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tout! dill/. Units UraatB rrllir. Brand ciiu Poitu. VOt. 84, NO. 117 PUd U ft* tan* tad al Adaiuonll Malltaj OUltu. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1961 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Katanga Peace Eichmann Guilty, Sought U. S. Consulate Israeli Court Rules Raided by Mobs; , Aims Told 1 Faces LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo (AP)—Mobs raided 'Peace Bomb ' the U.S. consulate in Elisa- bethville yesterday and Death stoned the U.S. Embassy in Brussels as the UN Study to Start founded a peace overture to em Penalty the fighting In the secessionist CARLSBAD, N. Mex. (AP) - A main objective was to learn Congo province now in its sev Scientists counted blessings of what happens when a nuclear JERUSALEM (AP) — Is- knowledge from the first under blast, equivalent to 5,000 tons of rael convicted Adolf Eich- enlh day. ground atomic "peace bomb" ex- TNT, occurs in salt rock. Scien- Gen. Sean McKeown, the Irish plosion yesterday despite the es tists hoped it might form a cav mann of "unsurpassed" commander of the UN task fores caps of a cloud of radioactive Ity partly full of molten salt and crimes against the Jews to- in the Congo, said Katanga CAROLS FOR A CAUSE — Mri.- Alden Hammond, left, librarian of the Shrewsbury gas. steam, nnd wanted to see if day and said his role in the President Moise Tshombe has Chorale, Robert Patterson, treasurer, and Mrs. Charles A. Chagaries, secretary, They reported 70 per cent suc- enough steam could be brought Nazi pogrom would be re- lost control of his rich province up to operate turbines and gen- chooie th« music for a benefit concert tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. in Swimming River cess in getting data on major •hd white mercenaries represent- scientific programs, but ma;ijor erate electricity. membered "until the end of ing foreign, interests are direct- School, New Shrewsbury. Proceeds will go to the New Shrewsbury Christmas Club, mysteries remain The earth shock produced a lime." ing the fighting. to provide baskets for this borough's needy families. And they judged the steaming moderate earthquake in Carlsbad, The special three-man tribunal Gen. McKeown, on a flying radioactive cloud hadn't hurt 23 miles away, where a waitress which for four months tried the visit to Elisabethville, told news- anybody or anything, although saw "an itty-bitty, Santa Claus 55-year-old Gestapo lieutenant men: its unexpected fallout partially shaking on a drug store counter. colonel handed down a judg- "It didn't harm the Carlsbad "There are indications that blockaded nearly 300 observers. Adolf Eichmann ment which may bring Eichmann Tshombe realizes the hopeless Gingerly, scientists pushed Caverns,i, 34 miles west, or pot- death on the gallows. ness of his position . ... (but) Aid Needy Neighbors ahead to learn exactly what hap- ash mines, kept empty of people In a 300-page judgment which the blast detonated at 2 we don't think he could stop pened when they detonated the when !hey began reading aloud in the fighting even if he wante. world's first known nuclear ex- p.m. Housing lurn, the three judges determined to." plosion intended solely to find Seismic measurements obtained hat Eichmann was proved to be New. Shrewsbury Answers Yule Appeal peaceful uses for the furies of near and far may help show the such an important cog in Hit- Restore Law, Order A-bombs and H-bombs. difference between the "signa- ler's machinery for destroying Acting UN Secretary-General By JANE MORROW Many people here simply kets for families in want, was The specially designed five kil- ture" of an earthquake and a Need Is Ihe Jews that h» merited convic- U Thant said in New York he don't know they had needy without the funds to do so this otoit atomic device was deto- secret nuclear underground bomb NEW SHREWSBURY — The ion on these major counts: would welcome "any initiative neighbors, it turned out. As year, for the first time. nated a quarter mile underground. test. 1. Crimes against the Jews. that will enable us to achieve hearls of the people in the new soon as they did, they hastened Ernest Hiltbrunner, chairman "t was in a chamber at the end" The blast apparently turned pur aims as speedily and peace- ranch houses here are just as to make sure that no family of the club, said that the num- of a buttonhook tunnel dug 1,100 Stressed 2. Crimes against humanity. the chamber room into a leaky 3. War crimes, fully as possible." warm as hearts were when this here will want for a hearty ber of needy has hardly feet through salt rock from a boiler, said Dr. Phillip Randolph ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Gov. He (aid the UN aims were to was a tiny village years ago. Christmas dinner, and no child changed while this borough was vertical mine shaft. This Project 4. Membership in th« criminal Livermore, Calif., deputy tech- elect Richard J. Hughes says restore law and order in Katan- will be without a gift on Christ- growing so rapidly. "nome hole alone cost {1 mil- Nazi SS (elite guard) and SD The response of people to an nical director of Gnome. construction of good, economic- ga and to "assure our freedom mas morning. Each year there turns out to lion, the total drill nearly $6 (Security Police) organizations. appeal for help reported in The Somehow, the leak sent radlo- ally feasible housing can be a of movement." b« 20 to 27 families where ill- million. Register .Nov. 30 has proved The Register reported that (See BOMB, page 3) magnet to draw people back to IS Count Indictment U Thaht and Adlai E. Steven- ness, unemployment, or just that fact during the past 10 the Christmas Club, which for the cities in New Jersey. Presiding Judge Moshe Landau ion, chief U.S. delegate to the lonely old age, mean there will many years has provided bas- started the reading ol the find- United Nations, insisted the UN days. be no holiday celebration with- "Right now," he told the New Cites Education Equality ings based on a 15-count Indict- forces were fighting a defensive out help. Jersey Association of Real Estate Boards, "our cities are tending ment and four months of testi- action without political motive. But this year, Mr. Hiltbrun- Tri-State Group to become homes for the pooresi mony in the case, which opened Both made clear, however, they ner didn't see where the help or ghettos tor those who suffer April 11, almost a year after Is- hoped for a unified Congo. was coming from. most from discrimination." raeli agents flushed Eichmann Britain's Foreign Minister Lord Now he knows: Against Religion out of hiding in Argentina and Home in London called for an It is coming from neighbors, In his speech yesterday he said Transportation IJnit a keystone for such a housing spirited him back to Israel. immediate cease-fire and urged as it always has. unity negotiations between program is a state bond issue to Eichmann stood in his bullet- Benefit Concert provide long-term, low Interest proof, glass-enclosed cage as the Tshombc's regime and the cen- Within a few hours of the In Public Schools loans for the construction of mod- court intoned judgment. tral Congo government in Leo- publication of his appeal', gifts Seeks Co-operation RUMSON - Wherever religious Separate instruction for' th erate rental housing in urbai Now bald and bespectacled, poldville. of money, food and clothing be- instruction is brought into public various faiths results in "j;ravc Eichmann squared his shoulders A mob of 200 Katanga Youth NEW YORK (AP)-The Tri- hold director Joseph. C. Irwin gan to come in. schools, the result is "impair- inequalities" for children who do Another keystone, Hughes sail and heard the judgment without League members broke windows State Transportation Committee of Monmouth County, Charles The Sh re wsbury Chorale ment of educational ' equal- not/ belong to the majority reli is authorization for local housing blinking as though he fully ex- in the U.S. consulate in Elisa has scheduled meetings with Kovacs of Mercer County, John scheduled a benefit concert, for ity," Dr. Leo Pfeffer, general gious group, he maintained. authorities to undertake middle pected it and was braced for it. bethvlll*,'forced their way into Mayor Robert F. Wagner and F. Lewish of Hudson County, tomorrow night at 8:15 at the the building and stole all the with New Jersey Gov. Robert B. Mrs. Jeanne Moss of' Essex counsel of the American Jewish "The. attempt to divorce the ncome housing construction and He had told the court last July Swimming River School, the Congress, and national director management. he knew he would be found cigarettes they could find. They Meyner as part of its program County, Anthony Pepe of Bergen entire proceeds of which will secular from the sacred in the of its Commission on Law and The Governor-elect said he ;ullty and that he faced the were ejected by Tshombe's offi- o promote local co-operation in County, Joseph Ryan ql Passaic go to the Christmas Club. field of public education is an out- he study of area transportation County, Jay A. Stemmer of Un- Social Action, said last night. growth of the most important mo- hoped such a plan would be ap- death penally. (See PEACE, Page 3) Service group's are selling Death is the maximum penalty problems. ion County.' tickets to hear the choral The lecture, at Congregation tif in American democracy: the (See HOUSING, Page 3) The meeting with Wagner is Bnai Israel, was presented under concept of equality," Dr. Pfeffer under Ihe Nazi and Nazi- col- group sing for their neighbors' laborators' law on which Eich- scheduled for Friday at 3 p.m. sake. the auspices of the cultural com said. mittee of the Men's Club of the mann is tried. But tha court will Woman Dies in City Hall. Children in classes in the The gradual removal of educa- Plan Honor The committee will meet Mey- Ides' Entry synagogue. tional inequalities due to income, not announce sentence, until the public schools began to collect WAYNE, Pa., (AP) - The end of the week or th» begin- ner in Trenton at 11 a.m. Thurs- canned goods for the Christmis Dr. Pfeffer stressed that a race, and religion, he stated, Freedoms Foundation prepared Of Injuries stand against religious instruction ning of next week. day. Club to distribute. have come about through a series today to honor former President Nets $110 in state-supported schools should of Supreme Court decisions which The death penalty provided in The meetings, which follow People brought money to the Dwight D. Elsenhower with its in no sense be interpreted as a he called "the Magna Charta of he 1950 law has never been in- From Crash ones held in Hartford with Con- offices of The Register, and first American Patriot's medal. stand against religion. public education." roked. MIDDLETOWN-An 83-year-old necticut Gov. John Dempsey and For Thief were referred to Mr. Hiltbrun- An honor guard and a regimen- Dr. Pfeffer wrote the brief in The packed courtroom was Atlantic Highlands woman, in- with Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel- RED BANK—While relatives of ner. 'Extremely Important' I tal parade of the 1,000-member behalf of a number of national dealhly silent as the verdict of jured in an auto accident here ler, were announced today by the late Jacob Ides mourned his A letter addressed simply to corps of cadets of the Valley "Religious education is Jewish organizations In one such guilty was pronounced. Many of Nov. 29, died yesterday in River- Dr. William J. Ronan, secre- death, someone broke into Ides "Uncle Ernie — New Shrews- Forge Military Academy here remely important," he said. "My instance: the 1948 McCullum the 600 spectators had relatives view Hospital. The victim was tary to Rockefeller and chair- Brothers store, 17 West Front St., bury" was quickly delivered to rgument is that it is entirely too stood by to greet the former Mn. Eleanor Downs of 28 Chest- man of the committee. case, in which the Supreme Court ho were victims of, the Nazi and stole $110, police reported (See APPEAL, Page 2) important to be entrusted to sec chief executive upon his arrival nut St. She was a passenger in Local Committees this morning. ular instructors who have neither (See RELIGION, Page 2) from his farm in Gettysburg. (See EICHMANN, Page 3) a car operated by Mrs. Helen The committee was setup by Detective Robert D. Scott said he training nor the commitment Simmons, 62, also of Chestnut St. the governors of New York, New the store was closed from 11:30 for religious teaching." According to police, the Sim- Jersey and Connecticut to,work a.m. Dec. 3 until 6:15 p.m. Dec. 9. Clear Skies 'Common core" religious mons car was struck by another with local committees in the During that time, he reported, eaching, in which only those ele- car at Leonardville and East study program. someone removed a piece of card- Follow Fog ments shared by all religions are Rds. The membership of the New board from a bathroom window, mentioned, does not work," he Driver of the other car was Jersey Local Co-operative Com entered the store and rifled two A thick fog, which greatly re- stated. Identified as Walter G. Shouldice, mittee is as follows: cash registers. Nothing else was duced visibility, blanketed the Such "lowest common denomi 25, of 239 Ashwood Dr., Brick Karl E. Metzger of Middlesex stolen. Detective Scott said. shore area yesterday, on the nator" religious instruction, he Township. County, Henry L. Fetherston of The entry was reported by Jos-heels of a two-inch snowfall. aid is detrimental to all reli Mrs. Downs had suffered hip Somerset County, Norman J. eph Ides, 118 Spring St., police The snow began Saturday at 10 ions because it confuses the and head injuries. Griffiths of Morris County, Frees- said. p.m. and left a two-inch covering child and gives him a false no before changing to rain about 4 ion of what religion is. a.m. yesterday. g Furthermore, he said, it dis- The fog started rolling in at 1 egards those families which Analyze Mitchell Defeat p.m. yesterday and visibility be- have no religious affiliation, and gan reclining rapidly according to resents the danger that Instruc- William D. Martin, U.S. weather ion will reflect the bias of the Many Reasons, Survey Is Made observer in Long Branch. The eacher. fog lifted at II p.m. Aide Says Of Election Mostly fair weather is predicted today, with the mercury reaching WASHINGTON (AP) — The Re- per cent of the total vole, lost to 50 degrees. Winds from the Dedication publican National Committee says the election by 36,000 votes. west and northwest will be at there could be SO different rea 50 Reasons 10 to 15 miles an hour, Mr. Mar-Of Welfare Km why James P. Mitchell lost "You could find 50 different tin said. Ihe New Jersey governorship reasons which led to 36,000 peo- race but a reported stay-at-home ple not voting for Mitchell," Branch Set movement was not one of them. Prendergast said, "but stay-at- RED BANK — Bishop George William B. Prendergast, the home wasn't one of them . . . Index W. Ahr, bishop of Trenton, will committee's director of research that argument doesn't hold any dedicate the new branch office •aid only in Morris County was water." Page of the Catholic Welfare Bureau there any indication that Repub- He, said in Morris County, nine Amusements _ 14 next Sunday at 3 p.m. licans Way have stayed away of the 19 areas surveyed pro- Births 2 Assisting Bishop Ahr will be the from the polls on Nov. 7. Bridge 19 duced less than 72 per cent of Classified in ;Paslors from tne Monmouth and The Republican vote in Morris Nixon's vote. County—a Republican stronghold r. ... """"," iOcean County parishes which will The Republican survey also LomlCS -•" •• - --7 the new Child and —was only 70.6 per cent of the showed that Mitchell ran behind Family Welfare facility of the CONTRACTORS — Mils Tereia Vaiti, laft, of 735 We»t Front Sh, Middlafown, Editorials s vote there for Richard M. Nixon Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-NJ, who diocese. Rev. Msgr. Theodore A. Herblock 6 and Miss Mary Kenny, 257 River Rd., Red Bank, put finishing touches on their 30- in the 19(0 presidential election, won re-election last year, in 16 Opdenaker, diocesan director of Kitty Kelly _ lo pound candy house, built at a Christmas gift for childran at St. Michael's Orphanage, Prendergast said in an interview. of 18 major population centers. Catholic charities, and Rev. Jo- Movie Timetable 14 This, he added, was the lowest Only in Atlantic City and Jer- seph A. Bischoff, assistant di- Hopewell. James P. Mitchell Obituaries 2 Republican turnout percentage- sey City did Mitchell better rector, will participate in the cer- Old Times 6 wise of any county in the state. Prendergast said the Republl Case's percentage, the survey emonies. Sylvia Porter 6 Analyzing Results showed. Case was an ardent sup- The new welfare office will of- can total vote in this year's elec- Radio-Television" H Prendergast said a member of fer complete child and welfare To Demolish Sweet Home tion was 77.4 per cent of' the P°rter of Mitchell's candidacy. Social 10-11 his staff has worked virtually Prendergast said- Mitchell's services to the people of Mon- total compiled by Nixon last George Sokolsky _ S MIDDLETOWN - A two-story Michael's Children's Orphanage, uates of Red Bank Catholic High full time since the New Jersey percentage of the total vote was mouth and Ocean Counties, year. Then Sen. John F. Ken- Sports 16-18 house recently built at 735 West Hopewell. SchooJ. •election analyzing the returns. about three percentage points fice hours will be from 9 Front St. will be transported to nedy, D-Mass., carried New Jer- Successful Investing . J The house, standing 18 inches They used an architect's ren- The results will be published by above or below Nixon's in all but to 5 p.m. daily from Monday Hopewell Sunday ^ where it will sey by a razor-thin margin. W. S. White .6 high, took more than 10' hours dering published in a woman'* the committee in January. five counties. It was seven or through Friday. Sister Margue- be demolished by a host of chil- to build. It is 13 inches wide, magazine last year. Tomi linger* The research director said Although his department made more points below Nixon's four Public Sale rite Esther will be the Red Bank dren. and weighs 30 pounds. er, a European artist, originally no attempt to find reasons for Mitchell's vote closely parallelled counties carried by state Sen. Now on sal" at the Coats Gal- office supervisor. And the builders, are delighted Miss Teresa Vaiti, daughter conceived the idea at his home in Mitchell's defeat, Prendergast Nixon's. Mitchell, who won 49.1 Wayne Dumont, R-Warren, in the leries, Inc. 288 Norwood Ave. Immediately after the cere- at the prospect. So, too, would of Mr. and Mrs. Sal Vaiti. 735 Strasbourg, Germany. said stronger Democratic organ- primary election he added, Deal, furnishings from the G. H. monies of blessing, there will be he architect if he knew of the West Front St., and Miss Mary "We thought the kids would get izations at the county level and 15,000 Christmas Trees ' Religious Issues Gumchian estate. Oak Hill sec-'an open house at which the gen- plans. Kenny, daughter of Col. and Mrs.a kick out of it," Miss Vaiti said. their ability to turn out the vote But he said this means little:lion of Middletown. 9 3^.-5:30^1 public will be permitted to Because the house is made Of E. A. Kenny, 257 River Rd., Red Construction started' in the den J :-1 helped Democrat Richard J. Your choice, 11. Huhn's, F St., since Nixon's vote in those four p.m. daily until disposed of, KE •"-visi"t th"•e- -*"offic-e and -meet with- "-the' candy and the demolition crew Bank were the cqntractors. Miss at the Vaiti house. Hughes to his upset victory. I flelmar.—Adv. . i (See MITCHELL, Page 3) 1.3461.—Adv. staff. is composed of youngsters at St. Vaiti and Miss Kenny are grad- (See HOME, Page 2' I 9 HED BANK REGISTER ^-Monday, Dec .11, 1961 Wctctihor Four Killed 'Robe Williams, New Jersey — Variable cloud- es» today, high in the «0i. Mostly OBITUARIES Big Three Investigate 'air aad colder tonight, low rang- In Accidents Polo Stair, Dies ! ng from the 10s inland to the Rtwrview By Hie Ajws&tad PTMM SHREWSBURY - Hubert W. (Robe) Williams, 70, who In the Ministers ow 30s along the coast. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Louli Angeltne, NEWARK — Traffic accident! MRS. DOROTHY M. FOIKER HARRY WEINSTEIN Cause Of i air with cloudiness increasing Ws was hailed as one of the I Black Point Rd., Rumion, in New Jersey over the week- RUMSON — Mrs. Dorothy M. LINCROFT—Harry Weinstein, in the after- nation's aU-tlme polo greats, tiled] win toss, Friday. end claimed four lives. 53, of 100 Manor Pfcwy., died yes- Meet Today noon, high yesterday In his home, 23 East Folker, 68, of 105 Rumson Rd., Fire at Hotel Mr. and Mrs. George Goebel, The victims: terday in Monmouth Medical about 40, End Ave. died yesterday in her home after • PARIS (AP) - The Western 88 Hance Rd., Fair Haven, Oxford-Kenneth Pinchin, M. of long illness. Center, Long Branch, after a' LONG BRANCH - Fire Chief MARINE Spotswood, was killed yesterday Mr. Williams was born in Big Three's foreign ministers! daughter, Friday. She was bom in Jersey City short illness. Donald Van Brunt said today an Cape May to! 1 Llano, Tex,, son ol the lite Isaac met today in hopes of settling Mr. and Mrs. Richard Byrne, when a car he was riding in col- He was born in Sea Bright, son investigation is continuing to de- Block Island — W. and Elizabeth S. Williams, and had lived here 21 years,. three explosive world problems Park Ave., Shrewsbury, lided head-on with another vehi- of the late Mr. and Mrs. Isidore termine the cause of a fire which Winds mostly While captain of the Rumson polo Her husband, Edward A. Folk- topped by Berlin. laughter, Friday. cle on Rt. 69 just north of this Weinstein, and had lived in this Saturday night swept a five-story westerly at 10 Warren County community. team he maintained a ranch in r, who was president of Folker The chief U.S.-British aim wasstorage building at the retr of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Randauo, he Fabrics, New York, died "last are* all his life. to 15 knots to- He was a passenger in a car San Antonio, Tex,, where to persuada France to join in a the site of the fire-wrecked Hol- 104 Park Ave., Keansburg, ion, Taly. Mr. Weinstein was a graduate day. West to driven by RichardDaye*, 31, al-helped train other poloists. united Western strategy of nego- lywood Hotel. Saturday. Mrs. Folker is survived by a of New York University, and northwest at 10 so of Spotswood, when It collided He played in the East'West po- worked for 20 years with the In- tiation with Russia for some sort The fire, behind the corner of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Holland, lo matches in Chicago, and in|*niS*ter. Mrs. Robert E. Berg to 15 knots to- with a car driven by Floyd Rad- ternal Revenue Department. He of compromise on the future of Cedar and Hoey Aves., had a 46 Forrest Ave., Rumson, daugh- 3f this place; and three grand- night becoming er, 21, of Flemirigton, the riptej matches in Long Island, Califor- was a certified public accountant. West, Berlin. start before the first alarm ;er, Saturday. nia and Texas. Until about four children. n n direction at about 19 knots police said. He was a member of Congrega- The statesmen also faced the was reported and firemen w re Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fjtzpat- years ago he trained race hones The funeral will be held Tues- Tuesday. Visibility improving Franklin Township — Two per- tion Bnal Israel, Rumson; North urgent need of hammering out forced to confine most activities rick, 16 Norwood Ct., West Long on Long Island and in Florida as day at 8 p.m. in the John E. ;o about five miles by noon and sons were killed and four others Shore Shrine Club, Red Bank agreement in their approach to to preventing the spread of Branch, son, Saturday. well as in New Jersey. Day Funeral Home, with Rev, continuing five miles or better were injured yesterday when Elks, the Red Bank Mystic Lodge, the critical situations in the Con- flames to other buildings. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Trimboll, Surviving are hif wife, Mrs, Canon George A. Robertshaw, hrough Tuesday. Variable their car went out of control on F&AM; New Jersey Association go and in South Viet Nam. The building, once a cottage IDS Bruce Rd., Middletown, ion, Elizabeth Neilson Williams; a •ector of St. George's-by-the- cloudiness today. Mostly fair to- slippery Rt. 40 in this Gloucester of Certified Public Accountants, U. S. Secretary of State Dean used as an annex of the former Saturday. . . . son, Frederic On Williams of River Episcopal Church, officiat- night and Tuesday. County Township, crossed into Bay View Tall Cedars of Leb- Rusk, British Foreign Secretary plush resort hotel, has been un- Mr. and Mrs. John Rykaczew- Shrewsbury; two sisters. Miss ing. Burial will be In Fair View EXTENDED FORECAST the opposite lane, hit a truck anon, Scottish Rite, and Crescent Lord Home and Foreign Minister occupied since the hotel was lev- ski, R.D. 1, Eatontown, daugh- Irace Williams of Dallas, Tex., Cemetery. - Temperatures m eastern Penn- and crashed Into a guard rail. | Temple. Maurice Couve de Murville of elled last spring. ;er, Saturday. and Mrs. Daisy Mourfield of iylvanla, southeastern New York, Killed Instantly were Mrs. An- Surviving are bit Wife, Mrs. France met at the Quai D'Orsay Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hyatt.1 Phoenix, Ariz., and a brother, MRS. KATHERINE BURNS Foreign Ministry overlooking the Connecticut and New Jersey dur- gela Cettet, 43, of 11 Washing' Alma Volland Weinstein; a btoth- Redwood Ter., Hazlet, son. Walker Williams of Rankin, Tex. KEANSBURG — Mrs. Kather- slow-flowing Seine. ing the five-day period Tuesday ton St., and Anthony Borgia, 47, er, Edward B. Weinstein of Lin- iaturday. A private ffuneral will be under ine Burns, 75, died Friday in her Religion through Saturday are expected of 11 Kresswold La., both ol croft, and two sisters, Mri. David Later they were lo be Joined :o average near normal, ranging Mr. and Mr*. Jack Futerfas, SSl direction of the Adams Memorial home, 1 Charles Ave., after a Woodstown. f Krubiner of Miami Bea,ch, Fla., by West German Foreign Min- (Continued) Willow Rd., New Shrewsbury, Home o "-* brief illness. rom slightly above normal Injured and taken to Elmer and Mrs. Oscar Becker of Fair ister Gerhard Schroeder. Wednesday and Thursday to son, Saturday. Mrs. Burns was born in New decided that religion may not be 1 Hospital were the driver, Mrs, .-7TJ 51 CARLO Haven. Their talks opened a packed lightly below Friday and Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adam- York City and was,'the widow of week of inter-allied consultation. taught in public schools. Cettei's husband, Michael, 43; KEYPORT - Daniel JW Carlo, The funeral will be today at 3 day. Precipitation may total one- son, 27 Holly St., Rumson, ton,] antes J, Bunts. He is also an attorney for the Borgia's wife, Mary, 47; Bernard 71, of 60 Washington St., died p.m. in the John E. Day Funeral The Western Big Four minis- half inch or mare falling mostly iaturday. She was a member of the Lady plaintiffs in a current case in Ullssl, 43, of 33 Marsden Ave., Saturday In Monmouth Medical Home, Red Bank, with Rabbi Gil- ters meet today and tomorrow. in Wednesday and Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bruder, Foresters of America. Wednesday through Friday they Miami, Fia., in which a number Penns Grove, and Ulissi's wife, Center. bert S. Rosenthal officiating. Bur- 138 Manor Dr., Red Bank, daugh-! Surviving are a son, James J, Join their H Atlantic allies in of parents are challenging var Mary, 31. Cettel was released Mr. Di Carlo was bora In Italy ial will be in the Red Bank Jew- :er, Sunday. Bums, Jr., of Middletown; two NATO ministerial council ses- ious religious practices. TIDES after treatment. The others were and had lived here several years. ish Cemetery, Lincroft. Mr. and Mrs. Ahin Abadie, 20 daughters, Mrs. Nettie Maher of sions. Members of many boards of (Sandy Hook) reported in fair condition. He was employed as a stationary Diane Way, River Plaza, son, thli place and Mrs, Adeline education in this area were pres- Today — High 10:30 p.m.. low The driver of the truck, John fireman by fhe Bzura Chemical Thursday. Stuhrmain of Englewood Cliffs; WALTER S. ZIEGLER ent at the lecture. :32 p.m. Secreta, 27, of 32 Catherine St. Co., here. Tuesday — High 10:58 a.m. and Mi. and Mrs. Bruce Egeland, two, listers, Mrs. Lena Monks of RUMSON - Walter S. Ziegler, Comparative Religion Rustic Dr., Lakewood, son, Philadelphia, was not hurt. He was a member of St, Musical 1:30 p.m., low 4:37 a.m. and 5:23 New York City, and Mrs. Clara81, of 39 Allen St., died Friday Norman J. Field, a member of Thursday. Lawrence Township — Nelson Joseph'* Catholic Church.- i.m. Cardwell of Pennsylvania, and In his home after a short illness. the Monmouth Regional Board Dlxon, 43, of 474 Bank St., Surviving are his wife, Mrs, (For Red Bank and Rumson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bouthil- six grandchildren. He was a lifelong resident here, of Education, asked Dr. Pfeffer's Bridgeton, was killed Instantlj [Teresa Dorecheazl Di Carlo; three Marriage Bridge add two hours; Sea Her, Dorbrook Farms, Scobey-j The funeral was this morning son of the late George H. and opinion on the teaching of cam- Saturday night when his car wenl sons, Joseph DI Carlo of Astoria, NEW YORK (AP) - Metro- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long ille, Thursday. in the Ryan Funeral Home with Lydia Ann Bailey Ziegler. parative religion in public schools. out of control on Buckshutem Rd., L. I., Mauro Di Carlo of Red politan opera star Blanche The-i Branch deduct 15 minutes; High- Rev. John Crum, pastor of St. Mr. Ziegler was a carpenter, This appears to be an im- Monmouth .Medical Center skidded off the road and smashed Bank, and Leone DI Carlo oi bom sang along with Mitch, Mar- lands Bridge add 40 minutes.) Mark's Episcopal Church officiat- but had been employed as a portant cultural area with which Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ken-Into a large tree. Matawan; three daughtersf.,Mrs ian Anderson, Patrice Munsel ing. Burial was in Fair View bridge tender by Monmouth no one religious organization can nedy, Jr., 480 Main St., Belford, Gildo Sanlopadre of Italy, Mrs and Zinka Milaoov last night to, Cemetery, Middletown. 'County at the Oceanic Bridge un- deal," he said. CHICAGO (AP) - A new snow- daughter, this morning. Matthew Danza of this place, and marry a distinguished Texas sur- ;torm glided from the Rockies to- Mrs. Lawrence Danza of Mata- til he retired six months ago. Dr. Pfeffer agreed that com Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hotter, Hotel Fishing geon. day as winter smote the nation wan; a brother, Carlo DI Carlo ol LEWIS BUDD COTTRELL He was a former chief of the parative religion might well be 106 Interlaken Ave,, Wanamas It was one of the most musi- with disagreeable weather that NEW YORK (APJ-The swank Catnden; 13 grandchildren, and FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Rumson Fire Department and an taught in public schools, but not, sa, son, this morning. cal marriages the dry has seen ncluded record sub-zero tem- Hotel Delmonlco on Park Ave. one great-grandchild. Lewis Budd Cottrell, 66, of Siloam i exempt member of ths Oceanic he advocated, until the last year Mr. and Mrs. Norman George, in a long time—without a note of, peratures, road-blocking snow, mid-Manhattan boasts sub base- Rd., died Friday at Fitkin Hos- Hook and Ladder Co. of high school, by which time 66 Myrtle Ave., Long Branch, The funeral will be tomorrow music. looding rains and shattering ment fishing. pital, Neptune. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. the student should be well son, yesterday. at 8:30 a.m. from the Day Fu- winds. Engineers explained that if yoi Gertrude Bower Ziegler; a daugh- When Miss Thebom walked grounded in his own religion. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ames, neral Home, with a high requiem He was born in Freehold, the down ths short aisle in the liv- dangle a net into a subterraneai ter, Mrs. Miilard F. Aumack, Jr., George Hoffman, a member of The weather was a factor in 247 Sixth Ave., Long Branch, mass at 9 o'clock In St. Joseph's son of (he late Lewis and Mary ing room of Mr. and Mrs. Mitch! stream that seeps into the hotel': with whom he lived; two sisters, he Rumson-Fair Haven Regiona he deaths of at least 55 persons daughter, yesterday. Catholic Church. Burial will in Gaskill Cottrell, and was a farm- Miller's Central Park West apart-i sub basement, odds on you'll Mrs. Harold A. Davison of Red school board asked: iince a previous snowstorm Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Puryear, St. Joseph's Cemetery er. Mr. Cottrell was an over- ment and took her vows to love rossed the midwest Friday night. come up with a few sunfish. sea's veteran of World War I. Bank, and Mrs. William Glennon "Since the whole concept of 30 Montgomery Ter., Red Bank, of this place, and three grand- honor and obey Dr. Albert D'Er- Two major roads in eastern son, yesterday. The fish come from a pond In MRS. ELEANOR B. BURDGE He is survived by three sisters, rico. it was in utter alienee. No equality is based on the Idea Central Park. They swim into a FAIR HAVEN — Mrs. Eleanor children. Arizona were closed by snow Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carson,1 Mrs. Bessie F. Gant of Brick arias, no wedding march, not that we are all children of God, millstream, then into the subter- B. Burdge, 74, of 917 River Rd., The funeral will be tomorrow at drifts measuring up to 22 inches, '0 Carr Ave., Keansburg, daugh' Township, Mrs. Elsie Holmes ol even "Oh, Promise Me." how can we achieve such equal ranean stream that carries them died yesterday in the Ivy House p.m. in the Worden Funeral Ity by ignoring His existence?' "now fell from northern Arizona :er, Saturday. Dover, Del., and Mrs. Esther But among those watching, in nto Wyoming and the Dakotas into the hotel and finally out a Nursing Home, Middletown. Tohnson of Freehold, and a broth- Home, Red Bank. Rev. Harvey "Religious education belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, addition to television's "Sing and eastward. Heavy snow, with 10-inch-wide channel Into th Mrs. Burdge was horn In New- er, Otis F. Cottrell of Freehold. C. Douie, Jr., pastor ol the Pres- other agencies than the state,' 9 Grant Ct., Long Branch, daugh- Along" host and Miss Anderson, accumulations of four inches or city's sewer system. ark, daughter of the late Harry byterian Church, will officiate. Dr. Pfeffer replied. "Only in £ er, Saturday. Services will be held at 2 p. m, Miss Munsel, and Miss Milanov, more, headed toward Kansas, and Frances B. Bellingham. She Burial will be in Fair View Cem- totalitarian system does the state Mr. and Mrs. George Burke, today in the C. H. T. Clayton were a good-sized chunk of the Nebraska, northwest Oklahoma had lived here most of her life. etery, Middletown. assume control of all a child's 17 Belmar Ave., Oceanport, son, and Son Funeral Home, Adelphia, Metropolitan opera management! and the northern Texas Pan She was a member of the Red education." Saturday. 210 Descendants with the Rev. David Muller of- and other very important person- handle. One to.six inches was ex- Bank Chapter, Order of Eastern Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Rai- WEST JEFFERSON, N. C. iciating. Burial will be in Fer- HERMAN P. LEFEBVRE ages from ths music world. pected in southwestern Okla Star. State Support ney, 2d, 56 South Sunnyside Dr., (AP)—Jordan M. Martin, a 101 rinwille Cemetery. LONG BRANCH - Herman P. The 42-year old opera star and lioma. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs, Lefebvre, 47, of 73 South Fifth, A question about state supper Little Silver, son, Friday. year old mountaineer, died yes- the 57-year-old doctor were mar-1 Willis M. Rue of Little Silver; Ave., died in Patterson Army ol schools in which religion i: Flooding rains fell on Louisana Mrs. William Lehrhaupt and terday at his home in Green Va T. O. GAMMON ried by Rev. Herman L. Bar- two tons, Dalton W. Burdge ol (Hospital, Fort Monmouth, Fri- taught, from Arthur L. Adamson, Alabama and Georgia. the late Mr. Lehrhaupt, 400 Fifthley. He left 210 direct descend- SANDY HOOK, Conn. • T. O, berry of the Marble Collegiate Shrewsbury and Harry J. Burdgi day. president of the Rumson-Fair Ha A child drowned in a rain Ave., Asbury Park, son, Friday. ants. Gammon, 72, of this place, father Church in front of an improvised i of Locust 12 grandchildren; II ven board, brought the reply thai swollen creok at Mobile, Ala. FltWn Martin and his wife, Who diei of E. T. Gammon of North Ro- He was born in Portland, flowerbanked, candlelit altar. great-grandchildren, and a sister, this subject deserves "i Sunday. Mobile reported 3.53 inch- died Sept. 19, celebrated the hallion Dr., Rumson, N. J., died Maine, son of the late Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tierney, Mrs. Leroy Carhart of Navesink, evening all its own." es of rain in 12 hours Sunda; 30 Highland Ave., Red Bank, 78th wedding anniversary la; Friday in Danbury Hospital, Dan- Mrs. Albert Lefebvre, and lived The funeral will be tomorrow "I would not like to treat when small streams in the are; daughter, yesterday. March 11. bury. •-••• here 15 years. Mr. Lefebvre was at 2 p. m. in the Adams Memorial Realtors Elect subject of tha,t Importance as were flooded. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peters, Mr. Gammon was. born in an Air Force veteran of World Home, Red Bank, with Rev. W. ATLANTIC CITY, (AP) - kind of footnote, to tonight's re- Twelve persons were injured Englishtown, daughter, yester- Brooklyn and served as an execu- War II. He served 20 yean in MRS. E. REDDINGTON Gordon Lo'.vden of the Red Banl Arthur G. Pulis, Jr. of marks," Dr.Pfeffer said. Sunday by a tornado that struck day. tive in the steel equipment busi- the Air Force. Methodist Church officiating. Bu Newark was elected presidenl Mrs. H, 0. A. Kraut, Littl tho southern Alabama town ol Patterson Army Hospital ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - . ness for 35 years. Ha retired 10 He was a member of the Fra- 1 rial will be In Fair View Ceme- and John A. Rogge of Brigantine Silver, a teacher in Memoria Brewton, destroying seven house: Fort Monmouth requiem mass was offered th: years ago and since that time ternal Order of Eagles and Long morning In St. Agnes Catholii tery, Middletown. Branch Post Veterans of Foreign was elected secretary of the New School, Eatontown, asked abou and damaging 12 others. Navy Ensign and Mrs. Francis had been active in hospital and Jersey Association of Real Estate all the Christmas decorations Church for Mrs. Elizabeth Red- Wars. Overnight temperatures ranged A. Natchez, Point Rd., Little Sil- RAYMOND A. CHURCHMAN rehabilitation work at Danbury Boards at ths group's convention Christmas tree's, and carols ii dington, 86, of 52 Asbury Ave Surviving are his wife, Mrs. from 23 below zero at Havre ver, son, Thursday. MATAWAN — Raymond A and Fairfleld Hospitals. Friday. classrooms at this time of year. who died Thursday In her horn Dora Mundell Lefebvre; four Mont., t,o 77 at Key West, Fla MaJ. (ret.) and Mrs. Joseph F. Churchman, 65, died Friday In Also surviving are his wife, Burial was in Mt. Olivet Ceme- brothers, Raymond, George, Ger- Both men were chosen at "An inordinate amount of tirrn Minneapolis skidded to one below Struneski, S3 Reeds Rd., New his home, 158 Jackson St. Mrs. Frances Gammon, and a hurried session of the nominating zero early today. Ilftoas zero a tery under direction of the Posts ald and Gaston Lefebvre, and a seems to be devoted to Christ- Shrewsbury, daughter, Thursday. Mr. Churchman was born here, stepdaughter, Miss Muriel Doolej committee after those originally Denver, which Sunday had a rec- Funeral Home. .sister, Mrs. Angelique Goddu, all mas decorating during Decem son of the late Harry and Carri of New York City. nominated lor the posts withdrew. ord low of 16 below. of Boston, and a stepson, Robert ber," Dr. Pfeffer replied. "In Churchman. Funeral arrangements are un- deed, if parents paid tuition, thej Jaminski, serving with the Navy. Rogge had been selected as tin Some early morning tempera- GEORGE ROBERTS A veteran of World War I, Mr.der direction of Wilmont, West might be entitled to a rebate foi Appeal The funeral will be tomorrow presidential candidate and Mrs. tures and conditions: Boston 37, MIDDLETOWN - George Rol Churchman was a retired housi and Goulding of Newtown, Conn. the months before Christmas be- (Continued.) at 11 a.m. from the Woolley Fu- Arabella H. Stowe o! Whippany cloudy; New York 37, cloudy erts, 76, of Hillside, died painter and a member of the cause so little time seems to Mr. Hiltbrunner, who has been neral Horns. Burial will be in had been nominated for sec- Washington 37, cloudy; Atlanta 52, Monmouth Medical Center, Lon American Legion, Woodmen of TERRANOVA INFANTS devoted to instruction, in sorm known by that name to bor- Woodbine Cemetery. retary. Both said they were with- rain; Miami 75, clear; Louisvilli Branch, Wednesday. the World and Democratic Club, RED BANK - The twin drawing to preserve harmony in cases." 37, cloudy; Detroit 31, clear; Chi ough children for sr> long that In- He was born in Fluvanna Coun all of this borough. fant son and daughter of Carmello th •> ~sociation. "Christmas preparations haw cago IS, cloudy; St. Louis 27 a lot them are adults now. DEATH NOTICE ty, Va., and was a World Wa Surviving is his wife, Mrs and Bonnie Trout Terranova, 137 LLEN, DORIS S., ol Hun >ve.. Pulis succeeds William F. Bert rain; Minneapolis 6 below, clear, The letter contained a con- become such a production," hi I veteran. Helena Jastrab Churchman; an Chestnut St., died shortly after] New Shrewsbury. N. J., tormsrl? of scinger of West Orange as pres- continued. "It is very hard ti Kansas City 12, snow, Denver 0 tribution to the Christmas fund. Baaklng Rldg«, N. J, B«loved wife Surviving is a brother, Alfred two sisters, Mrs. John Keougl birth yesterday in Riverview ol Ned K. tad mother of nav. Charles ident. conceive how this sort of thin snow; Dallas 32, rain; Phoeni: Gift of $50 U.. Mn. Robert L. McK««, Rlcharil D. Roberts of this place. of Belford and Miss Ann Church- Hospital. C, and Ba-rbfLTa R. Beloved daughter can benefit the Christian reli 51, cloudy; Seattle 25, clear; Sai Borough Council delayed the The funeral will be tomorroi man of this place. Also surviving Is their maternal ot Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Wb&rton, It adds upl More and more gion." Francisco 39, clear; Los Angelei opening ol last Thursday's Oladitona, N, J. Servln will btj hilil at 2 p.m. from the F. Leon Ha: The funeral will be Monday a< I grandmother, Mrs. Estelle Trout,at tb« QLlls.wa7 and Cru* Funeral people use The Register ads each The speaker last night was in 49, clear; Honolulu 74, clear, meeting by two minutes—just Home, 101 South Finley AVI., Banking ris Funeral Home, Red Banl at home. issue because results come fas. troduced by George Cohen, of thi and Anchorage 35, cloudy. long enough for its members 1:30 p. m. in the Bedle Funera: Ridge. N. J., Wadntadtx, Dm. 13th, The John E. Day Funeral Home] tX 2:30 p.m. Interment Xrargreen ter.—Advertisement Bnal Israel Men's Club. and officers to dig into their Burial will be in Whits Rldgi Home here. Burial will be in Cemetery, Baaklng Ridge. Trlenda may pockets and come up with a Cemetery. Rose Hill Cemetery. is In charge of arrangements. call Tueaday, 3-6 and 7-9 p.m. gift of $50 for the Christmas College Plans fund. Many contributions were New Housing brought or sent to the borough BRIGHT ACRE Open Evenings "HI t P.M. • Sun. 8 to * P.M. hall. There, Mrs. Ruth Craw- WEST LONG BRANCH — Ten The BEST THINGS in LIFE ford, the tax collector, who has tative plans (or dormitories t< are worth borrowing for! house 400 students have been pre- had a hand in helping prepare /illuoy do k sfe pared by Monmouth College, sub- the Christmas baskets for ALCOA ALUMINUM COMBINATION A Challenge To Men and Women ject to a $2.7 million federa years, said simply, "This Is NEW grant. heartwarming." Who Never Thought of Borrowing Mr. Hiltbrunner, In any cir- The dormitories, for 260 men cumstances, usually says as lit- Here Is simple arithmetic of how you can and HO women, would be located SNOAWAYJ STORM tle is possible. BORROW ECONOMICALLY TO BUY-NOWI on the former Stern Estate on 23" Rotary Snow-Thrower Cedar Ave., across from the col But the worried look he had Clean a 23-in. swath even through deep drifts If you art waiting for a few mort pay chetki or a Chriilmai lege. just a few days ago has dis- bontn to finlih your holiday shopping...DONT WAIT... appeared. ... adjustable spout controlled from oper- Included in the constructioi Borrow what you need from ui...Now—-$100 —$200—$350 His expression now is defi- ator's position throws snow right or left, WINDOW! plans are a new dining hall on or more.. WHtn you gat your pay tbetkt or bonui, pay vi elf nitely jolly, and, (you don't promptly. In thti way you will get all th* advantages of caih the campus, to the side of the over banks. Fingertip handlebar controls, buying end your loon will cost you little... very, very tilth. faculty entrance on Cedar Ave. have to look far for a figure Triple Track, Heavy Duty of speech,) his eyes twinkle -**"-"* ' gear-driven reverse, self- IF, FOR EXAMPLE, YOU BORROW: To make room for the dormi propelled. Let us show you tories, a building now calle just as, it has been reported, • Famous Brand Nam* $100 and keep It 3 weeks •.. you repay only... $101.75 Santa Claus' eyes do. our new 3% bp SNO- $200 and keep It 1 month... you repay only... $205.00 "Beechwood" will be razed $250 and keep It 1 month... you repay only... $256.25 Frank Demetrowitz, public rela AWAY today! • Glass easily removed Mo. chirpu: 2HX on btUncti to WOO and MX from S300 to $500 tions director, said. Accountants to Meet for replacement If your •uptnwi art mort than you Mitmeted * or you don't WEST LONG BRANCH - E. ONLY $ 501 gtt a bonus and you want lo iprtad your repayment over o F. Jochen, comptroller of Califor- • Weathentripped ytar or longer, well arrange monthly paymtnti fitted to 239 nia Oil Company, Perth Amboy, your incomt. Home with felt will be guest speaker at a tech- And, if you want MORE MONEY, whatever the amount • (Continued) let m know. Well do our belt to accommodate you and nical meeting of the newly char-; • Unconditional Guar- And, what child wouldn't like arrange convenient monthly paymenti fitted to your Income. tered North Jersey Shore Chap- antee to live in this house, with ,it: ter, National Association of Ac- LOANS'20 to'SOO walls of nougat, gumdrops and countants, at Joseph's Restau- chocolate, a cookie roof and a For Every Worthwhile Purpose rant, Dec. 19. picket fence of creme wafer; Mr. Jochen, a member of the TELEPHONE • WRITE • or VISIT topped with marshmallows. NAA, American Management As- FULL Tending the yard would be i sociation and the Controller's In REVERSE BELL FINANCE COMPANY joy—it's paved with sugared pea stltute of America, will speak on mils and candy pebbles. OFFICES CONVENIENT TO YOUR HOME OR WORK "The Comptroller's Role in Man Windows Now 5 Miss Vaiti and Miss Kenn; agement." New EATONTOWN OFFICE • " MAIN STRUT started work on their cand; The North Jersey Shore Chap- For Corner Main and Iruh Strtrli.. .Telephone! II 3-4400 house about three weeks ago andter, chartered last month, has built it in their spare time. been formed to bring members Installation Optional—$2.00 per Window Red Bank OIHee - Phon.: SH MOM The ingredients and construc- of this area together to exchange 77 BROAD ST. • Ov» N.^terry'. tion materials cost about $15, they views and ponder the problems Sties up to giant 36"x66" AUnnticHiahlandffhtnt: 291-2*00 estimated. of industrial accounting and re- This Christmas treat for the lated fields. Freehold Office • phon«; HO Z-IIOO orphans required many different 39 S, MAIN ST. • Ground Floor types of materials. long Branch • Phon.i CA 2-1314 There are chocolate bars, mini- In Basic Training 601 BROADWAY • Sstend Floor marshmallows, creme wafers, RED BANK—William B. Firth, brownies, licorice-flavored candy, 22, husband of Mrs. Do!ores ViHt MOMMOUTH • MftCM KJOOUUK » OCEAN COUNtllS tsburballs, peanuts, Rumdrops, Firth, 31 Branch Ave., Is taking and one small red—lollipop. basic Army training at Fort Dix. A special confectionery paste Pvt. Firth Is a graduate ot •ROAD ST. • Hi. SH 7-5555 • SHREWSBURY 30 MONMOUTH ST. • SH 7-2222 • RED IAKK substituted for mortar used in Blair Academy and Columbia Col- normal home construction. ege. I E£p BANK BEGISTER Monday, Dec. 11, 1961—3 Eichmann 'eace (Continued) (Continued) Nagon on Education: Successful Investing pogrom or were themselves sur- cial guard. None of the consulate; vivors of the death camps. aff was hurt. Father and Son Require Spoke Rapidly Stone Embassy There was not a sign or r, rip- In Brussels, about 250 pro-Kfl- Revolution Brewing Separate Stock Accounts ple at the abrupt one-sentence demonstrators shouting read. There's nothing wrong with verdict which Judge Landau Kennedy to the,gallows" stoned By LESLIE J. NASON that. But science, said the ex- spoke rapidly before beginning U.S. Embassy and clashed Professor of Education By ROGER E. SPEAR perts, must wait. Just as soon to outline the court's, detailed ith police, who drove them off. There's a revolution brewing as you can read, write and do Of General Public Utilities an reasoning. Rocket-firing UN jets yester- Q.—"I am 60 years old and my in our elementary schools! Chil- arithmetic we'll talk about it. The reading of the judgment ay struck at two key Katanga son is 23. He is now serving in the mutual fund. Later, I Junior's rocket-powered interest the Army overseas and will be lieve you'll find investment will continue through today and stallations in Elisahethville —I dren arc bubbling with interest in tomorrow. Attorney Gen. Gideon in science never got off the pad. there {or another two and one-cisions far easier to make a post office in the heart of I science and their questions areThe countdown looked too lonp! that the move has been ol di; Hausner—who prosecuted the half years. He sends his allot- e capita! and the main Katan-j 'bugging" their teachers. Today this is being changed. tinct benefit to each of you. case, presented tons of captured ment checks home, and we have| i military camp. The target at Today's chil- Junior is going to get science. Q.—"I am a widow, 55. documents and 112 witnesses- begun to buy ie camp was a mortar batterv dren know but it may not be quite what he father left me some stocks whii will then "advise" the court on common stocks ockim> the UN advance on a (acts that were expected. I may not even be the pay dividends of about $1,400 the penalty. together. Our rateqic underpass. only dreams kind of science his is most anx- year. Should I pay Social Secu Defense counsel Robert Serva- holdings now A UN Canberra bnmber zoomed when we went ious and ready to learn. tty tax on this $1,400? If I si tius of West Germany, will make include Califor- ver Elisahethville just bcifore to school. Their Science An Afterthought nia Interstate any of my shares, would I ha' his final plea and Eichmann him' raid?. Thr Katancans opened world is full Tele phone, to pay Social Security tax on self is to be allowed to speak with antiaircraft fire, ma of rocket ships, Science has been tacked to the General Public profits made?" E.R. in his own behalf. hinepuns and even rifles. The jet aircraft, elementary school curriculum as Utilities, and A.—The answer to both yoi The court rejected Eichmann's anberra swung away without guided missiles a sort of afterthought. Specific some mutual questions is no. The Social & defense plea that Israel had no science subjects in the secondary 1 roppinj; any bombs. and satellites. fund shares. curity program levies a tax right to try him for crimes com Associated Press correspond- Or. No son They know schools were designed as college Only the first wages but does not tax divider mitted elsewhere and under t :nt Adrian Porter reported from more about preparation. As the subject grew law passed years after the —and scientific knowledge has SPEAt one has done income on capital gains resultir hsabethville: hem than you might think. 1 crimes. exploded—the sheer volume o( much for us. Since we are many from ordinary security transai "There appears tn be a bit Children have a vast ability to material has forced somo of it years apart in age, do you think tions. "The court finds the law In ore direction to the Katanpa soak up information, especially the best tradition of international downward into elementary •we should forget about investing (Mr. Spear cannot answer TOP SALESMAN — William Carlone, right, of 26 irees* movements although small they are fascinated with a law," the judgment found. The schools. together and do it separately, mail personally,, but will answ iarties in the center of the city subject. They Rather surprising court' said international crimes Madison Ave., Red Bank, is congratulated by Glenn Paul, buying growth stocks for him andall questions possible in h: ippear tn act on their own ini-hit, s of knowledge' from toys, The things forced downward were tried as far back as the higher yielding issues for me?"column.) Eastern Area director of tha Jos. Schlitz Brewing Com- ative. Katangan firing in thebooks, pictures, comic strips, have been, by common consent, H.U. Middle Ages in areas where the ast 24 hours is much more the simpler concepts: magnetism, guilty were caught. Piracy cases pany, for being named top Schlitz salesman in the New newspapers, television anil just A—Yes, I to. York Division. The division includes metropolitan New mtrollod than before- when asking questions. Before long simple mechanics, plants and Under your present investment were so conducted on the theory oops blazed awav nt UN planes animals, etc. This is perfectly that "all mankind must declare York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Mr. Carlone is an hey have accumulated an imprcs- plan, you are constantly faced Bontempo out of ranee." ive store of facts. reasonable and, in most cases, •with the problem that a stock war against" such violations. The employee of Premier Beer Company, Inc., Asbury Park. A Katanga official spokesman has led to good results. Pupils nay be suitable for one of you to Israeli judges said this reason- Elisabethville charged a UN Baffling Questions are interested and and learn a own but Is not always good for Not Planning ing applies to Eichmann as well. t killed several African worn- Every parent knows that very great deal. "A person guilty of piracy has >oung children can ask dazzlinc toth, Of course, you can compro- and children in a strafing at- Recent research, however, placed himself beyond the pro- questions, especially about mise to some extent and try, to Housing Quick Arrest ck on Lukafu village, near points io ways in which we might To Resign tection of any state," the court iciencc. Many parents find them buy middle-ground issues but, (Continued) adotville. The spokesman also get even hotter results, Prop- said. hard to answer. So do teachers! over a period, one of you is bound WASHINGTON (AP) - Sal proved by the state Legislature id Christophe Mwnmba, a Ka- erly presented, many concepts in Of Brothers But we had better answer them to fall short of his investment tore Bontempo of Newark, N. Eichmann, as chief of the Ges-during the 1962 session and asked nga deputy, his wife and two electricity, magnetism, the solar f we arc to stimulate enough goals. says he is not planning to res. tapo's Bureau for Jewish Affairs, the real estate boards to join in lildren were killed—possibly byl system and c\cn the structure My advice is that you begin to his post with the State Depa •was no better than a pirate, the supporting it. In Shooting e same jet—while traveling by young scientists to match the Rus- and nature of atoms and mole- tribunal concluded. sians in this field. use two separate accounts. Your ment. In addition to a slum eradica ar in the Jadotville area. cules can be understood by six Arrange Transport KEYPORT - Two ' brothers son will then be able to concen- ion program, Hughes called for There are good reasons why and seven-year-old youngsters. Bonlempo, speaking yesterd; It was Eichmann's job to round wanted in connection with an at- trate on building up his capital the passage of a stronger anti children are fascinated by science The difficulty is wilh the pres- on a recorded television Inti up the Jews, arrange transport tempted shooting were appre- while you can stress the more discrimination housing bill, term- Head-on Crash and learn a great deal about it. entation of the concepts. Incor- view, said a magazine artii to the death camps and see that hended in Red Bank 21 minutes conservative, Income-producing which declared he intended ng one that had been passed this For one thing, children arc al-rectly done it may be more con- situations. the human cargo was delivered. after a county alarm was issued ways attracted by the excitin.p resign was only a rumor. year as only half a loaf. Saturday morning. njures Two fusing than educational. Properly In making the changeover, Out of that master Nazi plan and impossible • happenings in handled, it can stimuate and en- It's unfortunate that rumo "Some of our program may Matthew Dean, 26 Brook Ave., SHREWSBURY - Drivers of] •uggest that you transfer Califor- to wipe out the Jewish race, six fairy stories and tales of magic. courage the scientific "spark" have to take their place not be consistent with past posi and his brother, Courtney Dean, m cars which collided head-on nia Interstate Telephone to your million died, more than half ol They still are. But today we areand keep it burning all the way news," Bontempo said, "b ;ions of our organization," he were picked up on Leighton Ave. n Shrewsbury Ave,, near the ton and that you take ownership all of Europe's Jewish popula- living In a world that's full of through college, we're engaged with imporla; tion. said, "but I ask you to consider n Red Bank, ed Bank Airport, last night what our proposals mean to New! ere injured. magic—real magic. . The manned What does it take? work and ... I haven't got tim If Eichmann is sentenced to Red Bank Police Chief George satellite has "outflown" the flying Jersey's future, to your future, State Police said George Ganr, to think about these rumors." death, his counsel can appeal H. Clayton said the brothers, with carpet. First we need a plan for teach- and to the future of those who i, of 20 West First St., Key- Letters Laud Bontempo is administrative to the state Supreme Court. If an unidentified companion, fled ing science —one that places depend on you." ort. was admitted to Riverview Adults are just as fascinated. (icer for security and consular a: the high court rejects the ap- Keyport after Leonard Whitfield, science in a logical sequence from Cites Platform ospital for treatment of a double but they approach it differently. fairs in the state department, peal, Eichmann can ask clem- Port Monmouth, allegedly fired kindergarten through high school. Patrolman He noted that the Democratic racture of the left forearm, We accept atomic energy and He also said he believed th ency from President Izhak Ben- ;hree times at Matthew Dean at One that Introduces each concept . latform, on which he was ennee Costa, 36, of 50 Mechanic space flight as the work of NEW SHREWSBURY - Two President Kennedy and N. J. Go Zvi. close range in Dean's house and in a way and at a point where elected the next governor or New Red Bank, was treated at scientists; interesting, but wiet will best succeed. letters of praise for the police Robert B. Meyner "have high n Legal Reasoning missed. work of Patrolman Edward Hol- gard for each other." Jersey, dedicated itself to "only ie hospital for abrasions of thedon't expect to really understand It ajso requires teachers who After the reading of the guilty one class of citizen in New Jer- Police said the Dean brothers nees and a cut upper Up, andhem: The child, however, is the den were read at Thursday's Questioned on whether Meym verdict, the 55-year-old defend- then beat up Whitfield, took the are trained to do this specialized meeting of Borough Council. sey — First class." Hughes said 'as released. scientist or astronaut in his ownjob. If we develop a continuing blocked Kennedy's nominal ant was permitted to sit as thehe intended to honor that pledge. pistol and fled. They threw the Mr. Ganz, according to Troop- magination. He expects to un- Lester H. Stevens and Frank court read out the. legal reasoning weapon away in Keyport, accord- science program we may even for President on the first bal Among the steps which Hughes rs Richard Allen and Paul Luke- derstand! L. Porter, proprietors of Airport behind its judgment. The three ng to police, need special science teachers in at the 1960 Democratic Nation outlined was the establishment lan, permitted his car to cross Crown Tires, Shrewsbury Ave., judges alternated in the reading. What happens when our little elementary grades, at least until Convention, Bontempo said thai of a 15th department of state Keyport police issued an alarm to the oposite traffic lane said in a letter that Patrolman The conviction of Eichmann for astronaut goes to school? Is Wsour regular classroom teachers this was not so. government, a Department or ;or the pair. Whitfield was ar- hile traveling west on Shrews- Holden is "wholly responsible" crimes against the Jewish people, consuming interest in science develop the new. skills they will Bontempo said he was wii Urban and Suburban Affairs. rested on a charge of assault ury Ave., and caused the ac- for the successful solution of a crimes against humanity, war whetted, discussed and encour need. Meyner at the convention a: The new department would co- with a deadly weapon. He is be- iderit. A summons was issued series of breakings and entries crimes and membership in a hos- aged? (If you have a question for Dr. that Meyner attempted to use ordinate plans for land use, pub- ng held in the county jail pend 3 him. In the neighborhood of their es- tile organization embraced the In the past—and too often even Nason, write him in care of this microphone "that was dead, ic health, local finance, planning ing a hearing Wednesday night. tablishment. entire 15-count indictment under yet—our budding scientist was newspaper. If your question is fortunately," to cast New Je sewers, schools, fire and police Chief Clayton said Whitfield is No problem finding tenants . Airport Crown Tires had been which he was tried. handed a primer with very little of general interest, he will dis- sey's vote for Kennedy. protection and other problems1 a boy friend ot Matthew Dean's hen you advertise The Register a victim in five such incidents, Under Israeli interpretation, the sister-in-law, Julia Tillery. He scientific content and taught to cuss it In his column.) "It's unfortunate," he addet facing populated areas, he said ray—Advertisement. the letter pointed out, and there- Nazi party which Eichman joined said Whitfield apparently had an "that the people of the nation d; fore the owners are especially early in the Hitler era constitutes get the impression that Go argument with Dean and pulled grateful to have the cases solved. a "hostile organization." Meyner has not been in the hlg a knife on him, but then left th. A letter from Ralph Puglisi, Judge Landau expressed the Mitchell house. owner cf the Airport Esso Sta- est regard of the administration. court's appreciation to Servatiu: (Continued) Whitfield then returned with i tion, also on Shrewsbury Ave., Bontempo said Meyner "was and said "his arguments for thecounties may have been ab.38 caliber pistol and fired ai ings/ where a burglary took place Nov. very diligent and hard worker defense as a whole were good and normally high because of the reMatthew Dean three times. Al 16, also commended Holden and I960, and New Jersey was ca serious." ligious issue injected into Ias< three shots missed, Chief Clay- the borough police department ried by some 20,000 votes ai Eichmann was ruled to have 'year's presidential campaign. ton said. for solving the case. that reflects, certainly, that been a kingpin in what the Hitler Kennedy is the first Catholic to When the alarm was issued for The letters were made a part (Meyner) was quite co-oper regime labeled "the final solution be elected President. Matthew and Courtney Dean and of the police officer's record. tive." of the Jewish problem." The survey showed the percent their companion, Red Bank po- The tribunal asserted its lega age in Burlington County was V&lice watched all entrances to the reasoning was backed up by thebelow Nixon's, 11.7 below Nix- borough and Patrolman Donald united nations itself when it took on's in Warren County, 9 per cent R. Patterson spotted the car on the stand that genocide—the below in Sussex County, 9.6 perNewman Springs Rd. When po- ALL NEW 1962 SETS OF eradication of any race — Is acent below in Salem County and lice stopped the car on Leighton crime against all international law 7 per cent below in Hunterdon Ave., the brothers' companion and thinking. Thus, the court County. was gone. Chief Clayton said reasoned, Eichmann engaged in Dumont won Warren, Sussex, the brothers could not identify genocide. Hunterdon and Salem in the pri-the companion. "The abhorrent crimes with mary. which the accused was charged LIONEL TRAINS The committee made no such afflicts the conscience of all na-Mitchell-Nixon comparison for Bomb tions," Judge Izhak Raveh read Cape May County. 'THE PACESETTER" from the judgment. (Continued) And despite an apparent stay- The court also reasoned that a at-home trend in Morris County, active gasscs up the mine shaft, M-pc. set with criminal such as Eichmann is Prendergast said, Mitchell did a white steam turning Into an "justiciable by any state any- SEARCHLIGHT locomotive, three get 1.4 per cent more of the Re-invisible but quickly dying cloud where." The court thereby re- EXTENSION CAR publican vote there than Nixon of radioactive gas. A filter in mmfonntr and tracks. jected the defense contention that did last year. the shaft head apparently stopped Less thu the price of Eichmann, because he was kid- solid particles, said Dr. Randolph. OPERATING naped from Argentina was il- Here is a comparison of the *2-99 toe locomotive Itself. percentage of the total vote won| Atomic Energy Commission of- GENERATOR CAR 10 legally brought to Israel to stand ficials said the gas swept away trial. by Mitchell this year and Case last year In the 18 municipalities over essentially unpopulated (SMyAAAMAM'NMAAiVVWWVWVMWWM The Judgment cited legal de- surveyed by the Republicans, areas. But for more than three cisions from a dozen countries in WE REPAIR ELECTRIC TRAINS (Case figure in parenthesis): hours they blockaded the direct support of its fight to try Eich- road to Carlsbad until radioac- Please bring In all repairs early so you will have them for Christmas. Newark 29.1 (34.7); Jersey City mann for crimes against the tivity across the .road died down. 40.9 (40.7); Paterson 34.3 (41.7); Jews. International conventions And "for good housekeeping," Camden 29.4 (35.5); Trenton 25.7 providing for the punishment of he AEC washed seven cars 34.2); Elizabeth 37.6 (47.2); Clif- 10'xl4' ROOM Completely Prepared those responsible for genocide al- caught between blockade points. Black & Decker ton 48 (54.5); Woodbridge 39 Black & Decker • Planned and designed by Monmouth so were cited. The highest radiation rating in- (49.9); East Orange 50.7 (58.5); "The principle of universality iide any car was 15 milli-roent- Construction • SHI • floor beams • Bayonne 37.4 (38); Hamilton SAVE of jurisdiction in war crimes has gens (thousandths of a roentgen) plate • studs • celling beams • rafters Township 38.7 (48.5); Atlantic been well established by these per hour and declining, said • ridge • door • window and closet City 57.5 (55.1); Irvington 42 conventions," the court ruled. AEC's Dr. Gordon Dunning. He openings prepared. (47.7); Passaic 34.2 (39.6); Union The legal reasoning on which said a person could live the rest 169 :ity 43.6 (49,9); Bloomfield 53.8 the court based its conviction of if his life in the car and get a 58.4); Union Township 53.2 (62); Eichmann did not enumerate ! total dose of only 75 milli-roent- Hoboken 41.7 (42.1). counts in the indictment one by gens. A thoroughly safe lifetime UTILITY DRILL Model U-400 one. But the crimes for which exposure to radiation has been • Ideal "starter" for home he was found guilty embrace the set at 35 roentgens not milli- shops Reg. 16.95 • Cuts 2" dressed lumber at 45" entire 15 counts in the indict- Russia Ends oentgens. • Drills In all materials • Instantly sets for depth & bevel cut! • Geared chuck and key • Sawdust ejects away from eyes ment. 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"We are for a free profession, not Subscription Prlcti In Advance On* year 115.00 6!s monthi. SS.DO an enslaved one. We are for the preser- Blnicl* cnoy «t coiintar. 7 centa lincla COPF by mall, i tenti vation of our constitutional republic; MONDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1M1 we are opposed to a welfare state. We are for the right of our citizens to spend The Bear Bites Back their own dollars in their own way, not for Washington authoritarians to It probably should have been ob- that there is a peace-loving German spend their money for them. Our phi- vious from the beginning. That in- state—German Democratic Republic SOKOLSKY losophy is wholly positive." terview President John F. Kennedy —and claims that the signing of a The opposition is to the King-Anderson Bill which gave to Aleksie L. Adzhubei, editor peace treaty with her will 'increase Dr. Larson describes as follows: of Izvestia, the official Soviet gov- tension and not reduce it.'" "The proponents of King-Anderson type legisla- ernment journal, and son-in-law of But nowhere in the Russian's tion have cleverly promoted the false idea that ear- marked, payroll and employer taxes would be volun- Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev, has views is found a single inkling that tary prepayments against the cost of health care bene- been refashioned by 'the Russian Moscow is ready to give up its hold fits received subsequently in retirement. The fact is newsman into a tool designed to on East Berlin across the boundary that the King bill levies a compulsory tax on young spade deeper into the fields of of which the Communists have put workers and their employers to pay for a federal pro- propaganda. up steel and concrete walls and gram of health benefits for older people, millions of The one glimpse at free ex- strung barbed wire." whom are self-reliant and solvent. The King-Anderson program does not provide insurance or prepayment of pression that millions of Russian President Kennedy's peaceful pro- any type, but compels one segment of our population readers were afforded, by being per- posal that the autobahn linking to underwrite a socialized program of health care for mitted to study openly expressed West Berlin with West Germany be another, regardless of need." opinions by the American President placed under international control Sharp Public Opinion now is being cloudqd in the dust of to avoid unpleasant incidents was Your Money's Worth; Soviet lies. It remains a Kennedy brushed aside with these words: "It Whereas socialized medicine, in any form, deprives WILLIAM the medical profession of a free wage for its services, triumph that he was able to tell his must be said straigtyforth: Such Tax Hints From the 'Chief it must be admitted that a sharp public opinion is ex- story in the Russian language. Many plans are doomed to failure." By SYLVIA PORTER S. WHITE pressing itself against disorderly and unethical conduct deep thinkers on the other side of Adzhubei trips all over himself in this profession, whether such conduct is widespread the Iron Curtain will remember his when he criticizes Mr. Kennedy's Mortimer Maxwell Caplin is his name and, al- WASHINGTON - A final show- or is limited to a few scoundrels. though probably few of you have ever heard of him, down between President Kennedy words, and some, someday, may be sage statement that it is the effort The entire question of medical charges requires most of you would prefer to have no personal or busi- and Adlai Stevenson is on the able to act upon them. "to push outward the Communist way, notwithstanding the recent study by the medical profession and by Congress. For ness dealings with him whatsoever and you have a seeming patching up of matters instance, it is very difficult to decide whether an opera- It would have been too much to system, on country after country between them. built-in antagonism for much of what he represents. tion is necessary or is a fraud to produce a large fee. For Mortimer Maxwell Caplin is Mr. Stevenson's decision to de- hope for to believe that President that represents, I think, the great The responsibility is with hospitals to a degree. That the U.S. commissioner o{ internal reve- cline' a gift of the Democratic Kennedy's spoken opinions would threat to peace." About that, the senatorial nomination in Illinois is, a decent, well-managed hospital will not tolerate nue and, as chief officer of the world's be permitted to stand without chal- Russian says: "In the present condi- and the President's promise to improper practices. largest tax collecting agency, he'll di- give him an "expanded role" in This raises another question: the hospitals have lenge in the Russian eyes. The Reds tions such arguments expose only rect the handling of nearly 100 million foreign policy have simply put off the day of reckoning. don't work that way. Nor did an unwillingness to see the world tax returns filed by us through which limited beds and can not accept all doctors who would The lon« and short of it is care to serve. What is to become of the so-called un- Adzhubei wait long to dip into his as it is today, unwillingness to un- we'll hand over about $100 billion of this:: This correspondent has ..... , , , , - „, ... , . ., . . , every >. pot of ink to try to black out what- derstand and recognize the powerful our earnings and incomes to the federal reason to predict t,.at M. affiliated doctor? The public does not quite understand Stevenson will not remain much this question but it is very important to a physician ever rays of hope that were con- social forces changing the life of the government in the 1962 fiscal year. His longer in this administration — PORTER i hardly a popular role. or a surgeon. . * tained in the historic liberty given people on our planet." s either in his present post as ambassador to the United Nations Increasingly Complicated to the people of Moscow to read un- "It should not be forgotten," When Caplin was in New York this past week, I or elsewhere — unless he ends tarnished facts. Adzhubei writes, "that the 10 days interviewed him for several hpurs on his views, hopes, his long sense of grievance and A yo.urig man gets out of a medical school and his halts his regular flow of com- immediate problem is to become an interne and in time programs. Out of this talk came practical guides and plaints about his status. Adzubei, in Ms reply to the Presi- which gave the world the storm of a resident. This means that he can not earn a living warnings which can save you considerable cash, heart-j *"To"put"the 'thing"crudeiy but dent overstepped himself in several the great October revolution were ache and trouble if you heed them. For instance . . .with complete accuracy, he has for a period but does have an apprentice's wage. The directions. Countering Mr. Ken- followed by more than 40 years that become known within the ad- next step is to be admitted to the staff of an outstand- Time to 'Get Honest' ministration as a "weeper." And nedy's observation that "where we have changed the world, have given If you're a housewife employing domestic help the President, though he tome- ing hospital. This has its numerical limitations and the feel the difficulty comes is the ef- mankind the world socialist system, and not paying the proper social security tax due on timej shows extreme" patience for | young doctor who is unable to get on the staff of a r a while w'th "weepers," always]hospital is "unaffiliated." If he gets a patient, ha has to fort by the Soviet Union to coni- that continue smashing the pillars of y°" employee's wages—and many of you aren't—get finrfindi thafhnt hi«s natmncpatiencne runnines outnut. ! .. . ,. /i*.,...... , munize, in a sense, the entire world," the old society on the vast territories honest this year, start paying what's owed now. If you Indeed, some here saw a White find an affiliated doctor, who may be a specialist, House hand in the offer of the the Russian said this was "a cock of Asia, Africa and Latin America."!"0 s°; ^ * who will get his patient into a properly managed hos- If you're a domestic employee who has been duck- Illinois Democratic boss, Mayor and bull story" 44 years old. He, Can it be, in saying this, that the Richard Daley of Chicago, to pital or if he is in a large city he might make connec- ing paying income tax on your earnings—and large hand the senatorial nomination tions with a privately-owned hospital which may or went on to say that the Soviets op- son-in-law of the Red Hitler in the over to Mr. Stevenson. The Presi- numbers have been—do the same, get honest now. may not be a properly managed institution. Some of posed the export of revolution or Kremlin is offering to the world a dent was seen as maneuvering Even if you have a long record of tax evasion, this to get rid of his man by nudging the private hospitals are unfit for any purpose except "counter-revolution," implying that roadmap of intended future Soviet step will put you in the clear. him upstairs into the Senate. perhaps as a nursing home. There ought to be some If you're a taxpayer who has failed to report and wherever communism has once been conquest, that Khrushchev intends Not The Case way of formally and legally designating the unsuitable imposed it will stay, that the people fully to go on "smashing the pillars" pay taxes on dividends and interest received—and huge This was not in fact the case, hospitals. numbers have so failed—also do the same, get honest of Poland, East Germany, Czecho- holding up free governments? though some such solution would The layman has no way of knowing. He wants to now. You'll be forgiven. have had its tempting aspects to slovakia and Bulgaria, for example Certainly, if that is the case, andj the President. The fact is that go into a hospital. He finds that every hospital is over- Expense Accounts the President. The fact is that crowded and that he must accept a bed in a ward. He never will be free to decide for them- he has been determined aldeclinel .„.•„ . t0.„ ...... _ ._ we have it here from this Soviet au-| If vou.re a taxpaver who has been cutting corners along to keep Stevenson at the! s accept a bed in a ward. His doctor sends M r 1 u ! 1 u: t v J u J selves again. thority that it is, President Kennedy on your expense account—and millions have been—be |U" . "N . — an"' d stil""l is, but only so!hi' ~m t*o a privat"" " e" hospita-~ *- l ~whic-h -ma—y be owned b-y doc~ - long as this may be possible|tors or by real estate brokers. The private hospital may No response was made to Presi- deserves hearty backing on his ob- warned. This is one area on which Caplin is determined S 0 n ry have a ro er or an dent Kennedy's peaceful overtures, servations that: "What we find to to concentrate and, whether or not a new law is passed, Mnstitutio nal chair. oi command! P P unsuitable discipline. The patient the IRS has plenty of ammunition in its arsenal with in foreign affairs. This chain be- will not know it, but his doctor, physician or surgeon; as regards Berlin. The Izvestia editor be objectionable, and a threat to the gins with the President himself, which to battle against tax abuses here. has limited contacts with other physicians and sur- chided the President for "stubbornly peace, is when a system is opposed then goes through Secretary of If you're a businessman who has been understating State) Dean Rusk and only then geons and that the specialist will not come at the doc- insisting on the preservation of the by a small militant group by subver- the value of your inventories in order to cut your tax down to the U. N. ambassador. tor's call. Some doctors will only work in their own Western occupation rights in West sion, infiltration, and all the rest." In the Army a fellow feels hospital which will not accept the particular patient. debt—and there have been widespread "manipulations" constantly mistreated is advised Berlin, which in 1961, 16 years after! America's place is with freedom.!in inventory reporting—look out. A major crackdown by his sergeant to "go see the In a word, the subject grows increasingly compli- : is under way, and the quicker you get honest, the bet- chaplain." The President does not cated. The patient is fortunate who has an affiliated the war, are a pure anachronism. He At this time, the free need courage tell anybody just to go see the g doctor who is able to get him into a disciplined hospital still does not reckon with the fact j and strength. ter for you. If you're a taxpayer who is convinced you're be- StS" mciah ,o°S

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PLENTY OF SHOP-RITE Shop 7 Days A Week FREE PARKING Rt. 35 and New Monmouth Road MIDDLETOWN OPEN SUNDAY 10-Monday, Dec. 11, 1961 BED BANK REGISTER Seek Contributions Woman's Club Project In Rtvwr Plara Sale of UNICEFGmh Woman's Club Dept Auxiliary Plays Santa For Marlboro MARLBORO — The motto 'Make all hearts merry at Marl- Under Way in Raritan Holds Holiday Bazar boro" adopted for this Christmas HAZLET — A sale of UNICEF than 17 million cards were sold at the state hospital has meant greeting cards published by the jn more than 90 countries .with ELBERON—The annual Christ- Manasquan, Red Bank and Red much prc-season planning. Christ- United Nations Children's Fund proceeds sufficient to equip mas bazar of the American home Oaks, and Wall Township. mas preparations for the 3,000 Is being conducted by the Raritan 20,000 small maternal and child department of the River Plaza The River Plaza Woman's Club patients began as far back as Township Woman's Club inter- health centers. The proceeds Woman's Club, under the chair- will hold its Federation Night last summer under the direction national relations department from one box of the greeting cards is reported to be sufficient manship of Miss Mary Wheaton, April 5. Mrs. Arne E. Bernard, of the Marlboro Hospital Auxil- The announcement was made to provide vaccine lo protect 50 Locust, was held at a meeting of Vineland, southern vice president iary. during a meeting of the club's children against tuberculosis. the club Thursday in the home of the New Jersey State Federa- Contributions are the backbone executive committee recently in Of Mrs. Charles Halpin, Hillcrest tion of Women's Clubs, will be of the program. The financial the home of Mrs, Nelson Miller, Local residents can purchase Rd. l a guest. goal set by the auxiliary this Surrey Dr. the cards from members of the Woman's Club on Friday eve- A Christmas program, includ- Assisting hostesses were Mrs. year was $2,000. Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. George Reseter, chair- nings at the* Peoples National ing stories and songs, was con- Harry Chamberlain, Mrs. Joseph J. Toole, Little Silver, chairman man reported that last year more Eank, Airport Plaza, Rt. 36 and ducted by Mrs. Harold Young. Grogan, Mrs. Young and Mrs. of Christmas gifts, and her staff Middle Road. Other narrators were Mrs. Wil- Russell McConnell. have sent out some 200 appeal liam A. Peters, Mrs. H. Conant letters. Others may make their Mrs. Edward Michalski, civic Tha next meeting will be held checks payable to the Marlboro! Secretaries and legislation chairman, an- S p e e r, Mrs. Frederick Ayers, Jan. 11 in the home of Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Cadman and Mrs. Hospital Auxiliary Christmas nounced posters containing th Victor L. Fox, Hubbard Ave., Festival Fund and mail to Mrs. Ten Commandments of Safe Belford Truitt. Record accom- River Plaza. The literature de Colled Food paniment was furnished by Mrs. Toolc, chairman, at Marlboro Driving" will be displayed in partment is in charge of the pro Hospital. local stores to promote highway Young's daughter, Mrs. Thomas gram. Hostesses will be Mrs. Bergendahl of Lincroft, a guest. Mrs. Toole states that nil do-! For Needy safety. The next meeting of the Peters and Mrs, Warren group will be held jointly with Other guests greeted by Mrs. DeBrown. nations received go into the Fes- tival Fund for patient benefit. GLENDOLA — Christmas was the civil defense department. Harold Perry, president, 'were celebrated by the Monmouth- Interested clubs and organiza Mrs. Nelson Miller, garden and Mrs. Harold Rohman and Mrs. Ocean Chapter of the National tions are encouraged to partici- conservation chairman, reported James Koper, West Long Branch; Secretaries Association at Deau- Honor Student pate in scheduled hostessing par- on the ground beautification pro- Mrs. Elizabeth Spurting, Hamp- ville Inn, Sere, Wednesday eve- ties. More than 20 such philan gram for the Beers Street School. ton, Va; Mrs. Gulli Babcock, Lo- ning with a Christmas tree, gifts, thropic groups are signed up to Mrs. Kenneth Natalie of the cust; Mrs. Ernest Cottrell, Red carols, and a collection of food date, including the Monmouth school PTA will assist .with the Bank, and Mrs. Lyndea U. Kib- for a Christmas dinner basket County Mental Health Association program. Local residents will be ler, Middletown, a prospective to be presented to a needy fam- and the auxiliary itself. asked to participate. member. ily. Mrs. Morton Winer, Red Bank, Mrs. Samuel Costello, public 1 The secretaries voted to offer Mark Birthday auxiliary k president, explained welfare department chairman, re- The 29 members attending pre- that the emphasis this year Is a scholarship of $150 to $200 to ported that Thanksgiving baskets *ented Mrs. Perry a corsage to being placed on the "congeniality a secretarial student next April were prepared by the department mark her birthday that day. and warmth engendered through and to hold their second seminar members and distributed to area Christmas gifts also were ex- socials rather than the material next fall. Following the rules needy families. used in business, a brain changed. aspect of gifts." DECKING THE HALLS — Mn. Torkild Sterner of Red Bank, decorations chairman Mrs. Costello also announced for the Marlboro Auxiliary, decoratai the mantle while Mn. William Rous, Shrews- storming session was held to Food packages were collected "Gifts serve the fun element," choose an entry in the contest to the annual Christmas party for for distribution at Christmas. The she said, "but the glow of per- bury, fills stockings at the table. Their work is part of the preparation for festivities name the Secretaries Retirement patients at the Marlboro State sonal associations made at par- food and $35 will be presented to Home which is being planned by Hospital will be held Saturday. ties build memories to be treas- at Marlboro State.Hospital. the Middletown Township Health the International NSA organiza- The department party will be ured and promote hope for the Center at Campbell's Junction. tion. held Wednesday In the home of Record albums also were pur- future." Mus. Harold Rubin, 16 Calt Dr., The next meeting of the Mon- chased as a Christmas gift for Mrs. Torkild Sterner, Red The drama department read mouth:Ocean Chapter of NSA is the Briar Hill Welfare House, Bank; Mrs. Donald E. McClin- Early Christmas Cards On Exhibit two plays at its last meeting for scheduled for Jan., 3 in Crystal Freehold. Both projects are be- tock, Lincroft, and Mrs. Mark consideration for the Fifth Dis- Brook Inn, Eatontown. ing directed by Mrs. W; Gilbert McClaln, Middletown, are in EATONTOWN — American prize in the Prang Competition I The card bore the message. trict drama festival. Mrs. Ear- Manson of Oak Hill. charge of the scheduled parties. Christmas cards dating back to of 1880. Also included in the ex- Merry Christmas and a Happ; nest Fred Foster, department Mrs. Leonard J. Reade, River tha 19th Century are now on ex- hibit are cards from the 1880's New Year to You," still the clas- chairman, reported that a drama Plaza, Is chairman of a theater hibition at Bamberger's Mon-j and 1890's by Wirth Brothers of sic in its field. 30 Attend workshop will be held at the de- party to New York Dec. 27. The Miss EUeen P. Cole mouth as part of the store's New York, ivorines by Ba'.dwin Most o[ the cards in the co! partment's December meeting. Woman's Club presentation, o f "Christmas and Gleason of New York, and group will leave the River Plaza lection were published betweer Compilation of a calendar of NEW SHREWSBURY - Miss Across America." John A. towcll and Company of School at 9 a.m. for a morning Accepts Two 1870-1830, and capture much Club Lunch all social and fund raising pro- Eileen Patricia Cole, daughter of The cards are on loan from the Boston, which was known for its the elegance and splendor of thi performance of the "Nutcracker MATAWAN — Mrs. Benjamin COLTS NECK — The annuai jects scheduled by local organiza- Mr. and Mrs. W. Donald Cole, 16 Hallmark Historical Collection of fine steel engravings. era. Unlike Christmas greeting: Suite," luncheon at the Scandia, Kurtz and Mrs. E. Tell Leder- Christmas party of the drama tions will be undertaken by Mrs. Timothy La., has been named to Kansas City, largest and most The first Christmas card was of today, these cards featun and a visit to the Metropolitan man, Prospect Point Gardens, department of the Red Bank Alwyn Dodge, first vice president valuable collection of antique designed in England in 1843 by elaborate satin, silk fringe, brigh Museum of Art. the Dean's List at Regis College, have been accepted Into the mem Woman's Club was held Wednes- and program chairman. greeting cards in the world. J. C. Horsley of the Royal Acade- colors and heavy embossing Mrs. Reade is also serving as Weston, Mass., where she is a bership of The Woman's Club o day in Colts Neck Inn. my for Sir Henry Cole. A repro- Some cards had ribbons for hang adviser for members entering the freshman. Miss Cole is a gradu- Matawan. Many of the cards are the work Thirty members, and guests at ing or were preserved in very Vogue sewing contest. She is a ate of Red Bank High School. of L. Prang & Company of Bos- duction of this card is also in- tended the luncheon which was Each member of the club wil ton, which pioneered the produc- cluded in the exhibit. The card ornate frames. The symbols fea Fair Exchange former clothing construction donate two ounces of knitting under the chairmanship of Mrs, tion of Christmas cards in this was separated in three panels. tured were floral, animal aru RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The teacher. worsted and four double-pointed James Hammond. Greetings ol country. The company was found- The main center design is of a fowl—rather than Santas, holly classes of Peter Mayurnick and knitting needles to be sent to Al- the season were extended by Mrs, Makes Report ed by Louis Prang, a German family gathering celebrating the poinsettia, and other convention Walter Lidraan at Cove Road Hear Talk gerian boys who knit their own Harry Moyle, chairman of the Mrs. Perry reported on her at- immigrant, who became known Yuletide. Smaller panels at each al holiday designs. School, North Centerville, are hats. The wool and needles will department. tendance of Federation Days of as "The Father of the American side show two of the oldest doing their part to promote world be accepted by Mrs. Allan J The collection will be on view The department's Christmas four women's clubs: Belmar, On Sweden Christmas Card." Prang, a mas- Christmas traditions, feeding the at Bamberger's M o n m o u t understanding. Morrison, international relations ter lithographer, instituted com- hungry and clothing the needy. meeting was held in the club- chairman. through Christmas. house Thursday. After a covered Mr. Mayumick is teaching his RED BANK — The literature petitions to obtain the finest art and Mr. Lidman's class Russian, department of the Woman's Club work available for his cards, and dish luncheon and exchange o( gifts, members began casting and and Mr. Lidman is teaching Mr. held it Christmas meeting in the often reproduced them in as Kitty Kelly: Mayurnick's class German. clubhouse last week. Jersey Shore many as 20 colors. rehearsals for an original play SHERMAN'S The play will be presented in Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Bridge Winners Among the cards on exhibition March. School Readies Disbrow and Mrs. Lester Stork. at Bamberger's Is a card by The Tables Are Turned Presiding at the tea table were MIDDLETOWN — High scorer: Alex Dandier, which won a 5500 Holiday Program the department chairman, Mrs. in a recent Jersey Shore Brldg< Dear Kitty: Dear Kitty: Club session in The Oaks wers Alumnae Club Robert Lockwood and Mrs. Dis- I've just received the shock of RED, BANK — The entire Oak- Mrs. William Novogrod of Asbury I met a boy at a carnival whi brow. •$; ,!.*•-..J- • Legion Group my life! I am a self-supporting land Street School, kindergartr • Draperies Park and E. Grant Scheck ol runs the merry-goround. Hi: Hears Lecture widow who must work and reach through sixth grade will preset Guest speaker was Mrs. Anders Allenhurst. parents work in the carnival, too LITTLE SILVER - The Nortli • Slipcovers I Thoren of Fair Haven, a native Plans Events out for inner strength to keep That's his life. a program of Christmas musi Runners-up were Mrs. A. Jud- Jersey Shore Alumnae Club o of Sweden, whose subject was LEONARDO - Mrs. Stanley afloat. While not claiming to be tomorrow at V. 30 p.m. • Upholstering son Dunlap, Brielle, and William We met late last autumn, oi Kappa Gamma met Thursday in "Christmas In Sweden." Mrs. Borus and Mrs. Margaret Letts perfect I've always respected my The children will be gathered Horlacher, Little Silver, second an ,Indian summer day. The mu- the home of Mrs. Harold H. Hart, • Bedspreads Thoren recalled some of her in- were initiated as new members of children's privacy — particular- around a lighted tree on the and Harold Phillips Sr., Red Bank sic played and everybody wa: Jr., Point Rd. Mrs. Hart gave an teresting experiences while grow- the American Legion Auxiliary: ly in regard to their mail. school playground. • Curtains and William Novogrod, third. happy. For us it was love ai illustrated lecture on Christmai ing up In that country and related last week. Some time ago I told my son first sight. 1 paid for my firsi The program is under the di- Shop-«t-Home Service The games are held every Fri- wrappings. many of the native beliefs and A Christmas party will be held and daughter-in-law that a per- merry-go-round ride. He wouldn' rection of Miss Auguste Broad- Phone SH1-2M4 day night under the direction ol The sorority will hold a cock- customs. Mrs. Thoren also dis- Wednesday in Cedar Inn, High- sonal letter, addressed to me, was let me pay for any more. The meyer, supervisor of elementary Mrs. Kenneth Chandler and Mrs. tail party Feb. 17 in the home ol Sherman's played illustrated Swedish books lands. The Monmouth County aux- being mailed care of them at whole afternoon was a beautiful music for the Red Bank Public Dunlap. Mrs. Harry Lubkert, Holmdel. Decorators of fairy tales and folklore, and iliary meeting was held Friday their home, as I was going on a dream. Schools. She will be assisted by Clothing was collected for th< 4K Broad St. Shrewsbury copies of paintings by Swedish In the post home, Rt. 36, with the trip. When I returned, they the Oakland Street School princi- FREE PARKING When I told my parents, thej Freehold Detention Home, i artists, many dating back to 1906. Keyport auxiliary as hostesses. sheepishly handed me the letter, pal, Miss Lillian Jordan, and the Christmas Party were horrified. My dad is a verj sorority project, Twelve mem- January events will include a with no comment. I went to my following teachers: Mrs. Kathleen The next meeting of the de- UNION BEACH - The birth- respected man in our community bers attended. clam chowder sale and the Past car to read it and only then no- He belongs to 10 clubs and say Gedrys, Mrs. Tina DeFalco, Miss partment will be held Jan. 2 at day of Mrs. Anthony La Conte Nancy Wall, Mrs. Clare Nary, 1 p.m. in the clubhouse. Mrs. was marked last week at a meet- President and Past Commander's ticed that the letter had been his reputation will be ruined dinner. opened. The enclosure—a sealed I continue to see this carniva Miss Vera Hennessy and Miss James Hammond and Mrs. Har ing of the Auxiliary of the Italian Executive Board Esther Bower. ry Moyle will be hostesses. This American Social Club in the club envelope, had been cut sharply boy. My mom says he proablj Plans Projects meeting has been designated hall. but neatly at one end, with scis- has a girl in every state oni The program Is open to the sors, then the outer envelope RED BANK - The Busines: public. "Creative Writing Day." Mem- Plans were made for a Christ- Prepare Gifts most likely will grow up to bi OUR sealed with tell-tale marks. Both and Professional Women's Club bers have been invited to submit mas party Tuesday in Peterson's a carnival man. ONLY LINCROFT - The welfare de- my son and Ms wife are college held an executive committee STORE original writings. Buttonwood Manor, Matawan. partment of the Lincroft Worn Why should they call him "ni Auxiliary Holds graduates! good trash" when they've neve: meeting Wednesday in the hom an's Club bought and wrapped of Miss Mary Hufnagel, Bodman gifts for the children at the Ar- To say I was heartbroken seen him? It isn't his fault thai Christmas Party doesn't express it. Next time IT he's a carnival boy. A lette PI. thur Brisbane Child Treatment The Red Bank unit will parti RED BANK - The National Center at its meeting last week rent a post box—right? Mean came from him this morning say Auxiliary of Letter Carrier'! As- [while, should I speak up, or for- ing he was in the next town wit! cipate in the State Charity Pro} WOOLWORTH S in the home of Mrs. Thomas ect by making a donation to th sociation, Red Bank Branch, met Nevins, chairman. ever hold my peace?—V. the carnival. Should I answer It' last week in the home of Mn, Ed- —Boots. Chinese Nurses Home in Formo- Members of the department are Dear V.: For your son's sake, sa. ward Piccolie, 17 Canal St., for its Christmas party. 52 BROAD STREET RED BANK holding cottage bridge sessions speak up, not in anger but in Dear Boots: Charming as this A Christmas party for mem- in their homes. Funds raised will sorrow. Unless he and his wife boy may be, you and he live bers and guests will be held There will be no regular meet- be used to send a mentally re- are made fully aware of the in different worlds and I doubt Thursday evening in the Crystal ing in January. Instead, the auxil- tarded child to summer camp. crime they've committed, they that you can make them one Brook Inn. Entertainment will be iary will hold a dinner at Peter- Other projects of the depart- might be guilty of something no matter how much you try, provided by a barbershop quar son's Shrewsbury Inn. The next ment include the making of can- far worse next time. Moral de- While the reasons your father tet from Monmouth County. regular monthly meeting will be WINDOW DECORATION SALE! cer dressings for the American flections, such as the one you and mother gave you were not held in March in the home of The regular meeting for Jan the best, they were right, how- Mrs. "George Netterman, 131 Cancer Society, the saving of old describe, are, as Solomon so uary will be held in Peterson's OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. EVERY EVENING ever. Put this Indian summer South St. nylon stockings for New Jersey wisely put it, "Like the little Restaurant on Shrewsbury Ave idyl in your memory book and State Hospital at Greystone Park, foxes that spoil the vines." Im- Miss Elizabeth Smith is in chargi get on with life in your world. and at each general meeting plore them to restore your faith of the program, LADIES AID ELECTS members contribute to "Meals In them for your own peace of NEW MONMOUTH - Election 3 Lite Electric 8 Lite Electric for Millions." mind, as well as theirs. Dear Kitty: of officers was held at a meet- UL APPROVED LABEL Is there anything wrong in Nurses to Meet UL APPROVED LABEL •»**•***»*••*•* »*M * * *•••*•••******•*••»•***; ing of the Ladies Aid Society in girl being older than the boy WEST LONG BRANCH — Thi the Baptist Church Fellowship whom she is engaged? I am 22 Monmouth County Chapter ol Hall Wednesday. Mrs. James my fiance 20. Our mothers claim Catholic Nurses will meet tomor- Griggs was elected president; CANDOLIER CANDOLIER we're making a big mistake row at 7,30 p.m. in the audi Mrs. Walter Junie, vice presi- LOWEST PRICES we marry. We plan on being mar torium of St. Jerome Catholic dent, Mrs. Gay Hansen, secre- ried as soon as he gets out Church, Wall St. tary, and Mrs. Grace Meyer was REG. REG. the Army. What am I to do?—D A covered dish supper and re-elected treasurer. $|17 $|74 Dear D.: Two years differ- Christmas parly will precede i A Christmas party with ex- PRICE PRICE on LAMPS ence is negligible. If you and short business meeting con change of pifts was held after a the boy love one another and ducted by Miss Ruth Johnson, covered dish luncheon for mem- 1.49 1.98 LIGHTING have enough money saved up R.N., Long Branch. bers and guests. to finance marriage, listen to FIXTURES your hearts, not your mother BOY SCOUT RALLY ANNUAL PROGRAM or his. It's your life. Lead it! T1NTON FALLS - A Scou NEWARK - The 33-voice Rut- FIREPLACE rally will be held tomorrow a gers-in-Newark Mixed Choir will EQUIPMENT Send your problem to Kitty Kc] 7 p.m. in the Tinton Falls School present it 11th annual program of 8 Lite C-6 7 Light ly care of The Register. Be sun with Boy Scout Troops 50 and Christmas music Wednesday at CHRISTMAS , to enclose a stamped, self-ad- 250 of Shrewsbury and Troop 101 12:15 p.m. in the Newark Mus- TREE LIGHT SET OUTDOOR SET dressed envelope. Helpful leaflc of New Shrewsbury, partici eum. Miss Toni M. Benardo of DECORATIONS available. Write for "To Marr pating. The rally is open to par Tinton Falls, soprano, will parti- Complete with Bulbs Complete with Bulbs -Or Wait?" ents and friends cipate in the program sponsored ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT by the Newark College of Arts located at and Sciences Student Council. It REG. is open to the public. REG. LAMP POST Science Shrinks Piles $159 HAS SUPPER PARTY CORNER PRICE PRICE RARITAN TOWNSHIP - the land of lights New Way Without Surgery "Clowns" was the theme for 69c 1.89 supper party held in honor of 57 1 MONMOUTH Stops Itch—Relieves Pain David Rubin, 18 Calt Dr., Hazlet, on the occasion of his sixth birth- Shopping N™ ToTk, N. T. -For the BO thorough that suffcrcri made first time science has found a new astonishing statements like "Files day last Tuesday. Guests included Center * healing substance with the aston- have censed to b« a problem I" Todd Higby, Dickie Conover, ishing ability to shrink hemor- The secret is a new healing sub- David Chachko, Glenn and Jef- YOUR MONEY BUYS MORE.... AT I rhoids, atop itching, end relieve stance (Bio-Dync*)-dlscovery of frey Nydick, Robert and Edward Eatontown pain — without surpery. , a world-fnmous research institute. Schnur, Vincent Tamcnelli, Don In case after case, while gently This substance ia now available Ricker, and Robert Rubin. A WOOLWORTH STORE OPEN DAILY'9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. relieving pain, actual reduction in fiippotttory or ointment form (ibrinkaeo) toolc place. under the name Preparation lit Musical selections on the trum- II cut amazing of «11—remits wert At all drug eounUra,. pet were played by Robert Rubin. ; Hew Hints Clinic on Whatls RED BANK REGISTER Monday, Dec II, 1961— For Lunch MCOSS Mobile Trailer % a Box1 FREEHOLD — By thii tim In Farm Area Thurs. of the year, anyone who carries LONG BRANCH - The mobile Prosperity La., Manalapan Town' a lunch is likely to experience health service trailer of the Mon ship in the afternoon. the appetite fatigue that come mouth County Organization for In the trailer, first used by when a packed lunch drifts into Social Service will make another MCOSS last summer as a means the sandwich-fruit-cookie routine, trip to the farm belt of Mon- of providing health services to xay* Mr». Sylvia F. Meehan, mouth County Thursday to take migrant farm workers, the chil- county home agent. , health services to infants and dren will be given physical exam- . True, the dally lynch packing pre-school children of remote inations and needed immuniza- may seem a monotonous, endless tions. areas. The unit will be located chore, but with just a little The MCOSS public health nurs- thought given to that something at Sweetman's La., Millstone Township, that morning and at es working in these areas have special for the. lunch box, this arranged appointments for the meal can be thoroughly enjoyed children whose parents wish to by the family. take advantage of the service. It On a blustery day, for instance, Choirs Sing is estimated that there are about nothing is more 'warming than 100 children under school age in bowl < of piping hot soup. Ther die two sections and most of are more (nan two dozen varie- At Center them have not had adequate ties of canned soups'on the mar- health care before. The clinic in ket and they go everywhere hand- EATONTOWN — Monmouth Millstone is scheduled from 10 ily in a wide-mouth vacuum bot- Shopping Center's "Christmas- a.m. to noon and in the afternoon tle. "Prepared with milk as wel land" programs are currently in Manalapan the clinic will be 'as water, they give an important under way. held from 1 to 4 p.m. nutritional plus. . "Santa's Fairyland" is located CARIBBEAN CRUISE passengers aro Mr. and Mrs. . The secret of something special in the center's civic auditorium, Dr. Joseph Jurkoic of Neptune to go with this dish is the garni: open Monday through Friday, 1 to is the pediatrician in charge. Abraham Block, 123 Bruce Rd., Red Bank, aboard the that provides both flavor an 8:30 p.m. and on Saturdays, 11 The services are for well chil- Italia. texture and contrast and mak a.m. to S pjn. Each child visiting dren. Those with physical de- the eating fun. Wrap these separ- the auditorium receives a free fects discovered as a result of ly in plastjp wrap to keep them gift, and talks with the center's the examinations will be referred crisp and fresh. "Holiday Princess." Her "court" to the appropriate health service Junior Club Plans Event for care. The mobile clinics sup- Here are a few ideas to starl is made up of sets of animated chairman, to Miss Florence Ul- HELPING HANDS — Boy Scouts lend a hand in the Monmouth County Christmas Seal plements the regularly estab- LITTLE SILVER — The Junior with: Bean soup-toast croutons, animals, Including a brown bear Woman's Club will hold a buffet rich of the Monmouth County drive by distributing potters throughout the county. Daniel Herbert, center, Troop lished MCOSS infant and pre- pea soup-popcorn, corn' chowder, named "Lollipop" who does the school clinics in health centers supper tonight at 1 o'clock in the Welfare House at Freehold. crumbled- crisp bacon, vegetable- 17, Red Bank, and Bruce Sebastian, Pack SO, Shrewsbury, put up a potter near the twist. More than 2,500 children and community buildings, Old Union House, Red Bank. . coup-corn chips, mushroom soup- have visited the "Fairyland" Christmas free on Broad St.. At left it John B. Allen of Shrewsbury, drive's business since its 'opening Nov. 24. throughout the county. Mrs. Robert Fouratt of this bor- pretzel s t i c k s, clam chowder- ough is chairman. Assisting on chairman for the greater Red Bahk area. * The "Christmasland Choral" is Nurses making arrangements UPHOLSTERY cheese sticks. the committee are Mrs. Robert made up of students from ele- for the clinics on Thursday are Mixing two different kinds Gunther, Fair Haven; Mrs. Con- mentary and high schools of Mon Miss Inga Heyman, MCOSS nurse CLEANED soup is a good idea for interest stantlne Iskalis and Mrs. Charles mouth and Ocean Counties who in Millstone Township, and Miss and new flavor, says Mrs. M Kasse, Little Silver, and Mrs. View Slides visit the center during shopping Joan Miller, MCOSS Manalapan han. Try beef noodle and bean Alfred Kelly, Middletown. IN with bacon minestrone and toma- hours and sing carols out-of-doors Township nurse. The drama and music depart- to rice, green pea and beef broth, On Room on the malls in "Santa's Song- YOUR or "invent" your own combina- shop" Before this carol singing ment, under the direction of Mrs. tions. ends on Dec. 23, more than 900 Michael Bivona, Rumson, will HOME Decoration students will have lung in the Miss Lewis provide the program. center. Mrs. Edgar von Gehren, chair- RED BANK — Mrs. Francis Students of Central Regional man of the welfare department, Streich and Mrs. George Koenig, Is Hostess Safety Unit High School in Bayville opened announced that the club prepared SH 1-4255 chairmen of the American home the program Wednesday night NEW SHREWSBURY - Miss Thanksgiving basket for a To Study department, presented a pro- and the first afternoon concert Virginia Lewis, 5 Carlton Dr., needy family in the community. gram, "New Rooms for Old," at was given by the Girls' Choral of entertained the members of the The department also will fill ACME a recent meeting of the evening St. Ann's Parochial School of faculty of the Florence C. Gau- h r i s t m a s gift bags for the CARPET & UPHOLSTERY Toxic Gas department of the Red Bank Keansburg on Thursday, Today dinccr School in Springfield at a children at the Farmingdale Pre- Woman's Club in the clubhouse. LONG BRANCH - The Mon at 3 p.m. the Sea Bright school cocktail party recently. ventorium. CLEANING COMPANY mouth County Safety Council wi The color slides illustrating Cel children will sing; Wednesday 1 , Miss Gaudineer, former school A contribution of $25 for Christ- ! 128 Oakland St. KM! tank bold its regular meeting Wednes- anesa fibers were supplied by p.m., Middletown Township High nurse for the school district for mas was made by Mrs. Herbert day'from 1 to 3 p.m. in the aud Sterling Furniture Company. School, and 7 p.m., Tomi River whom the school is named, was Swanson of Red Bank, project torium of Monmouth Medical Cen- Mrs. Norman Tornberg High School; Thursday, 10:30 among the guests. Howard Smith, ter. ' • transfer from Merchantville, was a.m.. Wall Townhip Elementary president of the board of educa- 1 "The program will be on thi welcomed as a new member. School; Friday, 1 p.m., Lake- tion, was also present. theme of hazards of toxic fume Guests were Mrs. John Koz- wood High School; Saturday, Other guests included Mrs. and gas. A review of fatalities dofer and Miss Marie Scatuorch- p.m., Union Beach School, and Olive Hann, Mrs. Barbara Parks, and injuries from previous year io. p.m., St. Denis Parochial Mrs. Blanche Fernicola, Mrs. Mil- will point up the seriousness The American home depart- School, Manasquan. dred Snider, Mrs. Ethel Nau- the problem of toxic condition! ment will have a cookie exchange Pec. 18, 4 p.m.. Holy Spirit mann, Pat Taddeo, Russell from household products an Thursday In the home of Mrs. School, Asbury Park, and 7 p.m. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Marty Gelt- equipment misused or in imper- Harold Lartaud. Mrs. Clifton C. Knollwood School. Fair Haven, man, Mr. and Mrs. Guj Vilotti, HUFFMAN JJ BOYLE fect condition. T ewis is in charge of volunteers Dec. 19, 2:30 p.m., Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Robert Senkawski Also ta be reviewed will be pre- to decorate the clubhouse Wednes- School, Eatontown; Dec. 20, 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Packer. FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM cautions for "Safety Through th day. p.m., River Plaza School, 8 p.m. Miss Lewis' sister, Mrs. June Holi-daze" and comment on-thi The welfare department an- Star of the Sea Academy, Long Lotrecchio, and her son and Miss Home Safety Conference. nounced that mittens and canned Branch, and T p.m., Howell Town- Lewis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 goods for the needy are to be ship Schools, and Dec. 21,1 p.m., seph Lewis also attended. brought to the next meet Oceanport Grammar School. MEMORIAL — Mrs. E. Howard Jeffrey, right, of Inter, ing Dec. 18. Blairs Hosts laken, organizing regent of Old Topanemus Chapter, A musical program, "With i Song in Your Heart," will high- Daughter's of theAmerican Ravolution, and Mrt.Johh Students Tour At Dinner light the Christmas meeting un- M. Heyer, West; Long Branch, hittdrian of the chapter, de the direction of Mrs. LeRoy RED BANK — Mr. and Mrs, Fitkin School CHRISTMAS GIFT! Phifer. A meeting was held in George Blair, Buttonwcpd Dr., mark the grave of a real daughter of the American her home Tuesday to prepare for NEPTUNE - Thirty girls, Shrewsbury, entertained em Revolution, Catherine Jeffrey Ireland, Sunday in the the program. members of the Careers Club of ployees" families' and friends ol Old First Methoditt Cemetery, West Long Branch. Mrs. Mr. Blair's enterprises recent); Red Bank Catholic High School, at a dinner party here in Olc Ireland, daughter of Francit Jeffrey, who terved in the attended a tea and went on tour Wednesday at the Ann May Union House. American Revolution in Capt. Thomas Chadwick't New Service Plans School of Nursing, Fitkiq Attending were Robert M. Ko- Jertey Company and was wounded in action, it the Memorial Hospital. They were ac- foed, Matawan, manager of Fog Annual Dinner companied by Sister Mary ging Unlimited, Inc.: BernardHov- direct ancestor of Mrs. Jeffrey and Mrs. Heyer. RED BANK — The first annual Kenneth, biology teacher at the er. Port Monmouth, manager ol Christmas dinner of the Red Bank high school, and Mrs. Dorothea B o a t Ski a n d Scooter Center; For Muscular Dystrophy Area Multiple Listing Service will Sullivan, club adviser. David Clausen, Holmdel, assist- be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. in The group was greeted by Mrs, ant general manager; William R, Wlllowbrook Inn, Fair Haven. \ Cook, Red Bank, general mana Ethel Hlross, director of the Theodore Hall of Hall Brother^, school of nursing. Requirements ger, and Francis L. Clayton, Riv- List Drive Canvassers Fair Haven, is chairman of the er Plaza, plant manager, Hospital for admission to the nursing Mrs. David Maltzman, Mrs. H. event. All salesmen of the 36- Picture Service. WEST LONG BRANCH - The school and the curriculum were March for Muscular Dystrophy A. Bayer, Mrs. Frank R. Cioffi, member offices of the organiza- discussed by Miss Elaine McClel. Other guests were Mr. and is continuing here during the next Mrs. Helen Brandt, Mrs. William tion will be guests of the service. Ian, assistant director of the Mrs. Charles Conover, Everett few weeks. Kaknavich, Mrs. E. M. Kronisch, Special recognition awards will school. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoplock, Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. F. W. be presented. Mrs. Robert Walker, 5 Lloydy , The student government system Eatontpwn; Miss Gail Collopy, Biese.Mrs. Francis Golden, Mrs. Guest speaker will be Rev. Dr. Ave., borough chairmanh , is beinb g at the n u r s 1 n g school was ex MIRRORS FROM Navesink; Bernard Hover, Jr. Arthur H. Ardolino, Mrs. William Charles S. Webster of the Red and Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, assisted in the house-to-house can- plained by Miss Lynette Faille, a G. Woolley, Mrs. William Harvey, Bank Presbyterian Church. senior student, of Windsor. After ATLANTIC GLASS Red Bank; Gerald' Quaglia and vass by Mrs. Carolyn M. Shaw, Mrs. Robert W. Adams, Mrs. Nor- Miss Judy Wheeler, New Shrews- Mrs. William Doherty, Mrs. refreshments were .served, the man E. Holloway, Mrs. Les- Career Club group made a tour MAKE A LASTING, bury; Miss Joan Long, Lincroft; Ralph Ardolino, Mrs. Dominick ter H. Grubmah, Mrs. Peter J. Nicholas Mazza, Miss Ruth An- Strollo, Mrs. Irving Sachs, Mrs. Poster Contest of Fitkin Hospital and the nurs- West, Mrs. Ralph Barron, Mrs. ing school. Senior nursing stu- thony and John Mazza. Shrews- Marvin Stein, Mrs. Leonard BELFORD - Winners in the BEAUTIFUL GIFT E. M. Hoppenstedt, Mrs. Michael dents serving as guides were Miss bury; Curtis Green, Oakhurst; Vogel, Mrs. Joseph F. Ratti, Mrs. poster contest for the Book Fair S. Kelemen, Mrs. Samuel J. To- Faille, Miss Carol Burke, Iselin; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leonard, Nathan A. Norman, Mrs. Irving held this week by the Bayview maini, Mrs. Joseph Scalise, Mrs. Miss Maureen Dennis, Matawan; Fair Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ansky, Mrs. J. Russell Wool- Parent-Teacher Association are F. J. McCormack and Mrs. Wil- Miss Joyce Roth, Clifton, and Fournier, River Plaza, and Mrs ley, Jr., Mrs. Donald K. Ryder, Judy Bonkoski and Thomas John- liam I. Cooke, all of this place. Miss Judith Vincent, North Plain- Bernard Hover, Mrs. Francis L Mrs. Joseph Henry, Mrs. George son, third grade; Susan Walsh, field. LARGE 16"x60" Clayton, Mrs. David Clausen, D. Pearsall, Mrs. George Ber- Also, the Misses Leonra Town- Priscilla Glendening and Mary Mrs. Robert Koloed. man, Mrs. Joseph 6. Shirk and send, Marle.rie.Van Dyke, Linda Ann Akelaitis, fourth grade; Mrs. Lawrence Davis. Wilcox, Marcella Agnellinq, Patri- Wayne Wagner and Martha Ro- Also, Mrs, George W. Congdon, cia Dennis, Theresa Vitola, Carol manski, fifth grade. Each re- Cub Committee Mrs. Harold Eder, Mrs. F. W. Dinen, Judith Metier and Bar- ceived a book. Weston Jr., Mrs. Joseph L. For; bara Benson, all of West Long Runners-up for each grade were DOOR Meets Tonight larotto, Mrs. Raymond Yackel, Branch; and Mrs. William C. Margaret Schwartz and Linda RUMSON—Committeemen and Mrs. Ivar Nordin, Mrs. George Kirschner and Mrs. Daniel' D. Kay, fourth, and Leslie Feathers den mothers of Cub Pack 11 will W. Snedaker, Mrs. Alessio M. Leitstein, both of Long Branch, and Richard Wagner, fifth grade. hold their montly meeting today Aurilio, Mrs. Thomas B. Mills, at 8 p.m. in Binham Hall. Mrs. George Becker, Mrs. Fran- cis P. Ku 1 ak, Mrs. RoieM. WE HAVE FINE GIFTS MIRROR Cub leaders will discuss plans for the pack meeting and Christ- Fioretti, Mrs. Zeldon E. Rose, mas party to be held Dec. 18 at Mrs. Nicholas Mancini, Mrs. Wil- for Expectant Mothers REGULAR 9.50 7:30 p.m. in Forrestdale School. iam V. Garner and Mrs. Donald Cub Master of Pack 11 is John R. Mayer. A. Karinja. Other officers are Also, Mrs. Remington Orsinger, Full length Mrs. Paul J. Shea, secretary; Mrs. C. H. Selick, financial sec- ATTEND CONFERENCE Complete with retary; Mrs. William Stopple, TRENTON — Taking parp t clips and screws registrar, and Mrs. Francis E. the MiddlMiddl e AtlantiAtlti c RegionaRil l CCon Hockey, awards chairman. SEE US FOR ALL Individually ference on Instruction yesterday Committee chairman is Donald hrough Wednesday, sponsored by YOUR PHOTO NEEDS cartoned Shalders and Philip Nadler is as- he National Education Associa Ready to hang sistant committee chairman. Oth- ion at its headquarters in Wash- Gift Certificates er committee heads include Lynn ington, D. C, were four educators We carry • complota Farnham, treasurer; Warren Wil- from Monmouth County: Miss kinson, speakers; Quentin Young, Anita H. Pease and Joseph Mar- Don't know what to give? Let line af famous brand fund raising; Philip Nadler, out- on, Leonardo; James J. How her pick out her own Christmas CHOOSE FROM A HUGE SELECTION ing; Charles Van Vliet, Olympics; cameras and accessor- rd, Wall Township Cen- gift with a gift certificate of OF WALL AND DOOR MIRRORS Edgar Layton, ceremonies; ral School, West Belmar, and ial. Bring your cameras Thomas Shea, sports, and Donald Everett C. Curry, Atlantic High nny denomination. She'll love Shalders, property. lands. you for it. htr* for exptrf repair AMPLE FREE PARKING • Robes • Lingerie • Sweaters service. BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME • Skirts • Tops • Slacks We Have Everything FOR THE HOLIDAYS for the Have Your Carpets Cleaned Now THE ATLANTIC GLASS CO. For the Holiday at ... CAMERA FAN STORK SET "Gla$i and Mirrors in Every Size You Can Break" 15 WHITE ST. 21 MAPLE AVENUE 1813 H STREET LION'S DORN'S Photo Shop C«r. WblU (t A Miplt Avt. Ic. •! Hth Av.. Hwy. 71 (4N> RED BANK The Finest and Fastest in Rug Cleaning Service RED BANK BELMAR SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING SH 1-5916 IS Wolloe* Strttt Ttl. SHadysId* 7-2020 Tel. MUtual 1-1200 RUG CLEANERS Stpplta mi Equipment WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED IANK SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 | Open All Day Saturday I 12-Monday. Dec. 1U 1961 RED BANK REGISTER to convert the buildfag "tot Vat DENNIS THE MENACE HANK KETCHAM c/acter Suite, vd. selection* wert manufacture of clothing. Sees Action y Pupils Present wng byt!» fourth p*» «aj flltb grade, Santa Clau» m«d* « »ur' Amateur Athletic Union *t * con- prise visit to the children. Mrt. vention held in Houston, Tex. Five bronze turkeys owned by Qn Legislation Yule Program George and Edward Hoey Jean Dordon, director of mu»lc of Events Of f « Middletown Towniiiip schools was MM. Jesse Minot, treasurer were stolen, NfeW YORK (AP) ~ Sen. Hat- BELFQRD - A program th! Red Bank Woman'i Club, re- riwn A, WilUamf, Su, D-NJ, b*- Christmas songs' was presented to charge. •.-,.-• • , lleves that, five labor bills affect- signed because of poor health. New Monmouth lost one of its by the pupils of the Church Street The fourth grade won the' at- rs Acjo ing migrant -laborers will be She had held the position 20 oldest landmarks when a house School at the Parent-Teache.- As- tendance award. owned by James E. Griggs was passed in Congress next year. sociation meeting.Moaday. Richard P. -Stearns Irom the (Continued) years. razed. The dwelling was torn Williams said that the bills, Four selections were,rendered Children's Psychiatric Center, t*ry; Timothy 1/lfxson, treas- of istration and child labor, • ! Jeremiah T. Mahoney of Rum- Michael Del Guidice purchase< Middletown, was a member of the The senator made his prediction! GRAND ion Rd., Little Stiver, a former the • former Huff in & Ambrosii committee for the annual Dean's in a speech to the! annual Re- New York Supreme Court Justice, plant located on Bridge Ave.,Re< Drag to be held at John Jay gional Migratory Later Confer-! was elected president of the Bank, Mr. Del Guidice planriet Hall, Columbia College. ence of the U.S. Department of WAY Health, Education and Welfare. Sorenson & Bahr, Highlands DISCOUNT CENTERS contractors, were awarded, a Change of Watch contract, by the Highlands'Bor- ough Council to lower the sewer Dinner Held at Bphrs' line which crosses the river from HIGHLANDS — The Coastll the town to the ocean. Guard Auxiliary of Flotilla 26j] FOR YOUR K.^*- Change of Watch' dinner was re-|| Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Bissell cently held at Bahrs* Landing. went to California for the win- •Attending were Mr. and Mrs.1 ter. Jack Bryan, Mr. -ana Mrs: Gus-j tave Orhberg, Mr. and Mrs. WiW Rudolph Malchow of Leroy PI., Ham Howef and Mr.'and Mrs. suffered a knee Injury when h« 'WART PUCE! HOT EVEHOtt" PICTURE Of 5WUCUWS!' Jack Kwik^ Red Bank; Mr. and SHOPPING was hit by a car. The accident Mrs. Horace Bower,: Cliffwood occurred at Broad and Mon- :owsky. John Laurie and Kevin Beach; Mr. and Mrs. John Er- mouth Sts. • . Raritan Cub mith were announced as the top hart, Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs. )ubs in ; the uniform inspection Robert McKijight, West End; Mr. i New Packard sedans were :qnducted during last month's and Mrs. Robert Baumgartner, CONVENIENCE selling for approximately $950 atPack Inducts 16 jack meeting. Neptune; Mr. and Mrs: Thomas :he Monmouth County Packard NORTH CENTERVILLE- Six- W. BlBlr, Fair Haven,, and • Mr. Co., Red Bank and Sea Bright. teen boys were inducted as Bob- and Mrs. Matt Hughes arid Ed-|| cats into Cub Pack 136 at theNamed Cemetery ward H. Emmons, Eatonto^n. The home of John B. Johnson, :ove Road Elementary Sehool. Herbert Neu of Leonardo is flo-|| Freehold postmaster, was robbed Inducted were Stephen Ortlieb, Sales Director tilla commander. Horace Bower II of $6. Police were searching for Kevin Powers, Richard Donald- of Cliffwobd Beach is vice com-1 magazine salesman. son, Robert Cullen, Curtis M. HAZLET - Thomas Stevens mander, and Jack Erhart of Long|| FROM NOW Fire destroyed a three-car ga- Hart, Joseph McGurrin, James A. las been appointed .director of Branch, training officer. You'll KnftW where vour "treasures'! are rage and upstairs apartments in Bruncati, Robert G. Alexander, sales at Shoreland Memorial Gar Monmouth Beadi. The building Rayraond stetz Andrew Jorbel| dens Cemetery, Rt. 35. ' was owned by Herbert AndersonAnderson. Jerry Wolff, Alan T. Duncan, An Mr. Stevens is married and the I If you keep them all together Tna William J. Mcisoll of West ather of three girls. He resides THRU. thony Montagna, Robert Morris, Keansburg, enlisted in the Army Robert Koenig and John Faghler. in Spring Lake Heights and was imm DEPOSIT BOX for field artillery service in Induction ceremonies were con- originally a resident of.Essex Hawaii. ducted by Cubmaster Ray Mitch- County. Inside our strong vault! ell with assistance from William Mr. Stevens has broad experi- Gets $32,500 Sheehan and Winslow Collier. • ence In the memorial park ceme- DEC. 23 rd "Cub Scout Magician" was the tery field. At present he is con- Rek one soon: Cost Fs pennies weekly I theme of the meeting, and magic ducting conferences with a new In Damages tricks were presented by the Cubs sales group that he has gathered NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - An and their fathers. Each den was together. ironworker has been awarded represented by its best magician GRAND-WAY $32,500 damages for injuries re Tricks by a special guest, James ceived when he was accidentally Provenzano of Hazlet, highlighted Who lifted by a crane hoist and the program. dropped 20 feet to the ground. Advancement awards were pre- WILL BE THE John Joyce, 55, of 52 Arbordale sented to Robert Cassidy, Mtchae Dr., Cliffwood Beach, was Marshowsky, Joseph Murphy award the sum lest week in a Su- George Patterson, Dennis Me- Winter can't worry you perior Court action against the Grath, Allan Slocum, John Brett, MONMOUTH COUNTY Coastal Construction Co. of Lin- Eugene Cricallo, Mark Bufano, when th« intide of your den, and the crane operator, JohJh n Bethel, Gilbert Bennett, All- home is cozy, Our efficient Seymouy r Gottlieb of 2741 Summit bert 0ejesus and Dennis Kirch- lervica provides, you with Ter., Linden. ner. John Loughney received a NATIONAL BANK Judge DuBoiD s S. Thompson pre-' denner stripe and gold and silver fuel oil to keep it that sided at the three-day trial. Joyce' arrpws. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation way. • Mrs. Dorothy Donaldson was In- Red Bank New Shrewsbury Little Silver right foot when the accident oc-' troduced as a new den mother curred Jan. 11, 1960, at the Ron- Service stars were presented to Keyport Englishtown Atlantic Highlands den mother* Mrs. Joan Smllh and Mrs. Gloria McMahon. The flag ceremony was presented by Den ' and skits were presented by th FUEL OIL various dens. TIL 11PM Gilbert W. Bennett, Neighor- Limited TimeOnlyj hood Commissioner, announce plans for the formation of a Bo; Scout-troop in conjunction wit ., didn't recaiye a diploma. [I SUNDAY 9 AM TO 6 PM the Cub pack. "We hope to hav our own Troop 136. However wi need a few more men to give hand," Mr. Bennett said. Light-hearted, Light-footed Brushed Pigskins., Jack Wood, institutional repre- sentative, announced a Christmas party will be held for the Cubs First Time £wr! and that it was made possible b> a $25 donation by the sponsorin unit, the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Keyport Post. A family skating party is planned for Dec. 18 at the Belve- dere Arena, Keansburg. Santa Claus will make an appearance and a Christmas grab bag will be featured. William Sheehan, Webelos lead • J:

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SECTION TWO MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1961 7c PER COPY General Strike Planned

SANTO DOMINGO, Domincan Republic (AP) — The opposition heartedly charged a return to dictatorship, broke off negotia- tions with President Joaquin Ba- iaguer's regime last night and implied a general strike against Balaguer would resume. "We are on the edge of dis- aster," an opposition spokes- man said after Balaguer declared the talks seeking a solution to Miss Minerva Gatta Peter Mayurnlck LeoMoran Anthony Muu ths nation's protracted political crisis had reached a "definite impasse." Raritan School Program Another opposition leader warned that the nation was headed down the path of Castro's Administrative 'Interns' Help Meet Growth Problems Cuba. The strike, launched 13 days RARITAN TOWNSHIP - In He believes there are many ida, State Teachers College, Lock ago by the opposition to back its live years, enrollment in the things in the development of a Haven, Pa., where he. received demands that Balaguer step out school system here has jumped student which are as important, his bachelor of science degree, of the government, was ended from about 1,500 to 4,000 pupils, if not more important, than pure Penn State University, State Col- Saturday when it appeared agree- CHAMBER'S LIGHTS — Fair Haven Chamber of Commerce officeri itand by «i the highest proportionate increase academic training: work habits, lege, where he received his mas- ment wai near on a junta from Chriitmai tiqhti wer» turned on Friday at th« Fair Hav«n Shopping Center, Rivar Rd. In Monmouth County. getting along with other people, ter's degree. Also state Teachers which Balaguer would resign be- From left ar» Eugan* Adams, Raymond R. Jannoll and Tony E. Hunting, chambar of- With it. th« district lias in- attitudes, integrity, good citizen- College, Glassboro, N. J., Newark fore the end of the year. ship, tolerance. State College and Rutgers. He fieials. The lights wara one oF th« Chamber's projects, creased its teaching and admin: Balaguer said yesterday the "The competitive conditions of served with the United States Air istrative personnel and has initi- talks were stalemated because the world, regarding college en- Force from 1943 to 1946. ated an in-training .program to government officials and leaders trance,: job applications, promo- He, had taught 10 years develop; new administrators with- of the armed forces objected to tions, civil service, must be made prior, to coming Jo Raritan Town- Municipal in the system. the opposition plan for him to be known to the students of the high ship, where he spent two years The district has three new prin- replaced by an opposition choice. cipals, William E. Madden, who school," he says. "They must be at the Hazlet School. Officials Get Hopes Of People will head the new high school, taught that their achievements Well Equipped to open next September; Philip must be evaluated in comparison "The school board," Mr. Guiser The TJational Civic Union, L. Guiser, Cove Eoad School, and to the achievement of others." states, "has equipped the school largest of the opposition groups, Orientation Mr.. Madden's philosophy re- Leo Moran, Beers Street School. in such a v/ay that we have all Philip L. Guiser charged that Balsguer and the NEW BRUNSWICK - The The administrative interim pro- garding discipline — "Disci- the basic essentials." He says armed forces chief. Gen. Pedro Bureau of Government Research gram includes Peter Mayurnick, pline, must be firm with under- that after some of the problems ly, and make sure that Raritan Rodriguei Echavarrla, had be- and .the University Extension Di- Cove Road School; Anthony Maz: standing." of a brand new school are ironed Township and Raritan Township trayed "the just hopes of the vision of Rutgers University Sat- people." ra, Middle Road School; and Miss Meeting Set out, they can do an even better schools had a bright future. I urday held a municipal orienta- Minerva Gatta, Beers Street On Wednesday, Mr, Madden job. He notes, however, that ex- think they do." The civic union said Balaguer, tion conference here designed to School. will hold a meeting for lo"*1 V^: tracurricular activities are at a He received his bachelor of former front man for slain dic- acquaint new municipal officials Mr. Madden received his bache- ents at. 8 p.m. in Keyport High minimum, due to double sessions. science in education at Panzer tator Rafael Trujillo, "has found with the problems and responsi- lor of science degree at Shippens- School in the form of an adult Mr. Guiser is especially proud College, East Orange, and his a new master, dictator Rodri- bilities of public office. burg State College, and his mas- information session. of the school library, which is masters in administration at Se guez; Echavarria." The program featured lectures ters degree in education at Penn- "We believe In self-contained already in operation, and has ton Hall University. Mr. Moran "But," a civic union communi- about the organization and pro- sylvania State University, Un- classrooms, where every subject commended Mrs. Charles McCor- was a captain in the U. S. Army, que said, "the Dominican people cedure of governing bodies, and iversity Park, Pa. is, taught by one teacher, because mack and Mrs. Stanley Schwartz working his way up from private. will not accept him now or ever. the municipal budget process. Before coming to .Raritan the teacher can become more fa- for their voluntary help in this He is also a football official for The communique, read over the Attending the conference from Township High School, he was miliar with the child," says Mr. project. the New Jersey Football Officials opposition radio Voi del Troplco, Monmouth County were Council- principal at the lenape Regional Guiser, new Cove Road School Association. Mr. Moran, principal of the said the civic union "warns all man Edward Stratton and Coun- High School, Medford, and at principal' Beers Street School, lives in Rar- cilman-elect William R o o n e y Single Session Hope these insensible people in the Toms River High School. Mr. Guiser hails originally itan Township with his wife and both of Fair Haven; Councilman Mr. Moran's greatest hope Is most energetic manner that their ' Madden Views from State College, Pi. He now five children, Richard, 19; Patri- William R. Seylaz of Manasquan; that the Raritan Township efforts to maintain themselves Mr,- Madden feels the school lives in Raritan Township with cia, 16; Susan, 14; Kathleen, 10, Mayor elect Russel W. Morgan of schools will be on single session in power will be useless before should be recognized as a place his wife and two sons, Philip, and Maureen, 6. Atlantic Highlands; Councilman in the near future. (he people's determination to be where unexplored abilities, Inter- Jr., 10, and Tom, 5. "With a family as large as absolutely free and absolutely Warren E. Hutchinson of Mata- ests and traits are discovered and He re'eeived his educational mine,'* Mr. Moran states, "Ihad He is proud of the remedial free to determine their own des- wan; Mayor Herbert E. Werner given an opportunity tar growth; training at the University of Flor- ttvlooK into things very thorough- reading program at Beers Street tiny." of Eatontown; Councilman-elect School. Afternoon students come John H. Dill of Rumson; Wall in'from it to 11:40 a.m., and Viriato A. Fiallo. president of Township Committeeman Waller morning students come in from the civic union, said the party Lukowltz and Councilman Fran- 12.25 to 1:05 p.m. Transportation leaders would meet today to dis- cis L. Cooper of New Shrewsbury. FAIR HAVEN SANTA—In fha traditional costume, Frank is a problem, but parents are co- cuss the next steps "to achieve 1 Parry, preiidenjyof flit Fair Haven Chamber of Com- operating and rides are being ar- our ends In a peaceful manner. ranged, the principal notes. Brush Fire m»rce, presents candy to Cindy Malonay, 4, daughter Mr. Moran decries the lack of FAIR HAVEN - Firemen were of Mr. and Mrs. David Malonay of 172 Dartmouth Avi. space for the program, but feels Five Hear called Saturday to extinguish a at Christmas trat lighting eartmonict in that borough that the teachers, under the co- brush, fire in a field behind Na- chairmanship of Miss Gatta and tivity Catholic Church, River Rd. Friday Mrs. Theresa Welsh, "are doing Sentences In a marvelous job." Teachers participating in the program are Miss Janet Graig, County Court Mrs. Louise Smith, Mrs. Diane FREEHOLD - Leon. E. Smith, Sprung, Mrs. Muriel Frank, Mrs. Pearl St., Red Bank, was sen- Mary Shugard, Mrs. Edward tenced Friday by County Judge Gorman, Anthony Benetesky, Edward J. Ascher to a one-year Alex Bastista, Robert Todd, Mrs. term in state prison on a charge Ann Fitzgerald and Mrs. Emily of issuing worthless checks. Tame. Assistant Prosecutor Solomon Varied Dulles Lautman said Smith pleaded The administrative intern pro- guilty Nov. 20 to a charge of ram has been set up in the passing a worthless check in the three local schools, Cove Road, amount of $39 last Jan. 8. Middle Road and Beers Street. Smith was represented by Bur- Such a program aids the princi- ton Fundler of Asbury Park. pal of each school in the field George Edmund, Jr., Orchard of administration, so that princi- St., Matawan, was given a sus- pals can assume more duties in pended indeterminate sentence to the role of curriculum and super- Bordentown Reformatory on a THE MAYOR USES A WRENCH — Last steel upright at $15 million Lily-Tulip Cup vision with the main purpose of charge of breaking and entering. improving instruction It also Corp. plant, under construction on Rt. 35, Centarville, Holmdel Township, went into The prosecutor said Edmund serves as on-the-job-training for pleaded guilty to an indictment place Friday, with company and municipal officials doing the "honors." The cere- future administrators. that charged him with entering mony also included a flag-railing, to mark the raising of 50,000,000 tons of iteel The duties of the administrative two establishments in Keyport at the site within a 25-day period. Here, Holmdel Mayor James H. Ackerson intern are varied. Besides teach- July 16. wields a wrench as company president Walter J. Bergman, right, holds guy rope. ing, he takes charge of the Edmund, who was represented building in the principal's ab- by E. Ernest Gatta, Asbury Park, Looking on are Holmdel Committeeman Alfred C. Pools, next to beam, and state sence, assists in audio-visual aid was also placed on two-year's Sen. Richard R. Stout, attorney for Lily-Tulip. programs, helps new teachers probation and fined $100. orient, assists in supervision ot Mae Land, Liberty St., Long playgrounds, corridors and lava- Branch, was given an indetermin- tories, and assists in the library ate term to Clinton Reformatory programs. on charge of grand and petty lar- Mr. Mayurnick, the Cove Road ceny. CHECKING THE PROGRAM - Quentin K.ith, left, a diroctor of the Monmouth intern, teaches the seventh grade. Mr. Lautman said that Mrs. He received his BA at Fair- Land, who was a house maid, had County Branch of the English-Speaking Union, and Mrs. Frederick Frelinghuys.n, leigh Dickinson, his elementary pleaded guilty to an accusation of Holmdel, president, check the third annual Chriitmai program of the organization certificate at Paterson State, and taking a $2,500 ring from Mrs. with the dinntr ipeakar, Nuri Eran, former daputy repr.sentativ, of Turkey to th» his masters at Montclair. He is Julius J. Golden, Long Branch, United Nations. certified to teach both elemen- Nov. 15; a radio and jacket from tary and high school. Mrs. Jack Levin, Deal, on July Organizes Groups 5; and a cocktail dress from Mrs. J. Schiffman, also of Deal, Aug. Anthony Mazza, intern at Mid- 1. Language of Vitality dle Road School, has organized the Student Council at Middle Alfred S. Percoski, 20 Broad- Road, and also the Science Club, way, Long Branch, was given a after school hours. He teaches suspended sentence to Borden English Speaking Union Hears Eren At Annual Event sixth grade. town on charges of breaking and FREEHOLD - Roast beef, Mr. and Mrs. Mazza live in entering. an individual. Millions speak itondary tongue. Hence there is yorkshire pudding and an ad jas a native tongue, and many.much hope Tor a peaceful• solu. Red Bank and have 3 children- Percoski, the prosecutor said, dress on "English As A Way of more millions speak it as a sec-ition to our world problems. Tha Josephine, 20; Marie, 17; and An- had pleaded guilty to a charge Life" was the menu at a meeting dominant spirit of the individual thony, Jr., 11. They also have of breaking into two Eatontown of the Monmouth County branch must win over the dominant two granddaughters. establishments Sept. 2. of the English Speaking Union Things Quiet spirit of the mass," Mr. Mazza received his BA at Percoski, who was represented Friday night in the American I Kings College, and is now work- by Theodore Mirabella, of Long Hotel. SELMA, Ala. (AP) - Archie! About 10° members of the E-SU ing toward his masters in admin- Branch, was placed on two-year's Nuri Eren, former Turish rep- Mitchell says "things have b en!?^JCnmautt! C™^ atte"d^ U» istration at Rutgers. e thlrli probation and fined $130. resentative to "the United Na- -v, . it.,- i annual Chris mas dinner He is now working on a book George N. Deluca, Seaview tions, said, "The English lan- mighty quiet around here" s.ncejThe dinner honors British e£ Inventory at the Middle Road guage, including the American his bride was called to activejehange teachers and students in. School, and in January plans to Ave., Long Branch, was given a suspended two-to-three-year state version, lends itself to the ex- duty. I New Jersey. to organize a Mathematics pression of difficult thoughts in a prison term on a charge of book- Mitchell, a stock broker, andj For the third consecutive year. Club. Mr. Mazza is also interested simple manner." in the participation of youngsters making. the former Thclma Walker, a the county branch is offering a in dramatics, and prior to this Deluca had pleaded guilty to Mr. Eren, now with the deparf member of the Army Reserve $750 summer scholarship for year has directed the Christmas committing the offense in Long I Nurses Corps, were married Aug. study at a British university to INSTALLATION — Shrewsbury Mayor James BIy, center, presanh ex-chief's badge to ment of oriental studies at plays. Branch Aug. 30, the prosecutor Princeton University as a sen- 122. Her reserve unit was called a count.y resident who is th._ Louis Longo, second from right, at installation dinner of Shrewsbury Hose Company Miss Gatta lives in Asbu'ry said. ior research associate, saic the jup and sent to Fort Polk, La,,[er or a recent college graduats Saturday in Shadowbrook. Looking on are new company officers, left to right, Park, where she was recently ap- He was fined $1,000 and placed "tremendous vitality »nd direct- Oct. 15. who intends to teach. George Marx, president; Or. Entley White, chief, and Alfred Cooney, firit assistant pointed to the Youth Guidance on two-year's probation. ness" of the English language "She'll be coming home fori J. .Howard Burnett, Atlantic Council by Mayor Thomas F. Clarkson Fisher, Long Branch, "reflect the English-speaking Christmas," Mitchell said. "I'm Highlands, is in charge of th« chief. Shebell. represented Deluca. peoples' conviction that man is sure looking forward to that." 'scholarship program. RED BANK REGISTER WCM-TV WABC-TV 14—Monday,. Dee.. 11, 19 .WNBP-TV Ernie Kovacs Has TELEVISION .WHS-TV TVKey WNEW-TV i • \ .WNTA-TV what the guy from Def Moists Today's top television shows p^There's » wonderful wants to laugh at. MONDAY AFTERNOON . MONDAY EVENING hV- (t) Movie Fun Losing Money as previewed and selected by T\ scene • in a;l$a ihop-with comic The boys also work Ih* pub- 12:*. (2) Love of Life t:U~ (4) News and Weather (9) News and Weather Key** staff of experts who David King and singer Marion licity angle pretty well. They ' (4) Truth or C7*l 1:S- (4) News c. tend rehearsals, watch screen- Ryan, and a cute one-in which HOLLYWOOD-The only trou- used to hold ant football games give gag lines to various colum- Consequences (11) Popeye 1:40- (4) Sermonette ings, and analyre scripts in New bur boy is.caught singing in the We with the Ernie Kovacs shows while he played coach. Now he's nists and go all out to cultl (7) Camouflage I: IS- (7) local News 2:25- (2) News York and Hollywood. streets and is dragged off to is that Mr. K. loses money on on a motorcycle kick, but is not vale a good press. 'We wan) (9) Mansions of Man 8:28- (7) Weather 2:55- (2) Give Us This Day EXPEDITION! "Insect Safari.' court. English movie fans take them, his money, not the spon- sure how the cycle will catch on. 'em to know we're working," (II) Merry Mailman «:25- (7) Sports TUESDAY MORNING a bug hunt that involved a 360- note. Terry Thomas is around sor's. His special effects are ex- "I don't complain If I come says Maity. ll-.it— (J) Search for Tomorrow 1:59- (4) Local News 5:45- (2) frevlews day trip to Africa1 and resutted as an ancestor tracer. 8 p.m, pensive and Ernie ts forced to out even," says Kovacs, ''but Plainly the boys are looking (4) It Could Be You (5) Cartoons { 5:50- (2) Give Us This Day in the capture of 250,000 insects. abc. • (5) Cartoons (7) Jim Backus listen to agency men who try to I can't even do that." ahead. The two feel they're reedy 5:SS- (2) News Some excellent photographs re- ANDY GRIFFITH. Little dep- (7) Make A Face (11) Yogi Bear tell him how to cut costs, for his Kovacs also has a special ef- to run a panel type show slmil, (4) Sermonette , veal dramatic scenes among oui uty Barney Fife is really feeling (9) Favorite Story 8:48-(4) Weather own good, of course. fects man who Is a genius, to Jack Paar or PM East - «:00- (2) College o! the Air little ''friends," particularallj Mf oats. He and Sheriff Andy Bobby Hughes of ABC and he U:«- (2) Guiding Light «:«-(*) News "I see a car falling through • PM West. (4) Continental ants an beetles. If you dig this are about to go to a men's club doesn't want to slight the man. (11) Rocky & His Friends 7:«8- (2) Newt floor," says Ernie. "That's funny. "By now we'r« afraid of talktni Classroom kind of thing, this one is fascia- for dinner and Barney thlaks he "I didn't find him," says Ernie. 1J:55-(4) New. «) Whiplash But these guys want to do such to anybody,"' says Steve Ross l:S0- (2) Sunrisa Semester ating. 7 p.m. ABC. ought to make Andy more sophis- "He was lust there. He Is so 1:00— (2) Burns and Allen (5) Bat Masterson a stunt with something cheaper, We've learned our trade. (4) Continental. BING CROSBY SHOW. A di bright. (7) Expedition ticated. It's a sure-fire premise like a chair. Then it isn't funny." would handle the serious ta: (4) Dr. Hudson Classroom lightful hour and a highly im- , (I) Terrytoon Circus and Don Knolts and Andy Grif- "I ask for a door that has to while Marty takes care or thi (5) Cartoons 1:48- (S) Call to Prayer aginative variety show. Bing So Ernie ignores helpful hints (11) News fith make the most of th* by- swing from both sides and Bobby comedy. I'd like to see guest: (7) Day In Court • (:45- (S) Educational Film made it in. England and it's load- from agency men and continues 7:«-(1) Local News play between them. Little tips by does it quickly. This door is like modern jazz pianist Da (9) Movie 7:99- (2) News ed with British charm and color. to put on his wild shows. His 7: It- (J) Weather Knotts given in his friendly help- beautifully made. I'd like to have Brubeck, Elsa Lanchester — a (11) Fun At One (4) Today Pretending to trace his Englisr last was in pantomime, and his (11) Local New* ful way are quite funny. 9;30 p.m. Bobby around the house. We kinds of pcopel." 1:25- (5) News 7:11- (J) News roots, Bing spends the hour chas- next, Tuesday, on ABC will be (7) News 7:1!-'(2) News CBS. would have nothing but gadgets." "That's for us," added Marty 7:11- (7) Morning Prayer ing through London until he final- more in keeping with a reason- 7:J5-(U) Weather BEN CASEY. "K Certain Time, Ernie says he knows how to "In the meantime we'll play th (11) Time For Science 7;JB- (S) English for ly fjadj his "very British" Aunt able budget in that some of spe- 7:J»- (2) To Tell The Truth A Certain Darkness." Good show. put on a show and stay within clubs." I:!*- (2) As The World Turni Americans Matilda. In the interim, he sing: cial effects will be small, like a his tight budget. "I could put (4) Joyce Brothers (4) Everglades Joan Hackett, definitely one of (7) Early Bird Cartoons and jokes with a group of Britisl tiny motorcycle which is almost on a wig and do an eight-minute (5) Movie (5) Johnny Staccato our best TV actresses, plays a 8:00- (Z) Captain Kangaroo invisible to the eye. The motor- monologue," he says. "But I (7) Cheyenne girl who's "epileptic, pregnant (7) December Bride (5) Sandy Becker cycle is somewhat like Ernie's think that kind of show has bad (9) Movie and deserted." She makes the l:40-(ll) New Frontiers In , (7) Little Rascals ant, Howard, who was loved by it. TV Key Science (11) Scott Island Theater character so believable, you're 1:25- (7) Billy Bang Bang fans alt over the country. Kovacs 8:08- (2) Pete and Gladys glad to see our hero become emo- Anyway, my sponsor loves the 1:55- (4) News fcSd— (7) Tommy Seven show. 1 go in the red, but he 2:00— (2) Password (4) National Velvet tionally Involved In her case. 10 8:45- (9) News and Weather Boxscore p.m. ABC. sells cigars. Care for one?" (4) Jan Murray (5) Tightrope 8:50— (9) Cartoons Besides writing his monthly Mailbag (7) Number Please (11) Target NEW YORK (AP) - Widel; JACK PAAR SHOW. Hugh 9:00-X2) Amos 'n' Andy assorted theatrical fare was in- programi-including the commer- (11) Atomic Age Physic* 8:»- (2) Window on Main (I) Sllmnastics Downs takes over while Paar By STEVEN H. SCHEUER spected last week by the press cials, stage and camera direc- 2:S0— (2) House Party Street (7) Gale Storm takes the night off. On tap for tions—Kovacs has dictated a long (4) Loretta Young- (4) Price is Right critics. Activity concentrated i the usual chatter is playwright Question—Did James Francl (9) Jack La Lanne the off-Broadway zone. series of cliches and other mem- cus, who plays In "The Investi Drama (5) Coronado 9 9:15- (4) Family Marc Connellyj with Betty John- "Shadow of Heroines," a dram orable lines heard at gin rummy gators," ever play in the oli (7) Seven Keys (7) Rifleman 9:23-(!) News son, singer of the- evening, and by Robert Ardrey about the 1958 games, and this collection will "Naked City" TV show? Alsi (9) Meet Corliss Archer (11) I Search for 9:30- (2) My Little Margie author John Toland of Red Bank Hungarian uprising, was endorse appear in book form next spring pleaee tell me a little about th (11) School For Adults Adventure (5) Topper on for an "interview at 12:39 a.m. at the York by 3 of 7 daily under the title, "How To Talk very good actor? — B.K.Y. 2:55- (5) News 9:00— (2) Danny Thomas (7) Memory Lane (Color). 11:15 p.m. NBC. paper reviewers. At Gin." Memphis, Tenn. I:*- (2) Millionaire " (4) 87th Precinct (9) Movie (4) Young Dr. Malone (5) Yancy Derringer "Sing Muse!," a musical spool A friendly critic, Groucho Answer — the, 57-year-old Mi 9:55— (7) Staying Young (5) Theater Five (7) Bing Crosby based on the Helen of Troy leg Marx, thinks it is very amusing, Franciscus was the original leai 10:00-(2) Calendar (7) Queen For A Day (11) Man and the end, won support from 4 at the and Groucho is tight with praise. in the half-hour version < (4) Say When 1 (9) Star and Story New Van Dam Theater. Then Kovacs drops writing to "Naked City." He left the sho Challenge (5) Movie (11) Great Civilization of "The Apple," an avant garde take up acting In pictures. "To for some Hollywood commitment: 9:20- (9) Playback (7) Memory Lane Asia experimental work at ths Living me the height of acting comes and returned to series TV whei 1:25-(9) News 10:05— beautiful tone. WABC has been elected chairman of the Baronet — Picnic 3:45; 9:15. "SPARTICUS" Remember! no iioard of directors of Wallace ant WCDS ADDRESSES ROTARIANS Twinkle & Shine 2:00; 7:30. Shown only at 8:00 PJW. a Menu Christ- 888 riernan, Inc. Mr. Jackson wil PLUS rniu without WHTG THERE'S NO SPECIAL ASBURY PARK 1410 issume his post Jan. 1, following NEW YORK — Rev. Charles S. » Wavemagnel* AM antenna f>'>t-ot-the-year WNBC MERIT IN It IP ITfe VERY Lyric—Spartacus 8:00. bill U'orrffi U 680 he retirement of Martin F. Tier Webster, pastor of the Red Bank COLP OUTSIPC, VOU'RE Momethintj you WNEW Mayfalr — Susan Slade 2:45; and line Cord FM Antenna 1130 mn. He joined the firm in 1939 resbyterian Church, spoke at BETTER "OFF KEEPING plan /or. WPAT 7:00; 10:35; The Country Girl nd lias been president since Jan. the New York Rotary Club meet WINDOWS CLOSEP. • Phono-Jack • Tone Control Inltrrftl Paid fln WQXR 1560 8:55. WltUAM HOLDEN amplclcd Clubt! 1959. Mr. Jackson is president g last week in the Commodore WOR 71V MONTCLAIR "PICNIC" Dtnosit you P»y Surfrider, Inc., Sea Bright. otel. More than 750 Rotarians Hsilth CapiuUl giv*! h*lpful infomution. Weekleekly 50 Week* Ctalrldge — Cinerama Holiday keitlo i .50 $ 25.00 ram 40 states and 20 foreign .lliinotinl*nd»dt9b«of«d[»gnoiticMtunw •'Twinkle & Shiai" 1.00 50.00 :ountries were on hand. 8:00. 2.00 laa.oo 3.00 150.00 5.00 250.D0 NOW IN STOCK TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS 10.00 500.00 20.00 1000.00 1962 Scott Monmouth Co.'j Regional Bank PARTY GOODS* FUGS • HOME SAFES SO Yean of Conl(r;uoui Service STAMP CATALOGS STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES • Tape Rerordrri • T)i«Mvrllcn • IIIn Pi. I $6.00 ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS • rboto Supplies • Radio • Applianrrt ft. 2 $8.00 • ftlprro • Urcordi PotUf* Cxtra. SOe Csfabllshvd Telephone • Tflfviilon ASBURV PARK • RED BANK MONMOUTH STAMP 1884 SH 1-0001 B-oad St.' Red Bank MANASQUAN • FAIR HAVEN Centrally Located in AND COIN SHOP NORTH ASBURY PARK fc'atontown-New Shrewsbury IS Monmonth St., Rfd Bank 17 Irood St. RED IANK SH 1-4300 HOLMDEL • BRIELLE MONMOUTH COUNTY AND NATIONAL NEWS SlUdriJiU 1-OIM Matter retail Dttotlt imnrn ON THE HOUR AND HALF-HOUR DAYTIME CM*. wtvei. Dr. Swemot if president ber of Kappa PI, national honor BED BANK MGI5TEE Morwfcy, Dec. 11, 1961-15 New, oJ tiw fiatrd <*T Education. lit wciciy, Mu. Sigma Sorority turn* TOro w wf BtflWI tad the Newman Club at the sttton the will terve at leader of She it a member of the frah- college.. LOOK WHAT.I"BOOSHT YHiOeffliaL HEM Mr. and Mrs. Gtis Taints, New MtfSeiF TDCWMVE 86EMI SHE BOU&Wf 4AST her House group and will rep- man class which this year total* Shrewsbury York City, were recent week-end resent it on the student council. 318 students. guests at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D NEEPINSOMEANPTMQ2E J Wffili R»Z HIS The Shrewsbury Township Mrs. Peter Xefteris, 18 Winches- Roache, Jr., 253 Riveredge Rd., (Send your problems to George, Teachers' Organization held a ter Dr. held a dinner party Saturday dinner-dance for teachers 'and night. Guests included Mr. and the most confused advice column- board members Saturday night in ist in the nation.) Mrs. Malcolm Richards and Mrs. Arthur Roarer, Mr. and DO YOUR SHOPPING Joseph's Restaurant, Eatontown. daughter, Maria, 19 Carlton Dr., Mrs, William G, Suter, Mr. and Nicholas Costa, physical educa- Dear George: have returned from a three-week Mrs, . Harold Sherman, New tion teacher, was in charge of Laughing at a cartoon the oth- visit with Mrs. Richards' parents, Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs. Rob- arrangements. er day about employees outdoing Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gray, Co- ert Picton, West Long Branch, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mutch, each other laughing at the boss's chituate, Mass. jokes, I suddenly had the thought WITH OUR MONEY Middletown. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Swen- the shoe might fit. I'm always «on, 65 Edison Ave., held a cock- Miss Diane Jacko, daughter of telling jokes around my firm, and i Make the season more enjoyable for your family tail party for memberj of the Mr. and Mrs. William T. Jacko, Mr. and Mrs. William Ward, the fellows who work for me! and friends, and for yourself as well. With a Board of Education and their Murphysboro, III., visited Mr. 34 Blrchwood Ct., was recently laugh to beat all get-out. Do you! Shopper's Loan from HFC, you buy just the right husbands and wives before the initiated into Kappa Delta Pi, and Mrs. Roger Walwark, 18 suppose they laugh because the! dinner-dance, given by the national honor society. The cere- Kent PI., en route to Providence, stories are funny or just because gifts to please everyone on your list... make Shrewsbury Township Teachers' mony took place at a dinner in R. I., where Mr. Ward is st* I'm the boss? And is there any) better buys... shop at any store you wish ... Organization. His guests also in- theiRobln Hood Inn, Clifton. Miss Honed with the Navy. Mr. and way to tell? and avoid a mailbox full' of bills. Simply repay eluded the administrators, Mrs. Ward were married last Jacko Is a Junior at Montclair Doubtful Boss HFC one low George Malone, Erling Clausen week and are honeymooning in State College, majoring in fine Dear Boss: MONTHtf PAYMINT PUNS and Edward Pavlovsky, and their New York City. monthly amount IHM arts. She is also an active mem- Sure. Leave the punch line off 24 u li t • 1 a couple of your gems. If you're afterthis expensive ftmft ptmh tmrnb **•* still breaking the boys up, you season Is over. tlMf 5 6.97 5 9.75 118.15 have grounds for suspicion. Stop in today for 3M 13.93 19.50 3631 3M ?lfi77 20.90 29.25 Si.46 helpful, courteous 400 21.94 27.47 38.59 72.14 Dear George: loan service. 500 26.77 3369 47.62 8053 ® 1961, KIM iL,World HghtarJL). \T.-\ | I was buying some real sexy lingerie for my wife, for a gag (top if «% tm wmtkmtd- Cover Your Wii Completes Course former Ann Venturino of R& Christmas present. Some busy- Bank. They have a son, Thoraa body neighbor saw me In the 15. store, and told my wife. She sus- and Doors with pected the obvious. The more I try to convince her I was buying OUSEHOLD FINANCE the things for her, (or a joke, AFCEA Yule the madder she gets. What can I do? Rt. 35, Monmouth Shopping Center Dinner Dec. 21 Dog-Housed Dear Dog-Housed: Phone: Liberty 2-1340 FORT MONMOUTH — The an You keep telling your wife ynu CRYSTAL CLEAR, SHATTERPROOF PLASTIC nual Christmas dinner-dance ol think she would look funny in Fort Monmouth Chapter, Armec sexy lingerie and you're going to Forces Communications an: be out of the doghouse and into Electronics Association, will be the morgue. (Ho, boy! What a MIDDLETOWN-Middletown Shopping Cmftr held Thursday evening, Dec. 21, diplomat!) 1107 Highway 35-OSbome 1-1400 in the Sapphire Room of Gibb; Hurt >b^,T»>t,W>i;jOhi5.3O-nwn.t Frill li 7 fX Hall Officer's Club. HOUSE PRESIDENT Col. Murray A. Little, deputj HACKETTSTOWN — Miss Don- ASBURY PK-710 Cookman Av.-f Roip«d 5-2500 president, U. S. Army Signal na Lynn Gray, daughter of Mr. Board and AFCEA chapter pres- and Mrs. F. W. Gray, 123 Gar- IMS tta, T«t, Ibr, M. 18 to J-W. M to S fX ident, said a capacity attendance den Rd., Shrewsbury, was elected UavmHot. of members and guests is ex- house president at Centenary Col- pected. A buffet dinner will be lege for Women. In her new po- All HFC Offices Open Saturday Momlngi Until Ckrbtma Keeps Out Cold served. Eddie Hall and his or- Holds In Heat chestra will play for dancing. 29* Melvin Werksman, chapter sec Early Week Specials MU l|f 36'wld. Anthony T. Manconi 40% On Fuel obolall'omUl'widltu retary, asked early table reser- NEW BRUNSWICK - Anthony vations for group parties, an Costs So Little... T. Manconi. 103 Wall St., West suggested advance purchase ' o; 12 SHOPPING Anyone Can Afford It Long Branch, recently completed tickets from area chairmen o Compare the low cost, light weight, a supervisory development the post. convenience and weatherproof course at Rutgers University. ^DAYS UNTIL qualities of Warp's Flex-O-Glaas with expensive, breakable glass. Mr. Manconi is a line fore- Club Reviews Election, man in Jersey Central Power & CHRISTMAS}?? f So Easy ... Anyone Can Do It Light Company's Allenhurst dis- Sets Membership Drive It takes only a few minutes to trict. nut up any of Warp's Shatterproof f supervisory development EATONTOWN - The Republi- i Window Materials. It'a so easy program is oriented to the needs can club evaluated the results of [that even the womenfolks enjoy the Nov. 7 general election and ; doing it Don't let cold weather of utility companies and concen- National Hockey League Hal Crenshaw fouled Wichis The losers took a 12-11 margin game last night. seconds later. at the end of the first quarter, but Ths victory, which evened the St. Rose had jumped its lead Dick Swaim dumped in a jump season series between the twobo 35*24 entering the final quar- shot to give the Branchers com clubs at 3-3, gave the second ter, but the Blue Bishops out maud. The lead changed back : place Leafs a five point lead over scored the Winners, 15-6, • in the and forth several times, but the third place New York. fin&l stanza to make it close. Green Wave was out on top at Billy Harris and Bob Nevin halftime, 26-23. A seven-point Bob Verga led the Purple Roses each scored while the Rangers in scoring, tossing in\ six field spurt, in which Kerwin scored were short-handed and Frank five, put the Wave in front, 26-21, goals and a quartet of charity Mahovlich rantributed his Uthtosses for IS points. Bill Graham and they were never behind from goal of the season as Toronto that point on. was also in double.figures, for forged a 3-1 first period lead. he winners with 10 markes, two Bruce Edington and Sam Cure- Dean Prentice got one back for from the free throw line. ton, who shared the chores o New York — also on a power trying to guard Kerwin in Red Nonnenberg tallied 11 for the play—early in the second period, Asbury five to cop the scoring Bank's man to-man defense, both but that was the extent of it as fouled out. honors and also was the top Ranger mistakes and sloppy pass- Bishop rebounder. Tony Napolita- Long Branch's record is now ing prevented any further scor- no had 10 for the losers. 2-0 while it was the opening game ing. It was the opening game for for the losers. ROUND ROBIN ACTION — Eddie Winrow, No. 24, Red Bank High School eager, Defenseman Tim Horton, who Long Branch (5!) Ked Bank <«> both teams. O F P O F P it attempting to stop Bill Gaughan, No. 5, Long Branch, while Bruce Edington, No. assisted on all three Toronto st. Roislii) P«rk (30) • Gauglma 0 0 0 Win row 10 4 !< o FP OFT Kerwin 13 8 32 0 0 10, Red Bank, and lanky Tom Kerwin, No. 12, Long Branch, attempt to figure out the was In the penalty box vra!t. Reel . '-4 1- 9 POIICB Ellington 1 2 6 tie Non'nrjerc 3 5 ll : o i when Prentice Jammed in Andy junior J Wright « 3 11 Bmllh I It action. Red Bank lost the Round Robin opener, 57-45, in Asbury Park High School 4 2 1 Creniha-v 0 or o - Swain o o Hebenton's rebound early In Vlch.l 2 3 7 Kucken 2 1 5 Ntlson 0 o Saturday night. Richmond 0 3 3 Napoltuno 5 o.io Munaoa 1 (i second period. Woraltier 0 0 0 Starrett 2 0 I Kehae 0 0 The Rangers, foiled repeatedly PI astern 0 o ii Tomalno 0 o II 21 11 57 18 9 4 on good scoring opportunities by Watt 0 0 II liOnjf Branch 10 10 1* 17—5' their own mistakes, lifted goalie n«d Bank 12 11 8 U—1 It 13 41 16 r 3» Official—MclntyiB, Feeney, Gump Worsley with 22 seconds to st. now U 4J—II NJSIA AAnnounces '61 IIS go in favor of a sixth skater. Atitara y PParkk 2 1 11 1J-^J Official!—Yohn. Freiit. . New York managed one good shot in the last-gasp attempt to from the right corner. The topper Monmouth Wins tie it, but failed to grab the re- State Football Champions scored his seventh of the season bound and Don Simmons had his at 15:16 of the first stanza, faking second straight victory as a sub Jacques Plante out of position 5th Straight Tilt TRENTON - The 1961 state 5-I-1 llunlerdon C'rnlnil !«4 Group III ^Brldsenaler-Hnrltui ...„ 422 8-3-0 for the injured Johnny Bower in after going in alone from the ASBURY PARK — Paced by high school football champion- River Ilrll Keg. (Urulell) 550 9-04) Groul> II the Toronto nets. left side. KnilmvcHMl _.. 910 7-tO Highland Park 473 R-0-1 Walt Mischler's 35 points Mon- ships were announced today by 1'aicark Valley Beglonal Brick Tounihlp ._..*. ...All BOSTON (AP) - Ralph Back Marshall tied it at 16:48 on a James G. Growney, executive (lllllsdalo) 480 8-1-0 Mannniiuan - „ 304 o-o-o mouth College scored its fifth Northern Valley Ilffflonal Metiichrn _ 3)1 7-S-O Strom's second goal of the game 25-footer after Jean Guy Talbot straight victory of the current secretary-treasurer of the New (Uemareitll ._ «37 7i-0South I'lalnfleld ._ _ an e-s-i 1 Passatc Vallf-y llftlonat Mat&v-an 3KJ 8-S-l with five minutes to pplayy ggave put a long ppass on his stick. campaign Saturday night with a Jersey State Interscholastic Ath- (Little Falta) .380 8-0.1 6-3-1 Central Kit. (llayvlllp) 300 7-2-0 tthh e MtMontreal l CanadienCdi s a 4-43 vi ie CHICAGO ()S(AP)—Vi(AP)Vict 95-51 decision over Shelton Col- letic Association. The selections, (jroup 11 Oroup 1 as determined by the NJSIAA's East Rutherford ..... 533 M-0 Manvlllo JS13 tory over the Boston Bruins last second goall off the game, scored lege at the Convention Hall here. Dunlunt . , 484 8-1-0 Iiclauarp villpy Rrrlonal night and extended the NHL in the final minute of play, gave executive committee, were based lAhrianil lief. iWananue) ... 100 0-!-4> (Frenchlo\ln) ...Ha The 6-5 Mischler was also a .Midland Park _...: .180 8-Wl leaders' unbeaten streak to primarily on the revised NJSIAA SOVT1I JEILSE\ the Detroit Red Wings a come- demon under the boards, hauling Uroiio 1 Uroup IV dozen games. from-behind 3-2 victory over the point system which was adopted llarrlflon 240 7-1* RrldectoD 518 in 31 rebounds, Mischler got scor- North Arlington 200 6-3-0 Taimlrn Backstrom batted in six Chicago Black Hawks last night. ing assistance from guard Bruce earlier this year. . Pomliton Lakrft 355 5-J-O •Vlneland _ 476 5-3.1 BIG MAN — Tom Kerwinv 12, Long Branch'* 6-7 giant, .VUKTII JEI1SEV, SKCrlON II Group III footer at 15:06 for the winning The triumph enabled the Wingt Beckman who tossed in 2 mark- Outright championships were tiroup IV Mlllvllta _ tu i-n goal, taking a short pass from to take over fourth place in th- gats off A ona-nander while Bruce Edington, Red Bank, ^lontclalr _.; 690 n 0-0 Iladdon lldjhls «» ers and 5-7 guard Barry Ayers awarded in 15 different groups Kast Orange Ii67 7-1.1 Woodrjury _ 396 Don Marshall. The speedy 24- NHL by themselves. They hr" attempts to block the »hot Saturday night in thu Round former Red Bank High School throughout the four sections of Phllllpurib f ._ G22 7-2-2 0 Itanoocan Vallrj Reilonal year-old center had tallied his Nutlt-y 511(1 7-:-0 (Mt. Holly) _..31S been tied with Chicago. star, who added 10. the state and six co-champion- •East SIJo (.Vcnnrk) 'HnddonfMil .. 4J5 Robin opener in which the Buccos tasted defeat, 57-45. -...408 a-3-1 13th of the season at 1:12 of the Gordle Howe, the Wings bri' ships were awarded. In addition, Group III 'I'leasanlvlUs ._ _.m The winners were never threat- MUrimrn ^._ !SB4 8-1.2 Grouup III last period on a rising 20-looter liant right wing, set up Stasiuk"' Kerwin scored 32 points. ened as they gained a 46-22 ad-no champion was named in theDay Ion Her. (Sprlnilleldl. 55« 711Penan Grove Hen oot« 4» 8-1-0 into the right corner of the net Cranford M2 7-1-0 Rlvertlde . . —. JJill )6-2-0 marker.- Howe took the pu vantage at the half, North Jersey—Parochial C class South Slds (Newark) 4:>4 8 OlDueeater 333 0-S4 That tied it 2-2, with delense away from .Chicago defenseinr^ because of the lack of eligible Hotler •_ 427 8-1-0 KdtPivoad t 273 «J-S 1 Frank Robinson led the losers ITmbrflon Tonmhip 240 8^)J man J. C. Tremblay putting the Jack Evans near the' 'Blk< AFL Romidnp r* *J with 25 points. football teams in that section. •IIIIMltat _.!"~-ZV.r.~™431 6-3-0 Plrman _..:. :i(l3 6-.1-0 'larslppany . 3^5' 5-j-o Wlllianmtoim 281 6-3- Canadiens in front 3-2 on a freak Hawks blue line, slipped past a' Monmnutli (95) Shrllon (51) The basic standards of the re- tiroup 11 a P P O P P NOTEUT1S : rIVn m G(irnvi- nut ellslblp fur >goal at 7:05. other Hawk defender. and- fed vised NJSIAA point system give Vorona ' „..„ B43 7-J.0 championship m Hie Hchool Bpckman 13 1 27 I NlchoU 0 0 0 .MadUoo ; lux 5.1.2 Three seconds before Boston's perfect pass to the chargir Houston Clinches At Least Mlwbler 14 7 35 0 11 was on probation until Novem- mil " " ' 0 2! each school In the state a tenta- mountain (West Onnge) 36* i-l-l ber, INI. Murray Oliver returned from Stasiuk, who had-Chicago goali. Arclni Oarve r 0 0 0 tive group rating at the conclu- Sparta. .103 i-i-ii Ciroup I Ayfrd Robinson 11 3 25 Group 1 Wllntvood __ •>«[) serving a slashing penalty Glenn Hall at his mercy. O I) I) Bearrtone 4 0 8 ion of each football season HackPftHfawn MO 8-00 I-liirencn _ Ill Runge Olen KUSP 2J8 6-1-I'Delsea Re|. (t'rankllnvlllr-)... :lll J-2-! Tremblay lobbed a 70-foot shot Eric Nesterenko scored on a A Tie In Eastern Division o n o Cavenport 2 0 4 based entirely on the perform- 'Mountain Hudson 3 0 6 Gorman 0 0 0 .....148 J]l 'Levlttonn 201 3-3-fro1 m outside the Boston blue line. classic play in the first period Muicillo 10 1 Kelly 0 0 0 ance of the team during that re- CENTRAL JKItSEV rAROCHIAl, HIGH SCIKXII.S , ni,,.u bounced in front of and Bronco Horvath hit from the By The Associated Press of Denver broke his own league 3 11 McCltae 4 n n spective season. A final group Group IV North Jprspy. (jroup A 0 0 0 Phllllpi 1 1 3 WeMlfleld - «3O 9-0-0SWon Hall (South Orange) ....goo 7-1-0 SOalie Don Head and hopped Hawks power play early in tin record of 95 pass-receptions when 0 0 0 rating is determined entirely on 1/rnj Branch 5!in MOSI. Michael's (Union Clli) .... HI] fl-2-0 ; Houston's Oilers slapped New Edl»oKdl»on ox 7.1.1 legs. second period to give the Ch'i he snared five against Dallas the strength of the teams that a 8t. Cecilia'* (Knglewood) 4112 s-l-o York, 48-21, on a record-break- 43 9(5 22 8 5! 1'lalnlield 533 7-S.O Jiorth Jenif-y. Group It The Bruins went ahead for the cagoans a' 2-0 lead. and made his total 100. Monmoulh 48 4i>—»5 given school has beaten during Mnden £_. JI8 6-1-! St. Mary'ii (BulhM-ford) 315 H-1-0 tag Sunday in the American Foot- BheKon -... 21 23—M Wdtid 80S 6-3-1 Phlllipsbiu-R: Catholic .- _.. 245 7-0-1 second time in the game at 8:1 But at 7:40 of the second frame, San Diego came from behind to Official!—Hojan, Tilila. current year, and the tentative A»bury lark 484 8-10De Paul (Wayne) - -•*» ball League, clinching at least a Scotoli I'lalm _B35 8-3-0 n-i-0 0f thf, middle period when Jerry Howe tipped a long shot by rating is corrected on the basis *Trenton Central .south Jersey, Group A tie for the Eastern Division beat Buffalo, scoring 14 points 385 5-3-0 Camdeji Catholic - ... . 3J.1 94141 Toppazzini set up Don McKen- Stasiuk behind Hall. It was in the second quarter to take the of the performance of the team (1'Dup 111 •Bed Bank Calhollc championship. „ Foul Gives Plalnfleld -. 510 7-1-0 flouts Jer«?y, Group Bm ney's 11th goal with a pass-out Howe's 12th goal of the year. lead, then moving on through on the field during that particu- Now all the Oilers have to do is the passing of Jack Kemp. OneBrown Victory lar season. The points earned are whip last place Oakland to winof his throws was a 76-yarder to then based on this final group the title and return to the cham- Dave Kocourck for a touchdown. GIBSON ISLAND, Md. (AP) — rating for each school. pionship playoff against the team Jack Wright of Philadelphia However, in order to be con they beat last year—San Diego's Boston beat Oakland, 35-21,' | showing in the d(! t le best sidered for a championship Chargers. Saturday night to remain in the Frosbite Regatta for Penguin award, regardless of its tota race for the Eastern Division ti- San Diego, already champion dinghies yesterday, but lost be- NJSIAA points, a school must win tle. It left the Patriots one game of Ihe Western Division, knocked cause of a foul in the last race, out 7, 6 out of 8, or 6'/i out back of Houston with each hav- over Buffalo, 28-10, In a so-what Wright, representing the Man-of 9 games (tie games count as a ing one left to play. Babe Parilli game, toloking N. J. Yacht Club, won a half game). passed for three touchdowns and the first two races and then fin When two teams contending for Billy Cannon, the former Ail- Billy Lou ran for three In theished fourth, second and third a group championship have met American from Louisana State, Boston triumph. but he lost 10.4 points from his was the big game in yesterday's on the gridiron, the team that The regular season ends next score because of a serious barg- wins on the playing field shall AFL , battles. He scored five ing incident at the start of the [Sunday when Boston is at San be awarded the championship touchdowns to tie Abner Haynesl™ „— — last race, when he nudged an provide the difference in NJSIAA of Dallas for. the record and. * York Da,,as Denver { other boat. broke the rushing record with 216 , , point is less than 6 per cent of d h (inished The penalty enabled Roger yards as he teamed with the in-! p their combined points. In addi- lvnitable George Blanda to ruiiv Brown of the Monmouth Boat tion, when the number of points New York's last hope of figur-l Unless there is a tie for theClub, Red Bank, N. J. to take separating two teams contending p the championship with 56.8 Eastern Division championship, for a group championship is from ing in the championship. I points. Wright's total was 50.3 Blanda passed for three touch- necessitating a playoff, the league 3 to 6 per cent, inclusive, of their combined points, and there downs, kicked two field goals and'championship game will be Dec. Brown finished second twice is doubt as to which team has six extra points. ;, 4 at San Dicg0 third twice and fourth once In shown greater strength, the Haynes scored his five touch-j the five races sailed in light championship award may be downs Nov. 26 against Oakland winds. made by the executive commit and he also set the rushing rec- tee after serious consideration of ord Cannon bettered—158 yards. NHl Standing RIVKllSIDE HIM w i. such other key factors as con- At Dallas, where the Texans By The Associated Press Prown'i Sail ::G in sistency of schedule, class ot op- F«»oplc'K Uqunr CS 11 were clouting Denver, 49-21, a W L TPts LltLlttlfl t SilveSl r LLumber 25 11 position, etc. • Pnlace Diner ..- 1*S couple of records were estab- Montreal 15 5 8 1 Globe Bar ...- ....IV!, The executive committee of the llshed in the first place Denver Toronto 16 8 J 35;i:rat.-» Beverage ... NJSIAA has awarded the 1961 ,A| Sjintord'8 Body Work! „ 13 !3 lost its seventh straight game—;New York 11 9 8 aw! Monmnut_ h Lumbe_r 1(1 ':ti championships to the following • new record. Dallas and Den- Detroit 10 12 54' ron riul> -P. DPKcrnnlmrt 22.V J. Wai f , kn. 206; P. Rmno, 515. M4: II. Stflntr. schools: ver had shared the record at six Chicago 8 11 6 22i'.'IKi: P. DslfV 232; o. Elvlcru-norf SOU NORTH JHRSEV, SKCTIOS . going into this one. Lionel Taylor Boston 5 19 1 1 nichnrta ail; s. Pnrkrrr, " • • " Group IV—r,arflp!d Rnt! ?leniorlnl, "21»; M. Arnon». 300. SOO. Wr«t NPW York (Co-rham plomlilp) Oronii III—lllvrr Dell Ilrj., Omilrll. Hid Knglpwimd (Co-clmm- lniMhlp) fI.1M Kullirrtord Red Raiders Dump Caseys, Croup I —Harrison MtKTII 4KIISKV. SECTION 11 i;rmil» IV—Mnnlclnlr |-.ro..|> III—Mlllhum IUII) Itaylnn lire.. HprlngHrlrt (('n-rhatiirilon- ililpi GETTING A FEW POINTERS — Rumson Pop Warner griddert Tim Sfiaheen, tscond from loft, Mike Callahan, Croup 11 —VrrmiA 61-46; Bruce Jackson Stars itmili I —IlR<-U»'UHttivn\ canter, and Richie Pezzuti, second from right, are all sart at Dick Nolan, left, New York Giant'* ace defensive CKNTIIAI. .IKRSKV Group IV—Vi>»tflr!il nml l.nnff Urnnrh halfback, givej fho young gridders a talk on professional football. Rumion coach Ray Sanborn is at right. The -rltAT!>p!nn*)!l|>» quarter, Keypon High made its " Red Bank Catholic five lost tor the Keyport quintet with 10| [jrmip 1 —Mamllllr „,„, J.K . , .... Ithree of its big players on fouls, ipoints each. Lawson collected! SIH'TII .IKRSKV .rcm IV—llrliltolnn court debut a success Friday:pau, ^.^ mi Georf,eidg,,t 0, llis markers from the! "t in the third qiiarter.lKeyport, 59-39. <;n>un A—('ATiKir-n CnthitH feted Saturday night with an Ray Sanborn, and received grade because they didn't have( 1 1 1 c (IC) (irnui) IIllH—IIoll > .Spiriti . Allnntl. to| is Inn here. Approximately 300 presenting the awards. One of the biggest reactions outside, Dick Nolan is here." came roaring back, howeverjpersonal early in the final stan-|j«™«» 1 2 4 II 0 II In his talk to the young grid- from the listeners came when Guests at the affair included o n o (I 0 «l[ NOTKl VvtiTWU lm\ a tram i,j players, parents and guests at- taking a 12-11 second quarter'za. jivNc'n : 5 o not r-llcllilr us 11 illii not uiil 1 1 1 .1 4 111 tended the affair. ders and parents, Nolan, who he spoke on one of the draw- (Jharles S. Callman. mayor-elect " advantage to be behind al the Bruce Jackson was a bear for I;';;'™; ' 3 2 8 0 0 II •J, ,1 1 ?. I, ..in nl ». ft S ]H It II II Ii', oiil ol •> t»hi,.., New York Giant defensive has been on the inactive list with backs of pro ball—absence from of Rumson; Gerry Jerolomnn, half by only two points. 21-19. ithn winners. Besides scoring 18 -j'^" 0 0 0 n n d! NOIMII ,li;ilNKV. si;( TIO.N I j halfback Dick Nolan ivas the an injury most of the season home. He told how he was tossing president of the Jersey Shore Pop f 0 0 ft 2 II 4 tiroup IV The Caseys held the lead oncelPO'nts to lead all pnint-prnduc-.j, c'i(".n 1 1) 2 fl It II i guest speaker and when he but will be back in the lineup for a football around in the street Warner Football League and a 1 « 10 Pfuiitl 1 s l.r (iarrirlil ...... ' .Mltl H-l-1) outside his home with some of coach of the league champion In the second half, their marEin'ers on the lloor, the 5-11 jumpingxiTs™ i it : Mi'fiidllnl ^\\P••t Neiv Viukl.."tfi() 7-2 It wasn't Riving a talk on how the Hie Giants' big game Sunday o* the neighborhood youngsters, theFair Haven Tigers; and Elmer jack wiis the chief rebounder; Sclinelilr "UriTiiTri,',, r'1'"" tlii'i "!!;Pr"s d" 'I. he was surrounded with Cleveland, stressed the im- RED BANK REGISTER cry was, "hey, Dick Nolan is Eithec, chairman of the Rumson for the Red Raiders and blocked •fiirinn MO n:i,:by a group of autograph seekers. portance of desire in all sports, 16—Monday, Dec. 11, 1961 jKfyport 10 11 22 U-Cl l 4 J including pro football, He said here," and the number of kids in Recreation Committee. shots all over the court. Uted Bsnk ClttL 7 12 20 7—1'.nTd«e^od0 '°'°l^L..:::.::.:: «» V * Members ot the team, includ- NJY. Giants Edge PhilajMphia, 28-24

" 1 SURF, AND STREAM Timely Notes on the Great Outdoors Rusty Charley Conerly Comes By NELSON BENEDICT

It rained steadily on the morning of April 10. Off Bench to Fire Up Giants 5,500-gallon tank truck laden to capacity with sulphur- ic add pulled into the G. L F. plant in Englishtown. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - 0! delphia defense which forced Tit-tion as he completed 16 of 31|play of the half. Both Walton tod Despite the weather, it was normal routine as the driv- Charley Conerly, who has be< tie out of the pocket, Giants' passes for 367 yards to surpass Summerall missed two field goal rusting on the bench this season er of the truck prepared to transfer his cargo to a stor coach Al Sherman yanked Tittle! the NFL single-season passing attempts each. pulled together a staggering Nev in favor of Conerly. record of' Baltimore's John Uni- The big break of the game in- age vat. York offense leading the Giant The "Old Man" of the NFL tas. Jurgensen's total yardage sofar as the Giants were con- to a 28-24 victory over the Phi' sent New York off the field at now is 3.320 as against 3,099 cerned came with 6'^ minutes re- Mid-way through the transfer, a coupling failed. delphia Eagles yesterday and Raw sulphuric acid spilled onto the ground. Driving halftime with a 14-7 edge as he gained by Unitas last year. maining In the final quarter and least a tie for the Eastern Div passed 35 yards to Walton for New York leading JM7. Unable sion title of the National Footba In addition to Conerly, Shof- rain carried the overflow into gutters adjacent to the New York's second touchdown. to make a first down, Don Chand- League. ner and Walton, heroes for the Pat Summerall booted all four ler's punt was taken on a fair plant property. The acid eventually dribbled into Eng- r-.> wu.,«... UWLCDi ai lour Giantg had , , , d ,h „ The 40-year-old quarterback re y catch by Tim Brown on the lishtown Pond where it killed between 50 and 60 per extra points for New York, eX-!veteran from ,„„, AmoM Co). lieved Y. A. Tittle in the sectm Eagles' 41. The crowd roared tending his comecut.ve conver-;,^ , cent of all the fish therein. quarter with the Giants trailing Andy Robu tem> who sensing a last ditch rally for the 10-7. and before the cold, gra; sion string to 128, 45 this year, (throughout the same unmerciful- home team. But downfield a flag This-was a typical "Act of God" pollution incident Afternoon ended he tossed thre In the second half, Conerly lv harrassed Jurgensen as the fired a 28-yard TD pass to Shof- Eagles' quarterback attempted lay on the turf Indicating a 15- It did not result from wilful carelessness, but a tragic touchdown passes, two to Di yard penalty and a first down for Shofner and one to Joe Walton. ner increasing the Giants' lead to pass. fish mortality had nevertheless occurred. Conserva- to 21-10. But Jurgensen pulled Conerly connected with five of New York on » roughing the The passing accuracy ai the Eagles back into the game kicker penalty against the Ea- tion Officer Karl Kristiansen of Little Silver knew he aplomb of the veteran from M 12 attempts for 122 yards. with 30-yard scoring pass to Mc- gles' John Nocera. had a model pollution case. All he had to do was sissippi enabled New York Just as Conerly and Jurgensen Donald midway through the final dueled on the passing end, so did| Not only did New York ret«in march into court with the evidence at hand. The pol break the first place deadlo quarter. with the Eagles and put t Shofner and McDonald nut on a!control of the ball but Conerly luting agency would almost cflfctainly be subjected to t Giants in position to win the divi With the Giants leading, 21-17, show for the Eagles' fifth sellout directed them for the clinching stiff penalty.' v H^ sion title next week in their reg at this point, Conerly sewed it up, crowd of the year—fiO,671. touchdown. after a roughing the kicker pen- The Giants' receiver caughtj The Eagles caught the New Then Kristiansen began to review the case in ular season finale against th< Cleveland Browns. alty kept New York in control, four for 95 yards and three touch-|York defense short with a new with an 11-yard pass to Shofner. downs while McDonald shook formation called "the stacked Us mind. What good, he/ argued with himself, Despite biting, 32-degree weatl The Eagles, however, refused to deck" by coach Nick Sjorich. It would it do to have the court fine for the state? er, the game developed as e: loose for seven for 237 yards and PLANNING LINEUP — Green & White Association concede as Jurgensen hurled a involved an end and two backs pected into a passing duel, hut a nair of touchdowns. No public redress and/or fine would reestablish officials check final plans for the banquet honoring 61-vard scoring strike to Retz- lining up in soldier like fashion was Conerly rather than Tittl The first half was a wierd 30 laff, making the final score, 28- on one flank with Jurgensen un- the fishery In Englishtown Pond. Long Branch High's grid team. Seated are Charles T. who was the adversary for Phi! minutes of fumbles, Intercepted 24. der the center. The Eagles line adelphia's talented young Sonn passes and pass interference pen- The warden expressed his feelings in the matter Carroll, president, and Mrs. Rita Moser, secretary. peeled back as the ball was Jurgensen. Jurgensen also con Walton kicked three extrasialties winding up with the Giants Looking on is. Mahlon Fulton, treasurer, and co-chairman snapped to block for the quir- to Division of Fish and Game headquarters. After nected for three touchdown pass- points in addition to his field!ahead 14-10. It started with a terback. The Eagles' first touch- of the dinner to be held at the Paddock Lounge, Long es, two to halfback Tommy Me- goal. quick New York touchdown and series of discussions, Kristiansen was empowered to go down was scored out of the Donald and one to end Pete Ret Jurgensen, the league's second wound up with the Eagles block- to G. L. F. plant superintendent Maurice Oliver with Branch, next Monday. stacked deck, Jurgtnsen'i 52- laff. ranked passer before today, ing a New York field goal at gained a rather hollow satisfac- tempt from the 35 on the last yarder to McDonald. a precedent-making proposition. New York struck early, takini In lieu of paying a fine in court, suggested Kris Long Branch Gridders a 7-0 lead before the game wa tiansen, why not restock the pond. Oliver instantly three minutes old on a 46-yari scoring aerial from Tittle to Shot •greed. With the active aid and advice of state fish To Be Honored Dec. 18 ner. Bobby Walton's 26-yard fieli eries biologists, Oliver purchased from private hatch' goal made it 7-3 and a 52-yari eries 2,000 channel catfish between nine and 12 inches scorer from Jurgesen to McDon LONG BRANCH - Coach Ar- history of the school to go aid sent the Eagles ahead, 10-: In length and 80 adult largemduth bass. Worth of the my Ippolito's undefeated Long through a season unbeaten and as the first period ended. Branch High School gridders, untied. fish in dollars and cents was well in excess of the $500 Stymied by an aroused Phil champions of the Shore Confer- Mahlon Fulton and George fine which might have accrued to the state had the ence A Division, will be honored Huhn, co-chairmen, said the matter gone to court. by a host of civic, service and school's marching band, twirlers, The fish were liberated in the pond last fraternal organizations at a ban- cheerleaders and color guard, al- NFL Only car with the best features quet Monday, Dec. 18, at 7 p.m. so will be guests. week. No ceremony marked the occasion, but Kris- in the Paddock Lounge. Frank Budd of Asbury Park, Standings tlansen and Oliver shook hands at termination of a Ippolito's 1961 team was the Villanova University and Olym- of big cars and compacts transaction which well may set a new pattern for first Green Wave machine in the pic star, winner of numerous gold By The Associated Press medals, headlines a long list of EASTERN DIVISION resolution of future "Act of God" pollution cases. prominent athletes and speakers. W L T Pet. Sportsmen who fish Englishtown Pond well might Fullmer KOs Budd, who also starred with the New York 10 .719 salute both gentlemen for their imaginative and Blue Bishop football team a few Philadelphia » .692 years back, is ranked one of the Cleveland 8 .I highly effective approach to solution of a difficult Paret In 10th top eight amateur athletes in the 'ittsburgh t . problem* ifation. St. Louis 8 .4K LAS VEGAS (AP)-Body-belt Charles T. Carroll, Green and Dallas 4 .35: ing Gene Fullmer of Utah re- The day the bubble broke in Sea Bright last week White pesident, said Dr. Maney Washington 0 was one any duck hunter who was fortunate enough tained his share of the world A. Horn will be toastmaster. Dr. WESTERN DIVISION to be out will long remember. The wind storm which middle-weight championship Sat- Horn was a former outstanding Green Bay 18 .789 urday night when he pounded athlete at Long Branch. Detroit 8 .M7 preceded a shift-off into the northwest made the birds welterweight champion Benny Green and White members are San Francisco 7 .583 (Kid) Paret of Cuba into submis- fly. Shrewsbury River regulars limited out on widg- co-operating in sponsoring the Baltimore 7 .53* sion in the 10th round of their eon, blacks and mallards. dinner. Chicago 7 JM scheduled 15-round fight. Los Angeles _. 4 .SOS Broadbills are not being shot to any real extent. The end of the savage, bloody Minnesota S 10 .23: Jake Field of Fair Haven has been killing broadies near bout came|8fter 2:31 of the 10th. Saturday's Result with referee Harry Krause tolling AFL Standings Los Angeles 34, Baltimore 17 Gooseneck Bridge, but majority of wildfowlers hold to the 10-count over the 24-year-old By The Associated Press Yesterday's Results the opinion it is just too much trouble to put out a big challenger lying on his back, EASTERN DIVISION New York 28, Philadelphia 24 rig of decoys for three ducks apiece. Mixed in with gamely trying to get up. W L T Pet. htcago 17, Cleveland 14 Fullmer weighed 159%. Paret, Houston ...... 9 s .750 San Francisco 22 Green Biy 21 MERCURY METEOR the broadies on the upper Shrewsbury is a fair num- whose title as the 147-pound cham- Boston g 4 .(17 Pittsburgh 30, Washington 14 pion Is not endangered, scaled New York __. 7 ber of canvasbacks. Cans along with redheads are on « .538 St. Louis 31, Dallas IS The beautiful balance between big cars and eompaoti 156*4. Buffalo I the protected list again this season, a melancholy state 8 .429 Detroit 13, Minnesota 7 The 30-year-old Fullmer, who WESTER DIVISION I Saturday's Schedule of affairs which is being accepted locally in not alto- will be making his seventh de- San Diego ....:_ 12 .923 Baltimore at San Francisco gether good grace. fense of the title he won in 1959, Dallas 5 .185 Sunday's Schedule Longer than compact! ,,. ahorter than big cara The sky rained black ducks all last Tuesday morn- weighed the same as he did when Denver 3 H .214 Cleveland at New York he defeated another Cuban nhnl- Oakland 2 H .154 Philadelphia at Detroit HANDLES LIKE A COMPACT...ROOMY AS A BIG CAR! Ing on Great Bay. The fowl moved before the storm lender, Florentino Fernandez, in Saturday's Result Pittsburgh at St. Louis front in a manner which made harvesting a two-black Osden, Utah, last August. Boston 35, Oakland 21 Dallas at Washington limit all too easy. Involved in the great flight were Paret will be carrying the most Yesterday's Results Minnesota at Chicago weight of his career. The 24- San Diego 28, Buffalo 10 Green Bay at Los Angeles squadrons of blacks which were obviously newly ar- vear-old Cuban weighed 153. HisJDallas 49, Denver 21 rived from the North. It was heart-rending to have as nrevious high, when he defeated Houston 48, New York 21 Outfielder Frank Robinson ( many as 20 or 30 of the naive newcomers plop into the Victor Zalazar in New York two Next Sunday's Schedule the Cincinnati Reds fanned h years ago. Joston at San Diego first two times up in the World stool at once! Co-promoter Red Greb said Houston at Oakland Series. Whitey Ford wai pltcb- Back from the wildfowling wars on North here were prospects for a turn slew York at Dallas ing. TU»NI, FA«Ks, HANDLES like a com- IQUAIS THE ROOM in molt big cars. out of 7,000 in the 7,600-capacity pact. 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That's how fast the Se* Your Gold Key Agent Today Shrewsbury - Fair Haven fishing was. RED BANK REGISTER Monday, Dec. 11, 1961—17 RED BANK REGISTER IS-llondty, Dec 11, 1961 I Power •* Sail Giants Lead Eastern Division; /y . By BILL ROBINSON One of the favorite indoor sports of boating groups Cleveland, Green Bay Dumped Is gathering together for banquets, awards ceremonies and annual meetings, or just to shoot the breeze and! By The Associated Press Sonny Jurgensen threw three sistants handling the team-to! weeks ago by the Steeler5 faith- exchange knowledge, experiences and tall tales. touchdown passes for the Eagles, win handily. Etcheverry threw] fulreached his record 187 total The New York Giants, with 40- ' For such functions, there is always the problem — •• - '•" rds to with scoring passes of 10 and six /ear-old Charley Conerly throw- two to Tommy McDonald. With touchdown passes of 10 yards to Sonny yards to rookie Bill Mack, five Of a program, and the man in charge of getting enter- ing three touchdown passes, de- 367 yards gained passing, Jur- yards to Buddy Dial and anoth- tainment of some sort often has a headache. Budgets feated Philadelphia, 28-24, yester- gensen set an NFL single season Randle, Prentice Gautt hit Ran on a 17-yard scorini g plal y er to Preston Carpenter that cov- day in their Franklin Field show- record of 3,320 yards through the y are usually low, and it is difficult to find a speaker who air. Baltimore's Johnny Unites ered 40 yards. Fred Dugan caught down and clinched at least a tie and Crow ran three yards for an held the mark of" 3,099. set last passes for both Washington touch- is available and interesting at the same time. for the Eastern Division title in year. Bobby Walston kicked a the National Football League. Layne, booed off the field two field goal and three extra points The victory—New York's sec- and pushed his career scoring jnd over the iEagles—gave the tolal to 824 for the Eagles, who [iants a 10-3 record and a clear- now have a 9-4 record and play cut shot at the championship and at Detroit next week. a title game with the Packers If the Eagles win and the at Green Bay Dec. 31 if thev Giants lose, they would meet in a can beat or tie the Cleveland playoff at New York Dec. 24. Browns at New York In the fi- Rookie Roger Leclsrc'p nine- nal game of the regular season yBrd fjei,j gOai vvitVi 3:30 left next Sunday. ma(ie [ne difference in the Bears' Cleveland, meanwhile, wasjcorhe-from-behind victory over eliminated from contention In the! Cleveland (8-5) after Chicago had East by the Chicago Bears, who pulled even on Willie Galimore's scored all their points in the three-yard run and a 64-yard fourth quarter for a 17-14 upset. scoring pass play from Ed Brown In other games, Detroit clinched to Anglo'Coia. Cleveland's con- at least a tie for second place in solation was two extra points by the Western Division, beating LOT Groza, giving him the all- Minnesota, 13-7; San Francisco time league scoring record of stayed one game back of Detroit 826 points—two more than Wai- by edging Western king Green ston's total and one more than Bay, 22-21, on Tommy Davis' 14- the 825 points scored by Don Hut- yard field goal with If seconds son In his 11 seasons at Green left; St. Louis blitzed Dallas, 31- Bay. 13, in its first game after the Dick "Night Train" Lane set up IT'S BLOCKED—Ken Foulks, No. 12, Middletown Town, resignation of coach Pop Ivy, and 10 of Detroit's 13 points with a Bobby Layne tied Sammy ship High School varsity eager, goes in for a layup in bloked kick and a pass intercep- Baug'sh all-time NFL record of tion. Jim Martin's second halt Friday night's game against the Alumni. The shot never 187 touchdown passes in a ca- field goals of 43 and 23 yards made if- through tha hoop at Joe Brunnor, second from reer, firing four as Pittsburgh won t|,B gam6| pushing Detroit's right, knocked th& round ball out of bounds. Other whipped Washington, 30-H. record to 8-4-1. The Lions can Los Angeles and Baltimore clinch the Western Division berth playen in on the action are Jim Novembre, left, varsity played Saturday, with the Rams in the Bert Bell Memorial Bowl and Oscar Steward, second from left, Alumni. The winning, 34-17. at Miami Jan. 6, matching the Vanity won, 46-43. Conerly, » bench warmer be- two division runners-up, by beat- hind Y. A. Tittle, hit on touch- ing or tying Philadelphia next down pass plays of 35 yards to week. San Francisco, which still . MOVIES OF EXPLOITS of such famous ocean racert at Joe Walton and 26 and 11 to Del could tie Detroit if the Lions lost; NICE CATCH — Staphen Netter, Key port, wsari tn» Lions Dump Chicago Crushes Shofner alter relieving Tittle in next week and the 49ers defeat smile of victory after a tough hassle with a barracuda the famous yawl, Finisterre, make a good program for the second quarter and the Giants Baltimore, went 31 yards to beat meeting* of boating groups. trailing, 10-7. Tittle earlier had Green Bay in the closing minutes off Miami Beach. Mr. Nester, president of ths Ouotone Alumni,4643 Cleveland's Title hit Shofner on a play covering this time. Company, Inc., phonograph needle and accessorial man- One of the best ways to provide entertainment, MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - 46 yards for New York's first Trailing, 21-19. the 49ers moved touchdown. ufacturers, Keyport, reports that the battle lasted almost of course, is with movies, and there is a good selection! Hopes, 17-14 to the Packers' 13 on two passes worth 32 yards by John Brodie an hour and his victim measured 4 feet 4 inches. of films available at either a nominal cost or for free. a 46-43 decision over the "old-! CHICAGO (AP) — The Chica after Abe Woodson had returned All these are listed in a booklet available free from the timers" in the annual game Fri- go Bears dashed Cleveland's 49crs Upset a Green Bay kickoff 46 yards to National Association of Engine and Boat Manufac- day night. title hopes yesterday 17-14 with a the Packers' 45. Three plays Ken Bullivant and Paul Herr victory in which they packed all moved the ball to the seven, and turers, 420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.. led the varsity scorers with 10 their scoring in the final quarter. Packers, 22-21, Davis kicked his second field goal These films cover every subject imaginable of, id 8 points, respectively. The Bears turned a Cleveland of the game to win it. interest to all kinds of boating groups, and the booklet The scoring laurels for the fumble into a nine-yard field goal Dallas took a 13-0 lead before Alunmi quintet went to Joe Brun- by Roger Leclerc with 3:30 left On Late FG Sam Etcheverry's passing and' v gives a capsule of their contents, running time, fee if ner and brother Bob, who gath- to play and snapped a 1414 tie SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San John David Crow's running en-, Francisco's kicking specialist, abled the Cards—with three as-i applicable, and how to arrange for a showing. Every- ered 14 and 11 points, respec- ID score their first victory over tively. Tommy Davis, booted a 14-yard thing from the America's Cup and ocean racing to wa- the Browns in ffour league meet- BRAKE AND FRONT END SERVICE .... j , L • <• i_. r wi|h a minute remaining in the ings. field goal with 11 seconds left outcome assured New yesterday, giving the 49ers a 22- ter safety for juniors and the basics of seamanship for contest 1ne Alumnj tive took a -j^ Monmouth Cops new outboard owners is available in the films listed. 42-41 lead on a jump shot by York at least a tie for the East- 21 victory over the Green Bay Often a film will fill the bill sufficiently, but Joe Brunner. The youns Lions ern Division championship of the Packers, National Football tallied the next five points of National Football League. HadjLeague Western Division cham- Fourth, 91-75 a program can have more drawing power and in- pions. Hie game, their first of the sea-, Cleveland won, the Browns could ASBURY PARK—The Monmouth terest if there is a speaker or lecturer with or with- son, to sew up the victory. j have tied for the title by dcfeat- Just two minutes earlier the Packers' Jim Taylor had scored College Hawks made their Initi- out films. There are many possibilities for this kind The preliminary game went to ing New York next week. al game in the Central Atlantic an Alumni quintet, which rang a t 0 u d wn of program. Cleveland whacked the Bears , , ^ ° .'° $1' °UTA Conference a success Friday up a 53-49 victory over the Mid- for a pair of touchdowns in the a 21-19 lead which chilled the crowd of 55,722 in Kezar Sta- night with a 91-75 bombing of Very often the Coast Guard in the local area will dletown jayvees. first quarter and blanked^them Bloomfield College at the Conven tW Alumni (43) have an officer who can speak on C.G. activities. This ra F P r, through the first three quarters.; „, ., „, , , . tion Hall here. Align Front End 5 0 1ft I K. Bmn»er 5 Earl/in the fourth period, Willie! Fleet Abe Woodson took the en- The Hawks, after scoring the can be a fascinating combination of practical informa- O 0 0 I Orahnm O ft ft g to manufacturer's 2 1 5 ' Outhh'tson 2 15 Galimore barreled into the end smnS kickoff on his mne and re" first eight points of the tilt, were tion and sea stories. We have been to some excellent 0 2 2 Rutttme 0 3 3 turned it 46 yards to the Green O 0 0 Ounato 0 4 zone from the three-yard line, in command. 39-30, at halftime specifications programs for which the Coast Guard provided the 2 2 8 Blbaud 0 0 climaxing a 55-yard drive engi- Bay 45, putting the 49ers back in and were never headed in gam O 1 Barry 113 the game. speaker. The C.G. also has some fine films of its Nnwmbrs 1 1 3 J. Brunner 8 1 II neered by quarterback Ed Brown ing their fourth straight victory McCooey 2 0 4 (I • 1 who was filling in for injured Quarterback John Brodie, a of the season. RrniRnrnin }- 0 I Qenerem 113 star with the forward pass activities. Hen 3 2! Bill Wade.' Bruce Beckman led the win- Foulki 1 1 3 day, hit Bernie Casey for Adjust Brakes and ners with 28 points, closely fol- One source of entertainment is a local yachtsman Minutes later, Brown uncorked yards and R. C. Owens for 15, 15 13 43 lowed by Walt Mischler's 21. who had taken an unusual trip, but there are some, ...,« .11 14 13—48 a pass to Angelo Cola which cov- moving to the Packers' 13. Four Repack Front Wheel Alumni .'. _ 6 14 » 14—43 Barry Avers was also In double ered 64 yards for the game-tying plays later, with fourth down pitfalls here. Amateur movies sometimes are of too oinclili—Murphjr, Yauko. figures for Monmouth with 11. touchdown. on the seven, Davis kicked his Bearings poor a quality to keep a group interested, and most of Coia took the ball on about the game winning three-pointer. Frank Giovannuccl led th* los- ers with 24. them are 8 mm., which is too small to show in large Brown's 30 and went untouched The defeat was only the third Lakewood Clubs Bloomfield won the jayvee con- for the score. of the 1961 campaign for Green halls. If you book a local amateur, it is a good idea to test, 75-62. Putting on a heavy rush againstiBay whlcn already had locked look at the films or slides ahead of time to be sure of Mmmoutli 3il. Rd., Wayne, Pa. . ' 2. Af;oinst nnrni.il mail haurds Gift Suggestion for the Week (except ropaimblp |nmrlures, pncoiinterfd in evervday pus- • ElTnllT BCSISKVOIKVS IF.ACtlt sender or use fur K1 months. W L Repairs made' ivjilioul charge, NBA Stand!ngs Fraufc & John's Marina Inn .. L'S 14 TRANSISTOR rriil,icemi'nl4 wear nnil tmsod on liM prices By The Associated Prcs > Mlrtillr low 11 fin Bhop .. . . ?2 current nt time of mijuslmcnt 17 RADIOS Plui lax and A TraaVfn Tlrci I'lrclo T"M L7 EASTERN DIVISION ("nr Mrurluin 17 22 1* 14 FROM $9.95 W L Pel. KVI'II'I I'll li-ral ll.inii- . 1, :m JustisaycCriarge it".:.', buy.on easy terms Boston 19 3 .864 'iOli 1 —. Mlkf Mnlliiy-:iS-lti7- with case, phones, battery Philadelphia 15 1! .577 '•jin ' :ul» - Mike Mallnv.L'lt. Syracuse 10 16 .385 IVIr.i) ,•*?'''. 1- ":rL^"™V""- SttM « If you're not sure of what to get that New York 8 IS ..108 JIJ. « •eny* WESTERN DIVISION i.'ii i. '[",; "aiir -I •:.:•••' Cluahji tiatiln electronics man in your house make it a Los Angeles 21 7 .750 \NSIH'It(. I ADII'S UTAH STATE FUMBLE—Utah State halfback Ron Princo Coast Gift certificate. where /our dollar buys. MILES mora Cincinnati 15 12 .556 10MMY NKiHi W ], 144) loses the ball as he is hit by Baylor tacklers in Detroit II 12 .4/8 I'taiR Hi',! i.i SHadyside 7-5700 Si. Louis 10 16 .383 .*> 01 Burner 'J: 13 frit quarter of Saturday's Gotham Bowl in New York's n t u I7:3 Chicago 4 18 .182 [ 0 1 1A Polo Grounds. Identifiable Baylor players are Jim In- Maple Ave. at White St. " M I?:;, ' ;;, If* COflST p\ BIRCH flVE v.'. 1 •.Ml(l.1|rt..Mii . ' ••11 ift gram 186) and Herb Adkins 166). Utah Stato blockers Laurence Pclor (Yo;;i) HerraiJJ"1™; RED BANK liplris the rccurrl for lota] World 'MM. i>!- include Dwain Heath IB7), left, and Bill Allen 160). ELECTRONICS^/LITTIE SILVER 1000 Asbury Avenue Asbury Park Baylor won, 24-9. 1 (AP Wircphotol PR 5-8700 SIEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS andOVERGARD RED BANK REGISTER Monday, Dec. 11, 1961-19

Rl«T/ HO ONE HAD HEARD ^ Hi OLD AHMPRKSWE *WW3/ STUMMED BY THE- OF HER FOR OVER 30 YEARS FRiEND OP Bridge Column DAILY CROSSWORD SfllZ IF WU HELP ("MARZDOv N MIRMlf UNTIL YESTERDAY/ MINE SAW ACROSS S. Man's 22. To ROPER. BRIMS W THAT ST0(tt' 7StR.'»6tV6tTTO1fS I 5IUENTS/SHE HAP HER.'-LOOKtNS 0 When you need tome sort of 1. Xiau'a wife name nature YOU'VE 60T A PLACE ON Tv£ /AGAIN" FROMTHfi t#i\ LOOKS, VOUTH OLDER THAN North wJtr luck to make your contract, 6. Sign be- 7. Candlenut 35. %CF PAYROLL/ ' JS/--ITS QUITE East-Wat vulnerable make your plan of play and then tween trees China ' A STORY'HXIU. NORTH HEAR IT AT stick to it. Don't wobble from Gemini 8. Wagers 28. Foot- *K3 and Leo B.Tabitlan wiper one plan to another, and then! of and ruffing a heart with dum- • 6 2 MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY North East - Sooth West 21. Reglorm states clues sheep my's small trump at once. West 10 Pau 14 Pus 25. A repre- a. s 7 S would refuse to take the king INT PUJ 3 4 Pan sentation 1 THESB! APLACE of spades. Now if South tried to 4 4 All Past 27. Affirmative M FOK EVERVTHlNS get back with a diamond, East Opening lead — * K 28. Pierced, X EH ajfish would step up with the ace of 15 diamonds and return a diamond 30. Colltaff to make sure o( a ratling trick. DAILY QUESTION 31. Talking bird If South tried to get back by Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to 34. Youth ruffing a club instead of leading 18 points), and the next player 37. Near (poet.) to H a diamond, he would be forced passes. You hold: Spades—A 9 7. YA M. Century 21 to ruff clubs twice and would Hearts—10 9. Diamonds—10 8 3. plant run out pf trumps. Clubs—K Q 10 8 3. What do you 40. Grava 25 say? 41. A tendon at Changes Mind 42. "Nino Answer: Bid 3 NT. The com- 27 When the hand was played a bined count in high cards is 25 to o'clock and % few months ago in the European 27 points, with 20 points usually well" SO Women's Team Championship, needed for game. Your strong 43. Affixes DOWN % % Y/< the South player started off on aclub suit is an additional asset. 51 82 ss winning line of play by leading 1. Greedy For Sheinwold's 38-page book- 2. Swerves ^A the king of spades from dummy. 57 THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," 3. Mother of She could have made the con-send 50c to Bridge Book, Red Irlahgods % NO?HM/n-7HAT5AHIU. ) tract by continuing with trumps W Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand 4. Goddess of % OF OeSKT AW9. rvE HBftRO and then developing dummy's Central St., N. Y. 17, N. Y. the dead GIVE ME WUR ROBE. THEY ON STRIP A MAN TO THE diamonds. 5. Object* of % ISTOE FftSSWOR P AT THE BONE W 30 MINUTES. Jf-: When the king of spades won, almsgiving MUCAR GATES however, South changed her mind. She switched to hearts, in- Beller Set tending to ruff the third heart in dummy. West stepped up with the Student Field Youths Admit eight of trumps to shut dummy To Open out, and now the contract was unmakable. Supermarket Trips Scheduled Burglarizing Perhaps the moral is that it RUMSON—Rumson-Fair Haven doesn't pay to bid a sketchy M1DDLETOWN — Owner ol the Regional High School has sched- game if you're not in the mood new Shop-Rite Supermarket at Rt. 40 Homes uled several field trips for stu- to play it carefully. Or, perhaps, 35 and New Monmouth Rd. Is lents prior to Christmas. WOODBRIDGE (AP) — Seven it's fairer to say that we can allSeth Beller, 4 Joanna Ct., West play a hand better on paper than Deal Park. Recently a group of 40 5tu. V 0 u t h s have admitted burglar- the experts can at the table. Mr. Beller has been a resident lents, members of the FutureFuture! izlng more than 40 homes hero MARK TRAIL By ED DODD in the shore area seven years. In "eachers of America Club, un- an(|in Edison Township during that period, he has been general lcr (he direction of George Git- tho last year, police report. MR. LOMAN, I'M 7RVINGTO WHY, SURE, MR.TRAIL manager ot Wakclern Foods, par- 'in, spent a day at Trenton State HELP A FRIEND VMO'B IN _H.L VO ANYTHING ent company of the Shop-Rite 'eachcrs College where they Police in the two townships col- I CAN TO HELP/ HOPING TO 7ROUBLE, ANP I WANT TO chain. laborated on a week-long round- SET SOME INFORMATION earned about the educational fa- HELPJOHNNV :ititics offered at state teacher up of the Woodbridge hoys, who MWJOTTE, FROM VOU.-IP YOU WILL/ range In ago from 14 to 17 years. WHO IS .raining institutions. ACCU6EP OP The youths' estimates on the THEMUROEK H. Earle Thompson and Paul amount of money stolen range OF 60S PRINCE (Send your problems to George Fuchs, of the Regional English from $1,500 to $2,000. The loot MASK AND and make extra room in that department, conducted a trip foralso included jewelry but its val- AND* HAVE hall closet.) 128 members of the Junior Class ue has not been determined. The -TRAVELED o the McCarter Theater In TO WNKAUJ' boys, fearing detection if they Princeton Nov. 16. The purpose POINT I'VE REAP Dear George: had kept or sold It, threw most of VOUR AICTICLEB FOR if the trip was to witness a it away, police said. YEAR8...YOU KHO\N IT'9 HOT I haven't been married veryi irofessional performance of OFTEN WE SET A REAL long, and it never occurred toj Police are attempting to re- CELEBRITY WAY UP HERE/ :hornton Wilder's "Our Town." me to wonder about my husband cover the jewelry. going to "stag parties" at his This month two other school Two of the youths are being lodge. The lady next door, how- NUBBIN By /Hf BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL jrganizations are planning trips. detained in the Middlesex County ever, tells me that "stag parties" Mrs. 1'ischette's Library Council Detention Home, New Brunswick. are simply awful, with girls with! will take a field trip ,to the Don- The others have been turned over no clothes on and other bad en- nell Branch of the New York to Edison police for further ques- tertainment. Is there anything to Public Library and to the H. W. tioning. Police said all will be this? Worried. Wilson Company, publishing charged with juvenile olfenses. Dear Worried: house and supplier ol library Absolutely not. Your nose— tools and aids. your nice neighbor must be all Wednesday, the home econom- mixed up. The very phrase ics classes, under the direction Lutherans Set "stag party" means a party of Mrs. Alta Stratton, will take for men, dear, so don't con- Seth Beller trip to the Jersey Central cern yourself. Oh, granted, a Power and Light Co., Deal, $12 Million Aside girl or two might wander in The new $500,000 market will where they will witness a dem- for a specialty act (perhaps open Wednesday at 10 a.m. Mayor onstration of food preparation singing "Trees" or reciting in- John T. Lawley, Jr., will officiate and the proper use of kitchen For Missions spirational poetry). I have at the opening ceremonies. quipment. ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-Sptnd- checked with all my male re- Mr. Beller was. born in New- ing for the missions program of searchers, and we can report ark and was educated in schools the United Lutheran Church in By honestly and unanimously: We there. PdGO have seen lots of stag shows, America will exceed $12 million He is a graduate of the Univer To Select next year, according to Rev. Dr. and they weren't bad enter- sity of Pennsylvania. Harold T. Rasmussen of Minnea- tainment. A veteran of World War II, polis, president of ths church's Mr. Beller is married and hasLeaders Board of American Missions. Dear George: three children. TRENTON (AP) - Democrat- I am trying to get a job as aThe new store, with 27,000 ic leaders for the 1962 legislative The board, at its meeting here disk jockey and I have a lot of «!»»« feet of sales space, is thesession will probably be named last week, adopted a budget of funny, original Jokes. Like the »0»h Shop-Rite Store to open in within the next two weeks, Gov.- $5,883,000 for its Home Missions one I made up about the disk the state. elect Richard }. Hughes says. program, which supports 700 mis- jockey who was fired because Hughes held a closed meeting sion congregations of the denom- "he was going around in the with Democratic county leaders. ination in the United States, Can- wrong circles." (Get it?) what College Heads State Committee members, legis- ada and the Caribbean area. The can I do? "M. C. Patter" lators, Gov. Robert B. Meyner, sum is halt & million dollars Dear M. C. Patter: Attend Meeting and U.S. Sen. Harrison A. Wilgreate- r than the 1961 budget. (Click.) . WEST LONG BRANCH - Two liams, Jr. for more than in hour Another $5 million will be made Monmouth College administra. Thursday and said.he sees "no available by the board to help SERVES IN MOROCCO tors, C. Waldo Withey, Oceanport, buttle in the winds" over leader- congregations in building pro- ship posts. grams, Dr. Rasmussen said. By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST KEYPORT—Thomas G. Sepka, business manager, and Edward MARY WORTH communication technician sea T. Soriano, Oakhiirst, comptrol- The governor-elect also an- The board also approved loans man, USN. son of George J. ler, last week attended the 42dnounced that he expects to diso-f $1,927,000 to 60 of its mission HOW ABOUT A 8t PATILHT, AND, IN THE WORTH APARTMENT-. LITTLE "VHJORISH' Sepka, 83 Second St., Is serving annual meeting of the Eastern As close his cabinet appointments congregations in the United I'M 50RRY, MOTHER-. ABOUT THAT'S ALL / at the Naval Communication Fa- sociation of College and Universi after the Christmas holidays. States and Canada. The money LEO HAS NOT NOW, BABY!- .,,' ""ONLY SHAKE THE DROP IN MV INCOME-• BUT RIGHT! •• / 1 CALMLY AP- HEYi-THAT * IN GAMBLING WE 70LD WORTH DOWN MY EXPENSES HAVE GONE UP, YOU CAN / cility, Port Lyautey, Morocco. ty Business Officers. He said no names were men- will be used to build 43 churches PROPRIATED MY DOUGH, WVER! FOR WHAT THE 1 RECENTLY ••• WHILE CAR ONLY DO \ Before entering the Navy in Oc Mr. Withey and Mr. Soriano ioncd at the meeting for possi- and six parsonages and to buy THE *20 I5H'.' YOU KNOW, TRAFFIC WILL REAR , 9AIES. HAVE GONE DOWN! YOUR BEiT, ) MAYBEU TOOK "6RAW".."VELVE1 tober, I960, Seaman Sepka was participated in workshops on fed' >le cabinet posts. I three church sites. FROM 5LIM ••EXTRA PROFIT! SLIM! y graduated from Keyport High cral government programs for A5"A TIP FOR School. I college and university facilities. THE MAID"... COLD WINTER AHEAD!!! "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean For Tueiday, December 12

Present—For You and Yours • • • The outlook indi- cates energy, vitality, determina- tion, enterprise, confidence and kt-VEREND By BILL O'MALLEY courage. What more could you ask? Sports where strength is . _ .. HOPE SANTAA depended upon are favored. HAS LOTS OF PO5TA&E- Financial aspects are good, with likelihood that you may reap a reward from efforts made in the past. Use money wisely.

Past • • . On December 12, Future • • • A compact, dec- AUTOMATIC 1955, the Ford Foundation gave trical space engine, capahlc of half a billion dollars to private operating by battery and solar PERSONAL CARE hospital!, medical schools, and cell power, is expected to be colleges—the largest single phi- ready for trial space flighti in lanthropic gift in world history. Jess than a year. WITH

The Day Under Your Sign By CAL ALLEY THE RYATTS ARIES (Born March 21 to April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 31 to Oct. 22) MiVt il"- mvt «( tod** « on nWerte "You mav see \iovr liiinsn l^at .irpea.'ci THE« AW OR SO TORE cycle bffiins tomorrow. Clear op tborei, im[«^il)lc nuy now be wi'rUi! oil*. CHRr5/VU)S,lf I CHANGE Mobilheat TAURUS (April 20 to May 30) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Y I>t<;nm* nrRitiic thinking. Your piolleail Your teti'tetlcy to worry m.iy l:e ilur- la 3 SOCONY MOBIL HEATING OIL arc more imaginary thaix real, iJiysical iftdown. Get nieiical z'lvi'.r. GEMINI (May 21 to Jtm* 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to D.c. 21) Oinjervp yuur strength, lintae is an ex- 'Xiy to orn*ruie your v/otU io a\ tn jmt cellent place to *iM rest. 'Jry itl ti minimum »(r*iti on jour j.fcysicil en- cur ant r, CANCER (Junt22 to July 21) itrfAing; up home tifi create WOTIC CAPRICORN (O«c 21 lo Jan. 3D] !>int>]rm» itin thoM you fic« O0«. Don't taVe new scquai'itanrc* at t-.Lt »»!ue. 1'hty nuy prove untru«w vby irj f SH 1-0610 e I'M*. Kelt! EnUrptiws, Inc. BED BANK BEGKTER AUTOS AND TRUCKS •OATS t ACCfSSOtllS HELP FOR SALE APARTMENTS BOUSES POR WENT HOUSE* 11, UM atUEEM FORD TOOK, M mti«- OM Buoyr — in, tuamt t*. CWATX oo «Ce. OTIS uwAtr, lour-UK»X - bfidRNBBV, Utfe UV- ANNOUNCIMENTS STATION WAGON nln« paiwnger IM? WIRE DID PUYl ntabed, all modern Improvements. Call uid, itotty* nom. Jodie Cmtom Sierra, power ateertnr, art I-6MT. AGENCY unchson Guett Sh* lost a oiBdle on tut poueil He brake*, automatic transmission, tUlas. IUSINESS NOTICES THEM EOOMB. unfurnlaliK!, all utlll. 8MALL BUNGALOW — Four rooms tost Klc« condition. (975, BH 7-5383. hursday Hal to return smart 3 Room Outfit ties Included. 3T8 MacAxUlUr AV«... and bath, Call after « p.m. ESrF — rtorenbar S« trom Haziet Long Branch. CA 2-1120. Offering Central Monmouth Cam- own and wklu jnalt collie. IB5S BU1CK SPECIAL. wMle, four-door, U' DUUP BODY TRUCK, avallaDK to b« sold for unpaid balance o! 1174 : 291-265J CO 44R0. Dynaflaw, power steering, radio, heat- remove traan tiara yards, attics, cel- December 14, 12 noon >r IZ.29 weekly. Orlilnal coat (175. DUPLEX APARTMENT — Immediate TWO-ROOK — Furnished cabin, auto- ty's Best Real Estate Valuei. GI er, custom trim, extras. One owner. lars, etc Also, equipped lor contract- occupancy. TUree bedrooms, living matic beat and hot water, conveniently 4*>W — Hllo trewil bound In Holm- OB 1-1809. At the iounehoid. lncludei «.pc. Contemporary room, kitchen, dinette, 1U batos. New, and Low Down Payment, FHA yljjl int. bucblaok* uS white, heavy «et. ing work. BH 7-2144. located. SH 1-2183. I960 CHEVROLET 'a ton pickup. 10.000 Ivlng room, 8-pc. modern bedroom and modern. 1115 monthly, utllltiei not In. Mortgagej to Qualified Buyen. •»°0* tMJiumw .Liuiadry, Keyport or •AINT1NO AND FAFBRHANOINO— Hotel Berkeley Carteret •pc. dinette. » eluded. BeKord. Call 291-2963 or 03 1- UNFURNISHED — FIVE ROOMS, Pfaona CO 4O7W. miles. Good condition. Call LI 2 Average sire room painted one coat, 275L THREE BBDKOOHS. NEWLY 0851. celling, sldewalls and wood worlc, $25. "•AINTED. CALL CA 2-0186. $115 PER — main gold wedding ring. Asbury Park, N. J. FUKNISBBD APARTMENT — All utili- »..—'£.*' ""* Bank Port otfie*. Inl- FARINA AIRFLYTE 1951 Naih sporty Call eil 7-3)91. Ed Zlnser. MONTH. • FREEHOLD BORO car In soort condition with real economy ties, adults only. Call after 6 p.m. thte fit&BAR In band. Reward. 281- FUR riO2B WORK. 040 tret lervlce. VE ARE THE EXCLUSIVE METRO- FIELD FURNITURE 812-1599. ONS FAMILY HOUSE — Five rooms mileage BH 7-3975. Topping, tnmmlnE, removaL Gall LI POLITAN DISTRIBUTORS FOH A and large sunporch, Ideal lor young $600 DOWN can buy this four- 1860 BUICK — Two-door Hardtop, 2-4Z2O for tr« vsttnaatea. Full tosuraooe I'BW... VITAL ELECTRONIC PROD- LONG BRANCH — Two rooms fur. couple with children. East Keaniburg bedroom Cape Cod with large s™»«' — Fusbook cumber R 16731. full power, A-l. coverage. !OT WHICH HAS BEEN DE- nlshed. On first floor. Private entrance. area. $55 month. For appointment call Finder please return to Monmouth 8(2.0097 ELOPED BY Warehouse Department AH utilities Included, 170 per moDtli. 787-0478. modern family size kitchen, large County National Bant. Red Bank.. !A 2-6SHS. ' 1&58 JEEP — Blx-cylinder, four-wheel CUSTOM TAILORING LITTLE) SILVER — Six-room house. living room, full basement with -,--- — BsMbooK No. R1365. Finder T-ll East Front St., Keyport, N.J. HREE ROOM FURNISHED apartment weaw return to Monmoutli County drive pickup with snow plow. Terms Expert alterations oo men's, wothen'i Newlr decorated. Near Fort Monmoutn workshop and many extras. On available. LI 2-9792. and boy's clothing. For appointment THE DICTOGRAPH all utilities, couple only, no pels. Apply 946*581 or 84M20L National Bank. Red Bank. »11 SH 7-1075. 108 Catherine at., Red Bank. a beautifully landscaped corner for appointment dial CO 4-302O THREE BEDROOMS, one bath. Living 1OST — Passbook: No. RC816. Tinder 1055 s OLDSUOIilLK — Super 88 Four- lot. Full price $15,900. dcor >8edan. Fair condition. $295 or PROTECT YOUR CA1VS PAINT CORP. STORE HOURS: UNFURNISHED — Three rooms. Block room, dtnlng room, kitchen. Month to lueaae return to Monmoutli County Ka make oiler. SI11-4170. FROM WINTER WEATHER from Broad St., Red Bank. Call before month basis. Immediate occupancy. "oo-atlQQEil camBank. , ReKeda KankBank. Fully waxed and slmonlzed. Very rea Monday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m. 8:30. BH 1-0192. 1135 per month. Thompson & Bartell, 1955 SUNBEAM CONVERTIBLE — IB,- "Farooua In American Industry $450 DOWN will move you Into IJOSIT — Early November, white rat tonable. SH 7-9335 or SH 1-2517. 8 a. to 6 p.m. Thursday and Fri- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Spacloul Realtors. SH 7-5600. with maltese ears ana tall. spayed 000 miles. Like new. Beat offer. SH 1- 6 p.m. SAME DAY SERVICE. for 00 years. a neat, three-bedroom Cape Cod lemsde. 281-0381. 9S01, Little Silver Shell, Little Silver. day evenings till 8:00 p.m. three rooms sweeping view, $S5. Small- MIDDLETOWN — Oak Hill. Six-room TOR YOUR PARTY eandwlchej. OrdersHen who qualify and have a ear wll er apt., $75. Utilities extra. 291-1454. modern ranch. Three bedrooms, 1% in a nice location. Convenient to FOUND—Uanx cat Found Broad EL. 195.1 HARDTOP MERCURY — One taken for the holidays. Call Ind the careers they've dreamed abou baths, large wooded lot, excellent lo- Red Bank. Wbue with aliarllngB of gray owner ear. Call 811 7-3S7S ind will receive a starting WOOD — Fireplace, atove, furnace, PORT MONMOUTH — Three rooms cation. Option to buy. Call OS 1-0037. shopping and transportation. Has and gold. Or. auman, BH l-ton. CO 4-32*5 McGulre'a Market, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. hrmlihed or unfurnished, all Improve- li(6-(323. Evenings 4333. ments. Call 787-O208. ATTRACTIVE ESTATE COTTAQB — attached garage, full basement, MOTOR SCOOTER — I960 Ciwhman GUARANTEED SALARY modern kitchen, range, refrigera- Super Eagle. White, dual f Jrtmist. El- THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished. All Four rooms, garage. Range and re- EMPLOYMENT IAVE SLENDER FIGURE FOR frlgerator. Unfurnished, adults only. tor-freezer, washer and dryer, TRAVEL . TRANSPORTATION ccllent condition. SH 7-H42. $150 A WEEK! CHH1STMAS — Nearly new Blenderella utilities, private entrance. References required, $110. REDDEN coucb, list 5115, aell 160, 842-1414. 291-1037 lawn mower and other extras in- 1954 FORD CUGtomllne. One owner, HELP WANTED-FEMALE After training at our expense AGENCY, 301 Maple Ave.. Cor, Bergen i FOR FLORIDA alter Oirlst- Excellent buy. Call (JO-CART — 2'A h.p., hardly used RIVER PLAZA — Unfurnished,' four PI., Red Bank. SH 1-5560, cluded. All for $14,500. DU. Vftmld llae lady as companion. OS 1-0037 LEGAL SECRETARY — With experl I'Vlgldaire rettigerator, 7 cu. H., 123 rooms, heat and water supplied, adults Write "Travel" P.O. Box 4fll, Ited Bur.k ence. Excellent aalary. Call 8H 7< The appearance , , . personality , . only. SH 15213. THREE ROOMS — Partly furnished, 1057 CHEVROLET Bel Air—White, air 3730. and caliber ot the men are more tm all 1-S640. gas heat, electric, rent reasonable. 2 lllloned, spotless, low mileage, pri- portant than experience. More thai ilftl/B BIKK — 24" Bchwlnn. 116. Also THREE ROOM unfurnished apartment Hamilton Ave.i Leonardo. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP e owner, best offer. 811 1-51*0 or •REE JEWELRY — Party plan. Al«o 250 office*' bave been opened In tli Dumont small screen TV set wltli FM All utilities supplied. AUTOMOTIVE helo wanted. No Invemment, delivery US A •adlo. SH 1-0723. SH 7-2287 THREE-BEDROOM COUNTRY or collecting, car Helpful. Call 787- FURNISHED ROOMS 1050 PLYMOUTH — Four-rioor, paased 12(18, CO «!S5M, CA. 2SH14, 53-21538. TWO O OAUOB Lionel trains, KW LONG BRANCH, — Six-room duplex, home on 15 acres of good land. AUTOS AND TRUCKS Inspection. Radio and heater. 'anaforraer, nine automatic swltche modern kitchen. Available December 787-5470 LE CLERK — Part lime. Woman WE ARE 10. $125 month. 291 Lang Branch Ave. RED BANK — Large furnished room, Outbuilding suitable for horses, IMS NEW CHEVROLET H-UM pickup experienced filing and able typa told 10 cars. 95 track, plus accessories. bath. Best river location. Professional S*our wbeel drive. Ideal for snrjwplow 1954 CHEVROLET Bel Air. stick Bhlft, ers, Red Bank area. Write P.O. Bo- 8H 1-7990. CA 2-6171, or business gentleman. SH 1-0076. tractor shed, corn crib; small etc, McCarthy Chevrolet. 231-1101. frood condition. $240. Also 1954 Pontlac, 129, Red Bank, N.J. EXPANDING OUR IIOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANQE— Four- THREE-ROOM APARTMENT First orchard and good standing lim- plKlit cyllniler, automatic, 5225. OS 1- floor, utilities supplied. Call FURNISHED ROOM — Private shower. 1858 CADILIAC, mint condition, 60 ap TWO EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES burner, oven. Excellent condition. Like Business woman. After 1 p.m. 88 East ber. Over 300" frontage on black dal. Fall power, eir conditioned, f 1493. 9B44. CENTRAL new, beautiful appearance. Bargain, SH 7-3720 Front Bt, Red I Bank wanted, call J75. SH 7-2521. top country road. House in good U 2.1020. 1953 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER — 284-8S30 8EA BRIGHT — Three-room heated 5595, Call apartment. Furnished or unfurnished. NEW SHREWSBURY — Studio room condition. Has hot water heat, 22UST SELL — 19C1 Chevrolet Par] LBQAL 3ECRKTARY NEW JERSEY DESKS — |15 up, files JJ5 up, Chair, for couple. Apply in person, 444 Snrewr wood deluxe station wagon, fully CA 5-6237 adding machines, typewriters manual 2 River St.. Call 842-0071. ' ury Ave., Red Bank. screen flagstone porch. Only 10 EXPERIENCE KECESBARY and electric, office equipment, etc. at •quipped, all powtr. Must be seen to be 1R57 DEKOTO Bportflman — Two-door CALL 787-1663 OPERATION FURNISHED APARTMENT — T ROOM AND BOARP — First and sec-minutes from center of Freehold. appreciated. Call evenings SH 1-2130 hardtop, new Urea, excellent condition, bargain prices. New or used. AAC rooms and bath. AH utllltiei. On bus 1«53 MERCURY HARDTOP-Btanrlard BALKSOIRL - SEWINO TEACHER Desk Co., Rte. 35, Oakhurat, KE 1-3B90 line. Near river, business person. ond floor rooms for elderly people. Asking $18,000. 5525. 946-4S44. MEN-OUARD8 opposite N. J. Warehouse. Lafayette St., Rumson. ' Monthly or weekly rates. OB 1-1802. anirt, good condition, JIM. Coll OS 1 I95S CHEVROLET — BH cylinder, ex Salary plus commission. 40-hour week. Resident of Vicinity of MM. .11 company benefits. Good working Keyport. Matuwan, Red Bank PIANO — Fischer, liiuda by Knabe, FURNISHED — Rooms near all buses, ccllent family car, pood condition, only conditions, Apply Singer Sewing Center. TWOROOM FURNISHED apartment, transportation. For elderly people. 138 2B.OO0 miles. Call SH 7-9847. Iteady employmenf t for men ages 35 t Purchased new, 1932. Full keyboard, private bath, utilities. Call SH 7- $600 DOWN and no closing costs. 69 Broad St., Red Bank. 60. Minimum 5 9", clear record, car mahogany console. Perfect condition. 41S9. Monmouth St, Red Bank. Three-bedroom Cape Cod with a AUTOS AND TRUCKS ISHiO FORT) Country Squire, stick Bhlft EXPERIENCED operators wanted. Ex- and phone essential. Uniforms fur- »350 cash. SH 71111. alK-cylltider, red and white, teat offer, nished, Company benefits. Send com- HIGHLANDS — Furnished two-room LARGE FURNISHED — Parlor room paneled study, large family size perienced button newers, also floor help LIVING ROOM — Foam cushions, three Double bed, steam heat, and hot water. ail 7-5087. Apply 4 Catherine St., Ited Ban];. plete resume to "Guards," Box 511, modern apartment. First floor, private kitchen. Landscaped corner lot, ed Bank. pieces, $50. Oval frultwood dining room entrance. $70 Includes all utilities. 09 Shower and bath. 291-9495. 1057 PONTIAC station wagon Bupe BOOKKEEPER TYPIST table, X25. Grey dresser and bookcase Bay Ave. SH 1-5510 after « p.m. SINOLE ROOMS - Clean and com-best neighborhood. Only $15,900. Chevy Shopping? Chief, new motor, 18.000 miles, requlrei Accounts payable and payroll expir MAN WANTED for part-time work t 4/G, $50. Maple dresser and bed full enable. IteajonatjH rates. [Garage. some body work. Priced for quick sal' take care of horses In stable. Call aft size. S35. Bunk beda complete- with TWO BEDROOMS, batb. Steam heat, ence. Accurate typlBt, Knowledge ol electric fupplled. Main St., Keansburg. Gentleman preferred. 92 Wallace st J600. BH 7-283S. K.C.R. helpful, but not essential. Send er 6 p.m. and all day Saturday ant •urines, guard rail and ladder, 135. SH 1-5392. McCARfhy'i prices have Sunday. 201-2653. IRWINS, 27 Monmouth St., Red Bank, 'mmedlate occupancy. 787-2410. For Professional complete; resume Including references. SINGLE ROOM — Private entrance, Write N.C.R. Box 611, Red Bank. OAKAOB MECHANIC WANTED — JUST JN TIMB — For Christmas. Mink LEONARDO — Four-room and two- balh, heart of downtown Red Bank. never been lowerl MOBILE HOMES Man experienced with truck equipment. stole. Sacrifice. $275. Call room apartment Available December Real Estate Service INTERESTING, EDUCATIONAL 8UH Steady work, salary plus complete In. 15. Teachers or business couple pre- Call Mr. Chatman, SH 1-1530. VEY — Part or full time. $1.25 pei 8(2-1118 ferred. 291-1544. '61 Chevy, new $1899 A VERT I1APFY HOLIDAY SEASOM hour. 1*6 Monmouth St. 747-1280 or V7 surance, Including llfo Insurance. Writ ROOM — Nice home, all modern, car "Mechanic" Box fill, ncd Bank. ACCORDION — 120 bass, nlno swile* THREE ROOMS FURNISHED or un- accommodation, Reasonable. 87 Shrewi '55 Chevys, Plyms., from $388 •0S0O. tones, leather case, like new. Call afte bury Ave., Red Bank. 8H 1-9114. HOLLY HILL AUTO MECHANIC — (5) Flve-da; 5:30. 7B7-4742. furnished. Near railroad station. BH 1- ROWCROFT '56 Chevys, Fords from $488 WOMAN TO work In drugstore, Middle. week. Ford line experience necessary. 7092. Mobile Home Salei town-Ked Bank urea. Si. 15 hour tc Ho Saturdays. Salary-pay plan, fringe FULL LENGTH COUCK — And two '57 Chevys. Fords from $588 start. 0 a.m. to 4 p.m. five dayi, chairs, very reasonable. THREE ROOMS, bath, doled porch. AGENCY. INC. Our display coaches are heated lo write "Woman" Box 511, Red Bank. benefits, vacation and holidays. Call Upstairs, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE '58 Chevys, Fords from $777 customer eomfortl LO 6-3100. Ask lor Ken Judklns. I.lata BH 1-1954 787-D77S '58 PJym. 9-pass. Wagon $788 wan Ford. LIONEL — 0-57 gauge. Two complete HOUSES FOR SALE REALTOR Rt. 35 PArkway 1-3838 South Araboy TWO ROOMS — Private bath. Flrsl '59 Foni Galaxie $1295 iet», extra engine, butt car. Many ac- floor, furnished. 146 Bridge Ave., :casorlea. Much track. O8 1-1107. Red Bank 18 SOUTH ST. FREEHOLD '80 Chevy Impalas $1999 MOD1LH HOMES TYPIBT AND ASSISTANT CABIffE: HELP WANTE»-Male . Female Used - lt)% down must be accurate at figures and good RCA 21" color. TV set, guaranteed FOUR ROOMS — Unfurnished. $7[ BERG •61 Olds F-85 $1999 typist. Good working conditions, five perfect working condition. Reasonable. New • 7-year financing ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY Tall OS 1-26(9. month. All utilities Included. Near shop- HO 2-1455 OPEN SUNDAYS '59 T-Bird, gleaming blk. $2195 day work week plui many company JHfyery order & applicant our specialty. ping and transportation. CA 2-3743. ROBBINBV1LLE benefits. Immediate opening. Apply 12 Broarl St., Red Bank 8H 7-34IH 120 BASS ACCORDION — Alao re- All Qualified Buyers TRAILER BALER INC. Mrs. Morgan or It. H, Belknap, Be frigerator, I*hon© TWO-ROOM FURNI3HED apartment _ HOMES — Finance Co,, Red Bank, REAL, ESTATE SALESPERSON — New Good location. All utilities. $65 pe Short of Cash? Use Our Routt 139 Itobblnsyllla, N. X office. Paul P. Bova. 1334 Hwy 33, Mid- 787-3956 month. SH 7-0758 evenings. JIABIBORO — FBEEHOIJJ ARIA Many Others to Choose From! JU 7-1320 dletown. Opposite Old Village Fire Co. RCA cabinet TV, nice condition LAYAWAY PLAN THKEH BKDHO0M3 — DInlcr room, OS 1-2544 — OS 1-1443. electric console sewing machine, l!k< living room, bath, basement, detached HOUSm TRAILER — 10 x 16'. Three new, round bobbin. SH 1-7420. (All Down Payments and Monthly years old. 93,000. Phone OENHBAL OFFICE WORK, reception XPERIKNCED KLORAL DESIGNKr COMMERCIAL RENTALS garage. Attractive corner property. 787-2649 1st. Begin part time. 1-5 p.m. Five Write "Flower," Box 511, AMANA UPRIGHT FREEZER — 12 Payments are Approximate) Immediate pojscislon. Marlboro, 115,- days. Eventually full time. U. 2-17OC Red Bank cu. ft., 180. BUITE OF OFFICES — HEART OF 600. We (Hv« S&H Green Stamps SH 11409 TOWN, CALL VETERANS HOOKKEEPBR—Eiperienced. For ac- BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY TWO BEDROOMS — Kitchen, pantry, countn receivable, account! payatle, Qualified Personnel For Quality Orderi. SLJ5NOERIZINO EQUIPMENT - For SB 7-1100 No Down Payment dtnlng room, living room, full base- BOATS & ACCESSORIES payroll, etc. 5!Vday week, benefits. 210 Broadway. Long Branch. CA 2-4747, rent or sale; free delivery. South Jar* KEYPORT — Four-room office suite. ment, enclosed front porcb, Venetian Bend complete details regardlnff experi- sey SUROICAL SH 7-2614. In heart of business district. Across blinds, storm windows aad lereem, In- McCARthy BAHQAIN — Any Coat you want t. BOOKKEEPER. — Accounts receivable, $12,990, Full Price sulated, two-car Karate attached. Lot own. Lew bank rates. Financing ar- ence nnd education to "I*L.8.," Box accounts payable, payroll, typing. Full from municipal parkins lot. Will alter ti fill, Ited Dank. , 1 suit 1000 sq. ft. Write "Keyport" Box PocketbooKs can sometimes b 137x170. Exceptional condition. Im- CHEVROLET rangements completed In on» call at nr pnrt.tlmo. Write "Accounts' Box 811. Red Bank. stretched, but houses never can. Here' mediate possession. Deslrsilla torner any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH 511, Red Bank, MACHINERY FOR SALE one that will never need It, or nelthe property. UarlborA 115,500. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH !• STORE FOR BENT — On White St will your pocket book. There are five 1000. HELP WANTED-MALE 1500 WATT GENERATOR — $125. Two, Call your own broker or Call SH 7- large bedrooms, formal dining room, POUR BEDKOOMS — TwO-storf. Full 158 Fir»f Avenue three-ton Come-a-Long, Yale Towne. 1100. science kitchen, enclosed jalousie porch, basement, attic, brick sad frame. INSURANCE — Marine, outboard-al SITUATIONS WANTED, Female Phone 872-0(38. expansion attic, full basement, mud Kitchen, dining room, living room sun Atlantic Highlands forms. Rolston Waterbury, Realtor, RED BANE room, combination aluminum storm parlor, screened porch. 1U baths, ILL HELP WITH PARTIE3. dlnnen Three room office suite. Parking, rea- sash and a lovely landscaped lot Im- steam on heat. Insulated, storms and ulnco 1025. 18 W. ffront St.. BH 7-3500. or other occasions. Call sonable. Call 291-1669 after six p.m. BH 1-8881. MERCHANDISE WANTED mediate possession at closing. screens, detached two-car garage, 291-1101 • Open Evenings DRAFTING LODGE ROOM lor rent. Center of brick. Lot lOOzloS. Exceptional condi- AUTOS AND TRUCKS DRAWING CHECKERS PIANOS and musical Instruments town. Could ba used also for ' office Non-Vet $390 Down tion. Corner property, llartboro, S39,- wanted. Highest prices paid H. Ten- space. Approximately 2,400 sq. ft Write 000. Experienced wllh production draw- SITUATIONS WANTED, Male zer. 306 Halo St., Lakewood or ffox- 'LODGE" Box Bll, Red Bank. Ings for electro-mechanical parts croft 3-2190. Monmouth County Office 1B0 ACRES FOR HORSE FARM OR and aasembllen. Familiar with Gov- THREE) RELIABLE DOTS avallabl MODERN BUILDING — Heat, electric (Garden State Parkway Exit 117) DEVELOPMENT. DWELLINO — OUT- ernment Standards. Job operation tor yari attic, cellar cleaning. General WANTED and air conditioning, $100 per month. BUILDINGS. in: lutdooi work. Call evenings. SH 7-1669 USED ORIENTAL RUGS 107 Monmouth St., Red Bank. SH 7-0(85. CHINESE AND PERSIAN Many other desirable offerings. Lilting! FRIEDMAN GALLERIES MODERN OFFICE — Heat and utlll THE BERG AGENCY Invited. RED BANK, N. J. AREA PR 4-3143 Evenings CA 2-7482. tics supplied. $45 per month. GH 7.0485 Real Estate Good lalftry with travel allowance FINANCIAL PIANO — Prefer one In good condition. John H. Nostrand, Jr. NO AGE IJM1T BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Must be reasonably priced. Call 811 T "Personalized Service" 9011. Broker Mall resume Immediately, or telephoni SHELL SERVICE STATION — Foi HOUSES FOR RENT OSborne 1-1000 ; lnaple grand we offer &n Interesting post, free from mother clock J170; walnut and bras: the headaches which hvnvi Jon «hoppers. server liar stOu; accuritton, r.'l) bus Our organliation is alable. our opera J175; merlins »«ver tea service 140O tion pxpaniilng. Write 'TECHNICAL.' sterling silver water pitcher SHU; Nl Box 511, lied Bunk. agara mu*Rnge lounge chair $11)0; sta 3Z5 upplilre nnd pearl tmicolel J41K); Hlver- MAPL£ 1-3130 SALESMAN — Salary plan commlsjloi Idi' Jmz records ?2. Also used 40" Experience preform!, tut nut tu>c lectric ranye, (iwud contllliun, J30. Ca GIFT GUIDE AVE. •ary. All company benefits. Bell fn M2-005S. P£ D &AHK service calls and direct lead. Coinpn truck available If defltml, Apply stni Sewing Center. 6!) Hron.l St., KtA AUJMINCM COM "Huy Them Where They to the BINATION DOORS, heavy I" thick t'lANOS — Save KW'dr tnorij ott u Service Tliciti" any size up to ffiant 3Cx8S, two Rlas; •HOTO ai™ that win record and prlco on brand now SS note apinci RED BANK REGISTER Inserts, one screen Insert, com pint e |)tnuo9. Ten year guarantee. Coma SERPICO'S endy to hang. Installation optional arne'rT, "^rA^" J^SS^ mil save. Wo iprvico what w« Local, National, Internntlonal Newi Adding Machines—Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating iVnzcr's Alumc hiorc, 306 Mala TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTBnS Iporta, Comics, Syndicated Columnist: PROWN'S and Specln.1 Features. ADDING MACHINE8 - Typswrltera LuKCHrOOil. PO 32HK1. 101 Monmouth Si. lied Ban 12 Broad St. Rod Bank SII1-75OC KE1T1U 1AHK8. dry wells sorvlcod. CARL, B. JONES— I'alntlns and dec- I LAROB SELECTION ot juarantjed •old. rented, repaired. Serplco's. 101 Lecchlnc field added Bsckboe work. orating. Qoncral contracting. Free iaAIM'EAHINi; STAlltWAYS — Sold, SH 7-0«5 MAtL SUBSCRIPTION ANTIQUES—Lots ol now tlilnga. Thl: J»cd cars at your authorteed Dodgf. MonmouUl St. Ked Hank BH 7^))ai. C 11. IVIIion. BH UU1 •N That Shop, Main Bt., Holmdel. Sun estimates. C»U till 14343. 24 hours. nnlled. L;ul*h'rs und scaColda for renl TRAIN TABLE KIT On* Year $15. Sit Months $8, uart and compact Lancer Dealer cheap. Newark Ladtlfr and Bracket Co Thr«a Months $4.25 lay l-o p.m. 'rant Van3yckle, Inc. SII 1-1!9«. 1516 Corliss Ave,, Neptune. PJt 6-6SI0 $10.95 unassembled, Newman Sprlncs IU. SH I-5SS •twy. 35 Circle, Entdntown LI 2-lftli CIRCULATION .NT1QUES ~ For lasting unusual Appliance Repairs nitKAKFAST NOOKS Christmas gifts. LarK*» Ht'lectlve stock 1UNEEAM APPLIANCES—Hair dry. Fuel Oil — Healing LIMED OAK DINING ROOM TAIJLE-Severn! tieiutlful npw models on sale See The. New In Between Slza •r». mlxors, toaster,. From JlSo w APFUANCS lUEPAIIt Bud Installa- Radio-Television Repair Kour chairs. S,Vi, r;!|) CROWN KITCHEN CENTKR FAIIILANE AND METEOR cn.iibly prtcr. COPPER KETTLE tion. Realdemlal ant) commercial wir- OS 1 3512 NTIQITE9, Ml Monmouth HA,, Onk-Mien Electric. 18 White, fit RedBsnk' FUKL OIL a 11KAT1NO—Call 811 1- ilwy. s.% HH 7-:M: Mldilletnw ENGLISH AGENCIES UTBI. Open Friday evenings. KE 1-HM. ing. Allen Electric. EH 7-0612. WJIO. OH Delivery, Inc., Service A A. C. KAUIO & TKLBV1S1ON CO.— .Inplo Avenue SH 1-6000 Sales. 3 tierhert SL. Red Bank. 123 Shrewsbury Ave. S1I 1-4763. SERV- Only Quiillty Imparted Automobiles OTOIIENB-V lini, comifleufwiu, (In- ICE WHILE YOU WAIT. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE CONTINENTAL CARS, INC. V CAMERA OII'T SAYS—"Open Me itied cabmen, formica top built la Auctioneer Newman Spring* ltd. Red Ban •'.rsl." I>on't miss thosn Chrlatmns ven range, and sink, »«». . Rent A Piano $12 per Month SH 7-1500 pictures PaRo Photo Service, 35 Mon Hooting, Siding and Insulation B. O. COATS ~- An essential Auction Homo Improvements KNAUK, MASON-UAMLJN, SOiiMER >INO PONO TABLES, peg board! mouth St. SH 7-0263. Gifts for Her Appraisal Service "anywnere." 288 CAIiLE-NKLSON. hJVKllE'lT. STKCJi asketball backboard sets. America LWAY8 HAVE AT LEAST ONE FIAT Norwood Arc Deal J'nont KBllaeE 1) PIUMERANO •Til. Carpenter." Insulation A elding Corp. Certified i.xperlcncert alterations, repair work. Johns-Manvlile contractor. PR O-840T Coolcmati Avo. 4 Main Bt,, Aabury Lumher A Building Supply, Hwy. 35 BUPFIA i-wm. out-lnaldp (in 1-4151, SH TMffL or Adam Unr.mnycr 291-0302. Open daily till ;t Sal. till 0:30 Mkldletown. SH l-*m. :»y. 35 IJ 2-I0:'0 Eatonlom THE MAD HATTEn I'll 6-iUUl !St DrlvF—1M2 PONTIAC TEMPES1! WWte St. Ret Hank VVUKIUKO MAN'S contractor—Alter- OLSON CO. WC. — Roofing, aidlnf A SAILFISH, SUNFISH Auto and Truck Rental stlons, additions, palnttnr, masonry, Insulation. Installed and guaranteed HUGS — Never iim-d. J-'rom J.1C. 0x12. Rannas Bros. Ponllac SH 1-5515 Trees and Trim nlttbofle lltlla 1ot)8 LO (H714. tor 10 years. Pit 5-O703—291-0510. jiher eUcs. i'rlviUe Home. nf>5 Proad St. SH 1-M80 Red Bank ileal for bPRlnninif sailors. Now on AVIB—Bent • new car or truck. IJOU Isplny. Will deliver for Christ mat IALE COATS 1 Values to »«. Now raUs Ilapla Ave.. Red Hank. BH 1- •ltli t\ red bow. 29 ami up. Slilrley Shops, 37 Broad Tel. Answering Service it., Red Rank. 0301 PR 4-62K Dallr 7 a.m.-10 p.m. INSURANCE 'A PRICE SALE BOAT, SKI & SCOOTER LET U9 DB your secretary. No need I *H. con tract or li:ta a I u in i mi in aiding TATE aARDKNjuro airrTnop UIsaATIsnuu wltn present Insur- to mlti calls. 21 hour answering 'M tivtrr Jrom tlfvi'loiuncnt in only Religious Gifts CENTER Building Contractor ance? Want a belter deal? Call Dunq service. 811 1-4700 White St. Ketl Bank Irimirnnrn Accncy fill 1-6533. ire« collors, £:c>':), jray, while. Half HRISTMAS T nee. liunriinu'cj. in.siaiieti. Terms. SH 11121 NKW HOMKB. alterations, repalra. A 6-TWKi, rollt'i-t. Hlgbett quality work- I''or estimate, Vacuum Cleaner Repair GIVE THE GIFT THAT LASTS Holiday Food call Herbert filfenrauch, BH 1-02O1. t: (Jl'ITMt-inirmony Uroad For the true spirit ot CbVlstmas. "OK USED CARS" Painting and Decorating ELKCTROI.UX 1 .11.', iMi. Kxct-llcnl oon RrciitH takink g aflcctloli n of Rosnric Follow Your Friends To fialce Service Btipplles J Missals, Rlhles. Mcdnls, StattttPB. A iSSKAY—Fully cooked smoktd hams. 'alsalrn Scotch pi . j^,., uioil- IIBO BANK ALUMINUM PK0DUCT8 )i;is OAB3AN - i'iTirT^T 7leco7ator. 308 Prngpea Ave., Little flllvpr. For j price? to aatlafy nil. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. Natural cured," heat, serve, gwins ne tUvm windows. sir! log. swnlncs pperhanier. '.'S yrars «>|.rrl(nce. II on your Elactrolux. call ?R HK61 or 'IIAVELLER ffttiio ami rt-cord player. :utt«rbau Turkoyi, Capons, PBeasanls, lent trim anil decorations, ants foforr Ciiijiln Ave. Bli 1-1MS alter I p.m. 8H 1-3070. THE SHRINE ' 33 MAPLE AVE. ' RED BANK •u ixu or su itm "an be soi'n iit 3 Elm PI., lUtl tc Lana'l Meat Market, EH 10473. sr, Hwy. 35, Middletown. OS 11030 .ink. White St. Red Bank SH 14130 own. OS 11030. i, XIALfSTATI K>* SAU tp us" Some of the placards Head* Committee RED BANK REGISTER ' HOUSES FOR SALE , New Jersey retd; "We want tobies, not Mouday, Dec. 11, 1961-21 mutftloai" tnd "testing is mur- Report on Kennedy: otnnot room der/' idwatem r pi heat, »tt«frm caraft. u..m. Ml luduapnl witi Martoo News Sues Driver, i onuo , patio, many ntnu. Hear . AwoeUted y K«« NEWARK - The New Jersey] ' May uijjmt tVi* 01 mort. Council of Americans for Demo- His Image of the Presidency Monthly WnftnB $O\. Prlct . Owner MH T-0M3. CAMDEN—The United States cratic Action has approved reso- Bar Owner MATAWAS —Moduli Mm, 'i acTB, iwy tai a new guided m lutions calling for a stale income fruit trcei, country atttlDC. Uuat.bt, destroyer, the USS Joseph tax, abolition of capital punish-] (EDITOR'S NOTE - No presi- when a new administration takes only held back the Communist M to t» apprtcntrt. lli.900. L6 a. dent ever took office with more over, seemed in a ferment that tide but advanced the cause ot 4911. trauss, launched Saturday at the ment and a ^districting of both In Fatality RED BADE VICINITY SPLIT LEVEL Mew York Ship Building Yards Houses of the state Legislature. precise ideas of what kind of a would stir it to the bottom of ils freedom and rebuilt American —Eight room*, tarau. b»i«in«nt, attic, President he wanted to be. Howbureaucracy. -J prestige—not by words but byj FREEHOLD — Mrs. Hilda B. Hwen. «W«wal»a, 4J4 per cent 01 here. The vessel was named for The group approved the resolu- Williamson, of Nichols, S. C, "orteatc, »18.600. BH Hfe the late Adm. Joseph Strauss, a ipn at its annual convention here has John F. Kennedy measured But fate was unkind to Ken- works—not by stating great alms up to his own vision? This is the merely as a good debater, but b> wife of a Fort Monmouth soldier FAHl HA Naval ordnance expert who re- Saturday. On other matters, it nedy. killed by a car on that post, has E^-S^B(or aala. , -^TtiSFJffi tired in 1925. U.S. Rep. James urged the abolition of municipal first article appraising the Ken- doing great deeds as a good p-cfl. nedy record, by a seasoned Wash- Beset by Trouble neighbor—not by tours and con- filed suit here in Superior Court RIVER PLAZA — Caps CM. Two W<1 E. Van Zandt, R-Pa., the prin- courts, with their functions trans- Whereas foreign affairs caused against Miss Penelope Potter, of rooms, expansion attic with full dor- cipal speaker, said the U.S. will ferred to the county court level; ington reporter who covered his ferences abroad, but by vitality mer, full b&MBMnt, aluminum combina- i960 campaign.) Eisenhower comparatively little and dircctioa at home." Rumson, who was charged with lion atonal anl icreem, blinds. have 29 Polaris submarines by establishment of family courts to difficulty during his first year, driving the car, and the owner ai3,800. 8H 1-83H5, I. At present, he said, the handle all domestic relations A mighty high standard, may' FAIR HAVEN — Bt|Ht rooms, two 1 By ARTHUR EDSON Kennedy was beset from the start be too high for these clamorous, of a tavern where the alleged baths, oil heat, new caa liot water, Navy has five with a sixth soon problems: fluoridation of public AP Newsfeatares Writer driver, according to the suit, was •torm Bash, screens, fireplace, attached with literally a world of trouble. uncerla'n times, zarate. Capa Cod, 10 yeara old. Dish- :o join them. "The Polaris sub- water systems; reduction in tui- drinking prior to the accident. washer, laundromat, refrigerator, 20' marine and its complement of 16 tion at the state university and WASHINGTON (AP) - How is Even then, before his adminis- Disillusionment was bound to diameter pool with filter, dehumldlder John F. Kennedy doing as Presi- tration had a chance to get come. The suit, filed here Friday, tor cellar. Deep lot. fenced, trult trees. Polaris missiles represent an awe-an increase in scholarship aid. Decries, etc, Hear scbocl. For prompt, some answer to any Soviet at- The organization elected Ivan dent? shaken down properly, came Ap- Yet Kennedy judged the Eis- charges Miss Potter, of South privet, sale. S21.800. SH 1-6784 tack against the United States or Backer of Clifton as chairman It has been a year since his ril 17 and the Cuban invasion—a enhower administration by these Shrewsbury Ave., of being negli- EAST KBANSBURO — Ten-year old shocking, humiliating failure that gent in operating her car A,ug. 24 home (not a ' development). 100'zlOO' is vital interests," Van Zandt de- to succeed Gerald Ekstein ofi election, and 11 months since standards, and he asked that he property. Plaster walla, cedar sldlnj, clared, Fair Lawn. his move into the White House. was heard, and denounced, be judged by them, too. Edward A. Shkodo and that the vehicle struck and oaK Floors. TWD benrooms, living room around the world. killed Sgt. Herman B. Williamson 14x13, kitchen 15x15, Armstronj Inlaid Has Kennedy gone forward And so, as in subsequent stor- RED BANK — Edward A. linoleum, modern cabinets, finished at with the daring, imaginative lead- "If I am elected next Tues- ies, we examine where he has while he was crossing Ocean- tic 511.500. Write "EAST KEAN8 AUDUBON - A 14-year-old TRENTON — Governor-elect Shkoda, River Plaza, is general port Ave., near his Fort Mon- BURO' Box 811, Red Banl£t> ership he said this country so day," Kennedy had said in his failed and #here he has suc- Audubon boy, who police said Richard J. Hughes has sug- chairman of the Christmas home mouth barracks, RANCH — seven tomtu, two bathi, desperately needed? New York speech, "I want to be ceeded, we'll have Kennedy's decoration contest sponsored by fireplace, storms and screens. Large was seat to bis roam for ar- gested a study for lowering the Or, as some disenchanted Ken- own high view of the office to Mrs. Williamson also charges wooded lot Encloiid patio. Double ga. guing with > younger brother, a President known—at the end the Community Chamber of Com- rate. Call owner, sacrifice, }25,9K), zsi- voting age in New Jersey to nedy enthusiasts of 1960 now sug- of four years—as one who not guide us. Catherine C. Betr, owner of 1081. ; was found hanged by Ms belt in 18. "I wonld like to see the re- merce. The contest will cover the Charlie's Bar, Ocean Township, gest, has his administration com- area served by the chamber. Mr. SHREWSBURY — Four bedroom Cape the closet of his room 15 min- sults of a study la depth of promised so frequently it has, in with negligence. The suit says 5 Cod. Conveniently located on nlcel- utes later yesterday. Patrolman Shkoda is an assistant vice presi- landscaped corner lot with fenced li this question," Hughes said, their view, out-Eisenhowered Miss Potter was served alcoholic front yard. Lot ilzs 75*150 with pall Robert Schuler said the victim "with

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Men's Leather Imported pieces from India and English-tanned available in Goa Black, Utility Case Gift Your Man with a Paris Meerschaum Brown and Burnt Olive. ' Personalized Man-0-Gram Belt I. SENATOR, stitchless wallet $5 2. KEYCASE 2*50 5.98* 3. BELMONT, slim wallet $5 4. Tha SLIMB1LL 2^

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