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Itiuid diliy. llmdur thrmirh rrldur. Becood ciui POIUB RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1961 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOI* 84, ^O. 102 P«Id >t Hi! B*ak ud at Addltlonil lulling Otflco. Wants To Name UN Speeds Troops Judges Meyner Running To Disarm Slayers Into Senate Reluctance Act To •'» By the Associated Press TRENTON — Gov. Rob- May Run After All ert B. Meyner admitted yesterday he is running into Punish some senatorial reluctance Says Reports to go along with his plans to nominate a dozen judges Overplayed Killers before he leaves office Jan. 16. LEOPOLDVILLE, The Meyner told a news conference WEST LONG BRANCH - County Republican chairman J. Congo (AP) — The United some senators feel there is no Russell Woolley last night said Nations sped Mllayan hurry about appointing new reports that Rep. James C. Auch- judges. incloss (R-3d) of Rumson might troops to Kindu today to "There mav be a senator or be dropped as a candidate for re- pen up Congolese Army two that has expressed that election in 1962 are overplayed. butchers of 13 Italian UN HO ROOM FOR AN ARM — Anthony Chmielewici, Red Bank Remitter machinist, view," he said. At a press conference WedneS' airmen for punishment. points to narrow opening between roller and bed of a matrix press in which a man's He said he has not heard that day, Mr. Woolley had said there Planeloads of blue-helmetcd view from any Democrats. But may be "some changes in the arm was wedged in a Brooklyn plant Wednesday night. Physicians ware consider- Malayans were flown to th» a Democratic leader has said county ticket" next year, and an- Lualaba River port in Kivu ing amputating the man's arm when Mr. Chmielewici, called from his Atlantic Town- there is. little chance for confir- swered "yes" when asekd if Mr. Province with orders to encircle *nipJiom«'at the accident victim"* f»que«t, arrived, dismantled the machine and freed mation of new judicial nomina- Auchincloss' name might be and disarm the killers and others tions by Meyner. He said the dropped. th» man. • in a force of 1,0(10 reportedly in- Democrats are Inclined to wait He also said that Sheriff Ira E. cited to mutiny by the Congo's until Gov.-Elect Richard J. Wolcott and Freeholder Sherman Lumumbisi. vice premier, An- Hughes, another Democrat, takes are not expected to seek re-elec- toine Gizenga. office. tion in 1962. Still May Run J. Russell Woolley James C. Auchincloss Case Backlog Frees Pinned Man But, Mr. Woolley said last night, See Photo Below But Meyner said the judges "They can run if they want to," are needed now to handle' a grow- re/erring to Mr. Auchincloss as In Union Beach About 80 of the drunken and ing backlog of cases. And he well as Sheriff Wolcott and Mr. undisciplined soldiery — unde- Quick Action Saves Worker's Trapped Arm said Hughes has told him he will Sherman. terred by, a JOO-man Malayan back Meyner's appointments. At Asked if his press conference contingent on duty at the Kindu BROOKLYN - Richard Price the Spanish-language newspa- During the rescue operation stake are two district court statements indicated, some opposi- airfield—shot and cut up the Ital- Of Freeport, L. I., still has his per, La Prensa, was working Mr. Price was placed under judgeships in Monmouth County. Rodgers Accepts tion to Mr. Auchincloss' candidacy ians near the town prison Sat- left arm today,.Shanks to the ef- at the J & W plant on an emer- sedation and blood plasma was Meyner said ,New Jersey's within the county GOP steering urday. administered. forts of an Atlantic Township, gency basis in the Illness of the court system has a high reputa- committee, Mr. Woolley said that Cries of "They are Flemish N, J., man who rushed to printing firm's regular foreman. tion for speedy justice around the Emergency squad members generally "there's opposition to (Belgians)" accompanied the Price's aid Wednesday night. Mr. Chmielewicz, a press world, and the Legislature wil said.Mr. Price was trapped in every name for every position." Office of Mayor massacre. Parts of the bodies Anthony B. Chmielewicz, of erector, had installed presses have to co-operate to maintain He said the ultimate decision on were tossed to excited spectators. and stereotyping equipment for the machine about two and one UNION BEACH — Councilman be made now instead of later, Clover Hill Rd., Atlantic Town- that reputation. who would get county Republican The military mob had set up- both firms. half hours'. and Mayor-dect William F. Rod- Councilman Paul J. Smith was thip, machinist for The Red He criticized the Republican organization backing would be on the Italians as they dined in gers was electeld d mayor at a unanimouslil y electeld d counciil pres- Bank Register, extricated Mr. Senate majority for its refusal to made by the steering committee. the Malayan officers' mess after Price after his arm had been confirm his nominations to the That body, he said, will meet in special meeting of Borough Coun- ident. Mr. Rodgcrs will be on landing two transports carrying Funeral Tomorrow this week on a pinned to the elbow in a matrix Delaware River Port Authority January. cil last night. vacation tripjpowdered milk and hospital sup- planned previously, and roller under 3,000-pounds-per- After eight years as governor Also to be considered, he said, The vote was unanimous. 'jplies. Smith will serve as acting mayor. iquare-inch pressure. Meyner said, he has won confir are the feelings of Ocean County The action was taken after the Demands Arrests mation of only two appointees to acting mayor, William J. Langan,j ivfr. Langan last night took over The accident occurred in the Republicans concerning a bid by UN organization in the the authority, although the terms The plant of J & W Printers, a com- High and Humble Mr. Auchincloss for another term resigned. Only a week ago, Mr.jthe post of <*hairman o( streets Congo, headed by Sture Linner mercial printing concern, ,at 74 (See JUDGES, Page 5) in the House of Representatives. Langan requested Mr. Rodgers to a committee he headed prior to of Sweden, demanded immediate Gerry. St., here. Mr. Price was Imia Considering take over as mayor, but Mr. Rod his election as acting mayor arrest of the Congolese com- rolling a "mat" when he ap- Mr. AuchfncJwss, It, *aM fast gers declined, saying he viould 2% month§ ajo. Mr.,! Jtaggtra numfti* at Kindu (who disavowed prefer to wait until Jnauary to last night requested Mr. Langan parently lost'hit footing and his Honor Rayburn Middletown month tie would seek hit 11th last mgnt requesteo mr. uangan temn,mty by declaring "you arm slipped under the high- term in Washington "if I'm in- assume the post. to keep the street department know how so|diers „,..) ^ es. Last night, however, Mr. Lang- wilhin the current budget allot- pressure roller. BONHAM, Tex. (AP) — The vited to." tablishment of a UN-Congolese an said he; felt the move should ment, and not to request any Doctors and internes from high and the humble began Master Plan (See WOOLLEY, Pag« 2) commission to seek out "the re- emergency appropriation for the Greenpoint Hospital, police and gathering in this little north Tex- maining culprits." aa emergency Sflaad, arrived at as town today to say farewell to Is Discussed department. In a report to New York, Lin- the scene quickly. Sam Rayburn, speaker of the Mr. Rodgcrs will continue as ner said ,n resources of the UN Physicians sized up the situa- House. LEONARDO - About 25 per Court Backs Board ,„„„,.„., „.,„ „,„,, lh! (See CONGO, Page 3) tion and told the pressman fore- He died of cancer and its com- sons turned out last night to hear man he might die of loss of plications in the modest Risser the details of the proposed mas Wood If they did not amputate Hospital here at 8:20 a.m. (CST) ter plan discussed by Planning On! Inoculation RulelsgS-ss-StaJe Holds to free him. yesterday. Board members at the Leonardo Mr. Rodgers' ticket swept the Mr. Price pleaded with them "It was the damndest thing that elementary school here. FREEHOLD v— County Judge Education has the right to pro- election Nov. 7—two new council mulgate rules and regulations to _ to space the arm. ever got ahold of me," the 79- Although there were no major Elvin R. Simmil! yesterday de- mcn bcj e|ccted with nim ^Ka id* v^ & 1* _ Ann •>«* t a*4nf* /if t n A . .• » • Approval On He told them of Mr. Chmiele- objections, board members an- nied an application for a restraint govern the operations of the and Rodgers' (Democratic Club) against the Red Bank Board of school. He said: .iiXan I say to wicz, who would have the tools Related Story, Page 17 swered numerous questions about faction will take control of the —and the experience—to free the various facets of the plan. Education sought by a Little Sil- the Red Bank Board of Educa-, administration in January. ver woman whose son has been tion, you can't enforce a rule] Hospital Plan him. Plan provisions for industry, TRENTON-There will be nn year-old Rayburn had said only apartments, roads and recreation expelled from Red Bank High that you had a right to make?" He knew only that Mr. groundbreaking for a hospital in several days ago. But, Rayburn sites were discussed. School until he has completed re- The complaint contended that Zoning Board Chmielewici worked for the The Raritan Township this month, as died peacefully—"as if one The meeting is one of many ceiving a series of polio shots. the notice was given Oct. 18 and Red Bank Register. previously announced by Lamond asleep," said his physician. Dr. neighborhood conferences being The appeal was made by attor- that by denying school to the] , Officials at the printing firm Joe Risser. H Meet Construction Co., The Register located Mrs. M. Harold Kelly, held each week in various parts ney W. Gilbert Manson, Middle- boy he ig suffering irreparable President John F. Kennedy and learned yesterday. Wife of the Register genera! of the township to inform resi- town, on behalf of Mrs. Evelyn damage. FAIR HAVEN - A special Vice President Lyndon B. John- Spencer A. Smith, chief of the manager, at home. She relayed dents of the master plan. 1 Schaer of 124 Rumson PI., According to the complaint, the meeting of. the Zoning Board of son, a longtime friend and pro- slate Bureau of Community Insti- the message to the machinist at The board hopes to hold a pub-whose son Gregory is in the 10th Schaers moved to Little Silver Adjustment, scheduled for last tege of Rayburn, headed the list tutions, said the hospital can- his home. lic hearing sometime next grade. from Staten Island, N. Y., last night, was postponed until Mon- of government officials who will not be started until and unless Mr. Chmielewici arrived at month. The judge ruled the Board of July, lt said that the parents day at 7:30 p.m. attend the funeral tomorrow. The board was to have con-jit receives state approval-and the scene 80 minutes later. After the hearing, the board thought the boy had received his sidered an application by Jessejhe revealed that the state agency He removed the end plate of Magnificent Edifice hopes to adopt the plan. polio shots, and only on check- The service will be in Bonham's Raritan Arsenal ing with their former physician Bennett tor permission to install has no intention of even consid- the'heavy machine and raised Purpose of the area conferences ering recently submitted hospital First Baptist Church,.a magnifi also is to determine the thinking did they find out that he had not an automatic laundry at 602 River the roller with special jacks. Sam Rayburn plans until further information is Mr. Price was freed, and cent edifice with a massive sweep- of residents about various items Meeting Topic received them. Rd. According to John Martin, a provided by the Lamond firm. physicians at Greenpoint ex- ing roof and modern lines. rived in Dallas last night and in the plan. WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Shot Seric* _ . .•...,• , member of the board, the post Matter of Recotd pressed hope they may be able Rep. John W. McCormack, D- was due here today. Board members indicated that Harrison A. Williams, Jr., D-NJ Mr. Smith said the company's to save his arm. Mass., the man most likely to sections of the plan might be says he'll meet with Gov.-Elect The boy received his first shot, enl was reques,ed by How . , He has designated 105 members Mr. Price, press foreman for succeed Raybufn as speaker, ar- changed in view of opposition Richard J. Hughes of New Jersey Nov. 4 and is due to receive his,ard ,sherwood| board chairman, principals must be interviewed, of Congress who will fly to Bon- second Dec. 3. lhat a11 the voiced at these conferences. to determiinne what „._ , I who was called out of town un-i»".«> hospitals spon- ham tomorrow for the funeral of new steps can be taken to prevent the closing of (See COURT, Page 2) lexpcctedly. (See HOSPITAL, Page 2) "Mr. Democrat." They include all Participating at last night's Raritan Arsenal at EEdisond , NN' J. members of the Texas delegation meeting were G, Paul Kennedy ,5, and the senior members, Republi- and Wyndham L. Gary, board Williams said yesterday in a members, and Leon Zuckerman, statement that the one encour- (See RAYBURN. Page 2) board secretary. aging feature in the Defense De- Drug Industry Defended partment's rejection of a pre-elec- ion plea to save the arsenal is that sites for transfer of some Sen. Hruska Is He Criticizes Police Brutality Raritan functions have not yet been selected. Kefaiiver "We have been pledged the full Speaker Cited in Civil Rights Unit Report cious and that doctors are told support of our governor-elect. . . Somerville (AP) — Sen. Romani ! the whole story of the good and him what t-Neb., led the N WASHINGTON (AP) —' Testi- ", the overwhelm,* majority; be ibarl points of a given drug. mony of New Jersey prisoners | When the "latest committee has been cited in a Civil Rights the purpose was to secure last night in a mass I hearings into the drug industry Commision report dealing with fessions," the commission said. .jwhat he termed unfounded! |opened Oc!. 16. Kefauver gave what the commission calls the "It can hardly be ar;:ued l.iat j charges being leveled against the [his review of the first hearing'in serious problem of police brutal- these claims in largely anony- Ijdrug Industry. j [these words: ity in the United States. mous interviews were made to' Index I Hruska addressed newsmen! "One fundamental fact disclosed 1 In a commentary on justice prove the innocence of men who from all media at a meeting; .... That by any test and under in the report iiven out yester- admitted their guilt." Amusements 1S-U called by 15 New Jersey any standard, prices and profits day, the commission said manyj Both Negro and white prison-: Births 2 ceutical companies. in the ethical drug industry are New Jersey prisoners claimediers, the commission said.) Jim Bishop ~...'.Z:..'.Z.l t Target of his speech was the excessive and unreasonable." they had been threatened or'mis-1 charged police brutality and "no! Hal Boyle I Prices and Profits 1 Senate Subcommittee on Ant: treated by stale and local offi- significant difference between the Bridge 11 trust and Monopoly, of which he' On the matter of prices and cials who tried to obtain confes- stories of the two groups was) Classified 22-25 (is a minority member. The i profits. Hruska said the commit- ions. apparent." j Comics 2« mittee is headed by Sen. Estc;' tee majority counsel repeatedly The New Jersey study was The commission cited the case] Crossword Puzzle ...A, 14 Kefauver, D-Tenn. used "arithmetical projections to made in 1957 and 195!) by Arnold of one prisoner arrested by Pat-i Editorials ..- I Hruska strongly criticized both 'achieve grotesque percentages of 1 Trebach, the commission said. crson, N. J,, police.a few years Hciblock I the tactics and the aims ol the raw materials in relation tu the He interviewed 14S inmates at ap> for a serious crime. Me ati Kitty Kelly 12 Sen. Roman I.. Hruska price of finished products." committee, saying it had •jone 1 he New Jersey State Prison and first proclaimed liis innocence! Movie Timetable 18 far afield from the purpose !'ir But, he said, everything in be- D9 inmates at Bordontown Re- [ but, now convicted and in pri. on,[ Obituaries 2 which it was formed. witchhunt desi-nr-d "m IIIJKC twt.en _ rc5ca|-L.|i. manufacture, formatory. admitted guilt in a questionnaire.} Sylvia Porter t He accused it of conducting laws bin to makr news " .administration, plants, wages, db- The commission said lliat the Gives Explanation Radio-Television . ..INS 'snooping expeditions into areas Kefauvn's aiun'iniLfil'^oals in preciaiion, distribution and taxes complaints of police brutality The commission said he gave Religious Services .15, 25 iof industry conduct which are;hls investigation haw been: (1) _ had been left out. weren't made to support any this explanation to Trebach lor Social IMS |none of its business " l" slaP |:«TO '""«' "™S»-'«j™ neighborhood of 11 per cent." Insurgent Congolese troop« at Kivu province town of who admitted their guilt, the enm-beat me for further information, development " among drug makes and enable Hruska said earlier hearing?!' in- Kindu. A UN ipokesman In Leopoldville said the un- mission said, 43 said -they hni^And I just reached my breaking Home Made Sausage i ' :;small manufacturers to compete to nil, steel, automobile and other armed fliers ware shot by unruly troops shortly after been threatened by police and 50 pointy And finally got fed up Country fresh sausage, links or. Make News ion morc e(lua| terms with the,industries set a pattern of open said they had been mistreated with the whole thing. And 1 also hulk. Nelson's, S03 River Road,I 'I The Nebraska senator char-llarg' c one; (3) Mak' e surf that hostility Ui "busines ' s their arrest. (AP Wirephoto by radio from Roma.l physically. ' (See POLICE P»ge 2) ftxi Htven—Adv. iacteriied the investigation ag a'medicines are safe and efficajj (See HRUSKA, Page 2) J-Fridiy, Nov. 17, 1961' BED BANK REGISTER Congo Twist Pasae, Man Kills Girl New Jersey — Variable cloudi- Slop Take* Over ness, breezy and colder today (Continued) Subdivision Rayburn command would be KEARNY (APHn» "twist- With Shotgun; with afternoon temperature* may be all right lor (ht cafe (Continued) to 50. Mostly fair and cold tonight to disarm the Congolese, seal off Rlvervlew the Kindu area and round up all sodety packed Peppermint can and Democrat, from each and Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stephens Mixup Is suspects. Lounge in New York, but theHe Dies in Fire MISS HORTENSE ELLIS stale. with ' low to- of R. D. 1, Matawan, son yester- blase teenagers la Kearny pre- TOWACO (AP) - A man lured ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - There were no smiles in Bon night in the 30s "Pieces of the bodies were dis- day. fer the "slop." a 13-year-old girl into his home, Miss Hortense Ellis, 69, of 82 Ave- Explained ham, a blackland farming town with some 20s tributed to the large crowd that Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher gathered to watch the massa-j Having done the twist for a killed her with a shotgun and nue D., died Wednesday in Mon- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - John where Rayburn had his home. in the normally of 37-^ Tabor St., Little Silver, ere," Linner said, "and some year before the adult world then set his house afire yester- mouth Medical Center. D, Lazarus of Asbury Park ap- "Mr. Sam Is Gone," the ban- colder inland daughter, Wednesday. parts of the bodies were also caught up with It, the slop Is. day, police said. The slayer per- peared before the Planning Board ner headline in the Bonham Fa places and Mr, and Mrs. John Byrne of Miss Ellis was born here, flung at non-Congolese who were all the rage now around Kearny ished in. the flames, last night to explain why a dif- vorite read. "Goodbye, Mr. Sam," high Saturday 2S4 Edgemoore Rd., Belford, daughter of the late John and present. High School. ference of property description said the Herald in neighboring around 50. daughter, Wednesday. Killed by a single blast from Margaret Welch Ellis. The difference between the existed between a deed recorded Denison, "Farewell To a Great Marine 'Two mutilated bodies were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knapp a 12-gauge shotgun was pretty She was retired operator for tha dragged through the main streets two dances—if that's the word Linden Ann MacMahon, daughter in Freehold and that stated on American." t Cape May to of 26 Reckless PL, Red Bank, New Jersey Bell Telephone Co., Block Island- of Kindu and exhibited all —Is that the slop moves and of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mac subdivision application presented And so it was all over the 1 daughter, Wednesday. and a member of its Pioneer % Is basically a movement of the Mahon of Change Ridge Rd., to the board early this year. Fourth Congressional District of Winds becom- the remains of the bodies were Mr. and Mrs. G. Albert T. Club. She also was a member of ing west to northwest this morn-' then thrown into the river." feet. Even a moving twist, the Montville; The board in January approved|T^i which Rayburn repre- Koerner of 7 Brevent Ave., Leo- All Saints Episcopal Church, Lo- ing and increasing to IS to 25 Official reports from Kindu teenagers say, is mostly sta- Montville Police Sgt. Clarence a subdivision for the Mulaz Real- sented just short of a half cen- nardo, son, Wednesday. cust. knots today. Mostly northwest- residents said hands and feet; tionary. Tomkins said she was slain by ty Corp., a holding company of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Calla- ury, and over the ration. erly at 15 to 20 knots tonight andchopped from the airmen were Leonard Gutowski, 39, of Bellows Surviving are a brother, John which Mr. Lazarus is a partner, ;h»n oM5 Fleetwood Dr., Haz- Both are alike in the lack of Grief-Stricken Saturday. Visibility one to three handed around as trophies. A La., Towaco.' Ellis of this place. to divide a gas station from the let, daughter, Wednesday. Physical contact with the part- Eyes that knew few tears were miles in fog and showers early severed hand was tossed on the The funeral will be tomorrow shopping center on Bethany Rd Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, ner, a feature that seems popu- The bodies were found by fire- moist at the passing of the manthis morning, improving to five desk of a World Health Organi- men in separate bedrooms of Gut-at 2 p.m. in the Posten Funeral and Hazlet Ave. 80 Throckmorton Ave., Redlar with the teenagers. who loved to•.say, "I've been miles or better by noon. Variablezation physician as a gesture of owski's frame bungalow. Autop- Home, with Rev. Charles P. John- Bank, daughter, yesterday. The teenagers aren't exactly Mortgage financing and thspeakee r of the House twice as cloudiness today. Mostly fair to-: contempt. sies showed that Linden's death son, rector of All Saints Church granting of a right of way for Mr. and Mrs, Robert O'Don- writing olf the twist completely. officiating. Cremation will be long as any man" or "I'm an oldnight and Saturday. Punitive Action was caused by the shotgun wound the gas station were listed as the nell, 174 Statesir PI., Middletown, They approve 'It for adults. private. man—without power." UN spokesman George Ivan in her left chest and Gutowski basic reasons for the situation. Extentfcd Forecast son, yesterday. "My mother likes it, says Vice President Johnson and his Smith said the UN handed a let- had died of smoke asphyxiation. In eastern Pennsylvania, south Monmouth Medieal Center Diane Stevena, "and my broth- The board suggested that Mr.wife, as grief-stricken as mem- ter to Premier Cyrille Adoula In- WOMAN DIES eastern New York, Connecticut er Lloyd in Germany, wrote Tomkins said further tests Lazarus could have a new deed bers ol the Rayburn family, were sisting on punitive action. Though Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson, and New Jersey temperatures that it's real popular over would have to be made to de- HIGHTSTOWN (AP) - Mrs. drawn to comply with the desin Bonham briefly yesterday. it was left open for Adoula's re- 25 Riley St., East Keansburg, during the five-day period Satur- there. termine if the girl had been sex-Patricia Applegate, 25, of Free- cription listed on the subdivision Whether they would return today gime to assume responsibility, son, yesterday. ually assaulted. application or apply for a new day through Wednesday are ex- hold Rd. died Wednesday in or Johnson would attend a testi- the UN indicated It intends to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Charles Gutowski's wife and four chil- subdivision. pected to average two to eight Hunter, 1713 Union Ave., Haz-i Princeton Hospital of injuries suf- monial dinner in Phoenix, Ariz., ,carry out the punishment Itself. dren had left early yesterday to fered when she fell from her Board member Frank Smyth degrees below normal. Turning let, daughter, Wednesday. 'or Sen. Carl Hayden, D-Ariz., "We have to create a set of Benefits .* stay with relatives in Pennsyl- husband's truck. Informed Mr. Lazarus the board had not been learned. But thcoldee r by Saturday, moderating Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Darni- some Monday and Tuesday, then conditions in which we can take gania because of their fear of The accident occurred Saturday could not make any recommenda- vice president said he will be at any action required," Smith told ano, 324 Chelsea Ave., Long Gutowski, Tomkins said. tions for a solution to the pro- cooling again about Wednesday. Branch, daughter, Wednesday.. Of Renewal night in Rt. 130, South Brunswick. the funeral tomorrow. iewsmen. The Interior of t h e house was blem, leaving the decision to Mr. Precipitation may total less than Fltkin (Township. President Kennedy Is scheduled Adoula expressed disgust at the a mass of flames when firemen Lazarus. four-tenths Inch, falling as rain Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Baggitt, to arrive at Perrin Air Force about Tuesday. killings in a broadcast and de- Programs arrived. They fought the blaze for Mr. Lararus said hs would ap- Base in adjacent Grayson County clared, "The guilty must be pun- 68 Pine Ave., Freehold, son, 40 minutes before they could en- TIDES ATLANTIC CITY CAP) - The! ply for a new subdivision. tomorrow. He will take a heli- ished with utmost severity." He Wednesday. ter. In other action the board: (Sandy Hook) Mr. and Mrs. Roland Crowe^ mayors of several New Jersey Rayburn Is copter for the 30-mile flight to made no direct reference to the Tomkins termed Gutowski's Took under study a request Today — High 3:23 p.m., low 22 Sheriff St., Freehold, son, yes- cities look to urban renewal pro- Bonham, attend the service and UN plans. grams as a means of stemming death "accidental asphyxiation." from the township's 8 to 12 depart from Perrin. 9:49 p.m. terday. Saturday—High 3:59 a.m. andDisarmament has often been municipal deterioration. He said it was not being con-Praised By League, Inc. to purchase town The funeral service will be Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burke, 4:26 p.m. Low 10:23 a.m. andproposed in the past as a way of The mayors aired the problem sidered a suicide "because we ship-owned land In Seabrook heard by about 1,000 people in removing the danger of unruly 11 Lockwood Ave., Freehold don't know if he had tried to Manor. 10:41 p.m. daughter, yesterday. yesterday at the annual confer- the 70O-seat brick and stained troops. Each time the Congolese ence of the New Jersey State | get out and couldn't make it." Governor Referred to the minor subdivi- Sunday—High 11:19 a.m. and Paterson Army Hospital glass church. Rayburn's top ad- Army has resisted with a vehe- League of Municipalities. TRENTON (AP) — Robert B. sion committee an application by 5:23 p.m., low 11:31 p.m. Fort Monmouth ministrative assistant, John Hol- mence little short of panic. Now, Taking part in the panel dis- Meyner said yesterday the nation Joseph and Mary Siano, Mata- Monday—Higyg h 5:48 a.m. and; Spec. 4 and Mrs. Gary D. Thur- ton, said room would be provided however, feeling is running high cussion were Mayors Steven J, lost one of its great political wan Ave., Matawan, to subdivide 6:12 p.m. and low 12:11 p.m. mond, 159 Bridge Ave., Red Woolley for the extra 300 persons. in Leopoldville political circles of Elizabeth, Leo P. Car figures in the death of Speaker lands on Beerj St. (For Red Bank and Rumson Bank, daughter, Tuesday. (Continued) Conducting the service will be at tfto evidence in recent weeks lin of Newark, Thomas GangemGi : of the House Sam Rayburn. Referred to th* master plan en bridge, add two hours, Sea Bright, Sp.4 and Mrs. Raymond S. Jen Mr. Woolley on Wednesday Elder H. G. Ball, pastor of the of growing army unrest. of Jersey City, Frank X. Graves, actment committee a variance re- deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, nings, 304 Branchport Ave., Long mentioned Assemblyman Alfred The governor said in a state- Primitive Baptist Church at near- Close to Tears Jr., of Paterson and Arthur J, quest referral from the zoning deduct 15 minutes; Highlands Branch, son, Wednesday. N. Beadleston of Shrewsbury, ment: by Tioga, Tex., which Rayburn Gen. Joseph Mobutu, the ar- Holland of Trenton. Board of Adjustment by Roy A. bridge, add 40 minutes.) Sp. 4 and MrsRichar. d P Freeholder Director Joseph C. "Mr. Sam" had superb talents joined a few years ago. Rev. my's commander in chief, was re- Mayor Alfred R. Pierce of Cam- Keller to add 12-unitJ to his 18- CHICAGO (AP) — Snow, rain Orick, 37-D Helms Dr., Eaton- Invin of Red Bank and Sen. Rich for leadership—wisdom, courage, Bernard Braskamp, chaplain of ported close to tears while dis- den was the moderator. unit motel on Rt. 35, Hazlet. the U.S. House of Representa- and strong winds spread across town, son, Wednesday. ard R. Stout of West Allenhurst personal warmth, great powers cussing the acts of defiance. Trenton's Mayor Holland saw tives, will assist. northern sections of the nation ! as potenial candidates for theof persuasion and toughness when today from the Plateau region "It is unfortunate," said an of- urban renewal as the solution to House of Representatives. he judged that circumstances re- To Lie in State to the Atlantic Coast. ficer on Mobutu's staff, "that 13 problems arising from the depart- quired It." UN lives had to be lost before the Judge* ture of middle income groups, the Mr. Beadleston said he "is de TwoTeaching The body will lio in state, with The first heavy snowstorm of finitely not interested" in the post, He said Rayburn had a gift for the casket open, from 9 a.m. to- the season which hit Midwest United Nations would move to (Continued) inability of old people with fixed put down the mutinous troops incomes to meet rising property Mr. Irwin said, "I'm giving il overcoming competing local In- day until 9 a.m. tomorrow iri theregion yesterday moved north- of the other six members expired serious thought." He sought un terests in Congress: . I white marble Sam Rayburn Li who have followed Gizenga all taxes and traffic. Pacts Offered eastward and was centered over July 1, 1954. successfully in 1940 to defeat in "Sam Rayburn had that gift brary. this time." Citing the Importance of renew- WEST LONQ BRANCH - the Georgian Bay area of Lake "Here again is the great Re- cumbent Democratic Rep. Wiland- , In good part, it lay in the Few events have angered al programs, Carlin, Gangemi Contract for the 1962-43 school Burial will be at Willow Wild Huron. publican record of sabotage," he liam H. Sutphin, then of Matawan fact that while 'Mr. Sam' was as officials here as much ai and Graves agreed that a lack ol year were offered to John Roll Cemetery, three-quarters of Snow falls measured about six said. District Changes proud a Texan as they come, Kindu massacre. UN flags were planning by past administrations bas, a Long Branch science mile from Bonham's County inches in Michigan and Minne- He said a Pennsylvania mem- he saw his leadership In a ration- lowered to half-staff. Linner ex- is greatly to blame for unsatis- Mr. Woolley last night said Mr, teacher, and John Fitzpatrlck, a Courthouse. That is where Mr. sota, and four Inches in Iowa ber of the bl-state authority has al and not a parochial perspec- pressed his "heartfelt sympathy factory conditions in their cities, Irwin's defeat was caused by a Patersoo business teacher, by the Sam's beloved "Miss Lu" ana'ndd Wisconsin. informed him the authority has tive," Meyner said. Carlin said, however, that renewal heavy Democratic vote in that Shore Regional Board of Educa seven other Rayburns rest. Miss Temperatures dropped to zero to the families of our colbee- n unable to take action re- programs are often hindered by portion of Middlesex County Last year at the Democratic tion Wednesday night, Lucinda Rayburn, a sister, was and lower in some sections of! leagues." cently because a quorum is lack- red tape. which then was included in theconvention, Rayburn had words Mr. Kolibas would serve as ahis. hostess for many years. She Wyoming this morning. Freez- Ing on the New Jersey side. Anger Mounts Third Congressional District. He of high praise for Meyner be- teacher and head of the science died of cancer several years ago. ing weather extended from the There are" two New Jersey va The group also discussed the UNITED NATIONS (AP)-Act- pointed out that the Middlesex cause the governor maintained department. Hli salary would be At Rayburn's bedside when he upper Great Lakes southwest' cancies and one Illness, he said problem rising from a loss of tax Ing Secretary-General U Thant County portion no longer is panhis favorite son presidential can- $8,200. Mr. Fitipatrick would died were his two sisters, Mrs. ward Into the southern Plains sources. Mayor Graves said the' today considered rushing more This leaves only the bare quor- of the Third District. didacy and resisted pressure to teach and head the business de- S. E. Bartley and Mrs. W. Aan. d westward into the Pacific Legislature adopts some tax re- UN troops to the Congo to deau' m of five members available Sen. Stout was attending get on the Kennedy bandwagon. partment. His salary would be Thomas; two nieces, Mrs. Joyce Coast region. duction measures without know- with the new crisis as anger and when one misses a meeting convention of the state League $8,000. Lightfoot and Mrs. Judy Rayburn Some early morning reports: ing the problems of cities. mounted over the slaying of 13nothing can be done, Meyner of Municipalities in Atlantic City The board laid both contract Lowry; a nephew, Robert Bart- jNew York 56, cloudy; Chicago said. He referred to a bill giving and could not be reached for Italian airmen by mutinous Con exemptions to elderly people, and offers would be withdrawn in five ley, member of the Federal Com- 34, cloudy; Boston 49, rain; The Republican Senate major-] comment. Hruska golese soldiers. said-it cost Paterson more than days if sot accepted. munications Commission; Buck Washington 59, clear; Atlanta 52, ity has refused to confirm three (Continued) U •Thant discussed the situation $2 million in tax receipts. Ocean County GOP Chairman the board voted to borrowl Henson, caretaker of the Rayburn clear; Miami 69, clear; Louis appointments to the authority Drug manufacturers, h» Kid, with Maj. Gen. Sean McKeown Floyd Mease said Wednesday of $150,000 from the Central Jersey ranch in North Fannin County, ville 45, cloudy: Detroit 44, sent In by Meyner this year. "happen to be the whipping boys commander of the UN Congo Mr. Auchincloss, "He's the best S"nk & Trust Co., Long Branch,1 and members of the Risser hos- cloudy; St. Louis 40, partly "I think It's rather obvious the congressman we every had. Weof the moment." 1 pital staff. cloudy; Minneapolis 26, clear; force, and Conor Cruise O'Brien, at 2 /] per cent interest until Republicans in the Senate are Highlights are for him as long as he wants Hoffman Preside! Kansas City 34, clear; Denver 23, chief UN representative in Ka- a (2,218,000 bond issue is sold. A brother, Dick Rayburn—Mr. more interested in the partisan to run." Philip B. Hoffman, chairman of partly cloudy; Dallas 43, clear; tanga, who were ordered home Sam's sidekick during week-ends advantage they have in South There was no , indication that Johnson and Johnson's executive Phoenix 58, clear; Seattle 31, to brief him on the grave turn of relaxation at the ranch house of events. Jersey than In development of Of Week anyone in Ocean County wants to committee, who presided, told the clear; San Francisco 47, clear; the Delaware Valley," Meyner seek the post now held by Mr. Meyner Likes —didn't arrive before the speaker McKeown laid on arrival yes- group: died. He was en route from his Los Angeles 54, clear; Anchor- said. > Auchincloss. terday the UN needs more men On TV "The great majority of pharma- home at nearby Ector. age 31, cloudy, and Honolulu 74, "Then they wonder why the Phillipsburg cloudy. and equipment to deal with the By CYNTHIA LOWRY WASHINGTON—Rep. James C. ceutical companies In America mounting crisis. He added that progress of the Republican party has been downward," he said. NEW YORK (AP) - Turkeys Auchincloss (R-3d) of Rumson are honest and dedicated. We TRENTON (AP)-Gov. Robert those responsible for the slay- are engaged In the business of The governor noted that the and Pilgrim garb will be disthi- s morning would give no com- B. Meyner still has not decided First Official Ings would have to be appre- researching and developing drags mpending resignation of Sen.played importantly on the TVment on the possibility that his on what he will do when he A Preview hended but that this would be to promote health and save lives, Photos for JFK, Jr. Robert C. Crane, R-Union, early screen during the next seven days name may be dropped from the leaves the governorship next Janij difficult since Congolese officers and to make a reasonable profit WASHINGTON (AP) - Baby next year will mean an election as the networks, as usual, adapl 1962 ballot In Monmouth and uary, but said yesterday he would have little control over their, Thanksgiving themes to any num- in the process." Received John F. Kennedy Jr- shows up that will determine the control Ocean Counties. like to remain a Phillipsburg real' troops. ber of programs, particularly In his official first birthday pic- of the Senate. "I haven't anything to say," the Earlier, newsmen toured the dent. The UN Congo force once num- those of the variety type. nearby Ethicon Inc., pharmaceu- tures as a smiling, pug-nosed The Republicans will hold an congressman said when asked to "Warren County hat been very, Of Rt 36 bered more than 22,000 men but tical plant where they were told baby with plenty of brown halrl 11-10 edge in the 1962 Senate, un Celebrations of the holiday will comment on a statement Wednes- very good to me," Meyner told Is down to 15,490 since the with- research capital investment re- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Thein the Kennedy tradition. til Crane resigns. start Tuesday, with ABC preda- y by J. Russell Woolley, Mon a news conference, "I certainly drawal of contingents from Gha presents 33 per cent of the total Planning Board last night got a It's hard to tell yet who he's senting a special, "An Old Fash- mouth County Republican chair- wouldn't want to lever those! na, Guinea, Mali, Morocco, Tu- company investment. The com- preview of the state Highway going to take after, but there ioned Thanksgiving" (10-11) with man, that Mr. Auchincloss' name roots." nisia and the United Arab Re- pany said some 36 per cent of its Department's plans for expansion seems to be more resemblance to Charlton Heston, Gene Barry and might not appear on next year's Meyner and his mother jointly public. It Is expected to lose the Police salaried employes were Involved ofRt. 38. Ms mother, 32-year-old Mrs. Jac- Eddie Foy, Jr. Garry Moore'sballot. own a house in Phillipsburg. The Nigerian contingent of 1,711 with- (Continued) in research and development queline Kennedy, than to his CBS show (Also 10-11) will have Mr. Auchincloss' term as repre- governor lived there is a bache- In a letter to the board, O. H. in a few weeks. work. Fritzsche, state highway engineer, 'ather, President Kennedy. thought I would get off....a lot ofa Thanksgiving theme, and so wil sentative from the Third Con- lor befora he took office in 1994. U Thant denounced the slaying guys"get beat. And everyone has Red Skelton (CBS, 9-9:30) when stated that Rt. 38 is visualized as Baby John's photographs have gressional District—comprised of Among those attending the Me hat since been married. of the 13 airmen as an outrageous a breaking (point) or mostly Ed Wynn is his guest star. a four-lane, divided highway env been Issued by the White Hj Monmouth and Ocean Counties- meeting were Sen. Harrison A. In recent days there have been crime and ordered the UN Con- ploying Jug-handles as part of the'or publication Monday night—j jeveryone. They should be pro On Wednesday, there's Perry expires next year. Williams Jr., D-NJ and Republi- reports that Meyner might go command to make sure all improvement. live days before his first Hrthday] :ected. The guilty as well as theComo's Thanksgiving party Rather than talk about his po- can Representatives William B. named an ambassador by the responsible get the punishment innocent." (NBC, 9-10). On the holiday itself, litical future, Mr. Auchincloss Widnall, Florence Dwyer, and Mr. Fritzsche also Informed the anniversary, which falls on Kennedy administration, but the hey deserve. In another part of Its report both NBC and CBS will show said, "I'm very glad to have Peter Frelinghuysen. governor said lie still has no def-board that preliminary plans have Nov. 25. he commission toH of a Newark, Thanksgiving parades for 90 min- talked with you this morning. It's not as yet been initiated, hut "a This is the first time since his inite plans. N. J., case which the Justice utes and two hours respectively, IV MKMORIAM picture of the new Rt. 36" would (christening last December that a beautiful day down here." "I would hope my plans would Department's Civil Rights Divi- both ending at noon. NBC's jEONIin MARTFIENSMTIENS,, SR.SR.,, dill No- be Rt. 1, between New Brunswick a fullface view of the President's He said he had been named as vember 17. 10W. Fifth annlve In enable me to spend a substantial Hospital sion failed to Investigate. Thanksgiving special "Home for a member of the delegation fromheaven, (lone but not forgotten, wlfp, amount of time in Phillipsburg,' and Trenton. son will appear In a public photo- :sflbellA Martheng and family. (graph. (Continued) he Holidays" will be shown in the House of Representatives to Meyner said. Pending receipt of complete de- Mrs. Wolff Inherits he late afternoon (5:30-6:30) and attend the funeral of House Speak- tails from the Highway Depart- The baby is shown in two poses sors and investors must be made —one cuddled in his mother's a matter of recbrd, Estate of $127,000 will star Gordon MacRae and theer Sam Rayburn in Bonham, Tex. A QUIET NIGHT ment, the board continued under Brothers Four, among others. FAIR HAVEN - The Planning study the practicability of rezon- arms. The other Is less formal, He said the plan of hospital NEW YOR^ K — Mrs__. Helen H. with the child at play on a gold There are some other items of Board, scheduled to meet last Ing the B-2 business-retail zone operation must be spelled out|Woiff, n^North Riverside special viewing interest ahead. Court night, did not convene. There along Rt. 36 in the vicinity of therug. He Is tasting the red handle and approved, as wel Red Bank, is the sole beneficiary Tonight, for instance, is NBC's was no business slated for disHol- y Family Church, Union of a toy rooster and is sitting No License Form of the $127,000 estate of her hus- (Continued) 'Vincent Von Gogh" (9.30-10), a cussion. Ceach. amidst a collection of colored Mr. Smith told reporters that band, the late Stanley Lewis The Board of Education's at- self-portrait of the artist told by balls. even though Lamond has proWolf- f of New York, a retired torney, Theodore D. Parsons, pre- his paintings and through his let- In the play photo, dark-eyed vided his agency with prelimi lawyer. sented school records showing John Jr. appears with his hair|nary building plans, the firm has ters. Saturday night's highlight is that the parents were notified ol FOR ANY OCCASION Under provisions of a will, the CBS' "The Defenders," (8:39-9:30) a little mussed; But, it Is care- not yet filed the proper appli- widow inherits the entire estate the schools's polio shot require- fully brushiij'd in place for thecation form for the required op- which deals this week with poli ment in August. after funeral and administration tical chicanery. Expert professional HONEY BEE FLOWERS sliot in his mother's arms- erating license, or notified the expenses. , Mr. Parsons said the boy is RUSSELL T. HODSKISS The closeup photos were taken state of surveys of "public need" Mr. Wolff died at the age of Sen. Barry Goldwater is theone of 30 students who had been 24-hr, nursing cart In the White House about Nov. 10. n the Raritan and Bayshore 75 on Sep, ^ A graduate, guest on NBC's "Meet the Press' denied admission until they had ;6-6:30 p.m.) and Jack Benny's 464 BROAD STREET, area, of the Columbia Law School, he completed immunization. Licensed by the Dept. s Ernie Ford (CBS, 9:30-10). Of Institutions and Agencies He said tlint except for anwas a member of the Bankers "The board," Mr. Parsons said, SHREWSBURY Beach Cos I s NBC's "Theatre '62" will be an Of New Jersey architect employed by the firm, Club of New York, "has no animosity toward any- adaptation of the old movie "In- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) no official of the Lamond Com- The estate was appraised at one." The board is responsible SH 1-4020 termezzo" with Jean Pierre Au- Mounting operating costs may pany has contacted the state $138,642, gross value and $127,- 'or the welfare of all children in mont and Ingrid Thulin. HILLTOP Reliable Since 1927 force the adoption of admissions agency. 844, net. the school and the rule was I'RIVATK KVKSINO HOME, IKO. charges at many Jersey beaches. Mr. Smith said the state Bu- adopted to do just that, Mr. Par- BY WIRE ANYWHERE Maurice Meyer, Jr., of 9 Gar- Kings Hwy. Middletown This view was expressed yes- reau of Community Institutions ield Rd., Elberon, shares Jn the FINED $15 sons said. There would be no ex- OS 1-0177 terday during the New Jersey'(which holds the approval power more than $20,000 estate, of his SEA BRIGHT—Louis Cologna, ceptions to this rule, he added. !State League of Municipalities'for institutions such as hospitals) 'ather, the late Maurice Meyer 9 Franklin,Ter., Long Branch, annual conference here by Malljhns "no intention of looking at :>f Meyner Brothers, Paterson, was fined $15 in municipal court jDodsnn, director of public Infor- or discussing" the preliminary N. J., department store. Thursday, for careless driving. mation for Atlantic City. plans by Lamond until the bu- Worden Funeral Home i i Cited in particular were the rcau first confers with Lamond tea=a3t3taa«r (i' .'n:tWEfc3g! s rising cost o[ beach protection,'officials and obtains clarification 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK comhntinf««>r of Education try can count its educated men fraternities and sororities, parties, cused of causing a freight- train; College can be the beginning of and women as its greatest and rushing—all a part of college, but By ROGER E. SPEAR derailment Wednesday in which the most important investment of most indestructable asset. That not the most important part. Just four trainmen were injured. Po-i your life, is why so many are willing to in- let six weeks roll by with your Q.—"Will you please explain your previous profit. In this way lice Detective Roy Cutter of the| It will cost you money, as well vest, along with you, in yourjmind centered on these things future, jand suddenly there are tests. about tax loss selling?" R.C. you would be lowering the amount Edison Juvenile Aid Bureau said as time and effort. But you A.—This is a timely question. on which your capital gains tax the boys, both of Metuchen, had aren't the only So you say, "It's a good deal. "They were all scheduled the with the end of another tax year is based. IlI'lll buy itit!'! ' All you are really same week." yoy u complain. broken a lock on the Reading) * one who is Some almost upon us. Unfortunately it Also, if you sell a stock at a Railroad track and had opened paying. Added buying is the privilege of educat-!" °ne should have told me!" ing yourself. True, you can sitjWe1'. ''m warning you now, eight also requireq s a loss without any offsetting cap- a switch. Three Diesels and 10 your cash in the classes of good teachers- or nine months before you enter. complex an- ital gains, you can often deduct empty freight cars were de-i investment is up to $1,000 of this loss from you railed. Cutter said the boys did from sometimes of great scholars. You Remember, you plan to stay—and swer not per- to stay you must plan. mitted in thhi regular income for tax purposes. it with the intention of shunting college it- have the opportunity to use a However, many factors can influ- the train on a track leading to great library freely. You will be Begin by giving each task your brief column. Your iDest rt The advan ence your decision about taking Camp Kilmer. However, the 116- ddesn't associating with others who, like <"ff" - a tax loss, among them the length car train came from the opposite begin to cover yourself, are strugRling to Rain an; anHaving chosen a college with an tage of sellin; 1 tn at a loss i of time the security has been held direction and hit the open the cost. education. You can help them^y ? your goals and abilities, and the chance that the stock will switch. Cutter said the boys had Dr. Nason and they will help yooui . This as- Se' the application forms in early based on pro Endowments, ntl visions of the recover. boasted to schoolmates about i alumni contri- sociation will be a part of your^ completely filled out. In Internal Rev I would rarely sell a basically their prank. The boys were sentlbutions, grants from industry, aid education. The laboratories, the^ general, you must apply (or enue Code, strong stock for the sole purpose to the Middlesex County Deten from both state and federal gov- equipment, the social events, ilie scholarships " you are hoping 0 et one ct blls now and i?RAR which allow an of reporting a loss. The best ad- tion Home, New Brunswick, pend ernments all are added to your lectures, all are provided for youri' R > 8 y investor to offset capital losse vice I can give you on this and ing further investigation. tuition 1o make a college educa- use. il°°k after it. Keep 1 cs d oars en against his capital gains. Fo all other tax matters is to consult tion available to you. But you not only have to do the I , J™ " .'>' f °P for 1 f r iatl ato example, if you have sold a stock an expert in tHis specialized NEW YORK — The assistant There are even scholarships job, you have to boss the Job aSj « « " »" Jf bemR a succe ful at a profit this year and own an- field. treasurer of a securities firm available to help you pay your well. No longer will your leach- f college student. Prat- ce b n l1 kind of studenllJ t Q.—"Not long ago you men- jumped or fell to his death from share. In some cases the federal ers outline each step you are loi" « l? ™' *""* "' " ~-* other on which you are carryin noiv, in these remaining high tioned Stokely-Van Camp favor- the 25th floor of the Equitable government will loan you money follow, then check up to make a paper loss, you could sell thi< Ischool days. Take the respon- ably. Do you consider it to be Building at 120 Broadway yes- at low interest rales in order to sure that you are following their latter security on or before Dec. getting tlie subject a buy?" C.S. terday, police reported. The help you get to college. detailed instructions. longer 29 and deduct the net loss from matter learned and the work in A.—Yes, I do. As an invest fall was 19 floors to a sixlh- What will you get from this can you depend on your parents 1 time. ment, Stokely-Van Camp did littli floor setback roof. Police said great investment? The statisti- to remind you of the theme that Begin disciplining yourself now tor several years. However, re- the man was Fred Pritzkow, cians estimate that a collegeg - will soon be due, or that you First Loss 50 that you can survive the shock cent developments, including an 64, of Tenafly, N. J., of the trained person may make $100,000 haven't "been getting enough rest. of being placed on your own sud- improvei? earnings picture and in- New York Hanseatic Corp. The more in his lifetime than the aver- Suddenly, you are going to have denly. For Market creasing investor interest in the ACROPHOBIA, ANYONE? — Willem Schonoveld police said Pritzkow plunged age man without such training. to take full charge. food stocks, have joined to make (If you Tiavc a question for Dr. from the firm's 25th-(loor of- Opportunities Abound Give Your Best Effort what I think is an attractive sit of Schonaveld Steeplejack Service, Ocaanporr, danglet Nason, write him in care of this fices shortly before 8 a.m. Tlie investment buys even more Since Oct, 27 uation. at end of rops atop steeple of Presbyterian Church, This is precisely where many paper Tie will dram questions —something that inflation, fire or college freshmen get off on the j; general interest In his column ) NEW YORK (AP) - The stock While canning is a seasona high above itroot in Hackcnsaclc. Mr. Schoneveld, HACKENSACK — Luther F. business, the firm's management market yesterday went through a shown in cloiaup in inset, ii painting the tteepls. The Alston, Jr., 24, of 164 Central Baton, the court said there was further digestive process of its is making a real effort to smooth Ave. was sentenced today to 20 out the fluctuations. At current Oceanport steeplejack said such tituationt become rou- sufficient evidence to permit the November gains and registered to 25 years in state prison for jury to determine whether Baton , « slight decline — Its first clear- prices, Stokely sells at about 1 tine in his business, and that he was probably ai com- the fatal beating last August of times last year's earnings — a had supplied the ladder and se- cut loss since Oct. 27. Trading forfabla as any office worker at his desk when photo his four-year-old stepdaughter. cured it properly. flowed. reasonable multiple. I regard the Alston was found guilty of beat- The Dow Jones industria shares as a good buy. was made. ing the child because she would ATLANTIC CITY - Four parking lots have been penal- # average dropped 1.01 to 733.33. (Mr. Spear can not answer al not eat her cereal. She died in Of 1,329 issues traded, 530 ad- mail personally, but will answer the hospital of a ruptured kidney. ized by the city commission for vanced and 562 declined. New all questions possible in his Transportation Office failing to notify the city that highes for the year totaled 76 and column.) RIDGEWOOD — A Stevens they were raising their rates new lows 10. Tech freshman lost Ms right during a convention of the New American Motors was the mos Begins to Set Up Shop leg when he slipped and fell be- Jersey Education Association. active stock, slipping % to 18^ Three Killed neath a moving train. Gerald Two lots were ordered closed on 103,400 shares. Second was Hoogerberde, 18, of Wyckoff, for two weeks and two others WASHINGTON (AP) - T h e a staff to handle the flood of for one week. The penalties go Chrysler, off 2^ at 48% on 74,200 new Office of Transportation— applications for aid that his of- told police his T-square and shares. Third was San Diego On Highways books got caught In a handrail into effect Dec. 4, following the agency assigned to help cities fice expects. four indoor football games In Imperial, up % at 19 on 62,500 Three persons were killed yes- solve their commuter problems- as he started to board an Erie- •hares. Although the agency has re- Lackawanna train. He fell back- Convention Hall, near where terday in accidents on New Jer- is setting up shop in Washington ceived about 50 inquires concern- Next came Benguet, off Va at ward, hit a fence, and slipped the lots are located. Mayor Jo- sey highways. but not as fast as its top official ing the program, no formal ap- 1*4, and General Telephone & under the train. Hoogerherde is seph Altman said a city ordi- VINCENTOWN (AP) - William would like. plications for funds have been Electronics, off V* at 26'/4, a member of the Stevens fresh- nance makes it mandatory for Mclntyre 18, of the Oak Shade- John C. Kohl, a University of iled mainly because no applica- American Machine & Foundry man basketball team and the parking lots to give notice to Tabernacle Rd. was killed yester- Michigan transportation expert, ion forms have been printed yet. (dropped 1 and Westinghouse day when his car was hit by a Hoboken school's ROTC unit. the city before raising rates. took over as head of the office, But Kohl said his office hopes Electric l'/J while American tractor trailer on Rt. 205, Indicted For a part of the Housing and Home :o complete action on its first Telephone advanced a point and State police said Mclntyre's car Finance Agency, two weeks ago. TRENTON - Dr. Matthew R McCrory Corp. rose V/ . application for funds by the end t was hit as it came out of a drive- He said the agency is moving of the year. Lapin said an autopsy performec Breaking, Entering way about one mile south of the in St. Francis Hospital showe Yesterday's Closing Stocks: slower than he would like at this FREEHOLD — The Monmouth Red Lion Circle. There had been Number of Applications that 16-year-old Paula T. Nucasi ACF 1ml 63«i I-T-E Ckt Brk JHi stage but should be sailing along County Grand Jury yesterday in Adams Ex 33 Johns Man 5SV a heavy fog in the area, police The sire of his staff, Kohl said, died of a heart attack. Paula, ai JUr Reduc Jones ft h 69 V4 by the end of the year. an indictment handed up to Su COMMENDATION CLUSTER — Army SPC Theodore F. Allec Cp Joy MIg 3!) said. will depend on the number of ap- honor student at.Cathedral Hig' Atleg Lui! The office was created by the Kaiser Al plications submitted to his office School here, collapsed on perior Court Judge J. Edward Uhl, formerly of Red Banlc, receivei the first oak loaf Allcg Pw MS Kennecott 85 The tractor-trailer was driven 1961 Housing Act which author- he: Allied Ch 51 Kopptra 43! Knight charged a Long Branch Allii Chat Kreigp. 83 by James Brown, 38, Atco. but initially he plans to hire be- desk as school was being di cluster lo the commendation medal from Arthur Sylvest- Alcoa Mil 33»; ized $75 million in loans and man with breaking and entering. 61 Kroger 28?', tween 7 and 10 persons to handle missed Tuesday. She was takei er, assistant secretary of defame for public affairs. Sgt. Am Alrlln 20 S Lehlgli C4N 15H grants for mass transit aid. Prosecutor Vincent P. Keupe Am Brk Bb ««i LehTPort C NORTH BERGEN (AP) — A the work. to the hospital and died followinj 'Am Can Leh Vll Tnd Congress, however, voted only said Joseph I. Young, 37, of 6 Uhl, « former mechanical dupartment employe* of The Am Cyan Leh Val RR truck driver tentatively identified The agency can lend money to heart surgery. Am M*Fdy enough administrative funds to Grant Ct. has been charged with LOF Qlaas by police as Thomas Englehard, cities or other public bodies for Register, it the son of Carl F. Uhl, 28 Campbell Ave., Am Mot a* Lib McNAL 12T provide for a $42J£ million pro- entering the home of Eugem Art Smelt UKK A My 110% 54, of 55 Bergen Ave., Bergen- gram—$30 million for loans and purchase of commuter train or SALEM — A baby rabbit Port Monmouth. Trie medal cluitar was for his work at • Am Std Lukeni Stl field, was killed yesterday when Marotte, 241 Garfield Ct;, Long Am TelATel 125:VA4 MacMk k TrT k $12'/2 million for demonstration other mass transit equipment. scurried Into a length of irri- Branch, Aug. 1 and taking post Fort Gordon, Ga. H» currtntly is sUtiontd «r fhm Pint. Am Tab 100H Martin M 281- his truck and an Erie-Lackawanna grants. : Ths grants would help build a gation pipe and set off a chain Am Vlicosa 57 Merck drill train collided on 83d St. age stamps and a ring valued at agon, Washington. Amp Inc 29U MOM 10V, Williams The Sponsor transportation system to test new of circumstances that led to the . Anaconda 50ft Minn M4M $100. Armco 311 70% Mo Pac A The truck was dragged more The program was sponsored by ideas and to demonstrate tech- death by electrocution of 28- Armour & Co 47 Mont Ward m than 30 feet along the tracks. The niques for solving mass transit year-old George R. Schrler. Armsl Ck 72H Nut Blic 50! Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., Aahl oil 28 Nat Dairy 33',. victim died at the scene from mul (D-NJ) and although he had problems. Schrler, an employee of Sea- AtchKon 28 Nat Distill 92 tlple Injuries. brook Farms, was putting down All Rcfln S2i Nat Oyps 76 V urged more money to do the job Camden, N. J., had expressed Avco Corp M 1 Nat Steel 25», Congress did adopt the major an interest in the grant program an irrigation line yesterday Babcoch * W JS .. NY central •18 HOPEWELL (AP) - Maron L. Said Lima IMi NY Ch*Sl, 41Ti provisions he suggested. but housing officials said the city when he saw the rabbit scamp- Bait * Oh ~" Nla M Pw 47 Morris, 38, of Carthaus, Pa., er Into the 18-foot section of Bayuk CIS No Am Av Kohl was a professor of civil had not yet inquired about it. Bell A How 51'S died yesterday .when his car pipe. 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Bethany eration of Catholics and Jews in University where a voluminous proached Brandeis University Library'! more than nine miles 17. Soak flax Charles D. Lamberlson. collection of Vatican manuscripts 18. To trifle 18. Leaf ol ft 31. Vended pint Rd., has returned, from Mwion, c, a mutually beneficial project. last year. of shelves are divided according Look 37. Plateau already is preserved on micro- to languages In which the texts 20. Wandering 32. Arab- Township Committeeman HarrylOhio, where she visited Mr. and For the first time, the Vatican The university was interested, workmen 19. Spring ian 39. Permit P. Seamen of West Keansburg, Mrs. Donald D. Thomas and library's vast collection of He- film. are written. flower sea- 41. London but likewise without a sponsor. 23. facto port Robert. G. Welgand, Howard 'daughter, Pamela Sue. brew manuscripts will be copied The new manuscripts will re- Brandeis president Dr- Abram L. When he first embarked on the 28. School 20. Jump basard on microfilm and sent to Jewish- flect the development of Middle microfilming task in 1950 he se- examlna* Sachar turned to his friend, 2 3 5 b 7 8 9 Richard Cardinal Cushing of Bos lected for copying roughly three ttona < out of every four volumes of doc- 27. Foreign ton. The cardinal collected $20,- 23. Persian elf IO II 000 from his archidocese to put uments, mostly written in Latin '29. Gay the project over. and Greek. 34. Inlaid 12 i 13 "This was the latest in a long Entire Language glaaa Savings... Money plecaa 1+ 15 Ib 17 series of expressions of encour- The new project thus will be 32. Candlcnut agement from Cardinal Cushing," the first time an entire language tree fiber IS 19 Dr. Sachar said. collection will have been copied. St. Sphere ^AV//i % A Brandeis spokesman pointed 55. Knave of TO 21 22 23 24 25 The work should be completed ^i out the cost of the project doesn't clubs 1 at all reflect the value of the by next fall, Father Daly said. 38. Boring 26 27 documents to the university. It involved 800 volumes which instrument will be reduced to 300 rolls of 40i Ablaze 10 V Z9 'The manuscripts obviously are *z: concluded of incalculable value," he said, film, each 100-feet long. The whole project is described as tan- 43. Christmas SO 31A V "if only because they aren't avail V V tamount to copying 25 years of //t //t ^A/A able from any other source." M. Bird's 3Z 93 V 3m5 36 Contributions to Culture the New York Times. borne A Charles-J. Ermatinger, film li- The Pius XII Library in St. 38 Louis now contains copies of 31,- gmus brarian at St. Louia University, « said the documents are especial 500 of the Vatican's 60,000 vol- DOWN « umes of documents. The work LTatten was financed by grants from the 2. Stager— 44 V Knights of Columbus totaling Fitzgerald /A nearly 1700,000. 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The people use the word Member ol the Associated Press t*a UKKMtt Praia u nuiiM aiclualttlj '• tha lua In rapaUJICallOB ol »U u>» IMaJ Btwa truth as though it were something rare, to be whispered U Ih1a umwi aj *«U u til *P ««»t dmaicim. only to a dear friend. In August, I drove up and out of Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Madrid into the mocha-colored mountains of Guadar- *te* Had Bank Rtcttttv Maomw e» fto«r>e)«i rcaiwiniibMltlfta tar iirDol'aphiea.1 arrera la km n"wrUI muxra eh»ri* "at part et u airtrlinment in «hi«i iht woinekieti trror «wom rama, and I asked questions about the Ttrtlaen wtll HUM toUfr tM maaanmaai mainw» ol amr .tw wtlci m«y occur. • civil war of 25 years ago, but1 the then TbU Mmpaptr unmt oo tor ««i»m«=la ol apiniwii. in ittura from m tuain. were vague and the old ladies merely •uoacrtwloa Prteta In llnm O»» M*r US 00 *i moothj. KM blessed themselves and said nothing. •loila eopy M eounlir. ' ««*» can 19 null. • «uu Now a book has been published, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1961 called "The Spanish Civil War," by Harper and Brothers. It is written by The Change at Manila Hugh Thomas and it untangles a lot of complex memories about trie fierce S!SHti? There seems little reason for con- for more than eight years. Under struggle between the leftist Republican cern by this country over the elec- normal conditions, as in the United government of Azana, and the rightist coalition of gen- erals led by Franco and Mola. tionof Diosdado Macapagal as presi- States, this would mean two terms Other nations, including this one, have undergone dent of the Philippine Republic, of four years each. But, with this the convulsions of a civil war, but, to my knowledge, Macapagal is a Liberal and, in the requirement, Garcia could not have only the Spaniards killed civilians with elaborate cruel- last four years, has served as vice completed his second term, if re- ty and some glee. Men do not slaughter unarmed neigh- president in a government headed by elected. He stepped up to the presi- bors unless they are mad or vengeful. The Nationalists, it is estimated, executed 40,000 Spaniards. The Repub- Carlos P. Garcia, a Nacionalista. In dency with the Plane crash death of licans killed 85,000. the Philippines, unlike the United IMagsaysay in late 1954. Heathen was elected in 1955 to serve a term run- Two Spalns Set Up States, voters can cross party lines in In the summer of 1936, two Spains were set up voting separately for the president ning from 1956 through 1960, thus before the battle lines were drawn. The Franco group heading the administration for a lit- and vice president. held the north and west; the Socialist-Communist gov- tle more than five years. He would ernment held the south and east. At once, each side Although the Philippine campaign have had to step down and hand began to "mop up" behind its own lines. The National- has been a bitter one, marked by po- over the presidency to whoever was ists arrested all Masons, all trade unionists and all litical quarrels that resulted in the left-wing politicians. Most of.them were shot without his vice president in 1964. This would These Pays: deaths of more than 20 persons, the HAL trial. ' ' . . , ' mean that, had the voters so decided, one big fact that stands out is that The bodies were left in the roads, and permission the government automatically could Republican Party's Woes both Macapagal and Garcia emerged BOYLE was refused for burial. Wives of the condemned ^vere pass into the hands of an opposition By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY assaulted and then mutilated. One man, fatigued with as duty-bound allies of the United ifJent without the necessity for NEW YORK (AP) - It takei torture, tried to open a vein with his teeth. Nine thou- States and the democratic way of|K real courage today to be a (a Confusion might No political ^party can afford to sacrifice its birth- nan. sand workers were killed in Seville alone. - - life it represents. Both ha\p been The fellow who packs > paunch have resulted. right of principle and hope to survive. The Republican In Republican Spain, hundreds of churches were sworn and active enemies against the Is one of the unsung heroes ol burned. The government complained only that jao much Granted their freedom from the Party has been out of office so long that it has lost its our time. He is the great noncon- Communists. Both have acted with sense of direction. The Eisenhower Administration did formist of this precious gasoline was used to light them. The mother.!'of States in 1946, the Philippines generation, and vigor against ndd.ng their islands of , not unify the Republican Party. In fact, during the first a priest was killed by having a metal crucifix jammed (had made a bo d t to f ashbn his protuberant into her throat. In Barcelona, all churches except the" the Communist-inspired Hukbalahap Eisenhower Administration, the Right tummy is their government after the American Wing followers of Robert A. Taft and badge of dis- cathedra] were reduced to ashes. The pastor of a church revolutionists. Both worked under pattern. The court system is like the opportunistic followers of Harold t i n c 11 o n, in Navalmorales was taken out by anarchists and he the late soldier-President Ramon token of true ours. One endeavor was to avoid an Stassen and the anti-Communistic fol bravery flaunt- said he wanted to die like Christ. Magsaysay to sweep out the Huks. ed in the face College system which long lowers of Senator Joe McCarthy split Stripped and Scourged the party into many subdivisions. Unity of the calorie- "Oh," they said. "Do you?" He was stripped and Macapagal's issue against Garcia has been a matter for controversy counting mob. has never been restored. t0. scourged mercilessly. Someone forced vinegar in his . was that the Nacionalista President in the United States. The Filipinos Anybody The party is currently divided into BOYLE day can be mouth, thorns were torn from a rosebush and pressed was dragging his feet in promoting wanted their executive branch groups which may be indicated as skinny ami stroll the land like a into his head. A beam was fastened to his shoulders. SOKOLSKY rampant bean pole. All you have Philippine progress. He leveled sting- headed by officials elected by ma- follows: to do is do without what roost ol "It is I who forgive and bless you," the priest laid. The Ing and repeated charges that the jority rule. Many wish now that 1. The Conservative followers of Barry Goldwater mankind has struggled for over militia argued about the crucifixion until someone, Im- the last million yean—food. patient, shot the man. administration had not done enough writers of their Constitution had who include many Southern Democrats among their The dieters who go through this to rid the island government of graft said: "The President may be elected number; agony and wind up looking like •Four nuns were raped at Pozuelo de Alarcon Al- a walking exclamation point may though 7,937 priests and nuns were killed, the figure and corruption and condoned a form for only two terms of four years 2. The Liberal followers of Nelson Rockefeller who or may not be saints. But why is less than half of the religious in Republican Spain. of economic nationalism that was each," instead of "may serve for only fear to have their candidate run in 1964; do they have to regard all fat men 3. The supporters of Richard Nixon who feel that as sinners—and their mortal ene- Many priests decided to collaborate with. .th^Cpminun-j;. frightening away would-be foreign eight years," to avoid friction result- mies? he might have been and ought to have been elected sts and one, who was permitted to escape tr| France, investors. This issue bore some fruit j g f sudden succession, such as Every time these emaciated said: "The Reds have destroyed our churches, but we n rom and that he was defeated by accident and by Kennedy wretches meet an honest fat man because few are the countries in the j ^ Magsaysay death. Perhaps, un- money; they poke a bony finger in his irst destroyed the church." chubby stomach and say things In one city, 800 officials and their families were world which depend more upon for- fjer the Macapagal administration, Want a New Name like: thrown down a mine shaft while a crowd yelled: "Ar- eign capital than the Philippines, k. an be done toward Constitu- "You're putting it on again, 1 wor C riba, Espana!" The so-called Dawn- Patrol in Madrid Grown in the islands are sugar and j , i amendments in this regard, 4. Those who are weary of all these names and see." t ona who want to see a new name and a new personality "I'd do something about that was led by an ex-printer named Garcia AtadelL His tobacco, both of which show great | As against a "Filipino first" pol- watermelon, if I were you." speciality was elaborate cruelty. Two years later, he and some fresh ideas. "Better get rid of it—or you promise of increased productivity ifj jcy? promoted by Garcia to push was captured by the Nationalists. ; This puts the party in a bad position. No other won't be long for this world." It is high time the fat men ol investment money can be found for | forward internal self help in its de- The Vile Garrotte names seem presently to be available. Nixon seems to America formed themselves into greater cultivation and if markets,velopment program, which repre- be out of the running and Rockefeller has suffered se- a protective society to guard They put him to death via the vile garrotte. He was ' themselves against detractors. seated in a chair with his back to a post An iron collar can be supplied that will absorb | sented slow movement toward given verely from the re-election of Wagner as Mayor of New They should carry a neon-lit sign was fastened around his throat A vice touched the back * greater exports. Awaiting develop- j i Macapagal now is calling for York. It is logical that Wagner should run for governor on their stomachs saying: goa s of his neck through the post Every hour, the vice was of NeNew YYork statState in 1962 .s Shouliad Wagner r b e electelectedd ment are off-shore oil deposits, hy- «a strong economic offensive, wel- ° ; » stomach'and de- cut to zero. mands, 'Wliy can t you be like ion has declared the President I New York must not be taken as signs of strength; they!me?.. What Reuss is proposing is only ! must have this power to bargain are rather indicative of new ideas and a movement That's the trouble with skinny one sample of the sort of talk now across-the-board on reductions in going on in sophisticated trade; industrial tariffs, with their ven-|aw»y from Eisenhower Liberalism. Many other Repub- people. They reek of a false self. e virtue. They want everyone to circles as a direct result of Brit- tual elimination as our goal." licans are standing in the way of their party's progress be like them—hungry. ain's decision to join the Common Hall-Dillon View Market and thereby speed the de- because they adhere to that, practicality which resulted "You're cutting your life short,' Sr-cretarv of Commerce Hodges velopment of a united powerful jeer at the fat man. Maybe lias echoed thp Hall-Dillon view, in the defeat of Landon. Willkle and Dewey, a practi- ^7 Europe. Here Is a concluding so. On the other hand, a lot of declared "a return to protection- cality which is often referred to as "me-tooism." question-answer report. elephants outlive an awful lot of ism" Is not the answer. All this past needs to be wiped away. In its place, gazelles. Q. What does the sudden rash And President Kennedy has laid of statements on this mean? BETTER WORK, BUT if this party is to survive, must come an idealism which It's about time fat men started thai "the lime to begin is now" fighting back. Our suggestion is Th« Opening Shot* WrlP WAtf-fe To BE on reshaping our trade policies to can attract youth. If John Kennedy grows from a prac- A It means that the opening meet the Common Market chal- tical politician into a moral leader of men and womenj—and at certain nour^-every f« lenge •hots are being fired in an all-out terms isin a sad world, youth, who drink in the fountain of faith;min in America thouM turn drive to revolutionlie our foreign Q. What economic policies In the direction ; the* problem? j rather than in the salted waters of practicality, will turn of free trade-even as protection- 1961 (See Porter, Page 7) 'to him as it has been turning to Goldwater. What's to lose? 4 ft *>' Rcdemptorist A»»ocUtk»,»ttfc«NoYKnberdio- Ball, 3 Cows; ner-meetinj in tfc* Sapphire Room of Gibba Halt Officers' Win Citations Gives Talk Club. He wu introduced by Col. LINCROFT - A bun and three Murray A. little, deputy presi- 1 dent of the Army Signal Board, Jersey cow* owned by Maria For Society Fort Monmouth, and AFCEA Farm have been honored by the American Jersey Cattle Club. FORT MONMOUTH — Offer chapter president. The bull, Commando Nina's Ings for students in tht Institute Dr. Schlaeter's presentation in- Advancer, received a silver Bhuur of Electronic Engineering at cluded references to the educa- medal for the production marks Monmouth College M well M a tional philosophy of the college, set by three of hfs daughters, Thursday, November 23,1961 resume of the history, develop- academic life, student body, Nina Advancer Daisy, Nina Hes- ment and a look Into the future faculty, curriculum! offered, fi- ter and' Prince Lady. nances, extra-curricular activities of the college wen discussed Special certificates for om #3.50 and physical facilities. here last night by Dr. Edward G standing production records went Announcement was made that Choice of Schlaefer, president of the col to the cows, Marlu Milady': the chapter's annual Christmas Chicken Liver Canape Anrhovy Canape Devilled Egg lege. Fashion Hint, Marlu Milestone Crabmcat Cocktail Shrimp Cocktail Fresh Fruit Cocktail dinner-dance has been scheduled Jesta and Marlu Milestone Sleep- Dr. Schlaefer addressed mem for Thursday, Dec. 20, in the ing Wonder. Chilled Tomato Juice Grapefruit Juice bers and guests of Fort Mon- Sapphire Room. There will be buffet dinner and a dance, mouth Chapter, Armed Forces Whitey Ford" served up 22 home Hearts of Celery Cider Queen Olives runs in 39 American League Waldorf Salad james in 1961. However, in his last 32 innings of World Series Choice of Jitching he held Pittsburgh and Cream oE Turkey, Imperial lincinnati scoreless. Consomme, Ikunoise French Onion Soup au Cratin

FROST-KING Choice of Roast Stuffed Vermont Turkey, Giblet Gravy, Cranberry Sauce WINDSHIELD Selected Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, au Jui Roast Long Island Duckliiig, a l'orange Baked Sugar-cured Virginia Ham, Cumberland Sauce SPRAY Lobster and Shrimp a la Js'ewburg on Toast Pointi Porter Investiture Jumbo Frog Lf£s. Saute a la Franraise Prime Sirloin Steak ($1.00 extra) (Continued) DE-ICER Brussels Sprouts Buttered Green Peai A. The Common Market nationi For Troop Creamed White Onions Mashed Yellow Turnips are slashing internal tariffs anc WEST KEANSBURG — A For Windshields Candied Sweet Potatoes Whipped Potatoer the low-cost goods being producec Brownie investiture was held by in the booming member nations Troop 3D1 at a meeting in the and Door Locks soon will be moving duty-free home of Mrs. Alfred Peterson, Hot Mince, Pumpkin or Apple Pie across their borders. Simultane- 34 Region Dr., Hazlet. Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce Assorted French Ice Cream ously, they're erecting a common Invested Into the troop ln-tere- After Dinner Mints Mixed rVuU tariff wall against the goods monies conducted by leaders Coffee Tea Milk outsiders, including us. Mrs. Robert Symons and Mrs. The Common Market nationi Peterson were Donna Gross, SERVED FROM 12 NOON UNTIL 9 P. M. wiil keep their fences low, though Diane Symons, Robin Sarles, if we reciprocate and keep oui Jane Elkovics and Patricia SPECIAL DINNER FOR CHILDREN UNDER 11 • $2.25 fences low. They're willing nov Drane. to negotiate a 20 per cent tari: Service pins were presented to cut across-the-board if we'll ni Alice Symons, Patricia Walling, gotiate back. Dawn Richards, Sandra Kuyl, GOODRICH MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL But, under the Reciprocal Tradi Norma Whitaker, Marlene Red Bank' Agreements act, we can negotiate Wosky, Debra Carlisle, Cathy HARDWARE 88 Riverside Ave. tariff cuts only product-by-prod Cappola, Patty O'Brien and De- (Across from A&P) uct, and the law, after II renewal; nise Dauphant. SH 7-2500 a lightweight since 1934, is loaded with restric Featured in a play, "The 14 E. Newman Spring's Rd. tions and escape clauses. Brownie Story," were Alice Sy- RED BANK vacuum Moreover, this law expires nex mons, Dawn Richards, Patricia June 30, and there's considerabli Walling, Denise Dauphant and SH 7-2477 doubt whether Congress Is in Pat O'Brien. cleaner mood for even a simple extension There Is a Precedent designed Q. Is there any precedent foi our joining the Common Markei Three Join for every day in at least limited partnership? A. Yes. We're already membei Troop 242 use! of the Atlantic Community via oui membership in the new Organiza- HAZLET - Anita Gesauldl, tion for Economic Co-operatior Maryann MacDonald and Palty and Development. Our Industrie! Albretsen were welcomed Into Get Lewmll s are also deeply Involved via thi Brownie Troop 242, at a meeting open daily 'til 9, Saturday 'til foreign plants they have built ani in the home of Mrs. Joseph AI- • WEIGHS BUT 7 POUNDS are building within the Commo: locco, 14 Joyce PI. Plans also • POWERFUL MOTOR Market. were made to invest them this month. • STRONG SUCTION Q. What Is the outlook for ai Low Price! tion? A costume party was held • THROW-AWAY BAD A. Only an Ignoramus wouli featuring the telling of ghost stories and bobbing for apples. • Typewrite™ • HI-FI dare predict at this stage. Th problems are Herculean. I've no Refreshments were served by • Photo Supplies even mentioned the key questio candlelight. of national sovereignty, the issi Assisting with activities wen • Radio • Appliances Mrs. Dominick Ruggiero, leader; ...favorite for fall of our relations with Japan, Lati • Stereo • Records America, Australia. Even tli Mrs. Michael Gioseffl, coleader, trade act we have is In serioi and Mrs. Nicholas Gesauldi. • Television danger. Participating were Claudia Gioseffi, Teresa Allocco, Denise • Tape Recorders But if we are to develop our worsted suits! Grau, Dale Orlowski, Nancy Rug- sound bolicy, we must educati giero, Karen Weaver, Patty Al- AUTHORIZED AGENCY FOR MAGNAVOX ourselves to the facts, challenge: bretsen, Maryann MacDonald and opportunities. I do not pre and Anita Gesauldl. 21 Bread St., Red Bank—SH 1-4800 sume to know the right answers but I think I'm asking the rlgh In the absence of member Lar- questions. issa Olesen, who Is visiting her grandparents in Germany, a guest will. participate in each weekly activity. Larissa is ex- pected to return home in Jan- HAVE YOUR uary. Girls Make Planters CARPETS RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Na-ki-ya Campfire Girls are making flower planters to raise unds for the sponsors, the Mid- dle Road School Parent-Teacher CLEANED.... Association. The planters will be on sale at a bazar Dec. 2 at the Middle Road School. Committees for the activity were named at a recent meeting at the home of Mrs. Thomas Wei- mann, 16 Cedar PI., Hazlet. Lin- Th* natural shoulder mit in da Tranusky and Cecelia Haban hard finish werittdi continual were appointed to the bazar com- to dominate tht men'i suit mittee, and Maraianne Windle and Mary Ann Hellring to a picture. Soft plaids, neat Christmas committee. herringbone and mill finish During December the group iherkskim ke«p you- well will sell mints. groomed around the dock. A Gets New Post large (election with veiti. Regulars, shorts, longs, extra longt.

IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS! •$, There's a busy entertainment season ahead and chances are you'll have your share of guests. You can spruce up the appearance of your entire home by having your rugs and carpets cleaned by Leon's. You'll be amazed at how the original .colors spring back to life, and how the matted pile is restored to a like-new appearance. So why not BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS" Franklin A. McC.ee CALL SH 7-2800 PHILADELPHIA - Franklin A. McGee, of 12 Koryn Ter. the fair Leon's Rug Cleaners ... for the finest and East, Middle-town, N.J., has be«n| fastest rug cleaning you've ever seen! named controller of Almo Radio !o., here. Mr. McGee will succeed Henry Pope who hns bppn elected vice for men, women and boys president of the company, He hns a bachelor degree from New York University, and earned Route 35, Wanamassa RUG CLEANING DIVISION a master of business aiiminiM ra- tion degree from the City College (On* mile north of Atbury Circle) of New York. He nlso is a mem- IN YOUR HOME . . . IN OUR PUNT ber of the National Association ol Accountants, and served in the KEIIogg 1-4949 64-76 WHITE ST. RED BANK Army for iwo years. Married to the former Miss Jo Ann McKee, they have two chit-' PHONE SH 7-2800 FOR FREE CALL AND DELIVERY dren, Isabel Nema, 11, and Gene Kenneth, 10. , I ASSISTANT BUYERS' DAYS

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Call Kllfoil 1.2400 oi OSborni 1-2500 or writ* on ttorr.d (*) »«mi only. >r*t dtlhtry wirtilH Mr Mlvtry arts. (Imtst C.O.D.'i add 50c). All mtrchondii* at Bomk.rgir'i Monmouth. BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:30; TOMORROW FROM 10 A. M. TILL 6 P. M. with * cu dr]ya by Bmrd D. Ronald Harvw Pamtti, Port ROM ami Jewelry to Martha W Charles A. NeldHager of Mata- to Us too and daughter, Aaron of Long Breach, who tfed Oct. 91, Collide n Uto it, FfMbokL Hancock, ' tqd KMm Analtto, tM KM V* M* to Rev.WM, who died Sept, 1, left Bis A. ,Cohen and Norm. Jaffee; COOltft their etfalN I* flMir wires. _. - <#«*- • Thompeoti was turning tatp them fleam Ave., Ltog Branch. Manson WUl t DDouglasl ; ItJM » GGeorge right* to property on Rt, M, tothe Congregation Brothers of Mattl* Canda of Sttteflm, ; Neither driver wai injured. D. Manson; *M to V. Gilbert Matawtn, to his (later, Harriet Israel, Long Branch; $100 to thewho died Oet, », and Emma S. k Shrewsbury •>»?..>-•.«"*».•»*• Patrolman George Jeffrey, who 1$ Probated Mutton;' personal property to J. Neidltnger, and brother-in- Long Branch Hebrew School; andEg«e of Ocean TownsWp, who die for investigated, tamed no summons FREEHOU) -The following Mary M. Reid and her collection law and sister, Mr. and Mrs$5. 0 to the Long Branch Jewish Oct. 21, left their estates to their were treated in Rivaryiew. hospital in either accident, -pending fur- James E. Taylor. The remainder Community Center. The balance t«m automobile accidents on150™'™8* ««l bruises, wills were probated here this of old Biblei to the Monmouth husbands. ther study. week by Surrogate Edward C. County Historical Society, The re-of the estate was left In trust to of the estate was left lo his wile, Shrewsbury Ave. list night, Not far from there, at the Rt. his son, Philip Neidlinger. Sarah Cohen. In one, at 5:30 p.m., a car driv- 35-jughandIe opposite the Shrews- Broege: mainder of tbe estate was left in No problem finding tenants trust to her brother, George W. ,en by Michael J. Mtttla, 68 bury Diner, there was a collision It payi to advertise in The Elizabeth R. Manson of Red Hyman Cohen of Long Branch, Miles I. Killmer of Red Bank, when you advertise Tilt Register Grace Dr.; Old Bridge, coUMed at 9:10 p.m. between cars driven Register.—Advertisement. Bank, who died Sept. 12, left Reid. who died Oct. 29, left $3,500 each who died Oct. 21; Harry Werner way.—Advertisement „

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CALL MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY FROM. 8:30'A. M. TO 9 P. M.-TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY FROM 8:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. OSborn 1-2500 KEIIogg 1-2400 10-Frfdty, Nor. 17, 1961 B£D BANK BECISTER tr« tontempUUd for faulty and February at Monmouth HndL Schlaefer t cal Center, Long Branch, an nurstt'i aid* chairman, ii in Fitkia Memorial Hoipital, Nap. charge of the program. Open 7tOO A. M. to 11 P. M. 364 Dtyil Nurses'Aides tune. Gives talk The first session of the new group will be held Tuesday night, Are Recruited INVESTMENT FUND UP Present—For Yon and Nov. 28, at Rtverview Hospital Your*...The in* en* on an To AFCEA SHREWSBURY—Recruiting (or and will include the standard Red TRENTON - Funds under the HAZLET - Rev. Adam J. Ot BANTAM MARKETS optimise note. Aspeds favor * new training class of Red Cross Cross two-hour orientation lecture. supervision of the state Invest almost anything yon want to terbeln, a Redemptorist Father Volunteer Nurses' Aides is under In addition, there will be 18 hours meat Council topped the $1 billior from Esopus, N.Y., spoke at the next to Cake Box of basic classroom work and 20 mark for the first time this yea do atong ooostrnctht Ones. lUs IN LITTLE SILVER Way. Personal interviews of monthly meeting ol the St. Bene- •P" hours of supervised prac- and reached a record high ii a good time to Yisit a different plicanu, win must be at least dict's Altar and Rosary Society tice. Each volunteer must pledge 11,056,000,000 on June 30. Actinj locality and shop in ott-oaMhe- IS yean of age, will take place in the Oak Shtdes fire house, to give at least 100 hours ol serv- State Treasurer Katharine Elku wajr j*aoet. An old friend it apt Matawan. - •t the Red Cross Chapter House ice e a c h y e a r In the hospital White made the announce to caH JOT thl» treekeod. Ar- Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs.where she trains. ment. The council supervisi Father Otterbein's topic was range a lennkffl, perhaps for Andrew W. Kennedy, chapter Volunteer nurse's aide classes the investment of money from "The Holy Shroud," the cloth in pension and other state funds. Tbanfagivinfcifpoisible. which Christ was buried. He The value of the funds stood a said many scientists of other re- $968,892,840 on June 30, 1960, PAST • • • Oft JNOWMM? 181 I uliw • • • At moo tuoc bo* ligions have examined the doth compared with $349,637,139 180J, tbe Peto&fe CbariUbfo Wyea 1970 «41975, mainland and their findings have proved PENSUPREHE LAWES COAL COMPANY June 30, 1990. Mrs. White sal. its authenticity. He also showed that net Investment earnings foi photograph of the actual offers a real the year ending Tune 30,1961, in- shroud, which is preserved in the creased $5,419,793, a jump from town of Turin, Italy. $29,022,893 to $34,442,688. She said h«» heart rf rt but it wai jtije wifl Recreate; India's wfll Ainerica's fint woman'* dt*. continue to inere Rev. Edward Blasfca, pastor the effective rate of earnings on and moderator of the society, ICE 99 'BIG all funds has risen from 2.37 tc congratulated the Rosarlins oh 3.5S per cent the last 11 yean. The Day Under Your Sign the fashion show held recently. The affair was reported a soda and financial success. Father CREAM « It pays to advertise in Thi PACKAGE* fan iwBlla Blaska • also reported on the Register.—Advertisement N.USI ., . Motional Brandt, church and school which Is being «pectt.Slirt built. , of Groceries, Froxen Foods •boctl "The Advent Wreath, a Way of SAGITTARIUS (Ncr.tt to Dtt 21) and Tuscan Dairy Products. O/Cotooysn Teaching Children the True «'M iVi» art jitliUrtccUr. Meaning of Christmas," was dis- cussed and demonstrated by Mrs. rntrcn lAfle IB.TOTT pn»o« i John Mayhem. Mrs. Thomas OPEN THANKSGIVING AOUARIUSJJaa. II h f*. If) Baechle spoke about the "Advent Angel." yinsq C H5CS IFifc. 10 h Mink 20) Mrs. Donald Ferguson, secre- Bd» • fricad •wlp BrfU It, tat,b & tary, announced that 1961-62 dues are being accepted, and that new l)lMI.TIeld Inc. members will be welcomed any time. the Prudential Insurance Co. to The Christmas party will high- Marls 35th day. light the Dec. A meeting In the It Pays to Advertise in The Register Mr. Heimall is ah IBM operato fire bouse. in the. company's ordinary mi Anniversary chine accounting division. ?aE&TVAYFOR He is a past president of th "WATCHDOG" OIL HEAT SERVICE IS THE A MAM ID LOSE HIS With Pru Belford Civic Association. MOST COMPLETE ML NEAT PACKAGE! SHIRT IS TO LIVE ON He was born and raised in New THE CUFF BELFORD — Thomas J. 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===== BEACH, CLUB PADDOCK POOLS CASSONE BROS. 1331 OCEAN AVENUE SEA BRIGHT MASON A GENERAL of New Jersey CONTRACTORS LI 2-3220 291-0248 AVAILABLE - Phone... 842-3292 ( Hwy. 35 Eatontown 13 V*ll.y ,Dr., Atlantic Highlands , NOT. 17, 1961 REP BANK Omrcfe Hall Calendar ' •' '•'; Five Cooks, 136 Quests Christmas Aiinual Christmas Bazar jf the day ia (be Red Bank Baptist Women's Society o! Christian Church. thanksgiving Menu-1620 Service of the Keansburg Method- Guest speaker was Miss Vide ist Church will be fcetd Nov. 29 Post, a retired missionary to the By JOY MIXER When the next fall came, and honor they Invited the chief of the and 30 ia Fellowship Hall Honomoto Girls School in Hime- jU, Japan. " . ,, AP Wanta'f Editor the larder seemed pleasantry full, friendly Wampanoag Indians. A hot luncheon will be served the Pilgrims (undoubtedly the Chief Massasolt was delighted to from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and a Both afternoon and evening set- IF it hadn't been for a handful men) decided to have a Thanks- come. Probably thinking the oc- shack bar is also planned. Bazar sionons included workshops for new of women who never let their giving feast And as guest casion was a white man's version officers of local associations. better Judgment interfere with booths will open at 10:30 a.m. of the Indian's Green Corn Dance, Other afternoon highlight* In- what they tat out to do, Thanks- on both days. le brought along 90 braves. cluded the snowing of .two. film giving might not bt a nations! Miss Margaret Weedon, a mis- holiday. When the guests, who so com- pletely outnumbered the hosts, ar- Girls Hostel, Monrovia, Liberia, It might not have takes placi Retires narrator. Mrs. Robert Hutchinson. rived, the Pilgrim women under- was the speaker at the society's at all. Middletown, was afternoon devo- Hlitory hooks usually make the standby could have put down a recent meeting. Hostesses were sensible foot and nipped,a 340- tional leader and Mrs. Andrew first Thanksgiving jound as fej. Mrs. LeRoy, Bennett and Miss Anderson, Freehold, was pianist tive and uncomplicated as a back- year-old tradition In the bud. Alntida Paynter. Evening speaker was Miss Ber- yard barbecue before Bop becunt But the hardy colonist women — — tha Lati of the Christian Center • gourmet chef. rose to the challenge. While the BELFORD METHODIST in Newark, who also showed men played games and exhibited The Pilgrims, in their devout CHURCH Christmas Bazar, also films. Mrs. Clement Barlow, Mid- their athletic prowess, and Miles way, and the Indians, in their under sponsorship of the Wom- dletown, was evening devotional Standish marched and counter- aboriginal way, whooped it uL en's Society of Christian Service, leader; Miss Dorcas Estela Di«, marched his little band of sol- for three days in celebration of a will be held in the church Dec. 5. director of music and Christian diers, occasionally shooting blank bountiful harvest. The bazar will feature a lasagne education at Red Bank, was solo- valleys and blowing bugles for But who was doing aB tha wort luncheon at 12:30 p.m. with Mrs. ist, accompanied by Mrs. Ander- the entranced Indians, the wom- of serving a continuous round of Dirk Hofman In charge of reser- son. vittles to SO Pilgrim mm and en: vations. Mrs. Irving Boop in about SO Indians? Attending from the Red Bank Broiled venison and turkeys charge of the dining room. Coffee, Baptist Cburca were Mrs. Stan- Five wives. aqd geese on spits. tea and cake will be served from Of the 100 Pilgrims who landed ley Mugridge and Mrs. William Roasted lobsters and oysters in 2:30 p.m. on with Mrs. William Schanck, Little Sliver, Mrs. War- In November. 1(20, only half sur- coals. Rungo and Miss Marjorie Bauer vived the first terrible winter. rent Elliott, Pair Haven; Mrs. Simmered clam chowder and in charge. Howard Young, Mrs. Elmer Cott- And of that surviving SO, only venison stew In iron kettles over Bazar booth chairmen are Mrs.rell, Mrs. Patrick Bailey, and were women. It seems pretty ob- outdoor fires. vious that the wives and mothers Albert White and Mrs. Jay White, Mrs. Edward Clayton, Red Bank; Set out dried summer fruits- CARDS AND fASHIONS will be ih« order of *h« evening tonight in Cryttal Brook food and baked goods; Mrs. Jo- Mrs. R. G. Baxter, River FUza; with their share of rations alresd; gooseberries, strawberries, cher- at starvation point, had denied Inn, Eatontown, at tha annual card party and styla show sponsored by the Woman's seph Mllko, Sr., Christmas tree Mn. Clement Barlow, Mrs. H. J. ries. and toys; Mrs. William Putnam, Powell, Miss Olive Powell, Mrs. themselves so their famlllei could Parched com and mads biscuits Community Club of Eatontown. In charge of ticket tales ii Mrs. Douglas Burkett, have a title more. flowers and plants; Mrs. Benj* John Qulvey, Mrs. Dewey Wil- and bread. center. Mrs, Robert Quinn, left, and Mrs. Andrew Meyer are co-chairmen. min Haulbosky and Mrs. George liama. Miss Janet Williams, and Mrs. Helen S. Don Possibly popped com in earth- Little, aprons, and Mrs. Stacey Mrs. Walter White, Mlddletom en jars over the fire and then Patrick, needlework. PTA Hears RED BANK — Mrs. Helen S. drizzled maple syrup over it to Kitty Kelly; CHRISTMAS PARTY and pro- Doll, 37 Collins St., Keansburg, make balls for the few young, Community Also, Mrs. William Ogden and gram of the WSCS of St"Jonn's has retired after a career span- sters. Mrs. Edward Barnes, holiday spe- Methodist Church, Hazlet, will be cialties; Mrs. Paul Tarnow, Sr., Talk On ning three decades with New Jer- And although the Indians con held Dec.' 5. A covered dish sup- Club Event Story With Happy Finish towels and dish cloths; Mrs. sey Bell Telephone Company. tributed five deer, the women like- per will be served and gifts will Charles Young, Mrs. Ernest El- An operator In the Rumson ly watched sad-eyed but uncom- be exchanged. Free China Is Tonight This story begins In 1960 when young girl turn in at the Chil- grim and Mrs. Milton Bennett, Annual father-son banquet of Central office, Mrs. Doll previous- plaining as mound after mound a frantic mother sent me a Spec- dren's Service Society. The girl RED BANK — Maj. Haun-Ewen children's clothes and - stuffed the church's Men's Club will be y worked in Keansburg and Red of food disappeared. The next win- EATONTOWN- The annual al Delivery Air Mall letter from carried a lively little baby boy. Yin and Maj. Cheng-Fang Chang Bank information offices. She and toys; Mrs. HuMa Richardson and held Feb. 12. WSCS members ter was to be a very bleak, hun- card p&rty of the Women's Com- the New England village where A moment later, the mother and Mrs. George Luker, white ol China were guest speakers er husband have a married gry one. ele- will prepare and serve the din- munity Club will take place to- she lived. "My husband is the daughter from New England phant. and Mrs. Ernest Rutt and ner. Tuesday at a meeting of the Red laughter and a son. Their son, The only bright aspect: No dish- about whom she and I had so night at 8 o'clock in Crystal Brook last of a family which settled this Mrs. Ludolph Von Tangen, Christ More than $225 was collected Bank High School Parent-Teacher Kenneth W. Doll, is with the com washing problem. Utensils con- often wondered, were seated by Association.. Inn. The program, a benefit for town," she wrote. "The mills on mas cards and wrappings. by young people of the church ?any's plant department in Red sisted of a few knives for cutting the club's youth conservaton fund, which the fortune was founded, her desk, telling their story. The officers, who ara attending for UNICEF on Halloween night, Bank. up meat and a few wooden will include a fashion show with The estranged husband had re- the Signal Corps Officers School closed down. it was announced by Mrs. James Mrs. Doll is a member of the spoons. The celebrants probably costumes by Montgomery Ward. turned to stand by his wife and ANNUAL FALL RALLY of the at Fort Monmouth, were Intro- "Today, all that we have left Neldlnger, youth program chair- led Bank Council, H.G. McCully used clamshell spoons and wood- daughter. The seeming disgrace Monmouth Association Women's duced by high school student Models, all club members, will ia our good name and now it man. Chapter, Telephone Pioneers ol en trenchers. Forks were not in proved a shot in the arm. There Missionary Society was held Tues- Thomas HalbedL be Mrs. Robert Dlxon, Mrs. looks as if even that was gone. Hostesses at the recent meeting America, New Jersey branch of general use In America until the would be no shotgun wedding in George Dunn, Mrs. Theodore Ev- Our lovely 16-year-old daughter were Mrs. Frank McCleaster, Sr., Mrs. Edwin Burdge, Little Sil- the national Organization, which late 1600s. his family! That so-and-so who ert, Mrs. Robert Hannan, Mrs. is pregnant by a high school boy, Mrs. Cyrus Ross, Mrs. Kenneth ver, state chairman of interne (his year Is observing its 59th The Pilgrim women made tha had got his daughter in trouble Andrew Meyer, Mrs. Kenneth Her father threatens a shotgun To Show McCleaster, Mrs. Robert McCleas- tional relations for the Monmouth anniversary. first Thanksgiving a rousing suc- disqualified himself as a father. Payseur, Mrs. Richard Roberts, wedding. I am violently opposed. ter, Mrs. Neldinger and Mrs. County Council of Parents and cess. It remained for another He and his wife would adopt the Mrs. Mary Saunders, Mrs- Je- This has resulted in my husband Frank McCleaster, Jr. Teachers, was introduced by Mrs. dauntless woman to turn lt into a baby and give it the family Joseph LeRoy,. president. rome Scheiman, Mrs. Leslie See- leaving us to face the problem TB Film national holiday. ley, Mrs. John Smock and Mrs. name. alone. Having little money and SLIDES of their recent Euro- Mrs. Edward Edmunds, chair- Detective Although George Washington set Vincent Urgo. Backed up by their old minis no one here to whom I can talk, pean trip were shown recently by man, reported that 200 people aside a day for Thanksgiving each ter, the reunited couple were at To Nurses Mrs. Robert A. Quinn and Mrs.I turn to you." Rev. and Mrs. J. Courtney Hay- atended last week's PTA card year, most subsequent presidents the hospital for the birth of their peaks On Andrew Meyer are co-chairmen. Being In Salt Lake City at the RED BANK - A film on tu- ward of St. Luke's Methodist party. Ignored it. It was up to the states' grandson. Mrs. Douglas Burkett is ticket time, I called my friend, Mrs. berculosis, entitled "Merry Go Church, Long Branch, at a meet- There will be a Civil Defense governors to declare a Thanks- chairman. Virginia Bennett, of the Chil- Once the baby was old enough Round,' will be shown to the ing of the WSCS of the Atlantic . rally Nov. 21 in River Street giving or not, as they pleased. Delinquency dren's Service Society- Under or- to travel they decided to start nurses of Monmouth County at Highlands Methodist Church. * School. Guest speaker will be Ron- When Sarah Josepha Hale took life over again. And so they had BELFORD - Religion, the dinary circumstances she would the regular educational meeting Hostesses were Mrs. Milton ald Jacobs, special weapons of- over the editorship of Godey's moved to Utah to bring up the ichool, and supervised recreation not have undertaken to help a conducted by Monmouth County Kruse, Miss Ethel Sculthrop, ficer. Fort Monmouth. The topic Book in 1841. She began Fathers' Night little boy near the cousin of will be "Fallout Shelters and Sur- ire three essentials for a child's young girl in so distant a com- Organization for Social Service to- Mr. and Mrs. William Whitney. a campaign to have Thanksgving EAST KEANSBURG — A "It vival.' welfare, according to Lt. Joseph munity. But, by good fortune, lt whom they were all fond, day at 2 p.m. at MCOSS head- IcCarthy of the Middletown Po- declared national holiday. "Fathers' Night" program will be developed that the girl had a lhadn'"'I-lft vbee~~n —eas•y ""'-goin"g wbu't! they quarters, 141 Bodraan PI. The next PTA meeting will be Ice Department. through her editorial columns and featured at the Parent-Teacher As- married cousin of whom she was were happy and wanted to thank Comments on the film will be Party for Mother held Dec. 5 at I p.m. In the cafe- hundreds of letters written to pro-sociation meeting Tuesday at 8 Mrs. Bennett for offering a help- teria. Lt McCarthy discussed police fond, living in Salt Lake. So Mrs. made by representatives of nurs- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Mrs. minent people over the years, she p.m. in the all-purpose room of Bennet sent her\the price of a ing hand in their hour of need. ing and medicine, a health offi Hostesses Tuesday were Mrs. lepartment efforts to curb iuve- . Nicholas Glglio, Sears Ave-, was the-school. ticket to Utah./After an ex- Trouble; they discovered, could cer and a TB association board Phillip Nelson. Mrs. David Plato ille delinquency at a meeting of *!?«• «• unceasing fight. hostess at a birthday party Satur- It was President Lincoln who The children's school work will change of correspondence the be a blessing. member. Dr- Alan Stolow, senior and Mrs. Helmut Brueckman. the Belford Parent-Teacher As day for her mother, Mrs. Thomas sociation. succumbed to her vigorous on- be displayed in the open class- money was returned with a grate- public health physician of the Fowler of the same address. Ribbon award winners In the slaught. In 1883, in the midst ol rooms. Teachers will be present ful explanatory note from the State Health Department; Mrs. Guests were Mrs. Eleanor Council to Hold recent Halloween poster contest the Civil War, the nation paused to meet the parents. mother. Dorothy Foulks, State Health De Smith, Old Bridge; Mr. and Mrs. to observe a national holiday of College Sets Benefit Dance were as follows: first grade, Guest speaker will be Richard The girl's plight had become partment tuberculosis nursing Harry Patterson, Navesink; Mrs. Dean Wilson, first, Ricky Baron- thanksgiving. It has been an an- Seuffert who will speak on fall- known In her home town, The consultant; Ray English, health Rudolph Rechickle, Mr. and Mrs. LONG BRANCH - The Par- sky, third; second grade, Carl nual celebration since. out. officer In Western Monmouth Edward Kelch and daughter, Kar- •nts Advisory Council of Long family minister advised use of Conference Vohara, first, Kevin Parleman, County; and Mrs. Douglass Mar- en, Leonardo; Mrs. Thomas Lew- Branch High School will sponsor local resources. Mrs. Bennett, second, and David Apel, third; shall of Holmdel, chairman of the Is, Atlantic Highlands, and Nicho- a dance tomorrow from 9 p.m deeply touched by the return of Monmouth County Tuberculosis las Glglio and Nicholas Glglio, to 1 a.m. in the West Long third grade, Laura Yannebelli, the money, hoped that the girl's On Beauty first, George Evernham, second, Committee, will participate. Jr. Branch Community Center. The spirit would not be broken by MADISON — Evan William md Judy Martin, third; fourth Arrangements have been mads •vent is a benefit for after-prom small town gossip. A year passed Mandel, vice president In charge •rade, Carol Fretwell, first, Jim- for the session by Mrs. Doro- activities for June, 1962 gradu- with no further word from moth- of marketing services for Revlon, my Marvin, second; fifth grade, thea Holmes of Ocean Grove, ates. er or daughter. This week, I Inc- will speak on "Beauty, the "ohn Ericson, first, Linda Dona- MCOSS, TB nurse supervisor. In heard the final chapter from Male Viewpoint" at the all day James Musto of West End, hue, second, Keith Crawford, addition to public health and Mrs. Bennett. woman's conference to be held dance instructor, will present third, and Richard Ring, honor- school nurses, who regularly at- She was sitting In her office Saturday on the Florham Madi- Ihree trophies to winners of three able mention. tend these educational sessions, when she saw a handsome, mid- son campus of Fairleigh Dickin- contest dances and will entertain hospital and industrial nurses Children of the school will pre- dle-aged woman and a pretty son University. with a specialty number- have been invited to attend. sent a winter concert at the Dec. The conference "Beauty and the RUG CLEANERS DOROTHY TOLAND 4 meeting. Creative Woman" Is the second PTA Views in a series being held at the WALL TO WALL DANCE STUDIO Madison campus of the univer- Guild Offers Bridge Winners sity. The first was "The Expand- CARPETING MIDDLETOWN — The Com Visual Aid ing Role of Modern Woman." Professionally Clsantd munity Bridge Club played a 12. The next, to be held In the spring Scholarship table Mitchell game Wednesday will deal with women in the in- Using night in The Oaks. Machines ternational crisis. North and south high scorers BIGELOW'S LINCROFT — The Uncroff-Ev- These conferences are all re- For Singer were Mr. and Mrs. William Han- flections of a concern with an Ion, Interlaken, first; George Ma- erett Parent-Teacher Association ASBURY PARK — The Mon- KARPEMARE* held its second meeting of the effective pattern of education for comber, New Shrewsbury, with the major roles women must per- mouth Opera Guild is offering a PROCESS ack Stern, Locust, second; and year Tuesday with the theme $1,000 scholarship for a year's "Teaching Johnny to Read." form in modern society. Each Is Bernard Post, New Shrewsbury, concerned with the undergradu- tuition • in operatic histrionics, The program included a dem CALL NOW! with Merwln Pickover, Middle- ate woman and the married adult, voice production and repertoire onstration of a controlled reader town, third. whether in college or not Reser- coaching. machine my Miss Marion E. War- v CA 2-5042 East and west high scorers vations for the conference may be Auditions for men and women ren, sales representative of Os- Classical Ballet Technique were Mrs. William Martin, West mailed or phoned to the college. singers between the ages of 18 Contemporary Jazz Long Branch, with Mrs. Leo Gold- car H. Hirt Audio-Visual Inc. The and 23 are being conducted every Tap • Acrobatic - Toe Tom berg, also of West %ng Branch, machine will be used in the school Monday night at 8 p.m. in Con- BALLROOM first; Alvin Abadie,%ed Bank to achieve more rapid reading, vention Hall. The auditions, con- concentration, comprehen^ ... For creative hair styling, BATON with Jack Weber, als6 of Red Van Horn ducted by Mme- Era Tognoli, mu- Bank, second; and Dr. and Mrs. sion, and vocabulary building. sic director, and Luigi DellOri- Tonl's will see that you have 201 East Bergen PIaca> Willard Dill, Neptune, third. Also demonstrated was an SH 1-2203 fece, conductor, will continue the most outstanding hair COUNCIL DINNER-DANCE — Mrs. Edwin Robin,, ad. opaque projector, shown by Mrs. To Address through Dec. 4. fashions. miniitrative vice president, left, and Mrs. Botram Fein' Anthony Barrett, fifth grade Finalists will appear at a guild teacher at Lincroft School. The twog, dinner-dance chairman, make plans for the annual GOP Club tea Dec. 7 in the Berkeley-Car- machine projects ordinary size teret Hotel when the winner will event to bo sponsored by the Greater Red Bank Section pictures on to a screen in front FAIR HAVEN — The Fair Haven Republican Club will hear selected. The tea the opening of the National Council of Jewish Women Dec. 2 at of the class room for more com- ent of the 1962 subscription plete study. Raymond Van Horn, tax asses- 8 p.m. in Jumping Brook Country Club, Neptune. Both machines were purchased sor, speak on local taxation and for the school last year by the revaluation at Its meeting Tues PTA. day. Book Fair selections were dis- The group will moet at B: 30 IT'S THE LITTLE TOUCH... played during the evening. Pro- p.m. In the parish hall of the Church of Urn Holy Communion. SHERMAN'S that makes the ceeds from sales will be used for the school library. William C. Rue, president, wilf saii difference. Anyona accept the report of the nominal Refreshments were served by can decorate, but the hospitality committee. ing committee. it is the little ex- tra touch that we Slendrocycle have that makes • Draperies the big differenco. Roses Our Specialty • Slipcovers Tha Gift of Good Health Our decorators • Upholstering are always at your now is the time You ar# on thi roar! to t htilUiltr, mort «n- sarvico. • Bedspreads joy*blt Ufa with thi UM of Mac Imvy txsrcla- to plant! . . . lpmtnt. You miy rent or pur chut. No charge, of • Curtains Ti» advantff«i of course. Shop-at-Home Service Thsj a6vtntfg«t of outdoor ictlvltlti art now avail »bl» Indoon with "• Red Leaf Barberry—for colorful hedge Phone SH 1-2MS a 81/i cup very warm water of the Sisterhood of Congrega- the direction of Mrs. Sidney Kai- best seller "Boswell's Life of Bos- 2 packages active dry yeast the engagement of their daughter, Paul Grammer, vocal music di Miss Dianne Elayne Benson, to] rector at the high school. He in- tion Bnai Israel will be held Sun- man and Mrs. Irving Moskowiti. well." 1 egg Lance Corp. Bruce Henry Ste? cited members as well as the day from noon to 6 p.m. Booth chairmen are Mrs. Irv- Mrs. Douglaj F. MacConnell, SPECIALTY SHOP 4 cups, (about) sifted flour neck (USMC), son of Mr. and leneral public, to attend the freej Chairmen are Mrs. Nelson Col- ing Greenberg, white elephant; River Rd., Fair Haven, a former! Filling and Syrup Mrs. Harold Steneck, 409 Atlantic Christmas Concert to be pre-| man and Mrs. Arnold Grayzel. Mrs. Bernard Post, skates and Junior Service League member, FOR Scald milk; stir in sugar, sal St., Keyport. sented by the school chorus Dec. bicycles; Mrs. David Ruda, cakes; Is the mother of two. Her hus- BRIEFS Mrs. Harold Goldberg, new and and 4 tablespoons butter; cool t< Miss Benson is a senior at :1, in the school auditorium. band is a partner in the Boras Half Siiei - Extra Sixes lukewarm. Measure very warm nearly-new clothes; Mrs. Murray' and MacConnell Insurance Agen- tyeyport High School. He stated that the advanced Must Negotiate IN water into a large bowl; sprinkl Corp. Steneck, a graduate of chorus has more than 80 mem- Houtkin, books; Mrs. Leo Kess- cy, Fair Haven. ler, flower hats; Mrs, Louis Dra- Drenei . Underwear In yeastj stir until dissolved. Sti Keyport High School, is serving in bers and will be supplemented in 1 A resident of Hunting La., Fair In lukewarm milk mixture, eg[ the Marine Corps stationed at From Strength, wn, art and lithographs; Mrs. Ed- :ime by the freshman chorus ofl ward Grant, gifts; Mrs, George! Haven, Mrs. Hubert N. Bell has Sportiwtar and half the flour; beat unti Fort Meade, Md. ipprpximately 40 members which 19 MONMOUTH STREET : Cohen and Mrs. Leo Kugler, chil- three children. Her husband is smooth,' Stir in remaining flou will serve as a "feeder group.' with Techni-Graphlcs, in Fords. RED BANK to make a soft dough. Turn oul President Says dren's games; Mrs. Arthur Kraut, Mr. Grammer outlined plans jelly apples; Mrs. Edward Straus, onto a lightly floured board; tor "Brigadoon" to be staged knead until smooth and elastic — Need Volunteers SEATTLE (AP) - President "Pick-My-Pocket;" and Sy Eisen. April 13. He plans to complete Kennedy says the United States berg and William Grossman will casting by the Christmas holi- must be willing to negotiate cold bg in charge of movie cartooW For Community days. He asked Hi-Music spon war issues from a position of sore to assist in borrowing Scotch 'Also assisting are Mn. Mort FIRSTSTOP strength. To preach either war Winer, Mrs. AMn Mazier, Mr*. costumes, and two sets of bag or surrender, he says, does a Center Project pipes for the performance. Nathan Borgman and Mn. Sam disservice to the nation. Cohen. for all your RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs, Mrs. Roberta Carter, Fair Ha Oziie Donat, chairman of the1 «n artist, displayed her portrait As the Western allies, including Miss Dianne Benson the newly-organized "West Ger- HIFFMA Community Center Committee, if Mrs. Ned Cooper of Mt. Ver- School Pupils Return, CHRISTMAS has made an appeal for volun- non, N. Y., a prize donated at man government, renewed efforts teers to help In the forthcoming Brooks Ends last year's luncheon. Mrs. Cooper, to unify their stand toward Rus Minus Radiation FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM fund drive. Mrs. Stanley Ross, Fair Haven, sia, Kennedy yesterday made clear these views: KEYPORT - Eighteen Keyport Gift Wrapping Mrs- Donat said the group also who also attended, was intro- Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontoun—Liberty 2-1010 needs volunteers to help set up, 25-Year Career luced to the members by Mrs. —To encourage "appeasement High School students visited the • Large selection and eventually supervise, youth MIDDLETOWN — Percy E, Harken. or war, suicide or surrender," Brookhaven National Laborato- programs. Brooks of 56 Her Dr. retire Mrs. Reginald G. Narelle, will divide the nation, create ries, Long Island, last week. The most immediate need of from the Western Electric Com ways and means Chairman, uncertainty among allies and in- Brookhaven Laboratories WEST END the committee is for persons who pany this month after a 25-yea lamed Mrs. Wodehouse chairman spire doubt in the Communist under contract to the United ! can paint posters. career. 3f luncheon arrangements and bloc of the West's readiness to States Atomic Energy Commls- i LEARN TO DANCE " defend its rights. VARIETY The committee has a fund rais- Mr. Brooks wai a manufac ticket chairman, for the annual Ion and Is engaged In research |f ENROLL NOWI .... ing goal of $70,000, for the first turing engineer in the Engines: February luncheon and auction. "The United States cannot im- in the fields of chemistry, phys- ! CHILDREN ft ADULTS/ River Road stage contraction of a communi- of Manufacture organization a Mrs. Narelle also stated that do- pose its will on others," he said. ics, and radio activity, • retirement. Ballet - Toe'- Tap - Acrobatic - Twirling ty center. nations for the heirloom auction There cannot be an American Although many of the buildings : Fair Haven Shopping Center The center would be located on He attended Rhode Islam ill be received at the Dec. 11 solution for every world prob- were closed to the students be- ; Modern Jaiz - Ballroom Dancing a 2.2-acre tract off Middle Rd., School of Design and Provideno meeting of the club. lem." cause of radioactivity, many i • Special Dance Classes for Tots 3-3 Years • west of the high school site. Tech. —The United States will never 1 New members include Mrs. scientific displays wers available ; LEAH No date has been set for the Mr. Brooks Is a member ol Schatzkin and Mrs. David Berger negotiate merely for the sake of for viewing. ; MAUER STUDIO OF DANCE start of the fund drive. he masons, Hasbrouck Heights, if Fair Haven. negotiation, nor will it ever sub Plans are for an initial build- and belongs to the Stanley S ject freedom to negotiation. Bu The group was organized and 17 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK SH 7-MU Hostesses were Mrs. George chaperoned by T. P. Krensavage, j ing about 60x60 feet, with a Holmes Chapter of the Telephoni Squires, Rumson, chairman, Mrs. so long as vital interests am multi-purpose room (gym-audi- Pioneers of America, an organl Julian Blake, Rumson, and Mrs. goats are clear, "we have noth member of the school faculty. > torium) to be added at some zation composed of long service Martin Becker and Mn. Dough- ing to fear from negotiations future date. telephone employees. :ie of Fair Haven. Mrs. Delarush the appropriate time and nothinf Open Friday 'til 9:30 P. M, and Mrs. Harold Haas, Fair [0 gain by refusing to play a par THE RESULTS OF A DENNIS THE MENACE by HANK KETCHAM -iavea presided at the tea table: in them." -Talking out East-West dis FrankUn REVOLUTIONARY putes will succeed only if eacl c AT GREAT LAKES side can find success in the re Simon SURVEY THAT WILL RUMSON — John A. Logue, suit. In effect, neither side cat AMAZE THOSE WITH on of Mrs. Virginia Twitty, 51 expect total victory. Lennox Ave., is in naval recruit —Although the French and oth HEARING LOSS raining at the Naval Training ers njay see weakness in takin; "enter. Great Lakes, III. the initiative in bargaining witl SALE! Through the training he will Russia, "This nation cannot abdi people were ques eceive counseling to help deter- :ate to its adversaries" the set MEN'S tioned about Acous- mine which of the 67 Navy job ting and conditions of nego ticon's Exciting New ipecialties he will enter. Nations. Design Hearing SHIRTS 222 Assistor. HEARING ASSISTOB 3.79 3 FOR 11.00

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It, tootoo, ,Netherlands, Norwayy,, Portugalg, Dollar Popularity The U.S. administration talki eyesy - carefully the moves In Spatttt , SSwedend de,, SilSwitzerlandd , TTur- of meeting this threat by bar Eo t f t td kkeyrrandd tthh e United KingdoKingdomm . Aa NEW YORK (AP)-Fear that tollar itself unpopular In some Europe to forge a stronger trad- gaining for trade concessions ing bloc, if that means losing observer from Communist Yugo- Of New Troop the U.S. dollar ii heading into rorld financial markets. The And to be able to bargain it pro another- popularity contest in Iti traditional markets. slavia is os band. (Be. An.) Jnited States bolstered the dol-poses to ask Congress for pow SHREWSBURY - Tha Man's t Death world financial market! was anar's value by trimming the de-er to cut tariffs further here. Club of tha Presbytwrian Chun* gotten added starter at yesterday's meet- icit through cuts in overseas will sponsor another Boy Scout ing in Paris of 20 nations, all Opponents of further tariff cut •.Confederate 30.Below pending and pushing of Ameri- ting are numerous. And so an Sunday's Journal-American troop, it was announced today by 9.WMphm» (naut) 38.0onsUDs» entries in the world trade com- :an exports. tin Monmouth Council, Great note .• 10lCot*,a» 32. African , ton petition. those, both in management av Northern District. UBengal grass ante- Couldn't Hold labor, who think tariffs alread; And the American delegates al- are so low that ruinous forelg The new troop win be No. 1M 14.—.St. lope goal to are aware that the United Now the threat Is once again The club already sponsors Troop ST.JUSMHH** Loadon 83. To 41. One's lighted. Not even the dollar competition is being encourage 18.Konaal ie.LegJomt mop States It anticipating one of the in domestic markets. NEW GIANT JACKPOT... MufEzplowPottH htir »uld hold iti exchange value i p U. Elevator bitterest battles in years over a The fight in Congress could b Richard C. Devine win be the he imbalance continued indefi- SLItaralabod Si.Totmg cage revision of its tariff policies. > nitely. a major one. Institution*! representative. Rob- WtUlBtlOtS » ( salmon «.MuslO The Organization for Econom- Now You Can Win J5. Melody note Adding to the problem Is the Speed Growth ert Brugulero ii chilrmtn of the S.XMdt» (stsnf) ic Co-operation and Development, 1 troop committee. Chirlei D. Tb meeting In Paris, is known as the •sold growth of Western Europe That's the background as th on SUNDAY! Feltt, Stephen X Bartoah and Ru- 1 2 3 4 9 "1 B 10 Atlantic Community, although iconomyand export trade and United States starts the talk dy Muller are committee mem- fee cos JKOOCB II fa some like Turkey and Greece are New York's fastest-paying big money game now of- ben. SOBltf a bit distant from that ocean. Its Chules M. Davis will be scout fen you a chance to win bigger stakes than ever be- IS V W,1+ official aim is to expand world master, Arnold L. Bennett, rade and spur economic growth. fore. The top prire this Sunday skyrockets to a whop- Thomat M. Doalap aad Sherman A IS lt> 17 Looking over the shoulders of SHADE TREES ping $3,000. If no winner claims the prize the jack- R. Shields •siistaot scoutmasters. dMneas % f/t The new troop will meet every ». Resort 19 20 the delegates at tha conference pot-will increase by $1,000 each Sunday until some W. Aircraft; V n Tuesday in the church. % is the Soviet Union. The Reds n.50 & up lucky reader looks, sees his number—and claims the 31 3A2 23 34 are conceded to be planning a uttsfc big money. Don't miss your chance at the giant jack- stepped up assault on world trade MAPLES - OAKS - SYCAMORE WHERE THE FOOLS ARE ST.Seotatf 27 28 markets themselves. They've al- cert Be sure to look for your Social Security number SACRAMENTO. Calif. (AP) - matfacap HONEY LOCUSTS - WILLOWS - ELMS 4O.PoUs1i V/, ready inflicted considerable pain AND MANY OTHERS A state report notes that Calif- 3O on American oil companies. Ask yonr dealer to.ieseive your copy ornia has more than one-third capital of all the swimming pools in the 42.B1A 31 32 The United States is especial- CLIMBING ROSES •aOonsteUa- % % ly interested just now to see with large canes for next bloom United Sates. The number in I tlon V 3t> California has grown from 25,000 35 34- 35 38 world trade expand—specifically Sunday's Journal-American 4L Walla— A its own exports. Its imports have 1.50 and up to 1956 to 111,380. 40. Texas 40 »l - PASTE ON POSTCARD AND Mill T0i*s i cattte climbed sharply and so has the HYBRID TEA ROSES $1.50 & up mark « 44- deficit in its balance of pay- Social Security Numbers NOW IN STOCK % ments. If continued, the trend •ox 499, Mew .York 46/ N.T. ism •O could put pressure on the value MIXED TULIPS No 1962 Scott ixms of the dollar. Puules HOE is MY SOCIAL aanmr 1. Legal Job . n-ia The deficit arises because the 100 FOR 5.00 No Gimmicks STAMP CATALOGS dollars we spend abroad on im- Just see the ports, foreign aid, military com- HARDY MUMS & AZALEAS 60* Journal- j [ ft.! $6.00 Massachusetts where he is serv- American mitments, Investment, travel ex- YOU SAVE WHEN YOU SPEND AT ... Keansburg ing with the Army after a short ceeds the dollars we get back for Hy Nam* •••*•«•**•»*%•««••-• It. 2 $8.00 leave. ('•• for our exports, earnings on in- Winners . sen Mrs. Kathryn Huber, Shore vestments. The deficit almost MYRON P. KOZICKY Address ••••*«»•*••»*»«•••«• MONMOUTH (TAMP Blvd, has returned borne from Dedication ceremonies of the disappeared early in 1961 but AND ASSOCIATES - AND COIN SHOP Monmouth Medical Center, where new Hibernian Memorial Club, jumped by SO per cent during the Hwy. 35, Eatontown LI 2-0643 , an Bm she wts a patient aj a result ol Inc, will be held Sunday at summer and now runs around $3 (Across from Eatontown TV) 1-O«M an automobile accident. Her son,p.m. The building is located at 12: billion a year. In 1959 it was Kin UtmUn d VMT FMIII M Vafe'rtltf* 1. • John Huber, hai returned Main St., formerly the telephom $3.7 billion and in 1960 it was $3.9 building. Rev. Theodore Woj billion. clehowskl, chaplain and pastor o; St, Catherine's Catholic Church Some of these dollars that East Keansburg, will give the foreigners get are used to buy Invocation. gold from our Treasury. And a year ago the outflow of gold The master of ceremonies wli reached a volume that made the be Eugene Buhner. Guests wi include members of the state anc national Hibernian organizations. Open house will follow and re-Seamanship freshments will be served. Music will be furnished by the Braeden Bag Pipers, Brooklyn, and Danny Saves Lives and His Hi Fi's, Keansburg. Eu- BUFFALO. N. Y. (AP)-Threej gene McMahon is chairman Coast Guardmen called on their The co-chairman is John Flynn seamanship early today and Repairing the building anci altera. saved their lives by maneuvering, tions were in charge of Raymon a raft ashore from stormy Lakei Reamy New officers include Mr. Erie at Westfield, N. Y. McMahon, president; John Con- The men were taken to West- Ion, vice president; pugene Rei field Hospital where they were ly financial secretary, Mr. Flynn, reported in good condition al- treasurer, and Mr. Reamy, re- though suffering from shock and cording secretary- exposure. Their motor lifeboat ran aground while returning from a Rabbi Rosenthal search for a stricken yacht fin-' ally sighted near tong Point, Ont.j To Appear on TV The rescue of the yacht's pas-, RUMSON - Dr. Gilbert S. Ros sengers was being attempted by enthsl, rabbi of Congregatior the Canadian steamer Brickledoc. Bnai Israel, will appear Sunda; The Brickledoc and the Canadian on the television show, "Ou vessel Porter Doc and American Jewish Heritage." ship Mataasa were in radio con The program will be shown or tact with the yacht. NBC TV, Channel 4, Sunda: The Coast Guardmen aban- from 10:30 to 11 a.m. doned their lifeboat when it Rabbi Rosenthal will join Rabbi started to roll over in heavy Harold Gordon, executive vie waves that filled it with water. president of the New York Board The men were Boatswain's of Rabbis, In discussing suburban Mate 2.c William C. Baldwin of life and its impact on Judaism Northfjeld Summit County, Ohio; and the synagogue. Englneman 2c Clarence C. Bow- man of Meadville, Pa., and Fire- man's Apprentice Graver D. For Half Sizes Pierce Jr. of McMinnville, Tenn. They aaid the raft first was swept ashore under a cliff but Printed Pattern that they maneuvered It about 9136 half-mile to a flat beach. 1414-26V4 Volunteer firemen called out for the rescue attempt found hem there. The Coast Guard had sent men by truck from its Erie, Pa.-, Base, about 30 miles away, to try to rescue the trip when Westfield police were not able to launch a boat because of rough water, famous Order Man Held For Krueger Grand Jury MIDDLETOWN - Benny Isaac- son, 138 Seaview Ave... Long Branch, was ordered held for the jrand Jury yesterday by Magis- quality rate W, Gilbert Manson on a charge of bookmaking. He was ordered held unde ORLON PILE $1,000 bail. Isaacson was arrested Fri- day by Jonathan Niles, a county LINED Z1BEUNE detective, in a public telephone booth in Ihe Lincroft Pharmacy, Newman Springs Rd. SUBURBAN Capt. Raymond T. Walling 0] local police, assisted in the arrest Police said Isaacson had bet ing slips In his possession. special Cli He is an employee of the Lin roft Hardware Store, also New at only ^ ^ man Springs Rd. Magistrate Manson also ordered Oliver Holland, Carr Ave., Keans- burg, held for the Grand Jury mder $500 bail on a non-support EXTRA-EASY to sew, and so :harge. iretty, so thrifty, you can afford wardrobe of nightgowns Board Warns Pupils Choose dainty, flowered cottons Dacron, rayon. Ideal for gifts, On Smoking in Buses ;oo. . KEANSBURG - The Board •Printed Pattern 9136: Half of Education announced last in the Sizes HVi. lfi'/j, 1814. 20'/,, 221/J, night that It was putting "more W. 26V4- Size W/, nightgown teeth" Into its policy banning [long) 5% yards 351-inch fabric. smoking on school buses. USE OUR CONVINHN1 IAYAWAY PLAN.,. Send 35c (coins) for this pat- The board said It was In- :crn—add 10c for each pattern structing R. Hellrlch and Son, NO EXTRA CHARGE 'or Ist-clnss mailing. Send lo who have the contract for Marion Martin, The Red Bank transporting local high school Our new salesroom Economy egister, Pattern Dept.. 232 West students to Mlddletown, to re- 8th St., New York 11, N. Y. port any violations of the no Print plainly name, address with imoklng ban, to Thomas Gar- in Keansburg one, size and style number. rison, local school luperln- • ROUTE 36 ON MAIN ST. YOU'RE INVITED to a Fall- tendent. 6 pack Vinter fashion-spectacular —see Officials said violators of (he «. KMUSQf H VRSWINO CO., CRANSTON. R. I. 00 styles to sew in our new policy would face suspension Plenty of Free Parking attern Catalog. No matter what of their transportation privi- a/so in ASBUBY PARK size, you'll find ltl 35c. leges. Route 33 at Asbury Park Traffic Circl* at both of Religious Services RED BANK REGISTER Frid*r, Nov. 17, 1961-15

HOLYTMNTTY 0T. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CONGREGATION BETH EV. LUTHERAN MONMOUTH REFORM ST. JAMES CATHOLIC ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL Little Silver ' SHALOM TEMPLE Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank CONSERVATIVE Red Bank Services for the 25th Sunday Red Bank Shrewsbury Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 8, Masses are celebrated Sunday Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster Rumson New members will he received alter Trinity will be as follows: The Sabbath candles will be | Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrinkj 9. 10 II and 12 (high mass) in at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock will preach Sunday at the 9:15 Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal will it service? Sunday at 9:20 and 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 9:30 lighted today at 4:12 pm. Mincha will conduct a special consecra- the church and 9, 10 and 11 Confessions are heard Saturday: and 11 o'clock on the theme conduct the services tonight- at 11 a;m- a.m.; children's church in class- services will begin at 4:30 p.m. tion service for 29 new members o'clock in the high school audi- from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from "Keep Gratitude Alive in Youri 8:30, which will be devoted to The Christian Service commit- room for Grades 1 and 2; 9:30 followed by Traditional Kabbolas tonight at 8:30 o'clock. torium. Our Lady Of the Miraculous Med- Heart." Rev. James L, Ewalt, as the United Synagogue Sabbath. tee and Ruth and Prucilla Cir- im,, Holy Communion and ser- Shabbos services and Maariv. The blessing of Sabbath can- sociata minister, will assist at Cantor Sidney Scharff will chant cles will sponsor a reception Sun- mon, and 11 a.m., Holy Com- Confessions are heard Satur- al every Monday at 8 p.m. in Junior Congregation will meet dles will be done by Mrs. Evan both service!. the liturgy, assisted by the Bnai day at i p.m. munion andjsermon. days from 4 to 8 p.m. and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at 9: IS a.m. Adult Sab- Herbert. 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- Baptims are at 12:30 p,m William C Wood, minister of Israel Choir under the direction There will be * service Thanks- The rector, Rev. A, Allen At- bath services will start at 9:30 Assisting at the service will be ing the 8 o'clock mass and after Sundays. music, will play "Carillon," by of Leonard Schlosberg. giving Day at ID a.m., at which tenborough, will preach at 9:30 a.m. The Torah reading is "Vay- Bernard Levy who will read from Novena services Monday. The Miraculous Medal Novena Sowerby and "Introduction and Candle lighting time will be 4- and H a.m. immediately aft ebe" from Genesis. The prophet- the Haftorah. Fanfare," by Stanley. ff p.m. Mrs. Harold Gelbhaui will for Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and the 9:39 service, there will be _ ic Hoftorah portion will be chant- Mr. Levy, chairman of the At the 9:15 service the West- recite the candle blessing. The ley City. p.m. in the church. A baptism the Perpetual Novena to St An- coffee hour in the parish house. ed from Hosea 12. membership committee, will pre- minster Fellowship Choir will floral arrangement for the pulpit The Men's Brotherhood will blank must be obtained from the thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. Santas' Workshop will meet in A Kiddush by Sisterhood will sent the names of the new mem- sing "Jesus, the Very Thought of and the refreshments for the • meet Monday.. the Parish House Tuesday at 9:30 rectory and filled out before the follow the Musof service- Sabbath bers to the congregation. Baptism takes place. ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL Thee," Wald, and "I Will Sing of Oneg Shabbat will be donated by a.m. ends at 5:20 p.m. Aaron Hoffman, president of Thy Power," Sullivan. Youth Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gelbhaus AMEZION Novena devotions In honor of Red Bank There will be a celebration of Pre-Hebrew school, class will ushers will ba Richard Altreuter, the Temple, will greet the new the church. Holy Communion will be cele- n honor of their son's Bar Mitz- Red Bank the Holy Communion, with ser-meet Sunday at 9:30'a.m- members in behalf of the congre- Jere Harley, David Knudsen, brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. vah. Rev. Charles E. Bourne will mon, Thanksgiving Day at 10 ~Post-Ba " ~ r "and Bas Mitzvah gation. Charles Mahan and Philip C. REFORMED Holy Communion will be cele- Rabbi Abraham Feffer, ho preach Sunday at 11 a,m. a.m. Parishioners are reminded group will meet with the rabbi Roy. W. Stlmpson Brown, Jr. and After Rabbi Steinbrink returns New Shrewsbury brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex- as just returned from a year Sunday school will meet at 9:30 that this will be the list day for Sunday at 10:30 a.m. the Torah to the Ark, he will Robert E. Skold will comprise a.m. "Called to be Free" will be the cept the fourth Sunday of each behind the Iron Curtain, will be donations of foodstuffs to the Di- Beth Shalom seniors will hold preach the sermon, "Religion he welcoming committee. he guest preacher. His topic A Youth Choir festival will be sermon topic of Rev. Isaac C. month, when there will be a serv- ocesan Home for the Aged, "the their meeting Sunday at 11:30 and Responsibility." At 11 o'clock the Tower Hill will be: "Jew> Behind the Iron held Sunday at 3:30 p.m' Rotten berg Sunday at 9:30 and ice of Morning Prayer at 9:30. RVPrtrrMtnEvergreens,f " I* M Adoration and the Kaddish Choir will sing "Sanctuj," Gou- II am. This is the third in a Sunday scnool will meet at 9:45 Curtain—A Fresh Glimpse-" There will be a prayer meet- prayer will follow. nod, with Mn. Lowell Smith as ing Wednesday from 8 to 9 p.m. series of sermons based on Paul's Junior congregation services REFORMED METHODIST 'Ayn Kalohaynu" will be the: soloist, -and "Psalm HI," Lee. will ba held tomorrow morning A Union Thanksgiving service letter to the Galatlans. Middletown Fair Haven closing hymn and will be sung by The ushers will be Russell D. at 9:15. will be held'Thursday at 10:45 Music will include "Count Your BAPTIST Rev. Harry A. Olson •will Rev. James C. Rupert will [the choir and the entire congre- Rainey, 2d. Edwin M. Close. Blessings" by Boalt, "Sweet Hour New Monmouth Senior services will begin to- a.m. at the Pilgrim Baptist preach Sunday at 10:50 am. on preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on the gation to be followed by the Ben Fred R- Daniels, Hubert M. Far- Church.,Rev. J. B. Gilchrlst will of Prayer" by Rasley, and Bible School will meet Sunday morrow at 10 a.m. Roy Gelbhaus the subject, "It s Good to Glvepublect, "Thanks Be to Thee, O ediction by Rabbi Steinbrink. ow, Jr. and S. Eric Hartten. preach. "Grand Chorus" by Higgins. Mrs. at 9:30 am. will be called on t h e Torah as Thanks." God." The Kiddush prayer will be Tames L. Davison and Charles Bar Milzvah and will be accepted Rev. A. Ross Brent, pastor of Helen Estele and Roy Ruser will Rev. William E. Bisgrove will Sunday school and adult Bible Sunday school will meet at 9:45 chanted immediately following] L. Weigle will comprise the wel- into the fold of Israel by Rabbi Shiloh Baptist Church, Plainfield, sing a duet during the first serv- speak Sunday at 10:45 a.m. on class will meet at 9:30 a.m. .m. the service in the Oneg Shabbat coming committee. Rosenthal. Cantor Sidney Scharff will speak at the annual vesper ice. The choir will offer the an- 'Let the Mind of Christ Be in There will be a congregational There will be a nursery dur- room and the Oneg Shabbat will At 9:1$ and 11 a.m. church will chant the liturgy. service to be held Nov. 26 at 5 them 'Our Hearts We Raise" by You." The anthem "For the meeting Sunday at 3 p.m. ing worship. be In honor of the newly conse- ichool and nursery, with a regis- pm. Peery during the second service. Beauty of the Earth" will be Sunday morning services will The senior Methodist Youth crated members of the congre ered nurse in attendance, will Rev. John E. Bates, pastor of Ushers will be Elwood Hend- sung by the senior choir under be at 9:15 followed by a class in the Middletown Baptist Church, Fellowship will meet Sunday at gation. meet. "ewish law at 9:30, with Rabbi CHURCH OF CHRIST ricks, Herman Ebert, Harold Gib- the direction of Donald E. Bis- will preach at the Union Thanks- 3:30 p.m-, and the junior MYF The new members are: Rosenthal. SCIENTIST lin, Donald Ganson," Peter Mor-|grove, organist and choir idirec- At 10:30 a.m. a coffee hour giving eve service Wednesday at at 6:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs- Howard BrousJ This Sunday there will b* no Red Bank eau, Fred Horsfall, Kenneth Jones tor. will be held for the church school 8 p.m. The Commission on Missions Dr. and Mrs. Abraham Collis, Hebrew school because the Sister- The availability here and now! and Charles Jones. A nursery and a children's itaff. Youth_ Fellowship and Junior will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Davis, Mr. Charles Jones, Jr., will con At 12:15 p-m. the Single Young hood will hold the annual bazar. of the healing power of the Christ YoXFeHowsWp'wm'toth meet Fellowship Hall. church will be provided for chil- and Mrs. Harold Greene, Mr. and duct the discussion at the meet- dren up to eight yean of age. Adult Group will meet in the The Sunday school will hold ab- will be stressed at services Sun- Sun(jay at « p m. There will be a workers' con- breviated sessions which will be- ' p.m. Mrs. Jacques H. Hecht, Mr. and ing of the Junior Youth Fellow- There will be a service at the hurch narthex and proceed to day at 11 a.m. ' ference Tuesday a| 8 p.m. for gin at 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Leland L. Hinkle, Mr- and ship in White Hall Sunday at Hilltop Nursing Home today at Peterson's for a coffee hour. Luke's account of the healing all Sunday school/teachers and BAPTIST Mrs. Max Karlman, Mr. and- 7:15 p.m. His topic will be "The 2:30 p.m. At 3: DO p.m. a special joint The board of education will ny Christ Jesus of the "woman youth counselors.^ Mrs. Milton Klein, Dr. and Mrs. Middletown Thanksgiving Theme." Rev. Ralph Drlsko, director of meeting of the session and board meet Monday night at 8 o'clock. which had a spirit of infirmity A joint Thanksgiving service Jack A. Kohn, Mr. and Mrs. Rev. John E. Bates will speak Carl De Angelis will lead the evangelism and church extension if trustees will be held in the The Men's Club will hold Its 18 years, and was bowed togeth- will be held at the Episcopal Louis B. Kremer, Mr. and Mrs. on the topic,, "Pressing Toward devotions of the Senior Youth of the state convention will be Combs-De Voe Memorial Room. monthly supper meeting Tuesday er, arid could in no wise lift up Church of the Holy Communion Robert J- Lane, Mr. and Mrs. the Mark", Sunday at 10:50 a.m. Fellowship in Beekman House at the guest speaker at the eve- At 7 p.m. the Westminster Fel at 7 p.m. The guest speaker will herself" will be included in the Thursday at 10 a.m., with Rev. Herman B. Lermer, Mr. and Mrs. be Rabbi Rosenthal who will Scriptural readings. Sunday has been designated as 7:30 p.m. Keith Mast and Linda ning service Sunday at 7:45 p.m. lowship for seventh and eighth the Day of Dedication at which Mr. Rupert preaching- Henry Levi, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin graders will meet in separate show slides of his recent trip to From "Science and Health with Wagner will be in charga of re- The mid-week service of pray- time pledges will be received for Lieberman, Mr. and Mrs. Ber- .roupj In the youth parlor and In Israel and Europe. Key to the Scriptures" by Mgry freshments. There will be a er will be held Wednesday at the support of the unified budget. PRESBYTERIAN nard Marx, Mrs. Blanche C. he Combs-De Voa Memorial The second annual Thanksgiv- Baker Eddy this passage will be Thanksgiving program- 7:30 p-m. Rumson Marx, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Room respectively. ing servics will be held Wednes- read: ''God will heal the sick The junior choir will present the Consistory will meet Monday at The young people wilt meet at Rev. Harvey C. Doiiie, Jr-, will Newman, Mr. and Mrs- Sherman day evening at 8:30- Congregation through man, whenever man is anthem, "Glory to the King of 8 p.m. in the pastor's study. the church Thursday at 7:30 p.m. At 7 p.m. the youth leminar preach Sunday at 9:30 and 11 Novalis, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bnal Israel will be Joined by Con- governed by God. Truth casts out Kings" under the leadership of Confirmation classes will be The Union Thanksgiving Serv- 'or high school students will meet a.m. on 'The Hight Cost of Giv- Phillips. Mr, and Mrs. Richard gregation Bnai Shalom of Long error now as surely as It did Mrs. Enving Kehrer. The Senior, held Wednesday in the pastor's ice will be held in the Leonardo i the education building. ing Thanks." The Sacrament of S. Pinsley, Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Branch and the Jewish congre- 19 centuries ago. All of Truth is Choir will sing Brown's "Sing study. First year class will meet Baptist Church Thursday at 10 At 8 p.m. the Westminster High baptism will be observed. gation of Fort Monmouth at the not understood; hence Its healing to the Lord of Harvest", under Popper, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore at 6:30, and second year class at a.m. Rev. William Bisgrove will ichool Fellowship will meet In the direction of Mrs. George At both services, John H. Wat- Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Philip 7:30 p.m. preach. Westminster Hall. joint services. The guest speaker power Is not fully demonstrated." son, 3d, minister of music, will Hartmann. Rosenberg, Mr- and Mrs. Samuel The Thanksgivingworshlp serv- The executive committee of the will be Chaplain Jack Rosoff of The golden text will be from play "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desir- Fort Monmouth, who will speak Psalm 90: "Lord, thou hast been Ushers will be George Hoff- Rubinstein, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas|ice will be held Thursday at 9 TRINITY EPISCOPAL Inited Church Women of New ing," by Bach; 'Andante Com- C. Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- a.m. Rev. Mr. Rottenberg will on the subject, "Extend The our dwelling place in all gener- mire, Jr.. Edward Stines, Thom- Matawan 'ersey will meet today from 10 modo," by Henriques, and 'Fan- ert B. Schulman, Mr. and Mrs. preach. The choir will sing the Helping Hand." Rabbi Alexander ations • • . Let thy work appear as Morford, and Leon Brooks. Matins Sunday at 7:45 a.m. will m. to 2 p.m. in the sanctuary fare In C Major," by Purcell. Sidney Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. anthem "Great Is Thy Mercy" by Graubart and Rabbi Gilbert S. unto thy servants, and the glory Flowers will be placed by Mr. be followed by Holy Communion and Westminster Hall. At the 9:30 service, the West- Joel Winton and Mr. and Mrs. Nordman. Ushers will be deacons Rosenthal will conduct th» serv- unto their children." Jand Mrs. Luther Bryant. There at 8. Monday: will be a nursery during the serv- minster Choir will sing "Let All E.Jack Zeik. jJohn Ciuchta, William Noyes, ice. Th» floral offering will be The family service and church 8 p.m. — Monthly meeting of Things Now Living,' by Davis; The hostesses at the Oneg Shab- James Woods and Fred Colmor- made by Mr. and Mrs, David JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ice. and at the 11 o'clock service, the school will be at 9:30 a.m. board of stewards In Combs-De- Ruda In honor of their wedding school will meet bat will be Mrs. Milton Yessler, gen. Red Bank The church Chancel Choir Will sing, "The Fa- The Eucharist will be celebrat- /oe Memorial Room. anniversary. The refreshments at 9:30 a.m. in the church under Mrs. Bernard Levy, Mrs. Aaron ed at 11 a.m. 8 p.m.—Tower Hill leadership "What Hope for the Living and the leadership of John C. Poyner, ther of Abraham," by David C. Hoffman, Mrs. Harvey Schatzkin. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL for the evening will be provided the Dead?" will be the sermon Hogg, a choir member. There will be a service of even- raining school in education build by the congregation and sitter- superintendent. Plans for the Keyport song at 7:30 p.m. ing. to be delivered Sunday at 6 p.m. Christmas program will be an- Sunday church school will meet EMMANUEL BAPTIST Morning Prayer Sunday at 7:45 hood. Holy Communion will be cele- 8 p.m.—Meeting of workers In by a visiting minister. Following nounced at this time. at 9:30 a.m. In all departments Atlantic Highlands a.m. will be followed by a cele- at 7:15 p.m. the subject, "When except senior high, which will brated Tuesday at 8 a.m., every-member canvass in West The Middjetown Youth fellow- The Pastor, Rev. Howard M. bration of Holy Communion at ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC All Nations Unite Under God's meet In the auditorium at 10:30 Wednesday at 10 a.m., and Thurs- minster Hall. ship will meet at the home of Ervin, will preach Sunday at 11 8 o'clock. Keansburg Kingdom" will be analyzed in the day, Thanksgiving Day, at 8 am. Tuesday: Miss Rae Fetterolf, -7 Lawrence a-m. a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The evening Sunday mauei will b* at T, 1, The church school and family Junior Young Churchmen will 8 p.m- - Weekly adult Bible le< Ray Senior Higg h Fellowship will service will bs preceded by a 9, 10, II and noon. ? ^ -|cir- Miss Andrea 'Atkinson will service will be at 9:30 a.m.. at meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock. class taught by Dr. Buih In chap-' mond Bosworth. present the topic, "Our South meet In the auditoriumdii , and JunJ - prayer meeting beginning at 7. Daily masses will ba celebrated' which time nursery care is pro- 'Episcopal Young Churchmen el. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. ministry | American Neighbors." Plans will ior High Fellowship in the lounge, Sunday school will meet at 9:45 at 7 and 8 a.m., txcept on first vided. will meet Sunday in the parish 8 p.m.—Meeting of board of school and service meeting will be discussed for the forthcoming both at 7:15 p.m. t.m. ' Fridays when the hours will ba At 11 a.m. a service of Morn- house after evensong. deacons, highlight the theme "Spread the pancake breakfast to be held Nov. Prayer Fellowship will meet in Boy's Stockade will meet Mon- 6:30 and 8 a.m. ing Prayer will be held. Trinity Guild will meet Mon 9 p.m.—Seventh lecturs of Rev. Good News, God Will.Make It 25, under the sponsorship of the the lounge Tuesday at 10 a.m. day at 6:15 p.m. and the Battal- On Holy Days, masses will be There will be a celebration of, day at 8 p.m. Newly elected of- Mr. Ewalt In his series on "What Grow." Circuit minister. Herbert young people. The Women's Association will ion, Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 iHoly Communion Wednesday at ficers will be Installed. Christianity Is All About" in the Bucholtz, will offer constructive meet in the lounge Tuesday at a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. In line with the activities ol Pastor's Bible class is Monday 9 a.m. and Evening Prayer at The fall ingathering of the chapel. counsel as usual during his semi 8 p.m. The Christian Education at 8 p.m. Confessions will b» heard! Sat- the World Council of Churches 8 p.m. There will be a celebra- United Thank Offering will take Wednesday: annual visit. Council will meet in the pastors' urdays, flnt Thursdsyi, and oh which will meet in New Delhi, High School young peoples' tion of Holy Communion Thurs- place at the Tuesday morning 10 a.m.—The prayer and study Wednesday at 8 p.m. the cir- study Tuesday at 8 p.m. the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 India from Nov. 18 until Dec. 6, group will meet Tuesday at 7:30 day, Thanksgiving Day, at 8 a.m. service. group will meet In the chapel cuit minister will visit the group The Thanksgiving Eve service to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 Rev. Mr. Bates will present a p.m. and Friday at 6:30 a.m. The Sewing Group will meet Thursday: Bible study at 60 Cedar Ave., series of informal discussions on will be held In the sanctuary Mid-week prayer service will Alcoholics Anonymous will p.m. Fair Haven. Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday morning following the 10 a.m.—Thanksgiving worship the theme, "Jesus Christ, Light be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. service. service In the sanctuary with Baptisms will be administered Thursday at 8 p.m. Mr. Buc-i of the World." Sessions will be The Pioneer Girls will meet at every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- CALVARY BAPTST Rev. Dr. Bush preaching and Rev. holtz will take part in the Biblej held Thursday from 8 until 9 the church Thursday, the Pilgrims METHODIST rangements should be made a Oceanport Mr, Ewalt assisting. study held at 10 St. Mary's PI., p.m. In the study. at 3:30 p.m. and the Colonists at Atlantic Highlands EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY week In advance of the baptism. Rev. Paul Smith's sermon top- Red Bank. 7 p.m. Rev. George E. Taylor, minis- OF GOD Rev. Edward A. Corrigan Is ic Sunday at 11 a.m. will be METHODIST ter, will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. .- Keansburg pastor and Rev. Stanley Levan- ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL "The Bound Set Free." The choir Eatontown CHRIST EPISCOPAL FAITH REFORMED on the subject, "We Miss the Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- doivski and Rev. Anthony Luliinl Belford will sing 'Light of the World." The church school will meet Shrewsbury Hazlet Providence of God." tor, will conduct services Sun- are assistants. Matins will be read Sunday at Two nurseries will be available. at 9:30 a.m., as will the adult Holy Baptism will be admin- Sunday school classes will be Sunday school will meet at 9:30 day at 11.a.m. and 7 p.m. 7:40 a.m. followed by the Holy] "Thanksglfting" will be cele- Bible class taught by Douglas istered Sunday. Parents are held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. a.m. There will be a nursery The Sunday ichool will meet Eucharist and sermon by the vi- brated in the Sunday school at Rappe. SHAKER-QUAKER asked to call the church office Morning worship services will during worship. at 9:45 a.m. car, Rev/Ralph Edwards 9:45 a.m. The children are to Red Bank to make arrangements. be held Sunday at 9:30 and 11 The intermediate Methodist Fel- A young people's service will The pastor will preach at 9:30 A sung Eucharist will follow bring in gifts for the Navajo In- Elder Franklin C. Moyin of Holy Communion will be cele- a.m, The Sacrament of Baptism lowship will meet Sunday at 6:30 beheld tonight at 7:39. and 10:45 a.m. on tha subject, t 9:30 a.m. after which the lians in Arizona. Bible study will be held Wednes- Calabria, Italy, wiil glv* luitnic- brated Sunday at 8 a.m. and at church school will meet for class- will be administered at the 11 p.m., with Mrs. Edward Santos, 'Trua Expression of Gratitude" tion and guidance at ih» church the family service at 9 a.m. Youth time is Sunday at 6:30. day at 7:45 p.m. There will be a At th« 10:45 service the subject 5. o'clock service. The pastor, Rev. counselor. Sundays at 10 a.m. There -will be a service of The Ambassadors meeting will special servics Wednesday at 1 'of the Junior sermon will be The Y.P.F. will meet at 7 p.m. Theodore C. Muller, will preach The Official Board will meetj Morning Prayer at 11 a.m.r feature a film strip on dating p.m. 'Barefoot Jerry." to hear a lecture on the Holy on the topic, "The Fruits of Fel- Monday at 8 p.m. The Rector, Rev. Anselm Bro- Jet Cadets topic will be "The Communion will be adminis- The «enior hi Methodirt Youth Scriptures. lowship." There will be a Thanksgiving burg, will preach at 9 and 11 Obedient Preacher." The Anglers tered the first Sunday of each Fellowship will meet In the jun- During the week the Eucha- At 6:30 p.m. the Pilgrim Youth service Thursday at 8 a.m. fol- a.m. will also meet. month. The Women's Missionary ior room at 630 p.m. rist will be celebrated Monday Group will meet, and at 8:15 p.m. lowed by a family breakfast In There will be a celebration of 'Sudden Judgment" will be the Council will meet the third Tues- The Union Thanksgiving serv- at 8 a.m., Tuesday and Wednes the Senior Youth Group will hold Fellowship Hall. the Eucharist Thursday, Thanks- sermon topic at the service at day of each month at 7:30 p.m. ice will be held in the First day at 9 a.m. and Saturday at its meeting. giving Day at 10 a.m. Those who 7:30 p.m. Presbyterian Church, Broad St., 8 a.m. A special Thanksgiving Day BIBLE BAPTIST H attend are asked to bring a gift Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., there REFORMATON LUTHERAN at 9:30 a.m. with Rev. George ow can Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, service with both choirs partici- Hazlet of food for the diocesan Home will be a Thanksgiving Eve serv- West Long Branch B. Ogden, pastor of the Methodist which is also the Patronal Feast pating will be held Thursday at Morning worship will be held for tha Aged, the Evergreens in ice of prayer and testimony. Rev. W. Robert Oswald will Church, delivering the sermon on of the parish, there will be two The Women's Missionary Fel- 9 a.m. Sunday at II a.m. with Pastor Moorestown. Gilbert Watt preaching. preach Sunday at 9:30 and 11 »•• the subject, "The High Cost of I regain celebrations of the Eucharist. At lowship will meet tonight at m. on the subject, "Love the There will be a single, cele- Bible school will meet at 9:45 Loving." 8 a.m. there will be a simple 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. CHRIST EPISCOPAL Church." bration of Holy Communion Fri- Middletown a.m. , celebration, and at 9:30 a.m. there George Burtt, Elberon. There will Sunday ichool will meet at 9:30 day, at 9 a.m. There will be a celebration of Evening worship will be at 7 ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL will be a Sung Eucharist and be an installation of new officers, a.m. my strength? procession. Holy Communion Sunday at 8 p.m. Eatontown BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN Luther League will meet Sun- Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. the Stew- LUTHER MEMORIAL a.m. Bible sludy and prayer hour There will be a celebration of Cliffwood Beach day at 7:30 am. ardship Committee will meet. The family service and Sunday will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. Holy Communion Sunday at 8 THE TRUTH "How to Be Thankful" will be New Shrewsbury Miriam Circle will meet Mon- The sanctuary lamp candle this school will begin at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. will be a.m. ftev. Francis Osterstock's ser- 'The Nature of the Church" day at 8 p.m. at the home of week is given in memory of Emi- followed by classes for pupils and Youth Fellowship night. Church school and the family IN THIS mon subject Sunday at 11 a.m. will be the topic of Pastor Daniel Mrs. John VanDemon, Oceanport. lie Kendrick by Mr. and Mrs. a discussion group for adults. service. Choral Eucharist and ser- Church school will meet at 9:30 D. Reinheimer's sermon Sun-] Happy Hours for Senior Citi- GREAT BOOK James Marvin, Jr. The rector will officiate at ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL mon by Rev. John Cuyler, will iday at 10:45 a.m. zens will be held Tuesday at 1 Morning Prayer and preach at 11 Keansburj; be at 10:30 am. The Board ofjDeacons will meet A nursery will be provided at p.m. CAN REFRESH YOU METHODIST .m. Sunday services will begin with Wednesday at) 7:30 p.m. There the First Aid Building during the There will be a Thanksgiving Belford Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. a celebration of the Holy Euchar- BAYSIIORE COMMUNITY Your strength can be re- will be a membership prepar- ervice. Eve vesper service Wednesday at Edwin F. Bruntz. church school there will be a celebration of ist at 8 a.m. atory class Wednesday at 8 p,nv Sunday school and Bible class- 8 p.m. Rev. Mr. Oswald will East Keansburg newed-your wearines* ex- superintendent, will preach Sun- Holy Communion at 10 a.m. The family Eucharist and Rev. John P. Euler will preach A Thanksgiving service will be es will meet at 9:30 a.m. preach on the subject, "A New changed for reit and joyous day at the 10:45 a.m. service on church school will begin at 9:30 held Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in On Monday, the Altar Guild Song." Sunday at 11 a.m. activity-if you will seek, pray- the subject, "Why I Am Thank- will meet at the home of Mrs. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL a.m. A nursery will be provided Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Fellowship Hall. during this service. erfully the truth contained in The Catherine Close Circle will ful." A nursery will be provided Herbert Schweers at 8:30 p.m. Navesink HOLY COMMUNION a.m. during worship. At 11 a.m. there will be a cele- tins great book, Science and fneet this afternoon at the home The Sunday school teachers will Holy Communion will be cele- EPISCOPAL A healing and prayer service The church school will hold bration of the Eucharist and ser- Health with Key to the Scrip ot Mrs. Andrew Gerding. meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m.; Fair Haven will be held Wednesday at 10 classes at 9:30 a.m. mon by the rector, Rev. John M. home of Gerald Lewis, Sunday church school meets at 9:30; the Holy Communion will be cele- a.m. tures by Mary Baker Eddy. "I Rev. Roger Burkins will be the Crum. school superintendent. service for parents and children brated Sunday at 8 a.m. lspeaker Sunday at 7 p.m. as Every weekday except Tues- You may read or borrow The adult class will meet at is at 10:15, and the morning pray- Morning prayer and address by ||the Senior Hi Methodist Youth day, daily Morning Prayer will Science and Health free of the parsonage in Shrewsbury er and sermon is at 11:15 except the rector. Rev. Charles R. Law- Fellowship begins a two week be read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve- LOOKING Wednesday at 8 p-m. the first Sunday of each month, rence, will be at the family serv- charge at any Christian Sci- study of "The Christian Year." ning Prayer at 7 p.m. ST. CLEMENTS Fora The Thanksgiving Day service when Holy Communion is also ice at 9:15 and at 11 a.m. ence Reading Room. The 1 The Eucharist will be cele- Rev. Burkins is pastor of the will be at 9:30 a.m. celebrated at the 11:15 service. book can be purchased in red, BIBLE TEACHING King of Kings Lutheran Church brated Monday at 8 a.m.. and St- Andrew's Guild will meet EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Charles P. Johnson is rec- CHURCH? In Middletown. METHODIST Wednesday, Thursday, Friday tonight in the parish house at green, or blue binding at |S tor. 8:15. Church St. err Highway X Monday at 8 p.m. the Couples Sea Bright and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. and will be sent postpaid on The EYC will meet it the par- Worship at Club will meet. Morning worship will be con- Holy Unction of the sick will Belford, New Jersey receipt of check or money FRIENDS MEETING ish house Sunday night at 6 Blbl* Baptist Church Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. ducted Sunday at 11:15 a.m. by be administered upon request aft Shrewsbury o'clock. SUNDAYS order. the Thanksgiving Eve service o Donald Higbee, pajtor. er all services, and at other times "The Friendly Church" The Religious Society 7:40 A.M.-Matlns Holy Communion will be ob- Sunday school will meet at 9:30J of upon notification of the rector. The regular mid-week Euchar- Friends, (Quakers,) meets every 8:00 A.M.-Holy Eucharist Middle Rd., Hailet served. a.m. The sacrament of penance will ist will be celebrated Wednesday Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. morning at 9:30. (bet Union & Laurel Aves.) The Junior Hi MYF. will meet There will be an evening serv- be administered Saturday from and Sermon Christian Science Firstday school for religious ed- On Thanksgiving -Day, Holy SERVICES: tonight at 7 p.m. ice Sunday at 7:30. 4 to 4:30 p.m. t:M A.M.—Sung Eucharist ucation of children meets at 10:30 Communion will be celebrated at and Church Sch. I READING Sunday— KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN a.m. All are welcome. TRUE VINE BAPTISM 8 a.m. Morning prayer will be at Daily Eucharbi as announced | ROOM 8:45 a.m. Bible School CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Middletown 10 o'clock, in a joint service with HOIJNESS SATURDAYS 11:00 a.m. Morning Atlantic Highlands Sunday school will meet at METHODIST Long Branch the Fair Haven Methodist ^ Worship Church service and Sunday |9:39 a.m. Highlands Sunday school and Junior Church. Rev, James Ruppert, . 11:00-11:00 A.M.-Sacrament | of Penancn 7:00 p.m. Evening school are held at 11 a.m. Morning services will be con- Rev. Richard N. Ryley. pastor. church will meet at 10 a.m. pastor of the Methodist Church, Service 209 BROAD ST. Wednesday testimony meeting 1B ducted by the pastor, Rev. C.l will conduct services Sunday at Scripture lesson and prayer will deliver the lermon, Bazaar Dec. I and 2, 1:04 to I Wed.: 8 p.m. Mid-Week at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours Prayer Service Roger Burkini, at 10:45 a.m. '11 a.m. service for the sick will be con- It P. M. 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SECTION TWO RED BANK, N..J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1961 7c PER COPY With 'Mr. Sam' Gone Rutgers Wants Fund Boost Tough Sledding Increase Is Asked

•• • • • • • • NEW BRUNSWICK fAP) - mitmont to provide for all the and an improved faculty Salary Rutgers University asked t h e qualified young people who conic stale. For President state today lo provide $21,966,327 lo it for a college education," "Holding and attracting a top to cover half the university'sihe^said. "We should not have to quality faculty is our most im- WASHINGTON (AP) — Indica^ margin Of. victory was just fiv 1962-63 operating budget pi u s tell' any of these able young men portant problem," he said, "de- tions point to tougher sledding for votes. He also put his persona $10,440,000 lor capital expendi-'and young women that their stale spite recent increases in the facul- President Kennedy's legislative prestige on the line for the Hous turcs. .university doesn't have the room ly salary scale, we are still not program in the House next year, ing Bill and raising the minimum for them New Jerse al llle in a £ood competitive situation. wage. The proposed operating budget I - y "! now that Speaker Sam Rayburn; would boost this year's slate con-:nati°n simply cannot afford, to Increased enrollment obviously is dead. It is doubtful that McCormack, tribution to the school byjlct llim> achieve anything less means an increase in the faculty, a very different sort of man, can $5,724,069. than the maximum cf which they and we are seeking 190 new posi- Things may go'somew'hat hard-! command that kind of personal are capable." tions to leacli the 1,105 new stu- lri a statement prepared for a er for the President with the all-! power to influence voting on con- Jenls ive will have in the fall hearing conducted by Abram M.. Gross said that about $1,51)0,000 but-certain ascension of John Mc- troversial *iues that will ol 1962. We simply must have a Cormack of Massachusetts to the coming up.—• and certainly no Vermeulen', slate budget direc-of the operating increase would tor, Dr. Mason W, Gross. Rut-jbe used'Id help finance higher salary scale that will attract cap- speaker's chair in January. among the Southerners. wh gers president, said the addition'aljhousekeeping costs such as heal, able faculty members." The main reason {or this is listened to Mr. Sam with respect money was needed to provid(vfor[light, water, repairs, equipment: Gross said the capital appro- that Rayburn, a Texan and ful attention and often went along priation was absolutely necessary !a° rapidly increasing enrollment. and supplies. But the major parti Southerner himself, had gathered with him. if ihe university is to double its Gross said that the additional of the increase would be used foi immense personal prestige and a Since . the conservative-libera 1357 enrollment" by 1365. The uni- $5,724,069 was needed to provide new faculty and staff great reservoir of respect and split in trie House is so razo positions, versily plans to add $4,970,000 for an additional 1,100 full timejnormal salary increments, mis- friendship during his long years close, as was shown by vole afte from its own resources to the and part time students expected cellancous salary adjustments of stewardship. vote in the past year when South capital budget. Rayburn was able to cash this j em Democrats teamed up wi! in degree programs of the univer- [. coin of respect and affection Republicans, this could make a sity during the next academic when necessary to put over key vital difference to how Kennedy year. As of Oct. 25, he said, en- proposals of the Kennedy admin bills make out in the coming IT'S YOUR MOVE — Studying next move at Atlantic Highlands- High School "Teen rollment in these courses totalled istration, drawing enough South-, year. . 19,890 — more than 1,000 above Hearing Is Slated Canteen" arc Claudia Morgan, secretary of tha center, and Clark* Lane, left, at Kurt era conservative votes with him the enrollment on which the cur- No Expectations Schneider, canteen faculty director, advises players on fine points of gam*. Thii it rent year's budget had been cal- to make the difference. There is no expectation tha only one of many canteen activities. culated. Won Bitter Fight McCormack will be any les: Operating Budget He did this at least three times faithful, in pushing the Kenned The total 1962-63 operating budg- On Condemnation during this year's session, befori program than Rayburn was, i Atlantic Highlands Teen Canteen et for the state universily out- WEST LONG BRANCH — The The Planning Board, in a letter cancer forced him to go home spite of past differences with th ined by Gross is $43,5.17,56 of Boroujjb. Council last night setto council, noted that Mr. Struck- to fionham. He won the bitter President growing out-of Massa- which the .university will provide Jan, 18 at 8 p.m. for a con-;en said he would deed 25 feet of fight to liberalize the bottleneck chusetts politics. $21,571,239 from its own resources demnation hearing about a house] land on Palmer Ave. to the bor- Rules Committee by adding But McCormack is a partj including gifts, grants, contracts, at 125 Beachwood Ave. ough as a concession for the sub- three new members, and his man. It is felt that he has deep Enthusiastic Start .uition and fees. The property is owned by Mrs. division. espect for the historic, powers u', The state appropriation would Eleanor Smith, Norwalk, Corin., Harry Shalt!) and Harry Vogel ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -The commission, resulting in the new- group of local students to the the speakership and that he be divided among units of the according to William Russell, act- were named to the Regional Sew-' threat of juvenile delinquency is ly formed Teen Canteen in the Rumson-Fair Haven Regjona would not let petty differences university as follows. ing borough attorney. He said the erajje Study Committee which is being met by the combined efforts high school. High School where they were able Committee interfere with his new office. General university, $15,433,112,!propert. y owner must be given investigating polution of the of a group of parents, an inter- After the initial steps had been to see an already successful can Rayburn's method of running an Increase of $4,343,974; Doug-]30 days' notice of the hearing Shrewsbury and Navesink Rivers. ested school administration and taken to form such a group, two teen in action. the house was as polished as the lass College, $2,332,349; an in- and the borough must make ajThe study committee will meet Closes Four board of education and the spon-j parents, Mrs. A. J. Barker and A nucleus of 60 teenagers as- marble entrance hall on the new crease of $562,826; the agricul- title search of the land. tonight at 8 o'clock in Little Sil- sorship of the local recreation Mrs. J. R. Sundin, took a small sembled to hold their first organ- east front of the Capitol, a proj ver Borough Hall to discuss pro- ization meeting. Kurt Schneider, ural experiment station, $4,000,- He said reports received from ect very dear to his heart. Me- 866, an increase of $817,269. The the building inspector, health of- posals that a regional sewerage Dwellings Cormack's may be somewha mathematics and science teacher, Slated for Brielle was named director. university is also requesting ficer and fire chief had recom- system might be the answer to RED BANK — The Substand- rougher. $100,000 for the last year of the mended the structure be demol- the pollution problem. The self-governing body fol- trd Housing Committee an When Congress quit for the expiring state university scholar- ished. Parking Ban lowed parliamentary procedure in nounced Wednesday night it has year in September, McCormack ship program which has been The house vacant for two An ordinance was adopted .ban- or plans to post another four incensed 1he Senate by adjourn- electing its officers, appointing Merchants National committees and delegating re- superseded by the new state plan,'years, could be demolished by ning parking on all streets be- houses in the borough as unfit ing the House before the other and $100,000 for new graduate | the borough and the cost put on tween 2 and 5 a.m. from Nov. 1 for Human habitation. body was ready. This left the sponsibilities, but still maintain- ing an air of informality. and law school scholarships. the owner's tax bill, or Mrs. to March 1. The owners and location of the Senate with no choice but to ac Gross said Rutgers has a rec- Smith could have the work done A resolution was passed thank- cept a last, catch-all Appropria- To OpenNewBranch Linda Brooks, a junior, was houses are Steward Cook, at 201 elected president. Others elected ord undergraduate day enroll-jherself in the event the council |inj! the Borough Chemical and West Bergen PI.; Ralph Tomainq, tions, Bill which contained some ment of 9,400 but still feels that,condemns the dwelling, Mr. Rus Tmck'Co. for donating a new things many Senators didn't like. BRIELLE r- A public Open and masonry construction and is were Donna Schmedes, vice presi at 153 Catherine SU . Randolph "far too many" qualified appli-jsel) said. $18,M!) fire truck to the borough. There was much wee-hours ora- House Saturday, November 18th completely air-conditioned for dent, and Claudia Morgan, secre- Shomo, at 10 Cedar St., and the cants had to be turned away for Subdivision OKd Council noted that Mayor Fred tory about' high handed methods will highlight the completion and year round comfort. tary. Caizza Estate, at 216 Shrewsbury lack of facilities. minor subdivision was ap- W, Schantz was absent because and lack of courtesy before th placing into service of the new The bank was designed and lo- Specific duties are divide' Ave. senators swallowed the bitter pill Brielle Office of First Merchants cated to provide maximum con among committee members Housekeeping Costs proved—subject lo filing of a;he and his wife were taking a The committee noted that Mr. McCormack handed them. National Bank, according to James venience for banking by car. The Some arrive a half hour befofi "I feel very strongly that a proper map—to Webster Strucken.jvacation to mark their 45th wed- stale university ha? a clear com 457 Monmouth Rd. 'ding anniversary. Cook and Mr., rTomaino had - fyfcCormarck "pooh-poohed the Forsyth, president. The open large off-street parking area has the doors open to assemble anc agreed to the commlttee'ractidn. Ifuss later. Of Course • it is hi: house has been scheduled for 10 an entrance from Riverview Dr. organize the activities for t ri e Ralph Smith submitted tenta- relations. with his House col a.m. to 4 p.m. Drive-in teller window service is evening, while others stay afte; tive plans for renovating * double leagues that will count, not with The bank will open for business provided and the night depdsitory| the doors close to tackle the job house he owns at 88 Linden .PI. the Senate; But McCormack at 9 a.m. Monday. The events is easily accessible to motorists. of cleaning up. The east side of the house al- dpes not yet have the great fund surrounding the opening of the An unusual feature of Ihe build- The canteen is open to all High- ready has been posted 'as unin- of personal devotion to draw on modern banking office began last ing is a gold anodized aluminumj lands and Atlantic, Highlands stu habitable. ••••••. that Rayburn did. night with a preview showing of sun-screen. This not only adds to as f e a t u r e length films, social :he new office to staff members the attractiveness of the building] dents attending grades 9-12, and of First Merchants National Bank but also affords protection against offers a variety of activities, such in its seven Monmouth County of- heat and glare inside the building. dancing, chess, checkers, cards, Ices. jThe building is sheathed in ma- scrabble, ping pong, basketball Thomas L. Heward, vice presi- roon Granux panels and green and volley ball. 1 porcelainiied steel panels, with dent, will head the staff of the They meet every other Friday arge areas of glass. Brielle office. For the past year from 8 to 11 p.m, and a half, he has been in charge The spacious lobby features wal- nut banking counters, check desk Proof of Ihe success of the proj- of the bank's operations in Man- ect was evidenced by the fact asquan. Previously he held im- and executive furnishings. At the that ,he atten()ance 0* the open portant posts in the mortgage and western end of the room is a,, ; h (a|ed 323 d banking departments of the or- large safe depos.t vaul equ.ppedj *h f teenagers. .anization. He will be assisted 1 6 with the latest type of stainless Since its inception last month, at Brielle by Paul R. Bowne and steel vault door. Within the vault two additional members of the Mrs. Virginia Schweyher, now in are several hundred private safe teaching staff, Richard Lavandus- the main office, and Mrs. Rue deposit boxes, and nearby are c!ky and William Valkowto, have Green, from the Manasquan of- cbupon booths to be used by cus-j been appointed to assist in di- "ce. omers while transacting business recting the canteen. Mr. Schnei The Brielle office is on River- in this department. der says. "We want the students view Dr. at Euclid Ave., on the General contractor for the build- to feel that this is their canteen. Brielle side of the Point Pleas- ng was S. J. Day Associates. It is their work, their game. ant bridge. It is of modern steel The building was designed byj They've created it and they're Kaufmann and McMurray, an ar- enjoying it." chitectural firm which has spe- Thefts Net $122 cialized in bank buildings. SHREWSBURY - Trooper Invites Inspection ohn .Paluso of the Shrewsbury Mr. Forsyth stated that the open Servicemen itate police barracks yesterday house has been scheduled for ;aid a theft at the J&D Texaco Saturday so that a maximum tation on Shrewsbury Ave. early number of friends and customers To Receive •esterday morning netted the of the bank will have an oppor- PRESENTATION — Mrs. Dorothy Fitzgerald, right, presents Mr. Anns Wenzal th* hief $65. unity to visit the new office. "We Yule Holiday A similar robbery at the Air- look forward to seeing our busi- "Key to the Children's Hearts She Has Taught." Mrs. Wenzel hai been * teacher port Esso station across the WASHINGTON (AP) - T h fl ness and family neighbors at the| j tmas at Port Monmouth School since 1928. She was honored there Wednesday, night itreet In New Shrewsbury netted Arrny savs it wm givc Cnr s TRIBUTE TO SPEAKER—Capital Policeman Thomas Man- open house. Members of the bankiieave ,„ as m ,r0 as ,. by the Port Monmouth Parent-Teacher Association «t a "Thi» Is Your Life" night. i57, according to Patrolman Ed- staff will be there to give infor- gum lowari the Senata Office Building flag to half staff ward J. Holden. ble, including; reservists and Looking on it Mrs. Wenzel't husband, Fred. mation about the building and wil guardsmen recently called to! Patrolman Holden said a thirdlguide our guests in seeing the in tribute to House Speaker Sam Rayburn who died yes- jduty. attempted breaking and entering many unusual and helpful fea- terday at Bonham, Tex. {AP Wirephoto) at Airport Crown station failed. The policy will also cover the tures of this bank. j 16,000 draftees ordered to report "Having its own bank will mean for processing within the first 15 much to the Brielle community. days of December. • This is the first time that Bridle "This action," said the Army has been listed as a banking point yesterday, "will permit a maxi- and this fact will be noted by|mum number of trainees (0 banks throughout the nation. Cer- ,cave duri (he i()d Dec tainly. the prnwtn of Brielle andj^ m ,h h Jan j ,%2,. the surrounding area calls for; The A 5aid activiti(!s at 'complete and modern bai.k.nR.trainj centcrs wi|| b „ j( d -e, vices and it is our desire to „„,. ,,,„ iod ncet all of the bankingg, needs, The* Marjne Corps js hand]ng of the area by offering a full 0d l g range of services, rendered by meoutn 10-dain y(w leaveo wavess t». somSome e of wilitsl a capable and friendly staff start Dec. 17 and and others headed by Thomas L. Heward, will start Dec. 28 and 29. vice president. Marine recruits in bod train- First Branch ,in£, however, will not receive "The Brielle Office will be the [holiday leave, first branch to be opened since, Tne NavV| said a S(M)ilCsmani the consolidation on Nov. 1 of;|,as n0 general policy nn Christ- the Asbury Park-Manasquan Na-|mas |cavCs. li is up to fleet com- tional Bank and The Merchants:mandcrs and naval district corn- Trust Company of Red Bank tn mandant.s, form the First Merchants Na- There was no immediate word tional Bank, Asbury Park." from ,|1e Air [.orce on whether

Visitors to the bank on Saturday lt wi,| srani holiday leaves. will receive a small gift as a; — momento of the occasion. A 1912 i , „ ™>"« Locomobile automobile, built ini r will not b« responsible for .... J-U,. 0(|)er ,|lan ,|10se c()n_ the courtesy oF Charles Ker, Jr. traded by myself. The year 1911 is important to! "°"c,f .«• lIIsid(; Ave Nilv slnk PAINTING BRINGS $2.3 MILLIONS — Attendants at New York's Parke-Bernet Gal. the bank, since its founding\_Mv« " - '' - START OF TRIP WEST — President Kennedy steps from helicopter at Andrews AFB through the Asbury Park-Manas-l _ilQ' __ lories display Rembrandt's painting entitled "Aristotle Contemplating tr|e Bust of to board his big jot plane for a four-day western trip. The chief executive, draws quan National Bank and its pied- Our Thanks Homor" at auction wh«re it was sold to the Metropolitan Muiaum of Art in New salute from, Base Commander Brig. Gen. James MoSehee. Kennedy's first stop is to ecessors occurred then The! To all who supported Ihe Gay York far $2.3 million dollars. Price vyas believed to be highest ever paid for an old bank Is now in its 50th year of Nineties Bazar, Nativity Church, be Seattle where he'is scheduled to speak. IAP Wirephoto I continuous service. Fair Haven.—Adv. master at auction. (AP Wirephoto) 18—Frukf, Nov. 17, 1^61 BED BANK REGISTER I:**- (4) Local Hen (« Sdeae* Fiction L'8-(4) News (S)C*rtoo» Therter U»~ (4) Sennooette TV Key FRIDAY TV . (7) Rescue * (11) How To Marry a ii»»-<7)5Uyio| Ywag MillSOMlr* 2ilt~ 11) Eveaiaf Prayer 9C8MV (11) Sky Kisj Delightful Julie Harris (U) Movie (U) Movie 1:15- (2) News -WNBC-TV Previews WP1*-TV 1:4*. (4) Weather lfcK- (1) EyewttMst 1:10- (I) Civ* Us This Day .WNEW-TV .WNTA-TV 1:45- (4) Neiri (4) Here and Now 7;M- (2) News ' (S) Mr. Lucky Today's top television showi TODAY AFTERNOON Really Learns a Role previwed and selected by TV (I) Movie (4) Lock Up (I) Movie Key's staff of experts who attend U:H- (») Love of Life (11) Fun at One (5) Assignment: (1!) Imposter (I) Truth *r 1:2$- (5) News By HARVEY PACK they had to throw make-up a rehearsals, watch screenings, an Underwater U:M- (2) News her. Victoria hud nine childrer analyze scripts in New York an Consequences (7) News (7) King of Diamonds (4) Newt NOW-ENDS SATURDAY ' Julie Harris' performance as and her face became heavy re. Hollywood, (7) Camouflage (11) Parlons Francais (») Terrytoon Circus (5) News "Victoria Regina" in this Thurs- (») Public Arts I:l»- (2> As The World Turns (11) News (7) News sonably early. This was th ROUTE M. "Bridge Across day night's Hallmark Hall of (II) Merry Mailman (4) Dr. .Joyce Brothen 7:85- (2) Local New, (11) Groucho first major make-up change the; Five Days." Thanks to Nina WALT DISNEY Fame show on NBC is one of the U:»- (I) Search For (5) Movie* 7:1»- (2) Weather 11:10— (2) Weather made on me. By. the time Foch's splendid performance an final scene my fac Tomorrow* (7) December Bride 7:15- (2) News, (4) Weather reporter has already see a helpful assist from George Ma 1:M-(U> Honor Mathematics was very heavilj; made-up anc (4) It CouM Be You 7:25- Movie Sunday • Monday. Taetday habit luxurious dressings rooms l:0»- (2) Burns and Allen (4) Loretta Young !:W— (5) Miami Undercover and the bit about her grown 12:00—(13) New* JAMES RICHARD where the furniture is lined with for learning the lines. She now (4) Dr. Hudson (7) Seven Keys (7) Hathaways daughter seem unnecessary and 12:20- (») Movie STEWART WIDMARK sable. I saw Julie on a Wednes- knows enough about Victoria to (5) Cartoons (9) Bowling' (11) World of Giants write her own play. contrived. 8:30 p.m. CBS. 12:40-'(5) Racket Squad day between her matinee and (7) Day In Court (11) Driver Education (13) Betty Furness 1:00- (2) Movie "There's so many fascinatin "VINCENT VAN GOGH: evening performance and the 1:K- (5) News 8: SO- (2) Route 66 (4) News stories" she explained, "that w« SELF PORTRAIT." Inasmuch as only decorations In the shabby !:«•- (2) Millionaire (4) Detectives (7) Movie room were a few neatly framed even thought of writing a TV i lot of the show is devoted to (4) Young Or. Malon* (5) Bat Masterson 1:05- (4) 19th Hour crayon drawings by a 6-year-old drama on Victoria but using inci he pictures painted by this dis- (5) Theater Five (7) Flintstones —M.DS sol BIG nrr— MOVIE TIMETABLE 1:10-(5) News artist named Peter, who happens dents not included In Mr. House urbed genius, it Is readily un- (7) Queen For A Day (11) It's a Wonderful GOLIATH" RED BANK 1:26— (») Almanac Newsr^el to be her son. Since It was man's play. There are countless derstandable that this is, quite (1) Star and Story World Carlton-Carry On Nurse 3:35; 1:25- (9) New* and Weather "TWO RODI Wednesday, Julie did not even vignettes about her relationship literally, one of the most beauti- (11) School tor Adults 9:00- (5) Crime and 7:00; 10)00; School For Scoun have time to leave the theater, with her many children which ful shows ever seen on televi- l:»- (2) Verdict Is Yours Punishment drels 2:00; 8:25. and her dinner was sent over to aren't too well known ... like th sion. Most Important, however, is (4) From These Roots (7) 77 Sunset Strip SAT.—Kiddy Show 2:00; Schoo: her by a famed theatrical res- time Albert had to go to Oxford the fact that, thanks to producer (7) Who Do You Truat? (11) Trackdown for Scoundrels 5:12; Carry o taurant. The "glamorous" re- and straighten out their son who Lou Hazam's basic conception- (») Movie 9:20- (9) Playback // you're listening to Hew moldings Nurse 4:00; 6:51; 10:03; Bridgi past consisted of clear broth, was In trouble with a girl." telling the story of Van Gogh (11) Abbott and Costello 9:25- (9) News through hii own letters—and his to the Sun 8:30. broiled fish, custard and milk. While her fish got cold she S:55- (2) News 9:30- (2) Father of the Bride on obsolete phonographs yoifte yetting unerring good taste, this pains- SUN.-Brldge to the Sun 2:00 "Is It really good?" asked explained how Albert never (2) Brighter Day (4) Vincent Van Gogh takingly photographed docu- 4:05; 8:00; 8:00; 10:00. Julie when I told how much I should have died of Influenza, (4) Make Room For (5) Riverboat I Only HAlNhe-MUSlU mentary showing the actua hid liked her Victoria. "I but succumbed because Vic- EATONTOWN Daddy (9) Zoorama places where Van Gogh lived never did see it on screen. In toria trusted a quack doctor. (3) Divorce Hearing (11) Seven League Boots worked, and died, Is also pro- Drlve-In-FRI. & SAT.—Whiti fact, I saw 'Power and the She continued talking Viout (7) American Bandstand (13) Ethel Thorsen foundly moving. You'll see scenes Feather 7:14; Wings of Esglei Glory' for the first time at Victoria's many years of (11) Laurel-Hardy and 9:45—(13) Passer-By * Holland where he grew up, »:20; The Tall Men 11:20. home, and If It hadn't been • mourning and haw Albert had Chuck 1»:W- (2) Twilight Zon« and the church where he delivered SUN.-White Christmas 6:05 Sunday night I might never really helped her rule during 10:15; We're No Angels 8:30. 4: IS— (J) Secret Storm (7) Target Corruptors have seen It." his lifetime. I Interrupted her sermon before he turned to 4:2S—(11) Pinocchio COLLINGWOOD Miss Harris ages about 60 years to ask whether she'll do any painting- Especially memorable 4:90- (2) Edge of Night Shore Drlve-In-FRI. t SAT.- In the role and, although makeup more TV while she's appearing ire the final scenes of the sanf- (4) Here's Hollywood * McCarter artist Bob O'Bradovich has done on Broadway. arium where he was committed, Breakfast at Tiffany's 7:00; (5) Mr. District Attorney a fine job. It is Julie's manner- ind his agonizing death In a tiny 10:45; Winchester 73 9:15. (11) Bozo the Clown Theatre of "I adore television," she re- iecond floor room. If you have SUN.-Breakfast at Tiffany'i isms as the queen which tell the plied. "It's given me the oppor- 4:50— (7) American Newsstand story. "It's a lucky thing the i friend who owns a color TV 6:00; 9:45! Winchester 73 8:15 4:55- (4) News Princeton tunity to play, roles that Broad set, Invite yourself to see this •how's on tape," she said. "I HAZLET (11) Mr. Peabody way can no longer financially af- winner. Everyone connected with understand that Claire Bloom ford. I had always wanted to Loew'« Drlve-In—Pit ft Th (U) News Thornton Wilder played it on a live TV show and the program deserves special 5:M- (2) Life of Riley do Ibsen's "A Doll's House" and Jaudits. Considering the stagger- Pendulum 7:05; 10:00; House o! Final Performances! everytime she came off camera TV made it possible. Also, on (4) Kukla and Ollle ng prices being paid for pictures Fright 8:35. (5) Heckle and Jeckls TV I can play minor but im- oday, as seen on the next show, SAT.—Pit & The Pendulum portant parts as I did In 'Power (7) I Married Joan OUR TOWN Here and Now," the reminder 7:15; 10:1$; House of Frigh (9) Space Explorers and the Glory.' Yes ... I'll al 9:00. Tonight & Saturday Night :hat Van Gogh sold only one pic- (11) Dick Tracy ways find time for TV if the part ure during his impoverished ca- SUN.—Seven Women From Hell is right." (13) Junior Town 3 One-Act Plays eer makes this whola portrait 6:15: 9:45; Pirates of Tortuga S:0S— (4) Movie In "A Shot in the Dark" Miss ;ven more meaningful. (Color) 8:05. 5:25—(H) Rocky and His Harris plays Josefa, a cute and Tomorrow Night • -MIT Ml. M»-»»W m i:30 p.m. NBC. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Friends accommodating French maid All Performances at 8:30 BDGMtMMHFOES Atlantic—Atlas 7:00; 9:55 Grey- 1:30— (2) Movie who's equally "generous" with TWILIGHT ONE. "The Mid- (5) Felix and Diver Dan tSfN IHEJJJ'J'JINDTHE her employer and his chauffeur. light Sun." An intriguing and friar's Bobby 8:25. (7) Highway Patrol Special Mar. Concert She's simply delightful in the maginative story. Two women in SAT.-Atlas 2:00; 7:00; 9:55; Mr (9) Movie VPEMDWIIJM part, which is about as far away New York apartment house try- Greyfriars Bobby 3:25; 8:25. (11) Three Stooges SABICAS from "Victoria Regina" as she i live through the world's hot- SUN.—David and Goliath 4:10; IN COLOR FRIDAY EVENING could possibly get. Somehow I ;st days, when the sun has 7:45; 2 Rode Together 2:05; Flamenco Guitarist •HOUSf Of WIGHT". CQLOB. ipped from its orbit making the 5:50; 9:25. • 00- (4) News and Weather CWtOBEH UWOC" 12 FREE couldn't bring myself to ask her (7) Newr This Sun., Nov. 19. at 3 MIDGET DAIlROtD what kind of research she did for ieat unbearable. The story is I EANSBURG (11) Fopeye Josefa. cary because it seems quite pos- ible, and survival In the heat Casino—FRI. & SAT.—Splendor (IS) I Led Three Lives McCARTER THEATRE ippears to be impossible. Also, in the Grass 6:45; 9:10. 15— (4) Boy Scout Exhibition ANOTHER UNION he acting by Lois Nettleton and SUN.—Splendor in the Grass 1:20— (7) Weather Box 528, Princeton, N. J. RCA Victor STEREO HI:FIDsalm RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Bruce Jetty Garde is commendable. 10 1:45; 4:05; 6:35; 9:05. t:25— (7) Sports WA 1-8700 Langhorne, 11, ot Raleigh, N. C. i-m. CBS. LONG BRANCH Are on a Trading Spreel^ DANCING was disgusted when he found a EYEWITNESS. President Ken- Baronet — Two Women 2:20; "union made" sticker in his Con- 7'25' 9'35 OfferingBiggest TmtkJniEver every federate hat. He.sold K. But icdy's trip out west this week is he got another and wore it hap- he subject for report tonight. His SAX-Kidiiie Show 2:00; Han FftiW & SATURDAY pily after it was explained that irrival in Seattle, Washington, sel & Gretel 2:05; Susannah ol •esterday, his foreign policy featuring union didn't mean Yankee in this the Mounties 3:30; Two Women instance. rh at the University of Wash- 5:20; 7:35; 9:45. Open 6:30—Show 7:00 The Debonair; ngton in the afternoon, his ad- SUN.-White Christmas 2:00 Mat. 2:0O-Eves. 7 & 9 P.M. FREE IN CAR HEATERS dress at the testimonial dinner 5:55; 9:55; Jet Pilot 4:00; 8:00 1962 TOTAt SOUND with 'or Senator Warren Magnuson in REEHOLD TODAY AND TODAY AND the evening, and his arrival in Bob Clark, Vocalist Strand—White Christmas 9:00 TOMORROW TOMORROW RADIO Phoenix, Arizona today, will all Seven Little Foys 7:00; 11:00 WABC 770 be covered. George Herman, CBS 3 "He Man" RCAV: • NO COVER WCBS 880 White House correspondent, will SAT. - White Christmas 2:00; • NO MINIMUM WHTG 1410 be on hand as your special guide. 6:00; 9:40; Seven Little Foys Hits _ WNBC 860 10:30 p.m. CBS. 4:20; 8:10. """IT'S WAYNE'S I SUN.-Angel Baby 4:10; 7:40; HOTTEST HIT! " WNEW 1130 HERE AND NOW. Frank Mc- STEEEO King of the Roaring Twenties Fast, ribald and WPAT «J0 Gee takes you to Vermont to see JOHN WAYNE BLUE DIAMOND INN 2:00; 5:55; 9:30. frivolous, a WQXR 1560 a skiing resort in the making (one 129 Moa'mHt St. Red Bank ASBURY PARK DAN DAILEY WOR 710 builds a mountain and cuts a ski spring tonic [rail to get a business going); to Lyric—Room at the Top 9:35; of laughs. MAUREEN O'HARA rn M-S-M't in auction in New York of a Streetcar Named Desire 7:30. Rembrandt this week (it might SAT.—Room at the Top 2:15; rheWNGSof EAGLES') RADIO STATION go for a million dollars); and to 6:20; 10:25; Streetcar Named »-«im.|WardBOND-M£TiiocoLOit/ Berwick, Pennsylvania, a town Desire 4:15; 8:20. School ALSO that's a distressed area in the Mayfair — Back Street 2:45; SOlh Century-fa praianfi making (its one huge industrial 7:15; 9:30. plant is moving out of town.) SAT. &. SUN. — Back Street ICURK. JANE .ROBERT 10:30 p.m. NBC. 2:00; 4:00; 6:00: 8:00: 10:00. Scoundrel [CABLE RUSSELL RYAN YOUR JACK PAAR SHOW. Still in Paramount — Breakfast at Tif- Hollywood, Jack has Joey Bish fany's 3:35; 7:00; 10:30; Man KIDDIE SHOW! DIAL op and Dick Gregory along for Trap 2:00; 9:00. Voice of the- North Jersey Sho he chatter- (Black and White). SAT, & SUN,—Kiddie Show: SAT. 2:00 P.M. il: 15 p.m. NBC. 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Matt Dillon had day, and month of the poo: (4) Movie sorbing show with a minimum 1:30- (4) Car M 8:45- (I) News and Weather 1O:1S—£11> Living World Bowling of courtroom scenes. When Ken's a romance recently, and tonight sucker. It's very funny, once yoi (7) This is the Answer (5) Dr. Albert Burke 8:50- (») Cartoons »:»- (2) Mighty Mouse social worker girl friend leads a it's his deputy's turn. Chester cut through the accents. Also, (») High Road to Danger (11) Sergeant Preston (7) •Lawman 1:00- (2) Amos 'n' Andy (4) King Leonardo movement to prevent the city falls in love, proposes, gives up cute piece on hiccough cures b; SUNDAY AFTERNOON 8:40- (2) Sports (11) Adventure Theater (4) Slimmnastici from knocking down a small play- his job to fix up a shack and Funt, and kids slobbering ovei 12:00— (7) Cartoons (7) Q. T. Hush 6:45— (2) News i:ee— (2) GE Theater (7) Beulah (11) This is The Life 6.50- (2) Local News ground to make way for a high- plow the ground for farming, and ice cream, English style, 10 p.m (9) Movie (4) Bonanza (I) Jack U Ltnn* ll:H- (2) Allakazam 8:55- (2) Weather way and garage,'she ends up in does everything wrong. The CBS. 12:15— (1) WCBS-TV Views th» (5) Open End I: IS-(4) Family (4) Fury 7:00- (2) Sea Hunt jail accused of assaulting a manbumbling part is overdone, but THEATRE '«2. "Intermezzo. Press (7) Bus Stop 1:25- (5) News (4) Local News with a brick. The best thing about there are a number of pleasing The cast is attractive (JeanPiern (5) On Your Mark U:30- (2) Washington (I) Movie I:S#- (2) My Llltl* M«ll» (7) Little Rascals (7) Matty's Funday this one is the well-written and moments, and Gunsmoke viewers Aumont, Ingrid Thulin and Te Conversation (11) Groucho (5) Topper (9) Cooking Funnies well-played character of Francis should regard this tale as a resa Wright), and the oc (4) Youth Forums Conn (Loring Smith), a hard- i:J»- (2) Jack Benny (7) Memory Lao* ; (11) Big Picture (11) Superman 'must." 10 p.m. CBS. casional music lovely, even if this (7) Barney Bear (I) Movi« headed public servant whose in- TV 'adaptation of the sensitive (11) M Squad 11:1*- (1) Roy Rogers (13) Movie (U) Encounter 1:10— (2) Candid Camera tegrity is questioned by Joan and LOOK UP AND LIVE. "An 1939 Leslie Howard-Ingrid Berg 1:35- (7) Staying Youof (4) Make Room for 7:10- (4) Weather 12:55— (2) News (4) Theater 6: Kern Joan Hackett is, as usual, Act of Faith." bright spot man movie is little more tha 10:00- (2) Calender Daddy i 7:15— (4) Financial News 1:00— (2) Movie (7) Adventures in 7:20— (4) Sports delightful as the girl friend. 8:30 on a dark page of history recital of events. The stor (4) Say When (5) Just for Fun (5) Movie Paradise 7:25- (4) Politics CBS. is recaptured here by the concerns the bittersweet romana (5) Movie (7) Magic Ranch (7) Directions '62 (11) San Francisco Beat 7:Jft- (2) Perry Mason men and women, who performed between a great concert violinis (7) Memory Lan* (11) Superman (II) Continental Minia- (13) Movie the miracle back in 1943. Tune and his daughter's talented youn 1»:OS—(II) Time For Science SATURDAY AFTERNOON (4) Wells Fargo LEAVE IT TO BEAVER. Kids tures I:H- (2) What's My Lino in for this extraordinary visit piano teacher. (Color. 10 p.m 10:20-(U) Adelante En Etptnol 12:00- (2) Sky King (5) Circus Boy will like a very embarrassing l:S0- (4) Eternal Light (11) State Trooper with the Danish people who, even nbc. 11:39- (2) I Love Lucy (4) Update . (7) Roaring 20's (7) Movie :»•- (2) News today, remember their rescue of ETERNAL LIGHT. "Youn (4) Pity Your Hunch (7) Barney Bear (9) Playhouse 60 11:15— (2) Movie (11) Dangerous (4) News tha Jews of Denmark from the Sam Gompers." Morton Wishen (7) Susie (9) Movie (11) NFL Highlights (4) News Assignment (5) Crusade In the Pacific In Th* News jaws of Hitler, simply as "the grad has written an pgagln M:40-(ll) (11) High School Football 8:00— (5) Jungle Jim . (7) Hong Kong 1:50- (») Playback (7) News 11:01- (2) Video Vilsg* human thing to do." 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Siemanowski. 10.30 a.m. CBS. 1:45- (7) College Football 9:30- (2) Have Gun Will 3:15- (2) Give Us This Day British Ambassador to th Party I— (4) Movie 11:40—(Il> Placet In Th« N*wt 1:59- (9) Playback Travel United States, is interviewed b> (7) Issues and Answers (5) News 11:55- (2) Newt 1:55— (9) Golf Tips (11) World Crime Hunt CAMERA THREE. "Films correspondents Bill Lawrence an (11) Front Page Story from the Underground." If you 2:00- (2) New York Forum 10:00- (2) Gunsmoke John Scali. 3 p.m. ABC. (13) Evangel Hour are curious about ihe experi- <5) Movie (7) Boxing. THE NATION'S FUTURE 3:30- (.7) Pro Football TV Key ments currently being carried on SPECIAL (9) Movie (9) Movie "Would the U. S. Recover Rrom (11) Imposter in the world of films, here's a (11) Jalopy Races an AU-Out Nuclear Attack?" Thi (13) Almanac 13 (11) Sportsman's Club half hour with an avant-garde (IS) Movie is a debate which may help t 3:50- (9) Playback 2: SO- (2) Eye On New York type producer-director, Stan Van- 10:30—(11) Law Breakers clear the air on the question o; 3:55— (9) Golf Tipj (4) Pro-Basketball Mailbag DerBeek, and his surrealistic de- 10:45— (7) Mrke That Spare whether the United States coul (11) Insights vices such as collages with mag- 4:00— (4) Invitation to Art T 3:00— (2) Movie 11:00- (2) News recover from an all-out nucleai (9) Movie ... By STEVEN H. SCHEUER .... azine cut-outs, etc., to inform and- (U) 26 Men (4) News attack. Herman Kahn, author and (11) Abbot & Costello Question — Would you please or intrigue you. 11 a.m. CBS. J:JO- (5) Movie (5) Movie director of the Hudson Institute, (13) Movie settle an argument which my , (11) William Tell (7) Byline—Jim Bishop thinks so, while Dr. Harrisor 4:30— (4) Patterns in Music husband and I are having about 1:50— (9) Playback (11) New York WASHINGTON C O N V E R S A- Brown, professor of geochemis- (11) Broken Arrow the Mitch Miller Show? I say T10N. Senator Strom Thurmond, »:55- (9) Golf Tips ConlidenUal try, isn't so sure. 5 p.m. NBC,4:45- (2) News Adults - - 3.00 the music is pre-recorded and the Democrat of South Carolina, is 4:00- (9) Movie 11:10- (2) Weather TWENTIETH CENTURY 5:00— (2) Amatuer Hour singers are merely "mouthing" interviewed by correspondent (11) Movie (4) Weather 'Guerrilla!" Part II. All ou (4) Nation's Future the words. My husband says the Paul Niven, in this informal Children - 2.50 guerillas can legitimately d< (11) Superman I singers are really singing. Which series of conversations with piv- now is train men from other n 5:30— (2) G. E. College Bow! of us is right in this matter?— otal figures on the Washington tions, and tonight we see them NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD Serving the finest ... Mrs. J.S.Z., Smoketown, Pa. scene. 12:30 p.m. CBS. (II) Casey Jones working in South Vietnam, Mo (13) Movie Answer—Although the Mitch HP A l\f P » O Chinese • American of the training is defensive, bi 5:50— (») Playback . .. RED BANK Miller Show is taped before it is DIRECTION '62. This is an I A 11 U O cause the Communists are rathei 5:55- (9) Golf Ties Restaurant aired, the songs heard on analysis and a description of the SH 1-9220 skillful at this type of warfan SUNDAY EVENING Hwy. 35 (opp. Bendix) Eatontown || show are not pre-recorded activities and hopes of the World )ne scene where the guerrilla || sung during the taping session. Council of Churches, which is «:00— (2) Twentieth Century slide down a mountain on a cab! currently meeting in New Delhi, i Mandarin Menu • American Food and land in the water is parti Question—Recently on a late India, for its Third Assembly. mss. cularly exciting visually, 6 p.m ' • Family Dinner • Free Parking II movie, I saw "Cleopatra" star- 1 p.m. ABC. I ring Claudette Colbert as the JACK BENNY. Ernie Ford has :BS. TAKE-HOME ORDERS Senato Queen of the Nile. To put it retired for a while, but he's taken MEET THE PRESS. Phone LI 2-4418 mildly, it was a mess. What I'm time out to make this show. In a Barry M. Goldwater, Republicai !| wondering about is why they are sketch, Benny is supposedly in- Ari:ona, Is interviewed by bothing to remake it with Eliz- terviewing Ford at his farm by panel of newsmen including Ear Mazo of the New York Hera! Open Year 'round abeth Taylor?-J. F., New Ha-remote control, and the controls iven, Conn. go amuck. It's all a big mixup rrib:ne, Carleton Kent of the Chicago Sun-Times, Robert Aber- Answer—That's a very good and may bring some chuckles. In lethy of NBC News, and Law- question. However, technically, addition, Ernie gets a chance to •ence E- Spivak (Color). 6 p.m this new version of "Cleopatra" sing. 9:30 p.m. CBS. ibc. is not a remake of the Cecil B. CANDID CAMERA. There's a De Mille epic made in the thir- ED SULLIVAN. Highlights ol HAMBURGERS bit on this show that's almost too ties. It has a new script and, ac-perfect to be believed. It's taken oniguc's show include Hugh Lam' cording to director Joseph L. from the English version of the bert's dance on a football theme, Mankienciz, it will be more of a program, and concerns a practi- Eydie Gorme's songs, and Doro- love story than a spectacle (just cal joke four people play on an thy Loudon's comic bits of busi- Announces Banquet Prices rf'la couple of kids who meet and unsuspecting Britisher, who looks less. Also, Jerry Lewis is on 3uban opera singer Martha Perez fall In love in the shadow of the Fresh Fruit Cup - Soup - Salad - Rolls - Crackers - Bulter jerforms, and novelties like a • V, Broiled Chicken $2.59 • Pot Roast $2.50 Sphinx.) • Turkey $1.00 • Roast Beef (Top Sirloin) $3.00 Guess Who vhistler and a juggler appear. • Prime Rib $4.00 Question—Why are the reruns :BS. We're open year 'round at McDonald's... from 11:00 Potatoes - Vegetable - Dessert and Coffee of "I Love Lucy" still on in the A.M. to 11:00 P.M. weekdays, and until 12:00 P.M. on Facilities Up To 250 Persons morning? I've seen most of NEW them, if not all of them, before. Fridays and Saturdays. Remember... there is a heated ALSO SPECIAL LUNCH PRICES! Can't they put a new show on in HAMMOND serving area, for your added comfort and convenience. this time period and do away Extravoice Come in today for a treat that every family can afford. RT. 35 WEST DEAL, N. J. with Lucy once and for all?— (S miles south of Eatontown Circle) KE 1-4113 Mrs. J. L., Syracuse, N. Y. ORGAN Arlswer—The reason is very MoDONALD'8 simple. People, including you $595* evidently, still watch the shows. Just $25 Down 'A|.L AMERICAN Has twice the number of stops Question—Now that "Hong as organs costing twice as Kong" is long gone, what is Rod much. New styling—new tone Taylor doing? [ hope he gets a —sounds like three keyboards inew series soon.—L. W., Mem- all playing together. Call us River House Innphis, Tenn. today for a free home dem- onstration. Answer—Rod is currently in PR 5-9300 . at the Oceanic Bridge Europe making a film in which he plays a buccaneer in the tra- Hammond Organ Studio dition of Errol Flynn. He also of Asbury Park BINGHAM AVE. RUMSON makes guest appearances on Cookman Ave. and Main St. some of the new series such as Open Daily Till 9 P. M. a recent "Bus Stop" segment. collects firearms. Saturday till 5:30 P. M. There is also a rumor that di- (o dinner. •Bench extra rector Anatole Litvak wants Rod to be Sophia Loren's leading man in his next picture.

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The Bear- Pllntitones - - - -16 11He had a .286 batting average The Lions' only major injury Is ies on stroke holes, which gave club that compiled a 19-1 record, VANDERBILT. Three Acel - - - —16 12 in his first season with the In- cats downed the Tigers and wilone of the outstanding yearling BUppan „ 161i 1H4 captain Billy Campbell, a guard, him eagles. l!l Thr« „ ..15 1dian2 s and hit .276 last season, meet the Mustangs, winners over marks In the nation. The 6- GEORGIA TECH at ALABAMA. Tech's tough- W« Three _il3 14 who suffered a bruised th'gh Harold Dore, Lakehurst, and the Colts, for the Junior Division Luckjr Thie« - -...13 14 compared with his 10-year major against Dartmouth and will not Jim Martin, Homestead, were guard ripped the cords for an er schedule favors ALABAMA. Triads . 12 15league average of .288. playoff title while the Lions, who11-point-a-game average. Ed is oardcnln 13 IS start against the Quakers. lecond with a 34-33—67. dumped the Packers, wil] take on NORTH CAROLINA at DUKE. This always Untouch&bellei .... 11 16 Chiti, 29, has seen major leafiue the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Beglnnera ...Jl 18 Harvard is strongly favored to Low amateur gross was wonhe winner of the Giants-Eagles Kennedy, Rumson. puzzled even Nostradamus and the Oracle at Del- OpfT^in:i::xbh itts service with the Chicaggo Cubs,, remain in the running against Thn l ii thh e by Gus Sicilians, Asbury Park, :ncounter for the Intermediate phi. DUKE. Th!"IUM"e .. _._ ' .:::n:'™:r;"; » il** KKansa s CCitiy AlAthletici s and De-Brown, 0-6 in the league end 0-7 who recorded a 38-36—74. Division playoff crown. Majeslkl .. — —. ^ 8 troit Tigers. He batted .201 in over-all. Crippled Princeton may Amaleur low net went to Tony The Senior Division playoffs AUBURN at GEORGIA. Loveliest Villagers J. Bruno 95 games with Detroit in 1960hav. e a rougher time of it against Annecharico, Asbury Park, with will have their initial encounters No Bowl Game make a few ruins in Athens. AUBURN. !« His over-a" defending champion Yale (3-2). •n 80-10-70. tomorrow when the Tigers take U Leavy ~ ... 27 14i2s .241241. Princeton has lost the services of MISSISSIPPI STATE at LOUISIANA STATE. 1. Ericklon — 27 141 Angelo Petraglia, Spring Mead- on the Hurricanes and the Ram- A. Nlll - — : —It 139 He spent last season with Den- its two top tailbacks, Greg Riley For Rutgers Chance for Dietzel to try some replacement parts K. Sergewich ..._ _ -27 133 ow, holed a 60-foot punt on theblers meet the Falcons- 1). Carolenuto —...2T 132 ver of the American Association and Hugh MacMillan, for the'sea- 18th hole to tie Lou Barbaro, — FINAL STANDINGS — NEW BRUNSWICK (AP)-Rut in his Engine. LOUISIANA STATE. D. Ferton 27 13an1 d Rochester of the International on. Srnlor million J. Figaro ...24 • 131 Hollywood, for low pro honors. wrs University announced yester- WAKE FOREST at MARYLAND. Saluting A. Byrnes 130 League, hitting .294 and .321, re-Cornell is at Dartmouth In the W t. M. ValMltf ._ 27 13spectively0 . Petraglia shot a 35-37—72 while TI day it is not interested in being E. Keenan . —27 128 other game. rnhlpri ^ 1 Gary Collins, great Terrapin end, MARYLAND. E. yeiuopan* .— 18 127 Barbaro was in with a 38-34—72. Iconi . . 3 4 considered for any post-season Tie field was again the largest Hurrlenn*a - - 3 S football game. SOUTH CAROLINA at NORTH CAROLINA K. Jortnion 21 128 IritrrmrdUte Division M. Cook 21 125 fo.- a Shore Pro-Am tourney. w I. Albert W. Twitchell, Rutgers' STATE. Though Gabriel's Horn has been slight- L. Furllto — 21 134 .lorn _ 7 1 D. Trmnlti 21 123 This was the third straight week '" .. s 3 director of athletics, said in »n K«r,«y 24 123 that a record field has entered: nouncinq the decision: ly muted, N. C. STATE. A. Maine - 15 119 XMAS SPECIAL! """ '. ] V. Hinlelrnan - ....IS 117 the event. "The hysteria surrounding bow! MISSISSIPPI at TENNESSEE. Johnny Reb Is B. Brown 27 117 Junior DIvlNlon K, Doran ._...... —...._...... - .15 115 The final Pro-Am tourney will feelers is clouding our Immedi L BlovDla. 3 118 Black Ball $*1 A heading for the Big Cotton. MISSISSIPPI. T. Sutuu ...- .27 115 be Monday at Lakehurst. J Musunci - objective, which is to win the K. Itechel 27 114 Colls qames remaining on-the scheduli INDIANA at WEST VIRGINIA. Hooslers edge L. Alken - J 1H Bag • Shoes tJXJ Tieer. J. Brown - ...24 112 against Colgate afid Columbia." Mountaineers. INDIANA. F. Lombardl 24 111 COMPLETE Mickey Mantle fanned 114 M. Ceronl - -...27 110 Yesterday Rut?crs\jin!iouncc( 1. Al«xand«r ..- ,. 18 110 times in 152 American League that it was not interested in send SOUTHWEST M. Darragr> » 21 EBONITE BALLS $24.95 up BATTERY SERVICE games last season. Bill Skowroi ~ti—ReaUll—Htchartt inn its unbeaten football team t struck out 108 times in 150 AIR FORCE at BAYLOR. Bear refuses to be lured!v""'. s"p"ie" "e" .. . .'Z""~~Z~".3t 107 either the Sun Bowl at F.I Paso, M. Msiiucca 27 107 O. Moran — 28 GLAS ELECTRIC CO. games. Clotc Boyer fanned 82 Texas, or the Aviation Bowl a up for a ride. BAYLOR. • SPORTING GOODS • SI EAST FRONT STREET times and Roger Maris went Davton, Ohio. HOUSTON at OKLAHOMA STATE. You won't | 1ID BANK T«l. SH 7-O1II down swinging 80 times. Twitchell added that the de- -.21 Open Eves, 'til 8:30; Tues. & Sat. 'til 6:00 find many better coaches than Hal Lahar, as Houston g- nVmiVc .27 cision had been reached after a Thompson ....27 meeting with the university ad will learn. HOUSTON. •- 24 Amtuoslno - - 27 HORSE AND PET SUPPLIES ministration, head football roach TEXAS AGGIES at RICE. Old Jess returns from P DrCarlo - 24 DAVIS BOWLING & BILLIARD SUPPLIES T John Bnteman and Alex Kroll the hills and- holds up The College Station Wagon. I. McAngolo 21 HIGHWAY 36 291-0136 LEONARDO OF ALL KINDS team captain. UE. JJrtinAmbroaliio o .._ .28 RICE. J. Freiil ....- ...... 18 A. Mi»ndl» 2T BAILS DRILLED WHILE YOU WAIT • SADDLES • REMEDIES l.ONfl nilANCIf (OAST M MOR K. L»« - _..- » , . Inn 11 ARKANSAS at SOUTHERN METHODIST. The Nran Siena ill 11 F. csprljcllon* 27 k miKe .. IS 12 Hawgs are quicker. ARKANSAS. Mnnmoiitli Qucn, rtitifr 11 FREDD.WIKOFFCo JnnrH Mfltart . .. 15' 17.S TEXAS CHRISTIAN at TEXAS. Spot for a thun- •ten: l!»nt „ far '.'"'." W' Harden PlHle To\vH Rup . l,v, ins dering upset. Still, TEXAS. 12-MONTH MAPLE AVE. and BERGEN PL., RED BANK Kirijr ronitruelton . ... n Mt Til*- f'rnftt is IOWA STATE at TULSA. One-Wing Cyclone ROAD HAZARD Texaro . 14'j l.V TEL SH 1-0554 Trunk Morrli Co 14 1fi outstorms the Golden Hurricane. IOWA STATE. Ft'irJnv'i HpatAiirnni n 17 GUARANTEE FOR ...... 17 2 Itnrkrr Cn. Inr 4 ?fi FAR WEST fiOO arriM.- KrnU Riirk ]!>!>. 243, ]r> >~V: H|]t C,, t,pfi -.'nil. ?n,-|, ?mfi2?' F.1 Marsh :m. r117. 231-flM; In Win KANSAS at CALIFORNIA. Jayhawkcrs en- p I:'"' IT* •. :4f,it:i 7.50-1* HHIi t'am «nrle« . S»crn Ni joy Top of the Mark. KANSAS. 'ir-n* ? *.5" Illrh t'-'in prime -• I\i black m-!t T.nimc" vnu. Hiftli serlr* • - }i BRIGHAM YOUNG at OREGON STATE. Bea- RENT A CAR or "iihiriilni.o MR. ll:Rli f«n\r -. I.on vers refuse to provide hock pieces for Bilgham's whitewalls 2 for 24.24* :'1W ,-lnti O|[n Pnlnrrlil '.'1?, :"O: J"f Mrgill :'3.rt. i'M .Aintmnln '.'(111, brides. OREGON STATE. WINTER TREADS 'plus lax end 2 trade-in tires '•oi-kv Jullurm 21X Kni Oll/rl l'l>7. It'll Kormfr ?n;, By KlBfnherc 211. Mnrty TRUCK from HERTZ llavfs 211, Rinn Ali'trim "'*'!. InliM WASHINGTON STATE at STANFORD. Two APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES AncliPtUnn 301. nob Evans 2OV O,*nr ''litrK 2O.-i MrK Tarrlconr Col, Hnn pass-conscious teams. STANFORD. OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES UDRIVE . • . Call I.anfrnnk Jr. 2(1.1, Ed Vplmrr 21fi. Jerry ilodnsrchui-h Jofi, Tom GflttlB 2W WASHINGTON at U.C.L.A. If the Bruins had PR 5-1515, Cfl 2-3299, SH 7-2121 Cincinnati reserves second a top passer, they'd be a match for practically FIRESTONE STORES baseman Elio Chacon comes from anybody. U.C.L.A. Maple Ave. or White St.. Red Bank SH 7-5700 RENT A LUGGAGE TRAILER Venezuela but his father was one UTAH STATE at UTAH. Tackle Merlin Olsen 1000 Aibury Ave., Atbury Park PR 5-8700 [Iof the greatest, infielder in Cuba's I baseball history. looks like the lineman of the year. UTAH STATE. , Shore Firemen's Bowling Averages

"A" DIVISION INDIVIDUAL AVBKAGBt) William Conner 31 Carl Rosen 161. JO Edward launders .26 145. X D. Simmons 33 130.lt Ous Borcher - 18 132.1 David Barton _ .-33 1H.3 G Lloyd Carr .. 27 Wallace MacPrtareon 24 iu.ll Laallst Parlcman •—.~.. » 145. ,eroy Aumsck . 7 lffl. Benjamin Hawley 1» 130,8Byron Anderson 9 153.13 rrethrjlr) 1... 1» 8 Louis Treblno 277 1M.1George Pallen . _ - _ J7 Anthony Burdu _____2T 168.15 Francul Rlopel 21 145. Charles Lorusso _ i 1».J Nick Toft T ,. 8 130.3 oeorgO e WebWbb b ::3 .233 1S2.1I15211 0 SSKICS $ - - 6 Koliert Oliver J24 1M.1Joseph7 . Corrlgan Peter DePonti , IT 15113William Lamr. - It 145.1 Daniel Hennessy IB 128.9Joseph Seltembre ..19 129.17 PUcharlUchard GallGallo 268 151151.223 Hoo* * Ladder 4 17 lu Edward Wade - .54 183.13 Vincent Gionfrlddo . Richard Beaudoln... .18 168.5 „._Arthu. r Paue-ii^.„ . 14 HJ.1Qeorg« Krles ... 8 llS.t K«nn»th Miller ,-- 24 129.9'rhornis Van Note . 22. 180. Highlands 1 .,.!« IV Alfred auk. .._. 27 183.7Norman Sickles Norbert MacPherso'n '.!_!!...2J 1M.3 Charles Hull '- 54 143.11 Philip Gaughran !„„ .13 157.3 Steve Mucqlfl _ -^ 9 129-8Nathan Cheek 13 1(9.7 Red Bank I —16 • 11 James Ser&oo .—.—. .27 181.23 Joseph DeVota - John B. Kelly . . n 15710 James Uantgraiso 1» J«•» Robert Evans _ 8 117.2 William Furlong 8 129.5CIiarl>a Holmes ...27 1(7.1 Bradley Beach 1 16 12 Nlchdaa JFormarouo v__SB 180.14 Nell Geltis Harry Woolley ... 165.24 John Powers JO 1411:es;lonald Layton 7 SI 125.13 Edward Bmlth 21 138.11 Carroll Hanlsch -...21 1(7. Michael Sastokas 20 179.19 Ray Roussell . 1(8 23 West' tons Branca 1 •..-> Wh Howard Hoagland 22 15J.7Hulae ...... laaken Isaksen Jl i:(.S0 Hank Llssenteld 15 12S.3James Uryson U Phil Daly I - 14 13 Charles Lambertson . 19 178.7John Frans *~ Terraces Cruse Howard Flrehoclt irrwl Fellu si ia.ii Roy Mezxa . 18 127.10 John Ftnska JT 1(67 Eatontown 1 . - .. ™_ 1* 10 Harold Van Note 31 171.3Sens Stiles Roy Walton Waiter Bennett . am Flaherty JH ISJ.T Daniel Anderson 13 127.10 Bart Boris — 1«5 Fair Haven l" .".. 13 14 Wok Samaras 23 177.7Etchard Tetlej Hen yah achaOiO t Jack Butler axry Aumaclc . » 121.« TnomaTnomaa PPavl s . . 15 127.10 George Spears .37 1(3.19 Jack Oakley 20 178.11 Calvin Carhart 1C8.1 1(9.17 Union Hose, 2 12 15 Haymond Elaenhauer -.__21 154.11 William Quyet len* Cavernaugh „ „ 3 120.1 Charles HHolal n _. 5522 1C81Roland Boyc» 27 Atlantic Highlands 1 .12 II Robert MUler 3K 176.Krnes8 t Horses/. Conrad Dllger XI 1W.6 Richard Qlbaon foeepb. Murphy .... . 17 119.7 William Murray 17 125.1 145.7 Edwin Ryan 1% 175.14 Sara Jullano 125.1 George Bchanck , .... 23 144.8 Uonmouth Beach 1 _ » 15 Oeorte Noble 21 154. Richard King tobert Brown ~ 11 10H.S Anthony DeSanlls 19 Kay Schmidt .21 Bea Girt 1 7 20 Cheater Douglas 27 175.6Donald Hubbard Uwls Hendrleks . 23 153.10 Ben Herman —, -• --- - Oliver Marsango . „' JT 107.1 William Spiyd 23 124.1 1(4.5 Walter Heglll 3h 175.4Charlea Ferrara Howard Bombay » 13>5 Tiomas Klman Orvln White .24 121 I Ravol Faralla 34 114 5 peaii 1 _,_„ _..„ 6 18 George Hall 12 153.3 — 7 105.1 Nelson Palmer . 37 Charles Willing « 175.1Mervln Francis .. RobeM Kewman '„. James Randall ~ Frank Burns „ 3 88.1 Daniel Sapp . 17 124.1 Joseph Tuizlo . IT (44.3 Ma/asquen Exempts 4& Z2\Thomas MeOrath 27 174.15 & Wayne Brower 21 RobRoberlt BreweN r .._ 1"« ! Francis rUvurton —.— James Gray 1 124.8 John F. Klely. Jr. 19 143-17 High team, 3-games — Highlands 1 Marvin Fowler 22 174.3August Belmont 3Z Robert Lantrank "ZZ» 151» Norman Predham Jl\ UT.i: "I" DIVISION Wllllara Snow IT 123. Bruce Phillips . „ 17 143.8 2 :„. Hl-h a-Eamea — Carl dchneicler Jack Hartley —.24 173.22 Joseph Brooka 24 JohJh n FForeman '.' _ , 23 18119Edward Klein . feet Long Branch 6 18 Joseph Carasla. Sr. *_.. C2 120.1 Carl Hallengren —27 143.8 til. High team came — Highlands Austin Dellett 24 173.20 Richard Isaksen ... 31 Edwi-" 'n Wallin~ g ._ -.3_. 4 ..15L2Phili1 p Baumann 14 133.1 Islford 4 Lewis Thompson 222 11B.IRobert Leverlch 27 143.J3 MI16. giRh >yinie — Carl Schneider Clement Bommers . .23 173.16 Edwin Bry _, : . 18 Philip Eisenhan .11 181.S. James Lewis — .91 132.11 HenrH y WarnocWk k ITIT 118.5Wtsley Yale j» 141.12 255, Randy Cook 255. Fred Chafey ..... u. .24 173.7LouU Scottl 21 Wesley Buck iU» 150.15(kHU Waller Covert, Jr. 31 131.11 Inexcdled ...„,. Kenneth Marass 54 117.1J. Harry Bennett 24 140.22 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Leonard Robinson . , 31 173.3Eugene Patterson .. 1..24 William Hidden a 19 1M.1Thoma1 s Jennings . .1J 133.3 .tlantlc Township 3 "' William Dehraer 51 11T.Marvin David 1(0.18 1 O Avg.Edwarr) Duiran ,, 24 17J.Harry Soden , 31 John Diets 15 I4».fl Joeeph Bums . . 7 127.6 Srevent Park 1 Edward Peterson 13 114.Kenneth Yale, Sr. 140.13 L,j«i Andretta 3 19i.2Jay Russell !.. .18 172.WilliaH m Elberaon - 23 Ed Thome ...._ _ _.Jl 144.10 nsd Hartley . J8 126.!: Oceanport i Henry McQuir. is 104. Edward pierce 140 11 Spencer Mortoa .„.„ . .. 3 190. Earl Dlx . __ „ 21 172.4John Boosr 24 Harry Peterson 3J 148« 3eal 2 cal Sullivan 139.31 y.i. Ambrosia 27 149.13 Terrence Medea 31 172.3Paul White . -24 Arthur Cotgreavs 7 141.2 DIVISION llendola 2 . DIVISION Richard Sommers 119.14 Ernest Daley 23 171.Harold Radlord ZZ... 27 Jonmouth Beach'i" Joseph Fseney __15 139.4 Carl Schneider 24 H5.1OUber5 t Boyer .21 170.25 Carl Blair 17 Frank bin _ ,l» 141.15 Bellori Indtpendents 1 21 West Long Branch 6 2w1 Joseph Maaia 55 138.24 Russell Hurden 15 185.6 Michael Carotenuto _113 147.147.110 Jlendole 1.... . vi ,5 Charles Howard _ 24 185. Victor Slntlc - 22 170.7Robert Kepler .24 Harold Truax West End Ladder noependents 3. Long Branch"-11« 12(4 Relle! I -.17 John Madden _...., ot 1M.20 Fio.e Co.olone 21 184.15 William Carlone 19 170.8Ben Woolley .24 Harvey Walling 3U1S 117. 147« .Oliver Byron 3 — SZ]**t 4 ... ou ISti Little Bllver 5 _ 17 Victor Weniel 24 137.6 Frank LaPsrre 21 184.9Jack Delanoy 28 George Savnders . 1« Charlea Curt! .24 146.22 Morganvllle Volunteers 2 —17 Jorganvllle Independ.ntsY"- 8 IS Volunteers 1. Belmar 14 Kalph Ronson 27 13817 Harold Petera 28 169.21 Gordon Wilson - 31 J Nalepa 9 146. Hamilton 5 'est Long Brunch 3 7lt 1614Monmouth Beach 3 11 William G. Thompson ~~ 37 135.20 dene Cosentlno ~ 27 183.24 Harold Halllgan .20 169.19 Robert Morris 18 Freehold S ceanlo 4. lUime-on . " 7 17 Independents 2, Red Bank 8 Joseph Phillips li 1395 Andrew Dale .24 183.12 Stanley Dustman .. ._ 14 J4&.1 Hl James Cleary ...'_ 24 183.10 William Bennett _. _ 24 169.1° George Moore .18 John Carmody is 14* s Hatlat 1 »*; «•»!". three-gamen-West Long Shrewsbury 3 7 Henry Hutchlnson . —.21 134.19 George Cook „ -.27 182.14 Charles Hoffman 22 Richard Conner .22 Clement Surak Highlands 1 •»»* J?-2.4M; Him. throe-games^- Relief 2 T Victor Anastasla 3..7. 134,18 Ralph LaParre _ 27 Harold Chadwlck Howard'Maritn SZZZZZZ~Z.lt uS.it BrSisr"! -.-..-.--. J ugens Testlno «21; High, team garne- High team, three-games—West Long Edward Sllliwell .19 134* Waller Warden 27 182.8Alfred Bites -..- ,21 Louis Placltelll .... Branc..h sr5 . ak 8.378wan . ••b__i: _ Highn._,. . thrie-games._ ai« —~B Alfre**..•«...d • MacMoyle .. "' 133.11 Harry Rubley 5 182.4 maa0 Peter Glsleson,, 601: HighHgh, , teateamm games Oeorgs Watts H 133.5 Martin Haves -... 21 182.1Donald Kaufmuin 23 168.7WlUlam Mlnery Walkesaw r Sutphl«y.«.n •-— ?' "??o r°?.»?Harlet a . ' * .11 s Ogs Watts Chester Smith .24 188.7 Anthony Condone .24 Fred Beam . Uanoora 3 :. .11 13 INDIVIDUAL AVERAOES — WesWt t Long Branch 8 . (10(10; ;HighHigh. araarrmel l TJTaJarlcl o 182.13 "Bonny" Acerra L 27 182. William Clt-allano .28 17 Gamsj — Jessa Cook, 241. Lawrenea Steward Randy Cook ._ ....27 181.5 Charles Veron 23 168. Robert Smith ls V Raymond Meglll .24 Larry Braly 31 Robert Clausen _ iurene Tesllno __. £ m |f INDIVIDUAI. AVERAOKS Robert SingletoSngletnn . . 139.7 Louis) Agnlrae 27 180.26 WilliaWilli m SStevensot n Tei Tomalno —.18 180.7NDel Brlrlen _ ._ 27 Michael NescI .15 Harry Muslq : 7 13S.5 Unexcelled t -", - 4 2 1 a Ave. 128.13 Eugene Masco ;._ 24 Robert Stout .....18 Ted Lewis -._...... J5 138.11 Avon 3 - ^ 20 Pster Olsleson 25 16«.2O Al Bico . _1O 128.9 Alex Rogel 27 119.10 Karl Brown „.' .-17 Richard Errlckson 27 High team, threagames—Bradley 3— •fc S" ™ -zzzzz:il ml> James Wilson 27 163.9 William MrStudy ... JO 129.17 Alberl Klrms Jr 27 178.8 Edward Frelbott.. 5 130.4 Herman Worslf y .. Tony Francesconl - 27 179.5Carl Ardolino .23 18.1 William Wenat 2fi Harold Cruse « MI.S 1,5W: High three-games—Josenh Lorn- Oua Colmorgni - 3i 153,3 _S 125.3 Alfred Pound 21 186.7 John Adubato .„_._ _.„.,_.._...38 John Abbatemarco ,. 18 128.1bardl 595: High, tsam game-Hemllton arry Hurley .. Carl Kopnlckl 32 162.10 WlUlam Menie—l. — IS 121.11 Jack Drum ... 27 17B.3 Ifism "—ird Conklln ..... WeynW e BBommers 25 123 14 Chase Wlthrow 21 179.1Frank Laetelta „ vx Howard Brand -21 Al Trocchla ; is ut.%S-9«2; High. game-Louis Sestlto 23, ZZM \m.\ Jeiao Cook 14 159.7 Wfllfflm Brand „.._' -..'.."'27 Jonn Fagan . -.24 Armand Tomalne . js U4.l John Duncan 233, Wlllard Sickles 233. ames Sloeum Paul Wagner 14 159.1 William Ayr«s » 1JJ.4 Warren Brand 24 178.20 'ames Mlgllacclo .. Anarlo Del Vschla 12 132.8 Arigelo DePontl 24 177.22 William Salmons „. 21 51 Lawrence Baclgalupl ...... 14 Al NIehaus _....__ll 111. mwvrouAL AVERAOES rr33 HaroU OOlbll n .....2. 5 137.3 Jack Cramer 24 163.7 Ale* Levin .. 10 Harold Hurley .._.5 101,7 lerbert Mejlll JJa y RbRobinsoi n 21 158.1 fat Buckalew » m.t 8«m Mariano 22 177.16 Thonrns McGIennon 12 185.5 Louis Zwelg _ 25 O Ave. »avld Zlporo .s» Charles Patterson 26 153.1...... 7. Louis Poltrlnal .IS 1».7 Anthony Buzto —.27 177.15 Kobert Volmer . _ , .21 1(551 ~ " McGlrr _.....27 Joseph Qrwlka 21 172.11 :alph Marra - 21 157! Raymond Patterson 18 153.10 I'owarrl St^enaon Jl 120.3 Joseph Calver 2) 177.13 E" DIVISION eorge Burdra John Gilbert II Ha» Wlnlleld Klstler ' ...~27 «4: William Bloom _ 26 153. W L Robert Hawkins —31 21 151.4Michael Caprarlo M 153.4 1169 Peter Urbella 24 176.11 William Hooper - .24 Phil Manelnl 2' 151 RoDert Throckmorton -,.H -_. ames Katskl _ 17 154.12 .. -ge Mai 152 18 William flchoneveld . ,^3i William Young _ 24 176.11 Alex Henry ...13 Seotune Hose 2 1814 5(j loseph Lombard! -25 16«.«Idward Wylle ".'"" 116.3 Robert Cosentlno — -...24 176 10 Clem Jncobsen rt 184 4 "" ~ 1M. Marlboro 1 - „ 18 g 24 151.8 Pat P'Alola 27 152.1! Jo"" DeMarco a Louis Cllsson _.. , 2fl 184 1 Walter Stearns ._ 7 1S1 West Long Branch 4 _ 18 $ Ernest Peseux .. - 18 -„ K laymond Drews ...... 24 1M.5 Chadwlck Hendrlckion 24 151.Ernes8 t Herman ^ .17 jfjf.T Arthur Slco 10 176. Melvln Ely 21 Earl Re«d -3t 165.5 imlllo Summnnte . Alonzo Curchln 21 151. Harry Canonlco .24 175.22 Hsrhert Kotbe _ ?r 150. Port Monmouth 2 17 10 32 153.11 Stanley Rlcharfls .20 Tx>uls Aqulla. 7 1411. Unexcelled 7 14 10 William Smith '» !£• ""' " Bennett 18 153.9 Vernon Worles 27 149.15 MIDDI.ETOITX MONDAT Amory Osbc-rn — 27 175.21 fli Frank Lyons John Duncan 17 162.; William Strats 23 148.7 Luks Pryor ' 21 175.2Joseph Boccellato ... .2! 14!. Fair Haven 3 . 13 14 ' 24 153.5 LEAGUE Oil Haege Robert Long . 27 147. Oakhurst 2 13 14 rom Schmidt -.-27 iff. larenw Harris J 23 152.12 Fred Colmorren 24 148.2 L Richard Brace _...'. 24 175.2Kenneth Roseman .-IB 182.14 Edward Smith 19 147. Oliver Byron 2 as 11 tester ooldstsln « 1JI-J:mmett Boyle . 37 162. Louis Bodeno . 22 148.16 Red Bank Electric , ...._' Anthony Christopher -.24 175.John Plencey 15 162.1 George Van WlnUs 16 146. Belford I 13 11 WlUlam Thacker M !•».• 'eler Brett 21 151.1S Fried Wagner ... 1(6,14 Holmdel Llauors _1» i Henry iebrowskl 19 173 IS Don Russo ...... »«. _ ,_21 143. Uchard Cassidy 21 1M. 'eter Dellera „_. lohn Grsen ... 146.10 Edward Bloom 19 Hl Eatontown 4 ZS.13 II -24 151.1S J Clardlnette Bultdera -.17 v> Lewis Davlson 27 173.12 William Corrway Harry Aumack Sea Bright 1 13 15 Jomlnlck Davlno 23 159.22 "hults Datia _ " U0.30 SJam Woolley 144.15 oasis Restaurant tl Albert Dangler , 12 173.7Joseph Conway 27 1 It Richard Buck Wanamssia 3 u 15 Edwin Leroy 21 159-»>avld Bilger 150.20 WarreW _ n Herbsrt 144.13 Julie's Farm Market __ -la 11 Phil Hendrlcks .24 173.4John BniM Ted Mois llchard Kn6x 31 15».6 U«» Buplenskt . Larry Pick 143.1S Thr,, 8' __; ..is Ned McLsnlglln 21 113.3 .21 1S1.7 Sellsncs 4, Lakswood 11 u -.23 149.11) Lai -li. 13 Joseph Ballentln .. 2B 181.7William Palmer Neptune City 5 8H lltf Charles Eckel . 2» 158.1George Lane —21 149.9 Jess—s Brand MlddletowMl n Lanes 14 Warren Chandler .27 172.26 James Juilano.... isn.ll Joel Herberg Old Village 11 . 5 ,22 Donald Fraser 21 158.1William Kotabo . —18 149.3 William Hill .is 14 Allen Clerplk . .27 172.2S Charles Horgan IS).H LylB Cooper -. Oceanl" -o 1•, Humio~ n .- _56 1u« Harold Hlllyer 24 157.23 jverwt Lels.ler . -2T 148.20 Edward Green Mlddlatown Plumbing Supply JS U Walter Deiss 27 172.22 -hn Ruskay I»2 Joseph Hagerman JIS3 157.157.41 idwara strarla 148.17 Henry Woolley Styles Construction It HaroH Peterson .21 rai» 1W.12 High team thiee games—tfarlnoro Raymond McOoverri rancls Hayss ill Troutman ISM 1. 2.639; High team fame—Unexcelled Andy Dalno t__Sl 15J.20 Waller Boskey Nervo Bros ~ T John Mulvlhlll - 27 172.17 Ellsworth Soden 1W.7 «70; High thhre: e games—Stanley Tay- Mlllard Lamberson 3\ 1S6.19 Jennings _. Charles Bennett John Kollbas .24 172.1Nlles Cole __ Pnewood Acres 1 ! Bank Robert Hembllng 24 171.20 otto Schneider 1K7.1S Engine 2. Lakewood 2$8, larry Johnson 19 155.! William Palmar Electric 3,713. Hl«h thrte srarnaai — Robert Wood .23 1M.Mmwln Volmer 23 1S7.I"- I Allenhurat 1 .. INDIVIDUAL AVXRAOES James Dore , 20 155. ,">"n Smith _ „ John Allen H. Pearson ^ 041. High tea.m CMM .- Anthony Matovsky 24 111.5John Sneck 27 15!.23uanchport 1 Avg. Roellt Leroy 21 1S4.1I verett Ketm George Langs Oardlnetta Builders — ill. High s»rne Charles- Mller -.21 "1.4 Jonald Phillips . Ray Dougherty Fred Russell. Jr. .. IT IIWB Hamilton 3 ._ „ Loull DeChlcchlo . " WiliWilliamm Dowens .2288 1154,«James Carasla, Jr, — Jos Magrtao 364. Kenneth Smith ° 171.1Frank Morris .22 J5R.4 ocean l, Sea Bright John Dowens Ralph Johnson . 37 153.20 Bdward sgan .... 200 club: F. White li _ Howmrd Meyer .23 170.20 Richard Parker .-_ .?«" 1IW.Llncrolt 1 Kenneth Coremus John Paton .— 33 153.1 lomas Porter ... Sal Trlngola J», Skip Leary 210, Oeorge Ben Van Note _ 24 170.12 It'lo oallucclGIIucIo „_-._, . _37.22 151533 8 BBast Keansburs; 1 . _ 34 1S3.1 llton Beaver Phil Jlannlne Arthur Chasey 15 170.4 Charles VanCuren Sr. Olenn Hulshart .... ink Christopher . ._ 208, Lou Clrclgllano 908, Cso r>ll«er Presley _ 10 milPort MonmouuMonmoulni 111144 William Addlson George Bmlth ...37 153.6 J. Grover Carter _ ... 126.21 303, P. PtleniTrano 303. Jo« lp««la]* Subby Oollno -21 170.2Andy MnrriMis _. ... T> ist 9 Goodwill Hose 3 U (\ngelo Rlcclardl _..24 17«.U Chlrles Wegeman .It 153.5 -rman Rohbeck .. .rlarry Patterson — -133.15 rruk Stavolt 703, V. auwaldl Raymond BhuRarri 1R ^TVnT^Tjel g Driver „ IB mil LibertLibt y 3 . ReRd BsnBk k 10 Frank Moynahan 2J 178.Harry Sickles _ .22 153.2Jordan Thompson Claude Whalen 34 124.124132 Henry Fartenfelder 26 110. William Lyons . et ipiu Satontown 3 10 Robert Hansen „,_!—-ZZZM 113.2I William TM&\*'ZZZZ 37 162.7 irthur Crochet Grover Burdge . .„.. 23 122.9 Alvah Va"derve«r 27 189.15 t*arv»rt radman *»^ ^i*»7 taymond sialmack Arthur Ttfarelll IB 122.7 T Liberty 2, Red Bank 8 George Johnson ...34 17120 WlUlam FHterer 37 151.2 Walter Gilbert -•..- -.24 188.16 ""rt P«rrv SR. rtrr Holmdel 1 « Stanley Taylor 27 189.«touts Albano 1S0.1' rack O'Orady .... Michael Qrelsl .1.0 H8.« Howard Monahan .15 188.9 T Imlllo Coeentrna ; John Schmidt , J« 11S.8Estontown , 1I JllHnm Warean „ * 14BR High team, three games — Hamlllo Frank Festlgo 27 1M.2Donal1 d Leroy 2J 1».J Wward "">" '• '4 "".8 3 3,713. High three game! — Kobei Harry puncan 31 150.2lobert Flavin Charles Wilson 15 110.7 .8* r Howard Meyer, Jr. 31 1J7.1 Frank Gasklll "" cllffwnSi"' Zl .ii h Russell Woolley 21 158.8 'nm!m V"'tp" v! il'l Woolley 623. High team game — Haml Gilbert White 3* 187. Wlllard Sickles 23 150.3 Henry Frledlander _JT 1O7.» Richard McConnell 2* 167.B ^Ick Arbla ' Keansburs r~ ,16 13 ''anHyn DeLlsa ...Z.ZZZZ 10 Ti!nton 3 859. High game — Robert Wooll William Stoll -.24 188.20 oseph Shead IT MM •ed Lube Manasquan jHTtliU JCsCldfO „„ ... M 1fl 16T," 1/rert we«t _ / 130.1 243. Piter Tomalno .21 188.13 :alvln Schaeffer 16 14S.9 Divmox .11 14 Walter Anderson i—24 168.51 tmM .T^rnst^ilt . el 1^«" INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Paul Whltfleld .21 195.15 aarrett Thompson 30 1*8. irtls Bmlth w u Port Monmoutri —^ II -. «eors;e Pepper _ ....v...?l l««.ii Oeorge Straehle 3 125,2 G Avg. Lewis Nelson ..Jl 185.15 Charles Johnson 25 148.: tors;e Silvers „. Shark River Hills 3 19 • Red Baank 1«, Frank O'Brien 31 168.11 lester Opdyke Holmdel J 19 S East 1 IT Vincent Renzo 21 179.7Ray Tomalno 24 185.11 Walter Kotia .27 14S.SIheeter Thompson Morganvllle Independents 3 ...19 S Little Sliver THward W'nger J* i«O5 C" DIVISION Ralph Parsons 27 178.Norman Cottrell _20 165.Ralp1 h Montedoro ...v23 148.7 Harry Hopkina 10 164.5 Antonio Vaccaro — 24 177.: Ronald Hohensee -25 148.Cxmls Fornarotto, Branchport 3 J7 10 Point Pleasant 1« W 1, John Hendrlckson 33 184.22 Cdward Miller "" "' Phil Daly 3 ....._•_._.—. 18 It s) r.«o'p Woods ..." m.vi Oueaji 1. Point Pleasant 18 6 Paul Albercht 26 177.Edward Tlllon 34 1S4.KCharles Farr«U -.31 148.6 2 Tred Hanklrs 2(1 163.11 'ames Patlon Oceanport i ... , U 15 200 club"— Jack Hayes til. AdelpMa 1 17 10 John BWdmoro .27 176.:Robert Moss 34 ltt.t Robert Taylor 31 148.2(oseph Wilson James Turnotk ?' "•>"Little Bllver 4 17 10 Harry Welgand 24 175.: iwrencs Homer 9 164.8 Chester Yetman 21 147.22 Portaupeck 3 .. 11 IS Louis Cosenllno 18 162.11 Ted Slomeana 27 Chester Henry IS 184.TLeroy JIulse IS 14T.1 ohn Thomas .. Belford Independents 3 9 18 HIDDEN MMA BART WOKKXY WMiael C^rdner '1 "".7Neptune City 1 17 30 173.: fllter Mcftavltt .. . Tlnton Falls 9 1» I.F.AOCB Engine 3. Lakewood . 16 11 Wilbur Estelle 27 173.: Harry Pembleton .15 161.1Raynor Harker II 147.1 lex Cosentlno , William Herbert 12 162. Rescue 2, L>akewDod 16 R Edmund Ryan .24 Robert arant 25 163.20 C. Allan Qulaley ...1» 147.2 Branchport 3 4 23 Robert Forbes - 27 160.21 173.1 Carlton Borden - ...33 146.1erry Caaclano High team, three games—Phil Daly 3 Deaiir Plan — _ » Onkhurst 5 _ .15 9 Kenneth Yale Jr. 27 KKenneth hh OOrendortt 244 1831 183.11 ludolph Tettl —2.3M; btt I Dominie elements 17 180.13 Neptune City S 14 13 Russell Cottrell 22 II!. Lan Peter DeNlcola _ 37 146.1: HigHgh three-games—Georggergee It It loiter Clayton ...__ ...1« "".•? 172.: John Lansj .24 163.9Walter Holtr. ....12 146.11 lohn WamocV .... Webb—5455 : HighHih, teat m game—PhiPhill DDally Hunrli II II Belford 2 - _ 1214 145Joh4 n Giles ..... 3en Cook 24 153.1 win Meglll : Induitrlal 14 IS Frank Larayette 19 189.13 Jikewood H. * L. .11 18 Fred E. Veth 22 171 Daniel Skinner iindsay Lemolne .20 146.r] J600 HigHih hgame—Davi Didd Barton—265Bt365. TM Mlll-r _...W 'W.17 170.: 18 163.7 .25 146.6 jve Blkora ...... INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Carllonn Ort tl II WMtslde Hose 11 16 Walter Wolelsia 17 Harry Brower 37 162.14 toy Anderson .... Tiara B«autr 11 1« William Behrens 18 155.13 ~"'" Daly 2 10(4 16(Walte4 r Wright .18 170. William Harnelt 18 162.11 Emsst Dodd 31 146.3 O Ave. HMv'lL Perkins 1° *^7 170.1 "seph Pet rone . 27 158.17 John J. Ryan ^T 1J Oceanic 1, Long Branch 10 17 George Lewis .-..27 Edward MacLennon 24 162.10 /suls Sestlto .... 1-6 145.20 •Ith Eckroth Ted Wilson « 156.4Elberon 9 M Joseph Shields .... _27 170. Arthur Manelnl —.24 181.13 Charles Mongano 18 145.1 William Thompion 34 1B8.8 Star Cltan»r» 15 11 Jis-oh Ms*nv«ky . "»1 "K.1Hoo6 k & ladder 2 S 19 Arthur Paulina .26 159.: Barney Zgeland -.28 161.Walte» r Bmale 27 145.li HeglnaM Hyde - 24 153.3Independents 1, Red Bank 8 16 Robert Liebenow 21 169. J. Hussel" Woolley 32 161.2Theodore Adamko 28 145.1 John .Toslln ..... H ^'.7 Michael Polly 27 16S WlUlam Horsman ._ . 2* 160.22 Aloyslus Carey 34 145.K Ralph Lewis _ lR 134.T Hfstfi tpfm, three games—Engine 3 .27 180.18 Charles McCall .._ 27 145.J T 2.7671 . High, three games—Henry Allen Richard Stoner ... 168 Peter Mlstretta ..„ /itinrr inrini Rr *> '"1— High, te»m fume—Engine 3 BSB.Frank Frosch 168.: Jack McQueen fl 18IJ.1 Darrell Dundas -.31 145.1 Donald Polhemus - 13 152.10 High pmr -Hay Roussell 247, Jack Robert Woolley 2.0 167. William Walsh 33 159.1! Robert Cornell _...... 2._ _2. 144. . 6 T---V T-.™.—, 9 147.7Henry 2(7. Donald Henry .2t 161. Raymond Bryk .23 159.11 Uoyd Thomas 34 1 ARE YOU Joseph Kellenyl .12 166. Edward Cooit ....: —.12 159.TLlewellyn Hllter ..... ~22 "143.9 INDIVIDUAL AVERAOES Leater Herbert IT 143.6 "B" DIVISION O Avr Raymond Hill __1» 166. Warren Relnhardt _ — » 159.4 -24 165. William Walling .54 158.23 Elmer Bahrenburg 7 143.3 W L Jack Henry ....27 188.3 Btanley Fowler . Stanley Slnlnsky 31 143. Independent 2, Long Branch If) 8 James Hendrlckson .27 181,2Mervln Wilson -.20 165. George Cole .23 1H.17 READY 185 William Tansey 26 IB. Alfred Storer 30 14S.1: Freehold S -. 18>4 S'i Frank Blddle , 2.7 ISO.* Joseph Dillons Joseph Capestro S 143.« Katontown 1 ...-1 .18 11 Robert Truex ,". .:_.2:44 179.23! Michael Harmyk — 164. Raymond Walling .... _.._.1« 157.11 wanamusa 2 . ..15 12 noml-ilc "Figaro 24 163. Dir. .k . Hofman 19 1«f.7John Waddlngton — J5 142.1 Joseph Cltadwlck -a. ..._. 24 179.4 Russell Tllton .19 157.Rsy Papa S I4J.1 Oceanport — — 15 12 Henry Allen ; .24 179.2Bam Zol 21 163. 23 141.1: FOR SNOW? ttumeon 3 _ -...1414 163. Charles Bllenberger, Jr. 21 158.16 Robert Rungs) Joseph Baclgaiupl ...- 27 176.21 William Reynolds wW- HV*A _* dfej* M WM *SSl lovnoirtsi . 12 163.: Thomas Vetteri ":::•__._""» 158.12 Stephen Lambertson _ -34 140.8 Neptune City 3 - .14 10 Anthony Schmidt XI 176.22 Andy Clterella _..24 Leon RobMm. Jr. 54 155.20 Robert Deane 8 140.1 I 'tile Silver l 14 10 Frank Buono - 2t 176 72 George cajanec . 22 162. W-st tons Branch 2 14 10 ist. Edward Johnion -.3! 15S.1T Richard Bohnert T .16 140. Carl Hendrlckaon .27 176.8George Be'levoas — 25 Robert JTsrase .22 155.12 Edgar Wes..t . .- ...2.4 J39.113:9 WE ARE!!! Oliver Byron 1 ..14 10 162. Richard Wheaton 24 176.7Howar,i Heglll 23 Leon Tilton _ 27 15S.8Burnett Barkalow .... .24 138.3 Unexcelled 1 11«4 15M Pettr Coulas _ 27 175.2Alex Renro _ .—™—26 162. Charles Lambertson , ..19 13T.1 Avon Fire Dept. 11 13 162. Ronald King 31 155. Herbert Wood .25 173,8Frank Holmgren 2J Howard Miller -. ...31 154.20 Vincent Ronca .30 135.9 Farmlngdale 10 17 Harry F«ry .11 173.7Claude Borchardt ,...26 161 Jh Shf .. 7 134.2 Volunteers 2. Belmar » 18 Lesler Newman ...„ -... 6 173,5 161 Bruce Schaeffer _.31 164.20 Vary ccM wMlhar Kenneth Durtls 2< 181. WlUlam Robblns .24 15J.6 30 132.8 Hook A Ladder 1 7 20 Joseph Flammla „ 3T 173.5Qus Katerlnye „ .^ .12 Louis C __ 132.6 W»8t End Engine 4H I0U George Hoy _ _..!6 173,1 161 Jos. Hundertpfund, Jr 15 153.4 Chester Thomas ~,H 16O.( Oliver Hoppach . 25 152.19 Howard alll 12 132.1 High team, three gamea — Neptune Kenneth Luker n 172.17 Harrison Morris -27 Leon Walling 19 128.10 and th* mart nwlariftplaM Cllv 3. 2.7g5. High, three game»—Nick George Darrajrh 27 160. James Borer 5' 157.18 Fornarolto 620. High, team same—Little Robert Nlmon 160.' Louis DeVito .28 152.12 Elmer Myer. ..s. 33 125.U Arthur nousaell -.22 172.1 imes Cullen —,,..-—————21 Raymond Shsehan ...... 2j 124.2 Silver 1 1.026. High game—Clement 'nrnes Robins „ ...... 2" 17'.?' Llebenow *f 15!> John DeLlsa _ 25 1ITC.4 to avoM lair mbnt* •ommera 257. .23 171,18 John Polhemus - 2) 158.Rev. George Murphey 31 152.S George Decher .13 1U.8 Melvln Kaplan Harvey Holland 24 149.13 William Van NrXa It lle.l Thomas Estlow 21 149.7 Joseph Wyman .21 H8.9 luy MWI WhUi prictt an low Ralph Huhn .12 1(7.3Shark River Hills 1 Francis Golden 111 H7.OoodwIJ U Hoss 1 William price .. .2e) 147.Llncroft 2 end «ar ttoek plMttfiL HaroU Conn .... 34 116,14 Honraouth Beach 0 „. Arthur Green ...... Portaupeek 1 IT'S THE LAW! Marth Wetzel .14 lrt.10 Utlle Surer 3 Walter Horn 14 14U.5Union Fire 1, Belmar .. Ih non Mtt ROD tomplku, ttnmiri and In eltiei, onllniiKii (Ilki thi on btltw fa Nmrt, ILL) William Moge 1li 148.4Wayslds 3 J. B. William Kuper .20 143.11 Union Hose 1 . faqulri that yuo nut m«lp >ew cir with WIMTEH TIRES or Ontml William Wood .in 1(3.10 Ocean 2, Sea Bright Joseph Miller 6 143.4Rumson 3 COMPARE OUR PRICES Ilex Saharlo _.._I7 1(2.20 Northslds Engine) . »orgr» Harmyk . _11 111.11 Rlvsr Plata 1 Cennelh Btirdge « 27 140.55 Brevent Park 3 ohn Milliard 20 140.14 Wall Fire 1 ... Fred Koch r* •"ft.is Keyport 1 - . U.S. ROYAL WINTERIDE 'avid Carlisle 37 139.12 High tesm, three-games—Wayside ouKlns Applea;at0 27 138.63—8*493; High, three-games—Robert SNOW Russell Tomalno .21 136.13 Barraud—587j High, team game—Way- William Tteu 27 133.1« side 3—951; High, game—Harry Oos- Arthur Melllsh IS 130.11 IU—2(2. Frank Marian! ...... n 12". INDIVIDUAL AVERAOE» W L ROUTE. 'rank Eastwood .22 I1T.20 G Ave. Edward Sherman 11 106.URobert Barraud . 17 182.8 John Young , 24 17S. SNOW TIRES amsmsoiinss nivnioir Northern Smith « 174.1 REQUffiEDONALL Jceanic 3. Rumson ...2w2 Chester Suplenskl .12 1U.» VEHICLES UNTIL lonmouth Beach 4 19 Waller Ooliilng .26 168.18 Jnexcell'd 4 .ID Harold Dressier 23 161.1 STREET CLEARED Belford 3 „ ..15 Robert Irons _ -.-24 167.1 OF SNOW OR ICE/ Hamilton 4 . 14 George Maxwell 18 166.15 Rumson 1 1314 10iOui y Wllbanks l» le».» ceanport 3 13 14 Harry Goslln . 23 I66.S BUY THE PAIR Neptune City 2 12 1J Joseph Costa 27 164.16 Ocean 2, Point Pleasant 12 U Robert Morley J« 1M.13 Marlboro 3 12 15 Morgan MuUord . 17 163.10 Neptune City 4 .12 15 Harry Sags .177 163. 183.110 Sea Bright i .... _ .10(4 MKRobert Amendt 13 163.8 South Belmar 1 .10 H Frank Webster — 12 162,11 SIZE Blackwall Whiuwall Shrewsbury 3 S 1» Fred Garrabrant —XX 161.19 Atlantic Highlands 2 _.. 7 17 Kenneth Johnson .26 160.1 Tubtless PRICES Fair Haven 4 5 2! Malthew Mullln 27 15B.1I PRICES To Be On The Safe Side This Winter—Buy Now and Save. Hlirh teem, three sram»s—Unexcelled Oarv HaM 24 158.12 I, 2.1508 High. Individual three games Stanley Ollbertson .27 15§.» 650x13 2 for 32.40 2 for 39.60 —Wllllnm Matthews 5'*. Hlirh. teKm Paul Pollack 2S 158.1 GET FULL 4-WAY GUARANTEED WINTER PROTECTION ame—Rumson 1. 917. High game—Wll- Richard Hsllam .1» 157.1! lam Matthews 258. Charles Youmans .26 15S.22 750x14 2 for 37.60 2 for 46.00 Bruce Bradley 1! 15».T INDIVIDUAL AVERAOE3 Rajmond E.iltnd 27 1M.2( 800x14 2 for 41.60 1. Ne tssv-Ns Dn>|b..,Buirt«oGe«nlWintefCItl>eteits...AIIGensrsl3llentSsfstrWnterClea< ilarvln Fowler * .20 lot.15 Harold Solomon .34 1S2.M Edward Galso .._ 27 152.5 tlm ere guaranmd somt OsfKU In «ofananiMp am msteriats. nthony Barnne _...2T 1W>,15 .50 1S1.12 710x15 2 for 41.60 (or ths I lie «tro tin. Giaranleed In wiiUnj. 'onald Merker _ .16 160.12 George Fehr 2 for 51.00 fnseph Haider .34 100.13 >wls Bieg ..... :... 21 111.11 4. taanMeeo f» Jl «srittis:..««ilnit Nonnsl Rosd Harantt.Qus» :iiarl(rs Van Curen, Jr. 2T 150.21 Peter Mauro. Jr...... 18 151.T 760x15 2 for 45.60 2 for 56.00 tnteed In wrtlB^. HchaM Cramer 24 159.12 Walter Imlav 12 151.8 John Parcells 31 150.16 Oefsra «»•...Cswsalurt iarlietTsrasl lohn Schuil 24 159.8James Snnw ... 9 1IKI.S 800x15 2 for 50.80 2 for 62.00 Milton Coeyman 21 1M 12 ...is, 1W,3 •II Nylon It northi II Rsron coratruction. Mpjitme* pro-rsted on Edward Ryan 27 158.1(1 Bflwsrd Rungs Thomas Knmr. ?0 IM.ft Xer Purme 820x15 2 for 50.80 Cenenrs current prkei at tWne or sdjmtmeitt iarlo DeMarks ...27 1O.24 2 for 62.00 rValter Covert, Br .2(1 158.9Fred Ksmnf x>u!a Schuff 23 158.Edwar5 d Coll cnaui's turn turn IHCIAI. Sdward Stanklewlcz .27 157.26 13 1(8. ? ynn Karnhem _ W lMlfl Bsillyy ...... 1' 117.13 • ALL PRICES PLUS FEDERAL EXCISE TAX THE lames Wagner 24 157.13 arrd Clavton n 117.9 r Hm Willing c*ri**ih . ohn .llocum 21 1M.B Walt'- B<-holl 28 1(7.9 • PRICES AVAILABLE THRU NOV. 30TH ONLY ment snd Balance (GENBHALl larry Faby .21 156.6 4 27 116.23 SenK* swnaWa at len Harris -T. n l«.->3 Thomas Warke l>uUnU«wlr>l Lester Carbons 26 1(8,14 TIRE [arvey Tllton _.. ...24 155.Phili3 p Eager ..'....IS 1(6.11 tobrrrt O'Neill 34 155.Herber.t. Levit_ t ...5' K61 :hri« aifford .. 154.24 Paarur-cl -M 1(5.13 BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT '«t Karlnla '.14.21 William C«sty 2.1 1I.M1 V>n»H Schmidt - 53 154t9 Edward McBorley _.— 21 K(.« CARRYING A COMPLETE STOCK am Karli|a - ** 1M.18 Allen Wr'rtit - 1" K(.5 Charles Illckman _ 20 1M.6 John Fowler - .21 KM BARRETT BRAKE SERVICE George Brown 21 154. Richard Hendrlcks 17 IU.OT FAST SERVICE BY FACTORY-TRAINED EXPERTS frharln Schulr. .26 151.6Charles Earle -....2J 1(3.13 • OF NARROW WHITE SIDEWALL • [rvtwr. Quarkenboss .72 1M.1 larrlsson Covert - 56 132.lt Robert Prlnfli ..._ _ V 1(1.11 1V Olen Romervllls ...17 113.1 rntst Earler - " M» thn HAfstetter '"I 1(3 1 Frank Porter's SNOW TIRES FOR 1962 CARS Fred Klelmlnski - ...19 152.14 Harry Certer 21 111.16 in Jtkubecy .?" 1W.1Te«d Tic. _ Ill 1(0.15 acit rwran . 27 150.15 Arthur Walling 15 1(0.4 Vllllam Hansen _... 5n 11M.11 3Al rtt^RtO ?( 11ft 7! BOB KUNZE ED GOLDEN 'Illlsm Fanner 18 150.15099John Mertian 71 13».S0 DonaH Bchell . 1" ISfl.T rvmald fill! .: 23 IJ» .1 Kav Knikm-ikv 17 1.VI.5 Elmer Blumel _ -18 139.2 Robert flagurton ?4 150. Rlcham Corbett —!« U7.12 RED BANK TIRE CO. len Ttlegelman ...... II* 149.9I>ouls Commesso —16 117,6 ohn Newmsn ...18 H9.4 Shrewsbury Ave. «><>« MHO south of Airport) Ted Br-dley .2' I4M4 Jovnh P«rry 22 116.1 SH 7-3404 ft TKiuidM Patkfr - 21 115.20 ^rnrs BIy . ... — 27»H .U Korman Long 21 135.19 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT IHori Cook 21 I486 Michael l.lanwsky 24 134 10 MIDDLETOWN GENERAL TIRE CO. ilex Helmbacher 3 146.4 Donald, Walker 4 114.2 [van Voorhees , ri H«.2Patrlrlt Mason -.-11 133.11 lillam Pearca 23 K8.2Waller England 3 133.1 • BILL CHADWICK • LES STEVENS Ralph Conovsr -.2.1 K7.27 fume* Worrell IT 131,3 RT.36& AVE. D LEONARDO Thomu Mccann .22 147.13 Vllllam Klliman 14 111.• Frank Lane 24 14T.1J foseph PeGulseppe 23 181.T ilmer Itothery .-. .IS 14T.5 ichard Fnrsman .W 1*«.' Chester Porrar '. 12 146 9 RED BANK REGISTER AT 1-4091 OPEN DAILY 8-6 John Uitnliirasso „., J4 141.S Hr.bsrt Was» L—.— M 14«.» 3eorg« NelMrllen 3J H».l» Friday, Nov. 17, 1961-21 a-Frid«y, Nw. 17, 1961 RED BANK BEG!STI» AUTOMOflVI AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AM) TKUCKJ AUTOg AND TRUCKS UrrOSANDTtUCKS M* torn — vm <**«, Tmii-O-U AUTOt AND TRUCKS drive, mm'am. r«il». b«»te.r, •> tf'i1. KB* («. u, am"«!lau. i YOU'Ji. AHNOUN&MllfK he>t«r, ndlo. wlr« wh KwatWizICPTIO T*KK tRUCWTrl *••?•'• IWf KOtlCAN HUMCV aUUOB HOST AND FOUND windowf, Mu ntw, SUM. 300 or btit oftar. C»H < t vast CHEVKOLVr v-« tout-Am ledan. radio, haaur. ten («od MMUtlai. (J«y« or m 1-UM nlbti LO «-»« * automatic truumuitdti, pn. CA + UH CSBVUdSnr V4 power i »lt tort otter. CO t-tm. JOBT White ptnknt with blue 1M1 CORVSTTE - Convertible top. USO MASH — Four-door aedan. Four 38M or CA 241241. radio, heater, new tlrei, oae owaer 1953 OLD8MOBILE - Tiro-door hn tndrr sides and purple specks. Vlcin. 370 Up, S-ip«MArammlnion. Call SH US5 or beat offer. OS 14128. top, hrdramattc, radio, heater, ne ty South St.. and Pleknej Rd., Find- excellent tlree, radio /and beater. 1125. 1954 HASH RAMBLER — Good Condi' 14804. J12-2209. id i. JIM. call after 7 p.m. 391 1MO COMET'-F'our-door atatlon waeor coven. whltewalU. JIM 8H 18ST1 •r pleaw cull. SH MUM after t> p.m. 0381. White, -radio, heater, Automatic tram CHEER IfWn THUKDERBIRD - DIAMOND 165S BUICK Special A-l condition. FORD 1959 Palrltfa. radio and healei JOST — Pambook No. R 18082. Finder BLUE. »2,»75. CALL White. Radio, heater, power steering, mission. Tinted wlndihleldi, power w, good tlrti. needa Home motor worl lefto relurn to Monmouth County Ni O3 I181S 1M7 VOLVO STATION WAOOK-RaoUo window. Deluxe trim, new Urea. 41(90 tonn Bank, Red Bank. elme custom trim. 11293. OS 11809, an,) heanr. A-1 condition, ttoo. call S42-1SM. |3W. SH 7-0354 betwwn t-T p.m. WHEN YOU SEE 1»5S PONTIAC Bonnevlll* four-door I860 CHEVROLET BISC/VYNE—Radio, OB 1-3H7. 1859 TRIUMPH nation waion. Mud an Actloul That's what Th« Recuter VUla hardtop, hydramatlc, power tester, whltewalls, automatic tranrnltt. 1981 BTUDEBAKJCR VSTw(Ml

•t •OATS * Aecmouu HELP WAJfTgO-Mri». Tmd»mt* WAWTE&-Mi>« FOB nm APA1TMEOT8 RED BANK BECISTER TrHty, X©*, 17, 1961—23 tARSE SELECTION ONLY ^NE ROOM THIS IS YOUR UFE HOUSES FOR SALE ROUSES FOK VOX OF NEW AND SHOP RITE SUPERMARKET All the ingredient* of prestige liv-1 ~ ^—' RECONDITIONED BOATS MIDDLETOWN EN YOU CAN GET A ing in a magnificent waterfront SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS: setting on the lovely Navesink ^^^ • FJIERGLASS CRUISERS River can now be yours. Redi ' M-fcNTY OK KUOM BY PEARSON Full or Part-Time Bank offers an enviable upper, For gardening, romping for children and privacy, too! Four-year* MALE 3 ROOM OUTFIT <& PlrUloa ol Orummin Alrcrait) FEMALE income environment and Colony old rancher on three acres. Spacious living room with log-burning • ZOBEL SEA SKIFFS • Butcher. • Cutriere OF NEW FURNITURE FOR House keeps pace with a glowing fireplace, large eal-in kitchen wilh wall-oven, three bedrooms, • Dairy Clerks • Wrappers assortment of luxury features!screen porch, patio, attached garage. Plaster walls. Two minutes • Produce Clerks • Produce Sealers Jthat are true keynotes of el-j to commuting station. Amazing value at $19,600. jegance. , i . BLUE WATER • Grocery Clerks • Bakery Clerks $288 iOnly two five-room smles and* BUILDER'S SACRIFICE t Porters ' • Appetizers $3 a week Near the river, this new three-bedronm ranch with two baths, large MARINE, INC. sone penthouse apartment arc still TOO Oceaa Ave. Sel BrijM, N.-J, • Receiving and Security i available. garatie, \i acre lot. Just reduced to $25,900. (Al Zobel'a) • Front End Clerks INCLUDING A RENEWED |I COME AND SEE MAKE IT A FAMILY CHRISTMAS 842-0091 Part-time personnel must be available nights, Saturdays FAMILY SIZE REFRIGERATOR 'FULLY AIR CONDITIONED:A real gift, immaculate custom beauty looking for happy family. and Sunday. ICE BOATS — Arrows, DN's. end Ici Just look at the bargain you get! 10-pc. living room including a,RENTALS COMMENCE AT sPaciou,s livin*> ,roo,m ?ith ^wry.f»«Pl?«. ^ family dining birds. Boat, Ski and Scooter Center, room, I»rm style kitchenl , entertaining (un room complete witn 79 White 6t.. Red Bank. SK 1-112 sofa or sofa-bed, lounge chair, cocktail table and two end tables, INTERVIEWS START MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20th, 9 A.M. $250.00 cocktail lounge, three large bedrooms, 114 baths, full basement, DUCK BOAT — U' lonj, all plywood, two matching decorator lamps and three throw pillow*. food condition, MO. Call TO 4 P.M. ON-SITE PARKING two-car garage, many extras; plaster walls, hot water heat, Christ- 291-8081 10-pc. bedroom including a dresser, mirror, full size bed, inner- mas tree-like grounds, complement meticulous ranch design. Own- Apply new building, Rt. 35 and New Monmouth Rd., Mid- IBM CHRW CRAFT Sporliman — 17' spring mattress and matching spring, two decorator lamps, a throw er says wrap and package at $28,900. in h.p., mi tow, many eitras, uin dletown. rug and two colorful throw pillows. COLONY HOUSE ' n»w. call 842-31H8 Saturday or Sunday, IN RED BANK 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 5-pc. dinette in gleaming chrome with heatproof table top and; SPACE - UNLIMITED INSURANCE - Marine, outboard-all SHadyside I-55M This one-year-old home has four bedrooms, two recreauon roonis, forma. RolMon Waterbury. Realtor, HELP WANTED-MALE SITUATIONS WANTED, Female four matching chairs. since 1625. It U. Front St.. 811 7-S500. plus a den. Entrance lover, spacious living room, formal (lining EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Excel- Other three-rorjm outfits $359 to $895. Adjacent to the delightfully BARGAIN - Any boat you want ti lent skllU, extremely efficient, penon- charming Molly Pitcher Hotel. room, prettp y kitchen with wall-oven, three full baths, basement, own. Uw bank rates. Financing DRAFTING able, 10 years' experience electrical en- Among the many extras—wall-to-wall carpeting. raDfementi completed In one call _ ffneerlnc. Detlres position Red Bank FRANK H. TAY1.OR * SON, INC. two-car garage. any of our offices. TOE MONMOUTH area. Write "Executive," Box Oil, Red $31,900. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. 81) 1 CHECKERS FIELD FURNITURE Batik. MAIN OFFICE. 10O& MECHANICAL EXPERIENCED HOUSEWORKER ~ 9-1 East Front St. Keyport, N. X 23 8. Hirriion si. East OiAng* HAZLET OFFICE OFfERING: , MARINB 8UPPLIE6 Wlshe* ctayt work. Reterencei. Cal Three years experience with 0 Ereryttilnf for Ifce Boatrnaa New OR 3-8100 See this three-bedroom, two-story older home—living room, dining Jeraey'i urfeat marine aupplr b strong electro - mechanical WOMAN — Experience! wilt care fni room, large kitchen, bath, attic, basement. Oil steam heat, two-car Bvlnruda Salea and Servlce- background experience. Must child, day#, In own home. Phone SH FOR SALE FOR SALE HrKlClENOI Al'AKTMENTS and TKB BOATMAN'S SHOP 7-0176. detached garage. Large 100x150 lot with trees and ornamental be able to check mechanical roomi. Weekly rates, mvirsiria Kfolcl. U Whart Ava. Red Bank 00 N. Rrldg» Avr. lii-d Hans. bujhes. Aluminum storm windows, screens and storm doora, Vene- SB HIM, drawings (or Signal Corp ac- LADY DESIRES POSITION as hftuie BRINS YOUR ROLLERS SALE keeper-companum. Will drive. Refer NEW VVNOCEI. -WINDOW SHADES BECONP FLOOJl ^Tlir««" rixmii!' DallT tian blinds. The 4'/2% GI mortgage can be assumed (or approx- IV CABIN BOAT — Not a new mood ceptance. ancea. CA 3-1417. Put 0:1 while yon wait. LUCITE WALL PAINT unlurnlsltctj. utllltl^a uirni.Jci;. I.IIKIB imately $3,000 with monthly payments of $99.00. Only $17,000. ' but In tool snaps, will atll very r«v RELIABLE WOMEN wishes to tak All sizes !o 36" By Dupont or couple prelfrrtil. 13 Allan Tl.. >lcrl •OMDle. 7t Ninth St.. Belford. PERMANENT LONG RANGE Car„ * of children in her hornc. 157 As advertised on television. j*eg\ nanit. an 7-0007 or SH 1-B17I* PROGRAMS, FULL COMPANY u"iple Ave. SH 7-2603. Will board. $1.19 ea. 17.43. Sal* price $6.79. EATONTOWN—Tluce-roum unlurnitlitu; PAID BENEFITS PROWN'S apartment, utllltiri. R&raEe. No pctl. i BUSINESS NOTICES PROWN'S 32 Broad St. Had Bank SH 1-75O0 Arter4 p.m. U 2 1«3» | WALKER & WALKER SITUATIONS WANTED, Male 33 Broad St. Red Ban'* REFRIGERATOR" EAN KOOMB TVir~ REALTORS LOU VANPEL.T - Odd Jobs an! Hani ASBURY PARK LUMBER aPECIALS—2"I4"T8' utility linens, utilitisutilities, parkiparkinsn . Route JJ baultai. THREE RELIABLE BOTB available Excellent condLtloti, H^ FFrospcc t A\eA . SB ,«H. 66t Br°'d Stre« tor yard, attic cellar cleaning. General for basement and attic partitions 39c 811 7-W15 INTERVIEWS each or 10 pieces ?3.5O picked up. Hed Hazlet, N. 3. ojtdooi work. Cftl! evenings. SH 7-1689. Bank Lumber. 9 Wail St., Red Bank. HAY FOR SALE — fimoI:hy~and Clov- ""tin spring Shrewsbury, N. J. BTH TRUCKING er, 80 ton. Call COlfax 4-5212 Str.d-jravel-flll dirt. Call SATURDAY AND SUNDAY HANDYMAN — Iniide, outside, paint- TEMCO GAS - Floor furnace. 70.WHJ ^ 291-185T , ing, alteration!, furniture repairs, on- NOVEMBER 18th-19th ln»r making, elc. Joseph Foster, SH 7-BTU all controls. Call aftrr six, 842- y part mu Member Multiple Listing Service OSborae 13126 1 0514. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS — 1-. two bedrooms. Adults. Fur njipolntnient M DUMP BODY TIU'CK, availaBlelo 10 A.M.-6 P.M. 5403. two weeks to buy at below cost. Head- 1 tf nmove traih from yards, attlci, eel' SAVE AND BUY WORE boards. J3, Hollywood bfrtl complete lBe call ^I^^* ^-. ' M 1'ank. 24HOUR SERVICE larav etc Also, equipped for contract- chair, $7.80; playpen, W.W); bedroom Ii5, dinette nets $30, crib mattress, Ing work. SI! 7-21i«ce $8. crib complete (.12. atfp nnd coffee unfurnished, garage, tit Hi: lea included, SEND FOR CATALOSUE AND MAP FINANCIAL living room suite, $39; •washstand, J5.50; tnbles. 47, Boston rockprs, $15 Do your convenient location OH 1-1676. FOR TRXB WORE. C«O Iras ferUce, H n!gh1 tabU- ityplQK, trimming, removal. Call LI BILL BOOTHE leather golf bng, U. .l; Oil rial inn 8 shopping nnw and 1ft vour A PAHTM K NT "~~~FoiTf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES $3.50. More and more! dollan buy much more. Variety Fur- ... antl bath. All utilltipj. Included. J-iMO fair irea titlmatea. FuU usuraac East Front St. f unable to apply send resume. MAJOR OIL COMPANY hat a modernT niture, U5 W. Front St., Red Bank. Comfortable home in Matawsn. Adult* $20,500. WILL BUY 4 BEDROOMS, J BATHS IN RUMSON twO'bay station (or leaie in Red Bank. TRMJE IN your old rurnrtur* witb no only. December 1st. , LO EraH^sTbrtMwirrt)owfl iii Modern Cape Cod in good condition on a most convenient street ODD, JOBS EMERTRON, INC. Moderate, investment for itock tnd down payment and get a new parlor Heaionable, l West fit,, Runmon KOUK-ROOM — Bungalow apartment Equipment only. Training available. Call or dining room let at taie prlcei. Wil- and garage. IB Ko««r fit., River Piivia, near ocean and river. Living room with fireplace, dining room, SH 1-7853 Field Engineering Division Ml 3-0100. fl-5 p.m. alter 7 p.m. BTt «•liam Left Furniture Inc.. Hwy 35. [RAY MINK STOLE Cost »SBO, NT. J. Ideal for ml (idle aged couple. room/den. Kitchen, garaga with workshop, screens, storm *uh. 701 Lamont St. N. W. 03S8. Mid a let own. SH 1-3213. open evening* AINTlNa AND PAPERHANQINO till Dp, in. will fell far $200. Black .. Tittt* ills room painted one edit, Washington, D. C. SHELL 8ERVICE STATION — For sweater, white (ox collar, 150, S42{.lifted- , all modem Imp rove me nil. Call Jctlllng, »WewaJiB and wood work, |25, •aae. Oceanporl. Excellent bunlnesa 1329. Call be/ore 10 or after 6. Hil 1-riQti?. ^ YOU COULD LIVE ALONE AND LOVE IT Call SH 7-3491. Sd Zlnstr. opportunity In center of town. Informa- ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE tion call EXport C-3537 8.30-S p.m. KAY~ACOCSTIC aiTTAR — And liiv THREE ROOMS -- Unf urr lulled, ntwly In this modern air conditioned Little Silver ranch. Ideal for the and alterations MALE HELP WANTED week dayi. Rent A Piano $12 per Monthplifier, reasonably priced. Call SH 1- redecorated. Inquire 1-7 Wallace .St.. older couple too who like to walk to the trains and (hopping cen- 8822. IWJuA. Can IMMEDIATE employment In our re- KN'ABE. MAfiON'-IUMUN. 8011MEB BH J-6311 LUNCHEONETTE and property, fully GRAND PIANO — •Reclining lounge 1 00 ter. Large living room, modem kitchen. Two bedrooms. Car- osntly opened factory branch. Job, equipped, Includes year round home, C*BLB-NKUaO.N. BVBRETT. 8TJCCU RED BANK -• Unfurnished a ™-" ***- openings (or MAINTENANCE, COL- parking lot, ll train St.. Keansburg. Til* hath, two blucKa fn>n. bu* «ni( peting, range, refrigerator, screens, storm sash. Reduced to $14,500. LECTORCTO S AND 5IAXAOERB TRAIN- okmaa Ave. A Main St.. Asbury Pk. railroad. Available December 1. |85 EESEES. PPastt experienci e nott necemry. OFFKRING aubatintlal amount work- Opia dllly till > Sal. till 5:30 month including gas. tn*n! aiirf utrl.v i- EMPLOYMENT LIVING ROOM bhgt~ao!ttg anVchnlr dunl hot water lank. For appointment PICTURE BOOK HOUSE IN A FAIRY TALE SETTING We train you. Permanent position*. Ex- Injt cars it a 1 to Itufllneenfs. SH 1-B060 or PI: 1U3OI blue nintchiiif chair, nnd two cellent opportunity for advancement. writs Boi 44. Red Bank. d fill i-uis. HELP WANTED-FEIVIALE TWO INDIES WINTER COATS — Onelumps. Like $73. Painted barn red naturally. We know you would not want to eat kitchen Ml. J25. IRWIN'S, 27 Mon- duity rpie cloth coat and one brawn kh FURNISHED — Three room'»rhot77oi(i off the floors but you could! House and Garden planting. Trees. MQISTERED NURSE — 8 to i SALARY $95.50 Labrador Stal. tiize 18. Practically new. mouth St., Red Bank. writer, heal, J50 month? Inquire Man* S to 2, Inqulr* tn person 10 a.m. "We are hlrlnc now MORTGAGES ROJonabH. LO CW7, MINK~I)YBI) MUmtRA>~CAPE7~w7- ny's Stand, tl Main Si,, Kcanflburg. shrubs, etc. Living room with fireplace, den, dining room, most J p.m. ZUvercrest Nursing Home, Chap- Call 511 1-4014 ACCORDK1N — ImpoTtcd Scsml7l7fnil ...Jul condition, |S5. Two tots with RnOM~APAKTSi'ENT~1' ill- modern kitchen. Two bedrooms. Large enclosed porch. Full In Aye, Red Bank. far Personnel Department ball Accordion. Ked and wlilte with mattrenses. $15. Uvlnfc. room ohnir. SiV MONEY erraclal. Call 811 1-6261 or SH 1- basement. Asking (22,900. EXPERIENCED OIHL tor~K*nerai~oi- :usc. Qooil condition. 53J-3T0I Antique mahogany mirror, $30. Call 812- 170T. OWN A HOUSE? NBED CASH! 0673. flee work In retail utore. Must type. HOWCA8E3 — BulUble for any type Credit experience preferred. Apply to Prompt, court«cus a«rv!ce for rHRES RO' OM~u nriinilrti'ea~apVrfrn«inC. • HOUR IUFR0VEMSNT8 dry good*. Can be seen at V6 Allen ING ROOM SET -- Nine piece'i, >oreh, all utilities, private bath, iiri- Mr. Powlkei at our JCatontown Btorc, PI. SH 7-0585. china closet, server, table ami six Rt. », at tha Circle. Huffman A • DBDT C0N80UDATION ate entrance. Near 1m* lino. Inquire DRAFTING mlrs. Extension* and pads. Excellent ,t 152 fihrcwibury A\e.. Red Bulk. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY Boyle. rail BARONET RJBAWV, CO 4.J010. COBBLER'S BENCH — Coffee lable. condition, J50. Call after all p.m. all 7- .iiple settee, antique lovt> st?at. IMDV REAL ESTATE SALES LADY—For new DRAWING CHECKERS r 1229. REALTOR lawbuck table, large p]n e glass mirror, I1RAND NEW liuiLDINQ IN BKL- office In fast developing Holnnlel area. Experienced with product ion draw- ~TA 8-0892 or KE 1-11819. SACRIFICE — 10-plece dinitiK room Xlctnie preferred, but inexperlenceti ings for electromechanical pi ft* FORD — One-bedroom apartments, air 91' East Front Street Red Bank. N. J. INSURANCE et. H cu. n. Philco refrigerator, end :oncllt.nn«d. npar transportation nnd con side red. Bhorawny Realty Co., CO 4 and aisembllei. Familiar with Qor- FRENCH PROVI.NCUL~BnEAk~FKONT allies, two wool ruga. 811 1-4875. SH l-8'OO 1010. •ramertt Btandardi, Job operation* —A flhowroom lample, ^i4».5u. Iwm ihoyplng. ideal for stngls pennn or In imiplf. Coll 08 1-1806 or_ SH 10533. HOUSEKEEPER — Mature woman to ra&hoxany bedroom suite. 1119: solid fli!ADE~TREES — NorwftF~fnapres" AUTOMOBILE rock maple couch, S39; mahogany knec- brancficd. Crimann King Maples. Blue KBANSBL'RG — Beacon Beach aec- Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing ioln hippy family. Winter* spent In RED BANK, N. J. AREA lole desk. $29.50; glider, {12.90; m&hog- Sprue*pu, , Taxus, Htckai. flaturdayiy and ,lon. 4li-room apartment, rvirnlnhfrf jHorlda. $24 a we elf salary, one week y droplpaf Duncftn Plf* lbi Sdund y nlyy. (JllJ e B , F d day and every Sunday off. For detail! INSURANCE n y Sundays only. Bros, Farm and unlurnlal.prl, available immfrfiatrMy, Ca.\! Good aiiary with travel allowance W3M M e nndd more! RUSCIL'3, 25 NurseryN , SoutSth St., HolmdeHdl l (opposit(i e bpfnrr 10 a.m. or altrr i :30 phone OI 6-631I. HdiK NO AOS LIMIT 10/20/5 $25.36* East Fronl Stt. COMMERCIAL RENTALS HOUSESJORJUENT OFFICE CLERK—Experienced In b^ok CIVIL WAR LONG ARMS — Few oth-EXERCTCUS -- Motor driven expr. APARTMENT — • keeping desired. Apply Monday. No- [ill reiums immediately or telephone • Six Month Premium clslng machine, new, 201-2429. Call aft IIOOU lor rent. Center — —. • Convenient to Uif^- er Civil War good!. One cannun i ilx roomn, tu-.h Rna fin ruffe. AiUilu uaed alio for ff / 35. LlrinE room, timing room, kitth vember 20 Shop Ilite Supermarket. (Phil.) MA T-T«O pounder! LI 2-2220. Prlvale collection. er 5 p.m. Coma tia Kt, 35, New Monrnouth Hd., Middle- SH 1-3450 CA 2-2W. ;»pace. Approximately 2,iOO iq. fL Write en oa Or«t Cloor. Two-bedrooma »nd town. RUGS — Never ustd. From 130. 9ll2. REFRIGERATOR Philco, excellent con • LlnVfi Rri LODOK" Box 611. R«d Btnlt l>ath on arcond floor. Nlr» corner lot. (litIon, $35. Gas it $140 n.tmtMj- V\'fart-Nn anace ai-jiUabie if dviirtd. c«i«i«r References, required. SH 1*343. —,——JT'IXH TONGUE AND GROOVE attic REDDEN AGENCY Joiepri O. JkfcCue. neditor. At2(HU. >RES8 MAN—Offiet. MPErtenced only. TWO RUGS »1ZB Sxll In goo^l condi- ill. livlnf room, 4m, din In* room. KOUSKWORKER — dne~or~two~d~ayi. Heady pmltlon. Chief 22". Apply Klrmi MERCHANDISE «ul) floor (rnorers fir) S'.tc ruining it. moiiern kitchen, bedroom, (II* t>»tr. tion. Can be seen at 52 Monroe Ave., nirkftd up. Minimum delivery 500 run> SHadyside 1-5660 Ssperlenced reliable, call •Inllng Co., Pa 44000, BrailHiy Beacli. Shrewsbury after 6:30 p.m. and powder room. Sacond floor: four 787-3127 FOR SALE nlns ft. S27.50. !!ed Bunk Lumber. 8 REALTORS - JN'SUROKS HOUSES FOR RENT >cdrooma tnd hath. Bajemeni, Hoi EXPERIENCED PRODUCS MANAGER WJC BUY AND tJELJ. anytlnog and Wall St.. Red Bank. SH 1-6500. water on. itno.O) par month on leaf BOOKKEEPER — Experienced only. —Top »al«ry. Apply Victory Mtrkel. Multiple Lilting r avarythythUjgU , CGiv e tlie mghei.„„ l price*. .10" OAS RANGE four-burner, grldrile. * ' (i. McOur, RialtAr. S12-OU4 Payroll to Kenera) ledger. Apply Mon- ront Bt., Red Bank. HAMMOND pJl Wil at301. 3Mapl3 e Ave. '" Corner BerjiRed nBan 1*1k day November 20. Simp Rite Super- William L«lf Furniture, inc., full size ovon, $65. Chrome dinette. WE HAVE I number of excellent- »IAN0 PLAVER — Friday nnd Bltur SH 1-3213. Open *vt- Cray formica. $.18. 30" kitchfn rabl-»t. TUnfurniiheV market, m. 33, New Montnouth Rd.t ORGAN STUDIO SANDY HOOK APAJmiENTS — Un-ly located three and four-bed- twobcftrium raitcner. 510dem kitchen Mlrtdletown. lay nlglit. Apply In person After ~ .Tin its tilt ip. a gray formica top, $17. Office desk |30. OF afifil/RY PARK Console electric lewing machine, ,**" urnlghfrt. Llvlnc room, bedroom, kitch- room homes for rent In the Mld- and bath. Larce lor. leaaa at $116 Atlantic Motrl. 121 Fair Havl Hammond Spinet Organ (New) _„: n. baUi. Available At reduced rntci to monthly, Wean-Nemath Asencr. Reit BEAUTICIAN part-time or ruff time. IT'S NO TURKEY 143 Harrison Ay*.. Fatr__Haveri. dletown area. Near schools, With iomc following, Experienced only. Kalr Haven, N.J. WurliUer Spinet Organ -.-..- ...L retired couples or reU&bln mlult.i. >r, 1OJ Wdt from St., Red Bank. Ill Colonial Hairdressers, SH 1-22P2, .IECHANIC — And tank wa»her. Das Conn Spinet Organ j?OC Without a roaster from "Rainbow". TWO rpHOLSTERED chaira with oi- Pleaii pliona for tppolnlment, 2flI WHS, churches, shopping and bus con- W(1 night work. Apply Rollo Truck- Hammond Cord Orian _. „» Large self battlnf roaiter $2.29. "Rain- :omana. $5 each; deik with bookcaae F. A. Oehlhaui, Rfal Eatau, M«y 36. SALESWOMEN — Experienced In gins CS15 Broadway. Keyport. Stnall Cord Organ 1 6: bow" TV k Hardware (opposite Acme •M«5 S10; antique aquare table |10. Leonardo (next lo Blue and l\Till« Buit nections. Price range, J100J165 and carls. Write "Cards" Box Oil, flALES AND 8KEV3CH) lot) Broad, Red Bank. Til per month. Annual lease avail- Red Bank. HOE SALESMAN — II or ov«r, «• WANTED TO RBMT l«nc« not neceisary. Apply in per RENTAL AND JN8TRUCTI0N OOINO OUT OF BUSINESS — La*t _ FOUR^OOM UNUBNi¥lIBbPn able. LAUNDRESS EXPERIENCED -- Work ion Thorn MoAn, 16 Broad St. two weeks. Many useful used Items, THREE" SETS Lionel trains - Many ac- ment, iTlth heat on Hwy W, Aluidie- WANTBD TO It«NT - On. or lw» dons In own home for family or three. Open Dal If Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 beds, tables, iprings, elc. -Vame your cessories. 6'xS' layout. |150. Phone. OS low n. |73 month. Call &H 7>3Tfl6. garue. Call SH ltMl afiir 7 Quickly. Vlclnltr Rum»on of Pair Hi 1BXT0N lor church In Kumiort. Be- COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. own price! Variety Furniture. MS W. •2C2t. THE KIRWAN CO. ven. Write "EXPERIENCED" B6x 311. ten Iht aje« 40-95. Call Front St. LIONEL TRAINS - Two ten. and ATLANTIC HIOHIJWD8—Three rnomi. 845.0306 PR 50300 tracks. ReasonableRbal n . MaplMls comer cup- fumtihRt d or ualurnlibed. »U uttlitlet, vatvtanmaiD SHALL aptrtnen Bed Bank. rrt-EWRITERS, ADDING maoblne REALTOR AV wanted for route. Highland TEN-PIECE dining room set, hoardhd . OS 1-00151001.5 I2B1-M37B1M37. nooil location. Call evmlore. SH 1- COUNTER O1RL WANTED — ISTJO. All makes new or used. Guaranteed 787-5500 eat appearance, apply In peraon. aunary JOW at JI3. Serplco'a, 101 Monmoutt three-piece living room set, van- TWO WHEEL trailer. u«, ateet deck j APARTMENT - Completely oray LaRue, Hwy 36, Eatontown. 8724010 It. Kext to theater. SH 7-0483. __ .jnrln««. 7l0xi» tire*. Hotpomt IldIncludini g allll ntilltieatflltla . WaiherWaihe . dryer. S ity, double bed, kitchen table. SH Deluxe automatic two-cycle waiher. W etc. No extra money to spend. Country WOMAN to share lovely home, private FUIMBIR'B HELPKR, t'UAM CUSHIONS — In no me aer. latinosplierr juit a nice place to live. Avsiiabl* immtdiately. Hental |D5. CO id 7-1409. Catherine^St.. Red Bap*. ' -' "*" "' — FURNISHED R0OM3 room and bath, weekends off, care for Icr Phon« Ll 2-0177 FOAMART. RTE. Call SlIJTf *"40Ml *tfttr f'VP children of working mother, $20 week' 13, EATOKTOWN. DUREX BLACKTOP dressing nnri icftl- TENPIECTEN-PIECE wnwnlnul t dining room •titluite.. RBD BANK"—~L«rge hraiatt»tlti.YS. Red Bank Lumber, 9 Wall St UTTLE SILVER—rour-be4room home, maid Diner, Route 36, Leonardo. Bl® DISCOUNTS BEATTIE PARK mnn prtfered. Call after 6 p.m Sll I- *H Bunk. WANTED U.IXUIUOUS GARDEN- APABTMEST8; ' McOOWA.t-RTAN AGENCY (MM. ^_ WILL EXCHANGE tliree-room apart Inslde-cutslde paint. 300 colnn. Gallon t'flEP ORIENTAL RITQR BARB EMPLOYMENT AGBNCy OVERLOOKINO THE BEAUTIFUL! SH 7-JOO0 NICELY HT/RNl«mI) ROOH ^~R«3 menl Tor child care. Call 222- Qualified Personnel For Quality Ordera. white U08. Gallon Latex white |3.4B. CIU:;E3E AND TCRSIAN SHREWSBURY RIVER. j Wallpaper ttlscounts. 'Rainbow" TV FRIEDMAN GALLERIES NEW SHRKWSBUKY - Seven.rty.m, Bank Women'! Club. 210 Broadway. Long Branch. CA 2-4T47. Free Installation * Hardware (opjioslte Acme lot' BUD BANK'S NEWEST APARTMENT! :wo-bath ranch, full baeemenu attached _ BH 7BM1 RECEPTIONIST — Doctor's office, var EXPERIENCED WOMAN wants work ALUMINUM COMBINATION Broad. Red Bank. 4-3143 Kvcnlngl CA 2-7481 cai-acu, walk Ui Bcliovli, oearvbopplni I*d dutlei, must type, dealre short' Bciumo ! SEA RHlOl.r -• Fiimlih^ run" troninj. Call LI 2-1862 3TORM WIMD0W8 # ireai. Call LI M»I7. T" " a houieV#eplng larilitlex. hind, reference* n"frl*H. Typewritf after 6 p.m. VOOD — Fireplace, store, furnace. . Eleven 2T'ix35. Three 274x43 SITUATED AT IMCVBT AVR, resume to "R.D.O.". Box 5tl, Red Bank •Icouire's Market, Rt. 34, Calu Neck. LI 2-3349 evenings. Off SHREWSBURY AVE. UIDULETOWN OAK HILL tnree. WOMAN — Wlnhfi (lavs work. Will 6 for $77 Hfi-4323. Evenlnict 4333. _ ... iHEIl BOOMS " -~»insie~aoi do holiday cooking, with other help. ENCYCLOPEDIA? used let of World double. Cal) " limit to Ruestfl. CA 9-0537. Three-channel tilt, triple Itiierl DISAPPEARING STA[R^yAYS - Sold, Brltannlca. ggSJT^ffo^L-Sraij, M&$»zbz'^•->-•- HELP WANTED-MALE_ triple tilt action! natalled. Ladders and icaffoldi Tor rent RIT 1-1704 PINO. \ .L'NFL'HNIBHBD HOUBB-UvlQg rooirt, ip. Newark Ladder and Bracket Co.. BHsrtyiirti L750O N'S New i>r usn!. any oanflltlon; klluhen. two bvtlroom.1. imti " al.vol.c ROOMS - Clean MECHANIC — Salary and commisa 1 on. 516 Corllea Ave., Neptune. PR 6-6510. i ROOMS tlOl <', ROOMS S12S modern. ggoJ location, |12u. Avail obit ortable. Reatonabla Ugtlt tune up only. Apply In person PUOWN'S 32 BROAD ST.. RRD RANK ) plstoli, revolver!, .ued flihlng IN'CTLL'DIKa PAJtKINO BPACB SITUATIONS WANTED, Female '1ANOS - Bava $200 or mor* off Hit kle. Call 787-0595 for fair caih or imni#diat«lx. Tb* I )owit m AKfncy, Qentleman preferrad. Phil WaWman'a Gulf Service Station. THUEi3-P#ECE - Llvlnff room auite. ltl r 91 "' " tnd West Front St.. Red >rice on brand new 83 note Spinet trAfI ! Another Quallly Hoimlng Projret ^• ^ ^ £«"_ Prom St. fll!i-woa BH i-»aro._ Mple two end tablea, cofree lable, like new. ilanoa. Ten year zu&ranten. Com* Bee *' ______Hy Oenoia Bulldiri, Inr 8HREWBBURV BOROL'OH — Near Call after B p.m. BH 1-115J. JUKS — Paintingi, N. J.Atln'.l UTTLB*BTLVBK" — "inibifd'un" oecu- PRIVATE BATH and ent«nce~Laii» Bank. school. Will bnhvult fi my home by ,nd nave. We service (That we ifII. 905 Main St., Aibury Park, X I. itcy. tovely eiyht-room eoloi M, Kuur ,cl»ets. bualritrta preferred. Refer- hour or week. SH 1-3163. fenMr'i Mtiaio Store, 30B Main St. EGtntet purchaied and appralied. HH bedrmms. I1., baths, recreation room, ences eltlian«nl. Itunion. H]-I(H IJCIN8ED — Insurance toifPltori. Pull BEDROOM SET - ^unTT^rT NaXewnod FO 3-21B0 7-7003. Tho Hu4«<»! Shop Inc.. 811! VISIT MODEL APARTMENT or part-time. To aell competivB home- bookcase bed and chest, grey mod broad St.. Bhrewnbury. OPEN DAILY 12 to 5 Pl|, own in and automobile In-iurnnce. Liber- WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners Llk? new box «pr!iiK and innrrnp* \NTwrks AND BUTCTA-BRAC " rM al commlitloni, leada (urnlahed, cal! or othir occtiloni. Call mattreea. two lampn. J65. IRWIN'S, T OLD FL'RNITURNITUP.E - AntirjueaAnqu,, chinchlTr |Horui Agency, Kealtor, WK» River PiI.|P" " batft. »ingl# or couple. VtU ! « a?hstiinfjM. J6.5(t; rush button, chairs. Coaled exchnlve rentlnj efeni I l-'»;r Itavfti. BH 7143'.'. ,11 <*niher Mtilti- vpti- nrtin»». 8Vcamor« A^«? . flhrew*- 8H MW1, SH 1-8881. 27 Monmouth St., Ked BanK. 2.75; Victorian cane seat chairs, re- Hlo«.i arr, art objects and orlc-a-briic IniNliril. SD.50; Victorian iircakir'ul, m d cash for anythiny g and ev- 95; Victorian marbletop table, $29.50; erything Ruicll's, 2b EEftit t Front Bi.. arfhur - AttracUve Cape Cod. Liv; .larth* Wftihington sewiiiR cab.n-l. tl i.iK rocm. d'nlnR, (Urcn bta(uon\t, butii.j 12.50, AIBO Btprllrg ullver, china vasci, ''a»*ni«nt, attached xarage. Nice 1(JCI-| RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE >alntinRii. etc. KL"3C1L"3, 25 Eaat From lion cloic to ichouiK. |ltt5 per montn. j It. BAHLAV KfS."ELL M. BORl'8 Agency, Rnl : HOUSES FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK i C'LUMPa -- Best name AGE.VCY. INC.—REALTORS tor. tfOO P.lv»r Hi., Fair H«v«n, III 7 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY vnrl- 1 3 11 111 M ltl r tles, eaca h clump jnoyy br dividedd "-"siTrpy~HoTlOw|«* BAMO8 AVE. ASBl.-RV PARK! *? -- *" " * V\ Li-ting. _ our to ten new [ilnntnlt . WhitWhie 11-VsllvV a Karni 'THREE-HEDHOOM'Hbr8K""-"3Jt BERG A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! axlma. J1.50; pink Sarah Bernhardt. 1-23S2 I PR 4-5555 jsnlvitllee Rd.., J|IW r*r month. Kudu GUI. OB i-2-.i); Sp. YOU g rinV'polnled OE - AKC acrnt. Matllir Qualified Buyers level -mis e to i , . |rj|l . females narkefl. =r.: -.. MINFCP.NUIUED HWrULlSO -- Thr««i la the best li r n! 110 J-im. TIDIKE KOOMR /urniBft Short of Cash? Use Our ant and iivide peoni A. lLEItiSM- __ .._ . Jiraiicp and hath. Arhi.i 1- rivatf,.,.., t .'n-jhefj„ t(j,,nii, hot *\r oil. full hat^rocnt. • Adding Machines—Typewriter! Cesspool Cleanlnj Painting and Decorating ; i u;rv farm, our half onlli oljnACIlSIU M) out-car gars (ft, no p«tj, Layaway Plan [Mlddlstown Railroad fitfltinn nn illddie PtTPS AKC. malrr'1-2967 or Ll 2-2277, I.-A.-,-. Jllii loontli. WIN' ADDING MACHINES - Typoivrllen 8KPTIC TANKS, dry (Kill Mrvlcad. CAP.L B JONES-Pamtlnc and itec- towti-Lincrott Ft'!.. OH 1.1*17.1 tnt breeding Phone BH!^;^^,-; ~ . "nen^[ullv" kfpi Iwo £; dpluxr ranch furnlihM, iwojj Mid. tmted repaired. Seroleo'l. 10) oratlnt Oeneral ccntraetlng. Fre« aner S bedroofn npartment l>i ttvu-family en it. two tinth*. hut air oil. VETERANS Laerhlna field added. Backboe work. I POOlT^TAEI.E -- Regulation sire, good Mmmoutll BU. n«d B«nt 811 HOI: C H Wllaon. BH 1-1MS. eitlmatea Call BH M3I3. 24 noura - - Silver, male, toniaj house. Ijovelj* rurnl atrnimiiliftre I NO-DOWN PAYMENT* !condition. Call an>r 10 a.m. |AKf . . wonderful with (120. ^VMMill «r 811 7-2052. nr annul family. t3(K» ni-mth t'll] . ! SH 1-M7S ,r)illdrrn.' Rood watcli ng, must nacrl- TWO-'UOOM 15. 1U."V, f,\f-ruom eii«V"sTove. Hotpolnt newly dfrnn , n\] Improvernpr.ti UCM U t> Jinlth. but you fmn't automatic washer, Philco refrigerator ln tl)l< 1 SPANIEL. • »l»ck. nin^, cjii'lcs lit lilt Hlork from him 8 \VjHl RUrr R.I. ....Tnwt.. none »' cuil'H' !' oaCt you've M(n Old Dolli, gum. Jewelry, cut [l KXPURT MKNU1NU - Cnina. t,ia>7 BARB SERVICES^ 7.2 cu. ft. .Vhitft rriD wllli enitniirTl AKC r«Btat>rpd. Lovfn rhil- 2OS6. [»,,,, t,,,.,^ thli ImmiwlnU Horn* with furniture. Civil W«r hooks. AppraliaU •liver rellnlahlnf and plating. Ttiariu* TYPINO — Publicity; Booldteeplns (locals, mtttrpBH. Taylor Tot Bt roller, flH 1.7IW. nftrr 6 31 "HOWPA '.Ihrtt Urge htdronma, forrnitl dlftlrir nude. Oilman. SH 7-1141. oa buclceta. China A aiaia Shop. 147 playpen. Call after -V 811 1-4115. | u t*R-RK'tRRK!! HHtuOM HoraB IiffMn*!!!! routnroutn.. .-ci*nc.-ci*ncrr kitchekitchen *!O*!Ott ttlnetrll * 8ervlce. MlmeoKraphinr. Will pickup REGISTERED —'English fttrt pap- er, conip!**tc, /urnlah^ii or unlitrnlnlied Broad Rt.. Rod Bank nil T-MKL anil deliver. CA 8-.1500. fB arra. :.'tw Hhreftibury. »123 prr mnnth. :annf »nd «(rij,i*r«dr(ri j . fulfll bin I A\A7CCT TV M - s Sf25 monthly. OH 1 C33J ''All v\ |)2(l7f iwlth oill hot wittewitt r hratheat . »v»tsire»v»tsired gs- Appliance Repairs f •lorni is»h. and a Biff dlBccuntfl. High tradr-lns. KL H*NiaHEI> A'PARTMKNT - All utij, 1k F Fuel Oil - Heating termi. Pay after Ciiristniiii. PACHSfd-'NI) — AKC r'glntfrpd. MtiiM, ndiilta nuly fall f^rtfr »1 p.m api*it lot Oonv«nten . APPLIANCE REPAIR ind InlUlli- Radio-Television Repair Very reannnnbl* Plio-'- !f)42-lr>!W. C'ail after s lmw" TV &. Hardware (opp^slt* 787-37H niiDitB pontiiiaa a: lion. ReilflentHI and commercial »rlr- lot. Broad, Red Hank. _ crr ln|. Allen Blectllc. BH 7-MH. FUEL Oil. * ILEAT1NO—Call BH 1- A. a KADIO * TELEVISION CO— T'KFt'RMHUEP Ftl'MHON. iUvr V.on.t\ OHIO, Oil Delivery. Inc., Serrlet * 12] snrevaburj Ave. an M75A «rnv- 'TW^POLY-COMMS^-Tw-o-WriV^-itlrVn KITTENS - HlonH rennles, three J ties Included. cflr ipacf, Vnry hamly location. Tltrr** btrdroomi j Non-Vet J420 Down • 8«le.. l Herblrt St.. Rad Bank. ICE W1IILB YOU WAIT. with four rlwuinela 7 fi 17 10 imnnthn nld. (inu«ettrokpn. lt»ve chlMrrn. no pet ari'I hath, living «nj dining roirm. Auctioneer Call 81! 1-5323 ••".*. **(vnwK . rt^ m, 7.4^2 IniihM ,n'i one cm ifaragf i Monmouth County Office D FRIUKRANO "Ttit Carpenter." Rooting, Siding and Insulation LIKE NEW - ComblnatltMi crllT _.. " ' rf" Wliil« SI Avttllnbte linni'-URt'-ly /tola nil Pier X, UrfArr, [•.'.atnritilwn. Id 3-11(38. lalts Herv.ee ' Suppllw And two bMro".T« duplex. Out and cen-Call your own btoker or Call SH 7 ion Agency, m M.v/3 n I.I .•Oli.l Clotrdaundiw. n«D BANK ALUMINUM IFKODUCTB VOXJlt CAUSAN - Ptlnler. decdrator, rftj Proipfct Ave. Little Silver. Vbr 1iret-pi?cB llvfnic rnoni tral h*at!ng, |1^0 p^r month, up. Walk- Storm wtndowi. aiding. awnlnga. p»Pfrh«nitfr. 7i yrare evperiene*. 43 m your Sltctrolus, call PR KH81 er ing distance l^irg Branch Ittllon, «hop- REt> HANK ranch, modern, bfautiful location, \ear- (More Cluilfled Ads SH T-MS1 or 811 1 .51a. Chipln Ava. Oil 1-1701 alter « p.m. •H l»T0. ni part, 21" Admiral tfieviiion. Three plnr nrrB. heitrh, icbooli. GT, utilltiet, Three room ofllfe suite. Fariilnit, rea- iy-!*«•«, yi50 monthly. Smtnt? >|?n end tablei and lamps. OB i-03«0. air condlitonlnK- <^A SOW, CA 3 STM. sonable. Cs'l 2SH15*9 aflfr sii pm. rj. 8I2-1IW, On The N«st P«ge) it—ftVUy, Rw* ff, WBb UK/IK flOUSI HOUSES FOt VAX. HOUSES FOEULE nm wx. ttousu rat HOUSES SAL* HOURS COS SALE HOUSES PO» SALE RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS HALL BROS. ROISTON WATERBURY 600 River Read, Fair Haven, N. J. ';. • • REALTORS ESTABLISHED SINCE 1925 JOSEPH G. McCUE Member Multiple Listing Service SHady$ide 7-4532 WELL KEPT RANCH IN IMMACULATE CONDITION - 813 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN bedroom*, 1& baths, lovely bright kitchen, living mom, paneled Realtor OUR STAFF SHadyside 1-7686 d*n, open porch. One-car attached garage. Nicely located fa 30 RIDGE ROAD, RUMSON Russell M. Borus Mary Margaret Rich quiet neighborhood. Transferred owner says sell." Excellent fi- Tony E. Hunting Ruth H. Spoeri SPIC. . . SPAN . . . SPOTLESS! nancing can be arranged. Immediate possession. Only $22,500. 842-0444 >- J. Robert Hensler Theresa S. Bonnemi Split level just painted outside; like new inside. First time offered ATTRACTIVE RIVER OAKS RANCH] with lovely landscaped "There Is No Substitute for Over 36 Yean Experience Member Multiple Listing Service five bedrooms, 2'/2 baths. 17'xlO' recreation room, patio and grounds. Living room with -fireplace: dining room with picture barbecue, attached garage, fencing, excellent value for growing window, three bedrooms, modern kitchen with dishwasher and LITTLE SILVER CAPE. COD-WALKING DISTANCE RAILROAD PICTURESQUE SETTING — One acre of lovely grounds with family at $26,000. breakfast area. Full cellar with recreation room. Wall to wall STATION—Very Handy zoned-for-business neighborhood. Excellent brook, six-room ranch, wall-to-wall carpeting, screens, storms, carpeting throughout. 4'A% mortgage may be assumed. A buy at BUILDER'S SACRIFICE $28,000. • condition. Two bedrooms, tiled bath, pine paneled den, living washing machine. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING, porch, quiel Spanking new luxury on Bi level on spacious plot in choice neigh- room (fireplace), dining room, modern kitchen, basement, garage. location. Real value at $19,900. borhood. Large foyer, three bedrooms, two tiled baths. 2O'x25' Call us to inspect. Fine value. $16,500. LOVELY GROUNDS WITH LARGE PATIO AND BARBECUE- TO YOUR ORDER RIGHT IN RUMSON - A brand new colonial family room with fireplace. Lavatory, baseboard hot water heat, Flve bedroom*, 2)4 baths, finished game room in basement. Four, RED BANK COLONIAL — VERY HANDY LOCATION - ACCES- style bi-level. A one in a million chance for you to own an eight- two car garage, laundry room off kitchen. Just reduced for im- years old. Asking J26,0OO. SIBLE EVERYTHING. Remodelled with new copper plumbing, room, 2i4-bath home in this town for only $26,500. You'll get a mediate sale. 528,500. new wiring. Three bedrooms, two baths, living room, dining room, two-car garage too. Choose,your own tile, Formica, linoleum. REALTOR - INSUROR kitchen, attic, basement, garage. Really a bargain at $19,000. For a look at the neighborhood and more details call us now. FIRST TIME OFFERED Sparkling Cape Cod for young family. Three big bedrooms, tiled MEMBER RED BANK MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE LITTLE SILVER - CHARMING, COMPACT. WATERFRONT, SIX BEDROOM ALMOST NEW: Split level in excellent school dis- bath, one-car garage, basement game room with bar, excellent 16 W. FRONT STREET RED BANK. N. J. HOME—DOCK AND BOAT HOUSE. Foyer, living room, dining trict close to shopping center. Enjoy recreation room on rainy condition throughout. Assume high FHA mortgage. Low taxes. room, kitchen, four bedrooms, l'£ baths, basement, two-car ga- days and security of children playing on dead-end street other Convenient to shopping center and school. , Only $14,900. SHadyside 7-3500 rage attached. Spacious plot. One of a kind. $46,500. wise. Excellent value at $20,000. RUMSON — DELUXE COLONIAL - CHARMING AND DISTINC- NEED FIVE BEDROOMS& This modern home has that many. SPACIOUS NEW COLONIAL TIVE — RIVER VIEW. All rooms very large. Center hall, liv- In addition It features a dining room, a family room, a laundry, Center hall plan. Three-exposure living room with fireplace, ing and dining rooms, paneled den, charming kitchen, powder V/i baths, basement and two-car garage. Few need'more. The formal dining room, latest kitchen including dishwasher,' dryer. A. FRED MAFFEO room, maid's room and bath. Four bedrooms, two tiled baths. setting? A rare one. Huge evergreens, dogwood, a completely Three bedrooms, 2% baths, large den, full basement, attached two- REALTORS Excellent mortgage terms available. Beautifully situated V/i acres. private backyard. You'll agree this is a choice property If you'll car garage. Choice Fair Haven location. $31,900. Many extras. One of our outstanding values. ook with us. $24,500. 73$ BROAD STREET SHady.ido 1-9333 SHREWSBURY NEW SHREWSBURY PHYSICIAN MOVING ELSEWHERE-LISTS Member Multiple Listing Service BELOW APPRAISED VALUE. Excellent value in ranch home. CROWELL AGENCY Special appointments. Living room, den, three bedrooms, VA MATTHEW J. GILL LUXURIOUS, LOVELY — Spacious, almost-new four-bedroom baths, plus two rooms used professionally. Would make Idea home. Living room and dining room with wall-to-wall wool car- guest wing. Many, many extras, basement, garage, patio. See "The Broker Who Knows Middletov/n" REALTOR peting. Spotless kitchen, dishwasher. Large den, porch and patio. this at very very low price of $28,750. Screens and storm sash. Excellent landscaping. $27,700. HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN SETTLE IN RUMSON ' MEMBER RED BANK MULTIPLE LISTlMG SERVICE OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 Give your family a break with the best schools, lowest taxes (only RUMSON RANCH — 21' living room, spacious dining room, four $247), four bedrooms, two baths, basement, garage. Walk to bedrooms, two baths, modern kitchen, full basement Secluded SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE school, church, shopping, swimming, playgrounds. All for $18,500- but convenient to schools and transportation. $34,500. Most bargain homes need work but not this. Owner took in trade RAY VAN HORN REALTORS RUMSON ROAD EAT OFF THE FLOOR? You wouldn't but you could in this de- anxious to sell. Beautifully kept, fully landscaped. Living room lightful Cape Cod. Living room with fireplace, gay kitchen, two OVER A QUARTER CENTURY separate dining room, large modern kitchen, laundry; two bed- Brick and frame ranch, age seven years, with 22' living room, 12' bedrooms on first floor, large dormitory size bedroom on second. rooms, bath, paneled den or third bedroom. Full basement, new dining room, 13' modern kitchen, 2O'xl4' paneled den, three fine Member Multiple Listing Service Full finished basement with built-in bar and laundry room, garage. FHA heat. GJ no down. Why pay rent when $71.50 per month bedrooms, two tiled baths, patio and two-car garage.' All on a DON'T WAir-$14,900. pays all? , beautiful acre. Owner wants to go South before winter. Offers RENTALS — Seven-room riverfront. Four bedrooms, two baths, accepted. Asking under appraised price of $32,000. two-car garage, $200. Seven-room Rumson home, $150. Modern A STEAL AT $9,000 VALUES LIKE THIS DON'T LAST HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE colonial with swimming pool, $290. Estate cottage with two bed RUMSON ESTATE RANCH rooms, $110. Attractively decorated three-bedroom, l'^-bath split level in Mid- dletown has had excellent care. Bright living room has air ol To settle estate now radically reduced to $39,000. Includes large REFRESHING TO LOOK AT $8,000!! Yes, that's the full price for a desirable five-room bung* friendly charm. Unusual feature of split level...s this has clean, living room, dining room, modern kitchen, four generous bed- J. LESTER RIGBY Every room smiles at you! low in a fine Fair Haven neighborhood. Oil burner, porch and dry basement. Recreation room, many extras. Transferred owneri rooms or three and den. Three tiled baths, wonderful basement, ASSOCIATES, INC. Square living room has brick garage. Terms. Taxes $250. must sell quickly and offers at well below FHA appraisal and hisi two-car garage. IF YOU WANT A RUMSON RANCH THIS IS fireplace, pretty dining room has irginal purchase price. FHA 10 per cent down. YOUR CHANCE. 658TintonAve. New Shrewsbury corner cupboard, paneled sun- INCLUDES 200 FEET OF BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT - Two DON'T MISS THIS RARE BARGAIN AT $16,900 TAKE YOUR PICK flooded den with flagged floor acres, private dock, deep water, tall trees. Modern, compact SPLIT LEVEL HOME — Threi and Dutch door leads to secluded eight-year-old rancher. Six rooms, garage, porch facing lake. Oil KING-SIZED MANTLE FOR SANTA'S STOCKING Just two minutes to Red Bank. Four Cape Cods, two and three bedrooms, two full baths, larg< screened porch surrounded by heat, electric range, awnings, basement. Florida bound owner Careful landscaping preserves natural beauty surrounding brick bedrooms, full basement with game room and bar, low taxes. All recreation room, laundry. Splen- under $15,000. beautiful little garden. Two first- asking $29,700. Taxes only $475. nd shingle home located on three wooded acres in Middletown. did, large screened porch. All floor bedrooms and bath. Large For gracious living—large Hying room with brick wall and 14-ft. on a ',4 acre and priced well al second floor bedroom and bath. SEE THIS LOVELY 8-ROOM COLONIAL - Large plot with trees. MULTIPLE LISTINGS $10,000 TO $100,00p $22,000. Near school and stores. Fireplace, living room 25x16. four bed- mantle over fireplace; full dining room. For ease and comfort- Spotless dry basement. Two-car rooms, two baths, sundeck, open porch, three-car garage. $28,900. three large bedrooms, two tile baths, 22-ft. family room off ali 41 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK SH 1-4030 FIVE-YEAR-OLD RANCH HOME garage. PERFECT condition. Taxes $530. electric kitchen, laundry, garage. m well landscaped % acre. Large Ideal for retirement. FHA ip- BE IN BY CHRISTMAS FOR $32,900 Vi% mortgage. Three bedrooms praised. ONLY $15,200! Wonderful value! Four:bedroom colonial, 1^ baths, :wo baths, recreation room, full $27,500 mahogany paneled recreation room. Workshop, laundry, FHA ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY cellar. Covered patio at rear, financing. Monmouth County'i Oldest Real Estate Firm Attractive value. $21,000. COMPACT WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY LOW MAINTENANCE THINKING OF RUMSON? Transferred executive offers this five- 199 Broad Street, Red Bank, SH 1-3450 SACRIFICE PRICE of $22,500 oi Six-year-old Rumson ranch house. bedroom, three-bath rancher on l'/j acres at a reduced price of Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sale$ Mgr. five-year-old, nine-room split lev { Two bedrooms, paneled living $45,000. Magnificent trees. Member Multiple Listing Service el; four bedrooms, 2 /2 baths, llv SH 1-0804 - 77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK ing room, dining room, kitchen, room. Lovely yard, fenced ana River Road Fair Haven, N. J. BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL—HOLMDEL HILL SITE. Finest construc- large playroom, laundry, base- filled with flowers. Heating cost SHadyside 7-4100 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE and taxes both extremely reason- tion. Four bedrooms (one downstairs), two baths and lavatory, ment, attached garage. $22,500. able. An easy walk to bus and RUMSON - CONVENIENT TO ALL SCHOOLS AND TRANSPOR- beautiful living room and den with fireplace; full dining room, large modern kitchen, laundry room, cellar, two-car garage. Trees MEMBERS OF THE shopping. TATION — Completely remodeled five-bedroom, two-bath home RED BANK MULTIPLE $14,000 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE with new gas range, refrigerator, dishwasher. Taxes only $283. and view, $37,000. Asking $23,900. LISTING SERVICE VETS NO $ DOWN LITTLE SILVER — Roomy two-story colonial. FOUR BEDROOMS ELLEN S. REDDEN AGENCY $88 PER MONTH PAYS ALL ONE OF THE FINEST LISTINGS WE HAVE TO OFFER — Move and sleeping porch (can be used as fifth bedroom), 25x16 living REALTORS-INSURORS in time for Thanksgiving dinner. Six spacious rooms, two beau- room with fireplace; large dining room and kitchen with break- J. LESTER RIGBY HAZELTON Two-bedroom Shrewsbury Ranch. fast room, sun porch, full cellar, three-car garage, many trees, Well landscaped lot. Oil fired tiful tile baths. Very large mahogany paneled family room in REALTOR COLONIAL FARMHOUSE-Orig- basement. Two-car garage. Offered at a low $28,350. wo blocks from school and bus. Asking $28,900. ASSOCIATES, INC. Inal construction 1795, recon- heat, low taxes. Non vet $350 13 West River Road , Rumson down. Call for appointment. $11,< RENTAL — SHREWSBURY English Tudor with three bedroony, 658 Tinton Avenue struction completed in 1961. Per- SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RANCH HOUSE IN RUMSON - Four bed- 842-3200 ! fect condition. 32' living room 5O0. rooms, three baths, acres, two-car garage. Beautiful location two baths, large living room, dining room and kitchen, large plot, New Shrewsbury, N. J. immaculate condition. $200 per month. Year's lease. with original beam ceiling, plank VETS NO $ DOWN Reduced to $39,000. SHadyside 1-7741 Member of Red Bank floors, fireplace. Dining room, $» PER MONTH PAYS ALL Multiple Listing Servic* kitchen, large den with fireplace. Red Bank six-room home in con Four bedrooms, two baths, new HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE SHREWSBURY venient, residential area. Living GENTLEMAN'S LODGE — Two hsating, plumbing and wiring. room, dining room, kitchen, three $15,000 Two-car garage, large, land large bedrooms, two baths, spa- bedrooms and bath. St. James SWIMMING, STANLEY K. DOWNS LAWLEY AGENCY Adorable, gleaming, white Capi cious living room with fireplace, scaped grounds with trees (1 2/3 JOHN L MINUGH Cod. Four bedrooms, extra large Parish; -City sewer. Newly BOATING, FISHING REALTORS dining room, kitchen, sun parlor acres). Extras included. Bigelow REALTORS-INSURORS REALTOR kitchen, lovely landscaped cor- carpeting, $1,360. Storms and painted exterior. Non vet $400 Ranch, three bedrooms, den, fire- overlooking private lake, oil hot down. $13,500. place, dining room, bath and a 100 State Hwy. 35. Red Bank ner plot. FHA and VA financing water heat, cellar, two-car ga- screens. Owner must sacrifice, Member of Red Bank "Homes of Charm and Value" half, oil heat, beautiful shrubs available. rage. Property approximately Transferred. $34,900. Multiple Listing Service SHadyside 1-62(2 VETS NO $ DOWN and trees. Excellent condition. SHadyside 1-1017 seven acres, and is in excellent $105 PER MONTH PAYS ALL Member of FAIR HAVEN condition. Attractively land- MIDDLETOWN — Immaculat 15 Rumson Road Phone 842-3500 Privacy. Minutes from Parkway, iycamore Avenue Shrewsbury three-bedroom ranch in quiel Shrewsbury—168' frontage sets , Ibus and rail transportation. Close Multiple Listing Service $15,000 scaped grounds. $55,000. By ap- off this neat three • bedroom RED Three-bedroom older home with pointment. neighborhood. Fireplace, patio. BANK-Right in the heart t0 Holmdel. Plol 300'x3O0' ap- RIVER OAKS-Move into this if town, convenient to every-|proximateiy Asking $30,000. THE BEST BUY we have seen modernized kitchen. In lovely Qualified buyer can assume 4'^% rancher. Living room, dining r beautifully decorated colonial mortgage or finance on FHA area, step-saviriu kitchen, tile hing. Dutch colonial with iiv- in a long time. Three-bedroom neighborhood off River Road. GENERAL FARM-144 acres, 12S terms. Open to offers. Asking bath, full basement. Non vet _.„ room, fireplace, dining room, OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Call now for appointment, thi tillable, heavy, sandy loam, ir- enjoy the comfort and charm. fireplace, recreation room in rigation pond, spring fed. Two- $17,900. $450 down. $14,500. iunrcom, powder room, kitchen, To settle estate, this attractive Gracious living room with fire- won't last. hree bedrooms, bath. Hot water house with full basement, steam basement, one-car garage, beau- story barn, hay mow, machine FOR SALE OR RENT-Middle- place. Bay window in the formal tiful condition. Walking distance shed. Tenant house, three-car VETS NO $ DOWN )il heat, attached garage. $18,500. heat, storms and screens, low dining room. Delightful electric RARITAN TOWNSHIP town four-bedroom split level on $125 PER MONTH PAYS ALL to schools. Lake privileges. $14,- jarage. Two-story colonial, five- *UMSON — Recently renovated taxes ($206), on a 50'xl50' plot is kitchen. TV den. Three twin bed- 900 • $17,900 quiet street. IVt baths; garage. being offered for $11,300. House bedroom residence, large rooms, Lincroft three-bedroom ranch. ild two-story home. Living room, ooms, 2>/j tiled baths. Hobby Three - bedroom rancher with cellar, oil heat. Entire property GI mortgage can be assumed by vacant, act now. qualified buyer. Will rent for iving room, dining area, science dining room, kitchen, four bed- shop basement. Two-car garage. NEAT AND CLEAN-Convenient screened terrace, recreation in good condition. $550 acre. kitchen, full finished basement. rooms, l'/i baths, hot water base- Exceptional landscaping. Imme- to schools, shopping and buses. room, office and dark room in JIM per month. Sale price $17, LINCROFT 900. Immediate occupancy. Immediate occupancy. Non vet board oil heat. Excellent con- diate possession. Sec this out- Three-bedroom split. Living basement, dishwasher and too FREEHOLD AREA-100 acres !650 down. $16,500. iition. $20,000. Three-bedroom split level. Rec standing value! Only $32,750. room with fireplace, recreation many features to list in this ad. woodland, brook, hardtop roads, reation room, den, (optional room, dining room, modern long frontage, excellent for de- MEMBER OF RED BANK reation room, den, (optiona BRICK AND FRAME MODERN MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE McGOWAN-RYAN LINCROFT-Threeycar-old split;fourtfh h bedroom)bd) , didinini g room kitchen, den or fourth bedroom, THE MEISTRICH velopment or investment. $30,000 eve....i l o»n. inn-io „!„pplot ,. Livin'""""'ii/g j baths, large kitchen, patio, COLONIAL HOME, NEAR RIV- attached garage, laundry and 1>A cash. room, dining area, kitchenkih , llarge ER—Five bedrooms, three tiled baths. All for $17,500. AGENCY basement, two-car attached ga- baths. Living room 24'xH', fire- AGENCY SHadyside 1-5660 family room, three bedrooms, rage, washer, dryer, air condi- RED BANK SH 7-3000 \/i tiled balhs, attached garage, place. Formal dining room COZY RANCH with radiant heat. Newman Springs Rd., corner MEYER MORRILL 301 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI tioner. Asking $29,900. Deluxe kitchen, electric range 24-Hour Service ombination screens and storm Three nice size bedrooms, din Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury 58A Monmouth Avenue Freehold Rt. 35 Red Bank ash. $14,700. 4'/,% mortgage dishwasher, refrigerator, washer ing room, patio and large livin< may be assumed by qualified ROLAND PIERSON and dryer. Cedar paneled den. room with fireplace. You mus SHadyside 1-5888 HOpkins 2-5627 Pine paneled family room 24'x *ED BANK-Two-family house. buyer. $20,500. see this wonderful value. Pric RETREAT ON A QUIEa-STREET SNYDER REALTORS AGENCY 12', fireplace. Screened porch Jving room, dining room, kitph- $17,900. LITTLE SILVER Only 111.300. Trcci, your own garden Established 1873 n, one bedroom and bath. Each EW SHREWSBURY—Five-year- 30O Half Mile Rd., Corner 21'. Full basement. Two-car ga- and a darling lime ],olua ju>t" rl,ht EXCLUSIVE :or raa couplMe or small family. Two hed- Member MulliplB Lining partment has separate entrance. ld ranch on >/2 acre plot. Liv- Newman Springs Road rage. This is a luxury home for FOUR-BEDROOM houses seem •°i°, ". < "S room, modern kitchen, REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE Convenient to down-town, excel- ng-dining room 13x28, breakfast the most discriminating. Asking to be in demand. We have Unique three-bedroom home in lull basement. FHA tlnanctal av«Jl- Three-bedroom, l'i-bath aplit level room, kitchen with wall oven, (Near Garden State Parkway) $47,500. wonderful selection of ranches, top area. Entry hall, living >?j» !o,Quallrle. 2-212S. Open 7 dayi. room, attached Karaiie, corner lot. ooms, two tiled baths, garage. "OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES ranging from $17,500 up. All modern kitchen, full basement Member Multiple Listing, r MEMBER $4,500 lo assume i\~ e VA morlgBge 119,400 FHA mortgage available types of financing for qualified deep lot, detached garage. FHA ONCE IN A LIFE TIME — Lovalv »lt!i monthly payments of $10> or WEART NEMETH FOR YOUR SELECTION,.._ ewly decorated, ranch offering suiet. OF RED BANK or GI terms available. By ap- u con u easy FHA Ilnancing with low down o qualified buyer. (21,000. buyers. ™. i"'!n ™ "»y I" Mlddlelowu MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Member Multiple Listing Service pointment. $17,900. V llage. Three bedrooms, llrlns; room payment. Full price SI6.90O. AGENCY *'{1.cl^mln« ""Place/ dining S JSOO DOWN" TO QUALIFIED BUYER COLTS NECK AREA Spacious four-bedroom split level on REALTOR PHONE SHadyside 1-1017 COLONIAL !oi.L>EIt home, two bedrooms SHOREWAY »•"• 01 mort- ':-ac:e lot. Eat-In kitchen, dlnlnj MARIE COX AGENCY RIVER RIGHTS and Bartell. room, large recreation room, full baar- 02 WEST FRONT STREET ™™E BEDROOM ,.„*>, H 7 5600 ment, attached garage. Many extrai- BUNGALOW, on flv* scrrs REALTORS - INSURORS STANLEY K. DOWNS REALTY CO. Seven-room home in exclusive JM.500. SHadyside 1-2240 CAPE COD. four bedrooms UTXLE SILVEIt _ Nine-room CoTSial TOKR beilrftom.1. bl kvpl $:'•.'. OOO STOP LOOKING, WE HAVE IT! Red Bank area. Large living Janch on over halt acre In t More than too linings In wide urea lo NEW ranch, three bedrooms 5:3,900 r old OPKN IIOI'aK -Saturday. Nov. IStli YOU WILL LOVE this four-bed- room (fireplace), dining room, E?iFour year>"a" old'. !La* rglif uVlni g room i^l choose from. Phone for appointment 24-HOUR SERVICE RANCH, two tifdroonifl SJ-.OOO 10 a.m. to 4:;:o p.m. Custom built SEA BRIGHT — Mr. Boatman. arate dining room,. kitchen with dlsii- to set our lists and photos at our of- ACRE WOOnXl) LOT J 5.500 raneli nonip situated at 75 Pemberlon room split level in lovely section den, kitchen, three bedrooms and fice Member Red Bank Area BL'ILDIXG LOT 100*200 Looking for desirable year round J j.OOO Avp . Oeoanport. Large living room location? inspect this interesting of Middletown. Beautifully land- bath, full dry basement, detached FIVE CORNERS MIDDLETOWN ipscioiis kitchen,, panrlcip l dining scaped. Owner transferred, Multiple Listing Service lvu> tieilrootns. l1-.. ballis, recreation compact house, three bedrooms, two-car garage. Owner trans George V. Illmensee r B Pro ct Av OS 1-2550 . Iftrpo laundry room Anil se three baths (two tiled), den, din- Price just reduced from $23,500 fcrrcd. Asking $21,500. ,°, ,', iSw, "" «- t»tl« illv.r. i. hvocar garnj;i', two air con- to $20,500. HA.VOH HOME-i.iiiii Biivtr. . w>ii; Real Estate • Mortgages aluminum ?torm ami screen ing room, fireplace, attached two- landicaped plot, near school. Liking 1ED BANK AREA — Value packed ANYBODY WITH A JOB Many ollu extras. Relieve i( P diin g o . l , the Bei car garage, laundry, hot water CHARMING THREE-BEDROOM •uy in apotlea, cap. Cod Four lo»e'y "NO DOWN PAYMENT" room>, icreemrt porch, 10° down I or not, only I22.POO, McGOWAN-RYAN qualified purchaser. |?*,DOO, iil, larSe elevated plot. $32,000. ranch in nice location. Lovely •rg? kft'chi.; t'lm Tf* 1M"* '"""• Buys this adorable three bed- j OS Conianclifl Drivf arge kitchen with dining area °5* OA 2-1602 RUMSON — Vicinity public kitchen, dining area, full base- AGENCY room, l'/i bath, 4'zi-year old split Schanck Realtor EDNA M. NETTER ment and garage. Also screened- level. »Linden Pla Jtfll B»nk|LICENSED UKAL KBTATK BHUKKP. schools. Ranch, four bedrooms, RED BANK SH 7-3000 8Hadyililal-O3»7 KAIUiS—HOMES—INUL'STlllAL B1TEP in patio and reasonable taxes. RAY STILLMAN two baths, basement, hot air oil, l NO CLOSING COSTS Member Multiple Listing I HOLMIiEL—col.TB NECK detached one-car garage, over- 4/2% mortgage may be assumed. 24-Hour Service KBP WATER vfyB;,Tr Only 515,600 MAflLBOUO-KREEHOLD ARKAB Only $15,600. en'a paradise, ejctllent brick resi- ESTABLISHED 43 YEARS sized plot. $18,500. KKAKSDURO — an rooms, colonial ence. Three bedrooms, llir'e h"*' HAMmiAN'e SPECIAL — Koill Dulcti l.ane lw. l[I> 1. Itarlbcrc [woatory. three betlrooma, one-car B» large enclosed porch. Apartmunt o:t lumae, ol] htat, basement, aaras p.u. kn :ia Everything in Real Estate tte, »n,200. 119 Rimaey Ave., Kean< BEACH AGENCY 75xl<«. High and dry. J6»J. | RUMSON—School area. Compac Hwy. 35 Holmdel img. 787-0790. garage pays taxes. MaM'ai room an- 110 J-4151 ! MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING >atU flrat floor. Good bulklieart anil Daily to 8 p.m. We ha-.e clients anxious lo locate inllNTKKnAI.'iAl. I'runtlful inoitrni- bungalow. Five rooms, full base- (off Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 p'AIii HAVEN — T»o-r»mlly duplex lock. Two-cnr altachtd garag" p™ 1E r, tlirrr bed room n. STATE HWY. 35 men!, hot air oil heat, deep lot, •ale. Call SH 1-623S after i luced to H5.OOO. Owner gone to Flor- tills vicinity. I'leaie rail in ll jour "' tvoatory r tin, a Itargftln. he sure tfi a^e Hi' Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. property la for rent or for aalf. i . (15,900. lyiltm. I,ow payment. Eaiy i.rrn.t; PILV^TH RANCU ~ sevei EAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES, 117 Oak- 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletown term*. Hfl 7- SH 1-8400 rootni with ov&rsirfd ntachad gar«ge. RIVER PLAZA — Koiir-bedroom Cape land St.. Red Rank. 8H 1-3145 THE BROOK AGENCY 15x21' living rrxmi. 100x150' lol al 71 Cod. Excellent condition, ffulu l cellarcela, .4KVKN-KOUM UANCH Uurcl Dr. 918,81 Akl *13«*| 15000 ddow n paya allll. •OUNTRY LIV1NCJ AT 1T8 1?TNEST" OS 1-2727 flunk Build Ing Atlantic Hljlitariiis DENNIS K. BRYNE " " FHA approval. Call Anklnt *3. •et close to town, m acres p1m luit^ 1^1-tTIT rouJiM. IIPII, )inlii>. utllily PROUD? m 10207. Call CA J.61S6. lb r I ,'cn tltwitial norili '» " horses. Iminnculat* sl»-ro Licensed Krai Estate Broker |\v. |> I'run.l. 1'rimil la cirfrr Ihls REALTOR - INSUROR HIOHLANDS — A^-room RUU8ON-A KOUBLE STAIinKD U8T- nd bath ranch, three bedrooms lull Call P.M.'a i r cventnf," only, OH 1-0281 mwment. porch wlih a vl«w. twora- ori, iri.'.y..-";—n7~«r.~^;™.~.',r'si"*EWsBuny — sii rooms. plKht-rDom liomft loiiatpil Id iimRnluw, fllumimim jlding. fire alarm IN- G imesnn excellent). 12,000 caih and FAIR 1IAVKN •• Klglii rnomi,'"tVo tluui awragi* iiplgliliurliooil. iystpin, hullt-ln book canca and china i ou own a home that would bs iiard ~ itached jarajf, outbulMlniis. Rff tlila ntiiJ tiA.M\—bJtrlnB tit. ois iDoiim, eri-|, ... [)k.i.. non-n 8 West River Road 1 doiH'd porch, garag*. full cellar anil u\?, , Vcot >mlca mi I viMing «llh a Inrijr m-nli-ni •lonrl. New hUchen. |1J.OOO. 291-1160. irnt. Read on: Four bulrooms, t • th« now low price of |2»,!HM El- a 1 Jtonn •null. Bcrerns. firrplnc*. ntt mxllal ami attractive illnlns •alht, living room, dining room, p&n- ood A. ArmstroiiR Aieney. Reallor ailic, Rulomnliu heat For quick «ale ".^^""^'I^.L.™ . 1 Rumson. Phone: 842-115,0 ATflBAPV TltANSFtfnRED, PMCRD $11,600. CONSTANCE SMITH. U Maple I EAST KgANHiU'I.n Ki.rrR' . Cftiw Cod, 10 joiis uht. fo • lieilrormis, nuM room, rpc- »ltd Am with fireplace, scrcened-ln '»» Prospect Avr., Llttl« Bllver. SII 1- lKll «n r.ioin. You can Ijp the proml FOR IMMEDIATE SALHJ, $24,500. Trin. ^orcli. Houie appralied by FIFA for Ave, K«ir Hitvrn. fcSh l-'.MUH. house, garage Cnti •siuine GI mort- "i laundromat, rrfrlRerntu Member Multiple Listing Ip&ifl only. (II mortjagn can be as< NEW (Kro-hfilroom Cape Cod in Fair, gagf. (-«11 after ti IMII itii-62'j\. !" , •r for V-'O.^m). only |2,1(X) ilown, naklng price. This In a sound Invest- ICiVrll, .10(1' Mdltl JtlVIT H'J.. t filar. Drrp lot, fenced, fruit Irrm, 1/kil v ft a 11,1/ JHI> inontlil)*, non iimfd. Ten-room liomr, ftv« hettroomti. ment. Just call tliii agency for Impec- IIOICE LITTLE afLVEn ranch t JHla Ml. I NiNK:niw*r«H)i7)NiAi:"bi:kvVr»=Lvj^ » *" fhlal »clioo!i. t^w taxes. West Long Ill.tXW. OJiiHi »Lie living loom. Price ciiimncy. SI2.A0Q. 7S7-1ISO5 J Ing. M2-nO0. , rale dining roora. formica kitchen with AVP.. Fair Ha - Dutcli Colonlitl. Trff! ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS !»>(. Knur hriirnoiiiii, Vi bmin, iwocar ------" - -"- '•- - ilranch. rail 22^-0027 or L'JO-3213. ulld-lna and dishwasher, two-car at- V" -I'LV.^y!!: pinh aii«-brrlrouiiiifiipt living urc i frnurlng Hun* rooi si-honl, bus. limn, mm muvlr ,\.-.. h- - i('athR, full baaemerit, hot water heat, irmatronj Agency, rtoaltor, 555 Troi- •crcpna. HOUDP Hire* ycuri old. All 'rvi.nr. Rar*BV.f: c.ti.ao.»«16 iJOit. I>,UJI ,'. n!iiiiiKir* iiKArrii ri.i.v "ici:i" • «RP. '.ill WH 64IKII _ ;,(,r iu 3a> Mi.Mlrtown. Ofl 1-UWO. .rmmn, '1'. bnthF. MvlnR room. Ttf.rn'- roes A shrubs. S2*,fl(W. Cull OP.O8S- ec^Ave^ J^lMe Silver. RH I.4W . imj.irui'iHHiir,. OH_J-llf>y. UNDEMANN. BrokerIlrolicr, BuRatontowl.t . LI SIHK ANI.l ()t;T. TIIHEK HPAClOI.'fl Won room, Property 1Q4'X160', land- NOKR A HELLER, Rtaltora, Member OWNKIl ThANHKBrTruTl)" ••W •"v^r|ExrErj;KNT l.OCATION~'-Urg« Plot, prnped. J1T.0OO. nnnumfi ril niort|«no. r I.littng, Broad and Mechanic MMACI.'LATE~niTlCK ANI1 FRAMK olrt rolonliil.hmiifi Incited •rprcixlninlf-|^t |»mc.i VntinU llvlrnc room. ,lining OLONIAL only three blockl to ticel- Utfi of recreation a re. at «uch na f iih*; * *'. !y llv mllfi Irnm Hrll l.iihu. in Mmi-| | kltclirn with dining ll.t month. J2.S0O caih reaulred, Call Iti. fill 1-1100. [ IUHEMKNT IlKi'llKA-IIOK llonU room BrR0 •ni school tn Little Silver. Pleaaant l.oro Villdgw. Seven roomi, |l3.fl«0. HOnr tl(,(immn* l-nlh SIR (HKI <{ 8708W iiiK. Skvlrmulitr. suiiniiJt- A >ounR MIX- fiMr>K(VHIUmY -•• K. ur l.frlroo"m C.pB TWO-C/n ATTACIIBO (1 A It A I All(;K 1 OT ••° - 1NOBK A HEL1.EK. RrBllom. Memhrr anch, three txilrooma, 1H btthi, ]arg« oomi. two tiled baths, fireplace, sun two li.llis. rurally room nml dm. llointjlamlsr.apM rornrr lot with lentfiT In nUiii.----- DRGAMr"RANCH- -. HAOMPICE Mlhm.KTOWN -- TliMf-bftlroom ranch , '""Mg, Ilrodil nnd Medinnlo NEW MONMOUTU — Thr«e-bedroom ianflled playroom, low taxea and heat ech. recreation basement, enclosed aun In \-»>. >ie,aoo. co 44497. rtnny otlier womlerlul featurea left lo- -"'-•-' Asking »20,0ffl). OLAZBOnOOKfill 1-IW3. * •""""• LI" '''•' ""»»"«' <-" «-"!" i-rum I c til" t)nih, 'nil tlry baiement, Winr PAY KENT? When g700 down your nurprlae. Elwooa A. Armstrong Machpd earage, Walk to churche*, wllf buy thla lovely three-bedroom A«»nev. Realtor, IWS Prospect Ave , narochtal and nubile. Newark and N«wranch on a nicely landacaped lot. Ei- LltU, Bllver. »H 1<»00. OWNKIl TflANflHKRHEn. MtfflT BKI.L nil in at'ii'in vimlo find York buiei. You may acquire your trai Includa aereena, atorm aaah, and ': .JOVKM11KU :to Thrrc-hf.lro^in ied In porch, hot ' i"hoard own mortgage or amnne 4'i% V.A. wall-to-will car put Ing. SUB per month ranrh, near Mlildleiown truln. Priced Wnndrrftil for fhildr#n. mortgifB of 113,900. Paymtnti only will carry thla P"HA mortgagv for 30 J1J3. Crnti nerded l&.OOO, full price «1T. y«ara. Full plica $1S,BOO, Thompion and iclow FHA Hpprntnal. <",J iier Cfnt qj 122,090. TH« Bcrx Agincy, Kcultor, RU l&.O, fu larttll, 0H T-560IX OB The Next Pigs) lliblf. 08 1-0174. iS, MHdletown. Ofl 1-1000. 0000. OOSS Itm ft r < p.m.No brokna '4 fSTAR FOR SAU -UCiAt NOTICE- BED BANK REGISTEE Friday, Nov. 17, 1961-25 fNUKES F0* SALE unmet emmr or ins* ttmaot OWNER ULE . RUMSON wot Religious News Bt»ottlui nack Ir*.—roar mcomr* i thn* tnifctv luro tiring i You Can Survive Atomic Attack—10 sic.., ft*«rftte*«ar (u*|i.. nnn n . METHODST •Ban wild ururnn, full aiair coMltloti. BAPTIST l»l.j>ltu many ntru. ^JliUn""-"•i «3,0oo— . wirire oor Pet.r Ptttrttiw, II tny! Red Bank Red Bank Reducing prlc* (1,000 uch month un- ber ChtfaUin Bama > being unknown, til nid. rtione owner lor Appointment. dtfand&nt: '' "The Thankful Way of Life' Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- 842-1529. So broilers. Take notice that application will be will be the sermon subject for „ made to Uu Superior C&urt of New tor, will speak Sunday at the 1 What The City Dweller Can Do CHEER SPOUBE-BUY HOUSE FOR Jertty. Chancery Division, at the. Court the services at 9:30 and 11 a.m.,a.m. service. CHRISTMAS — New colonial on h>l( Home. Freehold. N. J. on Wednesday by Rev. W. Gordon Lowden. acre. Four bedrooms, 2% bathi, the 22nd 4a; a( November 1961, »t The ushers will be Thomas Wil- By Prof. Wlllwd F. Llbby trance hall, den, baiement, two-csr 9:30 o'clock la the forenoon or aa toon The sacrament of baptism ol son, Kenneth Brower, William areas capable of accomodating rect hit. or possibly for wme dis-has lagged as badly as planning irarare. Value plus at S26.500. Elwood thereafter u counsel may be heard, about 25,000 persons, enough room tances beyond. and preparation of shelters in /. Arimtroni Agency, Realtor, CSS lor an mrder directing that the prem- children and infants will be ad- Kacen, Bernard. De Loach and Big cltlei probably are prime Prospect Ave., Little. SUver. 3H 1- ises described' in the complaint In this ministered at both services. Par- Warren Elilott. The greeting com targets ol nuclear attack. for the students and faculty and But, reinforced concrete build- schools. Tenants could take the 4500. action as No, 9 fiutphln Ave., Ma.ta- personnel. Ings such as these art strong, lead in insisting on shelter pro- SACRIFICE SALE — Transferred own- wau, N. J. be sold tree and discharged ents desiring to present children raittee will be deacons Sidney Any city eouU be hit, with er muit sell four-bedroom «pl!t. Ltv- from your estate or dower therein. for baptism Sunday should com- Dull, Kenneth Manger and Wai We estimate we can stock it and many could withstand blast visions, and might even contrib- Inj room, lull dining room, klUMien, Dated: October 24th, 1961 an aiming error ot perhaps only with all necessary supplies, in- effects. In Hiroshima a concrete ute toward community shelters. 2li haihs, recreation room, plus den. NORMAK J. CURRIE, municate with the church office ter Whitaker, with deaconesses a few miles. In placing a rocket Extras Include screens, storm saah Attorney tor Plaintiff. Parents of such children are Hazel Beak and Juanita King as- cluding a basic powdered multi- building directly underneath the The costs run about $100 per per- ana wall-lo-walalowalll carpeting. ExceptioExceptionn- Oct. IT, NOT. 3. 10, II |1S27 warhead in the heart of a me- allll y pricei d >t 122,5002500. ThompsoThompson and asked to attend a meeting with sisting. purpose food which needs only A-bomb withstood the blast and son with fifty or more people Bartell. SH 7.5600. tropolis. addition of water, for $1 per per- NOTICE Mr. Lowden tonight at 8 to dis- Crib room through fourth grade was essentially intact, while per shelter. MONMOUTH COUNTY The aiming errors, defense on. frame buildings were blown down SUBROOATK 8 COURT cuss the observance of Christian facilities will be available during c 11 o n s such as interceptor Some apartments have inner LOTS AND ACREAGE Notir« lo Creditors In Present baptism. the service. Many city buildings, factories over great distances. corridors or spaces offering some Claims Against Estate missiles, and other variables and apartments have basement INCOME BUSINESS PROPERTY — Rt. ESTATE OP SUSIE L. HAYES (AL- Music for the worship services The special Thanksgiving offer- could keep the center of a city For fallout protection alone, protection due to distance and in- 3B. U-onardo, 278 li'frontage, 1W deep. SO KNOWN AB 8U8AN I* UAYS8), areas which could he quickly pre- tervening walls from the ex- 01-1)221. DECEASED, under direction of Herbert Bur- ing this year will be used to help Trom being hit, with a suburb tall buildings offer excellent pro- Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD tis, and will include 'Prelude," pared to care for residents, tection in middle floors, and in- terior walls or roof. Staying there J. BROEOK, Surrojato of the County retire the present debt on the taking the full brunt. This is workers and visitors. of Jinn mouth thJa day made, on the Ernest Bloch; youth choir an church buildings. unpredictable. terior areas or corridors. There, for 48 hours could reduce the ex- ftEAL ESTATE WANTE0 application of the undenlgned, Don- them (9:30) "Lead Me Lord," Apartment dwellers, on their the radiation from fallout would posure but such shelter Is very ald E. Hlckey, Pas lor of the Church Mrs. Ralph Teed is in charge With proper defense, most cily own or with aid of the landlord, seldom adequate. of the Nativity, Sole Executor of the Wesley; chancel choir anthem dwellers and workers could be be blocked by the concrete struc- LISTINGS WANTED eatnie of the said Buale L. Hayes (11 a.m.) "My Shepherd Will Sup-of flowers for the month. Church can set up fallout shelters within tures above and below. (also known &• Suian L. Hayes), de- school will meet at 9:45 a.m., saved. Our cities are vulnerable Otherwise there seems - little Far tte Red Bank Area ceased, notice ia hereby Riven to the ply My Need," Thompson, and tWir buildings. Evacuating a big city is not choice for many except closets, or Multiple Listing System creditors ot laid deceased to present preceded by the lay leaders' right now because shamefully Subways offer huge shelter Call: ROLSTON WATERBURT to the said Bole Executor their claims organ offertory, "My Soul Doth ittle has been done. City dwellers the answer, unless there was ad- improvised shelters with "wall«" 16 West Front 8L. Red Bank under oath within six months from this Magnify the Lord," Bach. prayer group in the Clayton areas for many thousands of per- vance warning of a couple of of books or any available ma 8H 7-0500 date. Room at 9.30 a.m. ihould be demanding action quick, Over J3.000.0M sold by MLS Bated: Octobar 31st, 1061. The church school will meet y, and taking Individual steps Ip sons, particularly in Nci/ York. days. Colossal traffic jams other- terial. Going to shelters In offices la three monUu DONALD E. HICKEY, Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m., with Both youth fellowships will Storm drains, and any tunnels, or public buildings might b« the Pastor ot tho Church meet at 8 p.m., followed by the )rotect themselves. wise would lead to seriouj prob- WE NEED UST1NOB — Prompt pro- of the Nativity an adult Bible class at 9:30 a.m., Some cities have designated are other possibilities. lems or loss ot life. wiser course. fessional service. Homes shown by ap- Rldgt Road, Sunday evening praise service at Some countries, notably Sweden pointment only. Fair Haven, N. J. taught by Peyton Wheeler. The ~:.1O p.m. )ublic shelters in basements or Planning for apartment dwellers (Monday: Firs hazards.) Sole Executor. Junior Hi MYF will meet at 7 and Denmark, have been develop- McGowan Ryan Agency Vincent J. McCue, Esq., The Commission on Christian )ther areas of large public and Red Bank 811 1-3000 60 Broid St., p.m. for fellowship, worship and itfice buildings or factories. But ing elficient fallout and anti-blast Mail Thii Coupon To: \ YOUR HOME WANTED - Why list Red Bank, N. J., study of "The Congregational Education of the N. J. Baptist protection shelters for some time. with us? We advertise eitenslvely in Attorney. invention will hold a retreat in ew if any are yet stocked with ATOMIC SURVIVAL', P.O. Box 1260 tlie 'newspapers, radio and publish a Nov. 3, 10. IT. 24 J22.fi Family." Senior Hi MYF will lecessary provisions to sit out In Sweden, H-bomb shelters catalog for home seekers. We are mem. Red Bank tonight and tomorrow. Gurteral Poit Office, New York, N. Y. bora o! Uie TWR, a national real estate NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT meet at 7 p m. directed by Rev. he period of Intense fallout. are required in the center, of referral service. We ar« "Home Trad OF ACCOUNT Kerry Robb. The Wesley Fellow The Workers Conference will Indeed, surveys to locate the every city over 50,000 population, era" • two oiflces. 11 full time Hies E3TATB OF LEE A, AUCHINCL03B, ******* ******************* people. Call WALKER & WALKER, )ECEA3ED. ship, for college and career be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. The >est shelter areas are still being according to reports to the House Realtors, Members Ked Bank Area Notice Is hereby Riven that the ac- youth, will meet Sunday at 8:30 kindergarten teachers will be in Committee on Government Opera- Multiple Listing Service. Shrewsbury. counts of the subscribers, Executen of ilanned, rather than long ago SH 1-8212 and Hailet, 08 1-2128. (he estate of said Deceased will be p.m. for a discussion of "Radi- charge of refreshments. iccomplished. tions. In Denmark, some under- * audited and slated by tho Surrogate of ation and Fallout," with speaker The young people will go roller ground garages are prepared as Please send Dr. Libby's booklet on OWNERS AND REAL EOTATiTAgents. the County of Monmouth and reported I will buy all homes wherhee e thetheree Iss no for settlement to The Monmouth Coun- from the local Civicl Defense or- skating Tuesday evening. A bus Much Can Be Done shelter areas. * down payment. I w ui assume mort- ty Court, Probate Division, on Friday, YOU CAN SURVIVE ATOMIC ATTACK gage. Call 9) 114,000 up to »20,000. lira Bank, Fair Court House, Monument and Court Haven, Rumson. Write or phone Con- Street!, Freehold, New Jersey, st will be presented by Mrs. War-will take the place of the usual vhat is possible. For example, could band together to build and dance Smith, H Maple Ave., Fair which tlm« Application will be made Hour of Renewal Wednesday at me company with 3,500 employees supply buried community shel- Haven. SH 1-2308. for th>) allowance of Commissions and ren Tucker in memory of her -••- • Counsel fees. husband, son, Henry, daughter, p.m. has prepared shelters in its build- ters, such as were described in WE NEED MORE HUMES for our Dated: November 3rd, A,D. 1961. selected buyers In Red Bank, Rumson, GORDON AUCHINCLOSS, Ruth Lillian, and mother, Mrs. ings and stocked them at a cost he previous article. Fair Haven and Mlddletown. Our Woodstock Road, Martha Whitehead. The flowers PRESBYTERIAN of about $3.50 per employe. « • * trade-In program has created many Millbroolt, N. Y. Would tall buildings and sky- sales, - CaUj - us for prompt, reliable DOUOLAB AUCHINCLOBS, will also be presented by Miss Shrewsbury At the University of California scrapers come tumbling down, * *** ii i T-*t •-1 iiVt L H* 829 Park Avenue, New York City, N. T. Beatrice Munsell In memory of Morning worship will be con- at Los Angelas, In two days we perhaps trapping people in base- * R.B.R. * CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor Eiecutors. her parents. ducted Sunday at 9:30 and 11 mapped the campus for basement ment shelters? Yes, under a di- ************************* Messrs. Pa mom, Canzona, 41 X. Front St., Red Bank Blair A Warren, The folk dancing group will a.m. Rev. John R. Collins, pas- SH 1-4030 Counsellors at Law, meet tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in tor, will deliver the fifth in a' 18 Wallace Street. series entitled "Mission Advance '-LEGAL NOTICE Red Bank, N. J. the youth room. This group is di- Nov. 10, IT, 2i, Eec. 1 $22,05 rected by Mr. and Mrs. Robert )r Retreat." The sub-title is NOTICE NOTICE OF KKTTI.EMENT Boykin- Thanksgiving 1961" based on th MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT OF ACCOUNT The annual ingathering for ext, Colossions 2:6-7. Notirh to Creditor,* la Present ESTATE OF CLANCY D, BOYNTON, DECEASED. Methodist Home will be observed Music will include "Prelude' CUlmi AiMi«t Eit&te Notice Is hereby given that the ac- as Harvest Home,' Sunday, when ESTATE OK ALBERT J. BOWNE, counts of the subscribers, Substituted by Bach, played by Lucius E UV, DECEASED. Trustees of the estate of said Deceased 'Cash for food' will be received Harris, organist and choirmaste Purauant to tho order of EDWARD win be audited and stated by the Sur- 0. BROEOE, Surrogate of tha County rogate of the County of Monmouth ami for the home at Ocean Grove. At 9:30 the Choristers will sin] of MonmoutJi, * ttila day made, on the reported for settlement to The Mon- Church school night will be :he Anthem "Thanksgiving" b; Application of the undersigned. Donald mouth Countty Court, Probate DivisionDivsion, W. Bowne.- Sole Executor of the estate o Firiday,dday , ththe e 15t15th da y off DecembeDb r Monday at 8 when the various Rachmaninoff and the 11 o'clocl Of the said Albert J. Bowne, 0r.h de- A. D., 1919616 , at 9:30 ocloco'clock a.m., , aatt departmental groups of the] ceased, notice.'In hereby given to the tho County Court House, MonumenM t ervice will include the offertorj credltori ot 'said deceased to present and Court Streets, Freehold, New Jer- church school will plan for the anthem "Now Thank We, Oui to the laid Sole Executor their claims sey, at whlclt tlmo Application will be Christmas units. Ufider oat1 h within ilx montht from made for the allowance of Commis- God" by Bach sung by the sen- (Uli Hate . . - sions and Counsel fees. Play school for three-and four- Dated: October :un, jwi. Dated November «lh. A.D. 1861. ior choir. Ronald Clark will sing DONALD W. BOWNE, THE MONMOUTH COUNTY year old children will be held a solo. 1300 Sunset Avenue, NATIONAL BANK. Roil Bank ABbury Park, N. J. (formerly The Second National Tuesday, from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m. The ushers serving at the ear- Messrs. Stout A O'Hagan, Bank of Hed Bunk. H. J.) A conference for nursery teach- 301 Main Street, By: GEOBRQE F. BAINE, jn. ly service will include Curtis Allenhurnt. N. J. (Trust Officer* ers of the pilot class will be Bradley, Thomas B. Eldershaw, Attorneys, MATH I B. HAMILTON, held Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 3, 10, IT. 24 JIB.SO c/o The Princess Iinena Hotel, Winthrop Macomber, William Daytona Beach, Florida. Two elective classes began the Mannel and John Rodenburg. NOTICE Substituted Trustee). MONMOUTH COUNTY Messrs. Toolan Haney & Roraond, adult education series, and for those serving later will be Ar- SURROGATE'S COURT Counsellors at I*aw, the next four Tuesdays at 8 p.m. nold T. Anderson, George Cu Noi're. to Creditor* to Present First Bank and Trust Co. Bldg., Rev. Mr. »/)wden will teach the Claims Acainnt Estate, . Perth Amboy, N. J. bert, Harry Davey, John P. Steel K";."'!i, OF'LUIOI RAMP1N0. I NOV. 10. V, 21, Dec. 1 123.31 study of the World Council of and Forrest Gray.. CEVjED. Churches course, "Jesus, the - -ii-it to the order of EDWARD NOTICE During both, services, nurser 1 IROEGE. Surrogate of tile County MONMOUTH COUNTY Light of the World." At the same - I >-TTinulli. .this day made, on Ihe care for pre-school children wi ••vacation at the undersigned, Vln- fil'IUlOGATE'S COURT hour, Rev. Mr. Robb. will teach •. Rnnplno. Sole Executrix ol the Notice to Creditors to Present Nature •. ite of the.-said Lutgl Ramplno, de- Claim. Ajalnit Estate under the direction of Mrs. Rich d, none? is hereby given to the ESTATE OP HAHRY H. JOHNSON, and Function of the Church" The DECEASED. ard W. Child. Lo the £311 Sole Executrix thelt claims Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD classes are open to all interested order oath within six months from C. BROSQE, Surrogate of the County persons. The Sunday church school th'R date. of Monmouth, this day made, on the classeds5ess wilmli l Inclincludea :: Kindergar- Dated: November 6lh, 1M1. application of the undersigned, William A Thanksgiving service will be " . " ? ."'na V1NCENZA RAMP1N0, H. Johnson, Sola Executor of tha es- te pnma r and Jumor 21 DeForest Avenue, tate, of the said Harry H. Johnson, de- held in the church Thursday, .a \ q *. . Red Bank, N. J. ceased, notice Is hereby given to the 9q a.m. m . < ments, at 9:30 only;; juniorjunior-highs- , Messrs. Amotie. & Zager. creditors of said deceased to present at both 9.30 and 11 a.m., am 2IS Broad Street, to thst said SoleSola. Executor their claims A Thanksgiving Eve service Red Bank, N. J. nder oath within six -months from will be held in the Congregation the senior-high department at 1 ^. Attorneys. thla date. o'clock. W»v. 10, 17. 2<, Dec. 1 »1»27 Dated: November 15Ui, 1981 Bnai Israel, Rumson, Wednesday WILUAM H. JOHNSON, The Junior-High Fellowship wil 35 Oakcrest Place, at 8:15 p.m. NOTICE, Nutley, New Jersey meet Sunday at 8 p.m. The Sen- ; M»NM(IUTII rnliNTY 1 Sole Executor. Harold Hochman,' Esq., PRESBYTERIAN day at 11:30 a.m. He will also RCBROOATE'S COCRT 78S Broad Street. Lincroft attend a stated meeting of Pres Vollrx to Creditors lo Preiffll Newark 3, N. J., Claim, ArsJnit Eslatn Attorney "God's Open Hand," will be the bytery in Lakehurst Tuesday at SOVIET ORBITAL RIGHT — 8ovlct fllmi of tha ipica flights electrodes for monitoring his physiological stats during the ESTATE OF WINNIE E. COLIJNB, topic of the sermon Sunday at 7:30 p.m. of M«J. Yuri Gagarin and MiJ.XJh«rm«n 8. TItav will have their flight (upper right) wearing his spas* helmet and suit pre- DECEASED. Nov. IT,' 21, Eec. 1, < $19.63 Purauant to the order or EDWARD 11 a.m. by Rev. William J. Mills, The second half of the fal flrtt public ihowino In th» United 8tatci when excerpts arc paratory to takeoff; (lower left) In tha space capsule during O. BROEOK, Surrogate of tha County NOTICE pastor. Adult study program entitled "Je- presented en "Crossing tha Threshold" Friday, Nov. 24, on tha flight, at photographed by a capsule camera, according ta of Monmouth, this day vnnip. on the MO.NMGUTH COUNTY - NBC-TV. Thass scenes from tha film on MsJ. Tltov's historic ths Russian commentary, and (lower right) purpsrtsdly making 4Ppllcat!on Of the undersigned, Admln- The senior choir will sing "A sus Christ The Light of the Inlrgtrtx of Uie estate of the salil Mln- SURROGATE'S COURT 17-orblt flight show him (upper left) strapped with blo-msdlcal his parachute descent after the flight. Bl« IE. Collins, deceased, notice Is here- Notice. In Creditors to Present Prayer," by L. E. Stairs, under World," will be held Wednesday ty given to the creditors ot aald de- Claims Ajalnit Kitnle the direction of the organist, Wil ceased to present to theaald Adminis- ESTATE OF IDA M. POLHEMUS. at 8 p.m. in the church house. tratrix their claims under oath within DECEASED. liam Cook. Tlie junior choir will Ilx months from thla date. Pumuanl to tha order of EDWARD Rev. Gordon Lowden, pastor of Dated: November R. 1961. C. BROEOE, Surrogate of tli« County sing, "A Song of Praise," by E- he Red Bank Methodist Church, E8TELLA HAMAT, or Monmoulti, IMS day made, on tho F. Cove, directed by Mrs. Charles Bpb and Ray Bring The Twist: Great Shake application of the unrteriigncrf, Earle will lead the discussions. 1)1 Macon Street. Rolph. Brooklyn IB. N. Y. H. Polhemus, Acting Executor of the we were in front of the cameras. Administratrix. est&ta of the laid Ida M. Polhemun, Sunday school will meet at 9:30 By BOB THOMAS Farsons, Cutuona, Blair deceased, nollce ia hereby given lo REFORMED "I think we got a strong story, A WRrren £*ns., the creditors of said deceased to pre- a.m. in the church hall. The kin- HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The film U Wallace Street, sent to the said Acting Executor ttieir Colts Neck Sharp Satire to TV about a record-show guy who Red Bank. N. J. claims under oath within Rix months dergarten, nursery, and three- "Sing of Salvation" will be Rev. industry has decided the twist is isn't doing well and then discov- Attorneys, from this date. year olds will meet during the a great shake, and three movies Nov. 10, IT, 34, Dec. 1 «l»»0 Dated: November nth, ](WI. Samuel La Penta's sermon sub- ers the twist. We'll have tho pic- EARLE M. POLHEMUS, church service. about the dance craze are in the NOTICE 10 Llppincott Road, ject Sunday at 11 a.m. at a serv- By HAROLD STERN' treat is the reappearance of Bob ture in New York and Chicago Little Silver. N. J. The Westminster Youth group ice devoted to, the place of mu- and Ray on television. Two of works. by Christinas. Judging by the MOXMOUTH COUNTY Acting Executor. will meet at the church hall Sun- If the prospect of Bob Elliott The other film makers will NIRROGATK'K CUCKT Messrs. Wise, Wise, Wichmann ic in the church. nd Ray Goulding bringing you the most creative wits in show bookings so far, I think I've got Nolle* to Creditors to Frrsenl day at 7 p.m. The discussion top- i Berlch. The senior choir, directed by rreverent satire on the same pro- business, most of their profes' have lo go some to beat wily a big a winner as 'Rock Around Claims Asatnsk Estate 54 Broad Gt , ic will be, 'Death Penalty, Right s «STATE OF FLORA E. TH0MA8, Red Bank. N. J, Mrs. Charles Clowes, will sing ram during which Charlton Hes- 'onal time of late has been spent Sam KaUman, who this week the Clock.' Made that one for BECEA8E1) Attorneys or Wrong," led by John Boots. in radio and in making commer- had his twisters going at cyclonic $200,000 and it grossed $5 mil- Pursuant to the order or EDWARD NOV. 17, 2t, Dec. 1. » J20.16 "Pilgrim Song" by Tschaikov- n offers a reading from the C BROEOE. Surrogate of the County atherine Sinclair will lead Ihe sky, Mrs. Henry Hammond, 3d, cials (wouldn't you know it?). speed. His "Twist Around the lion." of Monmouth, this day mace, on the devotional service. The youth liblc doesn't appall you, the new record application of the undersigned, Rlio.Ia NOTICE or rum.ic SALE will sing a soprano solo. /estinghouse special "An Old They are practically never seen Clock" may set a Stago Scene Thomas aiid John Pater Thomas, Ex By virtue of ths authority of the group will continue the clothing on television. for getting a film to market. rcutors of the enato of the nalil Flora Revised Statutes of New Jersey 2A: drive for the United Church Ap- Flowers will be given by the Fashioned Thanksgiving" might Katzman, who has the look o( E. Thomas, deceased, notice Is here- 4t-M-52, I will orfer for «R]e to the je right up your alley. It will be Among their contributions to "I wanted to do this picture a an overcoat maker in a bad win- by Riven to the creditors of sail de highest bidder at public auction one peal. Helping Circle in memory of montrt ago.", said Katzman, the censed to present to the said Execu- horse known as Brother Knam, prop- their deceased members. presented on the ABC-TV netwqrX "An Old-Fashioned Thinksglv- ter, was watching paternally as tors their claims undrr oatli within erty of one Marria ParidBe of tn Nidi- The Sunday school teaching in Tuesday, 10-11 p.m. man who gave you "Earth vs. •IK months from ' this date. olas Street, Newark, New Jersey. staff will meet Wednesday at the There will be a nursery during Ing" will bo a skit on me first his charges staged the first day's Dated: Nnvemhpr intli 1PC1 The sale will lake place at Renarri'n televised football game. the Flying Saucers" and "Uran- scene—the finale. "We've got to RHODA THOMAS Tftll Oaks Stables, 8wimmlng niver church hall at 8:39 p.m- the 11 a.m. service. Also included among the mis- ium Boom." "Columbia »ald it 1(16 Branch Ave, Road, Ttnton FallR. Momnnutli Count The Women's Service League :ellany to be found on the show "Matthew Brady waj on cam- do the ending first because we've Red Bark, N. J. Now Jersey, on December 6. 1M1 at Rev. Mills will attend a Pres- was just a passing fad. JOHN PETEH THOMAS. o'clock In the forenoon The i byterian meeting at the Lake- will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at le such items as Gene Barry ert," Ray said. "He's a late got some of these people for only 186 Branch Ave-, sale li to satlify an unpaid Mil for the home of Mrs. Edward Zales- :nd Eddie Foy playing Currier "Two weeks ago they changed three-four days." the producer Red Bank, N. J. rent due for the housInK of thi> t wood Presbyterian Church on great." their mind. Go ahead, they said. Vrssrs. Wlae, Wile, horse and for transportation charge!) Tuesday. ki. Mrs. Richard Flock will be nd Ives, Dick Button Ice-skating "We're also taking the doc- explained. His shooting schedule Wlchmami and Berlch, In thn amount of Slfift.Dn. So I grabbed a plane for New is seven days. U Broad EL, The seller reserves the right to co-hostess. Officers will be elect- nd various routines involving! umentary approach lo why tur- York to line up the talent and Keit Banli. N. J. Jcct any and all bids for nn amount CHURCH OF CHRIST ed for the coming year. tichard Kiley, Betty Johnson and; key costs so much," said Bob. Onstage were a part of the Attorneys. lean than thr appraised value. phoned back here to get the hierarchy of Twistdom—Chubby Jfov. 17, 51. Dec. 1, « t2U3 November n. i%] Red Bank There will be a Thanksgiving llyn McLerie. j "That's set In 1851." script going. Within eight days J. THEODORE RENARD, Bible classes will meet Sunday Eve service Wednesday at 8 pm. Of all these assorted "goodies," j "Best of all," added Ray, Checkers, Ihe leader himself, Di- NOTICE Ey: on, Clay Cole, Vicki Spencer and MONMOtiTH COUNTY rADKONH. CANZONA, BLAIR at 10 a.m. | erhaps the best Thanksgiving; "|fs ijve television. Won't It be RDlutnn.iTF.'s roimT * WAIIUKN Ideas to Ihe agency," said Bob, the Marcels, all aquiver with the Attorneys Morning worship will be held j PRESBYTERIAN great to hear fluffs again!" Notice to Creditors to Prenrnt IS Wmiace Slreel. at 11 a.m. The minister, Charles Atlantic Highlands BAPTIST "but we were turned down." twisting fervor. On the dance Claim* Acaintt Kfllatfl Red Bank, New Jersey. It's ironic that with their type "Some of our best Ideas never ESTATE OF ELIZABETH DREN- Nov. 17, 21 tl L. Brown, will speak. Communion Pastor F. H. Bronkema will floor were two or three dozen Leonardo !of humor (as represented by the got off the story board," added HKN. DECEASED. HTATK or NKIV -irilsKV will be served. preach Sunday at 9:30 and 11 Rev. William Carr will preach ]JK f u b Newhart) currently dancers, going like crazy. rurrmant lo tlic order of EDWArtn I'- lin^eas oui x*uio y ngtvtIUIlf l-UIIt-IUiy Ray. The dance? The dancers face C RFlOEdF,. SurroBBte nf tin Counly nEPAR.TMF.NT OF STATF Evening worship will be at 6:30. a.ma.m . Stinrinv at II am nn thp suhiprf 1' ;n ,,„„,,.. nnt> ..«.* o« u- U«J of Monnmulli. this day made, on the CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION The minister will speak again on [Sundny at 11 a.m. on the subject, in vogue. Bob and Ray who had "Plels never had better years each other but avoid bodily con- n-il'lcitlnn nf thr umlcrBlRneil, KJllh To all to whom thess presents may Sunday school will meet at 9:30 V Schlpnrlorf. Sole Executrix of (lie come, ureetlng: a Bible theme. "A Thankful Heart." itheir own network television than the years with Harry and tact, swiveling hips in Elvis-like rtnl" r,r lh» i.i 1,1 Elluihrth Ilrcnnni. Whereas, It appears to my satlstac i.m. At the 7:30 p.m. service, he'shows as long as 10 years ago are Dcrt, said Dob. style, bending knees and waving drcojiiicd, notiro in hereby Riven to Ion, hy duly authenticated cord Monday at 7:30 p.m., there will 1 til' c i-illtrn-s or dftiil deceased to pre- he proceedings tor the voruntary dis- be a training class for the men of Youth Fellowship will meet will preach on the topic, "Thetcdav best known for their beer "The commercials were so suc- arms with abandon. The effect is • -•it to t!ie anlil Sole Exenitri* their solution thereof by the unanimous tori- Monday at 7:30 p.m. Open Hand." cessful," said Ray, "they became from tti' tiior nath wllhlii 6lx montha sent of all the stocWiolders, deposited the congregation. Th, 1-venin, Circle will meet! Church school will meet at !):45 both hypnotic and exhausting. Dated: ilnle. In my ofrice, that I the first company to advertise the Afterwards I sought some in- N .-.-n.hi-r 3rd. mdl Seacoast Liquor Distributors, A period of Bible study from with Mrs. C. D. McKinlcy Mon-:a.m. series of "ahead of their time' KP1TII V BCHLENDOltr Incorporated the Old Testament will be con- day at 8 p.m. The Afternoon Cir- jtimes their commercials.could be formation about the dance from l'>7 Mnv Street. A corporation of this state, whose The junior Baptist Youth Pel-1 events. I TV in the daily Hnwthorne. N. J., principal office U situated at No. IW ducted Thursday at 7:30 p.m. cle will meet at the manse Tues- lowship will, meet Monday at 6:30; They put out one of the i Chubby Checkers, an earnest. finle Eieciilrl* Broadway. In Uie city of Lonf Branch, overweight young man who nude »I~Mr« lleu«jllle Cormvell, rtmnty of Monmouth, state o,r Nrw day at 1 p.m. ip.m. and funniest comedy albums on y MniiMirr A Oniotcnuto Jerpey, (Julius J. Golden being tlie -LEGAL NOTICE- The church will be_ host this! A church school workers con- the Unicorn label, which is now ty to the beer because of the com-a record of "The Twist" a year 91 llnun Ktri-rt. oRcnt therein, and In chance therenr, ago and helped propel the dance HM Tlnrl. New Jersey. upon wtmrn process may be served', year for the Thanksgiving Evelference will be held Tuesday atlas defunct as the mythical beast mercials." nave complied with ttie requirement* M1TICK OF SETTI.KUENT to national nuttiness. Attorney*. fi service Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rev. 17 p.m. Both Bob Elliott and Ray Gould- 1 of Title 14. corporations, genera] f (IF ACCOUNT. AMI IHnECTIOXS {of that name. Today, were that Km . "1 17 '-'I Her. 1 JU S3 Revised Statutes of New Jersey, pre- r'OIt lll.STItinUTlON Mr. Bronkema will conduct the There will be a prayer meeting'album reissued it micht ing expressed admiration for the Onco In JO Years MITICF. liminary to the liaulns of this Certlfl- ESTATE OF I.Ol.'IR MirilAKl. comic approach Stan Freber; "Something like the twist MIINMIII Til tOUNTV cale of Hmnliithni MOItny,, ni»o known nn LOIIIS ,1O- service with Rev. Mr. Kraft par-JTuesday at 7 p.m. ceivably be a best-seller. NlillKOiiVIKS (OMIT NOW TIIEREFOR, I. tile Secretary SEI'II MII.LKR. DECEASED (INnOL- takes toward commercials. Icomes along only once every 30 Notice In ( redllom til I'rrsrnt of Stale or the State of New Jersey. VENT ESTATE). ticipating and Rev. Mr. Taylor. The annual Union Thanksgiving They created and produced Claim. AK»ln«t F.talf DO HEREnV Certify that the said "It's fine when somebody likelycars," said Chubby, who is, as URTATK (IF STKI'MEN CASA- Notice is herebv Riven tint Ihe ac- bringing the message. service will be held Thursday at|sorne animatpd fi|m serie5 pi|ots corporation did, on tue Sixth <6Ui) the dissolution of snld roKHte nf the Cflllilty ,if Mnnini'itii inl NBC) as far back as 1956. But when they tell someone reason it's so great Is because (if Mnmnnutti. this ilnv tn.i.lp. on the >ratioii. enecutrrl by all tlie atocK- rclmrled Inr erttleuicnt to Tile Mon. Highlands Senior BYF will meet tonight in .o.56 thcr(1 wa5 no marke( To. • pnllcatlnn of Ihr, tindolfllKni'd, Helen hnlders ihereof, which snlil consent and inoutli ("fiiintv Court, Pmljatp It xuin-i agency to be funny—look ou t's so simple. Anytody can do It. r Cn*fisraniii\ Ruin Kxfnitrix nr tlie at 7 m 1 the record of the iiroceeillnKn nrorr fin Fritiny, the 12!li day of Jnnunry Holy iCommumon will be cele-| P - day, the Flintstones have launched estate or tilt nal'l ."Irphoii ('asnKrnnde. laid arc now on fll« in my said or- A. IL. iW2. at 9:3i| o'clock nin it Bob and Ray write all their Even you can do it." ilecensrd liotlci' h hereby Kiven to ' ' " hy law Cnniity (^ourt House. M'imiiii brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th 1 a trend. tho creditors or salt! docen»sr». IMiettn, Pllbbury Attminlilralor. But, durlnr; the last stages of crack jokes. We have fun with; '• 41 Curlfin, Nov. II). 17, 31 !•;( on bration of Holy Communion at Masses will be celebrated In s rv B Kvsns Ks

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THE RYAHS By CAL ALLEY WWANTS TD GO TO I COULD SWEAR A Ott. SATURDAY AWVik SHE SAU> THAT , BEFORE IT RANG/ No Change BED BANK REGISTER Fri vent cities from getting a high- Schwarz, of Beltord, NX, U.S. with transitional or period furni- caliber staff. ture. remely thin and uniform insula Navy interior communications Washed or Waxed ing film on metal, glass, mica i STUDENT OFFICERS — Pictured are the Student- Council officers at Middlefown High Meyner said Yunich's views are electrician, recently reportod for ither materials. . She mix School. In front row, left to right, are Mn. Esther Search, faculty adviser; Smart 01- shared by some members of the duty aboard the USS Amphion. Jarium alcoholate with titaniui ien, recording secretary; Mary Ann Ds Fidele, treasurer) Jan* Vtrpant end Carol governor's cabinet. But he added ilcoholat* to produce an inei that employees feel the job se- organic solvent which can I Allaire, corresponding secretary. Rear row, Peter Dehout; Robert Diaz, president; curity is necessary. BUTCH'S sprayed or painted on t surfa Wayne Weseman; Fred Richardi, vice president, and Joseph Marion, faculty adviser. Asked which view he shared, CAR WASH which may b* heated to elimlnai Meyner replied only that he tries NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. ths liquid. to get as much efficiency as he OPP. A&P, RED BANK "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean| Seek Holiday Hosts can under the present system. Jersey Central Lines has ex- For Sunday, November 19 For Allied Students Meyner said the state Civil pressed confidence that Gov. Service Commission believes it is elect Richard Hughes wlU Preiant—For You and FORT MONMOUTH - Ma], following state law when It re- "continue the Meaner admin- Yours... Even if »way from Bernice S. Skutas, chief of the quires promotions from the ranks istration's policy of workin Allied Liaison and Visitors Divi- NEW home, attend church. Iris may of civil service workers. with the railroads for mainte- sion at the U.S. Army Signa turn out to bea confusing sort The governor said Yunich JUST ARRIVED! nance of efficient service.' School, has invited residents o( of day, with a tendency to care- should go to the Legislature with Dramatizing Its favor for Mr. Monmouth County to participate his criticisms, "He's got a sen Hughes, It featured Ms election lessness in habits and manners. irt it Thanksgiving Day hospital ator and nine assemblymen from World Famous In the new issue of its "Com- On the positive tide this week, ity dinner program for Allied Essex who I'm certain would be muters' Almanac," distributed money aspects aro good, with students to be guests In their sympathetic listeners to any sug- on trains, laying that he "has strong feasibility of benefit homes for Thanksgiving Day din gestions h» has," Meyner said. a long and broad familiarity through » gift or legacy. Rt> ner. There are more than 100 QUALITY with railroad problems In New pays off m. students from other countries Jersey and Is eminently studying at the school. CHURCH AUCTION SLATED equipped to contribute to Past • . . Among the many Future • •. If you suffer from FAIR HAVEN - The Men's STEREO solution" of present-day rail- creative persons tonunder , tha insomnia end ara a. "sheep Club of the Fair Haven Methodist road problems. Of mast Im- Motifs Galore Church is planning an auction sign of Scorpio were Sertel conr/ttr," you'll no longer have Charles F. Schwan mediate concern, it said, "he- Thorwaldsen, sculptor, greatest sale at the church Dec. 2. rns promised to continue the to "do it jourseK." A new lamp BUY! figure is Danish art-INov. 19, Proceeds of the sale will go In The primary minion of the efforts to enable the Port (of wBl t>e available with a revolv- 1770), and Ferdinand, Viftount to the fund for construction of a ship is repair services to the New York) Authority to pur ing cylinder fa the shade that de Lessees, French engineer, new church building. ships in the Atlantic Fleet. chase the Hudson Tubes, which builder of the Suez Canal (Nov. will present a succession of he sees as "the Integrating link 19, 1805). sheep jumping over a fence. for all commuter rail servlci HIGH riDUITY SURIO Black, i«J u] f«lil -with i Sway la the Metropolitan Area." light. M" Ulh ind comptfltlvtly The Day Under Your Sign "/ bank at'Fmt Mtrchanti National pSSd .t £27 95 Rep. Victor L. Anfuso (D-N.Y. ARIES; {Bon Mutb 21 to April If) UBRA (Int.» to Oct. 22 'tmue it't cosiest ... in genuine bbat aim. tu jmr lack «| Sum jo» m rams ui i has been calling to, the attentlo: D«rt ._ . . - u. look ia JOarooTr rtnUclrnrd. in n» mMmin Una* veneers and )f members In President Ken on* stop tnkei cor* of all my TAURUS (April 30 to M*r 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 31 fo N«. 21) nedy's cabinet and other top-Iev hardwood solids officials in the government su •conaslc pMilioa. ^^ banking needs." fine furniture cesses being met by the Hoffman SEMINI 1M«21*. JUM 21) S/WITTARIUS (No*.H toDK.21] Electronics Corp. in the field ol PMJJ«\m Wlijtrtnt M{ TOU. effort* Accept etanjt* »ilh jood (net ii jna t» lya/r lltm mr ie JraM™. jJtni «re tlitrd bj urcmsituici, cabinetry solar energy — power from thi tun. Hoffman, headquartered CANCER (Jin* 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (D*c 22 to J.n. ») NEW STEREO FH RADIO Los Angeles, and which has Hum for more eMjwi&n. wt PlmtT «i t* irill idic7« tauia. may be added now regional division at 710 Mattiso AQUARIUS (Jan.'2l to Fib. 19) • Nwlk bttrr Itrk to., Asbury Park, was reporter t Mr Inn or later :o have devised a method • ••halt! • BrttB. VIR6O (Aag.22hS.pf.J2) owering the cost of producin PISCES lF.li. 20 to Mirch 20) >«|l»il Bmk-M Timn »l CulllMU lirrtK solar-powered devices from aboi Alkrijilmtwtitttf tniUi Your lieajtli it mort tmporUnt An of Jitromt KKfflmmt. Buntji BO don't orerda tiling!. mbtr F«darol Deposit Insurants Corp. ^^MMM^MM 1200 per watt "to a more reali ic $50." The congressman see: t) 1961. Fidd Enltrpri«M, Inc. ;reat advantages in the disco srles from the standpoint of resources, such as Africa, South- scpensive communications tram east Asia and South America. Lippman Elected ALL ALUMINUM nission and other devices tha1 e said, "would be of inestim Howard Johnson Co. am By Mexican CC lie value to peoples InJiabitirt] Loew's Hotels, Inc.. will be th NEW SHREWSBURY — Alfred STORM DOOR ireas of greatly underdevelopei operators of a 12-story, 300 room J. Lippman of Sycamore Ave. Early Amtriean Stylinf motor lodge being built on 8th was elected to the executive com- FROM THK Ave. betwen 51st and 52d Sts. In mittee of the Mexican Chamber 707 Combination Storm & Sewn! New York City, Operations an of Commerce of the U.S. to start May 1. Mr. Lippman is consul honor FULL ONE-INCH THICK ario of the government of Mexico wuo* SERIES Antlgut black and fold — • quiet Standard & Poor's Corp., a in Newark. He will succeed the Piano Hinge Door ijrmbol of our e»rly •tnijgie, with Bouquets, birds, butterflies - ThtMUSr mMchtnf elude, S-wty fight, 31" statistical reporting service, late Elmer Jones, who was pres- 12, yes 32 motifs small and large high overall—competitive priced L said third quarter earnings ident of Wells Fargo Co. MMII srmssrmsoio T for holiday gifts galore. Hm ill youur untunot mi itlndird If of railroads in the United The election was held Tues- * $27.9$5 Gift bonanza! Turn hankies in- nurtl »lm pwlipwlillM for iMini »•• States came to 120 million dol- day in the Banker's Club in New HNHrtNMM l fi/Ai/AMM nil) -tittf" (I to treasures — decorate towels, lw»ir tr •»• AAM-itiM m FM fidl* lars — nearly double the 6ff York City. 23 iuntt *ew «f Ulfi it tilr* uit. !• scarves, cloths, casej. Pattern million dollars earned In the Mr. Lippman is the holder of tlHUlM MlhOtIA} VMHff ftfld HlK< embroidery transfers Installation optional itrttmi lam tt Mipii wn«n u4 HI third quarter of last year. the Aztec Eagle decoration, ththB|s j rom 3^x714 to 1%X2' 4 inches. Mr. Homeowner Looked for are fourth quar- highest honor bestowed upon / ""*• $179.95 ter earnings of 200 million non-nationals by the Mexican Send 35c (coins) for this patp - Complete, ready to hang HECTMC Mr. Homaowaer IC B ZtNITH QUALITY jon h»ve » do-llyooi-- dollars, as compared with It! jovernment. He Is president of tern—add 10c for each pattern Complete, ready to Install. Price Includes COMPONlNISl projecl In mind feel for lst-class mailing. Send to 4 HICK FIDEMTV SPEAK(IS-t*t free la nil w u for million earned In that quarter Fereday and Meyer Co., Inc. of piano hinge door with two glass and one 10'ffMlin, l«sn«Mtlit. NEW JERSEY'S finest Hjhllnj •dvlcr. "NO OBLJ- of 1960. Newark. Laura Wheeler, care of The Red C08RA-MATIC* showroom. A complete display of E screen Insert,, storm chain, weather stripped, OATION1" < SPEED CHANGtl- lighting t electric healing equlp't Bank Register, NeedlecraftDept.. air closure, knob and hardware. »|I1 ftithtrll|*t WIFELY SUPPORT P. O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Sta- . Cobra" Ion* «rm, Ask about Irtt consultation service. 230 MAIN ST. John G. Gibson, regional field 666 HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWM, HJ. R IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP)-More tion, New York 11, N. Y. Print DUAL CHANNEL director, has appointed Mrs. • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY AWniFllHISw t (So. of Howard Johnson's) BELFORD, N.J. than half of the senior medical plainly pattern number, name, tIA ponlr tulpil, II mill «ill Evelyn M. Bodenwieser, Sea STORE HOURS: I A.M. TO ( P.M. OS 1-2434 students at the State University of address and zone. Hours: Dally 9 to 9-Sat. 9 to 5:30 CO. iirt, to conduct a Monmouth WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY jt> > & 787-6900 Iowa receive the major part of County survey of private house- FOR THE FIRST TIME! Over "Between Y«nko's k Reuislllea" V! Visit Our New hold workers for the U.S. Cen :heir financial support from work- 200 designs in our new, 1962 Nee- STEREO ROOM sus Bureau. Being gathered is ng wives. dlecraft Catalog — biggest ever! information on jobs, hours and Pages, pages, pages of fashions, NOW OPEN! wage*. i home accessories to knit, cro- HEALTH CAPSULES chet, sew, weave, embroider, J. P. ALUMINUM & GLASS CO. l.y Mirl.arl A. Petti, M.I). quilt. See jumbo-knit hits, cloths, 32 Brood St. SHadytJde 1-7500 Rtd Bonk Anderson's Volkswagen of America re- IF CHILPREN WATCH TV spreads, toys, linens, afghans 30 BROAD STREET, Rr. 36 & Franklin Ave. 787-0661 W. Keansburg ported 154,759 new Volkswagens TOO LONG, WILL THIS plus free patterns. Send 25c. RED BANK, N. J. • FEATURING • were sold in the United States in CAUSE the first nine months of this NEARSIGHTEDNESS ? • At homo service, repairing or replacing broken glass (rear, a gain of 10.7 per cent over at your convenience • Storm windows • Doors • Awn- !he 139,866 sold in the like period jf 1960. Ings and Jalousie unite • Aluminum siding • Mirrors CORRECTION! for every purpose • Glass tops for furniture. The Gold Bond Stamp Co., which issues trading stamps in Safeway stores and other outlets, is establishing a regional divi- sion office at Newark, with Andy add io you/L "JeAtiwe enjoyment Mooney as manager. PUBLIC NOTICE EASY LANGUAGE

HOBART, Okla. (AP)-Six men m-tf here are translating the Bible into the Kiowa Indian language. NO. A RECEhlV STUDY TRAIN SHOW SHOWED THAT EVEN IP Klowa is described as a gut- VOUR CHILD LOOKS .AT TV ALL MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY FOR YOU TO SEE tural language. FOR HOURS EVERY PAY, Mose Poolaw, one of the trans- THIS ALONE WOULD NOT lators, says It is easy to learn. CAUSE NEABSIGHTEPNESS. We Carry Model Motoring Also He says one student learned it in Hulth CapiuUi gnMl helpful tnfotmAtion I seven days. : nafura, I OPEN SUNDAY, NOV. 19,1961 FROM 10 A. M. TO 4 P. M. DUOYWORaT-FREE USE OUR LAYAWAY AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW SHOW PRICES Order the Fine»t in *This train show will NOT be at MONMOUTH SHOPPING Domestic and Imported Wines, Liquor*, Beer CENTER as was incorrectly advertised in yesterday's paper HEATHOME HEAT SERVICE - • Prompt, Free Delivery • IT WILL BE AT ... SUPPLY SHREWSBURY LIQUORS DIXON BELMAR ELEClrllC COMPANY 782 Broad St. Shrewsbury OIL COMPANY 1108 F STREET BELMAR FOOT OF PEARL ST. RED BANK OPEN DAILY: Mon., Wtd., Thurs. Prl. Till 9:30 P.M. SH 1-9849 TiMtdoy and Saturday Tin 4 P.M. Plenty of Parking SH 1-7250 -UEGAL NOTICE »-PwUy, Nov. 17, M6J RED BANK-REGISTER committee to rwt of HATO military'forcd to per- (to refaribtle wSJi atonic W«ap- -LEGAL NOTICE- mit diem to wage aucletr war- MII) before Kennedy CM be equipment. Adenauer MO*MOUTH i At the request of Jeremiah J. fare without White House clear- aske«J" la cue of an emergency. MuXMWtVT OUmMiStt ance. At present. HATO has nuclear NtttM te.CretUlan to Frami CUInu K«Uec U CnU CWau Seek Confab will investigate inaugurating in "I base this on an expert weapons on the European cpn- Gives Views i Ag ahMt Calaie ESTATE OF BENJAMIN MDJB, DE- The transportation committee E*rATE OF AINSWORTH 1. HAOUB, CEASED w reported thtt bus transportation: terscholastic track activities In opinion by Sen. (Adolph) Heii- tiaent, but they are under ex- JR., DECEASED. Pgrnan to the order ol IDWARD the Bayshore area. Wilson sug- singer who said that one hour clusive U. S. control. Changes Purraant to the order ot EDWARD C. BROEGE, Surnnta 01 tt« County On Proposed problems, aired before the board C. BBOEGK. »urroi»te of the County ol Monrnouth this day made, on U)ft gested that an attempt be madejp may decide our fate and that the would be required in the U. S. On A'Arms of Honmoutli, Ihli day made, on the application of Hit underalened Alfred by parents at a recent meeting l or tlit underlined Lela Cohen, Sole Expculor ol Ihe ««ate of have an initial program in ef- President may not be reachable Atomic Energy Act before the >he aald Benjamin MUel. deceated. no- had been • resolved. The bus Hague Sole KxecutrlKxeci x o( the tice li hereby tiven to the creditor! fect by next spring. to make a decision," Adenauer custody of the nuclear warheads BONN, Germany (AP)-Chan- tate of the said Alna' 1. Haiue, 1 7-12 School schedule now includes a bus leav- Jr fletfeaw>d, notice la hereby jtlven or sa A decrasfi to present to Ih. ing Middlettwn Township High A preliminary budget meeting said. Heuslnger, former chief of could be shared with other na- cellor Konrad Adenauer lays .fr Uu creditors of said deceased to •aid Sol: Executor tbelr claim! un- KEANSBURG x. The Board of staff of West German armed tions. present to the laid Sole Executrix der oath within alt montha from thfa School at 3:45 p.m. and one leav- was scheduled for Nov. 27. North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- tbelr cUlma under oath within Btx dale. Education announced last night forces, became chairman of the monttui Tram thik itate. Dated: November ISth. 1M1 that it will meet with state De- ing the Annex at 4:15 for the re- Adenauer told a news confer- tion must be given authority to Dated: November 15th, 1061 ALFWSD COHEN permanent NATO military com- 17-10 Alden Terrace partment of Education ofticials turn trip to Keansburg. ence yesterday the'West must en- LKLA B. HAGUE mittee last April. It adds up! More and more order retaliation with U. S. nu- 345 Broad Street Fair Lawn, New Jeney aund Ear) B. Garrison, county Snow removal equipment ver- ter into any negotiations with Red BanK, 74ew Jersey Sole Executor the Soviet Union from the strong- Adenauer said that "there mus•t people use The Register ads each clear weapons assigned to its Sole Executrix Edward E. Htahell. Esq. tchool euperintendent, to arrange sus •• manual shoveling of snow .Nov. IT. M, Dec. 1. 8 ID.75 187? Sprlnftlield Ave. est of bargaining positions. That, be a change to give NATO the issue because results come fas- members—a power nowJield sole- Mapltwood, New jM»y for t survey of the local school was discuued. Approval was giv- Attorney ^ _ facilities and.aisisunce in plan- en to the'building'and "grounds he said, called for strengthening possibility to make the decision ter.—Advertisement ly by President Keniedy. It payj to idvertln In Thi Re|llttr Nov. 17, 24. Dec. 1, » M.W

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