the man to beat by the1 very fact that tor the first &» they have HETVRN H0H FLORIDA timed • running assault upon kirn. Heretofore. they bad left UNION BEACH — Mr. and Grant ilffl largely alone, outside New Mrs. Jam*'-?. MeCarjty, Sr., Yoft State. .. 540 Momingside Ave. sad their Fo* Library Conservative' and ultra-con- sons, John' and Joseph, and Jo- servative Republicans, too, have seph McCartty, Uflloa City, re- At College already picked him as the man cently returned from a vacation to beat. In various meetings — WEST LONG BRANCH - Tte not all of them yet publicized- in Florida. literary Society Foundation, Inc.', they are. talking mainly now of On fct-trip, .the-McCarthy of New Yorit City bu awarded doing this through Sen. Barry family vMtMh JamM E. McMosnout- * College a grant of fZS6 GMdwater of Arizona. And GoM- Carthy, Jr.,. Who is serving,on toward the purchase of books fo water is the nominee most of the USS'ftirtmell at Charleston, the German Department. mem probably would really pre- S.C., Naval Base, ' . fer to1(h e end. It does 'not W The Monmouth College Library low, however, that tfieir strategy Association will match,this gram is limited to Goldwater's capac- It adds up! More and' more with • purchase in the samity to obtain the nomination for people we. Tie Register ids each amount,. In .accordance with ai himself. . issue became remits coine fast- agreement with, the foundation. er.-AdverUsement. .. Dr. Dorothea W. Dauer of West Win Go Elsewhere i»g Branch, associate professor They will go elsewhere if nec- of languages asd teacher of Ger- essary, even thqugh just where man, laid [he college would pur- it Is Impossible as yet to pre- chaa«. books for her literature dict. • Their interest in either Corduroy is big all over, but we had to go all and culture fovntt, textbook* to Gov.-elect William Scranton of the way to Spain to find it at its elegant best. be used % future teachers of Ger- Pennsylvania or Gov.-elect Knit trim inset in shawl collar matches pocket. man, and various grammars. George Romjiey of Michigan, or Old World detailing in warm liner trimmed with The Literary Society Founda- both, will be considerable, as- tion, which promotes interest in suming that in the next year the genuine leather is fit for your favorite hidalgo, (he teaching of German, said thepolicies of either or both can be Genuine viyelfa fart an plaid flannel slipper folds 35.00. grant waj renewable. nude to fit reasonably well with- in me principles of orthodox into itself for travel. 3.95. Classic leather opera Dr. Dauer, who received a doc- Republicanism. torate from the University of Tex- slipper gets a festive touch in neat braid trim. aa, is faculty advlier of the col- TSe essential point, in short, By Evans, 7.95. lege's German Club. is mat the old Taft wing of the G.Ov|>. Is stirring in determina- tion that Rockefeller ft must not be—whoever else it may. be. Fund Lauds The 19M convention thus Is likely to produce a confronta- tion similar to that of 1952 in Mrs. Davfe which Dwight Eisenhower de- feated the late Sen. Robert A. NEW YORK - Mrs. WllflaJjii Taft for the nomination by pow- Shlppen Davis, 143 Grange Ave., er plays in whjoh the "modern" She's phoning Fan- Haves, N. J., was one ofRepublicanism of the Eastern eight former Wee presidents of seaboard overcame the tradition- to cheer a the United Hospital Fund of New al and Midwest-based Republi- York who have received congrat- canism of which Taft was both friend ulations forwor k done "on behalf leader and philosopher. of me people of New Yprk, whose 1 lives were enriched because you There are, however, signifi- A Borsalino hat made m Italy of lustrous valour* The sound of your voice served.". " : :"::- cant' differences. The Eisenhow- does wonders for folks er,of 1952 was jpplitlcally an un- is a finfi e giftift, 25.002500 . AnAdd if you'r' e not sure aboub t H Donald M. known factor;'cfo» orthodox Re- > * size we suggest bur gift certificate packaged in # who're lonely or shut* of the fund, * publicans were not so mucb in. Why not chase some, zation's congratulations to (face deeply against Hm a* deeply in its own box with a complimentary ball point pen. § eight and to 102 bMpitalvokm- favor.flfTaft.,3«9 tt 1W4 Rocke- one's bti(|ej^away right. teers who have ib& feUs**%in «fraf had-'fix4 years no\v? t^i ' of a public record' dotted al- Mrs. Davis was in offite from ready with impermissible devia- 1950 through 1951 tions .from what ttoe conserva- tives regard as the true Repub- licanism. There will be, to them even more reason to resist him than there was to resist' Eisen- hower. •',•' '. ,=..'-: • ' DbtTpllned Party MoreoteV; though the G.O.P. is a disciplined party and thus ran an outwardly tidy party shop mrougii;Uie Eisenhower years, ,. * the general brought a traumatic shodejto the regulars wfcfch they will not soon forget. Rockefeller Pendleton virgin wool plaids are woven from, se- for tUli reason, too, may be lected western fleeces in muted ancient tartans» pushiag ' at • a door harder to Or bold red combinations. Robe, 25.00.' open than was at last opened Unusual ties? Imported European suede leather to Eigenhower in. 1952. If there is on* thing the regulars don't in black, green, navy or natural, 3.50. want,•;}t' iA any more unryplcal Republicanism. AU .this means; that Governor Rockefeller's forward march has reached its. first real point of € crisis; Heretofore, he has had only to beat the Democrats of New York State, whose shrill and sullen backbiting among them- selves has eased his way all along. But from now on he will meet, incomparably heavier fire- power, from the national Demo- cratic) party on his left flank and from the orthodox Republicans on hfs right flank. He is for the first time about to be blooded in big-time com- bat. All that has gone before Synthetic pile, tipped with gray, looks like reel has been mere preliminary skir- Pendleton cap, 4.95. Pendleton vest, 11.95. Pen- fur, makes a great parka, 21.95. mishing; the battle of the pay- dleton woodsman's shirt, 14.95. off now approaches. And if he comes through it all he will have proved himself a tough and able political.general, indeed. in rhythmic cum-<*% Ex-Corpsmen

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Open Monday-Friday iMt||; Saturday '111 7 ty's CD-DC office, at the HaH of Records.' < , " B£D BANK BFSJSTER Symbolic Meaning la-Thursday, Dec! 6, Squad Elects tt #*» to, trewurwv wd JJktty event it wfuU still be a moun- 1963 Slate gtn,..trsil»e for tfete yqp. tain retreat lot boys Instead of Other line officers" will U\*nt a hustling dty of 13,500 persons To Kennedy's Trip ley MldoM, 'first lieutenant; busily engaged in supersecret nu- At Fairview Charles Dosict, second Jlaittn> clear experiments. By HAROLD R. WILLIAMS II started and it was from thai FAIRVIEW - William Kane ant; Mr. Kane, engineer; Mr. LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (AP)wa- r that Los Alamos started The President has never been was elected president of the Barto, first assistant engineer: Presldent Kennedy's trip to Loswork on the atomic bomb.. Theto Los Alamos! He ,wiH find a Fairview First Aid Squad for Thomas Brennen, second assirt- AlunM Friday holds a symbolic bomb ended the war. community Out is spread across 1963 at a meeting Tuesday night ant. the Pajarito Plateau—a series of meaning for this country's his- In a way, Los Alamos was in the Middletown No. 1 fire finger mesas created by long-ago tory. . spawne. .d on that date and It is house here. THE BRIGHT SIDE extinct volcanos—In the Jemez that without that He succeeds Arthur Soden, who On ttut day in 1941 World War conceivable Mountains. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - declined nomination for another While waiting for a bus, John It sits aljnost atop a mountain term. Mr. Soden was elected vice Lukemeler spotted a neighbor at 7,300 feet The only access is president. whose daughter had just married, by airplane, • helicopter or\ on a twisting, turning mountain road. Mr. Soden was re-elected cap- "Well," commented Lukemeir, The Hill City, as it is called by tain of the squad in the only "I see you've lost a daughter." the natives, is 35 miles northwest contest of the election. Richard "Yes, I lost a daughter," the of Santa Fe and 96 miles.north- O'Shaughnessy was the unsuc- neighbor replied," "But I've •announce* the appointment of x of Albuquerque, , cessful candidate. gained a bathroom." I has only been since February 1957 that the high, wire fence and the pistol-packing guards were re- Anderson Music moved. 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, THURSDAY, DECEMBER-6, 1962 7a EERr See Commiiiiftt Center a Reality New Jersey HAWTAN TOWNSBIF-The Conuwity Center Committee including the building, to the group for,$l»,500. The committee announced last night the tit appears certain itrHnf-atage goal' mutt pay $4,000 u a down payment; News Briefs of $5,000 jn collection wffl'be aiuecest. • ' , After-that, the group would set up a "general program," ! Mrs. OttJt Donat, president, predicted 4h»< when the drive •mosty for young people la the initial stage, to get the center NEWARK — State Sen. Donal it completed, '/WftWiU gooyer.the up." underway. " . C. Fox, D-Essex, says he will TWfundiamptlgn luu'lwwiexltmW^Jito, ««d may go - Officials'reported that a television 'set and furniture already seek election to a third term op until theimjddJe of the month, she reported;- About $3,000 have been donated, and'that a local contractor-has offered to next year. "My intentions ar hat been donated M far, it was reported. do some renovation work without charge. to run next year," Fox laid. " . The /ww-to-home.driv* Is aboat two-thirts.wmpleted, the' 1 MEETING ROOMS intend to sit down after the first buiinessmen'ceinpaign; 40 per cent completed, and professional The group plans' to convert the upper story of the house of the year with party leaden men, 10 per cent, • • - , into rtwq large meeting room. Liter,'it hopes to provide out- to discuss the campaign," There «|de facilities such u tennis court*. ' ;.• ; had 'been rumors that "Fox would ' TAKETITtE , become Essex County prosecutoi , The committee reportedly will take a long-term mortgage The committee's tint step, would be. to take title to a house if Prosecutor Brendan T. Byrne on the structure. . •Od four; acres o! property o« Middle Jta., war the high were' appointed to a Judgeshlp. school, which It plans to convert intt > wimrounlty center. Plans for the center have been in-the making for more thin Mr«. Richard Nicholson, At%ijoo. pottered the site. two years. When Fox won his first term In 1955, he was the first Demo- crat elected-to the sMe Senate Youth Loses from Essex County since 1908. TRENTON - A New York wontan and her husband have License In ffled $8MN In federal court suits against Princeton Univer- sity charging that she was in- Lieu of Fines jured when she fasD dowsi the BANK — The driver* steps of Palmer Stadltm at the license of a local youth was sus- Princeton-Dartmouth football pended for a year and CO days game last year. The suits were in lieu of three; fines imposed filed by Mrs. Marda D. Cll- and suspended by Magistrate man and her husband, Gerald CITED —William D. Roberts, left, recently appointed Civilian Periennel. Officer, of Williim I. KMIaky yesterday. H., of New York City. She ( eharged the university was the Army Electronics Command and Fort Monmouth, wai the recipient ,of honorsac- Robert L. Mrosz, 17, of 24 Rec- •egligent In operating the sta- corded by Ma j. Gen. Stuart S, Hoff, commanding general, who presented] him with tor R, wa» charged on Nov. 23 dium. Her $ZN,Mt suit said a citation received from the commanding general of the United States Army, Alaska, with speeding, to avoid arrest and there were no ports, barrleis passing red lights on West Front or railings to protect specta- for "exceptionslly" meritorius services as director of civilian personnel in. that com- St. at Pearl St. and Maple Ave. tors from falls and ao guards mand from 1959 until his reassignment here. Mr. Roberts, a Californian, itart«di:his •r ushers to lsstte warnings. 1 Patrolman Raymond Sergeant, civM service career over 20 years ago with the Corps of Engineers in his native) stats) Jr., who issued the summonses The suit said Mrs. UUman suf- ft 1:03; a.m., said; Mrosz was fered a bwtan wrist afld nose, and since has held various poiitions In personnel management and industrial relations. driviijg 60 miles an hour on Front bruises and cuts, shock and The. Roberts family lives at 116 Cold Indian Spring Rd., Wayside. permanent Injuries. Her hus- band sued for *SM«. Mrosz was fined $40 for speed- ing to avoid arrest and $10 foi tbered light violation. The penal- TRENTON — The state Con- To Grade Recreatwwa Site ty was changed by Judge Klat- servation D epartment has TAUIN9 rT OVW-Bee».d oHieUii reeV»ly m«t ^Ne^ IrMniwick-to talk oy.r sky to license suspensions of one awarded an engineering contract NEW SHREWSBURY - legal restrictions encountered.' en t spoke, on , the questlqn of to Charles J. Kupper of New problems -they wHI find in office—trt.tha 1962'Forwm.for'Fraafiolders, given at Rutgers year and 30 days, respectively. Michael J. Stavola agreed last The contractor said he hi whether the right site had-been Market to design a dam on South Mrosz lost Us license for an night at a special meeting of the never gotten any topographical chosen for the recreation area. University under the sponsorship of the" New Jeriey AHoeiition of FreehoWen. River in Middlesex County. Con- map from the borough Restric- additional JO days for a missing Planning Board to level and A delegation of Pine Brook 1 servation Commissioner H. Mat tion Committee, and no one had Shown here art, left to right, Benjamin: H. Dahiltin, Neptune Township, efected to be license plate on a vehicle he was grade a 3Wx30O-foot recreation residents, with Kenneth Taylor Adams said the state Division of told him what to do at the site. driving Nov. 16 at 1 a.m. A $10 area on Murphy Rd. by the end as spokesman had tha deciding a member of the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders; George M. Menelli, Water Policy and. Supply has : fine imposed for that violation of next week. Mrs. Frank Steckhahn of the voice. :.. ,.. •• \:' Jersey City, sheriff of Hudson County, andMcs. Katharine Elkus Whife, Red Bank, urged construction .of a tidal dam Recreation Commission said he was suspended. This will be done kt conformity Mr. Taylor' said the people In in the Sayreville area to prevent had been supplied with a sketch chairman of the New Jersey Highway Authority. Mrs. White addressed the meeting. with his agreement with the bor- that area would prefer this- site Edward Melvin, 27, of 120 salt water from getting Into well- of the deeslred area, and that ough of April 13,1951, to do this to waiting an undetermined length Montgomery Ter., was fined $105 water supplies. The contract he had her telephone number in and other work as a condition of time for. another'one to be for driving while on the revoked calls for submission qt a design case he had wanted further in- to the granting of a variance cleared and, graded. list tn Nov. 10 on Shrewsbury and cost estimates for the dam structions about leveling the to put up a new asphalt plant Man Foils Bank Robbery Ave. and detailed construction draw land. VonY Need Map ings of the dam, within six on Hamilton Rd. The members, of the planning Robert P. Holley, 14 Cherry St., Irving Cohen', president of the ELIZABETH (AP), — Robert Six customers tnd'U beak, em- went from window Us window months. body suggested; and Mr. Stavola an, employee of the, New Jersey In response to persistent ques- commission, said the land as i! DiscUer was not about to let twoployees looked On stunned and collecting stacks of bills. agreed, that he could grade the Highway Authority, was fined $20 tioning by Leon 3. Williams of now is—full of roots, with tree bank robbers get away with his unmoving as one of the gunmen At Mrs. Johnson's window, are and level a portion of it for careless driving, and Patricia WEST MILFORD — There'll Squankum Rd., the minutes were stumps around its perimeter—is a passed- from "teller to teller, Dischler, Weet-11 and ITS without a topographical map. urn:' stuffing $52,609 into a satchel. pounds,,. leajied. to. the attack. A. Vail, 100 McLaren SL, was be »o Christmas gifts this year searched and. it was established completely unusable for a play far teachers la local schools— The board pawed a resolution .The 24-year-old Air tyree vet- But Dischler swung into ac-During the ensuing -guafight, the same amount lot that Mr. Stavola had agreed in area. , > • at least not from the ponds. asking Mia, .Steckhahn to In- eran .had Just deposited the tion. He Jumped the bandit with Mrs. Johnson dropped to the causing an accident According to 1981 to complete this work There was along debate, dur- Jp Mad* Grtppl, superintendent ot spect the area it the end of. next money yesterday when' two th lt d td th floor and sounded the alarm. within 90 days, subject to any ing which almost everyone pres> armed robbers entered the Bay- the loot .and wrested the gun week and report to the board ffro m him-jktaMU dosd e rage, {HathP*- 5. ik tf di at its next meeting, Jan. 2. way Branch of the National State Iff tlreW shot and the robber Willia~ m Petiukey, fe, got in the gift* would pat* a hardship In a review of other portions Bank of Elizabeth. donbied'up clutching at his. sjnm- Uae of fire.durlng the exchange Rd. Nov. 9. fir- n the two new plants, but not out, .however, that the borough fbi- 17 months under President as, being in their 30s, entered the an emergency. The; general contract was under the Kerr-Mllls Medical >n the old one, which he stated, does not have funds for, such Eisenhower, Cooper said. "If Todd Continents bank at MO South Elmora St. . '^Anybody who'.tries.'.to. grab awarded to Jack J. - Preston, Care for the Aged Program. I am going to tear down." work. a gun is courting risks..top great the current Chinese (cease- In Trenton, meanwhile, state Middletown Townahi p, for Both bouses of the Legislature He , said that one plant had On the advice' of the borough ' Signals teUera even to think about, but his mili- fire) proposal should be accepted GOP Chairman Webster B. Todd $157,000. This was the lowest of adjourned Monday to Jan. 8, >een producing black smoke- for the board decide They drew revolvers from ttie tary training must have had by India, H would mean that charged that. partisan and "ir- 15 bids submitted. 1963. ibout three weeks during, the ir funds for; next year. bags. One covered'the entrance something to do with the way China would have obtained most resolute leadership on the part recent past, and that sometimes 1 Legislation Necessary ' rs of the governing body and .the second, mustached and he acted," said the elder • Disch- Frank C. • Gibson Inc.', Free- of-the objectives-It wanted.', when bluestbne Is unloaded dust "'If Hughes and the Demo- of Hughes was responsible for Iged to provide funds to wearing a baseball cap and dark ler. ' • • • •••' .' ' •' hold, on a bid of $19,340, the low- sidetracking the medicare bill in rises, but that other thanhhat that' the health board's est of'four.bids, was awarded the crats in the/Assembly fail to act," glasses, went up- to a teller's ,.If was likely that -no; small ATLANTIC CITY - Plans the Assembly. only water vapor carrying a Is completed. ,." Sandman said, "they will demon- cage, rapped it with the gun and part of Dischler's concern for his plumbing contract. < were tiled with the city build- small amount of dust comes strate the insincerity of their He said it appeared the gov- ; shouted: .,'.'• .', .'r .' • . .".'. ••; deposit, was connected with plans Elecjric Construction Crtrp., trbm the chimneys, there. ing department yesterday for a ernor was anxious to prevent "()K, all you tellers, get.it up, for the immediate-future. He' ex- " Branch, virith: a bid chest beating campaign concern Stt unit boardwalk apartment Republicans from getting credit James Brown, who presided In Ian Hearing get It up!" pects tp formally announce his the- lowest pf seven with the problems of the aged building for tenants: over (2 for passage of the Kerr-Miils the absence of the chairman, Ernest J. Freda, the. bank engagement on Christmas Day to bidders, -was awarded the con- 'yean old. The lt-itory build- citizens of this state." program. pointed out that the Air Pollu- majisger, signaled the three tell- Miss Loretta Herman, 21, of.+4 tract for electrical work. lag, to be ponstmeted by an- In suggesting that the Senate For Troopei* The bill was Introduced in the tion control Division of the state ers to co-operate. The", bandit Erie .St. thony P. MllUr, will be the come back, Sandman said Hughes Board of Health has been asked TRENTON (AP) - A court- •nie- Park Steel «• Iron Co. NepUtne City, wjtii a, bid of first prefect in southern New was trying to push through the Senate last January by Sand- to- make an Inspection of the Iriartiai Wring for State Troops Jeney started under the Fed- traffic safety legislation before man. lant. • • • er Richard C. Frederick of How- $1,963, the lowest of three bidsr was awarded the steel contract. eral Housing Administration's ell Township will resume in Jan- program for providing housing uary. No date has been set. G. E. Schilling, Inc., Shrews- for the aged. The cost was Frederick's attorney, Charles bury, with a bid of $33,130, the listed as $2.1 million. Rentals Frankel, requested the extension lowesfof five bids, was awarded will start at $8S per month In- following the third in a series the contract for heating- and ven- cluding utilities for an elllcl- of closed hearings yesterday. tilating. eiicy apartment. Assistant Attorney Gen. John Architect for the addition is J. Bergtn presented evidence on Norm,(tn W. Coates, !?Somerv!l, IRVINGTON — Allen Cohen, 14 charges of improper perform- It it planned to hbijsei'12: das's- 26, of 1039 ShermaniAve., Eliza- ance of duty and conduct detri- ruomi, a library,' and, auxiliary! beth, a Jewelry salesman, re- mental to the state police force, knch room. . ;;: ported to. police yesterday, the Frederick has called the theft of'more than $18,000 In charges an act of vengeance by jewelry from the trunk of his former Superintendent Joseph D. I Award $16,700 car here. Cohen said an as Rutter. sortment of diamond and an Frederick was suspended in For Project Lost tlque Jewels ;was taken Tuesday August shortly after he filed night white he and his wife Superior Court suit charging Rut- FREEHOLD — A Monmouth stayed overnight at his in-laws. ter was remaining In office ille- County jury here* yesterday He said the jewels were locked gally after reaching.the retire- a-varfled $16,700 for a 70xS00-foot in a brown leatherette sample ment age of 55. The suit was l«t being condemned by the Long case in the trunk of his car In later dismissed and Rutter re- neanoh Housing Authority for the front of the home at 49 Union tired voluntarily. ShreW*ury River redevelopment PI. Cohen said he opened the Frederick filed art unsuccessful projett. trunk today 'and found his case court suit a year ago contend- The award will be paid by the missing. He Is a salesman for ing he had been Illegally passed authority to Agnes B. Mazzei, of the Newark clothing and Jewelry over for promotion during his 1? I Newaxk, and Norman E. A. Per- shop at 282 Market St., Newarl years as a state- trooper'. ry, of, Raleigh, N. C, owners of Custom Table/Pads the property on Florence Ave. Last week to order for Christ- FlAriTOlS — ArnoW Qonover, Colts Neck Township, She Forgot The hearing was held before mas deliver. Call 741-J646, Shop dfes'white Frjdaric df^'y.' assistant to the Monrhouth NANCY, France'(AP.) ~ Since County Judge Elvin R. Slmmlll At Home Service: Sherman's, 20 World ' War. I Mrs.. Ermsntina Qpunty Shade, Tr»» Ctfmmisiion; holds « sapling, among on appeal from the award au- Broad St., Red Bank.-Adv. Dury, It, has 'used- a. souvenir the Ja«t of ^00'plahted along, Monmouth County roadt thorized by the> condemnation Utlca Mutual Insurance Co.'s band grenade weighing exactly a commissioner. The original in Colts N«ck.Tow ,h|p, Kf«pf*a> and oaks were plantad 'Protectlopeerlng" offers planned kilogram (3.2 pounds) as weight n award figure was not permitted Insurance at Its best. Weart- NEW HEADQUARTERS — C. Bernard Blum, borough manager, looks over new quar- on her kitchen scale. in the program to tin* county roads with ihade trees, to be released by the court. Nemeth Agency. Sir l-«40,~AdV; ters for the. Keansburg police department which are expected to be occupied within "he absent-mindedly put' the the landscaping and planting program'is being 'puriued The plaintiffs were represented The Rumson Hotel a week. The new facilities are in the basement of borough hall. They will replace grenade On the kitchen ttdvt.yet-, in ail areas of, the cbunty.' Off!ei»i reported excellent *y Theodore Parsons, Red^ank, Parties, dinners, meetings, re- terday and! It exploded. Mrs, :is|bon txliltag hcHiflei on the flrit floor. |he new quarters include* ipact far kt«rroga- cD-oper*Mon.f>om property owntrti and the authority by ceptions and catering. Call M2- Dury wis r|dly Injured. Fisher; Long Branch. 2000. John Wilson, owner.—Adv. tionlf* new cell block, squad room, mgn desk and an office for polio* chlsl /• Krvic* lor o»re tt*npvt~fhri. , D« 6, 1962 BED BANK REGISTER ing the wtrha JoSnwl toe Jfcfeo- tb pnuwtartnn mm mtAi at Services of County Cancer Croup t 0M&V «<•# OspiiCt * torn/*•'*•* York m Goes TV owgers at AUeafaurst Available to All, Chairman Says Prior to Us employment as a Mrs. Sidney WIDE civilian In tte Department of the ALLENHURST —A heart-rend-mind in Mrs. Briery, who Array, Mr. Wadell worked (or Mrs, Emery of, the board, has ing report of a destitute mother where to turn for he] the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Crusade chairman ,_ .- ... who died recently of cancer with-; In other business, the managers Company in Ohio, and then came KEWpRT — Mrs. C. G. rvr SMILES and hat assisted in Jhe-wprk of out having sought aid of the were advised that final collec- East to work for the State High- Emery of 108 Manchester Ave. the county grougi'feduartlon, American Cancer Society has tions in the 1962 Crusade directed way Department. At the out- has received a service pin from service and infonna9Dfi commit" or sparred the society's Monmouth by County Prosecutor Vincent P. break of World War II he first the Monmouth County Chapter of County Chapter, to step up its Keuper as county Crusade chair- worked at Fort Hancock yid the Cancer Society for dedicated tecs, Mrs. Leichtet , 9.99 cumstances. couple went out almost every SPONGE GLEAN Last year, more than $13,000 night and that she gave Majew- SUPPLE VINYL According to size According to size was spent by the chapter in di- ski $100 to $150 to pay for the rect hefc to cancer patients, De- evening's entertainment. She also spile the $500 limit, which was said she bet heavily at the race CASUAL JACKET BUSTER BROWN-RED BANK imposed to assure avaUabiMty of track. Leslie S. Kohn, defense money to meet aJJ requests, no attorney, said Majewski never 00 17 WHITE STREET patient's needs exceeded the lim-knew the source of the money JUST OFF BROAD-AT MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT it. and that Miss Barrasso "was re- 6.99 Mrs. Leichter bid doctors to sponsible for spending it. He said YM keep the chapter's services in an appeal would be filed. $3 Saio $3.99

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Director of Clf§l^widay Brother Bernard has beta dV nectoF of Orisflsn Brothers PARK - ftoeiers^ byane Univenlty of Notre Academy line* IMS and was re- Weekly Jernatd, director of Christiai Dame Ch* of the New Jertejicently respeoiated for soother Jrotkers Academy, Uaenrft, three yean. >e the principal speaker Sonda; He began his teaching career Food : The breskhst, to be held ai it a Xommuntoo . breakfast' ipot the Empress Motel, Ocean Ave., about X years ago at Immacu- will be preceded by t a.m. Mast late Conception School In the tor dub members and tbeti Brow. From IMS through 1947 Review guests at Hoty Spirit dwroh, Sec he served as Junior high school THOUSANDS ond Ave. The Mass and break' principal and senior teacher at By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS j fait are in honor of Uolvewal La Sejte Military Academy, Oak- Eggi. cheese and chicken offer Of GIFTS Notre Dame Communion Sunday, dale, L. L, and from IMS through housewives an answer to their ; wUch Is observed by the sohool'i 1052 as teacher and tub-director protein problem in these days ;, got cards! of St. .Joseph's Institute, Barry- when they're trying to stretch the FOR IKE FAMILY town, N. V. W« got UttJe l*v*; we got food budget to make up for holi- bit boxtsj we got medium In 1953, Brother Bernard was day feast deficits. BARTON'S Kws •TCHRISTMAS CAR0S assigned as the firrt director of AT IMPORTER 1 Egg.prices are generally low fat every ifae Imaginable! We the Brothers Day Junior*!* and over die nation and there are a BenBomftrt e«H religious esrds, traditional, CLOCKS the following year became prhv variety of cheese and dairy fea- EuMreut and cards for Uds. SANTA'S cipal and director of SC Ber-tures at reasonable prices. Ceme'Ja and take year pick. Grandfather doclci, nard's Annex. CANDY Abe a selection ef individual Brother Bernard first pro- Broiler-fryers are widely high- cards for an eitra special re- HEADQUARTERS Westminster Chime, lighted among poultry items. membreace. While you're here nounced his religious vows at He's phoning Weil & Mantel Clocks, Batrytown, N. Y., Sept I. MM. Turkey prices are also down, laek over our CHRISTMAS THE having hit levels rome places as DECORATIONS FOR TREE He'celebrated bis silver jubfleej to button*up Cvclceo Cloclri' as a Christian Brother Feb. 2,low as have been reached since p Foods and HOME. All kinds of ornar the war. mats, tree and outdoor lights, Travel Alarms 19M. He has a B. A. and a mas- 1 Frenn Foods and display material tor dress- plans RAILROAD ter's degree to English from Man- Pork is the star among red log up your noose for Christ- ALSO hattan College. meats In many places. For checking on last* Beef bargains this weekend in- WAREHOUSE Watches & Jewelry minute details, settling RED HOT PUNT clude, in muy stores over the WEST END At Lowest Prices nation, short ribs, round steaks, things on the spot- OUTLET TUCSON, Aril. (AP)-Tuc»oa stew beef, ground beef and blade- cere's nothing like your firemen blamed a football for cut chuck roasts. VARIETY MI Wgfcwiy B, Eateatowa WOMANN&SON setting a utility pole on fire. Among vegetables, dry beans FAIR HAVEN phone. Try it. tut SMtk 1 bMlm Olrcl* They said a punt went astray, OtKX OUL1 •:* to SlSS ' Cor. Ave. D & Rovtt 3«, are in good supply as a good nu- SHOPWNO CENTER bit a ground wire and knocked it trition budget stretcher. Texts SAT. $m •• tim Open Friday Evenings M1-2M0 against a hot wire,' tfeui starting cabbage Is flowing into market- places, Florida radishes are in annum good supply. Vegetables highlighted regional- ly include squash,, green peppers, Open 9:30 to 9:30, Sat. to 6 eggplant, green beans, celery, .cauliflower, rutabagas, turnips, onions, psrsnipa, broccoli, brut- sels sprouts, collardj, potatoes and sweet potatoes. S^fwiNEl31FTS OYLE ' Fruit attractions include apples, cranberries, oranges, grapefruit, wa BAVI A VSJST wan grapes, pears and tangerines. DOMtSIIU A mroariD WINES Monmouth PIBttE U KM IKWtTtt PRINCH BOMMEAUX Beautiful Lamps to Brighten College WIRE -1960 VIMTABE News WEST LONG BRANCH — Or. Kenneth Streiblg, desn of ad- ministration of Monmouth Col- Your Hoine for the Holidays!lege, has announced the forma- Two lamps for the price of one... and what lorely lamp* they are! Rich Iookutg, stately styles with bates tion of a student-faculty 'parking authority committee. II V of warm Bronze, Porcelain, French Gold finish, or Imported Italian Glass* Exquisite matching shades If any student violates lite n» it included! Choose from elegant designs that enhance both Colonial and Traditional interiors. All have , parking regulations of local com- munities, and if the authorities modem 3-way lighting. Huffman & Boyle merrily makes it easy for yoa to givei your home • fine gift ^ notify the college, the new com- 169 without bothering your budgets bit! By the way... they mike wonderful gifts for new homeowners, too. mittee will review-the situation PINK * SPARKLING and appropriate action will be BURGUNDY taken. Tbe committee Is composed of Nsnnrally FsrmsnM I Dr. Streiblg; Robert Hogg, dean lot students; C. W. withey, busi- IMKWrtD SOUHNE UWI Iness manager; and, students John Winterstefla of West Allenhurst Wd Thomas Derofcsey of Lin- RHIIttliMOUU 49 croft The students'are members of the Student Senate, a part of WIN! rHHi student government assocla-

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PrLrSat. t < Friday'till t • ' Then fa* t*M ton mm* rand* «* troops wtttout W*eri«» \t> rvtt DAILY CROSSWORD Gty dears *~ Been* Troop ».Ala» branch of Actually, (tummy iiad^ooe more w^nssiv Taverns j • lisa trump5 than declarer alter South _ 3. Scorn 3i"Wbsfe ; Lead- had ruffed two hearts. When 0.COOPOMM. 4.Pi*«e OUt the - ing. R»- flying .. _.J served. Pertlci- ers were Mn, ] iand Jtridgt player* are creatares of dummy led the last trump. South author* and 6. Hi*: **• Mrs. Raymond THE HANDS publishers «. Thing of fishes LONG BRANCH - Owneri of Oady Loo Brandt, play- fcabtt. .They expect you to ruH could discard a club from his •odety value dry tavern* where *, 18-1 SS.Con> your 'twere la the dummy. H hand. 11. Call 7.Ute actor year-old Sea Bright girl said abe NOKIH forth Fred you doat ruff, you cannot have The defenders assumed that bl Si. Color of had been served beer and whl* 12. Cubic last 'Aug. 31 were fouad any losers. * K 10 7 3 2 South had no diamonds to ruff in meter implement warn* - IS. Studies 8. RUM. ing oaf not guilty by City Council Tues- West, opened the queen of 06 J dummy and that it was safe to S3. Eft: • A87 throw away their diamonds and hard: rt. inland 2«. Wharf day night on charges of serving hearts, holding the trick. South dweller ' w. • WEST EAST save their clubs. This estab- It Putataing a minor.. ruffed the next heart and looked 10.Fa|her: 3T.Anger ' M. Norseman * 6 lished South's deuce of diamonds b>U» Miss Margaret Ziegler, the •round for a way to develop 12 Fr. 30. OM- 38. Wicked as his 12th trick. «un girl, had'told council (he had trick*. 15. Emmet 16. Cigarette*: fashioned ST.Flnt- 3L Change raU drinks at StroUo** Bar, 188 West- •IIIWI . If he ruffed his losing diamond • fJ 3 .2,^* Q 10 4 DAILY QUESTION 1«. Easily BrltaL SOtTIH 18. Indian 32. Strokes SB. Unhappy wood Ave., and Cammarano's in dummy, he would wind up with handled Bar and Grill, til Broadway. AAQJ9S5 Partner opens with one spade, 17. The fourth weight lightly 40. Rat 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG a losing club in each hand. There and the next player doubles. You She said the was eocompanyiijg was no chance of deceiving the (jour- (OPEN 7 BAYS -1 A-M.-TO ?M.) 0 AK2 hold: Spades 6, hearts A 7 6 3, nalism) 4- to soldier, James Christy, of enemy If he kept the king of diamonds J 10 8 7 5, clubs Q 10 80. Carved ort Monmduth. Police reported SltCIALS «OOD THRU SAT., MC ITH ; hearts in dummy. The opponent 13 - 4. What do you say? gem* II le two quarreled during the with the ace of hearts would see ight and that she was stabbed by So W«t Answer: Pass. You have no 22. Disfigure clearly, that he had to hold on to 23. Fit 13 im outside of a restaurant on reason to believe that you are that card for dear life, and he 38.CherUhe4 Broadway. " Police charge! would allow his partner to stop Sit jTr safer at two diamonds than your antroM i» against Christy are awaiting Die clubs. Openbf lead — V.Q partner will be at one spade. 28.Merited i Grand Jury action. ': S0.Sepanted 1 IS- stead of staring the opponents in Lowly Deuce 32. Foot • '/A The bar owners contended the; It adds up! More and more . The lowly deuce of diamonds the face. levers IB . 21 did not serve the girl. Defense people use The Register ads. each CHICKEN PART5 -—•• - Sc ft. was not as good a threat as the After ruffing the second heart S8.Candlehut witnesses testified the girl and issue because results come fast' king of hearts, but it enjoyed the South got to dummy with a spade tree as her companion were *t other TURKEY ...... ZH ft. advantage of being concealed in- and ruffed the king of hearts. er..—Advertisement. fiber taverns during the night and de- 88. 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W« Reserve the Right to limit Quantitiet NEPTUNE IT -SJ k \s ' ",'"l' ,!*'• TT\ leak' is Best Way ByCeeah December 7 To Obtain JFK 'Secrets' Present—For You ana Yours '• • • Stress orderly details EDITOR'S NOTE-TWJ Is the even indicating the President did at the United Nations seems bad- and soft-pedal aggressive ten- last of a tote of three analyses the talking, they sometimes serve ly damaged. dencies, General business activity on government Information poli- simple publicity pipelines for Nothing here is intended to sug- and strengthening of prestige are cies. Kennedy's views without his hav-gest Kennedy himself did the feeding or leaking about Bowie: accented by benefic radiations. By JAMES MARLOW ing to be responsible for them. or Stevenson. But somebody Associated Press News Analyst The practice is not new. Other Now is the time tof.piH the fin- around him did, and perhaps the WASHINGTON (AP) — News presidents have done the same, ishing touches on work that has in one way or another. Off-the- somebody didn't like either man been pending. Make monotonous from President Kennedy's admin- to begin with. istration isn't always handled in record dinners or lunches with tasks more interesting .by usine a goldfish bowl. government officials are a kind The administration has been some imagination. is probably of Washington folk custom. criticized by the press for the way Kennedy himself it damped down on news during more accessible to reporters who Kennedy's press secretary, Pi- the Cuban crisis. But Salinger Past. • • Since 1950, the fed-Future •.. An increasing nunv want to see him than any presi- erre Salinger, more and more has said Tuesday night that, while the eral Census of Occupations has ber of firms will hire husband- dent The resulting stories, as this developed the habit of talking to administration did put the lid on and-wife teams, 'not only in the writer sees them, are not always reporters for background only- listed no jobs held exclusively by information affecting national se- men. Women work as railroad entertainment field, but in indus- happy, however, because of the meaning what he says can't be curity, it withheld no legitimate rules covering such meetings. attributed to him directly. trainmen, baggage handler!, try as well. (Perhaps we'll have Information. Before you go toe far wiih your horn* within your budget. So why not be By not-revealing they were ob- a husband-wife president and At the same time, other sources But 18 months ago The Asso- truck drivers, furnac* tenders, tained in an interview and by not improvement plans, let a qualified sure before you go ahead and call in the White House, within the ciated Press reported, when there plumbers, etc. There are, more vice president one of these days). us to see how we can be of service bounds of any highly sensitive was no crisis, that Vaccess to than 4,000 women engineers. representative from Charles B. Hem- situation, have been accessible to news sources" under the Kennedy bling and Son diteuii your ideas with/ to you. For any type home improve- •ill II11 if] reporters and occasionally very administration is "managed" be- you.' We will be more than happy ment or remodeling,; call us for « helpful. cause Defense Secretary Robert The Day Under Your Sign to help you with your design and to free estimate. Prompt service *u Tuesday night in. Pittsburgh, S. McNamara attempts to "de- ARIES (Born Much 21 to April If) LIBRA (S.pr. 23 »OOCT.22> Salinger said, "Information has termine who and under what cir- Use judgment in nukiiW a change. Be Turn a deaf ear to goaaip (eren if k Is .give you a realistic estimate keeping sured. BE SUMMER never been more accessible in cumstances newsmen interview certain any more U for UK Utter. •bout you) if,you know it'a not true. TAURUS (April 20 »» May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 11) Washington than It is today." He or contact officials." Credit mattera ire ironed out.1 /You have Continue with a creative project even took newspapers to task for what McNamara tightened up ftlmos extra cash in.your pocket. Lucky you! though it won.'t pay off Immediately. he called their failure to deal from the time he took office in GEMINI (May'2l toJun«2l) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to D.e.21) NO MONEY DOWN • YEARS TO PAY Don't rely too hearUy on your matcSafce You receive real innlration from a effectively with irresponsibility 1961. So it was only a reminde the initiatirc yourself tHi time.1 .' group meeting. Apply ideas learned. within their own ranks. of a standing order when, during CANCER (Jan. 22 »» July 41) CAPRICORN- (Dae. 22 to Jan. 20) But there is r'so within the the Cuban crisis, Arthur Sylves- There's »me .pressure on

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OPEN DAILY and SATURDAY - 10:00 A.M. TILL 10:00 P.M. Quantities Limited J A OPEN SUtyPAY - 10:00 A.M. TILU 6:00 P.M. Ht.089 for TB BED BA?JK ThmiMj, Dec 6, 196&~tt Christmas Seal 0rivi Palette Talk Shows Slight Increase Homer Postscript RED BAWK-In die tint two tort to locale, unfetectad T$ By ELEANOR MARKO weeks of the 1M2 Chriitmu Seal Industrial surveyi have, been.or-| Campaign, Monmouth County, ganlzed by Monmouth County' Or-f An anniversary anthology, "Fruit Among the ganizatlon (or Social Service u reaidents' contributed $18,089, pilot studies when cue* o( active I eaves," has proved a fruitful source of Information. cording to t report timed today TB turned up in four different Mention was made in this column Oct. 25 that an by Mrs. Edward M. Crane, Mid- plants In the county,; a TB testing original print of a wood engraving by Wlnslow Homer, dletown, »nd MM. Irwin Spell survey was conducted in nursing owned by George Moss of Rumson and exhibited at man, Holmdel, county chairmen. homes; and a ,mass tuberculin, testing program'was initUutedj the recent Rumson Antiques Show, appeared in 1869 Thlt represents a alight Increase for the migratory farm workers. in returni (or the tame period as a fold-in in Appleton's Journal, "a small magazine This year's Christmas .Seal lut year. bout which little is campaign Is seeking, to r*i*e| the Nations! Academy, illus- According to itatisttci recently $43,000 to continue existing pro-! nown." It is the latter trator and painter. released from the state health grams to help TB.patients and Work will be received by department, Monmoutb County ii >art of this statement that! their families to seek unknown! Emily Richardson in the studio seventh among the 21 counties of cases of TB. and to advance ow stands corrected. New Jersey In the rate of tuber- iunday from 1 to 5 p.m. and medical research and health edu,-! Furnishing more details than ilonday from 12:30 to 8 p.m. culosis cases, per 100,000 populS' cation. there is room (or here, the an tioo. Accepted and winning entries On the special gifts committee thology on the publishing House will be shown through Jan. 1. With the average case rate for the drive are Mrs. -Henry E. Nt YOUNtt SCIENTISTS —From an analog computer FOR NATURE LOVERS — Indoor gardens of plastic of Appteton, edited by Samuel Presentation of awards will take Chew, was published in 1950 throughout New Jersey at 28,7 AckerWD/ Keyport; Mrs. Fred kit youngster! can build their own computer complete plants can be arranged fo the heart's content of a Ian place at a reception Sunday, per 100,000 of population, Mon- Noble, Holmdel; Mrs. R. Hotter in the 125th anniversary of the )ec. 16, at 4 p.m. The studio founding of D. Appleton and mouth County's percentage of Jones, Brlelie; Mrs. Theodore .with memory panel* and an accurate audio indicator. with a green thumb. And they never wilt. will retain a commission of 20 Company, by the existing organ!- 39.7 for the same ratio Indicates Moreau and Mrs. A. E. Tonne, T cent on sales. that case finding and other tu- Freehold; Mrs. Frederick C. at ion — Appleton-Century- berculosis control activities must Tatum, Middletown; Mn. L. A. tofts, Inc. of New York. HAND MADE JEWELRY by be stepped up. Carton, Jr., Locust; Mrs. Byron A family enterprise of Daniel I e r Fr is and Mary "These figures should not be Holmes, Ocean Grove; Mrs, Science Kits Lead on Santa's List Vppleton/'tnV'father'; "and"his|??88, , ' . y 'Louise Slia [our sons, the Appleton company Louise Sliarpless, Fair Haven, is frightening to anyone," the Henry D. Mercer, Ramson; Mrs. NEW YORK (AP) - Thlf li a of light at a moving bullseye in Land engineers get as much One electronics toy is a tran- grew from a beginning in a -dry included in the Christinas Exhi- chairmen maintain, "but should, Robert Topping, Long Branch; 1 the target. The bullseye lights recognition as the space geniuses where - could - we • possibly - go- sistorized listening device that ;oods -store in Haverhill, Mass., bition and Sale of Contempor- point to the fact that efforts at Dr. Madeline Kahrs and Mrs." H. operates on the same basis as up and'rings a bell when hit The this year. One complete paving O. Wiley, Red Bank; Mrs. RJch-|irom.bere.yesr in toys. In 1813 to offices in New York ary American Crafts : through , finding the unknown cases of target operates on flashlight bat- department set of heavy gauge the antennae .tracking astronauts City with a printing and binding) an, 6 in the Newark Museum, TB are paying •off." ard Stout, Aflenhunt; Mrs. E. But we've heard that before, in orbit; And on an electronic tery and the' rifle on a' transistor steel includes toyland's very first] W. Heller, Jr., Shrewsbury; Mn. >lant covering almost a - city New programs have been In- American inventiveness In toy- rifle range a.rlfle,shoots buUets'battery. operating sand hopper. James Y. Dunbar, New Shrews- itock in the Williamsburg section LONG BRANCH photographer stituted in recent years In an ef- The camper truck is another bury; Mn. Ronald Allen and land teems to move aa fast si of Brooklyn. EHiott Faye has turned an ar- innovation' in, toyland's rolling Mn. William Shippen Davis, Fair the ever-changing world. It has been .estimated that" dur- stlc microscopic eye on the tock; .the chassis offers space Haven. ing the period between 1S25 and ' Collegg e campusp : His We are taking space age toys Miss Benson Engaged for double-decker beds for the ll itf Talk The business committee 1933 the, House of Appleton pub- prints of college sites,) faculty, for granted and now kids can 'amity's camping trip and in- lished between 15,000 and 16,000 sjtudeiits,: andr.'Mts and pieces" consists of Mrs. Elizabeth Rode- cludes an outboard motor wald, Charles Dunham, Dr. Rob-even build their own computers. ides. Their listed authors ran m the college, caught with his History Of mounted on a trailer to assure the gamut of recognized literary teiephoto lens, will be exhibited ert L. Ticehunt, Walter Wood, The most ambitious addition to To Edward O'Rourke the dream vacation. and Guerin Olivola, all of Mid- the scientific toy roster is a kit talents. Winslow Homer, Harry in the art gallery- of,the Fine WEST LONG BRANCH — Mr. Young architects can outdo Fenn and other artists designed Arts Building- Dec. JO through Mil dietown Township; Earl H. John- tor constructing a and Mrs. Harry Benson, 23 Lau- that, however. New for them is a 42 woodcuts for "gift-book" edi- [Dec, ?i. The prints* wjlj range M-ALBOROiW Dr. David W. son and. Victor .Stern, Asbury puter. set for building an entire vaca- tions of /'The Song of the Sow-!from VfoVJi Inches to groups of McCreight, m*&cal director of Park; Dr. Joseph McCue and rel St., have announced the en- tion resort. er" and "The Stqry of the.Foun- four or six 11x14 photos mounted Marlboro State Hospital, traced Richard Gillis, MaUwan; August What'* Suitable? gagement of their daughter. Miss tain." •'..':' In an expanded panel. -The gat the history of the hospital in a Daesser, Freehold; George Vo- Scientists haw produced a va- Youthful Picassos get an assist y p [Harriet Benson to ' Edward leryvviil be open to the public lk di f h riety of kits- designed to kindle with a fast rotating machine tha "Appleton's Journal of Popu- recent talk to directors of the gel. Long Branch; Dr. Joseph O'Rourke, son of Mr. and Mrs. 10 . a.m. to 8 p.m. . Mondays Monmouth Comity Mental Health Millar, Oak h u r st; Abraham the interest of young children. J. produces intriguing modern art lar literature, Science and Thomas OVRourke, 109 Barker designs by its swirling action. All through Thursdays, and from 10 Association. Rosenberg, Red Bank, and Harry Darrell Barnard, chairman of the Art," a weekly publication, be- he does is spoon some paint into ; to 3 p.m'. Fridays. The The board members met in theSilver, New Shrewsbury, Antbo-j department of science sod mathmath-|Ave.- , Shrewsbury Township. gan In the spring ef 18*9 — the ematics education at New York it, and he's an artist! date of Mr. Moss' print The show is titled "Campus Medley, hospital. A guided tour preceded ny P. Jackapino, Hazlet. and Miss Benson is a graduate Of Discerning Photographs 'by El- University, explains that in so far New games ' include Square Journal :Was chiefly Illustrated the program. Samuel Margulies, Manasquan. liott Fave.". ,',...-. as new science kits go .. .all Long'Branch. High School and Mile, ideal for career-minded with woodcuts, add folding,' Of Marlboro's "four hospitals fields of science are represented. lied Bank Business Institute. She youngsters. They reenact every doable-page steel engravings within a hospital," the geriatrics SECOND POSTSCRIPT - 1 Sets range in difficulty from the is employed by Public Service step of a realtor's activities in were included. section is growing the fastest and Babette Bauman Edelstein, fea- relatively simple to the reason- Gas and'Electric Company, New- transforming a swampy, woode Short-lived, the weekly la crowding out all other sections, tured here in'print Nov. 8, has ably sophisticated." land ' Into housing development! 1876 was changed to "Apple- Dr. McCreight reported. The ark.: - .:-••<• • .:. ' been.invited, by an art gallery ' There is no magic formula that and industrial parks. ton's Journal. A Monthly Mis- other are; acute psychiatric, con- in Cleveland, to exhibit 25 of her an educator or manufacturer, can Mr. O'Rourke, an alumnus of Dolls Varied cellany of Popular Literature," tinued treatment and medical works in, a one-man Bhow. Word Red Bank High School, is em- and again three' years later to surgical. pass along for determining what Girls also are in on the new of -her. winning work In, Mon- "Appleton's Journal, A Maga- Edwin Gage, association, presi- science set would be .suitable for ployed at. Electronic Associates space age marvels. A new doll mouth Arts Gallery, Winter Show zine of General Literature." It dent, reported be had -conferred your child, he says. You. deter- Incorporated, Eafontown. Mis* Harriet talks while a record player got to the'gallery via a Palette was discontinued In 1881 and recently with a representative of mine that by sizing up your own playing without any visible at- [Talk .tear-sheef sent by a reader part of Us program became' the State Commission on Ak»- child's science interests, and then tachment, a surprise perform 'to a friend in Cleveland, who absorbed in "The Ait Journal," holic Control to discuss establish- finding a science set to match achieved by, short wave passed it on. to the gallery. (I another existing Appleton 'pub- ing facilities in Monmouth Coun- them. ..••;•..• principles. . • , wish I could, get Ground, as fast Church Wedding lication. ty for treatment of alcoholics. Build • Heart Other dolls are a Cleopatra as tt^.tear-sheets-fly.) A Christmas party will be giv- The: ultimate for junior star and a series of Mreer-orlentec These brief notes which cancel en for children at to* hospital! gazers is a telescope wi|£ a work- dolls, including an airplane host [out the reference to the "ifttli Dec. 19. The Y/oodland Park Gar. ing camera attached, Louise ess, a secretary and a nurse, known" journal, could be ex- den dob has contributed cloth- microscopes litve achievseJ-pw] new baby doli .changes .& .realis- panded into a, thesis on the com- DACOWicer SHREWSBURY -The ra«r..«od ctyttMb an* '**> ing, purses, books and toy*. Two. TODAY . :_, fessktnaj* status, *with audience tically hungry howl into a satis- pany which'how includes lntJw' 1 flage offMlAfUrOii-pit Miss Anita Louise "Pinto,f , cascad-e O-f roses.., waHwra.luvrfceteaoSeta&tb the CHRISTMAS' BAZAR, Bejford vientn and rSero' projectors. fied gurgle when a bottle is put 137-year-old "family, tree" daughter of Mr. and Nh*' Carlo', consolidations, the- Century/ Com- Is hospital by the UtOe Silver Worn- Methodist Church, 10 a.m. Jlo 8 Junier heart specialists are aided 1 Miss Elaine Hoakoaen, Shrews- to its lips. A. Pinto, M' Manspn PL, to Sea-I pany (1870-1933); F.S.' Crofts, an's Club. ' pjn., at the church. Luncheon, by a kit .which involves building bury, was the bride's only .at- There are helpful guides fo KEYPORT -J Mrs. Robert T. man William Carl Hoffmann, Inc. (1924-1M7); D. Appleton- 12:21 p.m.. reservations required. an operating replacement, of the tendant. Her gowa -was. of • sky-shoppers this year also. One bool Weatberill, national vice.chair- U.S. Navy, son of Mr. and Century Company, Inc.- (183J CHRISTMAS BAZAR, Middle- human heart blue silk fashioned with a petal- compiled by the Toy Guidano Mrs. William Carlson Hoffman 1947); Appleton-Century-Croft man of the Daughters of the town Woman's Club, 1 p.m. effect skirt. She wore a flower Council contains illustrations am Plan Party 197 White Rd, took place Nov. Inc., 1948, and- most recently thi American Colonists and state Leeds Hall, Kings Hwy., Middle- headpiece and carried a cas- advice on. buying some 400 edu 10 here in' Christ. Episcopal Meredith Publishing. Company chairman for the New Jersey town. cade of. pink and white carna- cator-irnproved toys. There Dinner Marks Churchi publishers of Better Homes am twins tions. old favorites' included in DAC, was' the' guest speaker the'Gardens. PARL1N - The Twins' Moth- TOMORROW Anniversary Rev. Anselm Broburg officated Leonard Ralph DiNapbs was round-up. when the Literary Club met re- er j Club of the Raritan Bay area at the double ring ceremony. A Credit for this Illuminatio: 1 CHRISTMAS CHARITY BALL, WANAMASSA - Mr. and Mrs. best man. Ushers were George cently in She Reformed Church will hold the annual twins' Christ- goes to a P.T. reader, John Bar- Junior Service League of Ri-d George W. Ryser, 24 Salem La., reception followed in the home of •Rysgr, Jr., and Carl Pinto, house,' . mas party In the Madison Park ban of Red Bank; employed b> Bank,-Rumson Country Club. Little Silver, were guests of hon- the bride's parents. brother of the bride. All are from fire bouse Sunday at 2 p.m. Appleton-Century-Crofts,- Imr. - In; Mrs. Weatherlll, who also is CHILDREN'S PLAY, "A Gifl or at a 25th, wedding anniversary little Silver. Art Calendar Santa Claus will distribute Mr. Pinto gave his daughter in New York. state chairman for the Daughters dinner given recently in the The bride, a graduate of Red to the children attending. marriage.' She wore a long- ot Colonial Wars, spoke on legis- Drama Department of the Little Shore Motel. sleeved gown of peau de sole Bank High School, was employed GUILD OF CREATIVE ART, TOMORROW AT 84S p.m. Mid.lation, human relations and the Final arrangements, for the 620 Broad St!, Shrewsbury, [Silver Woman's Club, 8:30 p.m., Hosts were their children. Miss fashioned with a scoop neckline in the credit department of Mont- dletown artist-teacher Mary U. S. Constitution and commu- party were made at recent meet- Boutique Sale, through Decem crab bouse, Rumson Rd. tnd Marjorie Ryser, George W. Ry on the fitted bodice, and a sheath gomery Ward, Eatontown. Sheean will present a pencil por- nism. ;"..[»''''• ber. Mary Sheean demonstra- ing of the club in the jMUm outcast..'uttfTifiver". ser, Jr.. and Philip.Ryser, all skirt terminating in a chapel The bridegroom, also a Red trait demonstration in the Guil Meeting Room here. An Ameri- tion tomorrow, 8.30 p.m. Mrs. Vincent Applegate, chair- at home, and Mrs. Robert B. train. Her fingertip veil was held Bank High School graduate. Is of Creative. Art, 620 Broad St. man of the legislation department can Cancer, Society filmi' "Tune OLD MILL GALLERY, Syca- SATURDAY Phillips of Holmdel. in place by a crown of pearls serving aboard' the aircraft car- Shrewsbury, at its Christina: which arranged the program, in- and Two Women," was shown by more Ave;, Tinton Falls, An- CHRISTMAS BAZAR, Nave- rier USS Independence, based al party. Mrs, Sheean, who de- troduced ' Mrs. Weatherill, Mrs. Mn. Audrey Scopeleiti and dis- Guests included Mr. and Mrs. thony Ventura, watercolors and sink Hook and Udder Auxiliary, Norfolk, V votes herself to teaching art to James A, Alger was hostess, cussed by Dr. Paul Drucker. Joseph W. Phillips and Robert oils, closes Saturday. 10 a.m. to S p.m., interviews with Holiday Dinner the handicapped in classes at th> Mrs. Edward Florian and Mrs. The club is conducting a mem- B. Phillips, Holmdel; Mr. and The couple left on a wedding! ART FAIR GALLERIES, Rt. Santa, 1 to -4:30 p.m., Navesink FORT MONMOUTH - The an- guild, Is offering to do sketdiei Edwin O'Hanlon presided at the bership drive. All new members Mrs. 'William C. Hoffmann, Mr. trip to the Poconp Mountains and 3$, Holmdel, Paul Dominat, Fire House. ' . •. nual' Christmas dinner-dance of of children or adults during thi: tea table. will receive outlines of the Sep- and Mrs. John Bo rden, Mr. and Nigara' Falls, and will reside at paintings, continuing, VICTORY DANCE. Middletown Mrs. Russell Heston, Mr. and Fort Monmouth Chapter, Armed 227 West 31st St., Norfolk, Va month and next for $25 — with tember program, a discussion of VILLAGE ART STUDIO, 53 Guests included Mrs. W. Baren Township Democratic Executive Mrs. Cregg Grub, Mr. and Mrs,Forces Communications and total proceeds going to thi ettra-sensory perception in twins Monmouth Rd., Qakhurst, Lawrence, Mrs. Nelson Smith, Committee,: 9 p.m., JMcGuire'i Alfred" Pound and'Mr. and Mrs,Electronics Association, has been guild's fund for the handicapped. by Dr. Karlls- Osij ot the Amer- Group Show, closes Saturday. Mrs. Norman Laursen, Mrs, Grove, 'Middletown. John Foster. Little Silver; Mr. set for Dec. 20 in the Gold Room In this holiday season of al ican Psycftic»l Research Society, Club to Hold GALERrE CHALETTE, 1100 Thomas Fallen, Mrs. William CHILDREN'S PLAY, "A Gift and Mrs. Paul Hemschoot, Mid- of Gibbs Hall Officers Club. A most hysterical commercialism: and. of the October meeting, a' Madison Ave., New York, Bur- Van Brunt and Mrs. Edward for the Christmas Princess,1 dletown; Mr." and Mrs. Thomas buffet dinner will precede danc- Mrs. Sheean's spirit of givini which Mra. Carolyn Berdanler,i goyne Dlller, Atlantic High- Ivins, Drama Department of Little Sil- Foster, Rumson; Miss Jo Anne ing. Annual Dinner elevates to the proper dignity, PhD candidate at Douglass Col tands. Color Structures, ver Woman's Club, 11 a.m. add Walsh, Eatootown; Thomas Diir- LITTLE SILVER - Annual gifts borne in example.to thos? lege, discussed, diet and w?ighl Members and guests, will gath- through Dec. M. control -for parents and adoles- 1:30 p.m., clubhouse, Rumson Rd of the Three Kings which, too, [I dafck, River plaza, ind Beany ;'er in the club lounge at 6:30 Christmas 'dinner of the Worn MONTCLAIR ART MU- cents. and Church St., Little Silver. jwere priceless. ' Caviglia, Red Bank. p.m. Dinner is scheduled for 7:30. an's Club will take place tomor- SEUM, The Christmas Story In row at 7:30 p.m. In, Colts Neck Art, opening Dec. 14-30. Mu- ; MARY DANIELS and her Inn. • ' seum closed Dec. II, 12 and 13. committee have transformed the Mrs. Mary Howor, section man- FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON guild gallery into a Paris cafe ager of Beauty Counselors, Inc., UNIVERSITY, Madison Cam- as a setting for a Boutique Sale cosmetics manufacturers, gave pus, James Kearns, through lof specially priced sketches, makeup demonstration at a re-| Dec: 28. drawings and small' paintings — cent meeting in the clubhouse. NEWARK MUSEUM, Christ- framed and unframed — and mas Exhibition Sales, through sculpture. The sale, currently Canned foods, were contributed Jan. 6. Also, Japanese Screens ROCKERS by members to fill a basket foi under way, will continue, through and Robes, exhibition opened for .'..:. a needy family. Club member; December. Friday. - are also filling toy bags: tor the • Draperies • Slipcovers children st the Preventorium in| DOUGLASS COLLEGE, New ENTRIES WILL BE RE- Brunswick, Italian Drawings of * Bedspread' • Curtains for every home.... Farmingdale. CEIVED Sunday and Monday for • Shades • Blinds 16th, 17th and 18th Centuries, the First Annual Art Show and through Dec. 19. Open Competition of Oil Painting ' ORGAN CONCERT COLLEGE, Complete Installation Service MONMOUTH opening Dec, 15 in the Village From Boston, from Salem, to Washington, D. C, LAKE WOOD — Jerry Gerard, West Long Branch, Campus Art Studio, 53 Monmouth Rd.. [5HOP-AT-HOME SERVICE noted English organist, will givi Medley, Elliott Faye, photo- Oakhurst. a concert at Assembly of God graphs, opens Monday, through. ( . . a rocker it a symbol of The top winner will receive n 74714422 Church here Dec. 18 at 8 p.m., Dec. 21. one-man show In the art studio. There will also be a Grunt- relaxation — treat yourself to enjoyable bacher Art Award, a Windsor and Newton Art Award and a rocking while the selection i» large. Bocour Art Award. Additional JOAN BALDWIN awards may be made. On the Jury of selection and awards will be Earl Tyler, Bay CANDIES Head, assistant to Amedee Starting from $19.95 LITTLE SILVER SHOPPING CENTER Ozenfant In New York; Nick 468 Broad Si., Shrewsbury Calvano, well-known Red Bank Dally • to S:3t presents a artist; and Perce Couse, In- Wed, and Frl. 'Ul I PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE terlaken, a former president of OpM avmingt 'HI 9 f. M. Until Chrlttmw OF DELICIOUS HARD or FILLED CANDIES Furniture Company Reg. 79c Ib. Italian-American SINCE 1914 THIS WEEK ONLY MARKET GIFT SUGGESTIONS 137 MONMOUTH STREET Home-made chocolatea ... gift 54 Carr Avenue RED BANK boxed, of course, Fancy imported* cook(ea. hori d'oeuvre trays, Im- KEANSBURG . («H 7-MH-FREE PARKING ADJOINING STORE) ported cheeses, Jelly and Jam t gift boxes; 787-1589 MfcUud uA Zfc-TW&dty, Dec. 6, 1962 RED BANK WGISTEB. Anniversary Yule Party Mri. Hwdtai Fowler U* named ch&lrman of * dinntr- In Rumson dance which wilt be held Dee. Adam and Eve Party For 15 at 8 p.m. in the Molly Plidier RUMSON — The Woman's Hotel, Red Bank. Music will be Club held its 24£h Christmas par- by Petg Galatro, „ , Lamberrsons ty Monday here in the Forrest The club will meet again Jan. ^DDLETOWN - :Mr. and dale School auditorium. A Christ Fashion Critic MM. Harvey Lambertaon, 87 Wai-mas pageant also was presented 7 at 8 p.m. in the school. hut Ave., were guests of honor by the drama and music depart- (Do you have a personal the letter from Crossroads, the at a party celebratlDt, their 32d ments'under the chairmanship of question or problem? Send it woman who said she is in love wedding anniversary recently. Mrs. Otto Per! end Mrs. Gene To Participate to Adam or Eve Lowell or with a married man who also Attending were their sons, De Falco, respectively. Mrs. both, as you prefer. For a per- lpves her but feels obligated to Harvey, James and William Lam- Robert Calllnan was chairman of In Workshop sonal, unpublished reply, en- stay with his wife. Crossroads bertson; their daughter, Mrs. the buffet, assisted by Mrs. Cecil RED BANK - Advanced piano close a stamped, self-addressed claimed she could win my hus- Dorothy McCall, and their grand- Crowell... daughter, Miss Debbie McCall, students of Mb* Stra Armstrong envelope. Mail to Adam & Eve band away easily end wanted to will take part in a music work- know whether to do so. all of Middletown. ' . Participating in the pageant c/o this newspaper.) were Mrs. Leo Blumberg, Mrs. shop Saturday in MW Arm- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: May I please have the honor Also, Mr. and Mrs. Lester strong's studio, 245 Spring fit. Smith, Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs.William Gardella, Mrs. Rex I am 34 years old and have of answering her? Michael Fredericks, River Plaza; Goodnough, Mrs. Sarkis Kavook Students will present essays on seen fashions come and go, but Dear Crossroads: I know you Mr. and Mrs. Jtmes Herbert. At- jian, Mrs. Joseph Lang, Mrs. musical subject* and will demon- frankly I am shocked at the short can take my husband from me, Francis Mary, Mrs. Robert New- strate at the piano. The program but don't you think we would lantic Highland*; Mr. ,andMri. skirts that so many young wom- Nick Pern*, Middletown;; Mr. man, Mrs. Peter Pauels, Mrs. will also include a question and en wear nowadays. When my hus- ust be exchanging shoes? If he IT* Jacob Perl Mrs. Howard Rowett, answer period and the playing of has done this to a couple of othe and Mrs. William Churalsk and band and I go anywhere — to Mrs. John Sparling, Mrs. David memorized wori. •';';•• j wives, what makes you think you ions; William ahd Walter, Eaton- dinner or a reception or some- Warner and Mrs. Kenneth White. would be different? I have suf- town. ;•."••' "'.-•• ; , " : - Student*, in ihe group•• are one's home where there are fered untold agony, heartbreak Also," Mr. jwd . MM,. Charles Hostesses were Mrs. Raymond Nancy Farrow, Jainej .RoaneUy, young wives or teenage giris, I and despair since you came into Bennett and Mrs. Helen Atkinson, Annacone, Mrs. Thomas Blaine, Joan Ranson, Linda King, Janice am mortified at the way my man is life. Take my advice: find a Red Bank; Mrs. Gloria Wolcott, Mrs. Blumberg, Mrs. Albert Fowler and Anna Webers; and other men can see knees all Oceanport; Mrs. Ann Worcross, Brogle, Mrs. Peter Brokow, Mrs. The workshop will dose with a over the place when the girls man your own age who will b worthy of your talents, and lei Phil White and Paul White, Oak- Eynon Brown, Mrs. Kenneth locial hour with Miss ^tftitreng are sitting down and sometimes my children have the security ol hurst; Anthony. Manfred!, Little Coakley. Mrs. De Falco, Mrs. as hostess. even when they're standing, an unbroken home. Silver, and Mrs. Martha Reed, think there ought to be a law Highlands. . •bout this. Don't you agree with . Furious me? DEAR EVE: Modest Wife I am ythe wife whom Cross roads Is trying so hard to cross, Dear Modest Wife: No, not at and she wants your blessings ti Book Tea all. Fashions come and go, do so. Don't do it! This young and fluctuating skirts help keep hussy met my husband at work VABI-SIZED DOTS form the pattern, for THERE'S A LACY look about this outfit males alert and appreciative. and hasn't given him a moment's an ensemble worn with wild-colored blouse, with Us «a*y jacket and straight akirt. Speaker "Besides, there is nothing de- peace since. He tries to duck and grading or illegal about a pair dodge her, but she even has the of shapely legs. nerve to telephone here for him Adam once or twice an evening. He But I think there's a limit to has been patient with her, be- Knits Look to the Future short-skirt styles, I've seen cause she is very young, and has some teenagers who look like tried to talk her out of her in they're wearing skating, briefs. fatuation to no avail. She h. New; Weave for Easy-Care Suits And, I'm sorry to say, too beautiful but dumb. If she doesn' OPEN] often that makes them look like stay away, she is't going to be KNITS are facing a greater outfits carries its own particular and the more casual three-piece cheap skates. beautiful much longer! fashion future than ever in these stamp of individuality. ensembles, that will go on a The costumes range from lacy country weekend. The latter are Eve Getting Mad. modern times. DEAR EVE: outfits that are perfect for the fashioned to be mix-matched with DEAR ADAM: With the advent of the double- cocktail hour to wearable suits different skirts, jackets, sweaters Who is to blame for most di- Crossroads is so wrong. M> vorces? My husband says statis knit weave, this fabric has all for business women and travelers and blouses. husband considers her a tramp. the advantages of old-fashioned MICHAEL'S t tics prove women are most often He wouldn't leave me for all the materials with the added asset at fault because they tend to tea in China. Or for any girl ii be fickle and unfaithful. of being both wrinkieproof, hard' America! surfaced and packable. Young Bride Certain On Campus Caprici, a genius in designing I BEAUTY SALON Dear Young Bride. No such DEAR ADAM AND EVE: statistics exist, but there is Whatever gave Crossroads th' this new material, has just com- Wesleyan College in Macon, Among freshmen enrolled at good reason to believe that men Idea that my husband treats mi pleted a collection of suits and Ga... has announced the election Merrimack College, North An- ! 21 Monmoufh Street Red Bank who start married life bur- with consideration but doesn' costumes mat are made for of Miss Keoate Butler of Little dover, Mass.,, are Miss Barbara dened with such prejudices are fove me? As a matter of fact hi around-the-yeat wear. Silver to "Who's Who Among A. Johnson, 8 Williams St., Red We're ready for the, holiday «.e*son not good marital risks. told me all about tier and sale Individual Look Students in American Universi- Bank, and Miss Anne M. Cop. with a complete new beauty salon his affair with her was brief anc ties and Colleges." pcrthwaite, 132 Lewis La., Fair Rev. Albert J. Nevtai DEAR ADAM AND EVE:: offering every phase of hair care foolish. The whole thing has bee Styled in the European couture HaVen. You printed a letter from A She is the daughter of Dr. and RED BANK - Rev. Albert J. exaggerated by this ridiculou manner, but carefully sized to rendered by competent expert oper- Wife Who Knows saying that she Mrs. C. P. Butler, Little Silver Nevins, Maryknoll priest and woman, who is almost old enoug fit American figures, each of the ators. Come In soon and meet our was upset because her husband Point Rd. • v ' Miss Carol J. Greenip, 9 Pine- author, will be guest speaker at to be my husband's mother! staff; you'll be more than pleased told her, of a near-affair. She ridge Ave.^ Middletown, a sopho- the annual Book Tea of Court Election Is based on scholastic with our service. would rather not have known. I Confident, Gibson Infant excellence, achievement in extra- more at Dickinson College, Car- St. James, Catholic Daughters of can't agree. Maybe the difference DEAR ADAM AND EVE: curricular activities, and prom- lisle, Pa., and a member of the America. HAIR SHAPING EXCLUSIVELY in our viewpoints is that her hus- A philandering husband wi Is Baptized ise of future achievement in so- college's 40-voice Concert Cho- The tea will take place Dec. DONE IY MICHAEL band almost strayed. My husband never leave a good wife, becausi ciety, rale, will participate when the 16 at 3 p.m. in the parish room did stray several times and was he could never be sure that hi: RUMSON — Russell Edgar A modern languages major, group joins with singers from of St. James School. Mrs. Carl miserable until he told me each "side-love" (like Crossroads] Gibson, infant son of Mr. and Miss Butler has been a recipient five other colleges in a perform, Schutz is chairman. time. It has been extremely dif would be as true to him as his ance of Handel's "The Messiah" Mrs. Royal Gibson, West Riverof class honor scholarships for Father Nevins is the author of ficult for me. but one Importan wife has been. The door to "free- with the Baltimore Symphony "Adventures of the Men of Mary- Rd., was baptized Nov. 25 here three years, and of the Wesleyan factor in rebuilding faith in him dom" has been wide open for m Trusteeship Scholarship. She is Orchestra Saturday in the Lyric knoll1,, " "The Making of a Priest," has been the fact he has a sensi- husband, but he has refused to in the Holy Communion Episco- a member of the International Theatre, Baltimore, Md. "St. Francis of the Seven Seat," See for yourself just tive conscience and I know that go! Perhaps this answers Cross pal Churchy by Rev. Charles Relations Club, the senior class and other books. A newspaper- roads. how you will look in since he hadn't confessed any- Lawrence. soccer team, and the Wesleyan Miss Patricia Lalne, daughter man before he entered the priest- thing again it means he bam' one of our popular Unloved Wife Dance Club. She has hel,du mem,,lvui- of Mr. ,and Mrs. Frank Laine, hood, he is now editor of Mary- done anything. DEAR ADAM: Godparents ere his brother, SSrWln the Athieffc Assocla- B»wne Ad., MlddtatDwo, has been tool) Magazine and director of wigs. Choice of hair ,\ He Is sincere in feeling it will This Is a difficult letter for mi Royal Gibson, Jr., and sister, tion, the House Council, the granted a merit award at Grove World Horaon Films, an or- thadings and , each never happen again, but I feel to write, but I am quite certain Marjorie Gibson. YWCA, and has participated in City College, Grove City, Pa. ganization which produces films can be individually it would be far easier for him to am the husband referred to b; the Great Decisions Program. where she is a junior. Students of mission countries for educa- A buffet luncheon followed at | styled just for you. make another mistake if Crossroads, and I want to set thi She also has served on the Stunt must be in the top 15 per cent tional and promotional purposes. You will be more than pleased at thought he didn't need to tel record straight. the home of the infant's parents. writing committee for three of their class to qualify for the how reasonable the prices are. me about It. Also, a suppressed I too was at a crossroads, am Attending were Mr. and Mrs. years. award. Plan Synagogue TERRY conscience can often lead to seri- I have decided to take the part Samuel Aronowitz, Mr. and Mrs. COMPLETE WIG SERVICE ous results. back to my wife and family. I dc LUCISANO Joseph Bonin, Mrs. Frank Daleo, Arthur H.M. Ross, 140 West Among freshmen enrolled a For Strathmore To those who have wigs, we offer- There may still be people who love my wife. We talked over the Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gremaldi MATAWAN — More than 50 4< End Ave., Shrewsbury, has been Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y., are our cleaning and setting service. •** think that extra-marital relations problem like ^'adulte, and whei and children, Antonia and Mat- elected to the Beta Theta Chap- Frank P. Fetta, Jr., son of Mr. residents of Strathmore met re- aren't too serious. To them she gave me her consent to leav thew; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heinle ter of Eta Kappu Nu, the nation- and Mrs. F.P. Fetta, 2 Snyder cently to discuss organization of FOR APPOINTMENT /A would say: Don't- ever have one. If I wished, I' suddenly realize! and daughter, Susan; Dr. and al electrical engineering honor- La., Keyport, a student in the a synagogue for the new subdivi It isn't worth the heartache tha I could never leave her and that Mrs. Hans Hill and Mr. and Mrs.ary society. He is in his third School of Music, and Miss Judith sion. The meeting took-place in % CALL SH 1-0792 A both husband and wife experi do love her deeply. I will never Nicholas Jacoby. year at the Massachusetts Insti- Anne Lane, daughter of Mr. and ths home of Mr. and Mrs. SI ence. be in doubt again. And I feel Mrs. George W. Lane, 28 Hem- AUweiss, 70 Idlewild La. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Edward tute of Technology, Cambridge. Another Who Knows like a new man—a good man, and lock Ct., Middletown, a student Rabbi Harry O. H. Levine of Kaltman and daughter, Susan, DEAR ADAM AND EVE; a free man—free of indecisior in the department of drama. the United Hebrew Congregation, Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly, Mr. Miss Judith Plstor, daughter of ! read your column daily and and guilt! Keyport, is acting as the group's and Mrs. John Laird. Rev. and Mr•.. and Mrs. George M. Pistor, feel I am the wife mentioned in adviser. . Back Home, Mrs. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. 66 South Lake Dr., River Plaza, ENGINEERS' DINNER Kenneth Lawson and daughter, a freshman at Denison Univer- EATONTOWN - The Mon- Kimberly, Rev. Donald MacLeod, sity, Granville, Ohio, will par- mputh Society of Professional Mrs. William Mcllvaine, Mr. and ticipate in the concert choir pre- Engineers and Land Surveyors Christmas Shopping Mrs. Walter Rathbun, Miss Ma- sentation of Bach's "Magnificat" held dinner and Christmas party rie Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Charles and the chapel choir presenta- in Old Orchard Country Club Wilson, and Misses Virginia and tion of Bach's "Motet III" Dec. here last night. Stanley Mclntosh Problems? Betty Gibson, daughters of the 16 at Denison. She sings soprano played for square and round hosts. in the choir. dancing.

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Captain Krvgw of m* beach motor re»- The tea retcve croif er "Ruhr-Stahl," andatmallerbeal ipeed to the aid cv* boffi "Loboe,* and two young «titt- of the itarm-baffered English freighter 'Ondo'intheNorth Sea, Rilcue and, stand ready Jo render aiiiilance. lolled six days and nighti. Fifty-one of the craw were soved.

odi year, Hi» stermy na cfaimi humired* of liv« and ships. Many art) Esavaxfloo. • . •••••/•- • •'•••• ; bi Otrmany, there't a group of civilians who have volunteered to do sea rescue work. They arm members of The Oferman Society for Saving fhe Ship* wrecked," and they art prepared fo go out on their hazardous mission any time of the day or night. The society has been in existence for 97 years.fcVp«niejar« met by con- tributions. Since it was first started, in 1865, the socicrty hat saved 1^565 lives. In 1961 alone, it brought foiafefy 624 shipwrecked persons. The busiest yew was 1945 when refugee convoys battling the rough North and Baltic seas ran Into difficulties. In one single night at that b'me 270 shipwrecked persons were saved. . _ The rescue service has 25 sturdy/ well-equipped fifeboottand a new large j|to rescuer cruiser which they'purchased in 1961 at a cost of one and a half million parks ($350,000). if also maintains II wireless stations;. The members help to keep them in good working order. The volunteer crews constantly risk their fives. Since the rescue society was formedr 37men have been lost. The group has won wide public support. . German judges have ordered fines to be paid to the society. A German in- surance company has insured the men free of charge.

Ship In diilrenl Emergency signals aresei off.The rescue trews carry out regular routine patrols from HieirIta- lians. They often alio gel an eihergency signal by wireless from Hie nearest lighthouse keeper or from a ship.

A shipwrecked sailor Is hauled out ol the water by a the mother rescue shtp brings In one of its small craft. These crewman ot the rescue boat. He had jumped past the A sharp changa oi course on the"Br«meo,"stationed on the tiland of AmrUn in tha North Sea. small boats are very maneuverable and can also be employed net which is spread out when such a heavy sea Is Tha; T0KU* pott, In existence sine* 1865, hoV laved mor» Ihqn 700 shipwrecked p»non*. in shallow water. They are particularly useful in flooded areas. running that the rescue boat cannot pull alongside. This W.:k's MCTURB SHOW-AP Newtfcttuies. But wNlt 1SB Mi JJfce « bid RED BANK REGISTER DENNIS THE MENACE By «w for trtffic MJety, tto* is «1- 24—Thursday, Dec. 6, 1962 ways the recotd of tfae Itt* to Traffic Death Toil In State is Scary show that something can t» done. NOBODY LOSES " Fran 1828 through 19$. tbere BUCKEYE, Ariz. (AP) ~ Pat TRENTON (AP)—New Jersey seem ironic, but heaVy snow slows this year, 16-deaths were record- The governor has given voice were never fewer than l.WHraf- Harve of Buckeye lost her purse a good—if that's the right traffic, increases minor accidents ed, an increase of more than 400 o his disappointment that the lic der'hs a year. In 1933 an all- at a carnival. A few days later 'ord—chance this year of rack- ant reduces fatal accidents. per cent. For the year, Essex has egislature did nothing about th' e time high of J.342 WM panned, a package and letter arrived, ig up its highest traffic death when then wen only opMhlrd In the first three months of M deaths, compared with 49 atlills he proposed to deal with Inside was the purse. The let- )tal in 21 yean. 1962, there WM an increase of 64this time a year ago. as many driven u now. Irinldnf? driven. ter read: "My husband operates The state went into this week In the death toll, compared With But snow doesn't explain the the ferris wheel. Your purse was ith 816 people killed, in traffic 1962 when there was a lot of snow. whole thing. For July and August found there. So I'm taking 12 cddents. That figure Is already In Essex County, the contrast also saw heavy Increases in cents out for postage and mail- igher than the 779 total for alwal s very noticeable. In January deaths this year. Traffic safety ing it to you. Yours, Mrst Paule f last year. Unless death takes and February 1961, only three analysts in the motor vehicle di- ENJOY Wilke." n unusual holiday, the 1962 toll traffic deaths were recorded In vision are unable to explain that ' FRESH 111 go well above the postwar Essex. In the same two months one jn terms of the weather, al- Igh mark of 838 set in 1952. though the tipsy driver might ac- Not since the days of the pre- count for much of it. Dry Scratchy r L's to Hear ar highway slaughter have so While Essex County has had tany been killed on the roads Tax Adviser the biggest increase in deaths, New Jersey. You have to go others share hi the upsurge. Nose and ASBURY PARK - Howard Monmoutb County has had a FOOD ack to 1941, when 971 were killed, > find comparable figures. Rumpf, tax consultant, will con- rise from 47 to 64 deaths, Bergen Just why has there been an up- duct the 1962 tax seminar for the from $1 to 64, Morris from 24 Throat? irge in traffic deaths this year? Monmoutii-Ocean Chapter, New to 35, and little Hunterdon from Ned J. Parseklan, the state mo- Jersey Society of Certified Public 9 to 17. The N. J. Turnpike and ALL KINDS OF You need a Skutrle ir vehicle director, says almost Accountants, in the Empress Mo- Garden State Parkway have had te entire increase in the death tel Saturday beginning at 9:30the biggest increase of all, from Automatic Humidifier )ll is due to single-vehicle aoci- a.m. 25 to 51 deaths. FRESH FISH DAILY to put moisture ents. Alcohol was a factor in Concentration will be given to At the same time, a few coun- Jersey Lobsters -Bay Scallops • Oystfri ( per cent of these accidents, the 1962 Revenue Act and ties are bucking the trend. Mid- in the air ompared with a little over 90 the Self-Eanptoyed Retirement dlesex has had a decrease from er cent for other accidents. Act, including changes In depre- 64 to 53 deaths, Camden from 52 SHREWSBURY SEAFOOD In other words, tipsy driven, elation allowances and investment to 38, and Union from 29 to 23. lone in their cars, are a major credlt. Hughes has pointed to the MARKET *//'/ actor. This is the premise be- Mr. Rumpf, author of seven sharp increase In deaths as evi- authoritative tax books, a lector- deuce to support his call for new , -FRESH OR PREPARED- ind Gov. Richard X. Hughes' re- QuaUty Seafood U Our Middle Name ent attempt to crack down on er for "New Yolk University, a laws cracking down on drinking Beginner-Easy Wnking drivers. natfpnalry-ksown speaker and,ad- drivers. He cites the upcoming 205 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Baltic Say Plant Another prime factor in 1982's viser, served eight years as edi- holiday season as a special* tar- igh death toll was the lack of tor for Prentice Hall's tax serv- get and has ordered extra en- FREE DELIVERY - 741-9779 Expansion now early in the year. It may ice. forcement measures. Is Indefinite \ HOLIDAY SPECIALS HOLMDEL — It appears that a definite timetable has not been * LAMPS AT DISCOUNT PRICES Ct>m9 OTd loolc 0Br established for expansion of the "TUa I an/1 nt " '" «• trtffltndow buyys offered to wit mf tost*, cwnpflmttt $2 million Bendix Corp. plant in CORNER OF ELM LANE and DOGWOOD MALL W ««•"«• *>" hm. mi ». » It lack. At b«»ty «d Holmdel Viialge. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATOMTOWN tleallty Hut «n* of lh» fin* lamps from our colltctlM em Last summer, company of- ficials said tentative plans called for doubling the size of the exist- We Aim to Complete Your Gift List! Come In and Browse Around! Compare! Skuttle Series 600B ing 7,200-square-foot building OPERATING HOPPER CAR Humidifier within 12 to 18 months. SHIPPERS EXPRESS ROYAL BLUE Headquarter* • Automatic F«4lnr The second stage of the plan 9 Constructed to .Ittiitt Ruit called for doubling the size of •nd Corrotlon the plant again a few years aft- Aluminum • (a»y to IntUII er stage one was completed. The high quality and raonomlral oper- ation ot the Skulllo BOOB humidifier Albert J. Harcher, general mrani more comfort for your family more fuel tavlnrs for you. The ]Rak manager here, said Tuesday that Lighted F-» dleser, 1 fiat car GRAVITY ACTON .AUTOMATIC proof blnwv class float and atalnleis TREES plans are still indefinite as to 4-6-2 lighted Pacific steam locomo- step) holding rack ansure yearn of Iron- with load skids and girder, 1 Regular $2,79 SALE $2.10 ble-free- service. Moisture output can the start of construction of the tive and tender, 1 streamlined com- be Increued by adding up to 20 V refrigerator car, I gondola SWITCHES and (las rules. . first phase of the expansion HOi bine car, 2 streamlined coaches, 1 project. He said he did not know car, 1 caboose, 11 sections of Remote control HO switches, fully streamlined observation car — all Call U» Today For Full Infarmatlan when the firm would make a de- curved track. 1 curved term!- automatic and complete. Finest for dual lighted, 11 sections of curved Accessories cision on the project. nal track. quality and dependability . . . why track, 1 terminal, 1 straight, 1 re- SH1-3333 or SHM114 pay more? railer, 1 portable uncoupling ramp. Come - See The present building was com- Reg. $14.98 $1fl79 Regular $4.95 «< Regular $39.98 $4)f%99 pleted in 1959. It was built with 5379 utilities, service equipment and SALE III SALE SALE £j and Com air conditioning adequate for a building twice its size. The building is on 118-acre Fashion, warmth, color—all at OUR FABULOUS LAMP SALE HAS BEEN EXTENDED tract off South and Main Sts. in your fingertips with these mit- the village. Transistors and sili- tens. Knit 'em nowl AND EXPANDED - SAVE UP TO 20% AND MORE con rectifiers are manufactured NOTE! Two-color cables—cheery con- at the plant. trast for cozy mittens. One piece, 2 needles—beginner-easy knitting. Pattern 725: small, medium, large fact. • •'•- OPEN | Thirty-five cents (coins) for 'aBBBBBBnHHm^H The Perfect Way.*.\ to Say this pattern — add 10 cents for NIGHTS 1^E^E^^EH^^E^^E| each pattern for lst-class mail. Send to Laura Wheeler, care of TIL 9:30 Merry Christmas The Red Bank Register Needle- Monday. ! craft Dept., P. 0. Box 161, Old thru \ •• Chelsea Station, New York ll) N. Y. Print plainly pattern num- Saturday < ber, same, address and zone. "Lay it Away" \ You mast see NEWEST RAGE - SMOCKED accessories plus I 20$ exciting .with a < ', our fabulous needlecraft designs In our new ' Small Deposit! display of 1963 Needlecraft Catalog - just LAMPS outl Fashions, furnishings to crochet, knit, sew, weave, em- broider, quilt. Plus free pattern. 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MEN'S . . . BOYS WEAR and LADIES' SPORTSWEAR 181 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH T I aetaal flitacs of Hercules nxrn QOOD AUK BED BAMC REOSTEB Thirdly, Tte. 6, mi»«tt«stttb» atwty McGrtp/f OC2AH CT!V, H. 1. (AP) - Guardsmen Train for Hercules Dutyrtage in Him Wadat, Beyond m nu (or, Ullu/e to pay t FarthertBOre, fat aald fp «*» tyyCwk. O. W. PeaebtktrM ^ . this, the group wlB rtc«iv« ad- I+rfcing &•»• 4mkk - Brig 'te&dafUoy'wsW^'^'^te-Bat&tyAjtlea, j*|«jNit b Battalion tertM, thethe»Me NationaNtttonall GGuart d vanced training at basea at Uv- Hwtaaii-sburg, Pa., wrote lo tbt tetter, be *u al« la fcw*nat.. |«tb Jr., «omouu|iUng mfi r*. Orwfdwrg tednidam wiU work aid* by ingston and South PtabrfteM, to rfunldpal Court here saying he Penebalur wrota from South Nam when ttw Ocket wM I (be 411)1/1 S2d , Jtil- teries of the Bd Brigade, which K.YV «6d Battery B,*hMaaU( side with Regular Army experts sharpen their skills. would be unable to answer Nam. guards the approacbea to the Battalion, 7Ut ArtiUery, Bootl lary Brigade, announced '\iti- on Hercules operations. By July, 19M, the N«w Jersey New York-Newark metropolitan PWnMd. 71MM are member! Later they will go to school National Guard is expected to day that members of the *ew area, have been equipped with wto tint qualified a* technician! at the Arm/a Air Defense Cen- man three Hercules units, and Jersey National ttard are 1 etag Ifwse weapons. with tbt lew-powerful Nike J ter at Port BUat, Tex., and, the New York National Guard, trained to handle the pcJ rful Following training, Gen. Weld weapon wWch gradually It beini from there, participate in the two others. prettily Nik* Hercules mlsaUes. said National Guardsmen will retired from uae. At the two ba Vm Henxito, * ground-to-air partially take over the Hercules defensive misjlle, can carry eith- sites. Holiday boxed er conventional or mKlear-tipped Members now are having pre- wariieada designed to attack! and Hminary on-ttie-job training at Nw! The BEST THINGS in LIFE *New Jersey Ijrogress" Talk CENERAL EUCTMC are worth borrowing for! from... HI-SPEED, 3-HEAT A Challenge To Men and Woman Given for High School Students Who Navar Thought of Borrowing Her» ia simple arithmetic of hew you can LONG BRANCH - Dr. Bennett 12-POUHD BORROW ECONOMICALLY TO BUY-NOW I M. Rich, professor of po tfcal •dance at Rutgers Univ If VM m waktee f«r • to* mra pay dNdu « • aubtm miry b«iM I* fiafafc mvr MM*r tk*fh>$...0Otn WAIT... and th« fir* director of th< Rut- DRYER IMTOW wW yM »-* Inm M...Hmr-«1W-$MO>tU0 gera Bureau of Govermrlei Re- •r •«•«. WhM f»» ft i*m IMT d»d» *r bmM p»r m tfl pnmrtf. t» tUf woy y«* «• gM * *• •*voi>l»B« *» eotk aearcfc, was the keynote awaker k*r<<« niyomtoamwmml r**M*:..nty, »try m*. it tie tint lecture of theJLong IF, FOR EXAMPLE, YOU BORROW) Branch High School aenior £odal «00 and knp H-3 «Mb ...you itpay only... *ltl.7» Studies seminar, "New Jersey U0O and Imp * 1 won*... yea repay only... W0 Progress and Problems." 1290 and law ft I mgntft... you npay only... $»ia Dr. Rich, speaking on "NeW Jer- «I»M ——J school districts, indepeflde||t au- ge, Dr. Rich earned both his 3-Hsat Selection Ctntr Mmtm ni Umtt Strtf.. .T>lwli«m > tl a-440t The seminar speaker described taster of arts degree and his HIGH for regular eo*. Btd Bank (Met . HM>M> SH 1-WOO fcree major changes which wil pctorate from the University of 1 Ilchigan. He his served as a Ions and llnem, IOW 77 MOM ST. • Onr Ntwkrry * be necessary in the operation o! for dedcale gennentt; AtUutUeBlgMattU'fktiui ati-xiu our state in order to cop* with 'Diversity of Michigan-Brookings ellow at the Brookings Institu- fUlff far flofflng pil- 111 mst AVL • OnmlM Softway the new problems. j lows, bedspreads. Freehold (Me* . rknti HO a-i«» Dr. Rich proposed a change in on in Washington, D.C.; an in- tructor in political science at W I. MAM ST. • 9nt*6 thof the basic senatorial represents ie University of Pennsylvania; UmoBnnth • MMMICA 1-11)4 tion in state government 4 * re- nd as visiting associate professor ntoirriM M) MOABWAY* SKM4 HOW , apportionment to equalise the nd acting director of the Insti- constituencies of state senators, ite of Public Administration at Better thus providing fairer representa- ie University of Michigan. tion to all groups within top state He has also served as a Ifeute- for whom there Is concern. ant colonel in the office of the Secondly, the speaker (mphs rovost Marshal General, and as Red tak SH M310 sized that the structure i>f our management analyst in the of- fim nuWu l> Iu>

•Union Bench H's like giving two ChriitmM presents for the price of one! You give famous Barcalouhger's Mrs. William Young «,nd Mrs. Benjamin Young were hostesses can't-be-copied patented "Relax-Action" . . .. so soothing to tense muscles, jangled nerves! to the auxiliary of Union Gar- : dens Fire Company at a'meeting And at the same time, you give a beautiful piece of furniture to brighten the home! What'i ; last week In the fire hot|se. Mrs. ;' Mary Poduska, ohalnnai]', report- more, if you order immediately, whatever style you choose . . . Modern, Period, Traditional ' ed that the Christmaa| candle a«le has been completed. Elec- . . . whatever covering you select . . . quality prints and textured fabrics, nylon, reinforced tion of officers will be held at !Kie group's meeting Tuesday. vinyl, genuine leather and combinations ....

,. Mrs. James Haggeiky, Sr., 'Prospect Ave.. Is a surgical pa- "<'tient in Rlverview Hosjiltal. Sterling Guarantees Free Delivery in Time for Chrittmai!

Members of Union Hpse Fire \ i Company Auxiliary am leaders of the local girl scot troops "Creators of Fashion for the Hotot' attended dinner and the >erfornv ance of "Song of Nor ay" re- cently in the Meadowbi iok Din- ner Theatre, Cedar Grare.

First place'winners tf Troop < S3 competing recently In the shore Girl Scouts Wide Game ; Competition held in Che Isequake I 'State Park were Ann H^ckleman, FREE PARKING • BUDGET TERMS : Christine Hermans, De toie Les- FURNITURE fcrlel, Kathy McConnel, Donna 1 Orr and Patricia Schatpn. They 140 Broad Strut, Red Bank, N. J. ' SH 7-4000 were fudged for first ild, fire aifety, outdoor camping md lash- Ing of knots. Mrs. Georg i Heckle OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO ? P. M! : man Is the troop lealer, and , Mrs. Frank Schaden Is o-leader. BED BANK REGISTER Tercentenary Tales 26—Thunday, Dec. 6, 1962 Nine-way Bids Monmouth SHREWSBURY - Firms seek- ing * garbage collection contract Is Seventh. irs NOT TOO Only the Worm Need Work here wen asked to bid nine LATE FOR ways. In Bonding Editor's note: The following is eryone from staid housewives to racy," but few heeded that wee (Send your problems to George. a copyrighted feature printed by studious clergymen. voice of doom. Borough Council solicited bids TRENTON- Monmouth placed The Register with the permission Moms multicaulus fever had Judge John S. Van Dyke of for one, two and three-year con- The walk to the mailbox will be seventh among the (tate** 21 CHRISTMAS of the N. J. Tercentenary Com- come. Princeton became the first to tracts. In each case, the bidder good for you; past that, he prom- counties in totals of money ap- ission. The "fever" took its name qualify for a state bonus, and was asked to present figures for ises nothing.) proved through voter-sanctioned from the Chinese mulberry tree— when he took his cocoons to two collections per week, three school bond issues for 1961-42, PORTRAITS By JOHN T. CUNNINGHAM the Morus multicaulus species— Trenton in June, 1838, the oc- collections per week, and for two Commissioner of Education Fred- CAIJ. TODAY collections per week In winter Dear George: FOB APPOINTMENT Madness lay on the land. Sobe. which New Jerseymen planted in casion called for full-scale cele- erick M. Raubinger announced farmers throughout New Jersey and three collections per week My husband is always show today. ' ' the late 1830's with a fervor gen- bration. Even Governor William in summer. SH 7-0270 ttossed d good judgement to the erally reserved for treasure hunts Pennlngton stopped by to ex ing me your column, taking up In Monmouth County, he Mid, Page Studio winds, a medical doctor in Bur- Anyone the least bit susceptible tend "the warmest praise." The Thomas Farrell.Contract- for men'not doing housework. voters approved four issue* for lington turned common thief and That summer turned oppres- ing Corporation of this borough Frankly, you both make me sick.bonds totaling $4,361,000 for pub- 15 Monmouth St.. Red Bank to the get-rich-quick virus caught delusions of grandeur touched ev Morus multicaulus fever. Just sively hot and dry. Multicaulus won a contract for three years, t liliec school buildings, furnlshingi three collections per week, for You just try it. There aren' and sites. • •• thinking about the multicaulus trees wilted in the fields, but silk enough hours in the day to get brought dreams: leaves from the companies or societies optimistic- (59,400 when the bids were Ahead of Monmouth were U if tree would be fed to silkworms, ally formed in Belvidere, Free- opened at a Borough Council housework done as in the old say-sues In Bergen County for « to- the worms would spin cocoons, hold, Burlington, Princeton, New- meeting Tuesday night.. ing, "Man may work from sun tots! of $15,908,545 in vending; four In Middlesex tor $12,755,000; EXECUTORS the cocoons would be sold to silk ark, Woodbury, Allentown, Col- sun but woman's work is never four makers at high prices. The har-umbus, Trenton Elizabeth and four in Union for $11,065,000; nine For Half Sizes done." in Morris for $9,174,500; four In vest would be golden, and after scattered spots hi Morris and Thomas S. Dudlck , If you ever had to do house- PUBLIC AUCTION SALE the initial planting, only the Bergen counties. Essex for $6,031,000; three in worm need work. MIDDLETOWN — Thomas S. work, instead of writing a so- Mercer for $5,709,000, and nine Success? A Princeton man sold Printed Pattern calledudick, 98 Twin Brooks Ave., The undersigned Executor! of the latt will and testament Multicaulus fever took hold 9136 professional management as- find how tough it Is to find time -Throughout the state, voter* of Roth J. Tate, Deceased, will sell at public auction all slowly, spread in part by New27 cents per tree. Rev. D. V. approved 71 issues to total, $81.- McLean of Freehold reported istant, Is the author of a new for everything!; personal property belonging to decedent at Jersey editors who fretted lest book, "Cost Controls for In- Furious 990,3«. They rejected 18 IMUM New England get all the silk that he had fed 100,000 silk dustry." Mr. Dudick, wno de-Dear Furious: which would nave totaled $18,- riches. The editor of the Newark worms "with complete success." 308,500. Warren's tone iwue, tor Ward Cheney & Brothers of Con- votes most of his time to work ' No wonder you can't find Sentinel of Freedom warned in vith Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & $877,000 for a site and building, COATS GALLERIES, Inc. October, 1835, that "New Engnecticu- t erected a silk cocoonery enough time, sitting around writ- o., New Yoric, operators of, a ing letters to strange men. Gewat s defeated. No IMUW wen , land has taken nearly a monop- in Burlington, as a, cafeteria for asked in Cape May, Hudson or • 288 NORWOOD AYE., DEAL, N. J. millions of hungry silkworms. ost and budgetary control serv- up from there and start mop- oly" on growing the Chinese 1 Salem Counties. The lowest cum 1 ft door Muth of Hit AW Market All Fed Worms ice for management, is well ping! (Ed. note: Sorry-no per- mulberry tree. known as a speaker. He has approved was $60,000 In Suwex A visitor to Burlington in the sonal visits to George while he's Fever Rose talked before the Harvard Busi- still in traction.) County. summer of 1838 wrote that "you iess School and many manage- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8 By the spring of 1836 the fe-can scarcely go into a house SMM COINS ver had become high in New Jer neht groups. He holds degrees Dear George: 10:00 A. M. but you find the inmates engaged from New York University and I've been reading your column ST. LOUIS (AP) - Thirty thou- sey, touching first In Warren in feeding worms." It wasn't a County where a hastily-formed Joston University, lately and it's not bad—why do sand coins, most of then penaiel Comprising Beer Stein collection of 108 steins 3" to 28". mania, the visitor wrote,,because you waste your time on humor? have been thrown into the foun- company of silk-worm enthusiasthi s Burlington people ''are grave, se- Early American Chairs, Chests, Tables, Mirrors, 11 Fishing Because of the earth's ceatrif- B. G. tain inside the City Art Museum Poles with Reels, fine old China, large collection of Early secured a charter. Farmers ev' date and industrious, not liable erywhere neglected their wheat igal force, 5,000 lions of cargo Dear B. G.: _, each year since It w*» erected American Pressed Glass in various patterhs, Bisque, Brass- to be inveigled by designing men there in 1958. es, Bronzes, Bookcases, Books, Pictures, Prints, Oil Paint- to plant Morus multicaulus or- It's a funny thing, H G., I had into speculative pursuits." oaded on a ship in the vicinity been wondering why so many peo- The money, an agerage $360 a ings; Floor, Mantel and Table Clocks; Crystal Prism Table chards. 1 Lamps, Rugs (Room and Scatter Sizes), Refrigerator, Por- Being "crave, sedate and in- the equator would weight 25 ple wasted their time on frown- year.ear, , goes Into the museum ! Delightful nonsense filled the dustrious" was no inoculation celains, Breakfast Set, Bird Cages, Hand Tools, Early Amer- newspapers, all of it sure to in- oas more at the poles. tog. general fund. ican Washstands, Tables, Occasional Chairs and Tables, Tier against the fever. Burlington in Mirrors, Bric-a-brac, Kerosene Lamps, China Tea Sets, flame the rising madness. 1833 had more than 300,000 Morus Table Glass, Table Silver, Crystals, Electrical Appliances, Typical was a bit of fancy multicaulus trees, probably more Porch and Sun Room Furniture, Four Poster Beds, Dress- figuring in the Sentinel of Free- trees in one location than in any ers, Bureaus, Vanities, Metal Clothes Closets, Objects of dom. A "man in Connecticut" of the nine eastern states touched Art, Bristol Vases, large collection of Glass and China had two trees from which he by the madness. Pitchers, Linens, Patchwork Quilts, Kitchenware, Slant-top sliced 202 cuttings. If he planted Desk, Two and three panel Screens, Cranberry Glass, Cop- Things reached such a boiling Say per Luster, Silver Luster, Cut Glass, Dropleaf Tables/ these, each would make a tree point in old Burlington that Breakfront, Wall Sconces, Twin and Double Beds, Butler's capable of producing more cut- thieves raided mulberry planta- Desk, Dry Sink, Dining Room Chairs, China Cabinet, Settee, tings He could feed silkworms tions and stole trees worth $1 Merry Christmas Love Seat, Freezer, Music Box, Coffee Grinder, Electric- and the grateful feasters would apiece. The "grave, sedate and Dishwasher (GE), Windsor Chairs, Console Table, Service produce. 80 pounds of silk the Plates, Ship Models, Six-piece Silver Tea Set, Silver Trays, Industrious" sadly heard that' a first year, 160 pounds the sec-town physician had been arrested Hand-painted China in Plates and Vases (Singles and Pairs.) ond year, 240 pounds the third with warm cold-weather This is but a partial listing of the offerings. for stealing trees — and from a year and so on forever. fellow physician at, that. Sale will start promptly at 10:00 and continue late In Any man with a bit of land, outerwear . . . the evening until every item is disposed of. The offerings Up went the fever. Speculators may be viewed at the Galleries from 10:00 A. M. until 5:00 a pencil and a long winter's bought and sold trees, most of P. M. For those who cannot inspect the offerings during night could reckon himself a mil-them with no knowledge of how the day our Galleries will be open on Thursday evening from lionaire, lord of all he surveyed to feed silkworms. Actually, few The Popular 7:00 P. M. to 10:00 P. M. The sales room of the Gallery and husband of a wife with six paid much attention to the lowly will be closed on Friday in preparation of this sale. silk dresses. silkworm, the only real worker TOGGLE COAT State. Bounty in the lot. The state Legislature moved Trees Killed EXTRA-EASY to sew, and so . Asbury Park & Ocean Grove Bank Suddenly the fever broke, pretty, so thrifty, you can afford By Order ol: Samuel J. Zclglcr, Tnut Officer on Feb. 21, 1838, "to encourage Men's in Camel the culture of silk" by author- dropped first by the cold spring a wardrobe of nightgowns for Charles Frankel, Executors. izing a 'state bounty of 15 cents of 1839 that killed thousands of any season of the year. Choose per pound "for cocoons of silk, of trees, Disillusionment set in; challis, batiste. By Niagara 29.50 The Trenton Gazette in December Printed Pattern 9136: Half Sizes Sale conducted by B. G. Coats, Auctioneer. the produce of worms raised in this state." The editor of the told of three-foot trees being sold IK. 1% 18W, 20!/j, 2214, 24>4, McGregor 39.98 Phone: KEUogg 1-M61. Deal, N. J. Hunterdon Democrat howled that for three quarters of a cent 28%. Size 16% (long) $/* yards the "wheat grower is taxed t apiece. A year before they would 35-inch. support the ,silk stocking aristoc- have been "worth'.' 50 times that. Fifty cents in coins lor this Boys' in Black 14 to 20 The mathematics were clear. pattern — add 10 cents for each Hundreds of farmers. • chopped pattern for first-class mall. Send By Niagara 24.50 down-^Morus multicaulus trees to Marian Martin, Red Bank and burned them' for firewood, Register*, Pattern JJept., 232 We«t McGregor,29«°JB .... thus getting the only warmth any 18th St., New York 11, N. V. of them had a right to expect Print plainly name, address with from the fever. Next spring they zone, size and style number. were back on the same old field FIRST TIME EVER! Glamor- — sowing wheat ous movie star's wardrobe plus The silkworm? He was on his110 exciting styles to sew in way back to China, where he be-our new Fall-Winter Pattern longed. Catalog. Send 35c.

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Kerb's Place, Inc., 201 Bay to $10,000. . 250 to $8J»; building, $9,850 to by residents is several raunici- Emit Stablerr. Brwch Av«,, ing, $»,100 to $5,700. ' John Shesta, Stowe, Vt, land, Ave., building, $6,3» to $5,800; Vincent and Marie Greetey, 18 buildingildi . $33,90$33900 *8 and Rose Granato, SB Thomas TyrreU, 11 Marine $4,800 to $1,200. building, $23,400 to $31,900. Water. Witch Ave., buildiag, »,- Henry F. CeJoatu. Beacfaray, Keyport, land, $41,800 John 3. and Eugenie Thompson, 200 to $8,800. to WWIMe Md Ha» PI., bulJdlng,-$3,0M to $1,600. Thomas J. Hogan, Box '246, land, HW to $5^08. "^!!S^^•™. wm Fernand and Alice Voegeli, 16 15 Ocean Ave., building, $7,500 to Btyview St., land, $1,300 to $1,050. Gerard and Virginia CMara, 83 Keansburg Steamboat Co., or $34^00 to $30,700. . * l y, Bos MJ RD, Clifton PI., Jersey City, bunding, South Peak St, building, $9,400 to Harriet RoseafleM Estate, 229 Beaehway, building, $13,800 to $1- tti approval of settlements Keyport, land, $78XQ to $73,550. $12,700 to $8,700. $7,500, Thomas Tyrrell, 179 Bay Ave. Conklin Ave.; Hillside, building, 000. WOVam Unger and Charles F. Thomas J. and CeUna M. Ho- building, $7,500 to 98.000. $11,700 to $7,700; building, $7,300 New Point Comfort Beach Co., the taxpayer. ty, $254)00 to Znifel, Jr. low Oth Rd., v Vincent and Theresa Santoro, gan, Bayview St, building, $13,- Charles and Irene Fletch, 1704 to $1,000. Beaehway, land, $52,650 to $44.< Great Atlantic aid Padflc HDla, N. Y., land, r.l!J50 to 14 Fourth St., buildiag. $7,800 to 400 to $10,000. Seddon St, Bronx, N. Y., build- 000; building, $278,600 to $241,600; MDDIETOWN Tea Co., 507 Prospect Ave., per- s $6,800. V Vlto Tarantlno, 25 Ralph St, Harry O. Bussey, 221 Navesink ing, $5,000 to $4,000. 1 land, $13,000 to $11,000. JMfcnael and Maria Scetteto, «na! property, tlM.OOO to $199, Aaat Strauss, Holland Rd., Amelia Aufierl, 41 Cornwell St., building, $19,700 to $18,100; P* " Ave.. building, $11,400 to $7,600. Momaouth Ave,, buUdisg, $9,«0- 000. Middtotown, (and. $55,950 to $48,' boHding, $9,800 to $7,800. Valentine Bernardt, 3 Seadrift sonal, $800. Constance Maher, Box 191, Jeremiah J. Sheehan, Beach- $7,400. Anthony Pace and Carmelo 350. Mary Berodelli, 6 Barberie Ave., land, $1,800 to $800. Louise L, Schoellhamer, 18440 building, $20,600 to $18,200. way, building, $3,200 to $2,200. Ave., land, $1,700 to $700. Florence Knodell, 149 West N. E. 21st Ct., North Miami Coral Beesle, Monmouth Prospect Ave., per- Edward, Joseph, and Marie Estelle KUka, 28 Beach Blvd., Sheehan and Andreach, Can- sonal property, $25,000 to $20,000. *, Box M, Keyport, land, Flemm Cove Realty Co., 180 Washington Ave., Atlantic High- Beach, Fls,, buildiag, $9,400 to building, $5^» to $4,000. Ave., personal, $13>500 to $9,500. Osborne Ave., building, $I3,m Portland Rd, building, $12,000 to lands, building, $19,800 to $17,- $6,900. $7,080, Helen J. Gerst, 12 Tabor St, -to:t25,500, .•- •;•'••.,••! Robert and Augusta Waters, 125 Jeremiah J. Sheehan, Beach- building, $17,206 to $15,700. Flora and' Unit Petnuzelll, RD $9,500. , 800. .•••-,. Timothy and Ellen Lynch, Box Highland Ave., building, $12,700 toway , building. $13,050 to $11,700. Woodrow B. Bowne, Headden's Pat B. and Uverne 3. Arnone, Boat 170-X, Keyport, buJldiiig, John J. Flemm, Sr., 160 Port- Frank and Helen .Costa. 711 179, buUding, $9,800 to $4,500. $10300; personal, $500. Catherine Sheehan, 'Beaehway, Comer, buildiag, $129,0004110,000. 264 Branch Ave,, building, $35, $23,450 to $19,200, land Rd, land, $35,900 to $29,- West Side Ave., Jersey City, Charles and Jane Reiner, 2391 Timothy Lynch, Box 179, land, building, $25,550 to $23,500. Malcolm W. and Adele Austin, 600; building, $59,100 to$49,100 . 608 to $34,080. Globe Petroleum. Inc., 9 Cen- building. M.100 to $8,600. Webb Ave., Bronx, N. Y., build- $14,900 to $12,800; building, $17,- Benjamin Andrea*, 84 Bay- Nsvesfnk Ave., building, 127.200- tog, $8,800 to $4,000. Edward G. Waters, Point Rd., tral Ave., Red Bank, personal; Storm and Florence Berner, 39 Edward and Gloria Kwik, 54 300 to $13^00. view Ave., building, $11,250 to $25,200. land, $7,000 W $0,700; building, $1,500 to $900, 5 Miller St.. building, $7,300 to $3, Fifth St., land, $3,300 to $3,700; Joseph and Marion Kubnlk, 105 Berahard RWershofer, 107 Us-$io^00. 500; building, $10,000 to $5,100. Rose Voorbees, Bralnard $41,000 to $37,800. George W. Thome, RFD, Key- building. $12,900 to $11,300. Linden Ave., building, $8,800 toden Ave., building, $10,300 to$9 , Sheehan and Andreach, 229 $4,300. Ave., building, Edna M. Waters, Point Rd., port, land, $68,700 to $62,300. Ernest A. Vaughan, 18 Nave- Luke K. McSherry, Ocean St., 200. • Mam St., personal, $12,500 to $8,- _ ,500 to $2J00. loha D. Deith, Box 140B, Key- sink Ave., building, $29,100 to building. $5,800 to $5,400; build- George, Philip, and Stewart Earl M. and Minnie L. Morse, 500. $25,100. • ing, $5,900 to$5,500 ; building, $11,- Xing, 50 South Bay Ave., buHd- Springs M, personal, $177,500- Nicholas C. Soviero, 12 Rumson port, boUdlng, $19,700 to $18,700. 151 Navesink Ave., buildingg, $9,- dub Miami, Inc., Highland Florence Mtcherfelder, 21 Vails- 200 to $9,700. tog, $17,290 to $11,500. $130,000. Rd., building, $14,700 to $13,950. John Thomas Dougherty, Holm- 300 to $8,4000 ; personal $50$5000. Blvd., personal, $13,500 to $4,090. burg Ter., Newark, building, $50,- George Schrleber, 19 Stockman William and Annette Schwartz, Henry Applegateppg , 71 Cooover Thomas B. Judge, 508 Branch del Rd., Keyport, building, $12,- Constance Maher, Box 191, Stella Cerninski, 7350 SW 96th 800 to $36,600. / PL, Irvingtoa. building, $22,100 to900 Spruce St, Union Beach, U.U . buildingbildi . $7,000*^00$7000 . Ave., building, $10,«00 to $15,400. 350 to $11,350. building, $4,600 to$3,600 . St, Miami, land, $2,350 to$1,600 ; Dolores Hak, Beacon Rd., Henry O. and Norms O., Merg- $19,900. building, $18,500 to $13,500. building. $18,450 to $16,700. building, $20,000411,500. ner, 17 Atlantic St., building. $9,- Helen J. Shea, 61 Navesink Edward asd Evelyn Edelbach, HOLMDEL HIGHLANDS KEANSBURG Henry CerwlnsU, 25 Johnson Mlddle&own Shopping' Center, 000 to $5,000. Ave., buUding, JU.600 to $12,400. 583 Passalc Ave., Keamy, buUd- La., personal, $13,000 to $7,000. William and Nora Spangler, 11 lng, $12,500 to $9,500. Inc., Rt. 3S, New Monmouth Rd., Emma B. Bailey, 320 Broad St., Catherine Powell. 808 Edgewa- Frank J. Hall, 282 Bay Ave., Frank Recuparo, 153 Park Ave., Estate of Cells F. Ahern. John St., building, $9,400 to $8,400. buiWlng. $I,W,lC04l,*?«,100. Keyport, land, $11,750 to $9,400, ter Ave., Rldgefield, building, $8,- land $900 to $400, land $1400 to Emil Schwind, 44 South Bay tend, $3,800 to $1,900. Thomas' F. Ahem, esq., 38 Main J.K.L. Holding and Realty Co,, Annkay Coaatructton Co., Har- building, $4,090 to $3/100. 900 to $6,900. $900. Ave., building, $33,700 to $28,700. John Wilson, 192 Broad St, St, land, $11,350 to $5,650; build- c/o Thomas R. Rarely, 744 Broad mony Rd, buildiag, $11,2004100. Kurt W. Hofsess, MS 1, Key. Benjamin and Nora Gruber, Highlands Yacht Club, Inc. Prlaoilla P. Ware, 149 Portend personal, $8,000 to $5,700. ing, $45,150 to$41,150 . St, Newark t, building, $21,500 Williams St., land, $3,600 to $2,- Rd, buOdlng, $10,400 to $9,400. Archie KumasaU, 287 Main S, F. Sampson. Jumping Brook P°rt, building. $26,500 to $25,700. Bedle PL, building, $9,400 to $8,- Angelo Di Mio, 37 Myrtle Ave., to $15,000. 100; building, $14,200 to $12,950. St. boUdlng, $24,550 to $21,550; Rd.. building, $2IJ00420m Leon and Sadie Stonpier, 077 400. National 5c-10c & $1.00, 32 building, $19,550 to $18,550. Peter DiGiovanni, 140 Portland budding, $39,750 to $25,550. Peter and Mary Kopasz, Main Palmer Ave., Keansburg, build- Peter and Veronica Ells, 17 Sec- Elsie Staubus, 89 Portland Rd., Broad St., Red Bank, building, Herman Colodtn, 3 Snyder Ave., Rd., buikUag, $41,700 to $34,000. •t and Compton's Creek, land., ing. , $12,000 to $11,400; land, $400 ond St., building, $5,400 to $4,200. land, $10,300 to $9,500; building, $13,800 to $8,800. • Helen V. Hill, 79. Seeley Ave., building, $12,350 to $11,150. Vasil and Helen Bender, 171 George D. Anjonio. Bay Ave. Edwin and Gwendolyn Custer, personal $4,000 to $1,300. $18,«W9,000; building, 1,(00- to $300. $14,800 to $10,000. Thomas K. Compton, IS Com- Highland Ave., land, $1,500 to $1,- building; $13,400 to $11 W>. 18 Beach Blvd., building, $11,900 MnHn Corp., Cerr Ave., per- Martin J. and Patricia S, Ford, Duiwood Carrlgan, 39 Seadrift modore Ave., building, $8,500 to 280; building, $11,100 to $6,800. to $9,900. sonal, $7,000 to $1,300. Herman C Wder, 1M Burling- RD 1, Keyport, building, $24,550 John and Mary SCIOTUDO, "Ralph Ave., building, $7,300 to $6,400. $7,200. Margaret RoMbach, 100 Valley Peter G. Peltz, 24 Maple Ave., ton Awu bottdlag, $10.00W«». to $24,850. St., land $5,400 to $4,400; build- John Dragtra, 39 First St., Michael and Alice Fuahetti, 2(8 William G. Bergm, 35 Shady- personal, $7,500 to- $2,900. North aid* of Monmouth Ave., Jame* Van BraBey122 Bros* StvbtfkHnfc $3,900 to $3,000. pr, $14,300 to$13,800. , , building, $5,700 to $5,400. Summer Ave., Newark, building, side Ave., budding, $6,850 to $6,- .building, $«,0004S,000. way, Keyport, hod, $11,400 to Ira J. and Lucille S. Katchen. Wllma Cummins Shealian, Bay Louis C, Loder, 55 Seadrift $5,000 to $4,700. Michael and Catherine Motich- 600, . •: , '. 384 Highland Ave., Long Branch] ka, 14 Howard Ave., land, $1,350 $9,800. Ave.. building, $9,800 to$6,300 . Ave., buUding, $2,800 to $1,900. Floyd Clayton, 16 Bay Ave. Russell J. Dbroa, 17 Coffins St., buildiag $6,800 to $5,000, build- to $300. Harold B. White, Box 124, Florence Michenfeider, 21 Valls- John and Alberta Bailey, i building, $17,700 to $15,700. building, $45,050 to $44,459. FAIR HAVEN ing, $9,900 to $6,900. Mardon Holding Co., 18 Spring' Holmdd, land, $18,800 to $12,000. burR Ter., Newark, land, $3,900 toCornwaU St, building, $6,100 to Edwin and Gwendolyn Custer, Jessie and Clara Covert, 2 H«roldS. Allen, 2» Manning St. Eugenie Nagles, Valley Ave., field Ave., Craaford, building, $6V Alex and Edna Philips, 795 $3,500. $4,200. 18 Beach Blvd., building $29,700 Seeley Ave., land, $2,750 to$2,450 . building. $15,850 to p»lmer Ave., MkUktown. buUd- building, $10,000 to $8,000, person- Joseph Manfred!, 85 Barberie George A. McGowan, Bay Ave. to $27,700; • .. 900 to $5,900. $MI1M50, , ing. $5,750 to $5,400. Ave., building, $4,700 to zero. and Key St., buUding, $6,600 to Lena Tourkauf, 187 Navealnk Martin H. and Irene Donovan, (Continued on next page) ' Herbert P. Dengler, 950 River M. P. Norton, Box 424, Key- George and Matilda Mulligan, Oscar and' Olga Williams; 47 $6,500. Rd, building. $23,100 to 82,350. port, land, $4,650 to $2,350. 262 Alexander* Ave., Bronx, N.Y.. Shrewsbury Ave., building, $9,400 Lamar and Edna Baker, Mil- Willard S. Emmoos, 27 bocast Era E. Aro, 84 Campbell Rd., building, $13,300 to $9,300. to $7,700. 'ler and Prospect Sts., land, $2,300 Ave., personal, $800. Mlddletown, land, $8,250 to$7,250 . Harvey H. Bowtell, 1 Hill Rd., William Thomas and Clem to $1,900; $500 personal.. Myron B Helme, M Lewis La., George A. Sehaffter, Jr., Box Atlantic Highlands, building, $38,- Wiecaweck, 68 Gravelly Point Edward J. Petrasck, 36 Bay- building, $aU00 to $18,150. I54-T, Keyport; bnUding, $29,000 000 to $26,400. ' Rd, and 58 Gravelly Point Rd, side Dr., building, $27,300 to $19,- ; Temple Lumber Co., Inc., Car- to $29,000." Ernest Lamoureux, Matthews building, $156,000 to $131,000. 200. ton St, Rumson, building, $17,300 Frank and Claire Malandrucolo, St, building, $5,300 to $4,500. Log Cabin Inn, Inc., Ocean Harry and Bertha K. Holle, Lo- Box JO, Matawas, boUdiog; &,- Louis Kate, 197 Bay St., build- Blvd. building. $17,700 to$13,700 ; cust and Willow Sts., building, J. Ung, » Forrert got to B0.150. ing, $11,700 to $9,700. land. $11,900 to $2,000. $13,600 to $10,600. Ave., building. $13,950 to $13,200. Harry and Mioa Walters, 321 Ralph abd Thyra Bennett, On- Knud-and Gudrun K. Andrea- Michael and Alice Fusehettl, Acme Markets, Inc., 124 North , , Sunset Ave., Asbury Park, bufld- tario Ave., Hilton Park, Middte- sen, 242-26 Ruthmore Ave., Doug- 288 Summer Ave., Newark, build- personal, laston 62, Long bland, N. Y., for Christmas Giving... 15* St., PMaddphia, tng, $99,600 to $58,600. town, building, $7,200 to $8,200. in?, $7,200 to $5,800. land, $8,400 to $4,200. $200^00 to $100,000. Patrick E. Granato, 381 Maple John W. Mount, 16 Cornwall St, Monmouth Service Co., 50 Me- Join F. Famulary, 91 Princeton Ji F Fl PI., Keyport, land, $4,800 to »,- building. $7,500 to $6,500. Anthony Cosullch, 38 Miller morial Plcwy., Long Branch, Rd., baSdtag, $11,000 to $15,750. Alex J. Adalr, Box 31, building, St, building, $6,700 to$5300 ; $200 building, $14,400 to $10,000; build- ALL NEW 1962 SETS OF TRAINS Benjamin Benlncasa, 33 Tyson Jacob B; Roe, Jr., Box M, $Mo;to5po.; • .-.•- -r_• pcrsonu* •'-•'• Ing, $13,800 to $11,300. Dr., buUdlng, $28^00 to$24^75 . Keyport, land, $41^00 to $36000. *"Fran' "k issa, 91 Navesink Mary Klosj Parker, Bayside James L. Horaa, Jr., 212 Lln-

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Robert Hall Clothes, 64 Hamilton sliding, $5,500 to $4,450; 156 Long Frederick and Nora Loder, 108 Michael and Ruth Pizzutello, St., Paterson, personal, $160,000 iranch Ave., building, $14,150 to amsey Ave., building, $15,150 to $9,050. 460 Ocean Ave., building, $11,100 to $140,000. 13,650. o $10,000, Harry L. Beaman, 36 Manning Mary Matino. 264 Second Ave,, Gabriel and Isabella Mazza, 58 BY WALT DISNEV F. & W. Beverage Co., Port wilding, $16,100 to $13,450. MICKEY MOUSE PI., land, $2,050 to $2,000; build- donmouth Rd., personal, $6,000 to William St., build!.-.;, $13,100 to Philip F. and Elsie Gehring, 7 Ing $20,000 to $15,000. 15,200. 12,150. Clarence Ave., building, $15,950 to Margaret Foerster, 21 Manning John J. Manzo, 139 Forest Ave., John and Carmella Celli. 344 13,400. PI., building, $8,000 to $6,650. wilding, $17,300 to $16,800. Bath Ave., building, $20,700 to ANPHRKB iL John B. Covert, 39 Manning PI., Anna M. Hanlon, 54 Beacon Shore Gas and Oil Co., 636 $18,700. building, $15,050 to $12,000. llvd., building, $8,000 to $6,000. Broadway, building, $18,700 to Samuel and Adeline Neuwirth, cows oooer-J William J. Demico, 34 Washing- Stephen and Mary Alfano, 269 113,100. 1 Stuyvasent PI., building, $25,- ton Ave., building, $15,200 to $14,- Fairmount Ave., Newark, build- Josephine Kaufman, 234 Lock- 350 to $22,900. ing, $18,550 to $16,550. wood Ave., building, $20,750 to Michelina Grariano, 537 Winter m. Alois Elsie Siefringer, 27 Wa-117,500. it., building, $8,300 to $7,550; Delia Murphy, 56 Bayview Ave., ickaack Ave., building, $15,450 to John J. and Josephine Perri, same address, building, $6,150 to land, $850 to $500; building, $5,350 13,450. 125 Cleveland Ave., building, $7,- $5,600. to $4,600. Horace W. Dailey, 73 Shore 100 to $6,000. Beatrice Vitale, 45 Hillsdale John and Barbara Murphy, 18 Blvd., land, $10,500 to $7,000. Rose and Reginald Giglio, 15 Ave., building, $14,030 to $12,000. Birchwood Ave., land, $1,900 to Mary Doty, 213 Carr Ave., Jackson St., building, $6,750 to Salvatore P. Marra, 415 Willow $1,650: building, $12,300 to $11, wilding, $10,200 to $8,000. $5,250. Ave., building, $8,650 to $7,650. 000. * Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Jacoving, Rose, George and Reginald Gig- Jessie M. Grasso, 215 Cleveland Harry Kesel, 45 Oakwood PI., io, 689 Art St., building, $9,750 Ave., building, $12,600 to $11,600. 8 Roland St., building, $11,550 to By LEE FALK building, $10,200 to $8,100. 10,750. :o $9,000. John Peaff, 342 Chelsea'Ave. THE PHANTOM Jeremiah and Jeanne H. Wil- Sophia Bradley, 5 Woods End Russell H. Gant, building, $6,- building, $10,200 to $9,700. son, 20 Waackaack Ave., building, *d.,'Middletown, building, $5,700 350 to $2,550. Genevieve Damiano, 3 Hillsdale \THEWAFRAt2SON-\ 6OIN&TO StND ANOTHER I CARE N0TWH6 T I'M KtESMS HI* $13,950 to $13,450. Mildred Dworsky, 1085 Eaton Ave., building, $7,100 to $6,000. • '• 1 BABMU'SIROOPS COPTER? 6000. HE CAN ABOUT THOSE MTHSJUNOE- o $5,450. A6AWST meiom. 7XO0K CfCK.il/ASA"(WTO SEND NEW SHOOT THW DOWN « FAST PCODRS.' BUT UNTIL POWER IS Helen R. McGrath, 18 Laurel Vincent J. Cotugno, 65 AnnAve,, building, $25,850 to $25,150. Barrett Oxley, Eastwood Ave. AS THE/«T THEM UP/ LUAGA'6 WITH 1 MINE.' THEN - Ave., building, $15,250 to $14,250. St., Newark, 5, building, $7,000 to David M. and Zipporah Ep- land, $2,550 to $1,800. RESCUE MISSION THEM.' A IU. RMI5H HIM.' Clarence Recht, 35 Hth St., per- $6,400. stein, 376 Highland Ave., build- Theresa R. Applegate, 62 Sixth FORUNMEWCAL sonal, $10,000 to $5,000. Sadie Orazi, 134 North Lehigh ng, $28,250 to $23,450. Ave., building, $8,750 to $7,750. Alex R. DeSevo, 302 Lockwood William Koch, 317 Spring St., Ave., Cranford, building, $10,350 John Bott, 564 Monmouth PL, TEAM STRANDED Red Bank, building, $15,400 to building, $21,000 to $17,800. Ave., building, $11,030 to $10,400. to $9,500. $14,000. Melvin and Ann Weiner, 765 Arthur and Jane Breitkopf, 209 WNGlf—* Jerry DiCapua, 43 Briarwood Green Ave., building, $17,850 to Castle Wall Ave., building, $12,950 SEARCH GOCS Ave., building, $11,950 to $8,500. LONG BRANCH $15,950. to $12,200. MFOflMISSttf! Chester A. Geant, 25 Lohsen Clifton Associates of Long Alex and Peggy Kaufman, 616 David J. Breitkopf, 265 Nor- PILOTS Ave., building, $13,800 to $11,000. Branch, Inc., Clifton Ave., build- Campbell Ave., building, $9,200 to grove Ave., building, $11,450 tc Leonard Bellezza, 34 Beacon- ing, $143,450 to. $133,200. $8,000. $10,850. IMNERAl m light Ave., building, $6,450 to $3,- Ferdinand and Christine D'am- Mildred Mitsch, 503 Fuller PI., Clara Webb, 183 Airsdale Ave. CONTINUES TO 100. tain* NUMII 1 Florence G. Collins, 27 Col- irosio, 557 Manahasset Ave. building, $11,200 to $9,050. building, $21,050 to $16,350. 0 HI W MtiMM lins St., building, $6,350 to $4,000. building, $9,150 to $6,300. Casino Beach and Pool, Inc. Antonio Aiello, 14 Fourth Ave. Anthony J. and Katherine Ca- Anna R. R. Jennings, 284 Nor- 305 New Ocean Ave., building, building, $12,350 to $8,850. MARK TRAIL By ED DODD puto, Linton PI., building, $9,650 rove' PI., building, $15,450 ti $95,400 to $83,300. Augustine Pallone, 319 Chelsea to $7,000. $11,850. Hyman and Anna Cohen, 136 Ave., building, $6,559 to $5,250. WEtLHAVBTOGO m James J. Gravany, 78 Beach- Dynamic Development Corp., Seventh Ave., building, $16,150 to Catherine B. Vincelli, 299 Brigh I PONT DRINK MAKte TM9 BUM TO ONE MBTER TRAIL BUT 1 MV OLD CWPCW A LITTLE NP-ITSTHE AFTER OLD WD CALPEBWOOR 376 West End Ave., building, $715 $13,350; 135-137 Long Branch Ave., ton Ave., building, $15,350 to $13, BUPT.-OET VOUB MEN BEAW way, personal, $7,500 to $1,500. BEEN CAUGHT TWICE ON.V THM6THATU. EME HB Theodore E. Luscz, 304 Main 850 to $655,450. building, $13,150 to $11,700; 93-95 100. WUZ TO CATCH ME ABM. AND WE'LL MOVE M EARLY St., personal, $6,000 to $2,375. Leon Bonello, 254 Atlantic Ave., Lippincott Ave., building, $16,550 Edna Haraton, 137 Lincoln If OO TO THE PEN SURE AS 8HO0TH/ FART OF NEXT WEEK/ Arnold and John Hollingdrake, building, $11,800 to $10,050. to $13,900; 394-396 Morris Ave. Ave., building, $28,750 to $24,- 261 Shore Blvd., land, $5,250 ti Angelo Vasiliades, 601 Broad- building, $11,700 to $10,650. 250. - • $3,500. way, building, $46,300 to $42,300 Hubert S. Starr, 509 Long Richard Padberg, 80 Park Ave. Allan H. and Sadie Timins, 13: Amedeo and Frances Colltti Branch Ave., building, $8,350 to building, $20,250 to $13,000. Gregory Ave., West Orange 517 Second Ave., building, $26,100 $7,500. Elvin and Dorothy Van Dyke, building, $19,100 to $17,600; per- to $22,100; 510 Ocean Ave., build- Andrew C. Schibell, 300 Sieve- 590 Patten Ave., building, $36,450 fonal, $2,000 to $1,500. ing, $68,250 to $64,250. land Ave., building, $22,850 tc to $31,450. Frances Caruso, 8 East Churc Morris and Yetta Lidner, 34! $19,000. Edward M. and Arlene M. Ben- S', building, $8,400 to $6,750. Second'Ave., building, $18,450 t< Herman Reiman, 264 Branch ware, 10 Beach Ave., building David and Minnie Sommers, 54 $16,100. port Ave., building, $38,050 to $34, $12,750 to $10,600. Lincoln Ct., building, $11,350 t Fannie Navilio and Mary Ma- 700. Salvatore and Christiana Cri $10,850. rino, 12 Rose St., building, $21,801 Jersey Hotel Operators, Inc. [barl, 21 Franklin Ter., building, NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CMNSBAW Mary Pacelir, 267 Carr Ave to $20300. 279 Broadway, building, $231,200 $23,800 to $21,300. building, $23,600 to $22,600. Theresa and Thomas Cell, Jr. to $168,800. Filomena Secondolfi, 66 Court Arthur L. Wefelmeyer, 64 Carr 144 Astor PI., building, $22,850 to Francis V. and Doris La Corte, St., building,- $12,950 to $11,450. Ave., personal, $500 to $100. $20,900. 23 Pullman Ave., land, $18,450 ti Frank and May Leo, 291 Che! COM i Fred and Katherine Raphael, 1 Archie Rose, Ocean and Brigh- $17,450 building, $23,000 to $20, sea Ave., building, $11,800 to $10, 0OWOWA.PIMB John St., building, $7,650 to $4, ton Ave., building, $25,450 to $19 000. 300. naOUTVtt 800. 850. Frank and Giselia Stlsco, 52. Charles and Lucille Dvento, 65 Mrs. Louise Loder, 195 Forest Harold and Florence Alpern, Long Branch Ave., building, $16, Ocean Ave., building, $38,000 Ave., land, $3,050 to $2,550; build 80 Van Court Ave., building, 050 to $15,050; 325 Long Branch J3S.O0O. ->•-• •.--•.•.-•,. •-•.- ing, $14,350 to $12,500. $25,000 to $24,000. Ave., building, $12,850 to $11,850; Angelo and Antoniella Franico Patrick and Patricia Keelen Sidney Alpern, 470 Joline Ave. 2-4 Colonia Dr., building, $I2,85i la. 27 Franklin Ter., building, $17, 390 Main St.. building, $20,450 ^building, $5,800 to $4,150. to $11,850; Manhasset Park Dr. 100 to $15,100. $18,450. Morris and Yetta Lindner, 2! building, $1,100 to $1,000; 64 Co Dominick and Florence Pingl Almeda M. Paynter and IsabelSecond Ave., building, $10,600 to Ionia Dr., building, $14,550 to $13, tore, 287 Chelsea Ave., building, 800. $8,900 to $7,700. Timothy and Marion Walch, 102 Elizabeth Grillo, 66 Chelsea North Fifth Ave., building, $16,- Ave., building, $16,600 to $14,600. 050 to $15,300. Rose and Luigi Pace, 40 Frank- lin Ter., building, $18,600 to $W,- Charles A. and Rene S. Sam- By WALT KELLY uels, 339 Highland Ave., building, 600. $19,250 to $18,100. Achille and Filomena D'Addar- at JACOBS Angelo and Angala Schiavo, 164 io, 48 Laird St., building. $10,060 Airsdale Ave., building, $16,700 to to $8,030. $14,700. Harry and Emma Setrln, Michael Maurer, 1116 Park La. South Fifth Ave., building, S9.95C building, $10,-400 to $8,650. to $8,700. John and Angelina Somma, 453 Harry B. and Minerva M. Em Bath Ave., building, $17,800 tc mons, 181 Coleman Ave., land, $15,950. $1,050 to $800; building, $11,450 Barrett and Ann I. Oxley, 242 $10,900; fame address, land, $1 Joline Ave., building, $7,750 to 050 to $800. $7,000. Ethel Leibowitt, 186 Edward; Salvatore and Theresa Scicchi Ave., building, $8,550 to $7,550. .ON YOUR LIST tano, 82 South Seventh Ave. Samuel and Frances Karasic, building, $10,090 to $9,550. 376 Kirby Ave., building, $18,000 Arthur and Angeline Perri, 401 to $17,050. Spring St., building, $12,950 George and Charlotte Silber- I USE THIS HANDY CHECK LIST! $12,200. (Continued on next page) By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST FOR HIM SOMETIME* iKArrs-n YOU START ON THAT UNHAPfY LMTNIGKr, MM CAN MAKE iTONSCOVEKTHtM W«Iltr Soldering Kit 13.88 MID6E'~D1I>VOUAND MUffUR AWEMBLY DIAR-8EF0KEMJU- HtVONArPRWAL* AIKMO WE 6CT MO Wtller Sobre Saw 21.00 TED-HAVE A FALLING -fORAVmiLt! our? NEWS FOR YOU! 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NW« C EVER $H 7*0011 'Information has never been Opposite The Baronet Theater MH.Y t«» It fHM — MTUHPAY.HU «:0» Ov.r ukc'n M linlhm at DUm* ttlim. more accessible than It it today," h» said. But he crltloixed (he 128 Broadway, Long Branch C A 2-6384 newspapers themselves for what Open Monday thru Saturday 7:13 A. M, to • P. M. he termed Irresponsibility In their Wednesday and Friday 'til » own ranks. i'/ii; f>, 1962 W> BAMC Under tfee Institution!} pro- when the Report Hl«b School ,a>*«ier. James E. Ptptn, MiH Av«,; (be Mooad, at gram, with the same bade cov- ffiab Honor RoU was rctaued Cedar Ave. ttHmA Name Elkan Fake Alarm the tttrd at,2:« at would be reJoMed by Mr*, Act".|erage, the annual premium wuld at (be end et the tart marking Legloo^ ntUontl eaediUve' com- ems, secretary at the Keans- be $2,220, representing a saving period, (be only three freshmen mtrteeWitt' recent nettfiig K| It**** Htm^^ School Study I The • West.-End burg Board of Education. of approximately $1,700. Mr. cited were Unton Be«<*students. To National Check Made Johnson said the cotnxwssion on In a resolution offered by ' Said Mr: 'Ryan,: "Col. Efloin's pany rMponded to. A preschool survey in die bor- tbe new insurance would be di- Camiileo severing cbtirmtn of Patrol cars wer<| f fire Help Offered ough will be conducted by the "' it*to:tfcii -•• • • Police vided among the present local the Teachers Committee, the; legion Uirit ijaUiwii' committee, pi' the Le- boxes jta varioui s teotitm of the Parent-Teacher Association. It is insurance agents. board approved t change in tile TRENTON - The appointment!jiOD is the result of his many LONG BRANCH - Police are dty Tuesday nigbt because of th» scheduled to start Monday. By Teachers Five lots on Sidney Ave. have teachers' salary guide, increas-of Marry F.- Elkan (Cok, VSMyetri of active 'tatvict 'in oiir investigating a series of false fire rash of false alattns, police aid. In other business, the board a l UNION BEACH — The Teach- been deeded to the board, in- ing the maximum steps for reg-ret.) 160 Rutledge Dr., Middle- organliatlbnfarf) jils* Iting experi- alarms turned in within an hour' —' — agreed to cancel its individual CLAIRVOYANCE CORNER ers' Association offered Its as- creasing the ^ Morningside Ave. ular teachers trom 11 to 13, with towni, as a member of The: Amer- ence in military affairs and his|early yesterday morning. fire insurance policies and rein- sistance in the proposed Union Sdiool property. $200 increment per step. Emer- Ican Legions national counter-'knowledge of the operation! of| The first alarm was turned in BALTIMORE (AP) '-Th*wom. sure with The Fund Insurance! gency teachers are to be I counter-jutrverBlve; orgi Beach - Keansburg Regional subversive activities committee, at 1:47 «t Brighton and Second|an motorist, attempting tn turn Companies, 520 Broad St., New- The board will advertise in The creased from'8 to IB steps with|has High School study to the Board Register for a full-time school has been announced by HenryjHis new, appointment has the ark. George F. Johnson, special 1 left from a rigftt-oan4 lam', wu the same increment. W. Ryan, New Jersey Legion wholehearted endorsement of their special fields and of Education at Tuesday night's agent, pointed out that the tenta- secretary at a salary of $2,000 'bumped trom behind by a man M(j commander. The appointment [department organisation." recommending board meeting. tive premium at present is $2,781: for the school year. Harry E. Partridge, Jr., for new or was made by National Com- The national commissions 'motorist. Regarding the study, Donald per year, plus approximately Jl-I Sons, Inc., were awarded a con- andjchanged policies. Mrs. Gilmartin, a teacher in committee*

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NIGHTS ^ . ^il»ifc..fofr*»|jS 1 J,V M-Thunfoy, Dec. 6, WA RED 8AM BJ5GISXER. _WNW>TV JBNEW-TV TV Key TELEVISION _,. WOIMtV Writer Evaluates ' ' ... ' '' ' . Ckaaatll THURSDAY AFTERNOON THURSDAY EVENING FRIDAY MORNING x Previews U:l» t:M \52- 63 TV Season —Love of life 4—News and Weather 2-Preview» Today's top television shows as 4—Your First Impression 7-News StM : By HARVEY PACK many homes were subjected to previewed and selected by TV7—Ernie Ford 1—Three Stooges 2-Ova ,Us This Day-Religion This is supposed to be an eval- his one minute message. The Key's staff of experts who attend 9—Science Fiction Theater 13—What's New »:55 ,, ••'..•.• lation of the new season in tele- sponsor may occasionally make a rehearsals, watch screenings, and —Merry Mailman—Children CIS 2-News vision, but it Is actually an apol- public outcry about the quality analyze scripts in New York and J—Books for our Time 4—Tree Lighting 4—Sermonette >gy for what many of us cono-f a program, but he never Hollywood. 12:25 7-Weather 6;M :ider the most dismal network squawks when the ratings are WIDE COUNTRY. "The Brav- •News 2-CoUege Of The Air programming in history. high. To the network executives, est Man in the World." We've all 12:30 7—Sports 4—Continental Classroom For one thing, the season the advertiser is the customer, known characters like the one —Search for Tomorrow t:25 6: SO . It ended late in October and the customer Is always right. guest star Ray Danton plays— 4—Truth or Consequences 7—Capsule Comment ,. 2—Sunrise Semester when the major rating services Awesome Task «:J0 the pathological liar who can't 5—Cartoons 4—Continental Classroom submitted their first reports to The program chiefs at ttievar - —Father Knows Best 4—Local News face reality and ,who never real- 7:00 the trade, and the men of Madi- ous networks are therefore men 9—Memory Lane 5—Mickey Mouse Club zes he's lying. Danton does a 2-News : son Ave. knew the trend of your intrusted with die awesome'task 1—Rocky and his Friends 7—News good job and the story is in the 4-Today 1962-63 viewing habits. They >f buying a program that wilt de- 12:45 9—Zoorama spirit of TV's trend toward medi- 7;«J made some immediate plans for light sponsor, attract big audi- 2—Guiding Light 11—Huckleberry Hound cal case histories. 7:30 p.m. NBC. 5-Call To Prayer ., schedule reshufflings in a feeble ences and win tfiem critical tp- —Merry Mailman—Children 13—Profile: New Jersey PERRY MASON. "The Case of 7:11 attempt to bolster some weak ; 12:55 6:40 plause. "•• . ; the Lurid Letter." There's quite a 5-News spots, and, wherever possible, 4—News 4-Weather An executive in the .building bit of prejudice in this one which 7:2» they planned a few early cancel- 1:00 6:45 business would no more try and enlists the sympathy of the au- 7—Morning Prayer lations. • . 2—Burns and Allen 4-News merchandise » home-without cen- dience for Mason's client tonight . But as most shows hold 52-week 4—Leave It to The Girls 7—Focus On The News tral heating In northern Maine She's a small town high school 5—Columbia Lectures tickets to oblivion, they jknew 5—Cartoons 7:00 than he would try and sell one teacher charged with murder aft- 7—Early Bird Cartoons they had to ride out the year —Dr. Hudsons Journal J—News without air conditioning In, south- er, having been accused of wrong- 8:00 with their errors and they mere- I—People Are Funqy 4—Ripcord ern Florida. Detroit knows lhat doing with her students. The case ly wrote them off. If this sur- V~Exploring Ntfure 5—Mister Magoo—Cartoons 2-Capta!n .Kangaroo a convertible is a hotter item.in is out of town so D. A. Berger is 5-Sandy Becker-Children prises you try and .remember that H25 7—Guestward Ho!—Comedy a southern section than way up absent, but Mona Freeman, Ed- 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons In Deceitfter the clothing people 5—News 0—Merrytoon Circus north, and nobody would waste gat Buchanan and Robert Rock- 8:30 are pushing summer suits, »nd 1:30 II—News money to advertise snow tires in well are oh hand. 8 p.m. CBS. 7—Little Rascals—Cartoons the Detroit tycoons have already 2—As The World Turns 13—Japanese Brush Painting Mississippi/ But. the TV tube 8:45 planned the '64 models even be- DR. KILDARE. "An Ancient 5—$4ovie—Drama 7:10 knows no boundaries, and the ll-News Office." The drama revolves 7—December Bride 2—Weather fore you've figured out how to product must appeal to the folks 8:50 around an aging coroner and his 9-Star and Story—Drama 11-Local News pay for a '63. in the darks as well as their fel- 9—News and Weather ailing wife, beautifully played by —Best of Groucho , 7:15 The only thing the average ad- low Americans sipping martinis Ed Begley and Peggy Wood. The 3—Understanding Science 2—News 8:55 vertiser wants to know is howin Manhattan. ANONYMOUS LETTER —Mona Freeman plays a school- inciting incident is the death of 9-Almanac Newsreel 1:50 7:25 The biggest hit of the year is an infant and an unfounded ver- 13—Dateline: New Jersey teacher who receives an anonymous letter accusing her -Highlights of World History 11-Weather The Beverly Hillbillies" and its dict by the coroner which Kit- 7:J0 9:00 success has baffled the same of unbecoming conduct with her pupils in "The Case dare protests. The battle is that 1:55 4-News 2—Mister Ed—Comedy 2-Life Of Riley-Comedy TV Key crowd which never bothered to of modern medicine versus horse of the Lurid Letter" on "Perry Mason" tonight (8:00- 2:00 4-Wide Country 4-Trouble With Father watch "The Real McCoys." Ap- , and buggy methods. Othef good 5—Sugarfoot—Western 7—Funny Manns parently there is a big market for 9:00 p.m., EST) on the CBS Television Network. performances are given by Dick 2—Password 7—Ozzie and Harriet 9—Jack La Lajne real corny comedy, and as long Davalos and Joan Freeman as the 4^-Merv Griffin 9—Movie—Adventure 11—Comedy Party—Cartoons Mailbag as the trends intKcate this affec- parents of the dead child. As for7—Day In Court—Drama 11—You Asked For It 13—Profile; New Jersey i tion the program chiefs must Richard Chamberlain, who does 9—Science: Quest and Conquest 13—Learn to Read Music shop for more of the same. he think he is, Vince EdwaTds? 1—Divorce Court 1:25 Question — Why doesn't "Mar- Safety Unit Bamberger's 8:00 8:30 p.m. NBC. 2:10 5-News shall Dillon" marry "Kitty" on When Detroit detected a desire 3-wonder of Words 2—Perry Mason—Mystery 1:30 'Gunsmoke?" The show has been for bucket seats they made them Sets Parley Has Display ' tEAVE IT TO BEAVER. The 2:25 7—Donna Reed—Comedy 2-Our Miss Brooks-Comedy , going on for many seasons now optional equipment in all models kids will get a bang out of Beav- 7-News 11—Divorce Court—Drama 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers and all they do is occasionally without any criticism. The TV in- MHMMiETOWN — Members of EATONTOWN - Bamberger's er and may learn a lesson about 2:30 8:10 5—Topper—Comedy smile warmly at one another. dustry must play the same the traffic safety committee of has on display 30 pharmaceutical ribbing, too. Beaver gets' wor- 2—House Party 13—Of Men And Ideas 7—Gale Storm—Comedy Dillon never shows any romantic game, and because they are play- the Monmouth County Safety jars, mortars and pestles dating ried about his hair when a little 8:30 back to the 15th and 16th cen- 7—Seven Keys 9—Movie-Adventure interest in any o{ the girls who ing to more people they very of- Council will hold a luncheon girl at school makes some cut- 4-Dr. Kildare meeting in The Cobblestones at turies. 9—Movie—Adventure 13—Phonics appear as guests so it's about ten antagonize an outspoken mi- ting remarks, and proceeds to 13—Tri-State Focus 5—Lawman noon next Thursday to review the The collection was loaned b; time the writers of this series nority. plaster his head with all kinds of 7—Leave It To Beaver 13—Science Corner serious incidence of motor ve- Pfizer International, Inc., and 2:50 got Kitty out of the saloon and Cow Pokes gook. 8:30 p.m. ABC. 9:00 8:55 hicle accidents that has take; Charles Pfizer and Co., Inc., and 3-Music Interlude into a wedding dress.—Mrs. F. The western trend unleashed a HALLMARK HALL OF FAME. /—Nurses—Drama 4-News place in the county this year. Is being shown in the mail-level 2:55 B., Corinth, Miss. seemingly endless parade of well- "Cyrano de Bergerac." When to- 5—Wrestling 10:00 display center. 4—News Answer — Marriage would put groomed cow pokes, but when the Elmer J. Noll, committei night's narrator describes Chris- 7—My Three Sons—Comedy 5-News 2—Calendar a whole new slant on this series. ratings faltered the cowboys went chairman, in calling the sessioi One old jar, valued at about topher Plummer as a "brillian 11—True Adventure 4-Say When 3:00 We could then look forward to the way of the two^fone cars. Last said: $1,400, is believed to have been young actor," he is speaking the 13—Robert Herridge Theater 5—Movie—Drama 2—Millionaire an episode In which Dillon would season's medical shows proved a "We have entered the final made for Ferdinand I de Medici, absolute, almost understated 9:30 7—Susie—Comedy 4—Loretta Young—Drama plead with Kitty for a night off national desire for vicarious Ill- month of 1962 with a very bad the Grand Duke of Tuscany an' truth. Easily the most gifted 2—Hallmark Hall of Fame 11—Operation Alphabet 5—Doorway to Destiny to play cards with Doc andness and the result was an epi- traffic safety record both i husband of Christiana, daughter young classical actor operating 7—Queen for a Day 4—Hazel—Comedy 10:03 Chester in the old jailhouse; or demic of hospital programs, but Monmouth County and the State of Charles I. Several pieces are on this side of the Atlanic, Plum- 11—How To Marry A Millionaire 7—McHale's Navy—Comedy elaborately painted. 13—Higher Horlrons one in 'which Kitty would have when the ratings indicate a dis- of New Jersey. Through mid- mer's delineation of the title role 3:30 9—On Stage—Drama lfc» an argument with her husband enchantment with pill pushers night Sunday, Dec. 2, there ha in this ageless story of unrequited •To Tell The Trutfi 11—Sea War—Documentary 4—News' '. because: he won't, allow her tothey too will fade into limbo and been 816 traffic deaths in New love is a masterpiece, alternat- 4—Young Dr, Malone—Serial 13-^M.I/fc Science Reporter ing as it does between swagger 13-Spottfght On Art go, back into show biz (Long- on stage will step your new Jersey, Compared to 720 for theSchedule Forum -}AT. District Attorney 10:00 and wit, poignance and heart- ll:3» branch Saloon); or the inevita- choices. corresponding period in 1961, ai 7—Who Do You Trust? 2-Alfred Hitchcock increase of 96 deaths' or a littli break. Donald Harron is fine as 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy ble segment in which Doc would Right now the boys at the draw- :1—Laurel-Hardy and Chuck 7—Premiere bab Roxanne's inarticulate swain 4-Play Your Hnnch deliver the Dillon's first V more than 13 per cent. On Brotherhood 3—Television for Teachers 11—Adventures In Paradise ing boards think you want tn Christian, and Hope Lange makes 7-GirlTalk ' V with Chester assisting. Before laugh, and next year they will ASBURY PARK - The chal- 3:55 13-World At Ten "In Monmouth County, up t a decorative Roxanne whose act- 11-MovieiDrama long, the popular western series flood the tubes with innocuous lenge facing all citizens as thi 2—News 10:30 midnight last Sunday, there hai ing, in this fast company, suf 11:45 would become a sort of prairie Negro takes his place in new 11—Mr. Peabody, 9—Best Of The Post—Drama comedies for your viewing pleas- been 64 fatalities, compared t< fices. You'll not see anything "Pete and Gladys." neighborhoods and new jobs will 4:00 13—Lehmana Master Class , ... J 13^-Phonic* .:-•..• ure. Unlike Detroit, which must 47 for the same period last yea more touching than Plummer's QuesBBn^- ptdn't Dean Martin be the subject of a panel to be 2-rSecret storm • -MM retool to meet every malr>r — an increase of 17 or approxi major love scene, Uie one in which vm play the husband to "Deceniber held Monday at 8:15 p.m. in th 4—Make Room For Daddy. 2-New , change in design, TV has enou°h mateJy 35 per cent. he unburdens his heart to RJ s 2—McCoys—Comedy Bride?" He may not -havef stayed Firjst Presbyterian Church here l^ifiepufy Dawg-<;artoons 4-News manufacturers to switch pro- anne while pretending to speak 4-Price Is RJght with the show for the whole time 1 "I hope that, during the reby the Shore Citizens for Bette 7^-American Bandstand gramming each and eveij se»- maining days of 1962, we ma' for Christian; or his death scene 7—Jane Wyman it was on, butI could swea Human Relations. (MTreasure s son. Their main problem,MOTS have an intensive effort to em in the failing light in which he 9—Johnny Andrews he started with the series. — Rev. Harold Dean, minister of ;1—Bozo The Clown 9—Movie—Adventure to be quality, and there our ano'- the year with a better recori .reads an early love letter, long 13—Understanding Science M. P., Seattle, Wash. the First Unitarian Church of !3—Television for Teachers 11-Steve Allen * - ogy for them will have to end. since committed to memory. ., •• H:* ••' Answer—No amount of swear- than now stands." Monmouth County, Red Bank, 4:25 "Dickens and Fenster" anH Producer-director George Schaef- 13—Reflections • 13—Higher Horizons Ing will make -it so ... you have and Philip Johnson of Farming- 1—Koko The Klown—Cartoon Don't Call Me Chrlie" both fall er has mounted and directed an 11:10 ll:K the wrong Dean. Dean Miller wa dale will lead the panel on "How 4:30 opulent production with his fa 2-Weather 5-News the husband in the situation loosely under the category situ- to Make Brotherhood Week More 2—Edge of Knight miliar expertise. A rewarding op- 4-Weather 11:10 comedv and was with the show ation comedy, but "Dickens and Meaningful." 4r-Here's Hollywood MONMOUTH portunity to see a genuinely grea 5—Movie—Drama 2—Pete and Gladys—Comedy from the start. Fenster" is funny and "Don't Call The Shore Citizens for Bette 5—Felix and the Wizard 7—Local, News Me Charlie" is a horrendous bore. young actor in one of dramatk 4—Concentration Question — Please tell me all Human Relations is a group 7—Discovery 62 13-After Hours I can aplogize for the trends in BEACH literature's showiest and most en- 5—Romper Room—Children you can about the wonderfu working to foster better com- 9—Chubby Jackson 11:15 programming, but nobody can ex- during roles. (Color) 9:30 p.m. 7—Yours For A. Song actor William Reynolds who munity attitudes in human rela- 1—Dick Tracy—Cartoons 2—Movie—Drama NBC. 11:40 plavs Cart. Benedict on "Thplaie n the need for a, show like DELICATESSEN tions, and to make it possible 3—American Economy 4-Tonight 13-Wonders of Words Gallant Men." 1 never miss thi "Don't Call Me Charlie" as part and for all to obtain housing and em- 4:55 7—Movie—Drama ALFRED HITCHCOCK. "Hang- 11:50 show.—F. H., Whiting, Indiana of a network schedule. ployment without prejudice. Cur- over." Actor Tony Randall is just 4—News 12:30 "It's Man's World," a one-hour 11—News Answer — Reynolds is some- tis Murphy of Red Bank is presi- splendid playing an alcoholic ai 7—American Newsstand U-News • LIQUORS what of a rarity among actor time filler about some boys who dent of the group and Rev. John man, Had Purvis, on his wa; 5:00 . 12:50 in that he was actually born in live on a houseboat found Its way E. Slater, Jr., of Asbury Park down and out. In one scene that's 2—Love That Bob 2-Movie 34 BEACH ROAD Hollywood. Both his parents died into prime time on NBC, and I is vice president. a beauty, Had addresses an im 4—Movie 5—News ' , ... MOVIE TIMETABLE while he was very young and personnaly would like to meet the MONMOUTH BEACH portant meeting using a pitche 7—1 Married Joan 1:00 The meeting will bs open ti RED BANK he was raised by an aunt and man who shouted "This Is great of martinis and can't remembe\ 9—Movie—Science Fiction 4—News the public and the audience will CARLTON- uncle. He became interested in show" after seeing the pi- what he said last. The ending is a 11—Cartoon Zoo 5—Movie—Drama Uandrarlan Candidate 2:11): 7:30. CA 2-8533 be invited to participate in th drama while attending college. lot. Somebody had to like it or surprise, and Jayne Mansfield is 3—Once Upon A Day—Children 7—Movie—Comedy . PREVIEW _ Wh»i Ever Happeiud discussion. To Bahy Jane 9:10 Upon, graduating, Reynold it wouldn't be there! in it with her blonde hair cut. 10 5:25 9—Playback—Brothers Four EATONTOWN" joined a small theater group in If the soap peddlers think we CATERING p.m. CBS. 11—Rocky and His Friends 1:05 It adds up! More and mori DRIVE-IN- the Los Angeles area and worked want to laugh, let's have a hun- 4—Mayor Of The Town people usa The Register ads eac 5:30 Boya* Nlitu Out 7:05; Loilla »;13 in radio at the same time. Thi dred shows like the old Billco se- WE DELIVER 9—Almanac Newsreel Walk On The Wild side 12:01. issue because results come fast- 2—Movie—Adventure led to his being signed to a civi ries, "Dickens and Fenster," 1:10 LONG BRANCH er.—Advertisement. Sandy's Hour—Children contract and featured roles ii "Lucy," and even "The Beverly Groups Help 9—News and Weather BARONET- 7—Highway Patrol many movies. The Army inter- Hillbillies," but don't press your 1:35 Chapman Report 3:15: 8:15: Best Of 11—Popeye—Cartoons JCnemfes 1:30; 7:00: 10:50. rupted his film career for luck with the likes of "Don't Call ALWAYS FRESHER • ALWAYS TASTIER 4—Sermonette— Religion Landscaping ASBURY PARK couple- of years during the Ko- Me Charlie." "McKeever and 2:15 LYRIC-T rean War. He returned to mak- the Colonel" and "Mr. Smith 7—Evening Prayer At Schools Election Returns Phaedra 7:30; 9:30. ing films and eventually wenl Goes to Washington." The pub- WEEKLY SPECIALS 3:05 MAYFAIR- Into TV. Reynolds has been th lic must- accept the fact that the 2—News Two For The Seeiaw 2:(3; 7:15; 9:40. Once you taste the difference In our baked goods you'll UNION BEACH - Civic- star of two other TV series which bulk of next year's bread and but- be back for more. Make it a point to stop In the next minded organizations are contrib- Are Certified 3:10 North of Red Bank didn't make it. They were f Pete ter shows are formulated tm the uting to the landscaping of the 2-Give Us This Day time you're in town and treat your family to the best. TRENTON (AP) - The 1062 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Kelly Blues" and "The Island- basis of this season's trends, but Morningside Avenue Schools, ac- ilection produced a record off- ATLANTIC— ers." Reynolds is married tn thethe networks must strive for mi- cording to a report by Morris ear turnout of voters in New 'ns.lea,df^Tl? JS«? ConvlctB Four; Marco Polo. former Molly Sinclair and the;proved new models and not re- A FAVORITE WITH EVERYONE Tetro, chairman of the building defeated it 659,745 to 464,749. HAZLET Myhld p ersey. have two children. and grounds committee, in his The Board of Canvassers in LOEWS DRIVE-IN- hashed old ones. FRIDAY ONLY! report to the Board of Education The state Board of Canvassers Cartoon 7:00; ll'a Only Money 7.-D7 eluded Gov. Riohard J. Hughes 10:16: Tammy.Tell Me True 8:46. RES. Tuesday night. met Tuesday and certified the and state Sens. Riohard R. Stout, FRUIT - NUT official returns of the Nov. 6 PERTH AMBOY To date, shrubbery and tree: R-Monmouth; William E. Oz- election for 15 congressional rep- AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- 75c have been donated by the Brown- zard, R-Somerset; Joseph W, resentatives. Cartoon 7:00; ConvioU Four 7:00 BAR ies, the 'PAL, Ladies' Auxiliary Cowgill, D-Camden; and Sido L, 10:48, Il'ii only Monty »:M. f MATINEE 2 P.M. , 'LAST DAY ' 53 of Union Hose Company and th Tie final tally showed 2,018,- Ridolfi, D-Mercer. The canvas MAJESTIC— EVE 7ft* "MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE" Moist, delicious cake full of luscious cherries and pecans, Period Of Adjustment 2:30; «:05: at 1:11 and 7: JO ONLY Parent-Teacher Association. 11 people voted, topping the pre- of returns was conducted by thi »:«; Murder She Bald 4:30: 8:10. topped with Brazil nuts. vious off-year record of 1,986,- secretary of state's office. EDISON EXTRA TONITE AT 9140 P.M. 000 set in 1958. The 1960 presi- Official returns in the third MENLO PARK CINEMA- dential election set an all-time congressional district:' Period Of Adjustment 1.30; 3:30; SPECIAL ADVANCE PREVUE and 5:25. PIUCVIKW — New Comedy Hit SATURDAY ONLY! ligh of 2.7 million while 2.2 mil- James Auchindoss (R) 82,220. CONTINUOUS STARTING TOMORROW / Ion cast votes in the 1961 elec- Peter J. Gannon (D) 62,258. WOODBRIDGE SAT. & SUN. ion for governor. The Monmouth vote follows on DRIVE4N- WHIPPED CREAM RING The total registration for this If A Man Aturwers 7:OS: 10:50| Kid Bette Dans* a constitutional amendment ex Oalahad 9:05. ear's election was 2,977,333. tending the term of office ol MONTCLAIR Joan Crawford Aside from the congressional sheriffs from three to five years REG. CLAIRIDGE- 26,050 yes and 39,696 no. 1.25 elections, New Jerseyans voted Bouth Seaa Adventura 8:00. on a constitutional amendment Shows Nightly living sheriffs five-year terms from 7 P.M. 97 Golden Age CHILDREN Now thru Sat. Here's a tasty treat to top off your Saturday dinner. ALWAYS FREEI * 3 BIG HITS • Delightful cake filled with real fresh whipped Tuscan KIM NOVAK Dairy cream. ICE SKATING Club to Hear NOW-i-Eves. 7 - 8:M FREE! "MARCO POLO" — KIW-* "BOYS NITE OUT" SATURDAY "HOT SUNDAY ONLY! FOR Dietitian Plus Second Hit sHor JANE FONDA REG. 10 to 12 EtlCTKIC "Walk On Wild Side" PECAN RUMS0N-M1S3 Yvonne Van "CONVICTS 4" ' IH-A-CM "LOUTA" 75c MM. 2 to 4:30 Marter, director of dietary serv- HEATERS. ices at Monmouth Medical Cen- COFFEE RING 8:30 to 11:00 "THE CHAPMAN REPORT" 49' ON YOUR LIST ter, Long Branch, will speak on & "BEST OF ENEMIES" MILK & CAKE . . . (hey go together. Check our Monmouth SUNDAY "Nutrition And Proper Diet'' at a dairy case the next lime you come In. meeting of the Golden Age Club 2 to 4:30 WIIMDAVI OflH *>30-MOVIII AT ?iOO Robert Mltchum - Sktrtoy. MacLalne In Drugs of Congregation Bnai Israel to- SUNDAVISWT-OMN MO-MOVMI« MO "2 FOR THE SEESAW" SH 1-5352 8:30 to 11:00 day at 1 p.m. in the synagogue. .rrttT wrwiw -mi tmyu 177 E. Newman Springs The group will have a Hanukkah AUDREY HEPBURN Road party in the synagogue on Thurs- "BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S PARIS PASTRY Next to A&P CASINO day, Dec. 20, at 1 o'clock. Cantor ITS ONLY "Butler makes lite dijjerence" SHREWSBURY Sidney Scharff will present a pro- STARTS THURS., DEC. 20th gram of songs and will lead group 4» IROAD STREET RED BANK ICE PALACE singing. Special refreshments "THE LONGEST DAY" SH 1-0252 Open Sundays I A. M. to 2 P. M. will be served and gifts will be mm/TdMe Tm Boardwalk Asbury Park orcha CWUKJIUItH 12 r»t£ Performa BED BANK BECISTER Tbnndty. Dee. 6. Lane to Head Company. j4r»aefef fro mfo, Car assistant, wu'ejected first.** Willow Street School Tuesday. sistant alao without a rival. ertl 1tUtt CUiOtV hut has FAIR HAVEN—TDe Fort Moo- The program Included introduc* carols, Tjw 'June v) City Firemen awarded a eartflcatt of achieve- mouth Amy band presented a HOB of the various band Inrtnj- ditlon of the Robert Voltner, of Weit End ard«ctfcao y rangement of "Sleigh Bella," LONG BRANCH - City fire- Company, wu named second a* — ApoUw mart tfli^.CoL MarvinRKUy-prognajJor 900 pupils at themenu, a medley of familiar toft men Tuesday elected j. Websistant- , again without contest sergeant and a detective we'rere Inin-- tooton, , 31-Granit Grant Ave., West Deal, —— ster Lane of Phil, Daly Com- The lack of competition (or jured Tuesday night when a police NX, for leadership as in In- pany u department chief (or the second assistant's port was car the farmer was ' driving, structor la the'college's Army 1963. He moves up from first the only mrprijing part of th* crashed into a tree on Eighteenth Reserve school program. He was assistant to replace Andrew annual elections, aince this Is Ave. at Central Av*-. nominated by the Army Reserve D-Averw. . the first rung on the ladder Sgt. Eugene White, Taylor St. school at Camp Kilmer, N.J., There was no opposition far which mually leads, to the wu treated at Fltkin Hospital, where the certificate was pre- the Mel'* port, u Is customary. chief's post. Neptune, for cuts and bruises, sented. and was released. 1113 3rd Av«., SPRING LAKE (MM It adds up! More and more Detective William Miller, of Lakewood Rd., suHered a broken people use The Register «ds each left leg and was admitted. Hisiwue became results come ia*t> condition is reported as fair. er.-AdveMisemeat. 4 Sgt. White said he was en route WE WILL REMAIN OPEN to a home on Eighteenth Aye,, in response to a request for a policeman when the crash took place. DURING DECEMBER He said his car wai cut off by George I- Carisoa an oncoming vehicle and that he swerved to avoid a collision, car- MIDDLETOWN -George L. rying the police car off the road COME IN AND SELECT Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrsan. d into die tree. The car was Arthur 8. Carlson, Sr., 19 East wrecked. Police, said the driver Roosevelt Cir., has enlisted in of the car which allegedly caused FROM OlIR OUTSTANDING the Coast Guard for four years. the mishap did.not stop. He has been assigned to Cape The call which Sgt. White was May for 13 week* of basic train- answering was handled later by COLLECTION OF WINTER ing. He is a graduate of Middle-other officers, police said. town High School, Regional Candidates' Deadline is Dec. 27 COATSDRESSES Middletown NEW SHREWSBURY - The MIDDLETOWN-Public health deadline for filing to be a can- nurses of the Monmouth County didate for election to the Mon- OrganUatton for Social Service mouth Regional Board of Educa- %A KT. OOL.D OVERLAY '••* KT. OOLDOVMLAV made 85J visits here during No- i Is Dec: 27 at 4 p.m., board SUITS-Sportswear vember, Miss Kathryn E. Cooper, secretary ' Ralph Keevil an- He's phoning MEN'* JlWIUtr IN Grape Motif supervisor, announced today. nounced Tuesday night. - PRUCNTATIOH QUAUTT beautifully fashioned in Of these, 519 were nursing visits The terms of Adm. Andrew G. just to Superbly made with an overlay HKt. yellow gold overlay' and 3M were health guidance Shepard, Leonard Compton arid AND VISIT of 14 Karat white or yellow visits, she said. James Pickering end in Febru- say "hello" with graduated cultured Visit) included 106 maternity, OUR gold ... set with real or pearls. ary. Elections to fill these three Miss someone? Want simulated itones. 85 new-born, 16 infants, 29 pre-seats will be held Feb. 5. None CHRISTMAS school age, eight school age, 59 lo, catch up on things? BOUTIQUE BAR From our ne* selection of of the three men has made an From our selection of the adults, 42 tuberculosis, one com- Kiementz Fine Quality announcement as to whether he Call now—just to keep sew JCresneotz dffrijptf. Jewelry; ' . municable disease, 15 orthopedic, plans to run to succeed himself. one state hospital, 45 cancer, 50 in touch. cardiac, five diabetes and 391 No problem finding tenants HEW JERSEY BELL other diseases. \ when you advertise the Register Attendance at the Hartshorae iray—Advertisement. WILBUR'S Memorial Health Center at Camp- bell's Junction included X at the JEWELERS - SILVERSMITHS prenatal clinic; 33 at infant and pre-school conferences, and 28 at RED BANK • UTTLE SILVER chest clinics. The nurwa. traveled 3,105 miles SINCE 1883 In carrying out the program, Miss Open daily 'til 9, Saturday 'til 9 Cooper said. CY & ARTS

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Home Town for a combined total hose 2,276 output this (all gave E—Dave Robinson, Penn State 21 222 t'3" Moorestown, of over 5,000 yards this dm 4,980 tor his three varsity N. J. iprise the bickfield easoiu. Johnny Bright of Drake E—Pat Richter, Wisconsin 21 230 6'6" Madison, Wis. of the 1962 Associated Press All- let the mark of 5,903 a dozen T— Bobby Bell, Minnesota 22 217 6'5" Shelby, N. C. America football team announced ears ago. T-rkon Brumm, Purdue 20 227 6'3" Minuter, Ind. today. Baker was a Portland, Ore., C—Damon Bame, Southern Cal. 19 187 S'U" GlendaJe, Cal. Baker, an Honor student in high school teammate of halfback G-Johnny Treadwell, Texas 21 199 VI" AuiUn, Tex mechanical engineering at Oregon Mel Renfro, the brilliant Unlver- C—Lee Roy Jordan, Alabama 21 208 6*2" Excel, Ala. State, was named Heiiman Tro- ity of Oregan (tar who* landed B-Terry Baker, Oregon State 21 191 C3" Portland, Ore. phy winner as the outstanding a second team All-American B-Jerry Stovall, Louisiana St. 21 183 W V.Monroe,La. player of the year and was the berth. Mississippi's Glynn Grit- B-George Mira, Miami 20 180 CO" Key Wed, Fla. top National Football League flng, Billy Moore, of Arkansas B-George Samles, Mich. State 21 186 J'10" Canton, Ohio draft pick. and spectacular Eldon Fortie of SECOND TEAM In all, six members of the All-Brigham Young were other sec- America were first round NFL md team backs. ENDS-Hugh CampbeU, Washington State; and Tom Hutehinion, selections, including the versatile The second-team line has ends Stovall from Louisiana State, [ugh Campbell of Washington Gregory, Duke, and Ray Schoenke, Southern ends Pat Richter of Wisconsin Met and Dave Robinson of Penn State, itate and Hutchinson of Ken- G^DS_Ruful Guthrie, Georgia Tech, and Leon Crow, Okla. center Lee Roy Jordan of Ala- icky, tackles Art Gregory of CENTER-Don McKinnon, Dartmouth. bama and Purdue tackle Don 'Uke and Ray Schoenke of BACKS-GIynn Grifflng, Misilsslppl; HUly Moore, Arkansas; Brumm. Georgia Eldron'ForUe, Brigham Young; Mel Reafto, Offlgw. Mira, the pass master of Mi- ami, Fla., and fullback Saimes AT THE HALL OF FAME DINNER — The National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame held iti annual dinner from, Michigan State are joined by Damon Bame, fierce guard Tuesday night et the Waldorf Astoria. Former All-America Supreme Court Justice Bryon "V/hiiier" White, sec- and linebacker from Southern Al D'Amico soys: ond from right, was awarded the association's Gold Medal. Members of the Monmouth-Ocean County chapter California's national champions, of the foundation, left to right, are Frederic E. Giersch, Red Bank, president of the unit, Alex Wojciechowicz tackle Bobby Bell of Minnesota This winter GO when you and guard Johnny Treadwell, of Wanamassa, former Fordham star and member of the Hall of Fame, and Harold Mullins, Fair Haven, of theheart of unbeaten Texas' defense. wont to, where yon want to, local group. Bame and Mira. are Juniors, the rest seniors. regardless of lee, mad or An unusual feature of the line snow. See me today for a Rumson Winter which averaged 212 pounds per Heisman Trophy WinnerBaker man—20 pounds less than last realdtaL year's All-America forward wall Program Is —is that the most weight Is AID'Amto packed Into the end position. Does Well With Both Hands Richter is a 230-pounder who In Full Swing guarded a flank for the nation's NEW YORK (AP) — Terry balance as an effective, function- The Rams are considered to RUMSON — The winter pro- Nto.i 2 power. Robinson goes 222. Baker, the Oregon State quarter- ing human being in every en- have the inside track on Baker, gram offered by the Recreation since the rival AFL passed him The fast, hard-hitting aggrega- back named the outstanding vironment. Commission, began its first full tion was picked on recommenda- player in college football, picked 'The Heisman Trophy brings up until the 12th round when week of activities with young- honor to Terry Baker, and San Diego finally chose him. Ap- tions of eight regional boards]] * • • up the Heisman Trophy — with Any way you look al it sters and adults participating in Baker brings honor to the Heis- parently none ol the AFL clubs composed of sports writers and both hands — yesterday. various programs. broadcasters who took Into ac- Then he said that he hadn't yet man Trophy." wanted to waste a high draft pick Director Bob Olshan an- on a player already committed count all games through Dec 1. made up his mind about a pro Baker, the first draft choice of nounced that 30 adults attended Only one man in collegiate hls- football career, but indicated the Los Angeles Rams who hadelsewhere. the Thursday session between that he would play. He added the No. 1 pick in the National Canadian football interests are 7:30 and 10 p.m. at the Rumson- that he would be lucky to get inFootball League, said he had notalso reported after him. Fair Haven Regional High School more than one day of practice made up his mind about a pro Baker, who graduates in me-gym. Men compete in volleyball 5-Year Terms, with his team before the Liberty career, but indicated he planned chanical engineering next June, and basketball at the session. finston Bowl game against < Villanova in would also like to do some gradu The boys program for fourth Philadelphia Dec. 15. If I do have a pro career," ate study work. He won onethrough eighth graders had 46$30,000 Fines Baker, a left-handed passer he said, "it will be after the of the $500 Ea,rl Blaik study participants at the Forrestdale TOWN & COUNTRY who punts right-footed, throws a basketball season. Right grants awarded to student-ath- School gym from 9; 15 to 11:30In Bribe Case my thoughts are on the Liberty letes by the National Football baseball with his right hand and a.m. Saturday. This group is be- RALEIGH, N.C., (AP) - Pris- shoots a basketball with both, Bowl, and then basketball. Aft- Foundation. ing taught basketball fundamen- WINTER TREADS er that, I will weigh everything, on terms of five years each and received the trophy at a din His draft status is uncertain, tals by John Kennedy, former fjve years each and fines to- APPUeD ON SOUND HIM BODIES OR ON VOW OWN THBSS ner at the Downtown Athletic and negotiate with anyone^who "I was In ROTC for three years, Red Bank Catholic player. taling $30,000 were handed out FOR TRACTION ON ICE, MUD OR SNOW Club which selects the winner. wants to negotiate with me.' but I flunked the physical last 18 girb yesterday to two men convicted He ate left-handed. The Beaver ace, whose career summer at camp," he said. "I A total of 16 girls attended the here of bribing players to shave "I consider myself a natural total ofl 4,w4,980v yards'wayarai. w«s "th£e sec"T-had a minor kidney ailment, but first session Saturday at the For-points in college basketball cuut (Jew e«udb beat? left-hander," Baker said before ond highest for a collegian in the doctors can't find any trace restdale court. This group meets games. the dinner. "I pitch Wall history, said however that he of it now." from noon to 2 p.m. Superior Court Judge Herman rieht-handed because I have two might be interested in a coach- The crew-cut young quarter- The Saturday afternoon pro- Clark ordered the prison terms OUR PRE-SEASON OFFER older brothers and there weren't ing career someday "if I have back is so busy accepting vari- gram at the high school court for Dave Goldberg, 46, and Steve too many gloves around the a long career in football." ous awards for his great season for boys of high school age andLekometros, 96, both of St. house, so I used a right-hander's that he cannot expect to get back young adults had SI cagers. This Louis, Mo. glove, to Oregon State for practice ses- program runs from/1 to 4 p.m. Lawyers for the two said they "I'm a pretty sorry right- N.F.L Crown sions before Friday. The winners of the fall pro- wit appeal to the North Carolina handed passer, though — even "We may get him back for gram's flag football awards Supreme Court. They were re- though some writers swear I Friday or Saturday practice," were George Miles, fifth grade leased under bond pending the throw right-handed sometimes Tilt Tickets GQ Protho said. "Then he haWaltes r Kemp, sixth grade; Har- appeal—Goldberg under $50,000 when I'm rushed. I don't think exams all next week, so he will old Van Brunt, seventh grade, and Lekometros under $25,000. 1 ever had." and John Connett and Tom Sach, On Sale Dec. 17probably have only one practice A jury in Wake County Supe- TIRES Then he added: session before the Liberty Bowl eighth grade. NEW YORK (AP) — Tickets rior Court deliberated only two "Of course, I bowl right game." High Scorer hours Tuesday before it returned handed." for the National Football League Then Baker will head straight Adam Kretowicz will receive with a verdict finding Goldberg 7.50-14 The slender, 195-pound Baker, championship game at Yankee for the basketball court. the most outstanding playe guilty of 13 counts and Lekome- who led the Beavers to an 8-2Stadium, Dec. 30, vAH be priced award. Kretowicz was high scor- tros guilty on 14 counts of brib- "I went to Oregon State on a er in the loop. Narrow or Wide Whltewalls season and topped the nation in at $8 to $12, the NFL office an- basketball scholarship," he said. ery or .conspiring In bribe North total offense, said he was "just Awards for these gridden will Carolina State college players to as thrilled to receive the Heis- nounced yesterday. "I also thought at one time be presented Saturday, Dec. 15shav, e points in eight basketball man Trophy as I was when it All 62,800 seats in the stadium that I might have a baseball fu- at Forrestdale School gym at games played between Decem- ture, but I don't any more. I was announced that I was thewill be reserved. 11 a.m. ber, 1959, and January, 1961. winner." didn't play freshman football, but A dance for the seventh and NO The New York Giants, who I couldn't sit in the stands any eighth graders of the borough i The appeal, if perfected, will Atty. Gen.- Robert Kennedy, longer, so I went out in my not reach the State Supreme MONEY who played varsity football at have clinched the Eastern Divi- in the planning stages for the sion title, will meet the Western sophomore year." Christmas holidays. The date will Court for several months, and a DOWN Harvard, was to make a trophy decision cannot be expected be- presentation speech on a radio winner, either the Green Bay Protho switched to the T for- be announced later. whtn you mation from the single wing to fore late spring. tradt-ln your I program later last night. Baker Packers or the Detroit Lions. ELM LANK B0WLEMS1TES ' Judge Clark sentenced the two oM lira* ' Is the 28th winner. use Baker's passing talents. W L The Packers beat the Giants West End Cleaner* 7>% 7J men to five years each on two Tommy Protho, Oregon State "I hope it worked out all right, Professional Pharmacy . 19 11 37-0 in the title game in Green Eat-N-Donuts „ 16% 13Vof the counts, the terms to- run coach, called Baker "the greatest coach," Baker said. "I don't Harold'i Radio ft Eleo. 1«14 I3Vconcurrently. Then he gave Gold' Enjoy Ihi "Voice o/ Firtttont" tvtry Sunday tvenint ewer ABC-TV college back I've ever seen in myBay last year. have great speed. I'm just a fol-Sofleld'a Seilvlce Station . HM isi Perry's Bowling Supply II 18 berg three years for each of the life. I've never seen a close sec- The ticket sale opens Dec. 17low-your-blocker, s type runner. Natural OM Appliance n 19 remaining 16 counts and sus- ond." but buyers must appear in per- Monmouth Queens „„ 9 21 No player does it by himself, and 500 Berlei — Dot HcCue H», 203pende, d these sentences on pay Our Nw Tnadt. idenltfUd tg Protho said, "he's a fine stu- son, the league said. Sales close I give the credit to the block- 137-509. Medallion and Aop mart, are 200 Club — Dot MoCue 203. Anita ment of a $21,000, fine. 12-MONTH dent who has maintained his Dec. 23. Kauctmk 202. QUARANTIlD, Lekometros was given three 1. Anlut dtbeto In workman- years on each of his remaining ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE •hip and muriate daring life 12 counts suspended on paycest J. Aplrat normal road hoard* On Sale at Our Hope Rd. Warehouse - 2 Says Only! of a $9,000 fine.' Each was di- Honored at over 60,000 locatlone (uMpt nralmbla puncturta) rected to pay one-tall the court in all 50 States and Canada tncounbrad in avnvday pat- •tnitr car UH lor 13 IBOOUM. ' oosts. RepuemKntt pranlal on Iraad Before -passing sentence, Judge You know what you're gifting whtn you buy flmtont mar and ba«d on Hit ' cumtu at linn ol " Clark said it was "perfectly ob- vious that these defendants were POOL TABLE gamblers." He added that it was ONTGOMERY sometimes unbecoming for a Get Extra Wheels judge to comment too much In passing sentence, but declared: "The people of North Carolina WARD were disillusioned, appalled and for 50% Off Clearance Sale.. b- th« basketball game-fixing scandals. WITH YOUR Sale Time: Friday and Sat., 9 A. M. •til 6 Asserting that there Is "nothing sacred, nothing valuable—except money" as far as gamblers are concerned, he declared that the Town & Country TIRES two men set out "to corrupt to an insidious way the college stu- SAVE TIME AND MONEY Savings to 50% choice of 20 tables dents playing basketball." Eliminate time and expense ol having winter tins pat on your wheels every tall and take off again fa the (prlni... He said the state's purpose is buy a pair ol extra wheel, for hall price with your Town EVERY ONE PLAYABLE—MOST SCRATC HED and SLIGHTLY SHOPWORN "to serve notice on gamblers ft Country tires. *DJ't!S."' •*•**"• Drrtrlbutor'a aajtmitad rrtall prlM •» »«" everywhere that we will not and 14" p«nular alui. stand idly by and watch gamblers Every One an Excellent Value come into the-state." The Jury's verdict ended a 10- day trial during which five other Open Wed. & Fri. REGULAR 59.95—5 ONLY STORE men, who have pleaded either Evening 'til 9 P.M. 7-foot tables, no accessories .... guilty or nolo contendere no con- test to fixing charges, testified Daily 'til 6 P.M. REGULAR 79.95—1 ONLY for the state. HOURS 7-ft. table with cues and balls .. N.S.I.B.&Y.C. REGULAR 99.95—1 ONLY 8-ft. table with cues and balls ... Meets Tonight RED BANK - The North REGULAR 144.95—5 ONLY Shrewsbury Ice Boat & Yacht Including accessories Club will hold it monthly meeting at its clubhouse here today. where your dollar buy* MILES more Annual election of officers will REG. 179.95-199.95—5 ONLY be held and a discussion on the Including accessories, 7 or 8-ft. points scoring system will be held under the leadership of com- STORES REGULAR 309.95—8 ONLY $ Convenient modore Don Hubbard, Fair Ha- Deluxe 8-ft. tables wirft ace ven. Maple Ave. at White St., Monthly Ternu The meeting will get under Red Bank—SH 7-5700 way at 8: IS p.m. 1000 Atbmy Avt. Asbwy Park ALL TABUS SOLD AS IS—FREE DELIVERY IN OUR REGULAR AREA! RED BANK REGISTER Mt M700 • ^Thursday, Dec. 6, 1962 BED BANK- HKHSTCB mati Top CageMonmouthCoHegeFeneingUnii^ Sears, Kaulls Dec. 6,

To S.F. Warriors for torn Colla yay to Join the Warrior*. Gola in AP. Poll NEW YORK (AP)-The Ooun-Coart fcvoritei beck to familiarwill report to the Knfcks kr Cb> Schedules tournament Dee. 15 ctanati tonight dering New York Knidai picked territory. Sears played college ASSOCIATED All three are sev«*year NBA points In each of its first two WEST LONG BRANCH - The lar coordination which it de- Doris Ricken, Lenoxa Harbor; up Tom Gola, an old Madison basketball for Bob Feeriek, coach veuranttudded triumphs. Mississippi State public will get a chase* to ob- velops." of the Warriors, at Santa Clara, veterans. Bearcats, picking up where they Don Appel, Brooklyn, N. Y., Square Garden favorite, yester- moved up a notch to fifth place serve the ancient and honorable Members of the fencing team asd NauHs was a star at UCLA. "Gola comes to play," a Joft off last season wtiea they George Turk,\ Cartereti Sharon day in a trade with the San Fran- and Wisconsin advanced from art of fencing when Monmouth include George Viksne, Lake- Jacobson, Franklin; Robert Coop- Kalck official said, "He hustles captured their second straight Cisco Warriors. The New York- The Warriors are In third place ! 10th to sixth despite a 51-46 lot* College's Fencing Club holds its wood; Robert Presley, er, Matawani Lynn Libennan, on defense and he can mow the NCAA basketball title, were Long ens gave Kenny Sean and Willie in the Western Division, 9& were to Ariiona Monday night. first tournament and exhibition Branch; Barbara Mliia, Newark; Atlantic City; Sharon Portnay, ball and score. We need that nearly a unanimous pick yester- NauUs in exchange. games back of the Los Angeles Highly touted Oregon State. Saturday, Dec. IS. Han Dong, Browntown; Albert East Meadow, K Y.i Stanley Di- Also, he is very popular hen." Lakers. day as the nation's top colleg" e whictochh doesn't open its season Some, SO matches are expected Nolan,'Shrewsbury, Sonald Lap- rector, Old Bridge; Wayne The Koicta, In the NBA Bast- Feerick said Naulla and. Sean cage team. until Friday night, placed to be staged In the IntracoUegiate in, Elberon; Harold Bloom; Bag- tonseth, South Amboy, and John era Division cellar 12ft games Gob, who lives in PHladeHihta wUI help the Warriors In. both re- In The Associated Press first seventh followed ;by three once- competition from 10:30 a.m. to lishtown, Ronald Plcuri, Parlin; SctaneafceJ of Jersey City. out of lint place, hops to get where the Warriors played be- bounding and outside shooting; weekly poU of the season, a beaten teams, Indiana, Kentucky 2:30 p.m. in Stocum Hall. Special scoring, punch, bustle, defense fore their shift to San Francisco two departments where his team panel of sports writers an!„d and Wichita. , seating, free of charge, is being and crowd appeal from, the vet-this season, was named the most is hurting. sportscasters gave the Bearcats Indiana was upset by Drake arranged for spectators. Pledget eran Goto. valuable player In three Garden 38 of JIB 4t votes cast. Only 87-76; Monday night after win' and brothers of Sigma Alpha AH four have been todttog. tournaments during, his 1952-54 It pays to advertise hi the Red three otter teams received top ning its opener. Kentucky, Beta will act as ushers for the The trade sends two West college days at LaSaHe. Bank Register.—Advertisement. billing. Duke got three first its only outing, dropped an 80-77 dub. •'.''•. place votes, West Virginia two decision to Virginia Tech on Its Instructing the club of tome 17 and Texas one. hone court. Wichita was beaten members is undergraduate Ron- Ctacmnatl, which polished „of„f by Colorado IMS in overtime nie Lapin , one-time Olympics Its first two opponents with ease, Monday night after drubbing fencing champion of Israel. accumulated 42$ points, over 110W0 Wyoming In its season opener, Ronnie, a Junior pre-med major, more than Its closest pursuerpursuer. The top 10, based on total hopes the strictly local touma- Duke1* Blue Devils edgedgei d out the points alloting 10 points for a ment-exhibition will lead to reg- i of West Virginia tint place vote, nine for second, ular competition with other col- for second pjace, 307 points to eight for third down to one for a leges. 10th place vote. First plac "We'll have fencing club repre- i only one of th_e votes In parentheses. sentatives from other colleges on i the AP pre-jea Ondnnatl (18) (24) 421 hand the day of the tournament, SAVINGS! — ,__,„„ .put of the elite Duke (*) (24) and we aim to show them we're group1 althoughi Kentucky dr^.droppe, d West Virginia (I) (14) good' enough for Intercollegiate all the way down from third to Loyob Chicago (24) competition," he said. ninth because of its opening MulMlppl Slate (M) Lapin noted that because the •son home defeat by unheralded Wisconsin dub does not have a coach, Virginia Tech. St. Bonaventure, Oregon State (M) 111 other schools are skeptical about a perennial cage-power, was the Indiana (M) Monmoutb's competitive ability.! team wtucn was - unceremonious- Kentucky () In describing the sport,' Ronnie ly dtrnipM from the top ten. The Wichiticoi»a j (1-1) M aaid, "true fencing is not Sonnies were beaten by Southern Others receiving votes, Bsted the Douglas Fairbanks Illinois in one of the most start- start-alphabetically: Auburn, Bowllag which progresses up and down ling upsets of 'the Infant season. Green, Colorado, Colorado State stairs and from room: to roam." Toe higtacorlng Loyola five Universityf,, CrdgWoo, Drake, Instead, he laid, it's "confined to of Chicago, ctunf to fourth place Houston„, Idabe, miaob, Kauas a small area and a line is ob- Christmas Bike Savings after*; rolling up, more than d beyond, which combatants 100 state, Louisville, Mbmetota, New served 1 IH '©A10I — Sharon Jaeobson, Monmouth Colleo.* — York University, Ohio State, «. can sot advance. Bonaventure, SL Loot*, Hesaid matches proceed "with coed, gafi some pointers on the art of fencing from Griffith Preps Southern California, Southern U- all the calculation of a science." the Fencing club's instructor and fellow undergraduate Hurts, Stanford, Texas, UCIA, Rules are such he noted, that Ronnie Lapin of Elberon. The club will hold ih first Virginia Tech. only by straightening one's foil Behind Closed arm"!*.the,right to attack al- Irrrracollegiate tournament and public exhibition SaN lowed. Abo,' the defender* must urday, Dee. 15. defend the attack before' he may Doors lor Bout Yankees Peddle counter-attack. - IAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Matches take only a few, min- World- welterweight champion Richmond Club utes each, the student-Instructor Jim Taylor Has 200-Yard Emile Griffith of New York NEW YORK (AP) - The Newsaid. OWE MUSK IMS went behind closed doors for his York Yankees have sold thei Collegiate fencing, he said, is final workout yesterday, as he Margin in N.F.L. Rushing Richmond farm club in the a sport requiring "skill and fast prepared for Ms 15-round title ternational Baseball League footwork." It does not depend defense against Jorge Fernandez CONVflffHt Romeo I. Champagne, a Man- upon strength. He noted that It ASSOCIATED PRESS retained his leadership in pass of Argentina in the convention chester, N. H., grocery chain op is a sport growing hi popularity Tune is running out for John receiving. He caught eight center Saturday night. x erator and banker, the American both here and abroad and "is Henry Johnson in his bid to over- passes against Pittsburgh to , The secrecy was not unusual. League club announced yester- valued for the grace'and ntoscu- lake Green Bay's BUI Taytor for boost his season total to 61 re- His co-manager,- Howard Albert day. . - ••<•.. • ' the National Football League's ceptions for 1,187 yards. Sonny individual rushing honors, but Randle of St. Louis held on to oj New York, explained; Genera] manager Roy Hamey, the big Pittsburgh fullback has second place, but "Red" Phillips ; "We always work with. Emile who made the announcement, Sixth Annual not given up trying. of Los Angeles and Del Snofner In private in Us last drill so that said the Yankees signed a five Johnson, who was supposed to of the Giants moved past Phlla- Gil Clancy can direct the workout year working agreement with th< play second fiddle to rookie Bob delphia's Tommy McDonald in- without everyone watching and Virginians and will supply th Sports Show Ferguson at the start of the sea- to third and fourth place, respec- listening la to the particular. In- minor league club with all play structions be has for the fight- son, gained 96 yards against St. tively. ers, a manager and coach. Sets Extra Bays Louis last Sunday to gain some UUDDTO GROUND OADTEBS er." ,-•..,- : • • -•• At the same time, Hamey de- Art. Clancy is the other manager. ground, but Taylor still leads Ttylor, o.B. . nted a published report that the NEW YORK - The.stxtn an- with two weeks to go, Pitt As world heavyweight cham- nual National Sports, Vacation DU. . new owner planned to move the yards to Johnson's 1,01$. Brown, Cle. pion Sonny listen watched, Fer- Richmond franchise to Miami, and Travel. Show — will be the Although held to only 61 yards, .A.' ~ nandez boxed four' rounds and FU., and that Jerry Waring,'the longest exposition of its type in planned another sparring session Taylor rushed over for tw« N.T. . team's general manager, < wool* America' in 1963,v operating It touchdowns against Los Angeles today.'* •- • • .-• . ••••• • not be retained. days from Feb. 12 through March listoo, newly arrived boot his and took over the scoring lead gg'J- ***>• "That U not so," Hamey said. 3, at the Coliseum, its manage* with 102 points, based on 17 womub, Pitt ROLLER LAMTER i ia Chicago, said Oat The team definitely will stay meat announced this Week. ~~"l Fernai ^.^ ' touchdowns. He was tied with£SS" vKi. hr-RlchmOnd In 1963 anil Waring *wer»« Jimmy Brown of Cleveland last W*UUM, D* H but'CHoFad- UUWJfo SKATES will be retained. . years nave had a proverbial nine- wee\ at 0 points each. <££*$£?**. n, (fie had not seen Griffith 'T don't ."mow what will happen day run,, thereby givingg g their ppa- train. ' ' .;•: .,. Don Chandler,, kictog special-gS^^ijrtdp l ."8 S8 iS in the future, but I do know: that trons two weekends on which to Tittle, N.Y. J31 an - "This cat Is sharp," said Lis- ist of the New York Giants, 1274 no changes are planned for 1963, viewv 4hese outdoor attractions kicked four field goals and added —-; fesCle._ 151 uei ten, referring to the Argentine. Under the new Player' Develop' brought indoors for winter-worn 27TT Griffith remained a 12-5 betting two extra joints to sweepMjuj5S&«- ga^ffi 2564 ment Plan recently ratified city dwellers. •".'••', Brown Into second place with 94 aum, wun. __3is 2613 favorite for the nationally tele- 1*51 the major league meetings, the With "capacity audiences In at- points. Brown not only was held KS SS 2344 vised fight Richmond franchise couldn't pos- tendance since their shows were 2070 scoreless by Dallas, but was ttas sibly be moved at this time even started back ln< 1958, and with limited to 29 yards and dropped Jn£SiwhfZZ 1178 100% NYLON TIRES 1S1T if there was a mind to." Washington's birthday falling on a notch to fourth pplace in h f^^ 1792 Cowboys Sign Miami currently is in the FIoi Friday next year making a three- ing. TThhe Brown'' s great 1(79 Ida State league. day' holiday weekend, the man-ner. and the leagued Inception! tnanid Averase T&rdf Gained. agement decided to stage a 10- leader for five consecutive sea- IXADINO- PASS HEOEIVERS Sonny Cibbs SKIER INJURED day extravaganza next February, sons, gave way to Don Perkins, Bcel.Tdi. TDi Mitchell, Wuh. , 1187 DALLAS (AP) — The Dallas CERVINIA, Italy (AP)-Chrls- something hitherto not attempted who took over third place with Undla, SU._ 618 Cowboys of the National Football in New York. 92 yards against the Browns. Una ' DitJurt, promising young Biofner, N.T «. League signed quarterback Son- member of Austria's national-ski When the- first sport shows Perkins has a total of 834 yards Oonnd, ELL. - (ODOMLld, Phil . ny Gibbs of Texas Christian and team, took a violent fall while were conducted in the old Madi- to Browns' 806. linebacker Jim Price of Auburn training in this Italian Alpine re- son. Square Garden in Madison Bart Starr, Green Bay's quar-Di»ir yesterday, bringing to five the sort Monday and broke both Square, they contained a weird terback, ousted Eddie LeBaron &S& S!F. : Brmn number of college seniors signed legs. assortment of athletic endeavor as the passing leader with a bril- - " 4fl {Q9 by the chat this week. including exhibitions of gasoline liant aerial display against Hie 8C0HN0 The 19-year-old girl, youngesl TDi FAT FO Gibbs, a Moot-7 passing star powered boats, in a large tank, Rams. Starr completed IS of O.B. _ member of her nation's team, N.T. . of the Southwest Conference,.was ball bouncing, chair rocking and 20 passes to move into, first place Brown, CJ«. __ ^ lost her balance on a downhill Hlchaell. PW. : 0 the Cowboys' No. 1 pick as a run on a hard track. She som- flagpole sitting. And they gen- with 152 completions in 235 at- Clarke, DnJ. 13 "future" In the 1881 NFL draft mersaulted and fell head first. erally operated Irom one Satur- tempts, good for 2,103 yards and Price, 6-3 and 225 pounds, was Her ski tips dug into the snow, day through the next as did thea 64.7 average. IltdieU, Wmh. _12 the Cowboys' third round choice causing the fractures. old six-day bicycle races. Washington's Bobby MitdieJl jfcJnuoi. OA ZZ?l In the NFL draft hut Monday With the new concept in sport In Chicago, but actually was the RIDES FIVE WINNERS shows bringing the north country aecond player chosen by toe club. Associated Press into the chasms of New York in Dallas had traded away rights Jockey Herb Hinojosa equaled mid-winter, their operation in to its'second round choice. a Tropical Park record Monday Gotham was extended to nine Signed earlier in the week winning five races-four ii days covering two weekends. In were Harold Hayes, an offensive succession. He lost the first raci a few other cities they operate guard from Mississippi Southern; by a nose, then won the second for nine days too. More often BUM MEW-PERFECT Qmm guard Marv Clothier.of Kansas, through fifth and came up witi it is for a week and In some and fullback Bill Perkins of Iowa. No. 5 In the ninth. places for three, or four days. The 10-day run of the New York show,, therefore,, will be watched with interest throughout the country, probably as a sort o) nmt *h tmmmt HP son test to see whether this sort of ._ HUOUAIAMIHI entertainment can, like the cir- "*wn ra son mi *n cus and the rodeo, go In for a •4 net iMiaidt h >••»«.. •» or •»! longer run. OOMM will «Mw b. H. NYLON GEM AIRFLO Yankees Slate TIRES **15lMtb NOW AT CIRCLE CHEVROLET— 26 Night Games NEW YORK (AP) - The New Na nirad W.lgEu Mwtadl DON'T MISS THESE York Yankees have ft night • no moNir DOWN *l* IWO WAV* 10 games, the largest number ever auv ON caiom scheduled, on the 1963 home card • 10 DAYS at NO CHA«Ot OK USED CAR B.UYS! announced this weeki The world champions will play 1 home, games on 71- playing CONVERTIBLE SPECIALS! dates. Hie 10 doubleheaders on the card include a July 4 twin bill 1961 FORD with the Chicago White Sox, and 1959 CHEVY a twl-night affair against Kansas YOUNGEST IN TOURNEY— Rickey United, nine-yearr Galaxle. Radio, heater, Impala. Radio, heater, City, Friday, Sept. 20. The others Fordomatlc. Power Powergllde. Power re on Sunday. old 50 pounclev wai fh« youngest competitor in a boxing, steering, whltewalls. steering, whltewalls. The Yankees open at home on tournament in North Vancouver, B.C.' Thursday, April II, against the I960 CHEVY 1958 CHEVY Baltimore Orioles. Impala. Radio/heater, Impala. Radio, heater, The Yankees scheduled 24 night Powerglide, power Powergllde. Power games last season. They played RENT steering,, whltewalls, steering, whltewalls. 30 night games at home; In 1961, ANEWfORpOROTHER but the total Included makeup 42 W. Front St. FINE CARS AND TRUCKS 1958 CORVETTE games. < • •'-• ' . • • The schedule gives the Yankees V Red Bank 1J home- weekends In the Js-We«k PHIL WALDMAN'S campaign, one.more than In 19(2, •AwdHafHMdl* PHONE SH 1-3440 CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. Tht first homt ttl*ht |»m» of •na.t44.MVtM Optn Friday avtnlng 'fH 9. the Maaon will t» >Uy*d *g&m SIRVICI STAHON 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK lU Mtawiota 'Mas «a "Utm% Other ilores In Perth Amboy, New May H oiul Ow ftnrt 8«a4*y i'ou- Brunswick and Trenton, OPEN EVENINGS—SH 1-3130 bWiMX Cathoilc Foursome tournament that will Jokn Dulcl'l Men1, shop —21 18 Teachin Scotchmen The Kool Cati ^ .23 13 30 Aiturt r ParPkk be contested over two Florid* Red Bank Boofinj ... Inn UntouchatoelU * ~2l . wrestling in a match against Feb. J Bt. Mary'i Ptrth Lav. Lan* Tuzftdoi T«am 2 M Two Hiti & a MIIB . 20£ -non Hall Pr«p courses Dec. 1J-U, The con** Bal'f Barter Shop Ulddletown Tin , 18 T*e R«BaU .20 II* Long Branch tomorrow, at the f,S; mm B»v»r*«e» i» Baronet Realty IS The Mlghiy'a , -W',4, titlon will start tt harder Hsll ProfrMalv* UK Im. Co. .-17 Vi We Three , H*i Golf dub,1 Sebrine/Dec. U sad PlazPa a Lanei L16 18 CBA gym at 6130 p.m. Bh'tmry Manor Nuti'i Home-lS Hilltop Cities Service ™-,15. The Rftmi , 18 finish at *e Pinecrtit Lakes BM Bank luoreatlon .. 15 Team 10 14 Rolettes , •. 18 18 Coach Tony Che-sney has ' ' tonj Branch Ham Bros. — It Port Monmouth Flrat Aid 13 Team . Seven ^ ...... 17 IS March. 1 IUU CbarcplorunJpi Club,'AVon.- ••••!' ^ Walt k l*o'» Chevron . . Lakevlew Five :13 flweet Nothlni ~—— 1* 19 squad of 26 men ready to go on Rutfarg AVERAGES Rarltan Twp. Pharmacy 6 Triads « . —.. 17 19 Prize money will total $M,W0, Jim Clear» —_, 800 aerlea — P. Durkln 212, 238, 21B We'urw -16H 19! the varsity schedule of 12 match- K*n La/ton JM.0 —667: W. Oaowikl 213. 180. 204,-807; Sklppen «...... _.._...... _.—..16 20 es and a four match Jayvee including I2.W0 tori pro-** Speed Tomalno ,— ...18S.0 F. Slnklerli 24T. 179,176-604: F. Fnltl Majestic* —.-.16 20 Bud Bradihaw —~~ 223. 288, 181,-872; J. Kudrlck ltd, 257, Twlite ra . 15 21 schedule. The schedule includes Gridder Suffers event stated Dec. U. | John Burni ... 1T>«0S Three Fluhei — 16 21 Howard Kull .. MO club — P\ Mitchell 202. B. Bro.The Chumps M 22 three top teams from North Jer- Ellis, pro at Mountain Ridg« Ray Ptcrc _ va» 201, H. Janli 303, B. Hacen 223, The Tftree Rosei . 6 27 sey, St. Benedicts, the perennial Heart Attack Country Club, West C*k*mH. U John Illla 1S3.0 J. Kuhl m C. Short 213, P. Durkln a. Ave. Iflk. To#cano , , ' ift? y J. Bruno .. 33 IBS the lone Ne*r, Jersey, eatry. He'll 212, 236, 21»: V. Doran 211, V. 0«tm- 151 prep school champion, Seton Hall PITTSBURGH (AP) - Line- Sonny Ac.rra 182.1« •kl 213, 204; F, Slnkleria 247, P. Rot.E. Bchweitter 30 be miking his first appesranc* u» Tony Savan .W1.23 2t#, B. Bcbwelckert 231, P. Schwelckert H. Peck H Prep and Essex Catholic. In ad-backer Rudy H»ye« of the Pitts- Floyd Schlalone •—181.4 211. 212; F. Prettl 223. 288; a. Moench K, Meniaopftne 141 the three-ytar-old compailtton. .< aunter Sara«e 1M.38 B. Bruno . - 1« dition, the Colts will face a num- burgh Steelers suffered, a heart 14, C. Towntey 208, R. Hoelin 208, 141 Chuck OaUnar __180.34 J. Zinc 215245, 3. KudricKudrlck 557557,, H. r~ K, Johnson 36 ber of Shore area teams with attack Monday while hunting Jim Turnest, who frith Gloria Lai Jonu 180.31 j^t jjiii „„, _...38 141 mock 103. L. Rlccltelll 232. 140 Lou Calarco . 202.1 B! liockw'ood 36 reehold, pre season favorites with two teammates near Union- Armstrong won Urn Inaugural Pat Rlccl W. Oiowikl 3 E. Bergewlch 38 140 P TVirhtn . 179.35 139 town, about 50 miles south ot tourney, and Dave Rsgan, who; Larry Lotlto -180.10 •a 179.2 B. Vandervort - ——38 [or a district championship, the Joe Tomalno 180.8 F. Preitl .... _.: 33 E. Neweome - —-38 139 Pittsburgh. > with Mickey Wright; won In M»l Don McCue — 180.5 B. Freiwall i_.3« 178.30 R. Gallagher —30 137 strongest of the lot. me 13« Dow FJraterwald, Ed Furgol, Pete Deoeronuno . -180.3 {. Bhumoclc '. ._ _L_31 179.31 M. I*eavy -.—38 A spokesman for the National Dennli Arnone O. Pagano . 3t R. Smith -... —.' 38 134 Long Branch, victor over CBA Tommy Bolt and Gary Brewer: Jo. Hooka B. Harm , 33 17H.2S M. Magrino _ - 38 133 Football League club said H»ye»* Ray Suono — c. WrOHl „—...Jt 175.2 P. Feldier 30 132 in two matches last year will will be among other starters, t Vuo Oatta - F. Doran -—- JT" 2] 174.1 M. Darragh •— 38 131 face a considerably improved condition was considered terious. Lu Stenna — B. Ward _.25 173.2 J. Fres4 , 38 129 Xd Klilln J J. Bethel 173.1 a. Moran - 38 127 squad led by co-captains Jimmy Hot Shulman _ J7J.M B. Schwelckert 173.1' K. Anderson .30 126 Black (140 pounds) and Bill Cal- O*nt Tonlola .178.30 R. Hermanion .... 173.1 J. Brown ...» —, 33 12S lewj e WRS Harry Of..nwo ..177.24 T. Ten 173.8 T. Thotnpion i -38 12S lahan (167 pounds). The versa- Henry Canonleo , IK. AdubatO .... 1TJ..4 E. Poran ..-..-...38 126 me NF cMrt tile Black who Is also a half- Amory Oaborn B. Baehmcnn 172.24 J. Figaro 36 123 f//£ StfABOtf Of BOBBf Phil Brett _ H. Curk 172.15 B, Greenwood —...... 9 12! back, pole vaulter and student Ken J.tlrey .17S.26 A Hoehn .. 172.9 J, Alexander :—32 122 CA/MB /1/tP MILT PIOM Mlat Arson* _.1T».31 Short 170.5 V. Supple* - 38 1S1 council representative, is ex-' Frank Kotran 17J.» T. Cartiuff 170.2C Keenan , 121 pected to give the Colts an edge Sob Hemnilnf . _175,8 T. BrlndleBidl y 170.1 M. Qeronl ... 117 lack H«cot — 170.1 F. Lombard! . 117 over the Green wave In his 189.1' lit DO YOUR Armand Crupl M, Famulaxy 11" olass, while Callahan, captain Ned Sloklu D Him 169.8 n, Epotein ^ ..... - ' — 187.2 116 gob Wood _ ..1T3.S4 B. Rucorl ., D, Schweitzer - 116 ihd quarterback of the winning] Tom Toon. -173.20 B. Brennan 167.20 IS. Ambroslno »—™ 114 $£A»n HOJdridf* ~~ 167.1 8. Frltch© . 114 Totrc/fPomro&tes: looks like a sure winner at his Ancelo DaFontt _1J2.1J j,' Kudrlek : 161.1 M. Mazxuoca —»-. 113 weight. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Paul Albrecht _ -il'5 C TOTrnley . 165.12 G. Mayer ...... -.—.. _ _ 111 Xdiar Allen — -8H! *• VanPelt 16J.B Caprlgione -«—„.....—.. 38 111 Pat - Barone . R. Hohneie* ,- 188.T M. Melter « .29 A, Mandla .„ 33 110 Coach Chesney also has named II Hell O«H1* B. Kullberc ...... _ ..._« 1M.1 110 01) Boytr -171.24 164.2R M. Ambroalim 3« 109 Ronnie Panlgrasso (97 pounds), I Joe Locteero — _17L» tl Rlcc?teiif 1B4.2. Bruno ..— ™^ -.36 109 "ames Rovegno (105 pounds), U Walter Dohro _171.10 184.6 0eCarlo •.—_—„...._.—.._.—.35 .471.10 W. Pink ... , IDS Figure Skating, NJ Commission John Oatta F. Rou .. 1"32 Bassone « - _. _.3fi 108 Kevin Dolan (114 pounds), Ed. I Iszy Catalano _171.2 A. RocUln CaravEtta, ...-.._ ___—...». 38 John Main ..- -171.S F. Allcpra M 01 Neiimeyer (120), Chet < Ottinger I _170.21 D. Hwhn Kl Harold Younz . - D. Stahl B. Morln 38 99 129), George Conway (135), Bill TACK and EQUIPMENT Lou DeQilcchlo _ S. Brovaco ..... L. Levitt .^-™— _„„, m._,.30 CD Basketball Bars Jockey's John Hovendon — a. Melody A. Mariano 38 06 fCeavney (147), John Martin Butch Marl ___- D, Raynor ... B. TyrnlnlBkl «-.- 30 S4 (156), Gerry Burke (177) and Claude Bonbardt , 3. Tyr» „ , ...33 92 AT Jack Bay)* . O. Voench U OranfllnetU , 29 Slated at Asbury Agent For life Raymond Hill (unlimited) back- . Usagcoi B. Dlller Tiammla B. Alexander ing this group up and battllngll P. Blnkler BOUT NAME SOCIETy ASBURYfPARK — The Casino . OHEREY HM. (AP) - the Dr. Morgan P. Oolle . strongly, for consideration areII Roooo raiadeo — -MS.S B. Lopes - LEAOUB Ice Palace which Juts seaward New Jersey Racing Commission FRED D. WIKOFF Co. John Qalatro . F., Mitchell American Division several others Including Tom] W from the Boardwalk here, will be yesterday ordered a Jockey's Howard (Mf • . . , Crowley (129), Jim Kemp (135). Ken Shelly .,. Star 61 the Sea . the scene of, the North Atlantli agent barred for Hte from the MAM AVL and IEROIN PLACtf STOM Pat* Petrot 3. Beber . Bt. Jerome 1 .__ Ed Mackey (177) Rovegno Is the Oium Chudlir . B. AMeri St. Rose ot Lima 1. States Figure Skating Champion' state race tracks. At the same B. Fltterer Bt. Denrui - only frosh to make the varsity, j[ JUDIANK BUI lUnary . ,., ships Dec. 14-16. time his brother, a rider, was Bob Worden ^.^^—~ 165.38 P, MonlapiR St. Rose 2 .26 33 but the squad is liberally sprin- Ralph White 1856 J. Ctmpanelll Holy Spirit 2 — 21 15 Sponsored by the Garden State suspended indefinitely from Gar- John Wagner B. Dolinn . Bt. Jamei l 21 15 kled with sophomore hopefuls In- PLENTY of FREE PARKING SPACE Chick Forties ^.IM.1 J, Donohue », Holy Spirit 4 _ .20 19 Skating Club of Asbury Park, thi den Stale Park. Harry Hookinl J62.8 I. Kuhl Holy Trinity 1 ...... 18 18 ice skating events will attrac cluding Dolan, Conway and Mar-] Ansle Veechla — 1S5.2 a. Brunelle Bt. Catharlna .17 19 Earl S. Potter, steward for dietin. Tom Oambacorta 1M.0 3. Drxewleckt St. Anthony 17 19 top contenders from a wide area commission, announced the ac- Rudy rarroflne J. Forte Holy Spirit 3 . 18 20 to the meet here for a qualifying Kith Team Oam«3Mart Bro>. 1090.B Rosa Holy Trinity 2 18 20 tion after closed hearings at the Hish Team BBerlee i — John Danlel'i t>. HIckl SL Rose l IS 23 event under U.S. Figure Skating l(enenrrii Uiop 3931. B. Kun«e 600 Serle. — w. Payne 177, 2(8, trade attended by Garden State HH..^Hi IIndd. OanOann — Oil. Boyer 257. G. Tomllnion 221 — MS. E. Tuschak, 165. 225, 102Associatio- n rules. stewards Keene Daingerfield ant Hliti Ind. Serl.i — Bud Bradihaw S. Bwlnankl 612: A host of activities are sched- M. TJedennare - 200 Club — E. aelger 242, V. George R. Palmer. "LOW Ind. Game — ChloK Forbei IDS, O. Krebi OttavlajTO 235; Father Dlone 230: uled for the Boardwalk during the Potter said' the agent, Karl F. Olovla , F. Itella 218: J. Loboda 214; J holiday season, said Mayor Thom- Get the one Great •UKDAT MOOT JICtED DOCBUES j zinc Hornlck 212; P. Harrison 212; T. Block, 30,' was ruled off all New LEAGUE Rusoll 212; J. ouldera 211; Ca.s F. Shebell. Convention Hal E. Short Aichettlno 209; o. Kleichlnskl 208; Jersey tracks under state racing D. O'Brien will offer college basketball, Dec. Trad.wlndi --23 J4V. Fueol J. Convery 205; J. Crairey 204; 3. regulations barring anyone who Winter Tire DelVecchlo 203; R. BoUKhrum 203; 8, 11, and 15, as well as a free Cofonlaf'u(e"fnl."~:^:!II!...Jl I» L, Herman R. Rich 202; J. Mincarl 201; J. has acted to the detriment of V. Ceroua —.. Talarico 201. Advaaeea Plannln* 21 IS T. Chevalier band concert Sunday afternoon racing and any jockey agent Col.l Doran Mueller 31 U D. Jouaneau NnHonal Dlrlsloa Dec. 16. Also available are indoor that.. Ruwli Hair Btyllrt 20 IS R. Schwelckert from giving advice or Informa- gllhop Bruno 1» 17 Bt. Jerome 2 " r swimming in the heated, plastic tion or engaging in the practice j^ £ fj Gulf .. ~-~-~. 18« 17H St. Dorothea 51 18 bubble jool at the Empress Mo- lA*t Bouli .18 18 HARHONV rNDCSTRlAL 8t Leo ~» 19 18 commonly known as touting. Btewlrtt Drltrt-In 1SU 1»4 Pti. St. Michael 2 19 20 tel, surf casting from the Jetties Traveler. M 54 Ciravello'i Beauty Buppllei 3 Holy Spirit 1 18 20 The ruling against the jockey, Fleurette Corp ..,. • ,„ ...M Hwlet Bakery 5 St. Michael 1 18 21 fronting the Boardwalk, and a Keamburi Mid Nat BH ._ ~ Matthew J. am 30 Mount Carmel » 18 21 host of after-dark activities In John Block, 24, was consorting Sou SoMU'i Mkt McDonald'i Bneedee .29 St. Jerome 3 1BH 23 with undesirables, conduct det- Clarke'l Trucking — 2 St. Rose of Lima 2 10 23H the night spots. X. Ulvy Donato ConttrucUon » 3 St. Rose 3 .. —... _.~...10 29 rimental to racing and failure to B. Frtck Leonardo Spommen 27 .. Qarbrlel 10 29 The Annual Holiday Basket- report to the stewards knowl- Martin Co. 3 25 200 Club — A. Blondl 246, C2.9 Bowl Jubilee, starring leading Guarantee Lampa -2 Mana 226, W. Cucharal J14, J.J. edge of illegal actions. Bchwelzer Bro*. Nucclo 207, V. Druno 20T. scholastic teams in the area will Artnitrong Cork » ....2: be held in Convention Hall, Dec. Potter said the complaint was Martin Co. 1 ... M 2! ~miT'2J LINrROFT RECREATION 25, 27 and 3], and Jan. 2. made by a Magnolia, N. J. man Team 6 WOMEN'S LEA0UE Tuesday, who lost all his money J. Manifold oeorre Voore'a W A. Sommerl — Travelers ..... 2(1 Brlgadoon ,23 on bets he made on horses rid- J. Rlaiulo —s Perkln'i Pancake House —.18 Wasierman's U soottl 200 club — J. Zwlck 200, 2H2; I^cLlncroft Inn den by John Block. A. Doran :r___. s« i82.i Mania 207, Larry Lazarldls 200. 224;Holmdel EBIO After a string of seven losses, r. Mueller Leo ffobortkl 213, Dave Casey 211, Frank's Llnoroft Barber Shop ..1 Hubbs Selected I,. Blihop Ken Clarke 227, C. Chrlittnsen 209, Brink's Fine Meat! 1 Potter said, the man was ap- B. BouthTuier ...... M 134.5 R. Ledone 202, 201; 3. Oulnarses 222, Llncroft Quit Al J. Newaom* — C. F.oialikl 206. Knsbg-Mlddletown Nat'! Bank ..15 21 proached by the brothers to wa- B. Irhlckioo _. 600 Serlei — h, Lazarldls 618. Llncron , Eiio 15 21National League ger $300 on a horse which won r. Oolovllo Harmony Juniors W Llncroft Pharmacy 14 22 W. Olln .._ M 143.X Rustic Wood Sfttt* , 20 900 Series — Dot Pinny VU, 192, and paid $8.80. The brothers then jj. Bernhard - . 27 142.1: Dee's Boats .20 181 — 527. demanded a share of the win- J. Pemberton .38 141.20 Walllnf Bros, Block 19 175 Club — Bobble Lawrence 211, Rookie of Year C. Bruno .. ' ...21 137.lt Cherokees 17 Alice Alzman 201, 18B: Peg Budlong nings, Potter said. c. Bied« _33 1ST.0 Naveilnk Associate _~. 17 200, 191, Dot Penny 199, 192, 182, B. Haiti. ^ 30 135.29 Uohiwks _ IB 179; Molile Laurie 190, Wllma Allen 188, BOSTON (AP) — Ken Hubbs B. Uottrrn M 128.» Eleanor Henzzopsne 187, 177; Virginia of the CWoago Cubs, the slick J. Swoher _ 3 110.0 The Be«~1"~ZIIIZr~i4 Wolf 186, 180; Carolyn Benson 188, J. L«vy . 33 149.21 W. Four 14 177; Betty Ford 184, Stella Peteraon fielding second baseman who set J. Bruno XI 14J.10 Schwelzer Bros. 13 183, 178; Thelma Curchln 180. Jo Knicks Wallop F. Tyler _...33 149.29 F, J. leutlle Equip. _ 9 Valana 180, Marcella Caiildy 197. Ann two major league records last OUR FAMOUS TUBELESS A. Nlll floorers _ 7 Muesalt 176. season, was named the Nationa .. Pemberton High fame—Joe Casale 173, Kay X. Serg.w!ch Mac Lennon 185. League rookie of ths year yes- TDHNPIKB X. Niwamn. Harmony Bantams W L MIDDLETOWN BUSINESSMEN'S Chicago, 133-117 Jl. Vjlenty — L ft M Builders _ 24 6 LEAGUE terday. C. Frlck Uets 8 W L DETROIT (AP) - Ths New 3-T NYLON Huttos, who will be 21 years J. Cdei _ Wildcats 11 MlddletowMtownn Laneess 31 8 PROVED p. Newaome Gutter Gals 14 PParkwak y Atlantili c j_joo old Dec. 23, gathered 19 of theYork Knickerbockers led all th Apaches 16 Jullee Farm Market ..27 way last night as they crushed MrtitnafMy Jeta 17 Oasis Restaurant :. .24^4 20 votes oast in Hie poll con- SUBURBANITE WINTER TIRE Commanches 18 O'Dells Plumbing 24 ducted by the BasebaH Writers the Chicago Packers, 133-117, to ^..Xi 133.8 Tigers ... . 11 19 Holmdel Llauor ...24 snap a five-game losing streak ii ...JO 132.1 Tlndtll Light! -. 11 19 Llncnxt Pharmacy ...23li Association of America. with 3» 129.17 Clippers - - 9 21 Red Bank Electric ....21 Don Clendenon, Who forced the first half of a National Bas- r. Johnton J» 129.11 High lerlea—John Vlgllcttl 46S, BUI; 'lylei s FFlool r CCovering" 21 ketball Association doublehead- a. Manlmld _.- . 3« I28.B Marasco 409. Mlddletown Plumbing Bupp. ..19 slugging Dick Stuart off first O Chaaty J3 136.1 Nervo Bros. 18 er. EXTRA-TRACTION TUFSYN X. Doran ... Three S's _..lfl bar* for the Pittsburgh Pirates 5IIDDLETOWN MERCHANTS Sportsmen 12 The Detroit Pistons and Boston B. MMtam W L attracted the remaining ballot. Goodyears new, more durable rubber—the greatest thing that ever happened to Snow] H. Olln Miller Platlnj J^Zl.~'"Zs Celtics, each with a three-gam U Boulhlll.r ... ==i |! Volkland Towing Ssrvlce 23 7 Amos Plumbing- 9 Hubbs had only one year in Tires! No matter how cold it sets, new TUFSYN stays flexible...lets the famouiSubuN X. Haill. Holmdel Liquor 22 8 Sartio Plumbing 3 winning streak, met in the night B. Bencher . 33 120.25 Hyneman Gulf 21 9 600 Series — j, Speclale 188, 218professiona, l baseball before join- banite tread-design bite deep and keep its grip, That's what we mean by EXTRA* I. Btrahard — ~~ M 112.20 Suburbui Pharmacy 20 10 243 — 646. Ing the Cubs this year. He played cap. .3 111.1 O'Dell Plumblnc & Heitlnj ..1SV4 11' 200 Club — M. Mallojr 210., L. BUBS Mlddletown Lanes 17 13 Scottl 200. W. Figaro 212. R. Marino in the Olass B. Northwestern In handing Chicago its fourth TRACTION...at zero and belowl X* Orailde 8 1M.1 Samuelion Conit 18H 1314 M. llarsanthol S 1H.5 201, S. Ro»nfeld 202, W. Corcoran League before stepping up to thestraight loss and 19th setback in V Ily ' — .-12 182.13 Monmouth Kltctrte .15 16 ™. P- Palendrano 200, J. Horvatli V. Colovito Z~ 15 154.1John Day Funeral Home 13 17 215, V. Gesauldl 226. majors. 25 games. New York jumped off N. Barbato 21 143.11 Marino's Atlantic -.13 17 C. Je»up JAW Dry Wall Contr. JO 20 He played in 160 'games and to an early 20-polnt lead and then X. Barbato — is 158. r Buntenback 7 26 MONMOUTH COUNTY after seeing the margin dwindl J. Hurley » 138.4 800 Series — John Btramlero 238, Its, CATHOLIC LEAGUE batted .260 but it was his work 21 Month $1 A. itarfanthol g 132.6 2.11—616. Harmony Bow] with the glove that set the Na-to three points at the outset of B. Jeaeup 8 111.5 200 Club — ROM Moore 211, Nick Ba- Holy Family 1 . _ 26 14 the third period, came back m& 211, 234; Tom D'Asoatlno 201, St. Catherine's 1 . ja n tional League agog. ROAD HAZARD Ralph Stantione 200. 206; Rudy Llnd- St. Mary1* l _ 25 14 He played 78 consecutive strong to turn the game Into a LADIES MONDAY N1TE berg 210, Stan Kooyenga 207. Bt. Ann's 1 _. '24 15 KARLYBIRD3 Norman Sickles 173. 173, 173 (lor games without an error, erasing rout. GUARANTEE Helnke'i Meat Market M 10 C. W, V. M IS triplicate). Bayshore Csth. Men 1 ...2.'.'.222 17 the major league record of 72 Richie. Guerin sank 33 points Haalet PMlry 1 XI 14 St. Agnei 1 .21 ALWAYS DO BETTER Twin Oak Dtiry 21 15 1 .21x4 171L to lead the Knicks who stormed Bprlnsdale Dairy .21 15 BED BANK FRIDAY NIGHT St. Benedict * 3 ...... set by Bobby Dowr of the Boston fltrand Luncheooelte JD 17 WOMEN'S I.EAOUE BU Mary's 2 -...... ^lK ivi Red Sox in 1948. to a 39-23 lead at the end of the 7.50xMor6.70xl5\ Hany'e Uouon 17 19 Red Bank Recreation Alley St. Agnes 2 21,4 1714 when you take your car whtra Rarltan B«o 17 !9 W L Bt. Benedict's 1 ^0^ igtt And his 418 chances accepted first quarter. Chicago, with Bill Airport Plata L>nei ...""4 '"' Crate'! Beverages . .2514 13 Bayahore K of C 20« I814 McGill making IS points, cut the the Tire Experts are! only $21.40 plus tax and old tjre. Inverttnent 8ervlce, Inc. 10 30 Globe Petroleum 25 14 Holy Family 3 w™ 20 without a bobble, going four bet- St. Benedict's 2 , „ jg^i 20 Rarltan Laundromat A it Mld's Beaut1 y Shop ...20 ter than tk* 4M Doerr handled In differential to 66-S8 at the half HMIM Paatrr 2 13 23 Wall* Leo • Chevron RtHInn 16 St. James 2 |'IR 21 The Poet'l Inn liu. 24'Eatontown Radio ft TV 18 St. Ann's 3 ^ is 21 1948. and then moved to within three 900 Sirlia - Roie Whlnfltld B31 Red Bank Cleaners 1414 Bayahore Cath. Men 2 ....1714 2114 points of the Knicks at the 3 NO MONEY DOWN! FREE MOUNTING! 209 Club — M, Mitchell 212, A. Smith 600 Serlei — Evelyn Henderion 537, St. Joseph'M _ _ 17 22 The voting outcome marked the K6, II. Cslrm 203. Marie Gollno 512, Ailct Neville 511. St, Jamca 1 ,_.. 17 J-J second straight year the honor minute mark of the third period Holy Family 2 ™« 23 Bayshore Cath. Men 3 «,..i5 24 went to the Ohloago Cubs. Out- But Guerin, Johnny Green and Ann's 2 .1414 2414 Bayahore K ot c 14 25 fielder Billy Williams was theGene Shue quickly hit for the "t. Catherine's 1 uv4 2714 Knicks who pulled away to an Our New 3-T NYLON 000 Serlea — Jim McCoy 222, 210basebal. l writers' choice in 1961. CQ - C

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Sorenaon, 8:30 to 4:30, 291- fore Ciirlatmas to earn extra, money. PHILIP I. BOWERS * CO. ANTIQUE! high snata, M: desk, *7; BOY'S BICYLE 2«". Murray. Prac- RETAIlrUOHT BANUFAOTUIUNO - 0800. I960 CHEVROLET — Six-cylinder foi Please came in immediately and reg Kei] Estate Since 1891 night tables, U; rockers, II, etc lit tically new, 125. Call GERMAN BHBPHBRD PUPPY — Fe-1,790 sq. (t. Can bs divided. Bur, tj> door station wagon, stick shift, S14! 591-2871 male, AKC registered, 3M mentis old, lster. Many temporary positions open WALTER S. OVERTON * .in SL, Fort Monmouth. ent blgKwar location. Parkin*. 7gl- Rassas BrosJ Pontlac, Red Bank BH tor experienced and qualified offlci LIVING nOOM BET — sofa and chair, black and tan* HO 2-o7i» eicept 8at a AUTOMOTIVE 5180. workers. No lee charged. Affiliate ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANKICA — 34 volumes wltfi year books, 1958-62, mir irown nylon, S90. For further infor- OUTSTANDINO Qerman Shepherd pup TWO-ROOM OFFICE - First now, Temporary 60 White SL Red But atlon call Sunday, BH 1-2768. py, trained sable lemale. Male kitten front on Maple Ave., Red Banfc For AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1987 THUNDERBIRD — I1SO0. 19M PBX—Keypunch hogany bookcase. Excellent condition. Austin Healey, 11600. Both clean. BH 1- Opposite Municipal Parkin! Lot 1250. OS rl-im needs good home. Will board small further information call BH 1-T338. -Clerk Typlnt-Bteno TOY! CONSTRUCTION TRUCKa like pets. VANESSA, OS 1-2879, 19W PLYMOUTH CONV1SRTIB1JS — 8493. eeplnc Machine Operators new, half price. Call SH 7-3124 after 8TOKX FOR AUNT — OB Wilts II, Beatulfully kept one-owner car. fully 3U State Bt, Perth Am bo; 6:30 p.m. SILVER POODMSS — AKO, small equipped plua power wlodowa. 872-0408 1959 FORD OALAXIE KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS Available alter January 1. 'Beautl HI 24062 BAKB SMPLOIMJCNT AOBNCX Trmverse or any other kind miniatures. Twelve weeks, wormed and AUTOMOBILE lNSURADGBi — Uabll- surf blue, excellent condition, like new. qualified Personnel For Quality Ordei Ls* Sanction EXPERT INSTALLERS Inoculated. Reasonable. OB 1-2283. OFFICES FOR KENT — CenUr af lly and physical damage. 17-90 can be Radio, heater, Fordomatic. whitewalls, TELEPHONE SALES 210 Broad Lonr Branch CA 847 nails at your honu It makes a difference, who Installs AUSTRALIAN TERRIER PUPPHtS Iowa Beat turnUbed. Can Insured. ROLBTON WATERBURY custom Interior. $1350. Financing avi REAL OPPORTUNITY OPEN lor ex- Call your job. Our mechanics are on ourSix months old. Champion stocki AKC BH 7.110O Realtor-Insuror, 16 W. Front St., Redable. LO 6-2261 after 6 p.m. • Part-time or full-time. Ambition and i perienced real estate persart Hlltaway Payroll 12 months per year. A good registered, completely inoculated. Ex- 6,000 SS. FT. FACTORY SPACE for Bank. SH 7-5300 pleasant voice are our requirements, mutllple listing office needs nelp W1U PROWN'S combination window or door Is often cellent children's pets. BH 1-44T4. 1954 CHRYSLER — Fairly good con- Celling experience not necesaary, we rent Red Bank- Call . 1367 FORD — Sedan, IW5. Rasjas walk-Ins and phones. Good leads go- 3] Broad St.. Rei Bank SB 1-7500 ruined by a poor Installation. Our BH 7-1100 Broa. Fonllac, Red Bank. dition. Four door, six cylinder* Asking train you. For Interview phone: l>v inf bagglnt. Call OB 1-0600. THE CORNIER CUPBOARD-Antlques. fleet of nine trucks are on the road SH 1-5180 (200. B42-2667 after 4. SH 1-0010, extension 31. Evening! O 799 River Rd., Fair Haven. Bpeelalltini all the'time and In each one la art ex- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT BUSINESS 8WLWN0 TOR LBABB— 1047. EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOBNCT In copper, brass, lamps and unusual pert Installer. Come In and read some Offlci 12x24. work ahop 24*11. Located »58 COUNTRY. SQUIRE STATI01 1981 FALCON — Two-door automat] Bzecutlve-Sales^f/ice-Domestie decorative items. Come- In and browse. of the letters of praise from custom* APARTMENTS Oceaaport and •ilnniili Arei., Little WAOON — Fully equipped. In ou 11395 ftassas Eros. Pontlac Red Bai N SKLLJS rrsELp—run or part Sincerity and ability with hlrti ethic Open afternoons 1 to 4. 741-5331, ers. Reliability for 37 years. SH 1-9180. time. Several terrltorlei open (or (0 Broad St SB 7-0677 Red Banl silver. II1M monthly, y, «, Weinwrtgnt, •tending condition. Power equipment ICE SKATES — Rtasonsble. Men'i BH J-4674. hew Urea. Radio, heater, hack-up lights. women Interested In Having a. good ACS EUPLOIMBNT AQENCJ RUmy red. SH 7-40C2 after 3 p.m. 1S56 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE iteady Income. Experience unneces- sice 9 and 12; boy's alzo 10^4; worn PROWN'S GARDEN APARTMENTS V-8, new top, full power. Call sary. 8H 1-4343 or write; Ma Marga- Bvery order * applicant our specialty. an's size 8. 8H 7-3(61 alter 6 p.m. 31 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7600 MSB VOLVO — Two-door »eaan. On II J-2692 11 Broad St. Red Bank SH I-JtM HOUSES FOB RENT ret Qulolta, P. O. Box 190, Red Bui RACING BICYCLE — Adults Serurinn OB RANGE, 37", 113. ONB AND TWO-BIPKOOMS. KtuaMil owner, four speed transmission, whltr "Continental," 10-speed, like new. cost Call In the best Red Bank residential 11095 Red Bank Auto Imports. BH 1954 CHRYSLER- — Power steerim EXJEKJUTTVI SECRETARY — To head area. 1140 per montb and us. HiOBLANDB-att rooms, unfurnished, »S86. broken, good running condition of local company. Must be a mature SITUATIONS WANTED, Female J120, accept 170. S01-1B4S after 4 p.m. CA M1S7 gas heat, no utilities. WO a montn. J150. 747-0471. woman with high level executive ex* all day Saturday, Sunday. STUDENT DESK ~ Never used, wal Dial 741-7200 Call 872-1P11. PONTIAC —1960 Catallna eonvertlbl perlence.1 Excellent rsmuneration. Call kower brakes, power steering, radii 1950 AUSTIN — A-40 station Wagoi CHIU> CARE — Red Bank. New BPINET PIANO — And household fur- nut, 36 x 26, single pedestal, center PHILIP 1. BOWERS * CO. RIVER PLAZA - Four bedrooms, U> mncl heater. Black with red lealhe Mrs. Ryan at SH 7-3194, ACE EMShrewsbur- y area. Call nlshlngs. Call and three side drawers, grained plastic baths, comer lot, 1170 monthly. Ha 1125 PLOYMENT Agency, 12 Broad St., Red 717-39M top. »60. SH 1-2167, after 1. Real Estate Blnce UM agents. HUHT. ,_ Interior, like new. Low mileage. Foui S46-494I Bank. 741-7105 Mrw mlon whltewall tires. 11705. 01 YOUNG WOMAN — Would like to havi HOLLY — Fresh cut, cultivated. LIONEL TRAINS — 027 gauge Santa WALTER I. OVURTON RUM80N — Unfurnished bungalow with, 14049, after 5. 1959 VOLKSWAGEN—Convertible. On WOMEN — Production department hi_ day work. C< Packed In polyetheleae bags from our Fe model, all accessories. Call 00 1- Atflllats living room, kltchNv bedroom and bath, JB62' CADILLAC — Convertible, ful. owner, yellow. Kadlo. tieater. $119! job openings. Ught machine opera- LI 24066 1,000 treo orchard. Also fresh ever- 60 White St. Red Bank hot water oil beat 175 rooattir/. Adult Red Sank Auto Imports, SH 1.5881 greens In 23 lb. bales. Wholesale, re- couple only. JOHN L IUMUOB, Ratl- eaulpped, low mileage, like new. Bacr tion and assembly. Apply at Hoag- BASS FIDDLE — Call after Opposite Kunlclpfl Parking MX flee. PR 5-3522 or PR 4-8283 land Instrument Co., 65 Chestnut St., tail. Bernadotte Farm. TJnton Falls, tors. M8-3SML . 195! PLYMOUTH — Four-door sedi Red Bank. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male S:30 p.m. 1955 MERCURY — Two-door hardto Perfect condition, heater, radio, ooo LI 2-0317. 787-1818 VIDE 8EUEOTI0K OV RWHAK - 1250 Raiiaa Bro». Ponllac, Bed Bar amw tires and good trout tires, S25! AfiSIBTANT TO CONTROLLER HIOH SCHOOL BDI - Sellabls. ex- ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE rurnished aid uttamlitwd, Immed- 8H 1-5160. 940-4864. Experienced in all accounting, pro perienced, desires wort after school BRIN6 YOUR ROLLERS NEW ate occupaao. auiiuni TelcUaf Afentf and week-ends. Call evenings. BH ~ Oceanport Kn.. OceanporL 0*11 ev did STATION WAGON - 1880 Ford Con 1955 FORD WAGON - Country 8qul cedures. Mint type. Ability to train and Rent A Piano (12 par Month NEW WINDOW SHADES U 2JSOI) or El M5O. try Sedan. One owner, 23,000 origin radio, heater, automatic. Qood com work with perionnel, Career minded 1B8S. KNABE. MASON-HAHUH, SOHHJ3B Put on vhUe you wait, Any sue up WESTWOOD GARDENS Biles, fully equipped, power Bteerln tlon. J365. SH 7-447B. person only, profit sharing plan, fl ATTENTION REAL ESTATE BRO OABLE-MLaON. BVERSTT. STBOK to largest picture windows. Free rust- MANX FURNISHED ana onloralaiwd day week. Send resume and salary less eyelet, free crochet snide pull. Bath & Wertwood Aves. rentals la all sites ind prlcss. Ella 111 white. tl400. Call 811 7-8757. 1958 CHEVROLET — Two-door, Neeii KERB—Experienced property manage' Oookmaa Ate. • Main St.. Asbury Pa. "Personnel", Box 471, Red Bank. tnent and renting man desires posluor Custom made shades, scallop and Long Branch WliUhlre Agency Raaltors, tat Ocean 1S60 CHEVROLET — Belalr. four-doo minor body work. Six cyltnder itlcl Open dsllr tlU > Sat. tlU 5:J0 fringe, any type. Prompt delivery. Free ONE AND TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX Ave., i«a Bright N. J. *O0004. Open sedan, all, radio and heater, autr as Is, $500. Rasaas Bros. Pontlac, Re REGISTERED NURSE — Night ihift- with active developer, builder or real PR M3P1 measuring service. Convenient' terms. —- K days. v roatlc power. A-l. W.3M. 787-4884. Bank SH 1-6180. . estate agency. Write "A.N.," Box 611, apartments, all utilities eicept elec- Jl p.m. - 7 a-m. Apply in writing " Red Bank. SCREENS AND STORM SASH — Vari- tricity. «5S. CA 2-1305. 1962 FALCON station wagon, aulomal "A.B.," Box 511, Red Bank. ous lUes, 2SiSS, 30x55, 3SX59, 30x43, Ms PROWN'S PKJK-UP TRUCK CUSTODIAN—Eiperlenced, reference 43. Screens 11.75 each. Storm sash $2 UNFURNIBHBO TBJUW ROOMS-HIU- Ford 1954. J.250. Broad St. Red Bank BB 1-7S00 side location in AUantlo Highlands. All *•» SH 1-74S8 WILL TRAIN women as shirt ope wants building to care for on contract and 12.60 each. Phone after 6 p.m. GH 1-8760 Ators and feeders. Highest wage icali write "A.o," Box 511, Red Bank. SH 1-9407. DINETTE SET bwnde wood, wood utilities. 102. FimrnsHSDiachelor o. tmm 1B59 HILLMAN HUSKY — Station wag 1959 FORD OALAXIE — Excellent oo In the county, paid vacations, fret grain, formica top. Excellent condition. anartment. 175. 8H-14M. BATONTOWN — TSrse-bedroom ranch, on floor shift, green, two-door, heate ditlon, full power, clean. Will help wll hospltallzatlon (medical and surgical NO KIDDING Call 842-1229. ' TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, all full basement breezewar, attached ga- whltewalls. 787-5295 after 6. financing. BH 7-4673. benefits). Apply: Star Cleaners A FINANCIAL POOL TABLE — Regulation site with rage. In quiet, nstdentlu area. learly 1957 DOPQE — Two-door wagon. $495 Launderera, Myrtle Ave., l*)ng Branch Hav« you ever leen a line of Christ- lease (135 a month. BWEENIf 1962 CADILLAC — Fleetwood. Black BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES mas decorations ltk« Prown'i? Our Mr, equipment, plus Ping Pong Table and AOENCY, P.O. Blag., Sea. Bright 143- Raiias Bros. Pontlac, ned Bank sir conditioned. Can be teen ftt 20: WOMAN — Pour home cleaning. Satui Ransom, has a feel tor decor»Uon. No accessories that attach to pool table. THREE BOOMS — FiiraWies, prhrate tiW. 8H 1-5180 Broadway, Long Branch. day morning, 31.50 per hour for gooi where else will you lee vntiti b«autlhil Never used. Very reasonable. OA 2- entrance. Couple oil^ 8378 after « p.m. 1J58 MO ROADSTER - All e»t._ — J CHEVROLET — Six cyllndi worker. Call after 6:30. 842-0979. A Proven Money Maker omamenti, tree Ughti, lloweri, wrea^u, BH 1 FOUR BEDROOMS, two t excellent condition. 1900. Call after 6:S( wagon. Automatic, $1150 Rassas Bi trees and lller«lly hundreds ot Christ- PENTRON TAPE BECOBDEB—MU1U basement, excellent resldei__ NURSES AIDE — Day shift. Apply Earn extra money In your gpare time maa artlclei. Get early pick, come In LOHO BRANCH - fUnlatiiS i^H 8H 1-9047. Pontlac, Red Bank. SH 1-5160. speed, exctllent condition, 129. Call BH menu. Fool room! and bath. Heat mediate occupancy. BH 1-8411 person at MOUNT PLEASANT MANOI If you are accepted to operate i now Open every nliht until 9 till 1-1380. MM PLYMOUTH - Four-door sedan. Nl/RfilNO HOME, 33 Freneau Ave. franchised Saao-Vend route, you will bi CftrJstmaaaa. mXE DKLTVBRrEKREBB. sad water supplied. CA >1BB3 UNFURNISHED — Inunedlat* occupan- Good running condition, good tires. Matawan. provided with up to 500 vending m& Churte account). Shop by phone. Park TWO ROOMS — Second floor, furnlahec cy. Four-room home, two bedrooms, $120. Call after 3 p.m. ~ WANTED-AUTOM0T1VE chines and locations which you ma> FUEL SAVING tile bath, full storage attic, basement, service days or evenings; records oi right In back of store. or unfurnished. Bed-living mom and1125 month, year's Tease. SLWOOD A. FAtiCON SQUIRE WAOON — 1W2, DBNTAL ASSISTANT — ReceptlonlL Get aluminum combination windows kitchen. Business woman or couple. (or Keyport office. Write "B.E.," Box proven earnings available; If you have ARMSTRONG A0ENC1T, Realtor, IM completely equipped. Low mileage, per TOM'S FORD INC. a car, 10 to 90 hours spare time week- PROWN'S now Don't delay. Oet rid of the wood- BH 7-4051 ^rospeot A»e- Little (liver. SH 1-4M0. feet condition. Beflt ofler. KE 1-092 fill. Red Bank. ly, and can make & deposit ol $1,000 en ones, put up ALUMINUM. Six for WB PAY CASH FOR USED OARS 32 Broad SL Red Bank BH 1-7500 (77 Installed. 3\4 ROOMS — Unlurnlehed. tlreplaci 1859 DeSOTO — Nine passenger wagoa 60 Main St. LO 6-1500 Matawai REUIABLE WOMAN — OIIB day wee! on a returnable basis, you can earn River Plata, «J. AU ntllltles. «H J UNFURNISHED - imnedlaU occupan- (150 yds, from Matawan RR 8tatlon up to $15,000 annually; no Investment ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA — Uki cy, su-room home In Shrewsbury. Pull power. gl29S. Ransna Bros own transportation. Call after 6 p.i for equipment; no minimum inventory, new, price Includes bookcase and an- BM» Pontlac, Red Bank. SH 1-5180. 78T-9127. PROWN'S Three bedrooms, 1H baths, den, full SANO-VEND. 984 Springfield Ave. nuals, *222. Call CO 4-2296 right away. 31 Broad St. SH 1-7500 Red Bank EATONTOWM — Three rooms, fully basement 1140 a month, year's lease. 1954 CADILLAC — Hardtop, good con- MOBILE HOMES BEAUTICIAN — All around operate Irvlngton; phone BB 3-3036, until 9 p.m02 OAL.LON OB HOT WATER HEAT furnished, all utilities Included. Fine ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AOBNCY, dition. Call CO 1-6530 for further In- for Friday and Saturday. Call CO ER — tKS. Call LARGE Tempo gas heater (4S. oneneighborhood, private entrance. Just Realtor. 5U Prospect A»»., Little Kl- formation. ' year old; 24" electric push button three block! from center of town. yer. BH I-4M0. MOBILE HOMES 6806 for appointment. 281-8124 apartment size stove f40; large steam Adults. Lease. LI 2-3220. VOLKSWAGJBN — Bun roof, 1956. Low MORTGAGES IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Bit-room Died -10* down RECEPTIONIST — SECRETARY — BROWNIE MOVIE CAMBIU-S m.m., radiator *10. HI 3-1231 after 5, all mileage, excellent condition, leather up- with case. 19" OuMont televlsloa Call day weekends. THRBB ROOM APARTMENT, un- house, modern Ulchtn, tUe bath, fun holstery, radio. Dealer service record New ' 7-year financing Apply In person COMB'S ANIMAL HOS- furnished. First floor. __, yearly lease. Per moBtli. S92-S03X PITAL, Hwy. 35, -and Bftr«w>t)ury Ave. LI 2-1961. 1S60 KELV1MATOR REFRIGERATOR available. BH 7-1811. R0B8IN8VILLE Shrewsbury. ' Adults, no pets. Call PR 5-332i. TRAILER SALES, INC. MONEY TRADE IN your old runmure with no with separate freezer compartment. THREE-BEDROOM — Brick waterfront 1S5S RENAULT DAUPHINE — Radlc down payment and get a new parlor Asking I17B. CO 4-0959. THREE ROOMS — Completely fur house, Oceanport J1JS a month. BH 1- heater. Sacrifice, must sell. Call w Routs 130 Robblnsvllle, N. TWO EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES— or dlnfng room set at sals prices. Wil- nlshed. Utilities Included. Inquire 140 2233. 0810 or 787-4380. IU 7-1320 Night work Martini's Diner, Rt 36 and Consolidate Debts liam Lett Furniture Inc., Hwy S3LIONE, L TRAINS — Complete track Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bank. Euclid Ave., East Keansburg. covers lO'zlO* table. Cost |760 new, 8EA BRIGHT — Five rooms, Juet I960 PONTIAC — Four-dobr hardtop. Low Payments Mlddleun, BH 1-3214 open evenings THREE ROOM — Kewly decorated un- decorated. (100 par month. Call »H 1- Pull power, W695. Rassas Bros. MEDICAL SECRETARY— to J7( CALL SH 1-4700 till 9 p. m. till all for (129. 842-1826. furnished second floor. SS9, heat and 1144 after 6. Fontlac, Red Bank. SH 1-5160. BOATS & ACCESSORIES PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER—Secre ELECTRIC TRAINS — complete with gas Included. Ideal for working couple. tarial skill., $60. A FEW MAONIFICENT PIECES ol HOUSE — Five rooms, two balls on Tiffany cut glass, suitable for Christ' equipment and Iwo engines. 160. T. SH 1-5789. 1901 CHEVROLET SOHAD—Nlne-pai LEGAL SECRETARY— . Opei First and Second MORTGAGES Glbbe, SH1-329L private estate. senKer wagon, radio, heater, powe: MARINE INSURANCE - Sea us-: CLERK-TYPIST 158 mas gifts. • Antique bric-a-brac, figu- ATTRACTIVELY — Dtcorsted and fur BH 7-U47 years experience. Call today. ROLSTO to homeowners who need money rlnes, china. 8H 1-0667. LIONEL TRAIN "027" — Two engines. .leering. 16,000 miles. g!380. SH 7-009 ryATERBURI, Bealtor-Insuror. 1J ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-Typlst, |50 for nlshed, one and two-room efficiency LITTLE SILVER — Residential. Seven 1930 MODEL "A" FORD — Sporti Front St, Red Bank. 811 7-5300. PARTIAL LISTING • HOME IMPROVEMENTS ANTIQUES — Rosewood stand S16.S0, Numerous cars. Scenery tables. Best apartments. BH 1-O34, afler 5 p.m. rooms, furnlabed or unfurnished. Three coupe, good shape, call after 6 p.m ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY • DEBT CONSOLIDATION Victorian swivel arm cnalr &8.&0, ma olter. SH 7-0414. STUDIO apartment with kitchenette bedrooms, two bains. Near school. »1BO. CO 1-8269. 17" . "61" BROADWATER, TO h.p. M 12 Broad St. Red Ban* SH 7-3494. hogany Corner cabinet WO, large coal reasonable. One short block from bus! 8H 1-33W. cury, electric, built-in tank, all canvai HOUSEKEEPER — Mupt live in tot BARONET REALTY. CO 4-201heater 139, brass eagles, preseed glass SHOP BY PHONE ness district After 8 p.m- BT Fetera 1656 FORD RANCH WAdON — Stand lights, tire extinguisher and extras. P. month. Immediate position. Call SH 7< HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? In colors, etc, etc. RUSCIL'S 25 E, PI.. Red Bank. BH 7-»328. CUFFWOOD BEACH — Five room •rd transmission. Ready to go. S27 4-2365. 1420. Sour credit Is good. First and second Front SL Free quick dally delivery In Red Bank house, heat and hot water not supplied. Call SH 7-3087. mortgages. BH 1-4344 or FO 3-2601. area. Outlying districts Wednesdays BEAUTIFUL — Five-room studio apart- Call CO 4-03W after f p.m. BARQAIN — Any Doat you want RELIABLE CLEANING WOMAN — LAWSON SOFA S49 — Nine-piece wal- and . Saturdays. Discount prices. ment on estate. Sycamore Ave., CLEAN AS A WHISTLE — 1955 Chrys- uwn. Lew bank: rates. Financing For Fridays, refcrencea, own trans- nut dining room set S59, three-piece PROWN'S, 32 Broad St., EH 1-7500. Shrewsbury. SH 1-12» or BH 1-1578. RANCH HOME — Good neighborhood. ler two-door, power brakes, powel ranffements somplsted (a ont call portation. 842-3330. ______bedroom suite 139.20, five-piece kitchen Living room, fireplace, dining room, steering, new tires (two Bnow) $400 any of our offices. THE HONMOUTI MERCHANDISE set, formica top, $19.80. Two-piece EFFICIENCIES — Rooms, low weekly two bedroomi and den or third bed- JS1-2673. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. BH BALESaiHL — Bewlng teacher, sales EXOTIC WOODS winter rates'. Riverside Motel. Bridge room, SMS. SCHANCK AOENCY, Real- 1000. living room suite 139. occasional cbali 1S56 FORD — Country Squire statlo: experience not necessary, but must FOR SALE iW.BO, eight solid mahogany Sberatoi Ave., Rte. 33, Red Bank. SH l-»m tor, • Unden PL SH T-0W7. have a good knowledge of new Ing chaira X100, Sheraton buffet 839, Shera wagoh. good condition, like new tire! 16' LYMAN — 30 n.p. Evlnrude el and like to meet people. Five da: Hive you leen lied Bank Lumber"• RED BANK — Two rooms furnished, FURjnflHBD — Two-bedroom house for *»0. SH 7-0133. trie. All accessories. Asking *3J0. si ton table 849, etc RUSCIL'S 29 E. full view dltplayi of exotic pre-flnlihed kitchen, bath. *S. Call BH 7-3184 or rent er sale, Shrewsbury, dose to every- 7-G375. week and aJJ company benefits. Sal ALUMINUM Front St. i'x8' plywoodj? We have the largest I960 TR-3 — Equipped, J1350. Rec ary plus commission. Apply Singer •bowing ol pre-flnlshed piywoodi In Inquire 22< Strewsbury Avt thine Sr appolntnnt only. Call LI 2- Bank Auto Imports, Red Bank. SHIP-TO-SHOKB. RADIOS — Chrl Sewing Center, 69 Broad' St., Red Bank. VENETIAN BUNDS FRIdlDAlRE REFRIOERATOR—West- full view on the lem; Shore. Let POUR ROOMS — Dinette, bath, garage, 0TM. SH 1-5880 mas specials, new and used. 30 to Never rust". Cuitom type. Sizes to lnguouse dryer, Croaley freezer, 4M electrlo furnace. Adults, »100. Rte. 34. FEMALE TELLER — Full or pa pounds. Westlnghouse electric stove. A MM show sou how Inexpensively you BIX-ROOM HOUSE with bath. Fur- watt models. SAM MARINO, Marl: 36" wide. Plastic tapes, nylon cords. 1 can transform your favorite room opposite Red Roof Tavern, Kolmdel. nished or unfurnished, 1S4 Riverside 1954 DeBOTO SEDAN — Powei Radio, Atlantic Highlands. 291-0278. time, business or cashier experlenci in good condition. Offers accepted. SI Into a thing ot beauty, in birch, wal- HM483. steering, automatic, new tires, vei desirable but not required. Will trail 1-1890 after 5. • Ave., KM Bank, BH l-MM. clean. 1150, Firm. CO 4-7820. SACRIFICE — M' Barnagat Bay Ct qualified parson. Send resume statin $4.99 ea. nut, tupelQ, cherry, pecan, oak or TWO-BEDROOM — Four-room, modern WB BUY AND BELL anything and lust come la and browse among a THREE-BEDROOM HOME wllo study, 1B53 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE — Om boat, centerboard. Cabin sleeps tw salary reoulrements to "A.V.", Bo: PROWN'S hundred fine woods. Masonlte Royal spacious apartment. Newark-New York 2Vi baths, good neighborhood. SH 1- can be seen at Fair Haven Vacr fill. Red Bank. everything. Give the Highest prices. bus at door, convenient. 1125 Including 1432. owner car, cream color. Call CA 31 Broad 81 Red Bank SH 1-7501 Call William Lei! Furniture, Inc., Hwy Coat and Bruce pre-ttnlshe<3 floors al 1973 Works, DeNormandy Ave. SH 1-7J6! so on display. Why select from small heat, utllltltn.'717-5000, FEMALE — Clerical position open REVERB •— « H. M. Movie Camel 35. Mlddletown BH 1-3211 Oven eve- wood rwatchei when you can look at riVE-nooii DUPLEX 1961 AUSTIN — Model 850, two-doo accounting department. Some buslne and equipment,- complete. Excellent nings till 9 p.m. our mil scale displays. Sped all sta In THREE ROOM furnished apartment CALL swlfln. Red. Original owner. 11,001 machine experience required, Sen Centrally located. InQUlre at 1 Hard- 7S7-3S66 BUSINESS NOTICES resume and salary requirements ' condition Bui offer. Call 812-1834 be. wait panetlne and wood Roortogtr. Red ing Road, after 4 p-rr^ miles. Call 291-0653 after 5 p.m. B.F.", Box 511, Red Bank. tween & -and 8 p.m. WALLPAPER SALE Bank -Lumber. 9 Wall Bt. SH 1-5500. HOLMDEL — 10-room house, two THREE ROOMS UNFURNISHED - V, 1953 FORD COUNTRY BQUIRE BTA TRENCH DIQOINO — Laterals, pi: MOO CHRISTMAS TREES H EACH The popular Ross and XJnGor acres, near Bell Lab. Oil, steam heat T1ON WAGON — Need the room. Foi trenches, sprinkler systems. Hour CHAMBER MAID-WAITREfiS. privai Charlie's Fann Market, corner Sum- SHOWCASES $15 each. TV tube tester. mile north of Red Bank. Recently re- aood condition. 9200 a month or sale. last sale asking 150. SH 1-2428. contract CA 2-3239, or CA 9-2004. home. Experienced, references; otlrei Keystone 8 m.m. movie projector and decorated. Call SH 1-N31, 6:30 • t. 842-2256. help. Call SH 1-5003. ____ mit Ave. and Rt. 36, Belford. 50% Off Retail Prices camera, boy's 26" Schwlnn bicycle, FIREPLACE SCREENS repaired — ALL BEAUTY SERVICE 10 per c Regular $1.49 to (3.95 per • Ingle roll like new; auto body tools with metal LOHO BRANCH — One three-room IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Three AUTOS AND TRUCKS SECRETARY — EXECUTIVE HOUSE- box, platform scale for wet wash, etc., apartment left In near Jane Court. bedroom split level in Alee neighbor- made to order. Bright Acre, SH 7-5555. KEEPER, private home. Call o!t at IRIS HAIRDRESSERS, 89 Mon- now 75c to 91.98 per slnfle roll. We Bright Store, SH 7-2222. mouth St., SH 7-1651. Late Friday. custom mix paint to match your pa- to 60 pounds, V small refrigerator. Bath and Tnlrd Ave. Two air condi- hood. IV, liathi I1K per month. Call EH 1-5096 tioners, and all utilities Included In THOMPSON * BARTELL, BH 75600. IKAKLES IIOWER - Mason Co: 767-6474. rent Phone PR i-MO. tractor. No lob too small. SH 7-4479 FILE CLERKS — Excellent opportunl ALUMINUM STEPLADDERS ""' KLARIN'S SEE THEM NOW BH 1-0172. tlea for beginners with well knowi VENETIAN BLINDS WATERFRONT — Four rooms unfur- company In New York City. Startlnj • PRICES REDUCED 24 Monmouth Bt. SH T-3838 Red Ban .tU Bizet 17" to 35" wide. 64" long nished, large enclosed porch, yearly WANTED TO RENT GENERAL CLEANING—Cellars, yar salary 161,20 weekly. ACE EMPLOY I ft.—W.9S. 5 ft.—7.95. S rental. 1 Jackson St.. Highlands. and attics. Atao other cleaning dom WENT AGENCY, 12 Broad St., Rec BLEACHED MAHOGANY — Bedroom MAN—Room, board pan board. Red Reasonable. 787-1856. Bank. SH 7-3494. KLARIN'S suite. Double bed, night tables, dresser, 2 for $5 RED BANK'S BEST Bank, Long Branch or Asbury Park. OK.. . chest, spring, mattress. Qood condition. Unusual five-room deluxe garden apart- Full details, 'A.A.' Box 511, Red Bank 7U-7814 SECRETARY — Experienced In school 28 Monmouth St. SH 7-3838 Red Ban 842.1982. PROWN'S ment Modem kitchen, two bedrooms. INTERIOR PAINTINO AND PAPE1 work. Call CO 4-MIW for personal in. Large rooms and closets. Quiet, tine NEW MONMOUTH -FAIR VIEW - DESKS - Slo up, files SID up, chairs, ATTENTION GARDENERS — Smal IJ Broad Bt. Red Bank SB 1-7800 ilANOINO. Experience* ierview. adding machines, typewriters manua FUR BTOZJB — Marmot, new, nice atmosphere. MIDDUCTOWN area. Retired couple USED CARS quantity of rotted horse manure. Phon< MADISON OARDENB wants, small bouse unfurnished, fair JARDEN STATE PAINTERS—Expe JLERK-TYPIBT — Large electronl and electric, office equipment eta OS 1-0443 evenings. Christmas present. Reasonable. Call sized lot Call OS 1-2022. enced. Insured. Average Ranch-Capi ifrm, three half days a week. Resu- bargain prices. New or used, AAO Dt& 787-1832 or 7S7.1489. 132 South St. SH 1-7533 Co. Rt. h OakhursL KE 13990. LATEST — 1962 set of ChlJdcrafl at Cod $150 plus paint. Average room $3< to P.O. Box 051, Red Bank- BABY CARRIAGES — New. II4.B0, FURNISHED — Three rooms, bath. WB HAVE an overflow ol bona Dim plus paint. SH 1-2595 anytime. TtfiCWRITBRB. ADDING machines. Ideal Christmas girt. Call strollers, cribs, play yards. Mattresses. Private entrance, utilities. Call at 160prospects looking lor two to four bed- SH 7-4109 Bridge Ave. after 4 p.m. rooms. Call us for fast action to bava DRAFTING UNLIMITED — You mm HELP WANTED-MALE Ail makes nsw or used, guaranteed. Save at Red Bank Carriage Shop, 3 your home rented. THE BERO ADEN- Trenery Chevrolet It, we'll draw It. Architectural, me Low as $2fl. Berplco's. 101 Monmouth SAVE YOUR ENERGY E. Front St., Red Bank. FIVE ROOMS — Heat and water sup- CY. Rt ffl. Mlddletown. OS H000. chanlcal, electrical, geographical, clvi 31 Next to theater 8H 1-O4S5. plied. HIS a month. Call BH 7-4065 be- drafting. II. Qreenman, CO 4-3167A BICYCLE — Boy's 20- Hulfy. like SALES and SERVICE EXECUTIVE AND SECRETARIAL 60" You'll Need It new, used only six months, cost £40. tween 8 and 5. TREE SERVICE — Cut and care tre ACCOUNTANT metal desk, 130 to S40. Wooden desks Toy and gift buying is easy a( Will sell (or J23. Also sit-in pedal MODERN THREE ROOMS — And FURNISHED ROOMS 787-0007 service. Removals, Cabling, Feedlr. (COST) J5 to 115. SH 1-2314. PROWN'S. Carefully selected, low tire truck IS. SH 1-2423. bath, overlooking river, ideal for two. and Cavity work. Pruning. Flreplac REDUCING E4UIPMUNT—For rent oi priced, sensible merchandise, easy to One block Red Bank station; M2-8838 12 Church St. Keansburg wood, cord or half cord, delivered Junior position available for peraor select. Just park In Boro parking space after 6 for appointment MAPLEREST REST HOME Call CA 24391. sale. Free delivery. South Jersey flurgl In back of store. You will see gifts 24-hour care [or tin aged and con- Interested In cost accounting. Recen al BHadyslde 7-2614, SALE SPACIOUS TWO-BEDROOM OARDEN graduate or persons with one or tw< decorat.ons, toys, houseware gifts al Cook A Dunn paint, white latex or fla valescent S62 Broadway, West Long low prices It's easy to shop at APARTMENT — Available Immediately Branch, CA 9-1500. AUTOS AND TRUCKS yearn ol experience will be considered. Interior finish base, ¥2,99 gal. and January 1. Call SH 1-9115. Excellent opportunity created by pro. VENETIAN BLIND SALE FURNISHED ROOM — Private home, motion from wftfitn the company. Com- 'laatlc tape, nylon cord. A real good PROWN'S PROWN'S ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS-Unfurnlshed, convenient location on bus line, pleas- filele comnajiy-pald benefit program In. netal bund made by "Betsy Ross, al: Open every night until 9 cozy three rooms, first floor, all utili- ant surroundings. BH 1-41017. :ludlnB profit sharing and group In Izea to 36" wide. 3 for $10. Call 32 Broad Bt Red Bank BH 1-7500 31 Broad BI. Red Bank Bh 1-7500 ties. One or two person. 185. 281-2925. DOUBLE rurince. Apply In person or sent FURNISHED ROOU-Gsntleman only. :omp]ete resume and salary require HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — TW- UATONTOWN — Two-room efficiency Call SH 1-1(23 after C p.m. or all day Tients to personnel department. PROWN'S piece sectional,, twin carriage. Reason MERCHANDISE WANTED apartments. S20 weekly and up. In- Sunday. 2 Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-T500 able. 27 Rose St., Llncrolt. cludes utilities and maid service. Bur- WANTED rey Motel. Hwy. 35. LI 2-3233. NEWLV DECORATED ROOM — Pri- CHECKED INTHIRNATIONAL FLAVORS BICYCLE — Tricycle, toy tractor, old vate home, good location. Reasonable, A FRAGRANCES, INC. CHRISTMAS TREES china clostts, chairs, tables, old pic- USED ORIENTAL RUQS STUDIO — Unfurnished, Brookdale S00 Hose Lane Union Bead ture frames, kerosene lamps, sewing CHINESE AND PERSIAN gentleman preferred. SH 1-8439. Wholesale machine, etc. LI 2-3103 before 3 p.m. Farm, Lincroit Large spacious com- YOUNO MAN — 20-25 (or general book- 100,000 sheared Scotch Pines, 10,000 FRIEDMAN GALLERIES bination living room with fireplace, ONE' OR TWO teachers, I!4 rooms, USED CARS keeping position with inmranee firm bales of Red Pine - Boughs, 10,000 TWO COMPLETE SETS custom kltchei PR 4-3143 Etenlnrs CA JJ48J. separate kitchen and bath. Heat and kitchen privileges After 4:30 or all day In Red Bank. Typing helpful. Forward single tied BaJsam trees. 280 ~" cablnest, never used.' Must sacrifice, PIANOS WANTED-HIOHEaT PRICES electricity supplied. 1100. Call Mrs. weekends. EH-1-8(94. '61 Rambler, Classic details and salary desired to "A.U., George Ave., Rahway, FU 1-4223. vanities, odds 'n ends. BH 1-1144 after 6. PAID, CALL H. TENZKR. 3M MAD) O'Brien, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday. PLEASANT ROOM — Business woman, Low Mileage Box 511, Red Bank. ST., LAKEWOOD. FO 3 2100. SH 7-1423 between 12 and 3 p.m. each kitchen privileges. Walking distance to ..*>^uu schoolmaster's desk, wash PEEC11R1STMA8 SPECIAL — Chll' day. References required. '61 Corvair, Wagon , EXPERIENCED ESTIMATOR - Fo [and, rocker, short wave radio, dress dren's Landmark booka. like new, 81.25. OLD house shutters, picture frames town. SH 1-5275. heavy construction work; part or lull IE table, gas stove. .22 caliber rifles, HO mantiia shifter, locomotive and ten.ahavlng rhuga. Iron banks, etc. Write LEONARDO—January 1. two rooms, FURNISHED ROOM — (12 weekly. '60 Buick, 2-dr. H.T. time. Seml-fetlred engineer will be con [one bench, metal chicken nests, port* der. Solid mahogany colfee table, $26. Wllkens, It7 Main Bt. Port Monmouth. bath, unfurnished, business or retired Call after 5:30. '62 CHEVY 1 abl '59 Chev., Conv. aide red. Salary open. State age ant hi1 e electric stove, boys clothing. Daz-Black Swedish modern andirons, 815. ROTOTILLER OR USED GRAVELY couple. 2SMM4 after 2 p.m. enperlence. Write "B.D.," Box 511, R -•I A Bmtth, 15 East River St., RedBlack three-piece {(replace set with '59 Buick, Bank. Bank. SH 7-0778. tractor, call alter 6 p.m. FURNISHED THREE ROOMS — 175ROOM — Private entrance, refrlgera- FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE stand. 85. BH 7-3921. PR 6-7283 per month Including all utilities. Call Electro, Conv. T.^ tor. bath, shower. Heals If desired. •57 Chev., 4-dr., B.A...... $795 KITCHEN HELPER — Three days SALE — December only, 810 off oi OLD KLECTEIC TRAINS — Lionel. 291-0861. Have Christmas with us, like home. week 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Apply in person KEYS MADE any Spencer outfit. BH 1-2606. Agency Ives, American Flyer, made prior to MAVESINK—Near Atlantic Highlands, 787-6660. between 10 and 2, IUVERCRE8T WHAT WOULD you do If you lost for Spencer, Splrella. Lafaclle, Bar- 1W0. Pnone SH 1-1TO9 after 0. three rooms unfurnished, heat, refriger- NURSING HOME, Chapln Ave., lied your keys? Be Bllf, get eltra ka cley. Charts, Smart Form. ator, adults. IS9, 201-21143.. BOB WHITE Bank. now. Complete LOCKSMITH service. EASY MONEY FOR CHRIST1IAS - (More Classified Adi WOOD STORM SASH are still best. )M books wanted pre 1900. Btate his-FURNISHED — Two and three-room PROWN'S "" ting price, 83.00. Place your order tories, biographies, etc and old maga- apartments, alt utilities,, private OB H» New Page) BUICK, INC. IBM TAB OPERATOR '. Red Bank Lumber, 0 Wall St., zines. BH 7-36.43.. > bath. 16 Myrtle Ave.. Long Branch, 31 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7MC Authorized Buick - Opel Day shift. Two to three year* ««. perlence desirable. Apply In person C TWO-PIECE MODERN sectional sofa, REFILL YOUR OWN CUSHIONS - SALES rind SERVICE n 11 a.m. and 2 to a p.m. Monday |M; red plastic lounge, chair, US'. with comfortable foam rubber Foam- 163 Monmouth St., Red Bank Wednesday. Friday. mosaic end table, »10; girl's coat with art, Hwy. 35 Eatontown. 14 2-0477. PERSONNEL DEPAIITMENT leggings, size Ox, champagne orlon pile, WE BUY AND SELL ANYTHING - SH 1-6200 never wflrn. Reasonable. SH 1-1415. Contents of homes, stores, estates, Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. WUIiUTZEIt BLECTMC ORGAN — cellars attics, China, glassware, an- tiques, a,rt objects and all brio-a-brao. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ebony, dual Keyboard, chord panel and Rt. 35 * Holmdel, N. 3 Ruscll's. 38 East Front St. EH 1-1693. bnsc. Call SH 1-0859, A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI BALE8MAN—For curtain and draper; HOTFOINT REFRIGERATOR - Apart- SALE •hop. Walters, 47 Broad St., net ment sice, three years old. $50. Bank. BH 7-4855 LUCITE WALL PAINT MEN with experience in constructs EQUIPMENT — BlanHeta and essential By Dupont of Instruments and electro mrchnnlcni for saddle horses. Call after 4 p.m. Al advertised on television. Regular Adding Machines — Typewriter* Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating device*1. Apply in person ELECTRO 811 7B581. »7.45. Sale price 16.79. Free delivery. IMPULSE LAB, 208 River St, Rei PROWN'S ADDING) MACHINES — Typewriters SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. "—— oltA'l'Xt — (AidtKir gnu uecor- Bank. GEE, IT'S FUN 81 Broad St Red Bank SH 1-7500 sold, rented, repaired, SerMco's 101 Leeching field added. Backhoe work. atlng. Oeneral Contracting, fully in. HIGH-LOW Monmouth St. Red Bank. SH 7-0461. C. II. Wilson. SH 11646. sured. T»enly ye.r. ei"p«rTence. Free MJTO MECHANIC — Young, married To paint with Cook £ Dunn. Save up OPPORTUNITY SHOP ANTIQUES — ssllrnatM, BI) l-a»i ««„ , pm, ' preferred, good pay, good future. Lli o Zlr'n over other first line paints U.S. and foreign stamps, small marbli Fuel Oil - Heating ALLOWANCES PRICES xperlence, reference*, present rate i " " now Rnrt get quick free deliver] top table, also piece of lovely whlti Antiques Wanted PAINTINO AN1> PAPER HA iay. Wit« "A.K.," Box 511, Ked IJank. marble table lop, 40x29" turtle shaped, FUEL OIL « HBATINO—Call EH 1- PROWN'S pine wairistanit or dressing table with Old Dolls, guns, Jewelry, cut glass, 0610. Oil Delivery, Inn.. Service A towel bars, hand painted Jardenlere and furniture. Oivll War books. Appraisals Bales, 3 Herbert Bt. Ked Bank. WE NEED TEN MEN who are Im- railroad St. Red Rank BH l-7o00 others, toy wagon full blocks, pairs- made. Oilman. BH 7-1141. Plino-Organ Tuning mediately available for full-time em 3AXOPHONK — C melody 525, re- IF vasea and singles, lots of biic-a- loyment (or our recently openet rlKcrator HO, Uil» Wilton rug U9.50, .jrac, .china, cut glass, patterned glass, Home Improvements _ _, PLMtOS-OROANS ^ACTOItY BRANCH. Experience un. jaoy clllfferotie «24.W, clolhM trees pair of finger carved Victorian side Appliance Repairs Tuned — Repaired — Regulated necessary. We wll) train tin men :l.75, wardrohes 112.50. .11x31! spnrk cluiirn. sinnll 32" - round drop leaf WOHMNO MAN'S contractor—Alter- Raymond Bosworth Biri-lm •elected. APFLUNCB REPAIR and Installa- ations additions, painting, maaonry, ;uard screen 14.75. Solid maple drop, PDilental table, mirrors, pictures. Csll and all those little lobs. Evenings LO -af table WD.50, etc. RUBCIL'S 25 E us when sclllnj. THE MATTHEWS, 116 tion. Residential and commercial wlr* 6-1714. Plumbing and Heating FORD ' NO LAYOFF ront St. Broadway, Keyport. Co 4.1446. Ing. Allen Elacir|c, SH 7-oaa. SALARY JIW KBEtlAN'B JOB SECURITY :OME TO OUR OIIRIBTMA8 orKN Insurance) 1O(;«B AND SALE — Thursday, Frl- FREE INSTALLATION Auctioneer ABILITY • SERVICE • Dependability 3a). fill 1-4010 between 11 a.m. • 1 p. ay, Saturday, December 8, 7, B, Hours ALUMINUM COMBINATION MERCURY • CONTINENTAL >r 3-0 p.m. for appointment. 1 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tits EAST IIOUS1S BTORM WINDOWS B. Q. COATS - An essential Auction when you Insure your HOME. AUTO, footing, Siding and NTIQUEB, llwy M, Atlantic High- Appraisal BervlDs "anywhere," 286 other lines of Insurance through mils. Norwood Ave., Deal. Phone KKIIoll ARMSTRONG AQENCY. SH 1-45O0. Insulation * Siding Com r.riui.H otJNO MAN — Production deptrt- . 6 for $77 1-8461, Johns-Manvlll. conlracl"?- Pn j!«4O7 i«nt hna jol> opening. Material hflii- lltLS 20" J. c IIIonlNS — Bicycle, Triple track, fully weather stripped, or Adam Untmayer SD1.0302. Ilng ami keeping mock reconii. High alnlng wheeln, |16. Call isnulne Alcoa aluminum, E Z tilt. Can Painting chool education required. Apply at OS 1227] >• cleaned from Inilde. Terms. Auto tnd Truck Rental PAINTINO at Its Uneat' Interior and OLBON OO. INn.-RoXg7Tiid!inT* loajtlnnd Instrument Co., 05 Chfitnut exterior. Residential and commercial. insulation. Installed and «uara"fi«d AVIS-~Rent a new oar or truck. Low lowest rates. W. Evans. SH i-8611. for 10,year«. PR 8-070o^2Jl.0840 SALE PROWN'S rates. Maple Ave.. Red Bank. BH 7- 83 Broad Bt. SH 1-760O Red Bank MOB, PR 4-M14. Dally 7 a.rn.-I0 p.m. TW^AmwertagSerylM FURNITURE SALESMAN Alcoa Aluminum Gutters UONEL TRAINS — O gauge, two Painting and Decorating [Stalled by. oxperts. Free estimate!. mglnjs,. eight cars, rive (witches, two Banding Contractor LOUI8 CABSAN - Fainter, decorator, Urge local ilore JIM an opetiln* :ranetormers and table with wiring and paperhanger, 29 years experience. 41 r an experienced rumltnro valeimnn PROWN'S iparatlng accessories, 160, 842.2211. xcollrtit coiiunlmiisi, arrangement, BUILDER..— New homes, room ad- Chapln Ave. BH 1-17M after « p.m. ENGLISH llroad Si. SH 1.7500 KM nank ANTIQUE CHRISTMAS CARDS from p[h voiumv, five flgtirei a proven ditions, , basement and attln rooms, L. II, HILL, — Painter. Contractor. Vacuum Cleaner Repair >sfllf)*i -fi, closed Monday. > 01 MSZ" **"""" Oa" B*"* " DM Ave.. Shrewsbury, N. 1. 747-K41. tm urn HOUSES FOB. UIB HOUSES SOtLSALE -4JECAX, NOTICE Girl Scout RED BANK B£GISTEfi Tha»a«T, Dec 6, 1962-» end of CLEARANCE SALE. W* RUMSON Safe Cod * roomi. . $12,100 AMY DEAL, may be accepUbleT ft Ranch , - « rooms^ •( —— Group Meets of the lucky ooe^ONLYAPW •' T roomi )RDINAHCI KNOWN »V ITS SHORT 'ORU TtTLE AS "fUtVISJO ORW- EA70NTOWN — A mttttaf of BfAZIiRT AftPA•'•• LITTLE SILVER (AMOBa Or UU" ADOPTID JUNE t. Four^room/col«a»WJ5 b«tli»HlulJ basement and garase. ich T rooms JM.900 Wl" na pretented lor mUodustua the NeljhbortiocHl Ainociitian of mill t rooms 123,900 end first reading on xVovember Is, Fwr-bedwr* Split UwH-tm full baths-rpaneled recreationworo. lanch T roomi IJ4.000 1M> by Mayor and Council ot Bor-Girl Seoat» IU held lut week Four-tudrooiji older home-hot water hut-luge property. ough ot Red Sank, H. 1. and on Pe- cember &• 1M2 wae finally adopted In the home of Mrs. GcMgt M-ric- .SHREWSByRY and approved. MTODLETOWN AREA jloalal . T roomi $27,000 Colonial »moral SM.OOO PETER W. FALVO, nun, Me-dowbrook Aye. Three-bedroom ranch individually built pe Cod 7 rooms tft.SOO ', Mayor. Three-bedroom ranch-M basement with finished recreation Alien: Mrs. James Nudd, Jr., neigh- John Bryan, room—garage. MIDDLETOWN Borougn Clerk. borhood o-ainnan, said the Bpllt Level 7 rooms 117,000 Dec g S4.S3 CampO4Uma will be held in Four-bedroom-two bath Split level with garage and full basement. Ranch s roome ilT.000 Bpllt Level 7 roome $22/900 June Instead of May. The Fiesta ri/BUO MOTJCE Don't Call About The Price-Just Call For Appointment AN ORDINANCE taUttea' "AH OR-theme for 1N3 will be the United Dial 741-7200 DINANCE AMENDIKQ AMD SUpPLE- Nattou, Mrs. Nudd also attended KZNTtNO CBAPTBB li OF THE OR. PHILIP I. BOWERS * CO. a two-day training aession tor the WALKER & WALKER Real Eitate lines UM >1NAMCE KNOWN BY ITS SHORT roRM TJTUD AS "REVISED- ORDI- Program Change In 1963. REALTORS WALTER «. OVEBTON NANCES Of ISM" ADOPTED JUNE Afffllttt 9, ISM." wit presented lor imroduc- Mrs. Mtrtanan. chalnrrtn of 1,000 feet south of Lily-Tulip Co., Middletown SO Wbiti Bt. Bel Bin* tion end first reading on November the Juliette low dinners, an- lath, IMS by Mayor and Coundl ol 67 1-33 11 Opposite Municipal Parting UA Borough of Red Bank, N, J. and onnounced Oat ttw Intermediate December 1, 1W1 wu finally adopted troops wU hoM a dinner March Multiple Liitingi and Trade-Ins approved. pETER w TALVO, Mtyor. 12, aod the Brownies wtU hold Open 7 Days LJNCROFT — SMVtll acres, (our bed- room*, family zoom, modern Utcben, ,*: one Mardi li Both will be in dining area, apAeJous living room. Sl- John Bryan, cellent farming. SH mil. Borougft Clerk. the Methodist Church. Dec • ' • HS3 FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE FORT HONMOUTK — Two-tMroom A new Brownie troop is being five-room boma: CsUl ATTRACTIVE — Slniie, double roomi, PUBLIC NOTICE formed, under the leadership of Kltcbea privileges. Hot and cold run- 7tm AN ORDINANCE entitled "AN OR-Mrs. George R. Davis, Reynolds ning water. Free TV. Htujeorj House. FAIR HAVEN — 1« Win JM. Four DINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- 131 Hudion Ave.. BH l-SBM. BERG bedroom Colonial, two bSttu, Urnea, Dr. Brownie Troop 206 is now Breplace, large, lot beautifully land- MENTING CHAPTER 20 OF THE OR- PRIVATE BATH — PRIVATE EH- Realtor • acaped. Call ownir, 142-1001. DINANCE KNOWN BY ITS SHORT under the leadership of Mrs. Ray THANCE. Larje closetl. Quiet. Buil- FORM TITLE AS "REVISED ORDI- ne» tentlemen preferred. 842-1*34. NANCEB OF 1661" ADOPTED JUNE Roach. NO DOWN PAYMENT & lSei." wae presented for introduc- FURNISHED ROOM newly decorated, LOTS AND ACREAGE tion and Brat retdlng on November Other* attending; were Mrs. to private entrance and tlttlng room. CHOICE lEUBCTION of twc-to-lhree IS, 1M2 by Mayor arid Council of tbe George Dunn, district chairman; Kitchen privll«e«. Inquire tt it Peler'« J%DOWN acre wooded s*iota> Oak, beech and Boroujn of Red Bank, N. J. and on Piece, Bed Bank. dogwood, tome wttb view and brook, December 3, 1002 waa finally adopted Mrs. Fraud* Bruce, Mrs. Wil- Are you a member of Uie "In" group— otben high and rollmg, deed rastrlt and approved. liam M. Moyle, Mr*. Charles Uie Insane (roil; that kttpt ptWig tlon- la protect /purebaeerV . |9,5Q0 and PITER W. FALVO, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE rent > Well, get out of that group at' up. ••Holmwood, AUantle Township. Mayor. Scarle, Mrs. Herbert Muilin, Mrs. Into this ' handsome young rancher: Paul R. Strylur. Realtor, Uolmdel, Attest: Edward Laurino, Jr., Mrs. Her- HOUSES FOR3ALE three matter bedrooms, aumptuout llv- N. J. MMM4. John Bryan Ing room, dining area, large kitchen Borough Clerk. bert Anthony, Mr*. Devil and and spidoui bath. Carport, attic, full Dec § S48J Mrs. Roach. WHY PAY RENT? basement and utility room. Modern SEAL ESTATE WAMTED range, Venetian blinds and aluminum PtJMJC NOTICE storm windows and doort. Immediate WANTED — Older borne la Bed Bank. posteitlon at closing. 1 An ordinance entitled "AH ORDI- ANY QUALIFIED VETERAN At leatt uree bedrooms. Write -A.1I.. NANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- $14,900 Full Price Box 511, Red Bank. • MENTING ARTICLE V OF AN ORDI- Infant U Baptised NO DOWN PAYMENTS NANCE ENTITLED 'AN ORDINANCE LIST YOUR HOlfl with a mem&er tt XBTASLUVOHO, DEFINJNO, MAIN- NO CLOSING COSTS the R«l'Bank Area MulUple litUng VEST KEANS8URG - Dtn- THE BERG AGENCY Sinrlce. He win drculaU a photograph TAWINO RBaULATINO AND CON- aod complete dtwsrlpthm of your borne TROLUNO A POLICE DEPARTMENT iel Clinton Herzag, tnfsnt son Only $30 Application Fee Needed. Monmouth County Office to 37 member >SKW, affn you tilt IN AND FOR THE BOROUGH OF of Mr. «ud Mrs. Albert Herzog, qualified opinion "as to lair market SHREWSBURY AND FIXING PIN- Before your eligibility runs out, "Personalized Service" TO* TOR THB VIOLATION OK ISO Central Ave., waa baptized vtlue; bold an o»en bsuta for tale*. CURTAIN PARTS THEREOF* adopted run to see this conveniently lo- men to Inspect tlu ntvpartr; and gtv# in St. Mtry'g Epiecopal Church, cated three-bedroom ranch which OSborne 1-1000 your bom* preferred adrtrtuing. There August 6, IM1" waa pretenud for In- troduction smd first reading on No-Keyport, Sunday, with Rev. Hen- features a science kitchen, dining Route #35 Middletown, N. J. s no extra cost Imrolnd.. Xnry mem- vember 20, 1M2 by Mayor and Coun- ber Is a Realtor. Ton put put your cil of Borough of Shrewsbury and onry F. Male, rector, ofliciiting. area, finished full basement on Daily 9-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-7 confidence In a Realtor. Consult past December 4th, 1MI wee finally adopted K8 of the Yenow Page* to your teli- Godparents were Mr. and Mrs. large lot. Aluminum combination priona directory. and. approved. windows and doors, cozy gat UNCROFT — Jutt tor kldi. Deid-end JAMES BLT, Robert Stuart, Eatontown, and street, large lot overlooking wooded YOU* HOIOB WAMCTD — Why lilt Mtyor beat. tret. Spill level. living rnm, full with uar We mtvartlM ntcotively In Shrewsbury Frederick W. Best, ttiis place. A RARE BARGAIN AT dining room, four bedrooms, IV, tit newspapera. ratio and psbllsb t Attest: bathi, 12122 recreation room, near catalog for boma Mtkara. W»ar» mem- JEAN W. FABRY, A reception followed in' the $15,900 school. R8,M». bers of the TWR, a oaUonal ret! estats Clerk home of the baby** parents, referral aerrlce, Wa ar* "Homa Trad- Die. ( «•.» ' Subject to VA approval CAPE COD — Sun ranch, living room •ra" • two- officer 11 ton Urn* sales Guests were Mr. and Mr». Rob- Uiu eat-In kitchen. Jour btcfmomi, people. Call WALKER * WALKER, NOTICE ert Stuart, Mr. snd Mrg. Fred- two btths. |i&B0O mortgage auuma- teuton. ltemMn Bed Bank Area BEACH AGENCY MoltjBla Uttlnc Service, Ibrewibury. AN ORDINANCE AMBNDINO) AND erick W. Best and children, Don- 1400 Ilwr- 35 Mldalttow! 34 W SH l-siu aMHidHetowa. OB 1-&2H. •UPPIJEMENTINO CHAPTER » OF pVlce^oS °""" * *» *"»* THI ORDINANCE KNOWN BY ITSna, Susan and Patricia, Mrs ODD-SHAPED LOT PXOBLBIT This JVahaptd rauh em bt potWonw! to ndt at odtMuptxl OS 1-2727 SHORT FORM TITLE AS "REVISED ORDINANCES OF 1M1" ADOPTED Russell Walling, Miss Gall An- lot. Also, the t ahapt tSkmt the thntt'twdrooma U> be •nrtrafy ««Banrt«iI,/rom Um tmtttty Z>iJV to S p.m. Siturdiy, Sundty to « Schanck Agency — LEGAL NOTICE JUNE 5, ltO. derson, Mrs. loan Walling and areas of tha house. QM eftiwtwo bath* it private to tht matttr btdroom. Tret main hous«, Uceoied Real Estate Brolur BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Realtor Council of the Borough of Red Bank Mrs. Fox, all of Belford; Mrs over -a cellar, eotttatw 1,<7O atfUar* /wt. The garage (• 489 tquar* f*et add On nareatton t Lladen PL Red Bank NOTICE that Chapter 30 ot the above-entitled Joan Wood and son, Richard room, built on slab, 2*4. Vm recrmitidn room Is comwittferttly next to the Utchen and has SH T4WT KOOOa IS' HEREBY (KVZH that ordinance be emerged and tupplemenl Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith and sliding «lasa doora to a (war terrace. Btrman York, 90-0t 161 Bt., lanwto 32, IT.r./dkf tINCROFT — Three-bedroom Uembtr Utduplt LUtlng it a regular sueetlng held on Novem- *a u follows: Mr a*, WO, the Board of Adjustment Section l. Chapter K> 'Tnlnc Act: son, Allan, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas {dPlEA2S«T split. 12x16 den, V/, baths, large of the Borough of Red Bank beard and Article 1 "Prohibited Ptrklnr' It here- lot, convenient to school and eonttdend the eppueaUcm of The Mewby emended smd eupplemented by add-Cunnin^utrn, Mr. snd Mrs. John Jiney Assoclstlon for Retarded Chil- ing Section cB u fouowi: shopping. Asking $24,100. PAUL P. BOVA dren; Monmouth County Unit, Inc. for Section tt. In the parking lot Hay and children, Debbie, Laurie And, Patricia McCawn, Thom- ice were presented to 71 441 lead- permltaloa to me premliei located at leued by the Borough from An- and Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- as Rac, Lynn Byorott and Mary ers in the county by George W. RUMSON — Three-bedroom Co- Realtor • Insurer SI tuple Avenue, Red Bank, Hew denon Broe. on the eouth tide ol 'Color Santa? ward, Nichols and daughter, lonial, new kitchen and bath, Highway 33 Middletown Xerler. ae e, training center and school Mechanle Sueet, eatl of the Bor- Ann Van Splinter, Brick Town- Siver, Jr., county 441 agent for retarded ladlvldtials. ough-owned parking lot, comratne- Irene, and the baby's paternal walking distance to school and on-su The Board of Adluttment denied the tag at a pout at tht northwest ship. An annual award given by the town. Reduced to $12,500. variance and a copy of the decision li comer of eald leased parting lot grandparents, Mr. aod Mrs. Sid- Contest 4-H Youth Council for outstanding OPEN » X.U. TO » TM. on tui to the office ot the Secretary and running thence (1) easterly 40 ney J. Herzog, Sr., all of this ALWAYS A CHOICE ot the Board of Adjustment, Municipal feet along Mechanic Street: thence service to tin 4-H program was Building, Red Bank, New Jersey, and (I) aantherlr end parallel with the place. SPRINGFIELD - Butt Kane, presented to M. Alfred E. Sand- WEART-NEMETH HOLUDEL — Older tbrte-bednora It available for Inspection. euUrty curb of the Borough-owned boute. Living room, dining room, ga- - stone tatrUng lot, for a dlttancs or 10 The baby's maternal grandpar- president of Family Circle Stores, Recognition ers, 5 Michael La-, this place, by AGENCY rage and barn. Priced at STf.Joi J. feet; thence (1) weeteny tor a dis- Secretary tance of 40 feet to the easterly ents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. has announced the winners of the Ralph Hanson, president of the REALTOR Board of Adjustment, curb of the Borough-owned parking Morey, Matawan, were away in council. L U1DOLETOWN —, Nils' cnttom • bum lot; tlienefr <*e> northerly 79 feet lo "Color Santa" contest. 102 WEST FRONT ST. bl-level. living mom, separate et J.-OO Honorable mention winners of ognition at a dinner in their hon- Council of ttw JBomiKti of Red B-nk Leaders with 10 or more years p.m. for toe coUeetlni and dieponl of beld on Mcmdiy, Pewmber 3, 1M2, gift certificates were Linda or at the Wemrock Grange here, STORYBOOK SPLIT IAT0NT0WN — Be»en room rancb, urbage and refute mteruu la the and will come up for final contlde of service in 4-H Club work in- pauo, large sarafe, SIMOu. 11 Krune Borougti of Little Silver. atkra and paasac* at a regular m^ctin It adds up) More and more Glenn, New Monmouth; Jack recently. immaculiU ipm level: ' Lufa llvlftt Ave., U 2-32SC. Detailed specifications an on file clude: Mrs. H. O. SjosCrom and room, dining room, kitchen |ou? bed- it «kld covemlns bodr to b«Tield on people use Tht Register ads each Westendorf, Kearaburg; Paul w)Ui tbe Boroiigh curt and copy et Monday, December U 1M2. at 8i» William Schlechtweg, Sr., pred- Mrs. Fung, RobertsviUe; CJifton roimi. 1 % b«th», recreation room. OWNER TRANSrSRRED-Mult move. tarae may be tail upas csntleiUon. P.M. at the Council Ctaamberi, Miv issue because results come fast- Urge profeuionaUy Undke&p«(t' lot, Lovely seven year old three-bedroom All bids must be accompanied by a Johnson, Cliffwood Beach; Ken- dent of Hie Monmoutti County fenced wltti ipUt rill and a ilate ptUo rtclpal BuUdfBC 33 Motmouth Street er.—Advertisement. WardeU, West. Freehold, and ranch with bath and lavatory, fireplace certified cheek and bid bond letter, u Red Sink, New Jertey. at which Um neth Rurnpf, Union Beach; Carol Board of Agriculture, which spon- [or b&rbecutnc Don't touch & tMof In living; room, eereened porcb, garage, jet forth In the specKleaUttni. and plM* all pcraoni deiirlnr to * Mrs. Laui* Mason, Keansburg. nwve tn , Pric* |10,300. - ', assume an approximate mortgage of Right li reserved to reject iny andheard tberon'wlll t>e jivm (all Davis, Morgan; David Welsh and sors the annual affair, congratu- S17.ecember 3. 1964 ; nacle was guest speaker for the CASEY'S AGENCY HURRY. Drop In and talk to us about All provjiloit «et mtb In the apecUI- of work. It. ALLAIRE - PARROW AOENCY, IM caUooi on me wllh the Borough' Clerk JOHN BRTAW Also, EUen Stenscard. Middle- evening. Miss Moore recently Broad Street, Bed Bank. SH 1-2490. Borough Clerk. INC. are made n put of thle advertisement NOTICE town; Susan Sheehan, Hazlet; Richard 0. Rice, associate agri- spent ill months in Australia as toe eiroe ae if herein repeatea, • mn N ORDINANCE AMENDING AND BROKER OAK HILL — Immediate possession. Buccesiful bidder If any cau must Debra Dion and Peg Tierney, cultural agent, and Mrs. Sylvia M InternationsJ Farm Youth Ex- six room colonial ranch, 2 It bithi, NOTiCK TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS SUPPLEMENTING) CHAPTER 20 OF Hailet, N. 3. furnish surety company bond with THE ORDINANCE KNOWN BT ITSLakewood; Adele Gomez, Jack- F. Meeban, home agent, spoke change delegate. She told of. her three bedrooms, aereened porch, recrea- company satisfactory to the Mayor and Sfjrranoit COURT OF NEW JERSEI SHORT FORK TITLE OF "REVISED CO 4-2418 or CO 4-8112 tion room with bar. Recessed patio, Council, In the amount of the con- CtUNCEBV DIVISION, -No. F-tTTMt ORDINANCES OF ISM," ADOPTED son; Ellen Lewis, Neptune; on behalf of the Extension Serv- life and experiences with 10 Au- Opes »-» tero car garage^ desirable corner prop- tract price, but If a three year term BTATE OF NEW JERSEY to JUNE S, 1M1. . ' erty. K acre. Financing arranged. Call fa accepted tne Bond jnuet be for one- Ha John E. Kir end John Claudia Shellhart, Point Pteajant, ice In thanking 4-H leaders. stralian families and showed owner. 08 1-1Z12. BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayo third ot the contract prlct with provi- L. S. Doe, huibtnd ot Beatrice F. Bin-and Counen of the Borough of Red and BUIy MlekosU. OsbornviUe. Certificates for years of serv- slides. SHREWSBURY — Four bedroom spill sion that the bond must be renewed nott, the name John Doe being Bank, that Chapter ID of the atuvi ALMOST NEW ranch, 2Va baths, paneled family'room etch year. nctlllous; SPOUSES; tome of the de-entitled ordinance be amended and large lot. 747-9641. All bids mutt be on Standard pro- fendant!. posal form which u ttuchea to the You are hereby summoned and re-eupplemented. u followiu Modem Tear old three-bedroom, two LINCROFT — Four-year old ranch on ipeciflcationt, and enclosed In jeeled quired to eerve upon Etna W. Kar- SECTION 1. Chapter 50 "Traffic lull bull raoch, baseboard not.water one acre wooded property bounded by envelope bearing the name- and ad-kut, Esq., pltlntitfi' attorney, whoae Act," Article 34 "Parking Meters," beat, mil bumuL Only (8,500. Act stream!. Three bedroomt, m bathe, drest of the bidder, addretted to the Udreu It n Broad street, Keyport, flection I "Parking Areat" la hereby full basement, attached garage. Con- Mtyor and Council of UM Borough ef Ner Jertey. an iruwer to the Comamende- d and eupplemented by adding NAVE81NK ASSOCIATES, REALTORS venient to parochial, public achoolt. Little Silver. ' tint filed in a, civil action, in which subptragraph (e), as followt: KM Hwy. 35 tilddUtown OS 1-OJOO JM.O0O. Call owner SH 7 MO. By order of the Mayor and Council Kre W. Karkus and Raymond Brin- {•) The ana now used for the MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINO of the Borough of Little Silver. kerhoff, oo-«xecutort and Trustees un- parking- of vehicles at the eatterly LUCKY MARIE COX AGENCY FRED L. AtFJCS der the Last Will and Testament of end. of Cold Street, more particu- HERE IS REAL DO-JT-YOUIISKU — Borough Clerk Aleisuider jtbbet, deceated, are plaln- larly described aa that rear jaor- Five roomi. on* bath, fireplace, ftilt REALTORS * msDRORI Dated: December I, !!(/», and John E. May, et al. are Uon of Lou a and 4, Block 4S of cellar with water; lively brook runnlnit Member Bhore Dec. « defendlnta, pending in the Superior the Red Bank Tax Map. by the aide ot tills home. What do Multiple Listing Service Court of New Jersey, within 36 dtyi SECTION 3. This ordinance. ebeTl you want for J10.0O0? To tee It call Portaupeck CERTIFICATE Or DISSOLUTION after December 20, 1962 exclusive ot take effect upon its paatagi and pub* BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF" licatlon according to law. HOLBTON WATERBURY. Realtor, If M Comucae Drive CA 3-1S0J euch date. If you fail so to do, the W. Front St. Red Bank. 8H 7-3900. OF ALL STOCKHOLDHS relief demanded In the Complaint will PUBLIC NOTIC1 NEW CUSTOM BUILT COLONIAL af be taken aarelntt you by default. You The foregoing Ordinance wee Intro- COMFORTABLE tour-bedroom bouse. SPLIT — Panlah-blend brick front, oak RATTER LUMBER COMPANY •hall file your answer and proof of duced and patted ffret reading at a Nice residential lection. Red Bank. Lot paneled den. built In HI-FI syitem, fine The location of the Principal office service tn duplicate with the Clerk regular muting of the Major and D0H25. Tai« (329. tn.OO. Call »H 1-neighborhood. Must be Ken . to be ap-in this Slue It tt *20S West Front of the Superior Court, State House An- Council of the Borougn of Red Bank SuM lor ippolnlment. preciated. (31,800. Call Mrs. Hurley, Street, In the Borough of Red Buknex. , Trenton, New Jersey, In accord- bald oh Monday. December I, ltd and KB 1-1234 or KE 1-OO28. ENN18-V00KL, County ot Monmouth. State of New ance with the rulee ot clrQ practice will come up for * fmal contlderttlon HOOO DOWN, S12I month Incluael taieRealtorsi . Jersey and procedure. and peitate al a regulir meeting of and Insurance [or tnli four-bedroom The name of the tgent therein and In Thle action hie been instituted to laid goyerntnc body to be httd- on two-bath, Udy Cape Cod, with fire- RED BANK — Three-bedroom home, charge thereof, upon whom procesi foreclose a certain Mortgage affect- Monday, December IT, 1HJ at »:» place. Oulet "tree! for children. Only cellar, garage, screens and storm saah. agalnat thla corporation may b« served Ing lands la the Township of Middle- P.M. at the council Oamlwn, tn the HiSOO. Muit b« aeen today! ROLSTON a Drummond Ave., SH 1-4S35. ia VICTOR BAXTER. town, County of Monmouth and Stale municipal Bunding. 31 Monmouth WATERBURX, Realtor. 18 W. from HAZLET - 4 Valley Fl., 15000 flow We, the sjubtcrlben, being all of thi ot New Jereey, eituate on the Wetterr, Strait. Red Bank, New Jersey, it which ST.. Red Bank. SH 7-3500. S98.P4 month pay* all on Vk per cent stocknoldere of the Sitter Lumber Com. tide of Leonard Avenue, which mori Ume and place all parlous aeelrlng QI mortgage, no closing fees, three- >any, a corporation of the State of gage wet executed by Beatrice F. Sin* fa tie heard thereon will bt given full nUMSON WATERFRONT — Modern bedroom split, attached garage, dead New Jeraejr, deeming it advtstble and nott. et. vlr. to Erra W. Ktrkut, Guard- opportunity. r&nch with larre icreenea porca over- end street, ipacloua view. ll&SOO. CO 4 most for tbe bsneflt ot Bald corpora- Ian of the person and property of Isa- Dated: December 3. utl looklni water. Triret bedrooms, beamed 0102. tlon Uut same toould tie forthwith bel Conover, Incompetent, and duel JOHN BRTAN, celling! throughout. Private dock re- dissolved, do hereby give our consent December 8. 1986 and Tecorded In tht Borough Clerk, duced to 122-HW. ROISTON WATER- SEVEN ROOM HOUSE — Four bed- o the dissolution thereof, at provided Monnfcuth County Clerk's Office In Dec • gixTI BURY, Realtor, lj W. Front fit, Rtt rooms, oil beat, ftorm windows, two >v Title ll of the Rented statute! of Book 195t of Mortgages, tt page IM l)«nk. EH 7-3900. bathi, all Improvements. BH 1-S52I. he stale of New Jersey and do sign Said Mortgage was assigned by tht UNCROPT — Split level. Four, bed-LITTLE SILVER—Four bedrooms, two thlt consent to the end that It may beeald Exra w. Karkus, Quardlan of tht NOTICD TO ABSENT DEFENDANT*. rooms, two bathi, with recreation room, baths, attached garage, near school, filed In Ota Office of the Secretary of pereon and property or Istbel Conover, Sl'FEBlOR COCBT OV HEW IEBSET two-car garage, FHA appralUd at but, ermpplm. tB.OOg. SH T-2M2. State of the lute of New Jersey. incompetent, to F. Palmer Armstrong, CHANCEM DIVIMOW 121,000. Aiklng {19,300. owner1 aale. Witness our handt thlt 30tli day < Surviving Executor of the Estate of MONMOCTB COBNTT BII T-42lt. - ' Kir CIHTIS HALL COLONIAL November, A.D. 1MJ. lubella O. Conover, deceased, by At- DOCKET NO. F-glMt RANCH —ltS Hlxhwood Rd., Oak VICTOR BATTER tlrnment dated March 10. 1M8. record, tTATB Of -NEW JERSET RAVINE DntVE SECTION OF JJATA- hunt. Bum on a beautlruuy wooded ALXX ZADOROZNY ed In the Monmoulh County Clerk's or. 1 , ' TO WAN — Beautltul new Ei ihaped ranch lot, gat hot air beat, three bedroomt, JOHN V. CROWJCLL flee on March 13, 1959 In Boole 227 of DAVID M. KINO, hit heirs, de- going up. Here li EL handiome ranch tile betb. full cellar. Priced for fait ENDORSED ^^ Assignments of Mortgages on pam* 64. visees and personal reprcaentattvei designed for large or imill fuslllea. tale SM.M0. For Information call OR FILED AND RECORDED Said Mortgage was assigned by F. Palm- tnd his, their or any ot their tuc- Three Urge bedroorni with ovaraiied 3-2M7. Opes all day aaturday and DEC. 4. 1962 er Armstrong-. Surviving Executor of ceitori In right, title tnd Interest: clostts. Llvlnc room and old fashioned Sunday. . . ROBERT J. BURKHARDT the Estate of Isabella o. Conover, de- MRS, DAVID M. WHO. bit wife, family >1» kitchen-dinette, FuU bail- Secretary of Bute ceased, to Ezra W. Karkus and Ray. ELINOR A. KINO, her helrl, de- ment. Lovely section or Matawao, and UIDDIJCTOWN —Split level homes STATE OP NEW JERSEY) mond Brlnkerhoff, co*executori and visees end personal representatives the price Is right. Only |17,oOO. Low Six rooms and recreation room, ga- Trustees under the Last Will and Tes- and her, their or any of tbefr euc- down payment to qualified-buyer*. Call rage," lVa balht. Near schools and shop COUNTY OF ilONMOUTH) "' tament of Alexander Ebbes, deceanM. ceaiort In right, title and Interest: LEXINGTON AGENCY, U> W101 ping center. Mortgagee arranged. SH 7 ALEX ZADOltOZNY, the Secretary by Assignment dated October 27, 1960 JOHN DOE, huthand of Elinor A. Licensed Real Estate Agency. • 1271 or SH 7-4JU. : or the above-named BATTER LUMBER and recorded In the Monmouth Coun- King, tald name John Doe being COMPANY, being < duly sworn, on his ty Clerk't Office November 3. 19J0 In fictitious. DOCTORS, LAWYER8, INDIAN t7.5oo oath says that the foregoing content lo Book 238 of Assignments of Mortgages, You are hereby tummontd and re- CHIEFS, BUSINESaMEN—Looklni for EAST mSAMSBt/RO — Attractive bun the dissolution of laid corporation has psge 243; and to bar the equity of quired to terra upon RXUSSILLB. a home and business all In one? Tired galow oil heat, live roomi, two porchei. been signed ,by every stockholder ol redemption therein; and you, the per-:ORNWELL, MAU8NKP. * CAROTEN- of high rent? Wonderful business o> Call OB 1-7TW between 7 and 9 p.msai. d company, • i sona to whom this notice is addressed UTO. E84S., pialntllfs' Attorneys, portunlty on Kte. M across from hom- ' ALEX ZADOROZNT,are made parties defendant because wtiost addrsjs ft M Broad (Ireet, Ked ing development. Largo lot with plenty Secretary you are/ the spouses of the owners of Bank, New Jersey, an answer to the ol parking lot opportunity. Darling TAUl, a STRIKER, Ketltor. rarmt Subscribed and eworn to before tald landi and premises, sis herein- Complaint fUed in a civil action In ranch three bedrooms, kitchen, dlnlflf me thlt doth day of November, above designated. rnom. laundry room, garage. Only and farm eslatta. Bute Highway 34, which WILLIAM r. ItODOERS and J10.MO. C»U LEXINGTON AOENClf. Dated; November 20. 1081 SLSIII HAY RODGER! art Plaintiffs Holmdil. Phoni MWK4. ELIZABETH D. LEAVY I. QRANT BCOTT, and DAVID M. KINO, et ul, et alt, Lo 6-0101. Licensed Real Estala Afflhcy A Nolary Public of New *er»y Clerk, Suptrlor Court are DefendtRti, nendlng In the Suptrli BEVENROOM HOUSE - 845 Poole Dec. 6, 13, 20 142.09 Nov. 2B, Dec. 8, 13, 20 178.20 Court ot New Jersey, within 3e daye Ave., Hazlet. Pinlthed cellar. Furnish- LINCIU>rr-MIDl>LJ5TOWN AREA — after December 6th, 19<3. If you fill "Horol Thle oeat compeet ranch with base- to do JO. judgment by default may bt Mist" style. ings Included or separate, Excellent ment- offer! comfort, dote school and connltion. Garage. Open for Inspection rendered egalntt you for the relief Flat 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. .' shopping ricllllltt plut private living demanded In thi Complaint. You ahtll acooramodatiorit lot In-lawt If desired. flit your antwar and proof of asrylce. or Cuban PAUSE A MOMENT — Weigh this Four bedroomt; Individual kitchens, RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES In duplicate, with the Clerk of the ht.l. opportunity you have to purchase thli eaay upkeep and real economy for Superior Court, State House Anne*. ( ll.ie home. Llvlnr room, dining room, you and youn. Asking $22,500. K. n. IDay „ tteUiw Trenton,. New Jersey, in accordance fireplace, three bedroml. m batht, BNYDER A CO.. Ret'toVi Five Cor J Dayi Consecutive • ..32c Lino wllh the rulee of Civil practice and 1.99 full cellar, hot water oil heat, kitchen, sen, Middletown. as MM0. procedure. Molded-inmelalhwl, eleelrfe ralitje. Out «n llnditipU lot. 5 Days Consecutive ______JteUne IN BKAtrrfPUt. BLBERON, ii ten The action hat been Instituted for plui double relnlorce- Hiver front. SU.J00. ClIAFFIM AOBN- 8 Days Consecutive ..25c Line CY, Realtors, Hwjr. JS, Ualontown. LI landscaped at SOB Van Court, two bed the purpose ot foreclosing a Tax Sale msnl for all-around rooms, tile bath, attached garage, Cape U Days Consecutive __i Me Un« CertlflKts V.z. 10K, dated December 2-llltf. Shore Multiple Llsling Service. Cod. (12,009, fl,O0O' ctth. Call owner. 30, 1030, made by George 11. Jones, tplk* rsnl prolsttlon. C1IARM1NO BltlCK FRONT — Three 843-1001. Bllnl all uatnsi The Rttittar'i P. O. Boi Bo iitra. collector of Taxes, of the Borough of bedrooms, Applebrook ranch. Beautllul- HUlmnm laaetttea tiiree Uaf« ITnlon Beach, County of Monmouth and ly shrubbed, 'i acre, must *h» jj«i! ulrae. mMe, IAWAVHCS J BflHII. Oalli on prlvati* telipuonei an loll*tree to All t-0019 treea the Dated: November )Mh. IMI fl»d txurtrt. WJJOo. £lt. INYDIR Ji l ttttlMul »1 (Atlantic WKhianili), OApltal J and I. LJkem 1 Co., Realtors. Five Corners, Middle- UNO, nBMvron, u sprint Street i. nrtANT acoTT HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN-OPEN EVENINGS "TIL 9 towa. OS X4H& Red Bank. SH 7-41J1. 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Here's the beautiful (lattery of black velvet ,in a dresi that's .wonderfully sleek, dressy and chic; really marvelous quality. Satin edged V-neck,' satin but- tons and belt., 100% rayon. Sizes 8 to 18.

STEINBACH'S BETTER DRESSES Second Floor and Asbury Park.

A gift shell snuggle up to... Weatherbee's famous stormcoat 49.95

The present she'll weather the winter in . . . our warm, water-repellent corduroy coat with crisp leath- er binding. Hood-collar and coat are lined with Timme Orion* acrylic-nylon pile. Rich, wide wale cotton corduroy has durable, water repellent, spot and crease resistant finish. Fawn, lobster or corn husk in sizes 6 to 18.

STEINBACH'S COATS, Second Floor and Aibury Park

Tops for holiday

entertaining at home She'll get a boot It's funl It's fashion! It's relaxing for holiday host- esses to wear pants and tops! Especially when, %ut of this gift! they're tmart and gay at those in our exciting new collection! Other pants 10.98 to 22.95. Our high fashion boots make the best of the wont weather . . . are perfectly A. Tht Rajah Look in an opu- B. Tht Jungle Print . .. wildly wonderful for rain, cole), snow or showl lent, overblouse by Adelaar. fashionable bverblouse in tri- Sizes 5 to 10. Printed rayon-cotton in tur- acetate nylon jersey. Covered quoise, shocking, gold. 8-16. buttons. Sizes 8 to 16. A. "Snow Maiden" by Golo. Warmly 9.98 7-98 1 lined leather with shearling cuff. Black, talipe or Spanish red calf. Pur* Silk Shantung Pants by C. Splashy Silk Print... V-neck Evan Picon*. Fully lined in overblouse with % sleeves. Pure 16.98 black and bright holiday colors. silk in vivid multi-colors. Sizes Sizes 10 to 18. 8 to 16. B. "Alpine" by Buskens. A smart low 14.98 9.98 boot,1 warmly lined. Black calf or wash and wear tin suedeif "• SfElNBACH'S SPORTSWEAR, Street Floor and Aibury Park ..-" 9.9a

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