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VOL. 8$, NO. Ill , ™* mdffi(iW-«j 5-M. RED BANK, N. J.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1962 Hour Hospital Plea Made BED BANK — Despite an Uth hour plea by a group of would take but said that he saw no reason to believe the Bayabore mayors, it appears plans to build a branch hospital , group would «* Jolto* the committee'e recoinmeodation. , In Middletown probably will be dropped. . The hospital proposal hu met strong opposition from tbe The Board of Governors of Rlverview Hospital hu proposed medical staff whicK recently voted by a M-U count to oppose to build the (3.1 million structure on a 31-acra tract on palmer Ave. ... ft^as been reported that tbe doctors feel that the medical The executive committee of the board has recommended, needs of the community could best be served by an addition towever, that the plu he strapped u a result of opposition to the existing hospital here.- . to It from the -Rlvervtew medical staff. It alsohtt been leptttacf that me medical staff was not advised of the hospital's pJUms until they read It to the news- Meet Tomorra# MECTwTTOCflMMnTEE Members 'of tttls exectitfve oommhtim met for over an i go tiK stiff said the doctors were committed ( WASHINGTON hour Ust night with Mayors Louis T. ColUchlo of Keansburg, to $M0,0M in pledges before they even beard about the pro- John T. Lawley of Middletown. Philip J. BUnda of Raritan Kennedy and Soviet First Deputy Tpwnship/ana Mayor-elect Cariton H. Poling of Keyport. PW*1 FEDERAL GRANT Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan are expected to discuss not only Cuba Mayors William F. Rodgers of Union Beach and Jamas H. Tbe hospital has ncetved a f7M,M0 federal grant under Ackerson of Holmdel were unable to attend the meeting. terms of tbe Hill-Burton Act towards construction of the new but the full range of the cold war faculty. • • • , problems when they meet Thurs- See Editorial, "Tte Hospital Impose" Municipal officials in the Bayshore have gone on record day at the White House. favoring the proposal. They say there is a dire need for a U.S. officials said the Soviet The mayors, in a telegram to the board, had requested facility In the Bayshore. troublesbooter sent word through the conference to discuss the impasse and tee what could be Mayor ColUehto said he hoped the doctors who opposed Soviet. Ambassador Anstoly F. done to resolve the probleni, , the project would reconsider their decision in light of hospital Dobrynin mat he wanted to con- Members of the board's executive committee who attended needs in tbe Bayabore, fer with Kennedy. the meeting were C. Donald English. Harry Van Identine, Jr., Mr. De JUdder said he hoped municipal officials and civic Dobrynin met Mikoyan Monday Harry H. Neuberger, 1. Harold Collins, Burton T. Doremui and leaders in the Red Bank .area would realize the importance on his arrival in New York from J. Kkymond De Rldder, president of the board. of toe Mlddletown plu in relieving pressure on Rlverview Havana and rushed back to Wash; The board will meet tonight to take forms! action on the Hospital. • ington that night with ttie mes- executive committee's recommendation. He said "every bed In the MIddletfron building would re- sage to the White House. Mr. D« Wider said he 4jd not know what action the board leas* • bed la tbe erirttng botldtag to meet needs there." Sought Settlement For week* Mikoyan was in Cuba reportedly trying to prod Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Cas- Report Pope Has Influenza tro into accepting;a settlement of the crisis. VATICAN CTTY r now for the Holidays. Haven boundary line; Christmas Trees! months ago for permission to use Pennsylvania Station in by.the board and the field staff. Classified , Spwta ...H ~n.it Call 741-M«, Shop At Home Serv- Tit* defendant's' attorney, Ar- 19,000. Your choice $1. Wreaths, proceed with plans to increase Newark. Comics A program of service to the Stock Market ice. Sherman's, 2ft Broad' St., nold Tulp-,. 10J East Front St., roping, Huhn's, "F" St.,' Belmar. the traffic • capacity of the This would cut the Jersey Crossword Puxile Successful Investing. Red Bank.—Adv. (See SCOUTING, Page 3) Red, Bank, based his defense on —Adv. crowded turnpike. Central's passenger service los- Editorials Women's Newa __-_. JM.21 2-t7«In« cil hu received requests tor 20 te building revert to the unit if All four waived preliminary Otiinyon of Ocean Grow tad he borough does not use it for learings on charges of murder tion, Rt. 33. Mrs. Rowell, Detective Smith nini e yean. BeforBf e thathtt shhe per cent pay bikes for the po- 1 the lite Rev. Herbert 8. MUgyon. Mr. Patterson, who lived at said, then all four, plus a wo- Earlier police reports lndlcat lived in Freehold. lice department next year and eoreational purposes within vhen arraigned before Magis- A retired Metindist clergyman. Vanderveer Rd., HoweM Town man friend of DeLeon's, wen} on ed Mr. Patterson was beaten 10 per cent hikes for employees rear. trate Clarence Ehrtich In munici- Surviving are her husband, Rev/Mr. Munyen had served, ship, died Sunday night, 47 hours a round of drinking stops in near- over the head *nd about the In the road, sewer and water de- Eight of the 14 trustees were pal court. They were sent to the Wayne W. Sdiultz; two daugh- pastorates In New York, and after having been wounded end by taverns- body *rl|jj the two weapons when partments. in hand last night. county jail at Freehold without ters, Mrs. Walter B. Solinger of ennsylvania. He,was a mem- one hour before police had round- Detective Smith seld Mrs. re resisted the gunmen and that The requests were submitted C. Bernard Blum, borough bail pending action by a Mbn- this pfcu* -and Mrs. Roberta ber, of th»..Mt#«». Lodge. ed up th» four who were later Kowell was moved' into the po- lie was shot .during the scuffle. at an adjourned meeting of the manager, was instructed to act mouth County Grand Jury. Moreland of Pittsburgh, Pa.; a F&A!*/'Angelica, N.Y.i an* the named in Ms death. siticta of a principal because of Detective Smith said Me Ghee sottr Robert L. Daniels of Fair governing body last night. The liaison between the council Newest name among, the ac- these "admissions" In ;a state- ndependent-Order ot Sarac[no who In othir .developments aflectln, He obtained his master's degree in Shrewsbury, Little Silver school boards. The committei Conservative officials called her terday In Monmouth Medical Cen- departed thla lift November 28, 1961. Scouting the Housing Authority, council: at Columbia and currently had In our hearte a memory la kept Red Bank where they may go will meet periodically to discus: 3 "Red" when she went on the ter, Long Branch. Of one we love! and can n«nr forget. (Continued) Named Mayor McCllntOck an been in South America on a for the duration of the exercise, proposals for correlation amoni air and declared that the Dutch Mr. Fenny was born In Wlgan, Louiu ana Tony Councilmen Dinkelspiel and Ford Foundation grant. which officially ends at 3 p.m. the three districts. troop units Is being carried ou East Indies must be given their Lancashire, England, son of the currently by Mrs. Wayne Howel George to the investigating com- He and his brother, Volker, DEATH NOTIt'K Willard Browning, vice prin independence. One of her last offi- late William and Mary Fenny. BDWAHDB—Ellen Vale, died Ulaml, cipal of Red Bank High Schoo Spring Lake Heights; Mrs, W cial acts was to declare Indonesia mittee Mrs. Wilson sponsored. 29, a graduate student at Prince- Florida, Novemtier 24, U61 ttnlcea ton University, went to South From 1914-1019 he served In the tnA Interment SouUl«rn Pintr, North and an assistant CD directo: Mack Moyle, Eatontnwn; Mrs, equal with the homeland under The committee is to probe the Medical Corps (n the British Ar- Carolina, Thurjday, November », I«6J. here, said the youngsters ma; Assault Case Charles See, Colts Neck, and America a few yean. ago to Wife of Cheater 8. Cdwafda, litter of tiie crown. But this did not pre- legality of, the authority's con my. He was a retired electrician. "Ira. Donald D. Kennedy and Barry go to the home of a classmat Mrs. Mary LOu Williams, Farm work and study.- Wolfram took fortuity with, all past contraci Surviving are his wife,, Mrs. I. Vale, Jr. <>t southern Plmi, North nearby, for Instance. ingdale, as staff advisers, anc affecting the riverfront project; an administrative job In a bank, Delayed For the registered volunteers, num- and Volker was employed in an Minnie Fenny; a son, Paut Fen- New Jersey* CD authorities the ability of the development ny of Linden; a daughter, Mrs. TH MEMORIAM have ordered that all children t» bering above 2,900. Lockheed contractor, Lionel K. Levy, tc industrial plant. Walter Quackenbush of Old if mjr t sent home in the case of a dl Mrs. Alex Curley, Lincroft, has perform In the $7.5 miilion pro- On his current trip, Wolfram loved wTfe, iiaoli Vital*IHtaw) Saradno, One Week Bridge; three sisters, Mr>, Sarah who departed from tola life Novmb aster warning, provided suffi- recently assumed the post of ex- gram; and the possibility of up was visiting several South MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Thi Strike On Ann Hurst, Mrs. Florence Gas- 28, 19S1 cient time exists. Public school outive director of the Monmoutli American cities gathering data I think of you In alienee Municipal Court case of Mayo BURBANK, Calif. (AP) —Lock grading the project. kell and Mrs. Maria Ross, all of "lo ayea can lee me weep. administrators expect the "ex- Council, coming to this post wit! for his final paoer preparatory tut many tears are ahed Norman E. Wood versus Mrs heed Aircraft Corp., one of the Split 4 to 4 OP Mr. Dinkelspiel's perimental drill" will reveal a long scouting background I to applying for his doctorate next Bolton, Lancashire, England and When other! ar« aaleep. * John B. Kenner, v/tfe ot the taj giants of the aerospace industry request the federal Urban Renew- My lips cannot tell how much number of problems and tnad field service. .He was due home In five grandchildren. 1 mm you, my heart cannot assessor, has been postponed un and a key defense contractor, was al Agency restudy the econom Tell what to iay, God alone, quacles which then may be r< Charles Nelson, Freehold, chal January, Services will be Friday at 2 til Tuesday night. struck today by the International feasibility of the pending projeel Knowi how much I miss you. solved. man of the camp committee, re- He boarded the ill-fated air p.m. in the Freeman Funeral In a home that la loneaome today. Magistrate Harold A. Sherma: Association of Machinists. . Applied to the U. S. Home am HI that I can do, dear The children are to walk I ported 3,342 girls had participated oraft at Rio de Janeiro and Home, Freehold, with the Rev. to and tend your nave, decided last night that to avo But even before pickets ap- Housing Finance Agency fo; planned to debark at Lima, to John D. Merwin, pastor of the leave behind a token ol love their homes or other places de: In troop camping at the council To the beal wile clod eW |avi, any question of possible coi peared at more than a half doz- funds to develop a marina at thi spend at least several days. First Methodist Church officiat- Ignated by their parents. three camp sites In 1962. In ad- Shrewsbury riverfront.1 In th Lovlni hiuband, flict of interest, he will call en Lockheed Installations there Dr. Arendt learned of the trag- ing. Burial will be in.Maplewood Sal dition, 502 girls were Involved In event funds are granted, councl an acting magistrate to condu were reports the federal govern- edy from a metropolitan newj- Cemetery, Freehold. the day camp program. Subsra said, the Housing Authorlt IV MEMOBIAM . ' the hearing. ment may Intervene by invoking oaperman by telephone. The fa- tial improvements to camp prop should be on notice that council In loving memory ol «ur dtarm moth- Van IVortwick The mayor has signed a com the strike-suipending provision ther said he made no attempt to RUSH TROOPS er, Mabel (Healy) SaraelM, who de- erties are being planned before would expect to acquire lands plaint against Mrs. Kennei of the Taft-Hartley Act. confirm the report with air line NEW DELHI, India (AP) - In- parted thU life November 28, 1941, the 1963 season. Mrs. Robert La; earmarked In the redeveiopmenl You can only have one mother - charging assault, as a result, a officials because he was certain dia rushed more troops to Patient, Rind and true. Firm Gets burn, Fair Haven, chairman i plan for boating use. No other friend In all the World cording to police, of an argu the program service committee, 4-H Club Honor his son had been aboard. strengthen her border defenses Will be afl true to you. CHICAGO (AP) - Franc! Notified the, authority that, For all her loving klndneta ment between the two at a danci reported that funds realized from Dr. Arendt is a division chief today while engaging Communist Sha atkt nothing in return, School Job at the Veterans of Foreign Wan the recently held fiesta are Mansue of Toms River, N. J., re- it considers selling the contem in the Institute for Exnloratory China on the diplomatic front. When all the world deae-rta you To your mothe'r you can turn, OCEANPORT — The Plannlm building early this month. b» used for girl opportunities ceived a distinguished service plated marina location, public Research at the Fort Monmouth U. S. Air Force transports ao all we can do, dear moUtr, award last night from (he Na- bids should be taken and thi Is to And tend youf grave. Board last night agreed to rec According to Mr. Wood, Mrs in scouting for local, national and Laboratories Hexagon Building. moved men and supplies toward And Have behind a token of lof« ommend that Mayor and Counc! Kenner "shoved" him after the; international scouting events, tional Astoclation of County 4-H council should be given an oi Besides his parents and broth- the lines where tho Chinese-cease- To the beat mother God Qvflr gave. Daughtera Linda and Oall approve a minor subdivision had words over politics. bak» contest co-sponsored wi Olub Agents for his services In portunity to review the propoi ix. Wolfram leaves a Bister, Mrs. fire continued ift effect- for the property at Vreeland P). an* The mayor and Mrs. Kenn Jersey Central Power and Ugh behalf of 4-H-Club work. als. Slgrun Woliman, of Buffalo, N.Y. seventh day. Branchport Ave. are both Democrats, but they be- Company and district art show IN MKMOItlAM In loving; memory of ouf dear 'ilaler The applicants were Mr. an long to different factions of th( culminating In Girl Scout Week Mfblo (Healy) saraolno who departed party. March, 1963, are planned. tula llto November S8. 1M1. Mrs. William Smith of the Coi A wonderful alitdr ao thoughtful and stance Smith Agency, 14 Map! Juvenile Unit Action Stalemated kind Ave., Fair Haven, agents for th few In tlili World, your enuil they'U . property owner, Warren O'llarc HIGHLANDS - Reaction of lice Chief Howard Monahan for county probation office, would be The mayor, pointing out that True and unaelfleh In all your waya, Purchase "taking matters Into his own chairman of the group. A iweel cBaracter to tha end of your The land is to be divided in a Juvenllle Conference Commit- there is more of a need for a day», (Continued) hands" and submitting three three lots for »ale purposes. tee here is at a "standstill," Mrs, Timothy Lynch, commit- Juvenile committee here in the A beautiful life thai came to an end Ridgewood Inn, the objections of other members were "valid names to the county without ap- You tiled aa you lived, emyone'a The board plans to review Jack A. Welnhelmer, chief coun- tee secretary since its Inception last five years "than ever be- and sound." proval of the governing body. friend, minor subdivision applicatlo 15 years ago, has indicated that fore," has asked for "quick ac- Until memory rail* and life depart) He said he hoped the governing body would act as soon ty probation officer, Freehold, You will llva forever In out Marti! from Edward and Ruth Walti 'Complicated Thugs' she would remain as a member. tion" on reactivation of tho com- us possible lo form the new committee which he said would told The Register yesterday. Loving alatcr and brother, Sagamore Ave., who hope to d John Kwik, who wai instrumen. mittee. Ruin and John Investigate Hie possible use of schools and other public build- Last month, two local min- Mr. Welnhelmer said yester- vide their property into two lots tal in forming the group, re- He remarked that "new blood ings as youth centers. isters recommended, reorganiza- day that the police chief's action IN MK.MOItlAM and build a second house thci signed this month, stating that to'heeded to spark the commit- He said the new group could also recommend the pur- tion of the committee as a means had "complicated things." He In- memory ol my dtar daughter, Mr. Wailt asked the board n he hoped "younger people" tee and It was the Intention of f«l Ulealy) Sa-radno, who departed chase of buildings • it thought suitable for such an activity. to combat juvenile crime, which dicated that county probation of- title life November 28, 1961. to pass on his application unl would assume the responsibility council to have representation Mr. Kuvalck said the need for his commlttoe was over. they claimed is Increasing here. ficials may have to set up anoth- '.! nil the world wire mine to llv* the Zoning Board of Adjustmc for the work of the organization, from, all local church groups." I would giro it all tna mor« The group spent several hours Sunday, Inspecting the The committee has been inac- er meeting with Borough Coun- Juit to aeaee your loving race acts on a pending variance app He noted that the committee Once the matter of «0w mem- Some tmlllng tthrough ugh thththee ddoor, Rldgc-wood Inn to determine If It could be lised for a youth tive for five years. cil to straighten out the ma"er. To he yor l cation. If subdivided, the two lol had been successful In keeping bers Is Ironed out, Mr. Weln- To hear your voloe, t o ate r tmlli. center. To .11 and talk with you iiW, would be non-conforming In At that time, Borough Council The ^committee, when properly juveiill* problems at a minimum, helmer said, It would bo up to Would bit ray deareal w|«h today. The bulldlnB is owned by the Bamm Hollow Country Club. Tliay lalayy. time hheale aa all aaorrowi menslons. requested the clergymen to sub- set up, would consist of five and "could do so again." ths County Court to make the The club pojtponed a public auction of the building Saturday And helpa oonne tt o forgefrget mit three names from then; In- members. All but one would be No Signed Complaints final decision and appoint the But no far timime h»» onlnly proved The board cancelled Its !)• so that the youth committee could look over the building and dividual memberships to the Hoow muoh I mimille you yetyet.. • comber meeting. The next «ched local residents, Mr. Welnhelmer Mrs. Lynch has said that the committee. YouY r deatth tvai a HeHHeartachha e make its recommendations to the Township Committee. county probation officer. thathtt noUiInUI f can hlalhl. group has been Inictlve because! However, he noted that no uled session will be at 8 p.m It had been reported that the club set a figure of $14,000 Early this month, Mayor Cor- noted. forceorce! you dear, 1 never will Jan. 23. it has received no signed com- date has yet been set for a meet- [wan loirea you and tlwafl Wilt. for the start of bidding on the building. nelius J. Guiney, Jr. rapped Po- WUllam P. Gannon, of th« plalnti for tht put flvs yeari. Dearr, 1 imlaa you ao Ing with borough officials. ItoUuf : A Substantial BED BANK HEGISTER Wedlnes-iay, Voy. 28,1962—3 Advance Foir Wall Street MEW YORK (AP) -The stock market started off on an uncer- tain note yesterday, but gradu- ally generated enough stetm to register mother substantial ad- vance. , '--.'••' : The most active list .had 13 gainer* (five above a point) and two losers, each under VS. General Dynamics w«i die most active for the second day in a row, gaining >4 at 33 on 99,900 ftharei. Ford Motor was next, falling % at ««/J on 79.000. Litton Industries, still benefit- ing from a newspaper story that TELLING THE HOLIDAY STORY in Little tabbed it the fastest growing Silver, left to right, are Councilman Au- company1 on the big board, third gu.it E. Roomer, Mayor Charles W. Ste- most active, up 3% at Mft on 75,700 shares. phen' and Kit granddaughter, Anne U.S. Steel gained IK and Brook Catfelman, and Anthony J. De Ste- Bethlehem */t with both making fano, chairman of Hie lighting committee. the most active list. Other steel gainers Included Youngttown Anne flicked on the borough's Yule lights. Sheet and Tube by %% Lukeni by 1,, Armoo by V/t and Repub- lic and Jones and laughlin by fractions. ACADEMY GRADUATES —Graduating from the I3tb class of ihe Monrkoufh County Police Academy this week Chrysler gained 2, more than were/ bottom row, Mi to right, Patrolmen Richard W. Richardson, William. J. Holliday and Harold T. Railly, all Monday's drop. Ford and Ameri- New Jersey can Motors were off % and of Middletown; Detective Lt. George H. Cayton, Jr., Red Bank, an instructor; and Patrolman Chester D. Davi«, of respectively. GM was un- the county jail *taff. Second row, Patrolman Robart W. Freeman, Freehold; Gilbert E. Hoenge, Ocean Townjhip; Successful Investing changed and Studebaker gained /News Brief8 Brue« E. Whif# »f the county jail staff, and Patrolman Thomas J. Roekhill, Hamilton Township. Third row, Patrol- How a Young Couple Should Of 1,308 Issues traded, 801 ad- men Walter W. Whitaker, Hamilton Township, and James C. Hoyt, M'atawan Towmhip: Rear row, Patrolmen Louis BUFFALO - Two children of vanced, 271 declined and 234 were Carotenujo, Freehold; Raymond A. Wyras, Hamilton Towniip, and Francis W. Czarnecki, Matawan Township. Thii a missionary < from wrburban Invest Their Inheritance unchanged. There were 19 highs Hamburg have been killed in the fi the first clsis accredited by the governor's Stats Police Training Commission. Diplomas were presented by Sher- for 1962 and five lows. crash of his plane in northeast By ROGER E. SPEAR Volume totaled 5.5 million iff Jo««ph>A. Shafto and talks of congratulation came from Warden Earl L Smith, school director, and Prosacufor Brazil. Relatives reported yester- A shares compared with 5.W mil- Vincent P. Keuper. Q) Ve are both In our 30's situation may worsen. Earnings day that the crash, killing a son lion Monday. and have three small children. have been going downhill since and infant daughter of Rev. Har- Our holdings consist of Ford Mo- 1958 and will probably decline old E. Reiner, occurred appar- BuiMing material makers were tor, American Telephone, and Na-this year and next. ently during the weekend. Rev. popular,' Johns Manville saining » Plans Nason on Education tional Biscuit. We have inherited (Mr. Spear cannot answer all Mr. Reiner, 36, Ms wife Joan, 1% and U.S. Gypsum 1%. some money mail personally but will answer 31, and a woman missionary, Late In the day a Civil Aero- and would like all questions possible in his co were reported injured. Mrs. Rein nautics Board examiner recom- For Regional your opinion of umn.) er formerly lived in Hackensack mended against the merger ap- plication of American and East- Study Methods Can Help .Continental N. J. Her husband is an expe- Can, Standard rienced pilot. The children were ern Air Lines. Eastern had been Are Outlined By LESLIE S. NASON inite plan of procedure for taking Oil of Califor- Peter, 4, and Sandra 3 months. up a point or so much of the RUMSON — A detailed plan with a feeling of having fully Professor of Education It. ' nia, and Inter- Heads Drive Three other children of the coup- day but it dosed unchanged. for school defense, in case of covered the subject. national Tele- le were in school in Fortaleza on American was off % attack, has been outlined by Dr How much study is enough? Here are some procedures that phone. We own the Brazilian coast. Zenith and Merck raised quar- John Kiimey, Jr., superintendent. The most successful students will help you enter exams con- (You may obtain a copy of Dr. fident that you have studied our home and terly dividend payments . after Dr. Kinney explained to Hie have learned from experience Nason's "You Can Get Better have adequate the close. Zenith was up 1% that it's the method of study enough. Grades" booklet by sending {1 to WASHINGTON — NegMa- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional and Merck 2% South Puerto Board of Education last night rather than the amount that pro- In courses such as economics, "Better Grades" Box 2160, Gener- ttons are under way for the Rico Sugar fell 1%. duces satisfac- sociology and psychology, the al Post Office, New York, Roger E. Spear * ' B.G. Fish and Wildlife Service to that where time permits in a real Among the growth stocks IBM tory grades on author's table of contents and A) You're a very fortunate acquire SJSt acres of *etlands emergency, students will be sent was ahead 6, Polaroid Wt> Xer- an examina- major headings within the chap- young couple, in both your family to add to New Jersey's Brigan- home. ox 4% and Du Pont VA- Alcoa tion. ters may be used as a guide. and your investments. tloe National Wildlife Refuge. All students have been gauged was up 2ft, American Potash (ex Formulate and answer ques- Radio Experts It seems to me that at your A spokesman said yesterday as to the time It takes them to Yet, when dividend) 2 add Crown Cork 2r«S*. SS SA have missed. ^They. fear they will tions, H Continental Can's earnings 51. Caraden, was killed yester- Kronr' regularly to give aU some meas- and answer the following ques- fluctuate widely, and there is no day when a large spin dryer ex- LeWlti CtN arrive at the examination to find tions in each case, you can enter Leh Port C p.* ure of protection. < Col. Warren, chief of communl- growth ahead that I can dis- u they have studied the « with confidence: Mrs. Aknzo Dozter ploded in a commercial laun- Uhi VVilliU Int VA Each classroom has been given wrong the examination cations for NASA's satellite de- tinguish. For the latter stock I dry where he worked. The Lib Val RR 5*1 things. velopment program, will address I/O? Olio an inner portion of the,school What principles were used in would substitute Chicago Musical RED BANK — Mrs. Alonzo blast collapsed an Interior Ub MN*L ait building to which to report if an This is scarcely the frame of solving these problems? a joint meeting of the Monmouth ni 1 Instrument Co.. (OTC). Dozier is heading the Muscular brick wan In the tiro story •lam is sounded. Student moni- mind in which to write a good How can I tell from the word and Northern New Jersey Chap- Q) "My mother Is 84 and a Dystrophy Appeal in this bor- building occupied by Matter tors have been assigned to each examination. ing of the problem the principles ters, Professional Group on Com- widow. She has $18,000 in savings ough. linen Rental Service, 1178 of these. 'fl ?•• . There are three ways to tight- to b&'used? munications Systems, Institute and loan associations; 30 shares Albert T. MacDonald, Red Thannan St Faculty members, with studen en up your study methods and What are the processes of solu- of Radio Engineers. of Manning, Maxwell 4 Moore; Bank tax collector, is canister assistants, have been assigned to help eliminate much of the nerv- tion and how.should it be writ- Prior to his address, which will 30 shares of Penn-Dixie Cement; chairman. DOVER — A man was killed oversee building areas and to ous apprehension that precedes ten? be given in the auditorium of and some better stocks. I have The drive will continue until and a woman was critically in- take responsibility for use of fire exams. I have known students who the Arthur L. Johnson High been thinking of urging her to the end of this month. jured in a blast that occurred as extinguishers, first aid, radchem Over-All Review checked each assignment in this School at 8 p.m., the group will sell her Penn-Dixie Cement and Others assisting in the annual they were loading high explo- unit and communications. First, all study should start manner and completed the final meet for dinner in Novack's Res- Manning, Maxwell and add the fund campaign for the Mon sives at Plcatinny Arsenal The school board has decided with an over-all review of the review in as little as 20 minutes, taurant, Raritan Rd. and Mar- proceeds to her savings. Do you mouth .County Chapter of th( yesterday. Dead was Bela Har- to expend no money for emer materials that have been covered. entered the exam with confidence tine Ave., Scotch Plains. Muscular Dystrophy Association think this would be wise?" bula, 63, of Rt. 46, Kenvil. Mrs. gency food and medical supplies. The student must- have some and attained high grades. In his talk, Col. Warren will of America are: Mrs. Angelc J.H. Jennie Gayles, 56. of 54 Second Members said this would be a general organization such as an . In biological science, organic discuss the Telstar Echo, Re- Gelso, Mrs. diaries E. Bourne, v A) At the outset, I should like St., Dover, was, in critical con- community responsibility. outline to serve as a guide. chemistry and other courses in- bound, Relay and Syncom satel- Mrs. Paul Carter, Miss Elvira to say that your mother is very dition at Dover General Hospi- Second, the student should get volving many details, a short lites,, explaining how each is Craft, Miss Marilyn Andrews, fortunate to have you to look tal with burns over her body. some idea of what his teacher outline of major concepts is es- used and how each was devel- Mrs. Curtis Murphy, Mrs. Joseph after her affairs. Authorities at the arsenal said considers important and, if possi- sential to a systematic review. oped. Gibson, Mrs. John Drummond, Against I am inclined to agree with you the blast occurred when a flare ble, the type of exam to be given. Once this outline has been con- Arthur H. Ross, 140 West End Mrs. Eugene Clay, Mrs. Mikor, about Manning and Penn-Dixie. burst into flames. They said Third, he should enter the ex- structed, it forms the basis for Ave., Shrewsbury, is the group's Sims, Miss Janice Frost, Mrs, The former company is extreme- the accident occurred in a build- Nursing Home amination rested and with a def- a review which will leave you publicity chairman. ly sensitive to business change. James Ilch, Mrs. Cecil Ardell, ing divided into separate safety This year's earnings were off for Mrs. Walter Kersey, Mrs. John compartments by reinforced con- «Mr> the first nine months and covered Gilchrist, Miss Jessie Thornton, crete walls. A spokesman said •a'i Unit Probe, the dividend rate by a rather nar- Mrs. Morton Winer, Mrs. Algis Hartala and Mrs: Bayles were US Pure Oil TREITOI (AP) - The presi row margin. Penn-Dixie has been Ditlard, Mrs. Robert Leslie, Mrs, the only persons in the com' dent of the Licensed Nursing hurt by stepped-up competition John E. Brandon, Mrs. T.J. partment affected by the blast Tomes Association of New Jer- both here and abroad, and the Labrecque, Jr. and Mrs. Clar- Employees in adjacent compart- sey said yesterday there Is no ence Forehand. ments suffered minor shock but KM Too need for a legislative investiga- Bob Fulto did not require treatment. St J U tion of his association. George E. Conley, president $40,000 Bond NORTHFTELD — Theodore of the association, issued a state- Scaccia Gets Butane has sworn out warrents ment replying to remarks made Is OKd For against five alcoholic bever- Monday by Middlesex County MODERN TV Board's OK erage control agents accus- Freeholder George J. Otlowski. ing them »f searching his home Otlowski cal|ed for a legisla- Bulkheading without a search warrant. He tive investigation to find out claimed yesterday that the RECLINERS MONMOUTH BT2ACH r- The For Addition PMC Cp 3tg whether the nursing homes as- agents searched his noose Nov. Ford Mot 45U final step in financing costs of LITTLE SILVER — The Plan sociation is spending money to 21 despite Ms protests. The Girrctt iS rVlwtkcr yonr're \len- ning Board last night granted Qcn Accept 19«4 block construction of a 100-bed the bulkheading along the ocean agents placed .no charge Gsn Cl»»r 29 Ing TV. reading or its approval to a 15 by 50 foot nursing home addition to Roose- front was taken last night when against Bufano but they later Gen Dyntm 33 nluliuc . . - >ou'll addition to the Community Gin Elec 7IVi velt Hospital in Edison. Ottow- the Board of Commissioners arrested a man who allegedly Oen Fill 75 enjoy tba utmoit In passed a resolution calling for Cleaners, opposite borough ha atn Motort 5&K ski also called for a probe of comfort had driven away from the Bu- Gen Pub Ut 31% the Issuance of $40,000 in bond on Prospect Ave. O Tel ft El 21tt United c» the operation of private nursing kindionln fano bouse. The agents were Oen Tlr« 20 ii US Uki homes in the state. cllner. CBolce anticipation notes. Henry Scaccia, proprietor o: Frank Dalton, Daniel J. Sal- Gillette 31$ US Plywd ' Mayor Sidney S. Johnson said the cleaning establishment anc Olen Aid 10H US Rub Conley said "certain taxpay- color*. vatore, Paul Stec, Eugene Hen* Goodrich 45% US smelt the moneywould be used to tem-an adjacent market, was the ap nlcke and Ciro Tarantlno, all of Goodyear 33 US Steer ers" of Middlesex County have plicant. , Grace Co 33U Vui SI SU hired a lawyer to investigate the porarily finance the bulkheading the Newark ABC Office. A GI A*P 3SK Wilworth on the oceap front authorized in Mr. Scaccia was told that hii Greyhound SOU W»m B Flo allocation of federal aid funds Complete with WOWf hea/lng date on the warrants Gulf Oil 38 Wn Un Tel MAPLE a resolution adopted Nov. 5. parking lot, which was found by has not been set yet by Magis- Himtn Pap 2>H Wtiti fel 'or the addition to Roosevelt ladder and ward MYNUgYtAft He also said the contract for the planners to be adequate, Here Fdr 4tK Whlt« Mot Hospital. •mil. K*K. 48.03. trate Robert Crist. III Cent 40$ Woolnth BUNK BEDS the job has already been let, should be resurfaced and marked nt Bu> Men 3W14 Conley said the lawyer has with parking and traffic flow !nt Hirr 49ft and work will begin shortly. :ht Nick *l been also Instructed to take any , Commissioner Harold Peterson lines. Int Paper !IU legal action necessary to pre- At Lackland AFB nt Tol*T«l «(» 7-PIECE announced that float valves have Mr. Scaccia also agreed to vent putting patients' in Roose- 3-PC. LIVING ROOM been installed and are in opera^ place planters between the park; velt Hospital run by Middlesex tion to prevent water from com- ing area and sidewalk near the County, when they can afford to The ideal gift for Christ- DINETTE SETS ing up through the catch basins entrances to the lot. First Aid v for care at private nursing mas. Solid foam cush- • 96" high on Ocean Ave. ' A third condition requires thi homes. ions. Choice of color • AS" wide 95 "We Installed two 12-Inch applicant to mark the entranci Nominations "He probably will be asked by and fabric. • 60" lortg valves, which should help In and exit to the parking, lot wit) some taxpayers ol Bergen Coun- • Extension leaf , stemming flooding conditions in signs to be approved by po ty to conduct an inquiry in that NOW ONLYI Included nuisance tides due to the catch lice department, . Set Tonight 69 county and bring appropriate le- 129 basins backing up," said Mr. The conditions were includec MANASQUAN — Nominations gal action either at the federal Peterson. in a resolution recommendin of 1963 officers will be made to-' r state level, or both," Conley CHRISTMAS DELIVERY GUARANTEED IF YOU BUY NOW! approval to Borough Council. laid. night at 8 o'clock at a meeting STORE HOURS: of the Monmouth County Associa- "The New Jersey Licensed Eaty credit terms available ... first Egg Market tion of First Aid Squads. Nursing Homes Association will Mon. to Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Mailbox, Tree The meeting will be held In co-operate with him and the tax- payment will not b« due until 1963. Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. ^ NEW YORK (AP)-(tisDA) the local First Aid Squad head- payers of Middlesex and Bergen Wholesale egg offerings adequate Help Halt Car quarters. Counties in every respect, includ- Highway 35 to burdensome on large; adequate The election of officers will be ing giving financial aid," Conley on balance. Demand quiet on NEW SHREWSBURY - A held at the Red Bank First Aid said. Reeds Rd. mailbox and a tree MIDDLETOWN large and good on balance yes- building, Spring St;, Jan. 23. - Conley said private nursing terday. were auto casualties yesterday James Toney, 20, of 118 Rivei lomes are strictly regulated In Whites: extras (47 lbs. rain.) HOME ON LEAVE Htm Jersey. He said they are 39<4-41^; extras medium (40 lbs.St., Red Bank, told police thai while driving north on Reeds Rd Rodger A Morris MIDDLETOWN - Visiting at .nspected at least twice a year FURNITURE average) 33-34; top quality (47 lbs. 1 the home of her parents the past by the state Institutions Depart- min.} 4346; mediums (41 lbs. he suddenly saw'a child in Iron of his car, ran off the road to RED BANK - Airman Rodger two weeks was Miss .Allison ment, and State Institutions ACroM from average) 35-37; smalls (36 lbs. A. Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs.Zahnlser, Cardinal Rd. Miss Commissioner John W. Tram- . llowird Johoua'i average) 27' $-28l/$; peewees 22-23. avoid him, and hit the objects / In his path. Arthur R. Morris, #3 Spring St.; Zfthniser, who recently completed burg could supply all necessary 3 HUt. North ol Red B»nk Browns: extras (47 lbs. min.) 3 now undergoing basic military the 10-week recruiting training Information without asking the 4243%; top quality (47 lbs. min.) He was arrested by Patrolman raining at Lackland Air Force for Women at the U' 5. Nav- Legislature "to spend Its time, OS 1-1055 ,49-49; mediums (41 lbs average) Stanley Fox for driving without Base, Texas, Airman Morris is al Training Center In Balivbtldge, efforts and money to ascertain J7-.19; smalls (39 lbs., average) a license, and released in 150 expected to be furloughed for < Md., has.returned to Balnbrldge that which ls now a matter of PRICES ARE BORN HERE AND RAISED ELSEWHERE! 28;29; peewees 22-23. ball. : . .•. trip home in the near future. where «ha Is attending school. record." : 4—Wt&at&itj, Now. 28,19«

PRICES ARE END MEN —The Port Monmouih Fire Company .Auxiliary; .will present its annual minttrel Friday at 8 p.m. in th« Leonardo Elementary School. . Above are seven of the ''end men" in the production. They are, left to rigl)*, front row, Mrs. Frank Levering, Mrt. Edward M«cLennan; Mr}. William'Brown and Mrs. Edward Rosikie- wici; rear row, Mrs. Robert Runge, Mrs. Kenneth Thompipn. Mrs. William Dowens.

Population in the United State were Mrs. Rose Andrews, Mrs. LOW Eft! increases at the rate of more Highlands Gannon, Mrs. Roy Maxson, Mrs. than 340 people every hour, Charles Quast, Mrs. Andrew equivalent of 8,160 per day am Brownie Scout Troop 355 re- Soyka and'Mrs. Clifton Wells. nearly 3 million annually. cently held an outdoor campfire investiture at the Community Center with Mrs. John Cameron, Patti Ana Brink, daughter of WHEN YOU leader, conducting the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Eston Brink, 85 THINK OF assisted by Mrs. Charles O'Neil, Seadrift Ave., celebrated her assistant leader. Invested were third birthday with a party held STEAK and Margaret Anthony, Marguerite in her home. Present were Patti Batzle, Cathy Carone, Irene Gil- Ann's brother Billy, her maternal son, Debbie Layton and Catherine grandmother, Mrs. Alfred Horay O'Neil. ind son Alfred, of Highlands; Mrs. Timothy Brennan and THINK OF daughters, Cathy, Patti Ann, The Community Center, Inc. Laura and Robin of Hilton will meet tonight at the center Park, Mrs. Richard Ryler and MECHANICS on Memorial Hill. 132 Broad St. Red Bank son, John, Mrs. Wade Davis and Biggest Selection — son, Dean, Mrs. George O'Brien Unrest Prices Mrs. Robert Mazzacco recently and daughter, Maryellen; Rob- entertained a group of women In ert, Michael and Brian Monahan her home, 49 Second St., at which of Highlands. time they planned a Christma party for Dec. 11. Attending wen Mrs. Howard Brey, Jr., Mrs. Bob- Members of the executive com- by Overfelt and Mrs. David Sear- mittee of the Highlands Public cy of Highlands, Mrs. Leslie School Parent- Teacher Associ- Goodell and Mrs. Edward Palme ation recently met at the home of Atlantic Highlands. of Mrs. Sivert M. Walstrom, 92 \ Valley Ave. Mrs. Susan MoLaughlin, Second St., celebrated her 90th birthday Nov. 18. , > For Half-Sizes

•" William Koeser, Miller St., re Printed Pattern FOLDING BED turned last week from Riverview FOAM MATTRESS Hospital, Red Bank, after being CHUCK STEAK or ROAST a surgical patient for several $12.88 weeks.

• Mrs. Stephen H. Feller enter RAILROAD tained the Twenty Club at he home 85 Washington Ave., lasi BONELESS CROSS RIB ROAST WAREHOUSE week when final plans for thi annual fall bjis*trip to New Yor> City were made. Croup will at Valuable Coupon /wvyw OUTLET tend a matinee performance ol 65; 241 Highway 35, Eatontown "No Strings." Mrs. Frances Gan RIB STEAKS Just Booth of Katontown Circle non, 67 Washington Ave., will en FROZEN OFEN DAII,¥ 9:30 to 11:30 tertain the group'Tuesday, Dj' ITALIAN SAUSAGE 59s, HUNT'S a3ffi.:25fe. SAT. 9:30 to 8:30 4, when plans for the Christmas Call 542-2020 party will be discussed. Preseni SIRLOIN STEAK 79fb HUNT'S gg°n „ 21c ORANGE PORTERHOUSE MOTT'S 12 OZ. 89f,, APPLE JUICE ... OPEN 3 DAYS STEAK AUNT JEMIMA Thurs. and Frl. 10 A.M. 'til 9 P.M.; Sat 'HI 6 P.M. T-BONE STEAK 99fb 1 LB. PANCAKE 19c - LIMIT It CANS PER CUSTOMER AT Small 19c REG. PORK CHOPS 79fb CHEERIOS ; FOOD CtTY THRU SUNDAY, DEC. 2 :>£. *»^^A*«*^A WESSON OIL Large 39c BARGAINLAND CHICKEN WINGS 29fb v^i Valuable Coupon DIAMOND CRYSTAL COMPLETE 5TORE BUYERS KOSHER SALT 21c BREAST CHICKEN 55fb 22-A MAIN STREET LI 2-8747 EATONTOWN 1 Stile North of Eatootoirn Circle £ In Tbc Center ol EalonUmn Large 2 35c CHICKEN LEGS 49fb JELLO SELLING OUT the entire stock of: WHEATIES 8OZ.. 19c CHICKENS .,, Any 1-Lb. Can BENEL SHOES. Haddonfield. N. J. 2-ln-aBag 40c m SPECIAL K 10ft OZ. Any Brand c Ladies' Hi-Styled SUNSHINE Ib by iflkni SARDINES S>, KRISPIES 1 LB With $5.00 Purchase 49 l.l»ER CUSTOMER AT Look young, slim, attractive In IMPORTED HAM 95fb N.B.C. RITZ 12 OZ. 28c FOOD CITY THRU SUNDAY, DEC. 2 this 1963 edition of the shirtwaist. DRESS SHOES Easy-sew, unpressed pleats give SCOOTER ^MW« ' BUTTER 59fb 39c High Heel • Stacked • Mid Heels a soft, graceful swing to the BURRY'S PIES skirt. Valuable Coupon HELLMANN'S Siiei 3Vi-10 all widths Printed Pattern 9218: Half Sizes SALADS 17f> MAYONNAISE, 1 QT. 63c ny2, Wt, 16ft, 18ft, 20ft, 22',$. SEE THESE FAMOUS BRANDS: Size 16ft takes 3% yards 45-inch BISQUICK REDY KRAFT [ fabric. MEASURED MIX 39c MAYONNAISE, 1 QT. 63c ~' Rivanni • Heritage - Rogues Fifty cents in coins for this pattern — add It cents for each BETTY CROCKER ^ [ ') !. Juliano • Prattiginni - Luigi DaVida pattern for first-class mail. Send BROWNIE MIX * SKIPPY CREAMY to Marian Martin, Red Bank Reg' ister Pattern Dept, 232 West 18th Gold C|fl||R VALUES St., New York 11, N. Y. Print 5 £ 49c WELCH'S GRAPE JELLY 21C 1-Lb. NONE Medai rLUun TO $/|.00 plainly name, address with zone, • Liver Flavored' cize and style number. SLICED 18.95 HIGHER FIRST TIME EVER! Glamor- CAT FOOD 4 ous movie star's wardrobe plus FRISKIES DOG FOOD O TOl I.UU UMIT I PER CUSTOMER AT 110 exciting styles to sew in our FOOD CITY THRU StJNDAV, DEC. 2 . ONE STYLE new Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog. FRISKIES HORSE MEAT with GRAVY 5 for 1.00 Send 35c. MEN'S DRESS & CASUAL SHOES -LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TAX HAMS •'•'(•.' ALSO PREP SIZES ROftOl/tifl or tif,\ HKlGHT, \, J, Notice of salu of properly lor non- payment of tinea, aisosunents and ^TIL other municipal linis In tlio Uorough by LORD GENTRY ql Bva BrigHt, N. J. '" *"•* ' in hereby given thlt I, Joan AxelBen, Collector at taxing ..orcugii ul 8«t Bright, FOOD CITY and Little Gentry County of Mon mouth, New Jersey, pursuant to the authority or the ,IV»,,, Statutes In Much ennr made nrul pru- AT ATLANTIC S PREP SIZES 3

I RabbinicalGroup (BED BANK REGISTER W«Wty, Nor. 28,1962-S TblMeet in Area JtUMSOH - Ti» JUfcbiofeai As- tembiy fit Northers Hew Jersey will meet Wednesday, Dec S, at Congregation Bnal Israel of Greater Red Bank, here, It was announced by Dr. Jeshaia Sclmtt- ter of Temple Shomrtl Emunah, Mentcjalr, president of the re- gional organization. At B* October meeting In Con- gregation Beth Torah in Orange, • {he 50 memben of the Rabbinical Assembly la the area discussed report on the Kashruth Commis- sion given by Rabb! Elvinl. Rose of Congregation Beth Shal- om, Union, and a report on mt current status Of Jewish groopa E/ERYOMI ON YOUR UIT. AND THE 1AVINQS WILL A1T at JeWey City State College by RabM Sheldon. ThaH of Titnpk COLONIAL DESIGN Bnal pan of Btoomfleld. CHATTY TALKING DOLL 29" CHAISE LOUNGE Get* Accelerator • She cries; laughs, says 11.different phrases. Pretty baby doll with rooted Building Contract ONLY 11>88 "But our fainily: auro. club memberihip lurely hair—Monde or brunette. SHREWSBURY - Stephen J, . mint uw this, toot'*' Pinafore and romper styles. Sturdy hardwood in Salem mspls Grow, -Inc., of' Newman Springs or natural finish,'expertly made with Rd., hu been awarded a HMtf! contract to Install tt» plumbing djts.Early American of a building to house a tandem printed cotton uf holstery. Van- D* Graff accelerator at Rat' He ger* university. Th* contract is one of six to- taling 11.139,389 announced toda; by the state university. ToLeamaR's The 15-mlUlon electron volt ac- By WILliAM J.I CONWAY "If tb* staggering.burden of re- celerator Is to be constructed at 1 CHICAGO (AP>^3arence Wal-|W It to b* reduced," he laid, the university ! new science cen- it is essentlil that th* educalton- ter at a total cost of tJ.m.m lac* tot* a wrongi'iumMn,th« roadof Ufewhen.be wu in-the lallevat of these people b« It will be one of the most pow- graded." . . erful accelerators of It* type In primer stage in school. .So' the ' department teamed the world and will allow scien- Wallace, who was born on a with the Board of Education tists to obtain precise Inforata- Farm;,is 'the'hill country of .Ten- a program they call unique—eve- Uon on the structures and proper- nessee, never got back,to school, ning classes in public schools, ties of atomic nuclei. to time h* became a common laborer.' A heart condition ulti- nuiglng throutJi the .'elementary Th* 1« x HWoot building mately enled his abttty to lift grades into high school, to get which will tbuse th* accelerator 23" COLONIAL ROCKER and-totev Seven* months ago he people off relief rolls andon pay- If expected to be completed late went on relief in Chicago. rolls. IN GAY RED CHINTZ next year. The project I* betag So far, «,«» reliefers have en- Now'this ruddy, beefy man of financed chiefly with state funds rolled and the number is grow, S3 Is back in school. He and hli and partly by Bell laborator- ing toward me Immediate goal of ONLY 5*94 classmates study at 'the level JOI ies which will be entitled to one- UMIM and an eventual 50,000. third us* of th* accelerator for1 the first three elemeataiygradet. Th* staff uncovered one woman Small fry will love this Salem mapl» JO-yef r period. Two evenings a week they sit in with an I.Q. of 128. Her long- finished hardwood rocking chair straight-back wooden chain la range aim.!* a high school dk Room 1M In Lake View High with gay red chintz upholstery. AT HHNSIUS' HOME ploma and then college. Juan School. They look at the teacher 23* high with 13x14* seat mODLmom-Mr. and Mr*. Mender ha* set his sights much and, beyond, to «, blackboard R. C. Hewlett,! lineroft, were 1[lower. OUR OWN 13-INCH Thanksgiving Day gunrts at the bearing such chalked. aentencei as: "The little dog will jump.' I want some.kind of job In home of Mr. and Mr*. E. R 'actory," he said, holding up his CHROME VELOCIPEDE Heiniius, Blue Jay a TteHein- "I know figures," Wallace said, hands as if reaching for levers, siuj' daughter, Marene, spent "but I can't read and write.. You 'But I don't know, bow, work ma- Saturday In Atlantic City with a can't get a Job tf ybu can't even chines. I get job when I team MOW ONLY l0a88 friend, Mis* Nancy Polsch of Port write''your name." English better." Monmouth, celebrating their Wallace, a bachelor, dreams'd Mendez, « and small, wore a Our own super-sturdy steel velocipede with birthdsyi. learning the first two, It's aid neat gray suit with the large, chrome fenders, white sidewaU tires, knuckle then finding a Job in a plant pointed lapels that were in vogue where1 machlntt provide the mus- guard, streamers. In Blue with white trim, 10 years back. He came from VISITING BLANCHAWH cle. •. . ' . • : • Puerto Rico nine years ago and tiBg at the Wallace I* one of JO.OCO per- drifted to Chicago. He lost bis home of Mr. ud Mrs. Donald sons receiving aooie form of pub- most recent Job as a steam table Blanchard, Maida Ttr, are Itt lic' ujfotance In Cook County and Mrs. Reeder attendant at a Gold Coast hotel. (CUagoy-t munber, equal to the He tod his wife, be said, have Cleveland, OMo. The Blancfurds' population of Dayton, OUor -or '11 children and one more com- aoo, Michael, recently celebrated Tampa, ^Fla.. ' . . ing." Us eighth birthday at a famlr • A sampling of abtfrtodied're- party in his home. !WerrUidSrted;rais fall that», tot are- faoetknaDy Illiterate/ GUESTS OF SCHICKS CAMPBELL GUESTS They read and write, so poorly, MTODLCTOWN-Robert, Mary Beth and Patti Schlck, children of MIDDLETQWN- Mr. and Mrs if at all, that they have Mr. and MM. Donald Schlck. Pel- Jamec Campbell, Jr., Crane Ct, Wtle chance of getting past the ican Rd., spent • "TheJUkgiving had Mr. ani Mrs. G«or> KanU. application blank desk of an co- weekend at the home of their Tom* River, aad *elr son andIptoyinert oftioa. sneta aad'aunt, Mr, and *trs. 3.77 d«ua*ter-ln-hw. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Hfflierd, director STUTZRIDE'EM Jarne* CttrteU, Jd, and dauja-j of tfie Cook County Department Vincent McDoaough in Verona. tersJin anTtli, MUMetown a* of PuN(c MoV found the rtafis- The ScUckf entertained at a fam- 24-inch poly model of holiday guerti. tics, appallliig. , ily dinner.Thanksgiving Day for Mrs. Ann Dotterwelch, Jersey the old car. With work* City; Mrs.. May Bu'shong, North "BONANZA" ing steering wheel Bergen, and Mr. and Mrs. Vin- cent McDonough and daughter SPURS AND GUN SET and son Nancy and Tommy, Ver- 4.87 GIVE A "PRO" HOCKEY OAMC DUBARS'GUESTS > < • 36x16x14' Masonito rink> , MIDDtfTOWN—Thanksgrying Cowboy, set: 50-shot cap-shooting plastic, goal me]*, 2 teama Day gueais at the home of Mr. o£6 plaj-crs controlled by and Mrs. George Durar, Johnson saddle rifle, leather holsters and belt* fadmdnal knobs.. 5.88 Ter., were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce with 2 cap-shooting guns; metal spur*, Minor, Gettysburg, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. John Becker, Bronx, and with leather straps. V J, Krldel has bien^isiiting Stnt* deui for 75 years. George Durar, Sr., New York "ODD OGG" GAME City. 24" JOLLY PLUSH SANTA CLAUS 699 3.88 .. New fun game! Motorize! plastic frog and 4 plastie gifts prettily , jolly Santa claus of red rayon plusTi ialb. 7x14 inches high. with non-breakable vinyl face, hands and boots. Wired arms and hands.' 33* MOONFROST TABLE TRIE Green and white looped aluminum from... .gleams like frost-touched epruce. Full, perfectly MtOADSt. MDIANK formed branches that need no lights or ornaments,

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solid colors .....6.00 4-SPECD STEREO Hl-H PHONO white,' blu* and 'pliik Attuning value! Monaural automatic record changer thuta off. 2 con- trols, 2 needles. Scuff resistant 1.66 travel case. sox 1.66 •«57e SO CHRISTMAS CARDS 90 RELIGIOUS CARDS SO CHRISTMAS CARDS irair.. .45.99 Big special! Box of 50 differ- Beautiful religioui subjects, 50 Assorted groups includo "glfo I ent, beautiful, colorful designs by. famous "Aristocrat." assorted cards and envelopes. ter" IriuiJ, french-folds.

Shop WtdnMdoyi and Fridays Unril 9 P. M. ALLEN- JIM BISHOfV b ^-; '•., Ktd flank Register Reporter un SCOTT THOMAS OIVINO MOWN, PobBsl Which Was the Simer? IAMBSJ.BOQMiEdtte H. HAROLD KELLY, GtMTll REPORT The waiting room was in pastel green. Tbj rug W. HAIRY mMNCTON, PnxtaeUoa Mtaagw By ROBERT S. AIXEN and was gold. There were softs and wing chain and end Arthur Z. Karnin ud WIDI.m F. Sudford Frank W. Harbour PAW. SCOTT tables and, near the picture window, a spiral cage full lU SdltOrt HWdmowa Bnrwa Mir. .WASHINGTON-The Treasury of parakeets. Four women sat waiting. Two read li going to Issue to entirely new ! Mentor «l ON Awodated Press old magazines. One, very young, looked down at her JIMS it *uu*4 nuoMnir IIUIKH nvubumttia Haiti i*ni am H«M kind of "savings" bond. c u nlluil tf MWi dlqUfco It will be told to those self- purse and ^ept silently. The fourth One, employed who take advantage of a jaded Wande, chewed gum and Member ol Americas Newpaper PnbUiheri Association the law passed by" the recent ses- watched the young one. Manbtr Audit Bureau 61 Circulation sion of Congrjtt* wfeich allows Tte lud auk lia|UMr uramw DO fio«B«i«i nipooiiuutlw »r trpompbMU tram la Mtrftitntnti. them to set up tneif own pension These two would, in abort time, win twrim wttbMit eJurt*, tktt put M u »4MrU«m«u a wtiok it. lrpo»r»phlMJ wnr torn i* fund* up to 12.500,* year: Mil MUM noutr «m» «hlrt mar <»cui. constitute a riddle. The young one had An estimated (even-million self- already beeln in to see the doctor; When Ma MOTMPM WUN •• -CMMadMtltln «oe •tttuunu «i sMalou la uxun MB tU nutn. employed are eligible to estab- she; came lout,' she sat^tfiiii^ng' for •nbnnpuco priew u M LM thu S moi. Par month tL5O U mcmlh»—Jil.oo « nonthfr-l t.OO lish such pension funds. The new tun* COOT it owmUr. 1 wttt ainilt (OPT W nul>. 10 °>°ti 9 mcmths-413.60 I month*-* UO bond also will be available to awhile. Then the tears had started. corporations with pension funds. She had black hair in a short bob and, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1962 Interest rate on the bond is still to be determined. In dis- BISHOP -coupled with the huge brinimlnt eyes, cussions with President Kennedy, it made her look younger than the 18 or J7 she waa. Treasury, Secretary Dillon indi The Hospital Impasse cated the rate will be at least as The doctor came into the room for a moment. He high as the 3% per cent of E and beckoned to the older blonde. She grinned, still chew- "So near and yet so far" could ors, scheduled to meet tonight, will H bonds, and may go above that. ing her gum, and went inside. In 15 minutes, she was The bonds will be Issued in very well sum up the proposal to hold off taking any action to scrap Mote: The government poys formers not to pI onamount! ringing from 1.00 toout. As she picked up, her effects, the young one got build a $2.3 million Riverview Hos- the Middletown proposal. We can a crop — they coll It the 'soM-bonk* plan.. $10,000. and will have ho maturity up to leave. In a moment, they were out on the fide* pital annex in Middletown. understand Mr. DeRidder saying that I call this my 'soll-bonk' cartoon...! date. They will run indefinitely. walk, standing in the glare of two coach lamps on It is not generally Jrealired, but the lawn, . •• )• The plan, as originally an- without financial aid from the medi- under the new law self-employed These Days: can set up their own pension An Older One's Knowledge nounced, seemed to have smooth cal staff the plan looks hopeless. funds in addition.to having social 'Kid," the older one said, "you got a problem." sailing. The state Department of In- But overriding all considerations security coverage. " The latter imposes no restrictions' on the The young girl looked up resentfully. The big blonde stitutions and Agencies announced is the fact that new medical facilities The Business of Congress former; Self-employed can take patted a wisp of hair in place. "Tell me to mind my approval of a $750,000 federal grant are needed and they are needed bad- advantage of both sysfems—pro- own business," she said, "but I know why you Were vided they pay the cost. in there and I'll bet I know the problem." . to help finance construction. Zoning ly. Riverview's present 194-bed By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Under the new law, one-half ol for the hospital was approved in physical plant is overtaxed. More the pension fund is taxed at reg- The young one began to cry in earnest. She blew Here is a law, duly passed by the House of Rep- ular income rates when the Middletown. ; .-..,. room is needed. We can certainly her nose into a little hanky. "In the first place," said resentatives and duly signed by the President and unmone- y Is withdrawn. . the big blonde, "he ain't no doctor. The real doctors understand the Board of Governors' Self-employed can start' draw Then, in what was regarded as a doubtedly investigated by a Congressional Committee ing c'n these pension funds at the took his license away years ago. In the second'place, startling annuoncement, came a lack thinking to place the new building In and by experts in various government departments. age of 595^.. They don't have to he wants $300 to help you with your problem, awl you dp so until 70VS, when the lawain't go three hundred." ; of support for the project by thethe Middletown area, with all indi- It reads: requires withdrawal from thesi : great majority of the hospital's med- cations pointing to the population ". ,'. That th« Administrator of General Servr funds' must begin. However, In The young one looked up, surprised. "Five hun- Wither Instance does rhV Individ- dred," she said. The blonde sighed and stuck her ical staff. The doctors told the hos- boom there continuing for many ual have to sctusilv "retire." He ices is hereby authorized to dispose of, by negotiation hand out "My name is Tessie. The rest of It doesn't pital's Board of Governors they ob- years to come. or otherwise, approximately four thousand tons of can keep on working and earn We know Riverview's medical Ic.; matter." The young one held a small hand out timidly. jected to the Middletown location. chestnut extract now held in the national stockpile. Should withdrawals start before "Clara," she said. The blonde suggested a cup of cof- The doctors, counted on for support, staff, as well as its Board of Govern 59, a penalty tax Is imposed.'In fee. They walked two blocks to a bus stop and stepped Such disposition may be made without regard to thethe event of death, the fund Is said they would not go along with ors, considers first the medical needs provisions of section 3 of the Strategic and Critical paid to beneficiaries in varloui into a well-lighted cafeteria. It didn't require much the $300,000 in contributions said to of the community as well as the pub-Materials Stock Piling Act, relating to dispositions on methods specified by the.taw. to get the little one to talk. The new law permits a wide A Ring Is Returned be expected of them. At the same lic good. This is the way they have the basis of a revised determination pursuant to sec choice of pension funds. Self- Once she started, Tessie had trouble stopping her. time, many of the doctors said they always operated. tion 2 of said Act, to the effect that no such disposi employed can out their money In favor, instead, an addition to the ex- We are certain that differences of annuities, trusts, "custodial" ac- Clara's family was average. A father who worked tion shall be made until six months after publication in and other investments for the city; two older brothers; a mother who was isting hospital in Red Bank. opinion can be ironed out. A com- The Treasury is issuing its new the Federal Register and transmission to the Congress type of bond1 in the hope of at- always complaining. Clara had a boy friend. They J. Raymond DeRidder, president mittee of the medical staff and theand to the Armed Services Committees thereof of atracting a large amount of these had many dates. They talked of marriage, window- of the Board of Governprs, has said board should sit down immediately benslon savings. shopped for furniture. He even bought a cheap ring notice of the proposed disposition." Treasury exoerts estimate the to do this. for her. that without the doctors' financial In the first place why do we stockpile chestnutnew pension system will cost the support the project cannot succeed. In the meantime, every effort Government from $115 million to Clara trusted him. Completely. The moment she extract? I can understand stockpiling a few chestnuts $150 million a year In revenue. should be made to keep the proposal used the word "completely," Tessie asked her how long He has indicated it will be dropped. to make sure that there is ample traditional stuffing Under the law, one-half of the All of which prompts us to sayfor added space alive. The need for JJ.500-a-year! pension savings can ago that was. The kid told her. Within a week, the for the turkey, but what is chestnut extract used for? *•' claimed as a tax deduction boy friend had provoked an argument, took his ring that we hope the Board of Govern- a new hospital facility is urgent. That was the prlneioal reason back, and told the kid he was through with her for- Is it essential to any war we might get into? Maybe President Kennerlv and Secretary it is a dye to use on Fidel Castro's beard? Maybe it Dillon ODDOKM the measure, ni ever. "Now," the young girl said, "my problem is..." thoush in the end the former Your Money's Worths is used for Camouflage? But it must be important, for "Never mind your problem, honey" the big blonde signed It. If he hadn't, Congress said. I knew that in the waiting room. Maybe I can it is preserved under the Strategic and Critical Mated would have passed; it, over his Budget Deficits Are How 'Traditional' veto. ,: .;. . ' , ., help you. Then again, maybe I can't." She chuckled. als Stock Filing Apt, which means that it must either Former President Bfcenhow "I have made all the mistakes there are. Top late, be used for war purposes or to feed our population in er's son Is anoarently hot rebig I know all the answers. Now I'm the kind of woman By SYLVIA PORTER to follow in his father's military -X case of war or for some other good purpose. Mean who would horrify your mother—if she knew, I mean.". One thing certain to happen mayed, you ftiay worry about in the 1960s—years which have footsteps. '•..-.- •'•••> -r'•''.".'-. when President Kennedy delivers where this will lead us, bubeet n relatively prosperous by al'while, the American taxpayer is paying to keep the Lt. Col.- John Elsenhower has A Quack At Work ; his major State of the Union, "shocked surprise" at another reasonable yardsticks? The bus- obtained another six-months leave "Nobody can help me to get $500," the young one tiling stockpiled and I, as a taxpayer, am glad to see of absence—the third since he Economic, Budget and Tax Redefici- t year hardly seems war- iness recession of 1960 was ex- said. duction messages in January Is ceedingly mild, the recovery since some of it come out. "hung UD his uniform" in Apri ranted. 1961. This latest lwe will take an outburst of Don't Mourn, Moan early 1961 has carried us to new 1 "That quack is robbing you, honey," the older one shocked sur- The purpose of this report Is income peaks, tax rates are stil I have just discovered, for my sins, that chestnu him ur> to April 196.1. said. "His fee is three hundred. • He examined you and prise In Con- not to mourn or moan, though. very high. extract is a fluid extracted from the leaves of the chest That's a long time for a regular officer to be out of active service, told you that you need his services at once. Right? gress and The purpose is to ask, "WhyHow explain the deficits, then? nut tree and which, 1 am told, contains cocaine. Every- throughout the The only explanation comes back especially of youni,' Elsenhower's He also told you that if you wait another week or two deficit on top of deficit?" day, it is possible to learn something new about things rank; He has forfeited consider- land over the again to the heart of all economic it will be too late. Right? And he also said he could The deficits of the 1930s are able seniority,. and all his Wes size of the easy to explain. Those were years debates these days—our sluggish like this, but why do we stockpile it, why do we re- not help you unless you brought the five hundred in rate of growth since the mid- Point classmates now outrank budget deficit of catastrophic dej session, of the lease 4,000 tons of the extract? Who wants it? him. Some are full colonels, and to be projected 1950s. cash." ; birth of the New Deal, the start his chances of catching up are If we were growing fast enough for the fiscal of a spiral of spending on social The Problem of Chestnut Extract remote. The young one looked up in surprise. "It's as year 1964 andand welfare measures. we would be creating the profits Now, my point is that it took me considerable Close friends intimate the though you were listening," she said. The big blonde ths uptrend in The deficits of the 1940s also and paychecks to produce the PORTER the public debt. taxes to cover our rising spend- time, including an unanswered telephone call to younger Eisenhower will quit the put a sisterly arm around the kid, then thought, better are easy to explain. Those were regular Army next year,, at the For the deficit to be projected years of global war and In case ing. We are not growing fast chemical company in Maywood, New Jersey, to find of it. "You got $10?" she said. Clara nodded. for fiscal 1964—the year begin. enough. expiration of his latest "excess you have forgotten, the deficit in out what this substance is, who uses it, what is theleave without pay." "Then come with me," she said. "You're so damned ning July 1963 —will run Into 1943 came to a monumental $57.4 It is this central point which Is many billions. With a broad tax impelling Kennedy to ask that value of it, and why anyone needs 4,000 tons of it with Young Eisenhower is occupied innocent I don't think you know anything." The young billion; in 1944 to $51.4 billion; in chiefly with helping his father on reduction figured in, it could be 1945 to $53.9 billion. spending increases be limited and sufficient eagerness to have an Act of Congress passed. one asked where they were going. enormous, and of course the na- (o risk swelling the deficits in his literary efforts. These in- tional debt is going to zoom. But how explain Ihe deficits of 1963 and 1964 by asking for tax Congress had no time to pass the Smathers Bill, clude magazine articles, speeches "Don't ask questions," the big blonde said. "Either Considering the history of budg- the 1950s—years of the greatest cuts to spur our growth. purifying the State Department but it does have time and -White House memoirs, the trust me or go home and cry your little heart out. ets in (his entire generation, prosperity in our nation of all first volume of which is slated I'm taking you to a gynecologist." time? Paychecks soared, profits With spending Increases re- to worry itself about chestnut extract How many to come out next year. though, the only surprising thing strained and with th economy jumped and, although we spent e The son also manages the Stretching Value of $10 will be the "shocked surprise." stimulated into a new upswing, members of Congress have heard about chestnut ex hundreds of billions at home and Gettysburg farm, and other fam Budget deficits have become should be able to reverse the tract? How many, having read this bill, took the "What's that?" the kid said. A doctor, Tessie abroad, we earned trillion! which ily Interests. ' traditional in our land, surpluses red ink trend. Otherwise, the said. "A real doctor. A man with moral values and were taxed at very high rates. trouble to discover whether it is used-for tanning or George Allen, intimate, friend have become the rarity. record will continue a., dismal as integrity. For the lousy ten dollars, he may even give At the close of fiscal 1961—the Only Explanation It has been since the 1920s. drinking or for some other purpose? of Gen. Eisenhower, genial racon year Kennedy Inherited a record- How explain the deficits as far teur and author of the best you a thousand dollars worth of good counsel." The If I were a member of Congress, I would never selling "Presidents Who Have slied budget from the GOP—the FOR POOR SPELLERS big blonde shook her head. "Oh to be a kid again and vote for a measure that I knew nothing about But Known Me," estimates the let deficit was $3.8 billion, the na- know what I know now." tional debt was J2B9.2 billion. BRUNSWICK, Ga., (AP) - then why should I be asked to vote for a detail like ter's wealth as "well over a mil Telephone directory listings are Our 'Planned Deficit* chestnut extract? Congress should pass legislation lion." They went to a doctor's office. When the kid came sometimes complicated. John Kenneth Galbraith, tower- out, her eyes were wide with disbelief. "He says At the close of fiscal 1882—the For instance the directory laying down the ground rules, and expect them to being U.S. Ambassador to, India, is first full year Kennedy was in spells Dr. Hart Odom's name cor- carried out by pertinent officials, of whom we have ruefully writing Harvard friends nothing is wrong," the young girl said? "Nothing." charge—the deficit was $8.3 bil- rectly In one place and has it that the warring between. India The big blonde grinned. She linked her arm with that lion, the national debt was $295.8 Oduffl In another. too many with nothing to do. Congress should keep and China is endangering his plan billion. of the child she would never see again. "You're my Gordon MacGregor pays for ana watch-dog eye on these, public officials who usually to resign to resume his economic For fiscal 1963, to end next extra listing as McGregor so au-cover their incompetence, as well as malfeasance, by professorship at Harvard, The good deed for today,' she said. July 1, the estimate now is a tomobile customers can find his university grants Its faculty' mem- j:-'[ The riddle is this: which of these two was the deficit of $7.8 billion and the debt claiming the Executive Privilege, which like the separ- number and attorney Weslev bers only a two-year leave 0 sinner? •t this date is $302.2 billion. Wrags has his name also listed ation of church and state argument, is used for a multi- absence, and Galbraith's expires For fiscal 1964 the "planned as Rags.,.in case of a case, tude of irrelevant reasons. j next spring. Unless he returns deficit" with tax cuts could top by then, he will lose his cha,lr, The Sacred Cow the peak peacetime deficit of SCHOLARSHIP AT JC Trivial .legislation one of the highest-paid at Har- $12.4 billion chalked up by the vard. From his letters, he ap- Eisenhower administration In SEATTLE (AP) — The pres I call attention to these petty bills because it ough parently has no Intention of (riv- 1959. ence of a public junior college to be one of the functions of each member of Con- ing up his diplomatic post while All this follows a history just in a community is worth a $1,000 gress to spend plenty of time among their own clti there Is armed strife between In- as dismal from an orthodox finan- scholarship to any student who dia and China ,. . . Brazil wants cial viewpoint. zenry so that they might be truly representative. A to establish a direct air route to In the ID budget years of the would otherwise go awsy from vacation from Congress between just before Thanksgiv- Russia. Palulo Sampaio, head of 1930s we had nine deficits, only home to college. ing to just after New Year's Day ,is not sufficient for Panalr do Brasll. is. In Moscow one picayune surplus, and that 1 discussing the opening of an air- This estimate is reporter by any man to know much-about his own constituents was at the start of the decade. Dr. Frederick W. Giles, profes- line between the two countries. Only Two Surpluiea their needs and wants. For Instance, New Jersey con- sor of higher education at the After -40 years of Communist In the 10 budget years of the tains an important center for pharmaceutical and small rule, the Soviet is still grappling 1940s we had eight deficits, only University of Washington and an chemical industries. Many of the achievements of the hectically and without seeming two surpluses, and just one of authority on junior colleges. avail with numerous agricultural the surpluses was substantial. New Jersey companies are being stolen by agents of problems. Despite that dismal In the 10 budget yean of the Among mammals, baby opos- Italian competitors. This has been duly investigated record, the Kremlin has sent a 1950s we had seven deficits, only sums -ir<- probably the most ac- and brought to courts. large group of so-called "agricul- three surpluses and none of the complished hitchhikers. They not tural technicians" to Ghana to surpluses was significant. only spend their early days in How many members of Congress, voting on tariff assist It In overcoming farm dif- mother's pounch; later they be- In the first four fiscal years of bills or oh measures related to GATT or to any of our ficulties. If these Russian tech- the 1960s we have had three def- come straphangers on her back. nicians have no better success in icits, only one minor surplus Steelways Magazine estimates foreign relations, know about this Italian thievery "ihana than thsv hav« had In their achieved by Eisenhower in his that the new Interstate highway which cost American firms millions of dollars and own country, then Ghana Is In a last year ot office, and « fourlh system wi 11.2 msnnlH eioto sul3 deprives American workers of work? How many of bad way . . . The world-famed deficit is on the way In the fifth system will use 13.3 million tons •Jatlonal Institutes of Health, of structural steel, much of It Inthem have done anything about this form of commer- Bethesda, Md., wjll train a num- This is the record in booms bridge construction, and 13.6 mil- cial piracy? ber of Nigerian doctors and med- •Ml depressions. In hoi war, cold lion tons of reinforcing ateel, used ical technicians to provide the war and peace, under Republicans to Improve the- strength of con< In a word, there are important tasks for Congress Lagos teaching hospital with, » «nd Democrat!. You may b« dli- 6—Wednesday, Nov. 28,1962 crete. and it should not be Involved In trivial legislation. ftculty. HE) JAM HEGISTER Wednesday, !W. 28,1962—7 What's News In Business - tf» company vnatmtati are ante far ataudi In MOwnouth Stop. aewaja dispesaL" Aa eucn. gutter, Eatontown - re- tto ef the Lou Braaeh Sew. % stlttuccat* story. Ellis •rap ArtbsrttyTiato tbe foes ' ' i,, Baltimore, presl- ef wUcb Mas Morrissey aeak* -l-.'-r ., hu told stockholders that to link bar apartment fctua, \ totwat mm should top $100 saM "There have ben seme lM * y**r. For the year "•••ttatlMs, but m decWeea." SHOP BAMBERGER'S BUDGET STORE MONMOUTH MON. THRU SAT. TILL 9:30 P.M. 'ended last July M, it was *M,- MM Merrbse/a Red Baak Mft.MS - a gain of 13,938,477 attorney, Philip L. Nadler, over the previous Haul year. Rumson, said last night: Wayi, be laid, have been found "Nothing has been to reduce cost* and raise profits arranged." in the system'J (our plants and NO-IRON TAILORED DACRON AND FIBE 118 retail (tores. Planned in Frank Maroon, proprietor, re- 9 fiscal 1963, the president said, is minds all who are interested that DACRON HBERGUS* the opening ol 13 new stores, in The Cobblestones is the correct EMBOSSED - chiding jeven recently opened. spelling of bis restaurant on Rt. POLYESTER DACRON* N" wMs, «", W song Opened in the past year were 35, Middletown. The name of the M" wide, M" long 10 new stores. Mr. Scbechtman popular eating establishment has POLYESTER taw Bond'* has all the financing been spelled in various ways in W wide, H" long it need*. Btepast. $

newspaper u- First Eastern Investment Corp., 148 Broad St., Red Bank, 2* ban been made 1.50 pr. easwarBii (be plans by Miss an Investment-security bouse M" wMetopatr M» wide to pair M" wide to pair LUliM't. Morrlssey of Morris- •pedtlizlng in mutual funds, hat M",72", U •qr AasoeUtei, Englewood, to celebrated its seventh anniver- «", M" long Ml pr. «", M" long -....„. $2 pr. baild » ttomlt taury apart, sary. More than 30 employees II", 72". »1" king ...... $2 pr. U", 72", 81", K" . 12" wide to pal? are in the safes force and th IN* wide to pair long ...... 15t pr. «",M"Iong meat hooM en Ocean Ave. at a" wide per pair Moonswili Beach. Mayor Sid- corporation hu expanded its 45", M", II" long W pr. *»", 7T\ 81", ••" taeg $• pn s»y B. Johnson of (be resort business activities into the fields 4S", M" long _ $2 pr. 72", II", N" long .. U» pr. FIbergbw* glass stays wfctoj aa|d yesterday, "No building of underwriting, estate plan- O", 71" long %M pr. All snowy while. M" wide permit baa been Issued, and ning, profit sharing and life In- Q».-W tong ... $1 pr. with scalloped edge; 82" wont shrink Or fade. Wfji i will be until satisfactory surance. Jack S. Skakandy, All with deep I" bottom wide plain edge. and hang dry In 7 minutes^ president, laid It soon is planned hems. Snowy white. »DuPottT.K. ; io*Mii cornlns T.U. * -5 to distribute a real estate trusl k tSLISIMVICI OR WRITS n I.ei »r nn, rra* 4allv*ry within *ar Mlvwy ana : with an initial offering of J10 (MMfrt C.O.D.'t t** SOe). D»t 4a*. RaMmrnl Nmrfc, Pirmm, MMII ftrti Mt Hadet million. First Eastern stands UmMttf* sUMftt Stan Mwim« Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Piicitelli among the top five distributors .end family, Bethany Rd., had as of Industrial funds In the nation Thanksgiving Day guests Mr. and and the targest east of the Mrs. Charles Cavarello and fam- Mississippi. ily of SeweU and Mr. and Mrs. NO-IRON FIBERGLAS DRAW DRAPERIES Joseph McGovern and children, The Equitable life Assur- Harleu ance Society ef the United States, New York, has honored Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Rathbone Its representative, Robert Pe- 'tad eon of SUte Line, Pa., and task., I Gleaweed PlT tern- Mr. and Mrs. Veraon Rathbone ante, for making what It called tod children Sally and Craig of "aa outstanding contribution" 1 'Chatham spent Thanksgiving In Equitable ! reeeatrjrIR)IS Florence L Cooper, Rt. 69, Mor- dent, has announced his appoint men of John A. Curtis as vice 24x48" ext. 66x120" , ganrille, had Thanksgiving dinner ; 48x86^6x1. 86x150" ext. at Bnttonwood Manor, Matawan president for marketing of Elec- J49 tronic Associates, Long Branch. CALL TILIIIRVICI OR WMTt. ft** ««llviry wlUil* wMwr « Linda Jean Ronson, daughter Mr. Curtis will be in charge all EAI marketing operations (Ifl C.O.D.'t wM SOi), •amMriw's Mdctl Stani M**nM«ISt. of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Ron- concerned with general and spe- son, celebrated her third birth- cial purpose' computers,' digital day Sunday with a dinner and 101 11 thehMMOfberP " " equipment, Industrial birthday cake at the borne ofc.' . process control instruments and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. instrumentation systems. nest E. Peseta, Bethany Rd. ACRlLAN BLANKETS Vornado, Incorporated, op- , Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Wd- erator of the Two Gays" sys- gand, 718 Holmdel Rd., en- tem of discount department 71x90" fill FITS TWIN OR PULL tertained at Thanksgiving Day stores, inchsdtng the one In ff"- dinner for Miss Margaret E. Wei- Neptune City, reports that gand and Mr. and Mrs. Edward eandags reached a record Ugh C. Welgand and son Hans of Key. of $S£tl,ttt for the fiscal year port, Mr. and Mrs. William J. tbateadedUstAng.il. This Weigand and daughter Kim of represented a gain of more W PWP. 1fl.1l -Holmdel and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- than 14 per cent ever the $ly ert G. Weigand and children K2JK earned in fiscal 1*1. Craig and Cheryl of Holmdel Rd The system operates 21 stores YOU OIT TNI FAMOUS ACRILAN* ||«7 RID "A" hi New Jersey, Georgia, Mary* Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Bennett land, Pennsylvania and Vlr< PLUS NPriRELL'S BCCLUSIVI LUXURY PIATURISi of Wayide were recent visitors gtnla. e "SUPER LOFT"—« K>/ler, deeper, more Insurious nap than any blanket at eomptnbk prices at the home of Mr. and Mrs. • "NAP GUARD"—retbta .heddina, pUlinf, malUngi Majs fluffy «ll« repeated wuhlnas Thomas C. Butler, East Pater- e Touty wm vithont bnlkj- weight Walter D. Brown, Jr., Rt. 35. *lO0% ajioo Ifndinf lor fiuruiiaed lotij Ufa son, president of The Grand • 8 lardy colors aUy bright, won't fade ' The Ladies' Auxiliary of Won Company, hu announced *Tijl7 Aara that won't aifecl its bcanty or wearlnf qnallties company will bold a Christmas the election of Joseph L. Eck<

berar from to £ P-m. and spa house, New York, as vke presi- 1U" W BlM '•••- ghettl dinner from 5 to 7 p.m. dent and director of the store CALL TILIIIRVICI oil WRITS, free salivary wlUila aur Salivary an Saturday in the fire house. ThHee system. Mr. Ecktouse once wa (Kxetot CO.D.'a ad< sea), •amverfer'a UutfX iinn Mumwto • baiar will feature a parcel post one of trie top executives of booth, plants, baked foods, cakes, Gimbel's department store Oiistmu gifts, and a white ele- New York. He will serve ai phant booth. executive head of the system's Grand-Way Discount Centers. Mrs. Florence L. Cooper. Rt. iOne of the centers Is In Keans- PUROFIED 100% ACRILAN COMFORTERS 79, MorganvlUe, spent several burg. days the past week with Mr. and PLUMP! WARM! WAfHABUi PIMAU COVIRID! Mrs. Walter D. Brown, Jr., Rt. 35. The Naval Academy, Annapo- lis, Md., has purchased six com- puters from Electronic Associ- ates, Inc., Long Branch, for the Jaycees Aid Instruction of some 1,800 first and second classmen, the com- i pany announced. Also sold to the COMPARATjVI academy was a quantity of re- VALUI 10.M In-Mtonmoufli lated equipment. • < RED BANK - Jerome SALE 719 V. Burke, president, says' three NAACP Starts •Monmou* County Institutions • Soft and lifhi for welthdesi warmth—mildew, proof, odorless, noa«Her|eiile are among 17 community service • Machine wuhable, retain* lu flufflne« after eoontless nidsinas jorgStaliatloM in the state which Fund-Raising • Cotton percale covered eo they won't dip ofI bed ; wltt" benefit from a $56,064 contri- • 72x84" cm ataa for twin or donbU beda "buttoh by the New Jersey Jay- •Prorlnelal or floral prlnU in pink, blue, lllae, (reen or tout t OMOitrasd vailtaaik ,cees. Campaign i TlM children's Psychiatric Cen- NEPTUNE - W. T. Moon, CALL TILtSIRVICC OR WRIT!. Free ««llvarr wltala Mr Mlvery a ter, lac, Eatontown will re- president, announces that the As- (I»«at CO.D.'i m*« «O«). •ambtrcr'a aidg.t sttrn M.nm«th ceive $2,750, and Monmouth Med- bury Park - Neptune Shore Area Branch, National Association for ical Center, Long Branch, and the Advancement of Colored Peo- Pitkln Memorial Hospital, Nep- ple, is in the midst of a fund- tune. $1,301 each. raising campaign for NAACP's Mr. Burke said the $56,064 Is national Freedom Fund. part of approximately $150,000 Three activities are planned. earned tor New Jersey charities The branch will conduct a guid< In, the Jaycee-sponsored profes- ed tour of the United Nations, sional football game between the to be followed by dinner in Pa- BUY 2 PLUMP PILLOWS for 1 LOW PRICE New York (Mants and the Phili- rlcia Murphy's Restaurant, in delphla Eagles In Palmer Sta- Westchester County, N. Y., Satur- SALI! WAfHABII ACRILAN«-MEDIUM dium, Princeton University, Sept. day, Dec. 8. Mrs. Rosemary M, Phunpljr filled with white Actilan* aerylle Lhat Is dtul-proof, non-aller- Peek, Asbury Park, chairman, t*mU odor fret. Hnltl-tlrlp*, cord edge. Of the $56,064, the Jaycees and Mrs. Kathryn Harris, also gaim $22,184 to the Boys Clubs Asbury Park, are accepting res- Jumbo six, pink or bhie- -4.6* IA. 2 fort* of New Jersey. In the organiza- ervaslons. tion we 16 clubs. The branch also is planning a Mr. Burke mid the football Christmas seal selling campaign, •ALII FOAM RUBBIR-HRM game was "the most successful and would-be purchasers have Bl|h crown raillent, bnoyant foam robber lhat won't mat or will— never needi flofflngt Pink or bine. event ever sponsored by a state been asked to contact any mem- Jaycee' organlwltlon" and at- ber, v Jmnbo »!M, xlppered, red or bine llrlp« _l.4» IA.' 1 f»r $11 tracted 48,000 spectators. The Being sold by members Is a K»w Jersey Jaycees 'have 7,009 paperback book, "Fight for Free- in 170 chapters. dom," by Langston Hughes. It •All! IMPORTED GOOfE DOWN-fOFT deals with the heritage every Ultimata in Imory foflneu, tUtphg comfort. Plnmplr filled. Pink Extra Dividend American possesses. or blue printed tick, cord edge. RED BANK 'r- 'Holders of Bell Jnmbo white |DOM down, renwrrabU inner alpper irover—____' FinaHce Company, preferred stock CORRECTION __: 10.19 IA. 3 f»i 1)0 7.19 IACH will receive an extra, dividend of HIGHLANDS - Joseph V. Can- CALL TILStSaVICI OR WRITI. rr« Olivary wlttila nr ritllviry ana. 76 cents per sltar* next month. havo, Bayvlew St., has been ap- (lyeant C.O.D.'a aM •».). aamk>r(* secutive year Belt His paid the Mr. Cannavo Is married to the Call your local Teleiervlce number. KEUogg 1-MM, OS borne I-JMI, extra dividend. It will be calcu- former Margaret James of this lated Dec. 18 and paid Dec. 30. plsce. Nor, j£, 1962 KED J3ANK REGISTER GIFTS-WILL DO..,

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; TRAFFIC CONFCREMCE—7h. chairman of the New I Jersey Highway Authority, Mrs. Katharine Ellcui White,; $ it greeted on arrival at sessions of the President's Traf- I fie Safety Conference in the Sheraton Park Hotel, Wash- • ington, by John Knox Duncan, president of the New Jer- "SUPER-RIGHT " \ sey Association of Chosen Freeholders, a Gloucester; Here's's your opportunity to save more money on beef — **Super-Right Quality grain-fed steer County freeholder front Pitman., Mrs. White spoke at that's famed for flavor and tenderness! Come in and select your favorite cuts ^ and save! the closing luncheon of the uniform traffic safety de- ]bee.f that vices meeting and Mr. Duncan represented the 21 county Ov.r..R..dy boards of freeholders. Sk0rtC.t c RIBS « BEEF (First Cots Priced Nlgber) 791 II. Today'i Business jfliror; BOnOM-BonelflM Ib. Machine Labor. ROUND ROAST No Fat MM 89 FRISHWI1S and VEGETABLES! FRESH or CORNED FrMt Fresh Mushrooms *"*"* 49£ Whafslt Mean? BRISKET BEEF Bmelett 99« cm 79 Sweet Golden Corn ' 4-29* by SAW DAWSOrl Damon Boulett c Yellow Bananas T ; NEW YORK (AP)-Machines find the skills they'd learned over RUMP ROAST 99 doing the work of men. The open tie,years outdated and unwanted. Tangerines sesame to an age of greater pros- Labor Unions, business manage- perity in America? Or a problem ment and government officials CAUFORNIA c Avocado Pears that will bring on bitter manage- have their Ideas of how this prob- Click-B«M ia 2*29* ment-labor fights and keep unem- lem of the 1960s is to be met. ROAST 65 Ib. ployment a drag on the economic Union leaders urge spreading Fresh Cucumbers 2-13* growth of this nation, already up the available jobs among wore BSMIHS Chuck FrnMy Selected t C to its neck in world rivalry? workers by shortening the yrpjk N» Fit Added 6nud : Automation increasingly charac- Pot Roast Ground Beef 49.' All Purport A week, lengthening vacations^ eh-, Mclntosh Apples 2"*29 terizes the business era. For some couraglng earlier retirement with Boneleu companies it means cutting rising pension benefits. Management CROSS RIB ROAST TOP SIRLOIN ROAST Firm, Tender !"«! 1 E< production costs. For .others it Iceberg Lettuce fca.15' counters that all of this costs mon- Short Cuf seems a necessity in the competi- ey, just as much as wage scale 79; 79' tive race with rivals. For most it hikes do. And they argue that with GROUND CHUCK BEEF RIB STEAKS Hot House Tomatoes 35* raises financial problems, espe- profit margins already squeezed, tonilm Soniliti Chuck cially in an ,era when H16 profit any higher production costs would CHUCK FILLET 79i STEWING BEEF margin is squeezed. cripple business and hold down I For workers, automation often the number^ of jobs rather than (Chucl) jeems a growing threat—loss of increase them.. ], • BEEF SHORT RIPS 55! BEEFFLANKEN present jobs, or inability or lack of Management's- favorite solution Boneleu [f ANN' chance to learn how to master the Complicated devices, or a general- would be to encourage business by TOP ROUND ROAST 99! BEEF NECK BONES cutting taxes, holding down pro- » Boneleti ly shrinking labor market when C SpteiillySiltettd • PAGE duction "costs, fostering profit the labor force itself will soon ex- SHIN BEEF LIVER 45Ib. plode greatly. making., This, it is- argued, would SOUP BEEF * 43 mean more jobs in the long run, with everyone the gainer. Big Difference ^~^« SWIET SALE! Government officials are all for Put these divergent manage- boosting the growth rate of the SPAGHETTI No. 8 lib. jnent and labor views against each economy. Some say more govern- n PUN PKSEIVES pther and you have one of the ment spending would speed this, SPAGHETTI.*! No. 9 tnost swilling reasons that today's RONZONI along with tax cutting to build 2 41' feconomy diRera sharply from thatconsumer demand and business Of recent yearstaGf ^<*1"»99° are worth borrowing for! Milady's Potato Pancake* 2^49* COLD OR Muenster Cheese ^ZtU .b.59« A Challenge To Men and Women Stuffed Peppers »<*«,»««. MARBLE Who Never Thought of Borrowing Roman Manlcotti Imported Swiss Slices tV.1'1 pkg.'r Bit M Extra Plaid Stanai with atoh parclata ' 2>b Here ii simple arithmetic of how you can. Swanson T.V. Dinner Cottage Cheese ^^ ^ 25« -45« fltt 26 Extra Plaid ttaaipt Kith parokasi •( cup ^" BORROW ECONOMICALLY TO BUY-NOW I APPLE. CHERRY D or COCONUT Imported Gruyere - JiSSL If vog are wolfing lor a lew more pay tbetki or a CtirUtmal Morton's Pies p CHEESE HORN — 43' bonut to firiih your holiday •hopping...DONI WAIT... Borrow what you n»d from ui...Naw—$100—$J0O—$130 Btt 25 Extra Plild Ilimai with lurohiu o( U»t 25 Extra Plaid Stinps with pinhiN tl or more. Whin you get your pay diedu of bonus, pay in off CHERRY PIE w**»* promptly. In Ihli way you will gtt oil the advantage* of coih bM c C buying and your loan will cost you Ellle...ven/, very little. CHRISTMAS CARDS of 18 39 BRIGHT SAIL BLEACH .f 49 HERMIT COOKIES ;C29< IF, FOR EXAMPLE, YOU BORROW: ; $100 and keep It 3 weeks... you repay only... $101.7$ Bit 25 Extra Plaid Staaai with pnrahiu ol B«t 25 Extra Plaid Stamps with pgrohai* ol J2OO and keep It 1 month...vou repay only... 1205.00 C EI1VEIAPEC WARLIKE BRAND F'!>A{( RAISIN BREAD tS $250 and keep It 1 month ...you repay only... J25M5 LADIES SLIPPERS »»*"„>. 59 MIHVn> SELF SEAL of30^J> Mi dwgat: !HX nr > > Special 07 Baby Food If I vs ks&w. W«H do o«r belt te at coimnodate you and Pure Vegetable Shortening arrange tomenient aMnlUy pu)pwnli fined to year Income, ANACIN This Week 1 Stralntd Chopped Salads, Frying, Bating Instant Coffee 0 l« oft label 7Qe LOAMS *2O to *5OO Mb. can " 10-99° 6--89 bottle*' For Every Worthuhllt Parpott THf.CICAT ATIAHIIC > fACIflC TtA COMfAHY. IWC TELEPHONE • WRITE • or VISIT BELL FINANCE COMPANY LK. No W775-874-878-931 Griseo Bab-o Cleanser All Detergent Orleans OFFICES CONVENIENT TO YOUR HOME OR WORK Now 5 Pure Vigitable Shorlining Decorator Pack Privet effettire thru Saturday, December, lit ControlUd Sudi IVew EATONTOWN OFFICE • ** MAIN sum Ilk Jlb Dog Food llb.BJOo 3 Ib. i oi. yyc Com* Main e»d O»f> Slrwfl.. ,T«lt>fc«««l 11 2-4*00 in Super Markets and Self-Service irorei ortly. 35e 87» ls All Tobacco Products, Fiesli Milk and e«n *• can "•• pig. " J ««5o Red Bank Office » rhonti SH I-W0O Alcoholic Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp Offer. 17 BROAD ST. • Ovtr Ntwltrry'* Atlantic Highland ff\\o*ti Itl-IM* 111 FIRST AVf. • OppoilU Salt way Freehold Office • fhon.i HO aieoe 31 t. MAIN ST. • Orowd flour RED BANK LITTLE SILVER EATONTOWN SHREWSBURY CLIFFWOOD Long Branch • Phonti CA 1-1114 121 MonmouHi St. 507 Prospect Ave. Route 35 Newman Springs Rd. at Shrewsbury Ave. Route 35 603 BROADWAY • Secoad floor Complete Liquor Department Papular Brands Beer and Ale Monday thru Thursday 'III 9 P. M. Monday thru Thursday 'til » P. M. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 'ill a p M Open Thursdays 'til 9 P. M. Monday thru Thursday '111 9 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Fridays 'til 10P. M. Fridays All 10 P. M OOAN commtt. Fridays 'III It P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to S P. M. ~Sunday ' s 9" A' ." M" . to « P. M. PORT MOKMOUTH KEANSBURG ATLANTIC HIGHUNDS RARITAN TOWNSHIP DEAL *°T TOO LATE TO FILL YOU Highway 36 Highway 36 80 First Avenue Route 36 282 Norwood Ave. Popular Brands Beer and Ale Monday thru Thursday 'til 9 P. M. Sell Service Store Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 'til 9 P. M. Complete Liquor Department Mew BELL MIDDLETOWN OFFICI • 47J HIWAY » Sundays 4 A. M. to 6 P. M. Fridays 'III 10 P. M. nday thru Thursday 'III 9 p. Monday thru Thursday '111 I P. M. Open Friday to 9 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. UUArlllh* Fridays '111 10 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to I P. M. - No Meat Department Fridays 'til 19 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to I V.M. ^d «v«n««4 «J pounds fedtau VuHaier, M* Prti- *« U j*« P.r. mm,

MUtelasttwYorkCMM rtijai n^k 1 ^k*# ''saaatt aMralai*****) tbsy art *).t**sto htatfl tt *. Oeohardt. »; N«*oM,a», parsons Mljj> ctny them. '. d V Tb* aetlM dot* aot ftff«ci ra- la §» Momnouth County B.tor October-w. tie MM A. as complied by Chris Dr. G*oc|»Ja«**, v'T:?tt*lANK.M.J. VaJtlattrTto. herd, ntfMtofttt. txpVkkMd tbtt peek* watches normtijy aft eaffied Ftve •»*> »«* fa buttctrfat EfJDS TRAINING neafrtlta Mist lift*, wMh it ' , w»s me nJgn- towtrd the body, wfeji* producUoil. Frelberger, 48.9; GREAT LAMBS, III. - Charles AUTHO producing Ijerd. VanMster, «.O and- 43.t; HHenry M. Julian, son T* Mr. and Mri. wMcbsf laos *M% from to* bodj According to Richard 0. Rice, Zdancewic, Smithburg. 41.88, and Charles Julian df 22 Madison aad htvt metal between tht «• tModate agricultural agent, the Ro*e Gebhardt, Mtddlctowo, Ave., Red Pink, N.J., com- diurn dial and me am. Hoom-uu6 s VanMaUr herd averaged 1,4W 39.4. Dieted recruit trtlnlng here'Nov. _ the baa Monday, pound* at milk, and *e Frel Five high herd* In milk pro- 2 at the N«val Trslning Center. me Health Daptnmet* said i MPAMOH study shows a radhinvdlal pockK GE - HOOVER llJECi mtth earit* TS raits of radWJoi a year, or US tim*s more thai IRONS VACUUMS TO the permissible & BBM a ytv tk by me departmeM. PERCOLATORS MIXERS. / •" ' . rARTSMK Caba'i 4UU tquar* mile* to VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS eludt mor* thaa l.MO Utou uk toy*, ^ RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, »fc

\;.. : A daring value in Treasures Burifed Name Yacht Qub Committee Aides Beneath in crushedleather. KfiYPORT - At a meeting of vert Campbell, racing and regat- tie Tree 1 the board of governor* of Key- ta. newly squared at throat port Yacht Club tost week *e Mr. Delaney welcomed Lool* newly elected commodore, Bft- R. Feder, who mi elected to With molded topl'm nard Delaney, appointed commit- membership by the hoard. tee chairmen for the year. Activities were announced for metaling every stitch. Itey are: Robert Hostap, the coming month. On Dec. 14, bouse; SSdney Lambertson, bar; at 8:30 p.m., the ladles auxiliary Expensive shoemanship. Ivins Morse, entertainment; Wil- will meet to make plan* for bath liam Ormerod, membership; ~Let- Hie Children's Christmas party ter Churchman, Junior Auxiliary, and the adults' party and the fou'd say...but surprise, Alfred Manville. insurance; Co- New Year's Eve party. The adults party Is set for it's even more than Four Win Kiwanis Dec.22, with Mrs. Carleton Pol- ing, Mrs. Fred Sblen and Mr*. affordable at just Attendance Awards Robert Lenmon in charge of ar- KEYPORT - Following the rangement*. The children'* party regular meeting of the Kiwanis will be Dec. 23. There will be $8.99 Club las^ night, -board of direc" entertainment, gifts and rafresb- ofi mot to fljjf*]|0y |^^^ ivft Hrff the coming month. Director* are Mrs. Manville, Mrs. Lambertson James.J. Maura, Sol Opato«ky, and Mrs. Delaney. Louis S. Rosenthal, Frank W. The New Year's Eve party and Applegate, James E. CthJIl, dance i* arranged and reserva- Thomas J. Ferrante and James tions are being taken by Mr. NefdHnger. and Mrs. Delaney, Mr. and Mrs. It was announced that during Morse, William Merdecai and November perfect attendance Mrs. Charles Be*. A buffet sup- award* were earned by J. Leon per will be served at 12: M. IN STRETCHY Schaack, Sr., 24 years; Julius Alpine, 11 years; Warren W. DAVISON TMPR0VED> PETTlPMiTS AND TifiHTS Messersohmldt, sbc yean, Edwin FAIR HAVEN - Arthur Davl- (yHanton, lour years, and aon, borough mechanic; Is show- Thomas Crippen, one year. ing "mpid improvement." ac- cording to Councilman Jesse J. 3 FOR 5.00 NEW CORPORAL Moflray. He laid Mr. Davlson NEW RIVER, N.C. — Marine has returned to his home, 31 Oil- CpL Kenneth J. Kohier, son of lespie Ave., from Rivervtew Hos- Kohler pitaL Mr. Dkviion I* recaperat- Mr. and Mri-Joseph """' Today Til uMr datks of S Water 9t, Engllshtown, ing from a heart attack he •of- N.J., was promoted to his pres- fend about three week* ago. and jump rope in MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER. EATONTOWN, N. J. ent rank while serving with a Ktnt-Run njlo* Hretch Mail Order* Pttaie Add 35c. IA

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" . • Ethel Samuels, New Brunswick, in honor of the fifth birthday of a family Thanksgiving Day din- Forest HU!». O-.' V» Dr. and Mrs, Donald Smith, over the holiday weekend. Generosity their grandson, Kenneth Deahy. ner party at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. NicholM.'. For 'Riverfields^ Estate Wren Ct., who were hosts to Mr. Jr., Gull Rd. for holiday i Guests included the Schreiner's Visiting last week at the home Williams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. RED BANK - Mrs. Ann M, and Mrs. Paul L. Smith of Mt. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and of their parents in Winston-Sa- RUMSON—Mtnuel Pouso, Fair "Riverfields," one of Rumson Cook, who will serve as cam- Lebanon, Pa.; and Robert An- Mrs. Robert Deany and -their lem, N. C, were Mr. and Mrs. Haven builder who has purchased Rd.'s leading showplaces, plans paign director for the 25th an- derson, Philadelphia. daughter, Lyndia, of Rumson. Walter Knight, Pelican Rd., who to develop the'large property as niversary March of Dimes solici- , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hester- were guests at the home-of Mrs. site for custom-built houses, tation in Monmouth County berg, Robin Ct., whose guests in- Magistrate W. Gilbert Manson Knight's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Adams Real Estate Agency which will open in January, is cluded Mrs. Amelia' Biemacki Knights pare, Col.Danowitz Fish Hawk Dr., returned Sunday Cll d Mr Knight's anounced yesterday. urging greater help fpr the bene- and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kostyu J C. Culler and Mr. .Knight's from a hunting trip in Eustis The 16-room mansion house, fit of handicapped children. and daughter, Susan, of Perth M CW Maine. Mrs. Manson, with her Is Assigned built by Samuel Rutgers in The March of Dimes, spon Amboy. mother Mrs. Myron V. Brown of 1898, and 3% acres of ground sored by the National Founda- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Calla- Fair Haven, also returned Sun- are to be resold privately, said tion, has opened an office in way, Oriole- Rd., entertained Mr. and By Marines day after a week of touring New Bamm Hollow Rd., and famil Adam A. Kretowicz, owner of the Room 4 at 157 Broad St. here. Miss Helen Callaway of Eliza- England. ... spent Thanksgiving weekend at CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C.-Lt. agency and sole broker for the "It may shock many, as it did bbethh and MMr . and MrsM . WalteWlt r Col. Edward F. Danowitz, son 'Riverfields" development. The me, to leam that thousands o Buy Christmas Gifts Now of Mr. and Mrs. William Dano- mansion contains six baths, six Jean Somerville,-daughter of our handicapped children are nol Receive FREE witz. 75 Poplar Ave., Fair Ha- fireplaces and a game room. able to get the best possibl Mr. and Mrs. John Somerville, Kingfisher Dr., will celebrate her Steak Knife and Carving Set ven, N. J., has assumed duties Mr. Pouso purchased "River medical care," Mrs. Cook said here as assistant chief of staff 15th birthday Friday at a family CLEAN RUGS fields" from the estate of the late in a statement. m party her home. November Special! (or intelligence and plans and Fdward Folker, a fabric manu "I know," she added, "the training, for Atlantic force facturer, and Mrs. Folker. American people will want to DIAMOND troops. correct this situation. Nobod; Among those entertaining pa LAST LONGER The builder now plans to sub- Thanksgiving Day were: ' BRIDAL DUO divide the land into 13 plots of heeds help more than crippled children, and so many are not Mr. and Mrs. Edwin' M.. Close, % acres each as sites for the and look lovelier too! able to obtain the kind of car custom-built houses. Landscaping they,are entitled to. She said it will take millions will retain the present atmos of dollars to finance necessary CALL TODAY phere of the setting. Many of he "But following the pattern of its triumph over polio, the March treatment. In America now' are lots will front on the Shrewsbury some SO treatment centers sup- FREE River. The view from the area of Dimes is working to solve this problem where the need i ported by this program, but she *p. Steak Knife is considered one of the finest in said more are needed. and Carving Set Monmouth County. greatest — in the fields of blrtl defects and arthritis." Give For the Lite of a Child" Not involved in the transaction Through the nation, she said, is the theme of the 1963 cam- rug cleanjn is the colonial residence of Mr. citing statistics, "700 imperfect paign. Mrs. Cook said it will be and Mrs. Robert Berg, with the children are born each day - the effort of the March of Dimes, REED'S JEWELERS nine acres of land they own pri and there are 11 million Amer a voluntary agency to bring ex- vately next to "Riverfields." pert medical care to every com- cans afflicted by arthritis oi WHITEST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK The Adams Agency negotiated rheumatic disease, thousands of munity to help crippled and dis- OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL CHRISTMAS «£ the sale to Mr. Pouso. them children and adolescents." abled children.

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Before coming here, he was assistant commanding officer for plans and training at Camp Fuji, WHEEL, BRAKE the Third Marine Division's train- Ing installation in Japan. AND He holds several decorations. ALIGNMENT Bake-Oif SPECIAL For Troop All sizes and types-tube-type. EATONTOWN— Brownie Troop All 3 for 9.49 101 highlighted its meeting last _ Complete brake adjustment—-alone, 1.50 week. with the troop bake-off. Each girl brought two dozen cook- • Ad)mt ill 4 than • Tett brakes lei to the meeting that they had baked by themselves at home. Kennetli R. Hampton, Anthony • Complete wheel balancing — alone, $3 tubeless, black wall and white wall Iacopino and Sal F. Marotta of * Bilincd both front wheeli »Get extra mileage and the Lions Club, sponsors of the * Install new weights smooth performance troop, were the judges. While the Complete front end alignment — alone, 8.99 judging took place, Robin Riehl- man's ninth birthday was cele- • Correct umber and • Inspect and adjuit ateer- utter ing brated with a birthday cake and • Correct toe-in, toe-ont punch. Available to 5:45 P.M. only BRAND NEW NYLONS WITH The winner of the contest was Martha Kravec. The alternate was Patti Jo Zaorski. Martha will 24-MONTH GUARANTEE" be in the district bakeoff in Feb- ruary. VANDERBILT The troop's Thanksgiving gift BATTERIES to the hospital was 300 cookies 24-month guarantee* boxed and delivered to Mon- mouth Medical Center. and free installation Taking part in the bake-off were Debbie Roach, Joy Cass, Maureen Corclone, Martha Kra- It 2 for 16. vec, Cathi Stout, Kathy Zadoroz- 7.99' 9.99 640x15 tube-type blackwall, plus tax ny, Cynthis Jacelon, Pam Nudd, 6-volt 12-Yort Size Tube-type blackwall Tubeleii blackwall Sixe Tutoleu blackwall Robin Kasper, Sallie Reese, Mar- 670 x is t for 19.88__2 for 23.88 800 x 14_ 2 for 27.88 ianne Vincelli, Barbara Kessel- For molt American cars man, Patti Jo Zaorski, Robin tThe«e amazingly low prices include your old 710 x IS ' 1 for 23.88 2 for 27.88 850 x 14_ * for 31.88 Riehlman and Mary Fusco. Di- battery in trade. 'Fully guaranteed against 760 x 15 __2 for 27.88 2 for 31.88 600 x 13_ ,'"• 1 for 21.88 ane Adams was also present. cell failure for 24 month* from date of pur- 750 x 1* 2 for 23.88 650 x 13. _ _2 for 25.88 Assisting were Mrs. Raymond chase. Pro-rated on these selling prices. Full Cass, Jr., leader, and Mrs. Ray details at time of purchase. All prices plui tax. Whitewalh slightly higher. Roach, co-leader. Guests Included Mrs. Robert D. Riehlman, Mrs. William Zadorozny, Mrs. Dominic SPARE RIMS FOR YOUR TIRES-F ROM 5.95 EACH Vincelli and Mrs. Benjamin Stout. SHOCK ABSORBERS Have your snow tires mounted on spare rims, eliminate annoying remounting every season., Playlet For with free installation Avelet Chapter HBHEIE^S HAZLET - "You've Got to be Taught" was the title of an Anti- 5.99 Each Defamation League playlet pre- For most American cars sented at a recent meeting of Conventional nylon tires Ayelet Chapter of Bnai Brith at Precision-engineered to give a new. safer the Keyport Synogogue, Broad ride. All work performed by factory-trained St. experts. Drive in for free inspection. 24-month guarantee" Mrs. David Miller and Mrs. Joseph Kessler were the featured players. It was announced that a mem- RUST-RESISTANT bership lea was held at the home MUFFLERS of Mrs. Victor Miller, Stanford Fully guaranteed! Dr., with the following guests in for the life of your car IF attendance: Mrs. David Reisman, Mrs. Victor Baker, Mrs. Howard 640x15 tube-type blackwall, plui tax Schiffman, Mrs. Charles Kaye, Tube-type Tubeleit Tubeleii Mrs. Robert Post, Mrs. Sid Oper, Size blackwall blackwall Sixe blackwall Mrs. William Gunlher, Mrs. Charles Hershkowitz, Mrs. Sam- 670 x 15 10.88 12.88 800 x 14 ^14.88 uel Caldes and Mrs. Al Singer. 710 x 15 12.88_ 14.88 850 x 14 16.88 760 x 15 14.88 16.88 600 x 13 10.88 Mrs. Raymond Bless, financial secretary, announced that on 750 x 14 12,88 650 x 13 12.88 Thursday, Dec. 13, at 8:15 p.m., Pjjrmo „ ,.„„ All prices plus tax. Wliitcwalls slightly higher. t^ulljr |u«r«meid igilnit m»nur«cturei'i

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Rambler Quality, CANCER (Juu 52 4o July 21) ' CAPRICORN (Dae. 32 to Jin. 20) Springs Rd., visited his father, It'i -mixt to(ir e In thu u (ct into sDon't let people tell you wilt to do will George Mangel, last week at Mr. and Mrs. George Callan baule orer a, trifltojc onset. your money. Make your own mlitakea, AMERICA'S LOWEST PRICE Meadville, Pa., Parkview Ter., spent Thanksgiv- LEO tJuJy21»oAuj.II> AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fab. ID Full Family Room Let yMTKlf go * bit warn buy? ng aoat* Drive carefully. Remember, !fa not n ing as dinner guests of Mrs tbinx it a vernail aatnre today. tonenner but brainpower Hut counti. lltinM*Antrlc»''2» Tm-l)ecrSe.ip-$1HI* Mr. and Mrs. Denis Preston Callan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Stpt. 22) PISCES (Fab. 20 to March 20) Leroy Antonidies, Everett Rd. Good Judgment ia accented and nvnrti Delegate authority; don't just pretend to Also attending was Miss Mary nut* tow lie ipt topmf e profitable. Rlioquiah all of those little detaila. Catherine Antonidies of Brook- •O1K2. F>eld Ettcrptim. Inc. OPEN lyn. YOUR Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deming Morganville and daughter, Suzanne, of Me- Has tuohen, spent Thanksgiving Day Mrs. Edward Erdmann, Gor- with Mrs. Dealing's parents, Col don's Corner Rd., was hostess hristmas at a clothing demonstration Idvice For and Mrs. W. L. Anken of Rose St. Wednesday night. The clothing was shown by {Catherine Policas- tro of Middletown. Attending hardeners Clu April Jacobsen, daughter of Mr were Mrs. Joseph Abatte, Mrs. FREEHOLD — Home gar'den- JUmtmbtrf and Mrs. Carl Jacobsen, Priscil- Lawrence Youngman, Mrs. John • Utrry ChrM. la Dr., celebrated her 15th birth- •s habitually .collect quite an mat without McCormick, Mrs. Michael Ry- frst-of.tht-vear day at a family gathering Mon- niewlcz, Mrs. James P. Denton, rray of pest control materials bill worrit$ iM day. eomithinp you Mrs. John Borden, Mrs. Louis id some garages and basement plan for. Scudder and Mrs. Robert Brack' et to look like a small retai; Intcrait raid Raymond Flockhart, ,son oetl . rden center, says agricultural en ramptcted Mr. and Mrs. John Flockhart, Claba! Sent Marvin A. Clark, whi spent the Thanksgiving holiday Thanksgiving Day guests of you it. home from Rider College, Tren- rges care in storing the materi $ .50 tO Week* $ 25.25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Seber, 1.00 $ 25.00 50.50 ton; Jr., Wyncrest Rd., Wickattink, Is. ( 101.00 were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Seber 2.00 SO.OO Mr. Clark says: "One of the 3.00 100.00 151.50 The Lincroft First Aid Woand daughter, Patty, Freehold; 5.00 2150.00 252.50 men's Association will hold thei Robert Seber, Sr., and Miss Sar- tost important points is to make NEW! SPORTY! LOWEST-PRICED U.S. HARDTOP ON THE MARKET 10.00 250.0500.00 505.0C Christmas party Wednesday, Dec. ah Ann Seber, Morganville. On ire that the labels are re- 20.00 1000.00 1010.0C Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. lined. This" not only Is neces- It's the all-new Rambler American "440" Hardtop, with 125 HP Overhead Valve Six. And for Just a HWe more, 1 5, at the home of Mrs. Henry Monmoulh Co. * RMrlonol Bant Plattner. Seber and children, Jean, Robert, ary to insure that you are us- you can have ths swankiest hardtop of all—Rambler American "440-H," with Airliner Reclining Bucket Seats, Steven and Rita, and Angela >g the materials for the proper console, two-tone finish and 138 HP Six that surges with double-barrel carburetor "GO"—all standard. $2136' iirpose, but also that you are JWV BREAKFAST Manzo attended the science snow and toured the plant at the Gen- sing.them at the correct dilu- HAZLET — State Commander eral Motors Co. in Linden. on. If labels become loosened Charles Feuereisen of the Jewish r faded, either put the loosened War Veterans of New Jersey will tbels securely back on the con- be the honored guest at a Pearl A family dinner was held at ASBURV PARK • RED BANK the Cobblestones Restaurant liner with string or tape; or MANASQUAN • PAIR HAVIN H a rb o r paid-up membership >py Hie important information NORTH ASBURV PARK | breakfast, sponsored by Bayshore Middletown on Thanksgiving Day HOUMOCL • BRIELLI > for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Eckel, •om faded labels so there is no Post, Sunday at 10 a.m. at Har-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eckel, Mrs. issibility of misinterpretation ttmtor rilml itafMlt IHUIW mony Bowl, Middletown. Cat*. Lulu Beal, Mr. and Mrs. John ext season. Ludvick and daughters, Violet and Linda, Mr. tnd Mrs. Martin "Since some liquid materials wld be changed by freezing Sale! 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Jt would be a sad mis Go with everything warm, ike, for example, to store some HERE'S a fresh, new flair for fun in new Rambler American hardtops, , •Prtnt w arka tawtant m**tHmt mm***m* takl Miss Hannah MacLcan, David 1 brown tone; these space sav- 4-D right next to some garden Rambler American for '63. Plus new sedans, wagons, convertibles... and arlm. D> aat locM« adkatl t«lpMal, •Mmg Ural, tranaMt- Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. David irtilizer. He said he remembers T Dm, manaca, Hatt aaitot tim . • m ers are woven of >/4 inch Phil- M. Bruce were Thanksgiving Day ne sad experience where a lady quality. Economy. Low prices. Obvi- new Rambler Classic Sixes and Ambas- - ippine mahogany slats. Com- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph listakenly used some weed and ously better value. It's no wonder sador V-8s. New sports option, Twin- plete with track and hardware L. Bruce, Rt. 79. ;ed lawn fertilizer for the vege- Rambler sales have been smashing all Stick Floor Shift. 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(.Contract, The winners were announced tt *" CornpletB scMsors set servative ss Uie the house U on fire. Don't stick North < U. Rider of to normal rules when you're faced North-South vulnetabb shoulders NORTH Dear George: th» rails 7. Turbulent by disaster. * My husband Is a staunch, en- 12. Comedian 8. White WE ARE PLEASED ?0 ANNOUNCE TJ&& OPENING East won the first trick with 6 thusiastic, lifelong Republican. •Lahr yams the ace of spades and returned O A J3 We lived for years in the South, 18. Laundry* ».Callb»r OF OUR BJRAHOl OFFICE AT the four of spades. Declarer 184 where he could always find nut 13. T» wpri- ruffed in dummy with the six of WEST, Democrat for a knock-down po- Bisnd hearts, not noticing anything 4Q J 1052 • A 9 64 IS. "Onions in (2 wds.) Republican strong- appla U. Monetary the end of him. •"^aomH* hold where there are no Demo- lT.Puhtaa unit of East won with the ace of heart; 417 3 crats. What would you suggest? sang Rumania and returned another spade. De- > Telephone:. SHadyside I-K sure to win two trump tricks, de- 1 4> ran 19 Fits Headquarters which will immedi- playspota (2 wds.) 1 2 3 4- s 9 feating the contract.. 2 0 f*>* 2 z CRUTTENDEN, PODESTA & MOW can ruff in his own hand and usiDear George: 32. To slay either opponent had the double- dummy's queen of hearts to drav (2 wds.) It ton jack of hearts to start with, My husband just flops down on SKCicatrlx '* h. , Their entire perwnii^ %jll bfeeome k&owitd "i(k a second round of trumps. Ea: the couch when he gets home SS.TJnper- (7 he would hare to play it at this gets one spade and 'only two TV time; and South would later gain every night and says he's loo celved % ' our firm tomdfti* tie •W trumps, so that South makes l» the lead to draw the last trump tired to take me out dancing, or 40." of , to A- game and rubber. that he's too tired to have friends Two with the ten. : IS w DAILY QUESTION over. Half the time he says he's Cities" 1 ; As the cards lay, this attempt too tired to talk. I'll bet you don't 41. Afternoon MR. ROBERT D. failed. East got a total of.three . Partner opens with one heart, act like that when you. get home , receptions a» trump tricks in addition to hisand the next player.passes. You do.you? 42. Writer of ace of spades. hold: Spades-8 7 3. Hearts-10 fables SO SI % 7 5 4 2. Diamonds-K 5 4. Clubs- Fed Up 43.Blunders Take Discard A 6. What,do you say? Dear Fed Up:. 44. Makes, 34 South can save himself by dis- Answer: Bid two hearts. De- B.e quietr-I'm trying to take a as. tea w carding a spade at his first op- nap., . ' . ' .... » portunity. After ruffing the sec-'spite your trump length, your DOWN . ond spade in dummy with the sixhand is weak and you must in- 1 Subsides 41 vt of hearts, South must run three dicate this by a weak response. 3-Patch Beauty 2. Allowance McmbenNetc. Urkjtock Exchange rounds, of clubs to discard a For Sheinwold's 36-page boot for \* * spade. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," waste ^//< and &hirileatl$g', exchanget . > send 50c to Bridge Book, Red Mind you, It's clearly unsafeBank Register, Box 3318, Grand to run three rounds of a side suit Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. TAKES ARMY COURSE at The. Southeaster Signal NEW YORK #dp€^? Pto before drawing trumps. Still, it's FORT GORDON, G». - Army School, here. . - better to take this risk than to fcvt Thomas ?. Seeley. whose 19 ADDITIONAL DOMESTIC BRANCHES IN RECRUIT TRAINING Pvt.,Seeley.entered the Army tit still and go down quietly. mother, Mrs. Catherine Seeley, in- Jsne" *nrt compiefed. basic As it happens, South can get GREAT LAKES, 111. - Rich lives at 98 First Kit., Atlantic training at Port Dlx, N4. LONDON PJtfkS HONGKONG rid of the third spade on dumard F. Rietzke, son of Mr. and Highlands, N.J., recently com? 19-year-oM soldier li -« 10W my's third club. Then he canMrs. August F. Rietzke, English pleted the eight-week coramuni-graduate it Atlantic Hlghhndg SIX ADDITIOISAL OVERSEVS safely lead the king of hearts town, N.J., is undergoing, liini rn U,-«i*lirAllV ^ from dummy. weeks of. basic recruit tralnlni o East wins with the ace of hearts at the Naval Training Centei and returns a spade, but South Great Lakes, 111.

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SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1962 COPY Hughes Again Urges Remainder Of Sandy Hook Be Used for Pafk SOMERVnXfe (AP) — The secretary of the' Udall praised those-who supported preservation Udall cited congestion and water and air p* Interior says tha dedication of Morris County's of the Great Swamp area. ' ' hitlon as examples of difficulties experienced by "city-bound, modern man." Great Swamo, area to wildlife uses is as example "Here In New Jersey — In this hub of com- merce where people are crowded more densely, than "The expansion of the Atlantic Coast raegalopc- of.how swamp conservation can help save "city- anywhere in the United States — you have, had lla means growth," he said, "but it also means that bound modern man.'* . ' the foresight to dedicate 2,081 acres of'your pre- asphalt and maa-made things are dairy dmlnub* , The secretary,, Stewart L, Udall, told some MO . douj land, to its highest use—perpetuation in its 'big the domain of nature." dinner gqesu of the North American Wildlife Foun- natural state," the secretary said. CITE INmATTVE . , , , dation's "Great Swamp Committee uut night that ••;;• • ! TiTora REMARK • • He said the committee's action in deeding "Ihesearcbof modem, urban man U not for new He said Soviet cosmonaut Ghennain Titov had swamp areas to the federal government reflected ways to conquer nature, but for ways to save the the group's realization that the government "is not beauty of the ont-of-doors." / remarked* durisg a visit to >New; York City last 1 spring, "there are too many cars here and there so "endowed ax to be able to buy all desirable open .'-. .;..,„;. .."I..,-; iitN ACRES ,. -..' . ' • is very little green." • • , ' space." The committee's initiative, Udall said, de- Gov. Richard J. Hughes, in introducing Udall, " The secretary said the committee was per- urged that the1 state be allowed to take over the served "to be trumpeted throughout the land as forming nobly in "nviog some greenery for the. an abiding example of effective citizen action." remaining 1,300 acres of the Sandy Hook Peninsula greater. New York region." Udall had been scheduled to inspect portions of for a state park. The swampland was the focus of controversy the swampland from a helicopter. But a 40-min- Udall was instrumental in granting New Jersey last year when the Port of New York Authority ute delay in his arrival at Newark Airport from 460 acres of,the army installation for this purpose proposed that a jetport be built there. Washington led authorities to cancel the inspection earlier in th« year. Morris County residents and officials fought flight because of darkness. Hughes said.ha was "more than hopeful" that the idea vigorously and the committee effectively He told the dinner audience, which Included fed- the remaining area of the peninsula would be added squelched it by deeding 2,(81 acres to the Depart- eral and state officials that New Jersey's $60 mil- fROUD PARINTS—Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woodward, I Hitlyar La.,. Middletown, ' to the existing state, park very soon. ment of the Interior. lion Green Acres program' and New York's $7J look on, at left, at E. Murray' Todd, Mata'wan, presents National Boy- Scouts^ life- "When it it concluded mat the national de- The group is seeking another 1,000 acres i^ million conservation program "are models of com- munity foresight from which every state' can taving ayvar.d to Ihoir fon, Afbart, Jr., Wi Atmetohier of TrApp.35, AlbertaSrt north. preyent thtfr use-as status sym j'i * / i V.i -.1 . house de subject, then it is time for the ways the "late'bloomer„.. _, " li I 1 1 bols. NEWARK - A'-.tI.S*DiStoct was empty whan the fire Pefoberton sral.' ")•'• school to review its curriculum cMId whose 'test scores have Court has.no authority to order eat . The Ian was used was ap- coBe-which upgrades lot sues'in posed widening of Rumspn Rd., zoning ordinance, including re- parcel, for commercial-recrea- other one acre. the manufacture and sale oMry- proved *" the Planaiag Board which fs a county tfioroagMsre. aming of the East (Coaasconk) podermic syringes. Judge Wort- all areas of the municipality.' tional use. 4— Off-street parking—one last night "' "'" The lots which Mr. Parker de- "Out section. . A Perth- endyke denied a government 1,323 while Republican William Some considerate* had ' Amboy-.business space for each four public seats the pktaners voted to retom- sires to create at 202 Riunson The action took place'at a motion to force the firm to turn Jacobsbn had 1,320. In the first syndicate has proposed to build in taverns and eating establish- 1 gend'.to Borough Council the Rd. would have frontages of 88joint session of the Planning Its copies of census reports over count after the Nov. 5 election, a $10 to $15 million sports-rec- ments, and one space for each a ppackagg e sewer pplant to granting; of an eight-lot subdivi- feet each in 4 tone requiring Board, Zoning Board of Adjust- to government attorneys Vli hd 1329 d Jb reation center at the Point. The408 square feet of building space Valeati had 1.329 and Jacobson the new area, but the plan was sion on jSUverslde Ave. to Mr19Woo. t frontages.' ment and Borough Council. the company had none, (04 SuperioSupeorr .Cour.u t JudJudge.Jog - subsequently dropped. Each matter is now under study by in other business establishments, pel it to get them from tfie"j and Mrs. Joseph* B.Valant, and A two-lot subdivision .request Borough Council. such as stores. HsJpemhiJhidd gtantrtrff JJacobb- house, under present plans, .will an 11-tot subdivision on Silver sus Bureau. Judge W01 ' * was returned to Carmelo Mai- Master planners Herbert. H. 5— Gasoline stations may not j own septic sewer sya- white Rd. tatNorma n Goldstein, based his ruling on an . mone, 125 Markham PI., foTrainr s Crash; Smith Associates, West Trenton be located closer than 1,000 feet ment to the Census lawj president of' Silver mint Homes. compliance with Borough Engi recently submitted a booklet with from any school, church or public last month. He said I oeer August Postet's request for suggestions on ways and means building, or 2,000 feet away'from ment clearly bars the 1 }.GoMstein pUns to build 11 isformaUon, on thh drainage at 5 Crewmen to put the borough's master plan another gasoline station. . , sus information in a, K the.tract on Seven Bridge.Rd. into effect. ranges thewdevelopinent will be The planners also asked for a ceediftg for any purpose* Last night, these changes and revised map to show tfce loss of Are Injured the consent of the giver. 1 additions were • made: information. five, feet which would be effected MADISON TOWNSHIP (AP)- Police Car with the proposed widening of Five crewmen suffered minor in- 1- The building inspectorwllp l Seven Bridge Rd. juries yesterday when a Pennsyl- keeep thathtt titltitl e insteaitdd off ththeIs Ordered NEWARK — All munlcftal »%• vania Railroad, freight train suggested new mie "zoning sessors in Essefl County struck the rear, of a coal train. officer,ffi"" but will alsl o serve as ordered yesterday by die-1 The freight, train-engine hit thea zoning officer. By Council Tax Board to assess real toe length ast, Fire caboose of the 100-car coal train 2—, The new zone code will MONMOUTH BEACH - The personal property at IVkpet that would near. Bordentown Ave.' and Sand limit to two, instead of three, the police force will soon be sporting of true value for 1963.S letters. Destroy Field Rd.- and the engine and number : of disabled vehicles a new police car.: 'defining the order were jnaUed eln's houses will be one coal .car was derailed, « which may be stored in a garage The Board of Commissioners to the clerks and assessors In fee on" a^SOMoot dead- spokesman for< the. railroad said. •-with V». 90>day time limit last night voted to purchase a 22 municipalities. Several 1 coding In a cul-de-sac, Bujlding The accident occurred at 4:30(original recommendations stipu- new Chevrolet patrol car from ors said it would mean heavy ft is to be called Circle La. -.-- -.---- (AP) - The a.m. and the tracks'were cleared lated no time limit). Kroll Motors in Long Branch at . paper work to change the books To solve its drainage problems sii hours later.. - Trace.Drug Co. butfding at 21 The code wll prohibit a cost of $1,140, including the over to the new, assessment but Meadows. Silvenpint Washington St was destroyed by .Tteited and released at Perth ledges or shrubs more than three turn-in on the present car, It should not change the amount Homes 'obUtMff'fcisemeritUtff'fcirits on aan explosion and fire yesterday, Amboy General Hospital were feet in height, at street inter- Mayor Sidney S. Johnson said of'taxes collected. Max Drill, six-foot strip of land on Silver- Firemen from seven volunteer Robert Whitmore, 40, - of Nixon, sections, a distance of 10 rather it is more economical to pur- chairman - of the county "Tax white" Rd. for the installation of companies prought the blaze un- engineer of the freight train; han 11 feet .from ttie curb line. chase a new police car every Board, said that if a taxing dis- facilities. der control six hours after the George W. Smith, 43, of 1H8 Provisions year because repair bills a sec- trict is unable to meet the Jan. 1 The planned' houses, Mr. Gold- alarm, was turned in at 2 a.m.11th Ave., Neptune, coiiductor of Based on the master planners ond year are usually quite high. 10, 1963, deadline for filing new stein said, will be serviced with No injuries were reported. the freight train; Stanley-Nelson, original recommendations, the "One year is the maximum assessments, the board will try systems. The front wall of the 2 story 48, of.' 208 Wakefield Rd., Nepne- w ordinance would also con- efficient use that can be gotten to help k solve the problem."' . Valant received tune, a flagman; A. S.! Nemetii, y'alof their major sub- brick building was ripped Open tain these provisions: from a police,car due to the tre- by the blast and debris smashed 51, of 25< Main St., South Am- 1— Strict regulations on sizes mendous amount of mileage put CHESTER — The Cross- '"•'•• T for eiSht ioU boy, front brakeman, and James Val Durkac, now windows in stores across the and types of signs; In all zones. on it,"Ls«id the mayor, The new roads Inn, with a history dat- Sunny- HOWB, '32, ^of 1 Gary Dr., Nep- 2— Two Industrial zones, one car will not be delivered until ing back to 1750, was destroyed recaivet from M«|.'Urban street. In the building tune/ a-fireman. with a three-acre minimum kit at least February. by fire Monday night The . tarrf gantul at fprt.MOn- OtheOt r firms g blaie raged out of control for of were The Richard Steel Phoh - six noun as 210 firemen from ing^tjeneral's certificate of >8 Salpn. Water damage . reportfti ,t Leet's Depart- flames. Smoke obscured sec- whan. BaTitrved; at $• pcpt as assistant military p'eribn- The pianaeirsv-'deferred. «ctldii WwaMs reported at Leafs Depart- tions of the surrounding area. on two misMr. subdivisions:r ment store and the Young Folks The three-story stone and nel officer and"; r«.enlUtjn»nt officer from. September The- sppBWtion «• -' Shop at 18 Washington St. frame building on Rt. 24 con- \V£6, until hit toparation last July.- Mr. Durlcac alto was Parker, who seeks W 1 The destroyed building had tained 15 rooms, two balk* and namid hos^ba(3i>%f'fha> Post's basketball team ftifihi Rignson Rd. tr'aor la. been r used as a theater .until It a large first-floor dining area referred to th»,cbU: was converted Into the. drug and tap room. The building third) strajpnf yrtrL-'" '.' " Board, which WHI, thestpje, 10 years ago. Issues an Appeal for Understanding RED BANK — The Mon- the retarded, has Issued an people feel distaste and ,fear The present center for these permit purchase of the $23,000 mouth County Unit of the New appeal for understanding by the for people who are so 'gentle, activities is a three-story building with $5,000 in cash now Jersey Association for Re-public and the neighbors of the and who need our help,", he frame .building, described, by In the building fund. tarded Children tomorrow night newly proposed, center. added. .Monaghan as in poor condi- He said that location of the will ask the Zoning Board of "TJie retarded are not mental- . Has 22 Pupils * tion inside and out, and quite center in Red Bank is essential Adjustment for a variance to ly 111; they are not nuisances; Mr.' Mohaghan jiaid' the i cen- inadequate for the unit's needs. t> serving as many as • pos- use a building at 157 Maple they are not delinquent; they ter has an enrollment of. 22 The ' proposed center on sible of the mentally retarded Ave. as a center for its train- are not behatfor problems," people. Eight preschool chil- Maple Ave. would permit ef- In the county. Ing program. • -.-. he said. dren are attending classes.,to ficient operation of all pro- 'Some of tht adult trainees' Tftii wljf be the fourth time • "We 8s||eye that' past op- prepare them' for »peci4f"tla«*- , grams without any changes to travel by but or train to the- eg in local schools. 'Th'a?e In three years the organization position haft been based on a the building, except redecora- center, he'said, and In soriie hastrled^el J^rbw.^ raisynderltaadlng of the yvorJc. children are 4 to 8 yf*a}old. Uon. ' cases Die Red Cross provides' , offthe unit; and the type of transportation to the center for a place There afc 14 young adults Mortgage Approved 'Students iwe work with," he children. ;": ' , With' enrolled in two training pro- stated. ' ," grams. One of these program* Mr. Monaghan pointed out" In addition to the training' Three tiros*; •'< "I wisp people who might is for people who ma^ find gain- that an $18,000 mortgage, al- program in Red Bank, the ufilt quest has ' " Consider ^btectlng to our new ful employment aftar 'training, ready approval by « local Sav- also operates a recently opened Each tli ,u _,„..,.,. .. location would come to fhf ex- thus blooming taxpayers ,r»«|er ing, and Loin. Association, will • preschool 'class in Child'! Wel- opposed the variance, and JsJtog trAlri ng ' center, at '23 than burdens to the community, fare Association Building In NEW IORDIK ftUARP—Snow man armed with broom did sanfry durv along Wait objected to having' tha,,.stfiii' Rlversid* i ve.',' and lee our the other c|aues''are tor Custom TaWe Pads Asbury Park, a summer day . BaHIn ilda of eity'i dividing wall ai iwsapan cleaned up during recent blixiard. training dfenter ney .their cluses T»nd*meet our students. people who have no potential Order now for. the Holidays. camp program In Farmlngdale, VJlible behind lilantwhifa figure, built by Wast Berlin police, aro part of concrete I know this would dispel their for employment, but \yho need and a young adult community Call 741-2646, Shop At Home Serv- wall and eolumni of Brandenburg Gate, on Red aid* of barrier. Sign raadi: "No- John F, Monaghan, executive baseless fears. a supervised activity program ice. Sherman's, 20 Broad St., Red canteen program In the Red g , director of the local unit for "To me it is 10 sad to see away tram'home. B«nk.-Adv. •> . Bank YMCA. ' tiee! You are now.leaving Weir Beriin." IAP Wlraphoto) WCU-TVCfcaeaen •-Jack-La LtaM -.• •; «K>fcVfy i-Comedy P$rty-

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Previews I: J-teve %at/Bob-Comedy' f.» 2-Love Of Life-Serial i-Danger la My Business MOVIE MTABLE 7—1 Married Joan—Comedy 1—Best of Groucho—Quiz 2-Our Miss Brooks-Comedy RED BANK Tonight's top television shows 4—Your First Impression 4—Dr. Joyce1 Brothers 7—Ernie Ford—Variety »—Movie—Science Fiction 3—Turn Of the Century CARLTON- as previwed and selected by TV 5—Topper—Comedy ilanchurliLn 9—Science Fiction Theater ll-Cartoon tfo' 11:00 !:eo: Key's staff of experts who 13-Once Upon A Day-Children 2—News 7—Gale Storm tend rehearsals, watch screen- 11—Merry Mailman-Children 4—News ' 9-Movle—Adventure EATWfTOWN ings and analyze scripts in New13—Russian For Beginners lJ-Parlons Francalj II DRIVE-IN- . 11—Rocky And His Friends S-News FlrtUl Of Blood Rl«f TipSj 11:M| York and Hollywood. / 5: SO ' f-News - I:4J Whit Evlr HippfMd Ts-Sibr JIM 9-Movle-Adventure 13-Sclence Corner S:0O JM9VieA:omed/ LONG BRANCH WAGON TRAIN. "The Kurt Mlandy'S Hour-Children 1—Steve Allen-Variety I: IS 1—Search Fpr Tomorrow BARONET- Davos 6tory." If you're in the 7—Highway Patrol-Police .3—Reflection! • , 4~News-Mel Brandt Tht Manctiurlln C>n Ctrtom t:toi «•»« Ui aoodUrt 9—Zoorama S-Playback-Mtislc 13—Parlonj Francaii II' VMTviA1\ It A Hill MNTifllilU CBS Unveils New Starshould dig this episode. Maynard 1:25 MAJEOTIO «-Newe U-rt-Brave Stallion—Adventure .Hi* and Dobic, looking for a new way 13—Profile New Jersey 2-MoCoyi . twp toi Tat Utu.il liMt llUl to cheat on a history test, buy a liM MHeadlitw i:4\ flu Valiant t:Ml {:$. 2—As The World Turns •itt J-»Almanae 4-Prlce Is Right For Its News Team talking mynah bird, and feed him .4—Weather--,- , : • . 7—Jane Wyman , • ' EOISON facts on history. It's a long row to 5-Movie-Comedy 9—Johnny Andrews MENLO PARK CINEMA- By HARVfEY PACK le .1960 conventions," said Rea- 7—December Bride—Comedy «i4S ' 9-News lad Weattief TWO For TM latltw HCOi 1:40! TiMj hoe just to pasa a history test, but : lll» iner, referring to the event 9—Star And Story—Drama 4-News - •: A litl • <•• -. " WOODBRtPOB Sportswriters invariably credit the bird and the jabbering boys 7—Focus On The News 4-^ermonettfr-Rellgioa 13—SdencelMd a team's success to an abundance! 'here NBC won all the honors, are about on a par, and they fill 11—Best Of Groucho—Quit DRtVE-IN- was one of the hands you oc- 13—Spotlight On Art 7:00 of bench strength which can be up a zany show. 8:30 p.m, OBS 2—News 7—Evealng Prayer 5 Sf called up in a pinch to win a islonally saw holding a mike 1:50 • Jim MtoJTCLAIR it' to some local dignitary." IS—Issue And The Challenge 4—Death Valley Days lill 2—Pete and Gladys CLAIRIDGE- big contest. GOING MY WAY. "Mr. Sec &—Aquanaut8—Adventure 2-News Drifting or Rounding Out ond Chance." Big, dramatic, 1:55 4-Concentratlon Soutli »ti» AdtWlnH 1:00; S:W. ' In their coverage of the 1D62 7-Rebel-Westerh 3:20 . elections CBS went to the bench, I asked Reasoner what he didevents don't happen on this se-; 4-News B-Merrytooh Circus 2-Glve Us This Day-Relialofi and came up with a Midwestern •loir to coming to CBS. "There] riei, but little lessons pop out, 2i«0 11-News born wit who has been practical- e two ways to describe my The story about a bad man who2-Pastword ' 1J—Russian For Beginners THURSDAY MORNING ireer." he said. "You can eith- 4-Merv Griffin-Variety ly on the .sidelines during his six seeks to-change his, ways may 7:10 S:45 years on their team, and Harry er say I was 'drifting' or 'round- have soap opera overtones, but its 7—Day In Court—Drama i—Previews ' MATMEE2P.M. ig out.' Naturally, I prefer the 9-Speak Up 1—Weather Reasoner led the network to its intentions are honest. The ending U-LocalNews • »:*• • ; • EVE 7ft t biggest journalistic victory since liter." should have ladies in the audi- 11—Divorce Court-Drama 2—Give Us This Day—Religion The '•rounding' out" began in ' 2:M 7:» NBC first put Huntley-BrinWey ence in happy tears, and Gene 2-News 5:55 into orbit. Although NBC won the >akota City, Iowa, in April, 1923, Kelly at Father O'Milley, and 13—Science Corner—Education 2—News ratings, the competitive coverage le was educated at Stanford Uni- Dan Duryea as the ex-racketeer 3130 7:25 4—Sermonette • of tht. elections was a clear-cut ersity in California and the Unl- It-Weather CONTINUOUS play their roles strongly. 8:30 2—Houae Party ' , 7:10 ', 6iM triumph for CBS which may very •ersity of Minnesota where he be-p.m. ABC 7-Seven Keys 2-College Of The Air IT. * SUN. well give them back the initiative! gan his Journalism career. 2-CBS, Reports 9-Movie—Adventure 4-Vlrglnlan-Western 4-Continentai Classroom they held during their Edward Harry was a reporter on the BEVERLY HILLBILLIES. B-Tell Me A Story i'.U • R. Murrow period. : 7-Wagon Trtta-Weitera iow-defunct Minneapolis Time> More on Sonny Drysdale (Louis 1(5* 8—Movie—A4yeritiire 2—Sunrise Semester Those of you who were forlun-1 nd he returned to that paper as Nye), EUy Mat's new beau, the 13-Muslc Interlude 11—Honeymooned 4-Confttienlal Clajsroont ate enough to watch CBS Newi Irama critic after his service latest addition to this cembali II5S W-Dynamics Of Desegregation 7:00 turn an off-year election Into an with the Army during World War aeries. Sonny attempts to re-vamp •-News 2-News Shows NlghUy ' 8:00 from 7 P.M. exciting drama saw Harry Rea I. He worked as a newswriter EUy and Confuses her family 5-News 5—Danger Man 4-Today soner doing the reportinR from with a Minneapolis radio station thereby. Louis, that Is, Sonny, is 1:00 11—Bold Journey—Travel 7:05 CHILDREN the crucial Precinct Profile An 'or a year and then joined the even given a hillbilly love potion, ^-Millionaire 1J—Caials Master Class ' S-Call To Prayer ALWAYS FREE! aiysis desk. Producer Bill Leon J. S. Information Agency in Ma- and it's potent. Need we aay4-Loretta young—Drama 8:S0 7:15 . FREE! ard deserves a medal from th< ila for three years as a writer, more? 9 p.m. CBS 5-Doorway To Destiny 2-DcbieGillis-Comedy 5-News network for wisely assigning Rea He finally "drifted" into TV in 7-Queen For A Day 5-Call Mr. D-Myslery 7:28 "•MOT soner to the frost line along wit 1954 when he became news dl- PERRY COMO. Perry's show 11-How To Marry A Millionaire 7—Going My Way—Drama 7—Morning Prayer IHOT* able.veterans Cronkite, Sevareli ector for a Minneapolis TV sta-is one part/ variety, and one part 3:10 7:30 lucniKS .ion and, in July, 1956, CBS newi 11—Sllents Please—Movies and Schoenbmn. detective story, and always the %-Xo Tell the Truth 13—Court OJ Reason-Debate 5—Columbia Lectures irought him • to New York and twain shall meet. George Sand- 7—Early Bird Cartoons also "PIRATES ol BLOOD RIVER Ideal TV Newsman put him on the bench. 4—Young Dr. M«!one—Serial »:M Harry Reasoner Is the Ideal ers, Frank Gallop, Don Adams 5-Mr. District Attorney 2-Beverly Hillbillies 8:0? • . TV newsman, and the fact tha - Network Aware and Jack Duffy worry a bit about 7-Who Do You Trust? 2-Captaln Kangaroo •Hit WANCMURIAN CANDIDATE 4—Perry Comor-rVariety 5-Sandy Beck?r—Children he has never been given a toi CBS is now very much aware the storyline, but nothing Inter- 11—Laurel-Hardy And Chuck 5—Movie—Drama "AJUORNE" slot during his six years at CB! if the ability of'Harry Reasoner feres with Damlta Jo's "HeylJ-Televisio, n For Teachen 7—Tommy Seven-Cartoona and it's doubtful that he'll ever U-M Squad-Police ' S:M Is one of the major reasons foi Along Somehow,' and Perrys so- 1:53 - 0:30 ; Robert Mltehum - Shirley MacUine la NBC's current advantage in thi igain be "the hand holding the los. It's all pretty whacky, but it 2-News 7—Little Rascals—Cartoons mike." Any success he has had t-Dick,V«B nyke-Comedy ' 8t4S "2 POK THE SEESAW" battle lor news, supremacy. Hi works, especially Don Adams de- Peabody*-Cartoon 7—Our Man Hlggiu has more than his share of thi with his wry comments on world tective routine. (Color) 9 p.m. U-News STORY OP PROFANE LOVE affairs he credits to David Brink- 4:M &-SurfsIde J—Mystery 8:50 required looks and charm, phi NBC . J—Secret Storm—Serial ' "PHA1DHA" the ability to liven up straigh ey, the bright half of the NBC ll-Wanted: Dead Or Alive 9-News and Weather team. 4-Make Room For Daddy 1>-Pre*i Conftreace V. . : • ' «i» -• : •' reporting with a well-laced satii V. S. STEEL HOUR. "Fare- S—Deputy Dawg-Cartoons }' 10:00 13-Datellne: New Jersw BOBBY DARIN • SANDRA DEE leal comment. His hair is prema "If' Brlnkley had not done so well to Innocence." More a char- 7—American Bandstand turely gray, which is quite well with his ;pwn brand of hu- 2-U.S. Steel Hpur ti.N. "IP A MAN ANSWERS acter, study than a play, this is 9-rTreasure 4—Eleyenth Hour—Drama J-Life of Rlley-Comedy . ceotable for a 39-year-old mai mor," explained Reasoner, "there an unusually sensitive and per- with seven children. never would have been a place 11—Bozo The Clown ' Naked City-Police 4-TrtuMe Witi Father •;' ceptive tale about a thoughtful 13—Television For Teachers l-You Asked For It 7-Fuhny tyaniS '! ' Mr. Reasoner has been winnini In network TV for the kind of re- porting I like to do. Brinkley H-year-old boy who learns re- 4:15 fans in the New York area fo aped for the "chapters In life" ll-Koko The Klown—Cartoon some months now with his live!; proved that news can have a from uncommonly slender reporting on WCBS' Saturda: sense of humor and I, for one, am 4:31 grateful." sources. Watch him as he search- 2-Edge Of Nlght-Serlal nlj>bt late news. "It's the highe: es for truth In his ailing, dying NBC had better scan their 4-Here's Hollywood rated local news show in th grandfather and his wayward, 5-Fells And The Wizard country," explained Mr. Reason- bench for a new star because Mr. lively aunt when the rigid pat- Brinkley has inadvertently given 7-4)i8Covery '62—Children er, "because It catches the viev tern of his uncommunicative par- 9—Chubby Jackson ers who forgot to turn off 'GunCBS news a big boost in the per-ents fail him completely. Roys- smoke? as well as those who areson of Harry Reasoner. Even If 11-rDick Tracy—Cartoons 1 ton Thomas is beautifully cast as 13—American Economy VICTORY a bit too early for 'The La you overlook some bf the bold the boy, and Vickl Cummlngs, RED BANK Show.'" moves CBS made in their elec- 4:55 MARKET John Beal, Thomas Chalmers and 4-News CBS has been incubating thi tion coverage, they still out- Jeff Dbnhell play the members ol DILIVIRY Reasony wit on their daily "Ca' named Huntley, Brlnkley and his meagre family. 10 p.m. TBS 7—American Newsstand OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. endar" show which is seen evei Company by the superior retort- morning at 10. He has also beer ing of their new backfield, Cron- TEL SH 7-0508 SH 7-1339 kite, Sevareid, Scheonbrun and] TONIGHT. Johnny Carson has 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK the reporter on a few "CBS Ri Ke'ely Smith, Kay Armen, Dr. Keyport ports" documentaries as well Reasoner. Joyce Brothers and Phil Foster Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughson Cenrer the standard assiimments hani as his song and chatter guests to- ed to newsmen. "I'helped covi and daughter, Alene, Main St., Cur night. (Color) 11:15 p.m. NBC spent several days in Vermont Pork CHOPS 79M -. PORK CHOPS 3 recently. Thanksgiving Day they Tort i FREE i TV Key movie "Requiem Por A Heavy- were the guests of Mrs. Hugh' J •»»»'/CAHHIAHI1S she is certainly one of the big-son's brother-in-law and sister, Fresh Cornfed Young - Whole er Rib Half grist talents around today and Mr. and Mrs. Lester'Dick, Bye,1 would be even bigger if she N. Y. Another daughter, Miss fSSi Mailbag starred in her own TV show.— Natele Hugnson, New York City, C. D., Westport, Conn. and Mrs. Hughson's mother, Mrs. By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Answer — Miss Russell has Willis Quackenbush, Broad St., Question — My friend suggest- been quite busy for the past two were also guests of the Dicks. years making,one film after an- PORK LOIN Ib. ed I write to your column and ask your opinion about a discuss- other and hasn't had much time Tames Van Brackle, Broadway, CHUCK 49 left for TV. She has appeared on ion a group of us had recently. Is convalescing at his home after STEAK We were talking about actors and TV In the past and will undoubt- a five-week illness. CHOPPED 79M-CHOPBEEF3n we somehow got around to TVedly show up as a guest when stars. It was during our TV dlsher schedule permits. Mrs. Kenneth Demiin and Wil- cusslon that we realized TV liam E. Wooley, West Front St., Choice Seasoned - All Cuts - One Price . ' Hp 0^ hasn't produced a real star In the Question — I recently saw thespent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Ed< C manner that Hollywood does. Forlind Russell appear on TV? I think ward Wooley and family, Cran- ATLANTIC weight" and I know It was based THEATRE Instance, Kim Novak has come ford. Atlantic UlKliUnils-Trl. 2910118 Into her own in the past ten years on a TV play by Rod Serllng but in films but we can't think of a I'm positive the leading role Miss Judy Stultz spent the holi- ENDS TON1TE comparable TV personality who wasn't played by Anthony Quinn KIRK DOUGLAS day with her parents, Mr. and has made it. Of course, there are on TV. Who did play the lead on Mrs. Meldon Stultz. Main St. Miss II EDWARD G. ROBINSON established movie stars, and stage TV?—J, D., Bridgeport, Conn. SIRLOIN STEAKS 79 Stultz is a freshman at GlaSsboro "2 Weeks in Another personalities who had made it on Answer — Jack Palance was Slate College. TV but we mean a comparative the prite fighter In the TV ver- Town" JS5 STEAKS POT ROAST unknown. - N.K., Albany, N. Y.sion. Fans of the TV presentation AND Mr. and Mre. Edgar L. Disbrow Answer — it's ' an interesting of "Reuqlem" usually find the and children, Glenvlew, III., for- "World In My Pocket" point but not altogether true. You movie somewhat lacking in dra-mer resident of Keyport, are mov- cannot discount the fact that Jack matic force but I'm on the other THURSDAY • FRIDAY R to West Hartford, Conn., Paar Is a star In the biggest side this times I think the movie where Mr. Disbrow recently was MARLON BRANDO sense of the word and TV made was well done and Quinn came c oromoted to the post of nation?! DEAN MARTIN him one. "Maverick" gave James closer to playing SerllnR's. pathet- manager of the Dunham Busch "YOUNG LIONS" Garner the fan following which ic almost-chamD as written than Corn., whose heaitouarters .are In made It possible for him, toco -Palance. Incidentally, Jackie ON STAGE-IN PERSON Harfnrd. Mrs. DlsbroW, 'the for- star with Klm^ovnk In a major Glenson proves once again with mer Miss Thetma Kruspr, is the' SATURDAY Hollywood production. It's loo this film that he Is a better ac- CHICKENS 33Ib. diuehter of Mr. and Mrs. Bay Matinee 2 • Evening 7:30 early to evaluate their staying tor than a comic. rnond Kruser, Main St. "DR. ZINO" power but Richard Chamberlain and Vincent Edwards certainly (For an answer to your ques- 1 FOWL 59MLOIN LAMB CHOPS 99: HORROAMA arc stars today and they owe it Mis ! Susan Ormerod, Washlrts- tion about any TV program or ton S»., celebrated her 17th birth- -PLUS ON SCREEN- all to TV. nctor, write to Steven H, Scheuer, OLD DUTCH 2 HORROR FEATURES | day bv entertaining at a party TV Key Maltbag, c/o this paper.) In her home. All Grind* COFFEE 4% I —" COFFEE F b% TICKETS NOW ON SALE Question — Why doesn't Rosa- Accordionist Mrs. Eleanor Edmonds, Hall- andole. F'a., Is vlsitlnu her Snow-Whift Indian River Seedless Firm - Ripe Iceberg Who Said You're Wins Award mother. Mrs. Alfred Echman, Broad SI. ~" Hard to Fit? KEVPORT-Robert Ska, 15, a MUSHROOMS ORANGES GRAPEFRUITS TOMATOES LETTUCE BIG MEN Al.l.K.HOS Of Hpml (ii»l» • Ilmi HkltK student of the Nunzlo School of Miss Susan Wnllino. a student Sixes 44 to 66 Hulk Ntlartl • Wl«ck. Music, Nutley, won first place In it Trenton Srnte Collepe, and llnbrl • J«rk»(« 5 FOR Df»rh Yimr • Fftlwiias a contest of the American Ac- Mls.i Betty Wnllinp. Trenton. N(u>rt Hhlrtn • l'ndi>rt«f*r cordionists Association, New spent the Thanhssivinir holldav C HultH • KlnK^4lcft Khori llalnciali • Work < lollirn York. He was awarded « }S0 with their parents, Mr. and WK IIAVK TUB SIZ8 TO FIT YOU scholarship. Mrs. Marlon Walling, Division St. Robert, con of Mn. Benjamin FRANK'S BIG & TALL Sica, First St., played a Tichal- It adds uot More and more MK.VH KIIOP 19 II)!] llii). X, \V kowsky concerto. Three times he people ute Ths Rtftiater ads each 39' 39 6'l" to tVII" 1 ml. 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Km, ffl, 1*52 RED BANK REGISTER 50-Day Jail A UN Authority MAITS Sentence On Man Who Brushes Off Diplomats to TeB When MV Cofltfte not tie my tomorrow," to ob- » served. . Jimmy thinks the United Nt- tioolhw done a food job keeping Winter's Here defaulfault of fines totaling $135$135. . Pr for geography the talsatie crisis from expl«liBg MitMagistratt e WillWilliai m I. KlKlatskt y w1*5 l»tch ta into war. By HAL BOYLE imposepd d » AnallAll y of (105 or 3355 con~e "o'f *th*e •beat-known figures at As long as. they ktep talking BOYLE days' in jail for driving while on the United Nations., For- 16 yean Jimmy Rinaldi here, there is bope." he Mjd, NEW YORK (AP)-The change warmer, and the atomic bomb Is the revoked list. An addltiSnal "All that name-caliiag doesn't of any season has its landmarks responsiblej,|or the difference IMay sentence was imposed in *" been shouting rshoeshine" in mew anything. But if they stop lieu of a $30 fine for driving an dazzling variety of tongues as of majesty: good or twL' delegate* pass his one-man con- talking, look out." , ' They affect all things. Here are Weather becomes increasingly inreglsterefl vehicle. Frederick BoUipd, former Gtn- some ways you can tell when win- the major topic of conversation, The charges against Hill were cession. eral Assembly president, stops by ter's here: any man's authority is confirmed signed by Patrolman Frank C. ''I can say it 30 ways now, in-frequently for a shine and a chit. by the memory of what his grand- Calandriello, Jr., Nov. 12. Thcludine g Burmese,, Indonesian, Ar- Frost confines the wiadow, and abic and Swedish,1' said the gray- So does U.N. Undenecrttajy little girls and boys decorate in itsfather had to say on the subject violations occurred on Broad St. Ralph Bunche, who likes to swap A third charge, driving without lwU*»d bb#ja* pawing briefly meadow their fingered decisions Learned discussions and argu- at his Hand on the fourth floor of notes on fishing, Jimmy's fapHUs of adventure: "I love Orville, but ments ensue. The observed a valid driver" lktnse, was dis- off-duty, pMtime, • , ;- Ronald is a skunk." < missed by Judge Klatsky. the secretariat building. breadth of a caterpillar's belly Neil Voorsanger of San Fran Jimmy, a bachelor in his lute The grass needs no cutting and and the predictions of a rural al- '(Every thne I get « customer m> XVl'n ^fr his, mother in the is crisp underfoot. It gives a dry Cisco, Calif., was fined a total of from a new country, Task him Rldgewood section of Brooklyn, manac vie for significance. Each 540 for ovemlgfit 'parking and testimony of any tread in passing. foretells the winter. how to say 'shoeshlne' in his lan-N.Y. He likes, to spend his days The big family question be- abandoning a vehicle. The sumguage," he added. " There are some ordinaiy mani- off boning up on world geography comes, "Is the pond frozen over monies were signed Oct 19 andcouple of years I've- festations of seasonal change that or fishing when the weather is enough to skate on?" The chil- 20. go on without much attention- half a dozen African dialects." right. dren say, "Yes." The parents say, Voorsanger, who fc employed Jimmy can _ name the capitals He also keep* dose tabs on "Well, if it stays below freezing such _ as the abatement of the in New York'^apd fa staying'In trends in footwear. bear's curious paw in hibernatini Rumson, failed to appear In court Of all 110 U.N. member states one more day—then, well, may plus most major dtiei «nd rivers. British diplomat* wear the best-: be." • sleep, the seek of silent hideaway: Oct. 31. He was fined J8 for over- by noisy insects, the death of van HOW THEY STAND —The chart above was furnished by the Welfare Council of He likes to hash over world af- male shoes, but the Americans The advantages of using snow night parkrng, $10 fop abandoning fairs Hth diplomats who patro- ished flowers that tempt the be< and Italians have more of • flair tires are widely presented in ads. Monmouth County to show how United Fund and Community Appeal drivei are his car, and $25;for. contempt of ,- -• - - not now with hidden honey. nize his stand. tot style The old lady who has so much making out as of this morning. The goals are: Shore'United, $50,000; Brielle, $5,900; court. "I try to find out about the Life lingers According to police, his car was gossip about her neighbors hesi- Fair Haven, $14,000; Little Silver, $20,000; Monmouth Beach, $3,500; Red Bank, economy of each country and OFF TO FLORIDA tates to chance icy streets to in- Across the frozen landscape lit left on Chestnut St. near the the amount of money it is get- MIDDLETOWN—Mr. and Mrs. form her grocer. tered by the brown reward of yes $28,000; Rumson, $32,000; Sea Girt, $6,000 (overscribett by 30 per cent); Shrews- railroad tracks. ( ting from the TXN," he said. "I Le Roy Williams and daughter Hamburger Sales ,. '. . terda/s spring leaves, the life bury, $10,000; and Deal, $8,000; ^;, Judge Klatsky also, imposed used to have a pretty good pic-Stacy, Crane Ct. left last week- The grocer decides the best way that will not let go still lingers— $10 fine on Donald L. Cook, 35 ture of it, but so many new end for a vacation in Miami, Fla. the doe that steps with stilted Watson PI., Eatootown, for pass-tions have been starting up that to get rid of his leftover prime ing a red light. They Win be guests at the home sirloin is to make a bargain in grace, the rabbit whose nose \SJBL I've kind of lost track.'" of Mr. Williams' parents, Mr. and hamburger. mobile geography of his world of Holmdel Couple Operating Troop Holds Jimmy averages 60 shines a Mrs. W. L. Williams, and Mrs. There are three viewpoints smell, and other small lives that day at .25 cents each plus tips. Williams' parents, Mr. and Mri. about the weather: Winters are make a tumult of their own amit Drivers Hurt He has found his trade volume a J. B. Hyers, both of Miami. . getting colder, winters are getting the humus. ' /^ Exclusive Lodge in Florida Investiture barometer on the state of the Yes, and you can also tell whe HIGHLANDS — A fly-up and In Collision world. COFFEE HOUR winter is here when: ISLA MORADA, Fla. - Mr. short distance away is dockage investiture ceremony was held by When everything Is peaceful, MIDDLETOWN- Mrs," Russ#ll Lane College A son doesn't want to borrow and Mrs. Carl A. TwiWhell, Sco- for the yachts of guests who make Girl Scout Troop 5 in the Ameri- LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. JoyI get plenty of Shines," he said Wadbrook, Pelican IRd, eatlV-; car,1>ecause he'd have to shovel beyville Rd., Holmdel, N.J., have vacation trips in their own craft. can Legion post home, 85-87 Bay Eichel, 20 Community Dr., West "If things get bad, business falls tained recently at 1 coffee in her out two feet of snow in the drive opened Cheeca Lodge, an exclu- On the property is a nine-hoje, Ave. Arlene Schmedes, junior as- Long Branch, was charged with off." home. Attending were Mrs.; way to make an exit. sive resort facility here pn Upper par. 3,, golf course. - sistant leader of Troop 124, and{ailing tt yield me; right of way James Carroll, Mn. Euge* Talk By tdane Case, president of Girl The sharpest drop came during If you live in an apartment, th< Matecumbe Key, southwest of A receM visitor, Mrs. Paul F. after atwtnar collision at Ocean- GoWa, Mm. Gilford Weston, Mrt. Scout Troop 5, conducted the cer- the early days of the Cuban crl heat doesn't come on until 6 am Miami, • SwJtz, Blossom Cove Rd., Middle- port and Branch Avej.- Monday; Stanley Shturt, Mrf. WUHsm :Brownie Scout fly-ups into sis. : . • ' Dr. Payne Uocated oh' a large piece of towfo, N.I., the sister of Mrs. A; heaping: is scheduled for Dec. Noble and tin, Walter Knight, Yep, and down on the farm it Troop 124 were Marilyn Amaro, "It seemed Wee no one cared generously landscaped property TwitbheJl, described the place as 10. WEST LONG BRANCH - Dr no trouble at all to tell when win Kathy Bhu#, Patricia McDer- about a shine because there rhtght all of Oak Hill. that has its own Atlantic beach, "just about everything a vaca- : Police CMef James W, Fix said V. F. Payne of Long Branch, who ter is there. mott. Jean O'Neil-and: Eileen the lodge offers accommodations tioner could 'dream of having the Eichel car and an auto driven is on leave of absence as profes- The animals, stamp in their shel Ptak flew-up into troop 5. Susan to 120 guests and will operate 11 made available to him and his by Jacob Jarow, Philadelphia, sor of chemistry at Monmouth ters and push wet muzzles to snif and Sandra Dempsey, Vicky months of the year, closing only family. We all are delighted with collided head-on. Mr. Jarow, trav- College, will address the studen the told air outside. They haw Smith and Leah Sohermond were such grave sweet faces. in mid-summer' for staff vaca- it. eling north on Oceanport Ave., body of Lane College, Jackson invested into Girl Scout Troop was turning left onto Branch And, oh, the great fine smell tions and renovations. Mr. Twitchell, a food broker, is Tenn., tomorrow and Friday. 124, Ave., and Mrs. Eichel was travel- GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS ; Dr. Payne serves as visiting a bam in winter, the drying hay The center of attraction is the devoting his energies to further Leaders present were Mrs. Ing south on Oceanport Ave., thi professor in th Division of Na- the wonderful smell of huddled lodge itself, \with its large win- beautifying and operating Cheeca Amoiing New SIBCO Wot.r Purifitr e Mahlon Sagurton, leader of Troop chief said. tural and Physical Sciences at cattle enriching, by their being, dows that overlook the land- Lodge. However, he and his wife 5, Mrs. Francis p. Schmedes, Both drivers were taken to Removes Rust, Iron, Sulphur, Chlorint, Lane. A reception will be held the scent of next spring's tumuli scaped property and an abun- will continue to maintain their Troop 124, and Mrs. John Came- Riverview Hospitaf, Red Bank, by Friday right in his honor. of clover. dance of palm trees. A number of Holmdel residence and will spend Odors, etc, from City or Well Water ron, Brownie Troop 355 leader. the Little Silver First Aid Squad, Professor Payne will be thi By such separate testimonies private guest houses, each com the summers there, Mrs. SwJtr Several mothers also amended the Mrs. Eichel with leg injuries aw guest speaker of the Lexington wherever he may be, one know, manding a view, also have been said. '•;•' ' ceremonies. Mrs. Loretta Larsen, Mr. Jarow with hand injuries. |4> butlll •• H) OWBM u'wintf im u rm Ky., section of the American that winter is here. built. Mrs. Twitchell and Mrs. Switz leader of troop 5, was'unable to They were treated and released. Chemical Society at the golden For recreation, there is swim- are the daughters of William G. • No motor attend because of illness. Sgt. David Kennedy invest! (.„ Dept RB DI M1MJ anniversary celebration of the Whooping cranes grow to aboul ming both In the ocean and in a Wrightson, East Orange, execu- gated. • No moving parts iStS North Garfield Ave. section Dec. 6. Dr. Payne was five feet tall. Often,confused witr, large pool. A yacht is docked at tive vice president of ths Great • No refills • Toms Bhr«r. New Jtnty . a member of the section 19'years pelicans, the long-legged cranes the lodge's pier and is used to Atlantic and Paoific Tea Co. Their VISIT YARDLEY, PA. {Please send me farther Informattoo • IN HONOR SOCIETY • No regeneration and served in turn as its vice fly with wings and necks ex- take guests deep sea fishing. great grandfather, the late MIDDLETOWN, ty Mr. and • about the SIBCO Waur PurlfUr. Guests already have been hav- George Huntington Hartford; Mrs; G. Paul Rtahedy,'Mr. am LONG BRANCH. - Leonard H WEE chairman, secretary, chairman tended, while pelicans fly with • Name and councilor. bent necks and have short legs. ing good luck catching bone fish founded the A&P. Mrs. Ludwig Bilow arid Mr. andMatlaw, 229 Long Branch Ave., Water Analysis MM. John Devies were recent has been accepted by Pi Tau Sig- litcratara .•1 directly from the pier. Being kept Mrs. Switz said that one of the • Address dinner guests at the "home of ma society, at the Newark Col- Demonstratkm occupied are two tennis courts. A attractions at the lodge is a lab- • City Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cumin in lege of Engineering. Pi Tau Sig- oratory where Morris Bishop Write Today! i Phone Number Yardley, Pa. The Cumins are ma is an honor society of me- V«9 raises rare and exotic types of fnrfflpr rpciripntc nt C\aV HH1 rhflnirai MDinwrinv ehtriftntc Organ Recital tropical fish and other forms of marine life, including sea horses, "You can see them through ths : it - Set at Keyport windows of the large tanks, and n1"i i' • ||11 • •••••••••I mum- . .liiii they delight children." she said. till m surn. mmt.mmtm ^^• F= KEYPORT-Harold Weber of - m.cabmm X r Keyport, will give an organ re- The location — about a 90- 'i i 11 cital Saturday in the Central minute drive out of Miami on the 1 way to Key West — is the former / School, Broad St., at 8 p.m. ^ - vfi 1 1 Mr. Weber is a member of the site of Olney Inn, a famed eating v 444- V 1410 AM 105.5 F.M. Monmouth Chapter, American place. The inn was wrecked by /. Guild of Organists, and a grad- Hurricane Donna a couple 61 y i irr MonmouHi County Newt Summaries years ago. When Mr. and Mrs. r a uate of the New York Conser- Yi f 7 A.M. - 12 Noon - 4:20 P.M. vatory of Music. At one time he Twitchell bought the property, the h 1 n r 1 studied with Jesse Crawford, and intention was to restore the inn \ and convert it into a lodge. H( V\viV recently with Dr. Maurice Garra- i A \ f a r brandt, Fifth Ave., New York. everj Mrs. Switz said this plin A t i 1\ li J A I ' The concert is being sponsored was changed because of a fire, • Tt i m J\ a 1 and a new and spacious lodge m HORSE SUPPLIES by the music committee of St. n 9 a John's Methodist Church. Hazlet, was built. - m e it j -1 it as a public service. A silver of- Interviewed a t Middletown, II V fering will be taken to defray ex- tm 1 FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Mrs. Switz sail} that "I went penses. i m.?1 down there' in the midst of 'the 2; m s. w military buildup that resulted - RED BANK, N. J. n -- 14M Farmers spend an estimated from the Cuban crisis. But, it 5 Ji 'A (125 to S130 million annually for interesting. The soldiers i 1 Telephone SH 1-0554 equipment, goods and services to there and you know tiiey are A - produce crops, and another $15 nearby. But there is no exite- i 444- k million for consumer goods for ment, nothing to interfere' with 1 frff T T family living. your peace and comfort." r m •- i IiI k I 1 / / \ J f % 1 JP j An i TT i5H s I -. MONMOUTH IAEA IS t. ! L. 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. tit t t _ i _ 4- H BRANCH AVENUE 1 • 1Ik •i Tr 5 I \ i • RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER r 1 _ an i 1 *• SH 1-5292 LI 2-0743 f £ nr MI f ^ 741-5350 1*rT'lT*rrr 11- Fresh Killed—3-4 Ib. size—Split, quartered or cut up j^Wk i 1 Ford ideas so contagious Ib Frying CHICKENS 29 they started a new trend in cars! UAN-RIB SIDE • Jfc. J^ If" you think today's cars have a lot in common, credit Ford's lull twice-a-year or 6,000-mile maintenance* the Ford sketches above. For these ideas sparked a schedule that cuts service worry and expense to a c revolution in car design that's reflected wherever you minimum. There's a new manual transmission that Ib look on the American road. lets you shift down from second to first without LOIN of PORK 39 Ford ideas have a habit of beingtxeiting—practical, coming to a stop. And for '63, there's the biggest too. Consider the innovations found ooly in our '63s. choice of models ever offered—44 in all I ^CHOICE—BONELESS #% ^%. There is Ford Galaxie's smooth new velvet ride. It Only. Ford offers all these advantages now. Other 0Qc cost Ford $10 million to bring It cars will eventually catch up—but to you, but costs you not a if you can't wait, here's a tip. CROSS RIB ROAST penny extra to enjoy. There is See your Ford Dealer today/ Lean - Meaty PAN READY MORRELL PRIDE Lean,Fresh Ground , SPARE 5-6 Ib. 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Anadn Tablets an so effective because they Starting Mon., Dae, 3rd, open every contain aironf ytt *o/< medication. Remember, SAL0N • • • upirln or buffered aspirin hu only ont pain reliever. But Anadn ia Ilk* a doctor's pnearip- "For Women Who Care" Next to Miller's evening until Christmas. UOT. That it. a combination of *:}'. i own To Arouvd Mornnmttk: n l (Do, you have • peraonaji que> ew months ago he was a, good ATLAimC HICHCANDS — Drattia, Anyone? •ton or problem? Send' It to provider, a steady worker and Donald MaeLspghlln, proprietor Adam or Eve Lowell or both, reasonable father and bubend. of Holly Acres. Middletown, jpoke By MELU HRUSKA as you prefer. For a oenonal, nv Reardon of Shrewsbury, Esther Runtson Garden Club with new officers Mrs. Randolph H. Beardiley, president; Mrs. cast Monmouth Players' next '•'!' -• - .-•. Locked'-to. manager at that store. ciety at Brigantine. Mrs. Mason Irwin* and Mrs. Waller Seymon* prodllcti< Niolf'W. Johnsen, first vice president, and Mrs. William Haatley, second vice preii- is president! of the Atlantic High- of FaiFair HavenHe . • pi Dear Locked In: You- can Adam. lands club. Cuckoo,uck, " Wednesdanesday and Ttarsrs. tell him to let you out of jail Remind your man of Henry dent. . • . The MeCarter'Theater It) New dda y evenini g at 8:3830 att thh e NNav* air you'll walk out of yourmtr- lames' observation in his "Pre- Jersey's center of the performing sir* Library. faces',1: "In art economy Is al- arts. The play will be presented tha ways beautiluL" Name Slate Its services are, available to last weekend In February and the To b» a prisoner of love may Eve. every community hi three first In March. me all right to popular lave Rumson Club Elects Officers broad categories '•*. education- lyrie*. But to be the prisoner DEAR ADAM: RUMSON T- The Romson Gar- Winner of a bowl awarded by tive classes were Mrs. Heat! Of Officers al charitable and Informarlon. It was aveivbodya hhthflej »f a neurotictUy possessive With Christinas nearing, my den Club ejected a, new slate of Mrs. Frank W. Ritchie to thefirst; Mm. Ramsey, second, and HIGHLANDS — First nomina- at at Bob and Irene Swaa'a dta- man Is strictly for the Wrds husband and I have been won- officers at its annual meeting member receiving the greatest Mrs. George Scott, third, for ation of officers of the Twinlight Eugene O'Neill's "Desire ner party in tbclr bone «• (birds that can fly over walls.) dering whether to order Christ- yesterday and presented its annumbe- r of horticultural points Thanksgiving decoration; Mrs. Council, Sons and Daughters of Under the Elms" win be pre* Naveslnk River Rd, Middle. Adam. mas cards this year. We're just nual member recognition awards, during one year was Mrs. Arthur Harold Scott, Jr., novice arrange- Liberty, was held Monday at a MSwn tOPlyli |M tOmOnvw town. about fed up with the custom of The meeting took place In Rum- Moore. ', - ment, same theme. meeting In the Veteran of For- Among thaw present wen son Country Club.< at 7:M, Friday at ftta, and DEAR ADAM AND EVE: sending out cards, because every Mrs. Dayton Beguelia won the Abo, Mrs. Ritchie, first; Mrs. eign Wars post home. Saturday at J:JO and »;». . Rev. Canon sod Mrs. George My husband has never been a Christmas we mail out about 150 Mrs. Randolph H. Beardaley horticulture committee Grace Moore, second, and Mrs. John Nominated were Mrs. Ear-It] s dramas are presented In a A. Robertshaw and Frasi aad drinker or gambler. Up until a cards and we get only 50 or 75wa. s elected president She sucPorte- r Memorial Prize for reDSl- , 3d; for a winter berried Morse, incumbent councilor; Mrs. theater more beautiful than any Hector Evans of ftmuatt, tiki Should we keep on sending cards ceeds Mrs. Oliver A. Vietpr. , ceiving the greatest number of branch; and Mrs. Beguelin, first; Stanley sPrenoaOi el BiaBiaaajtli to friends and acquaintances who Others elected were Mrs. Niels Hubbard Stiles, associate counci- in New York and larger than Beach, CoL aad Wri. Albert points in the novice class for Mrs. Bourne Ruthrauff, second, lor; Henry Quart, vice councilor; any one of them except perhaps *%__IW»*BV mM lAi- mt Wb^aaaJsssalh never send us greetings? Or W. Johnsen, first vice president; horticulture daring the year. UmiMKI OT fvn mHUOTVUR should we just give up the whole Mrs. William Heatley, second for novice.class. Mrs. Henry Quast, associate vice As Martin Beck, i and me Vivian Sanvagaf it thing? vice president; Mrs. Arnold Tuip, Mrs. Harold Scott, Jr., a councilor; Mrs. Alfred W. Wright, Its production equipment and Fair Haven. recording secretary; Mrs. Eliza- staff are the finest But all this No Reindeer. treasurer; Mrs. Norman C. member who received the great- STANLEYS ENTERTAIN Dear No Reindeer: Christmas Ramsey, recording secretary, and est number of points In tha novice beth Heliker, financial secretary, technical and factual lnforma- Robert H. Bamett'of Rnmoa, greetings are in the finest tra- Mrs. John B. Russell, Jr., corarrangemen- t classes e^ddbtted at MIDDfcETOWN — Mr.and Mrs. Helen jr.. Shea, treasurer, tfon js a* notfiteg compared to vj^ president of th« Monmouth ditions of friendship and good- responding secretary. monthly, meetings, won the not- Mrs. Edwin Stanley, Hartshome and Mrs. Ernie! Auflerl, guide. the pleasure of an evening in theCollege Faculty Ctab and dinc- QsfantQtftsI will on earth. Stop counting Mrs. Heatley was presented the ice arrangement prize given ' PI., entertained at cocktails re- Also, Mrs. Mary BetU, inside theater at Princeton. tor of personnel aervleea. If cards and start counting your Martha, Xalcott Biankam Memo- Mrs. Johnsen. ' cently'in honor of the engage- guard; Mrs. Violet Anderson;'oat* The town Is one of the most chairman of the dob's cocktail blessings It the true spirit of rial silver cup for the member A Christmas decoration, pro-ment of their daughter Miss'Ann side guard; Mrs. Harry-DUger, beautiful and historic in Amer-dance In the Rnntson Hotel on 14K the yuletlde season. 18-month trustee; Mrs. BetU, two ica. There are lovely places to Dec. 14. His committee Indodei receiving the most points in ar-gram was presented by Chester Stanley, to Francis C. Adams of OOLD ' Adam. rangement dassea exhibited at Cook of Lexington, Mass. year representative, anil Mrs. DU-nave dinner before;flia.show.or Dr. Clyde W. Slocura, Oakhurst, Send cards out ONLY for the monthly meetings. Winners in the daily cornpeti- Hasbrouck Heights. ger, two-year alternate represent- supper afterward. There are theJosephs. Roddy, .Jr., of Inter* INITIAL }oy of doing so, not in expecta- ative. Princeton Inn, Peacock Alleytaken,, WUUanu of Long tion of any return. You can It adds up! More and more Second nomination will be held LaWere's, Remrfek's and more. Branch.and Mary Doberty TIB TACKS get 4 per cent return «t any people use The Register ads each at the next meeting, Dec. 2, and Parking Is a pleasure and ifRumson. savings and loan association. Issue because results come fast- third nomination and election will you spend your days in New John Wilson of Naveslnk la the Eve. er—Advertisement. . take place In January. York, drive to Princeton in the new owner of me Rnmson Hotel. Club Bazar Is Dec. 6. & — T*« Middle- town Woman's Club wK bold it* annual Christmas bazar Dec at 1 p.m. in Leeds Hall, Kings Hwy. Mrs. Nell Scottt b chair- man of the event. Members of American home department are In charge of preparations; Bazar table* will feature Chris*. mas tree* and wreaths, deco- rated candles;, cocktail aprons, stuffed animals, jewelry, Christmas novelties. Also fee* tared tfcfa year will be a gourmet table. Mrs. Frank Wode of the' Agnes MMD1 «RAS IAU et fte National Council of Jewish Shop, Campbell's Junction, wBl present a fashion show of holiday Women, Greater Red Bank Section, is scheduled for Each UK cold Inttld dresses and afternoon clones Saturday ar 8 p.m.. in Jumping Broolt Country Club, * toek mMterfiifty prawnM I* modeled by club members. Neptune. Mrs. Samuel Fiirman, New Shrewsbury, right, CONVENTION DELEGATE is chairman of the event, And Mr*. 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411 Pmptet Ave, AibwyFwrk Open Sunday Closed Monday Terry Baker of Oregan State n~V!tirx*ky, NOT. 28,1902 RED BAJNK BEGI5TER Seton Hull Rated One of Top Is Winner of Heisman Trophy Power and Cage Teams in East in '62-63 near future? The Rev. John J. were 3-4 In the voting whHe Wis- SOvIH ORANGE (AP) - St- teams as Boston University, St. NEW YORK (AP) - Pheaomi- scholar-athlete produced by col- By BILL ROBINSON Morgan, athletic director, was lege football since Pete Dawkins consin end Pat Richter was sixth. ton Hftll batketball c6«ch Richie Joseph's, U Salle, Boston Col- n&l Terry Biker, the Oregon asked. Would the policy be State honor student who played of Army won the Heisman Trophy The advent of Thanksgiving turns .the focui On Regan is sitting pretty. Not only lege, Duquesne, Niagara, Provi- Quarterbacks George Mira of changed to permit the Pirates in football by accident, was named in 1958. Baker is 21, stands 6- does be know what hit starting dence and Villanoya. Miami, Billy Lothridge of Christmas, and it is none too soon to think about the engage in a postseason tourna< winner yesterday of the Heisman ect-3 and weighs 191 pounds. Georgia TecH and Ron Vander- lineup will be but, with three "We'll have a .free-wheeling of- problem of presents for sailors. As tusual. books are ment? Trophy as the outstanding per- Oregon State Coach Tommy Kelen of Wisconsin finished fifth, juniors and two sophomores, he's fense," Regan s»ys. "We won't former In the college game. Prothto says "Baker is the type among the best bets to please anyone Interested in just about set for next year, too. nave any set pattern, but we'll "If we find our team on the eighth and ninth, respectively. threshhold of national recognition The T-formation quarterback of athlete every coach searcMs Michigan State fullback George things nautical. Here is a rundown on some of the To surt with, there's 6-3 junior use the give-tad-go a lot and Nick Werkraan of Trenton, the some season, it would be worth and mechanical engineering for-the great athlete with ex- Saimes was seventh and Brigham try to fast brejk as much as pos- 1962 books that should make good gifts, plus some nation's third leading scorer a reviewing our current restrictive brain woo in a close race with ceptional intelligence." Young tailback Edlon Fortie 10th. sible. On defense, we play prl- of the older standards that are worth looking into for yew ago with a 33 point average, b ih Louisiana State halfback Jerry Baker came to Oregon State on U.S. Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy basketball scholarship after TM "help wanted" iign In evi- era) variations. We'll work our Stovall. is scheduled to present the trophy people who do not already have them. «=5a?3=ftaraw=stances would warrant a review.s' starring in three sports at Jef- dence a year ago when Workman defense around Werkman." The poll of 1,109 accredited to Baker at the Downtown Ath- There afe, several elaborate gift books for the The new policy was announced ferson High in Portland, Ore. He hid to do the lton's share of the sportswriters and broadcasters letic Club Dec. 5. scoring sod rebounding has been Dec, who averaged 21.8 points after Two Seton Hall players be- gave Baker 707 points to 618 for did not even turn out for fresh- coffee table trade, including a very handsome book as a freshman, also is an out- Skilled at getting off his passes taken down with the arrival of came Involved In the widespread Stovall. man football. simply called. "The Sea," by Heil Wenzel. Printed standing defensive player and no matter how hectic the rush, two highly rated sophomores. basketball scandal last March. Baker is a remarkable south Passing by the practice field probably will be assigned to the Baker led the Beavers to an 8-2 abroad, it is filled with beautiful color photographs The newcomers are t-5 Richie Sophomores Dec and Slaton paw passer and a deceptive the spring of his freshman year, opposing team's top scorer. In regular season and a Liberty and covers a wide range of subjects associated with Dec of Wtafteld Park and 8-7 have imposing credentials. runner with long, loping strides Baker got a yen for football and a scrimmage, Dec. did a fine job Bowl berth. Slaton of Staten Island, Dec was an All-Ameriean Who has climbed to second place decided to give the college game the sea. An atlas of sea-exploring called "Seas, Maps Harry guarding Princeton's sophomore Though he missed one or more and they'll move tight schoolboy at Seton Hall High In the all-time career total of- a try. and Men," edited by G. E. R. Deacon is another lux- N, y.. sensation, Bill Bradley. while Slaton averaged 15.6 for the He shared the single wing tail- practice sessions a week due to into the starting lineup with Werk- fense leaders. His 4,980 yards for afternoon engineering labs, Baker urious tome. • man and guards Randy Chave (6- Seton Hall's new basketball pol- fresh and led (he team in re- three years of varsity competition back assignment as sophomore icy Is to limit opposition to bounds. and last year Prothro switched has been the central figure in 2, Secaucus, co-captain) and Sun- Is topped only by Johnny Bright schools in the Middle Atlantic and Behind Chave and Sunket to to the T which he felt was better every game he's played. ny Sunkett, 6-1, Camden. of Drake, a star of a dozen years New' England states with all the backcourt are co-captain Mike suited to Baker's many talents. Typical of. opposition reaction The Pirates lacked board ago, who gathered 5,903. home games played on the cam-Murray (M. New York City) and was that of Iowa coach Jerry strength last season. Now, in ad- Baker has sewed up the 1962 Baker was also one of the na- pus. The policy also prohibits Gerry Reidy (6-2, New York tion's better punters. Burns: dition to Slaton, Dec and Werk- national total offense title with man, there is good reserve height, game* in public arenas and com- Q'^V Both figure to see consid- Linemen got their share of "One of the great quarterbacks 2,276 yards and rates third among as well, in Joe Barlik, a 6-5, petition In postseason or Christ- erable action. recognition in the balloting, too. of our time-the finest quarter- passers. 215-pound bruiser from Duryea, mas tournaments. Rounding out the squad are 6-2 Minnesota tackle Bobby Bell and back we've seen in the past five I Folks in Morvall 1 s believe Pa., and 6-9 Bob Ploclnik of Coal- Werkmac, for one, is "hoping... Dom Klein of Belleville, 6-3 Phil Alabama renter Lee Roy Jordan years." Baker dale, Pa., alto up from last year's the school will lift the ban" onMeshinsfcy of Linden and 94 Les 16-7 frosh sxjuad. ..•.., tournament play. "I know every- Wormach of East Orange. "We expect to better last year's one here Is wishing," Werkman The experts say to watch the mark (15-9)," says an optimistic said, "The student council voted Hall this year. Regan says only, Regan, "because we have the a couple of weeks ago to have "I think by the time midieason height we didn't ,have last year the tourney ban lifted and it wasrolls around we should come up and have two good sophs in Dec approved unanimously. Now it'sto expectations." and Slaton. And Werkman is one up to the president's board. I Whether the expectations are of the finest players in the coun- hope it's lifted. Everyone Is cam- his or the experts remains a try. , paigning for it. , .But it's up tosecret. "It's going to take a little while the higher hands. for his team to Jell, but all in all "There's nothing the team we should have a better club than would like better than to match Seven Indoor : last year. the record of the 1953 National "•*" 'W "With the schedule we have Invitation Tournament cham- I'm looking for trouble from pions." The Pirates were among Grid Games At everyone." the top (earns in the country that year. AMONG THE NEW boob of intonst at Christmas gift*. Seton Hall opens at home Dec. 5 with St. Anselm's ("a sleeper," Suppose Seton Hall comes up Atlantic City Richard Baum's delightful "By tin Wind" captures the with a powerhouse team in the says Regan) and then faces such ATLANTIC CITY — The na- •nonce of Caribbean harbors such as this on*. tion's indoor football season gets under way here Friday night, Edoaurd A. Stackpole of the staff of the Mystic, setting off a schedule of seven Conn., Seaport and Marine Museum has edited "Those games on the Convention Hall in Peril on the Sea." This, will not be out until early gridiron. Atlantic City High, which aft- December. It covers shipwrecks and daring exploits er a slow start suddenly caught from St. Paul to atomic submarines with over 200 fire and'Is now considered the illustrations. hottest schoolboy eleven in DISPUTED PLAY — This controveriiai play in Minnesota-Wisconsin Big Ten title game Southern New Jersey, will meet at Madison, Wil., lait Saturday,, continued to prompt argument yesterday from These books are ail in the $10-20 field of very Holy Spirit High In their annual Minnesota Gopher sympathizers. Gophers lost, 14-9. First two photos, left and cen- substantial presents, but there is no need to go quite conflict for the championship of so high to find some good new books. One we liked Absecon Island. The game Is a ter, show Minnesota tackle Bobby Bell 178) charging to tackle Wisconsin quarter- tradtional sell-out so a crowd of back Ron YanderKelen, about to pass. In third photo, right, Bell carries through on especially is Richard Baum's "By the Wind,',' a grace- 12,000 is expected to be on hand tackle and was called for roughing passer. Minnesota had intercepted the pass but fully written account of cruising in the 35-foot cutter for the season opening on the Little Dipper. He has traveled frotn Maine to the West nation's only full-sized indoor official's roughing ruling against Bell gave Wisconsin the ball and penaliied Minne- football field. sota 15 yards. Ball was placed on Minnesota 13. Wisconsin then scored Indies and he manages to capture the true flavor of Hard on tiie heels or tti« high IAP Wirephoto) cruising in fine style. When Baum writes about a palm- school fracas came* the "Little lined Caribbean harbor, you feel you are there with Army-Navy Game'' between the grey of Pennsylvania Military him. Best of all, he is an able.seaman from whom College from Chester, Pa. and Shore YMCA much can be learned. Highly recommended for arm- the blue of the U.S. Merchant chair cruising. Marine Academy from Kings Girls Record Point, N.Y. Each will bring M For the technically minded, the classic records into'UwWg hall. The "Skene's Elements of Yacht Design" has been prtvgame show of the marching Swim Victory revised and brought up-to-date in authoritative units of the two schools will get under way promptly at S o'clock ASBURY PARK - The Shore fashion by Francis S. KInney, himself an accom- Stturday, with kickoff expected Area YMCA's girls' swimming plished naval architect ' about 5:10. team defeated the Plainfield Anthony Huxley has edited a well-illustrated "En- The following evening calls for YMCA team, 91-78, in the Shore the undefeated semi-professional cyclopedia of Oceans and Islands" that makes both TRADED TO LOS ANGEUS —Bill Skowron, New York Hammonton Bakers to play the Area YMCAs pool here Sunday. enjoyable browsing and a valuable reference at the Yankee first baseman who was traded Monday to Ihe service eleven of former college It was the opening meet for same time. stars from the Cape May Coast the Shore Girls. Los Angelet Dodgeri, it pictured in yesterday's pots Guard base. The remainder of Wendy Slaughter, Rumson, Sailboat racing devotees have 'Invitation to Sail- with big mitt at New York's Yankee Stadium during visit the indoor schedule includes two ng" by Alan Brown, a clear introduction to the sport, on private buiineu. Skowron, 31, of Hilltdal*, want *o professional games and the an- aided the Shore team's victory nual "Sand Bowl", a double when she captured the 11-12 40- a revised "Sailing to Win" by Robert N. Bavier, Jr. and Dodgers in exchange for pitcher Stan Williams. header of all-star teams of ard backstroke. • Gordon Aymar's "Yacht Racing Rules and Tactics" (AP Wirephoto) youngsters from the Pop Warner — SCJI MARIES — among the new books. The old standbys such as Arthur Leagues. 10 and under, freestyle 20 yd. — 1st. INDOOR ORID SCHEDULE D. Hewlt, PL; 2nd. N. Beerle, 8; Knapp's "Race Your Boat Right," Ted Wells' "Scien- Prl. — Atlantic City KUh-Holy Spirit rd. K. Condrlllo, PI. Comedy Cage Team Rlfh. 1:30 p.m. 11 and 12, freestyle 40 yd. — 1st. tific Sailboat Racing," and "The Techniques of Small Lennox Named Sat. — Penmylvanla Military College- K, Trauben, S; 3d. E. Well, PI.; 3d, At Regional Monday U.8. Merchant Marine Academy (Klnp ~. Sulphen, PI. Boat Racing," edited by Stuart Walker, are stall avail- Po*l!>, S p.m. 13 and 14, freestyle <0 yd. — 1st. HIGHLANDS — The Harlem Bun. — Hammonton -Baken-Cape Morton, PI.; 2d. A. Weil, PI.; 31. 1 Monmouth's May Coajt Guard*, S:30 p.m. . Ryan, 8. able. "The Science of Sailing," edited by this writer, Satellites will be in action on Sat., Pec. S — Piterton N. J. Miner* 1S-17, freestyle 100 yd. _ 1st. a. the new Henry Henry Regional Boaton Sweepeti (Pnrteulonal Atlan- DID THIS COST TITLE? — Irate Minnesota coach Mur- Balltrger, pi.; 2d. J. Cross, B; 3d. N. is in a new edition with the chapter on rules brought tic Court Conference). »:»'p.m. Hess, s. High School court for two Sat, Dec. 15 — The Band Bowl ray Warmath jabs his finger at an official as he protests 10 and under, breast stroke 20 yd.— up-to-date. Our books, "New Boat," on commissioning Racing Secretary (doubU header) Philadelphia little 1st. M. Norman, PI.; 2d. M. McClaurh- games here Monday. Quakera-Palmyra N. 1. Little Pali, an unsportsmanlike conduct call against his team, cost- lln, S.; 3d. M. Pj-incla. PI. a small cruising boat, and "Berth to Bermuda," about The Satellites, a barnstorming OCEANPORT - Kenneth H. T:3O p.m. 11-12, breast stroke 40 yd — 1st. H. T:3O p.m. Philadelphia Fdp Warner ing 15 yards, in the Big Ten title game against Wiscon- Steplen, 8.; 2d. B. - Smith, PI.; 3d. D. the Bermuda Race, are still in print. comedy cage team, will meet Lennox of Oakhurst, has been Leetue little Scholari-Atlantlo county Chandler pi. a faculty team at 3 p.m, before Little Leafue All-atari, 2:30 p.m. 13-14. breast stroke 100 yd. — 1st. appointed racing secretary of Sun., Dec. II — PaterMn N. X. sin at Madison. Warmath is penalized another 15. yards S. Morton, PI.; 2d. Hill, PI.; 3d. P. For the powerboat set, "Basic Seamanship and playing the Shore All-Stars at MmerKlo be announced) J:SO p.m. Ryan, s, the Monmouth Park Jockey Club, putting the ball on the Gophers' 13-yard line and setting 10 and under, back stroke 20 yd.— Safe Boat Handling" by Blair Walliier Is based 8 p.m. it. K. Condrlllo, PI.; 2d Harriett. it was announced here by Ed- up the Badgers' winning touchdown which gives them the PI.; 3d. M. McUushlln, 8. on the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary boat handling The senior class Is sponsor- 11 and 12. back stroke 40 yd. — ing the visit by the New York ward J. Brennan, general mana< Big Ten championship and a bid to play in the Rose 1st. W. Slaughter, 8.; 2d. E. Well, PI.; courses, while "Audel's Outboard Motor and Boat- 3d. E. Deans, 8. team and proceeds will go Into ger. Bowl New Year's Day. 13 and 14 back stroke, 100 yd. — ing Guide" by Edwin P. Anderson Is a valuable the senior class treasury. it. C. Krukovsky, S.; 2d. L. Yarnell, The newly-appointed racing 1.; 3d. J. Pace, PI. ^ addition in a field that does,not produce very Op«n Ind. Medley — 1st. C. Kruko. secretary at Monmouth Park will • sky 8.; 2d. J. Cross, S.; 3d. P. Burnt, PI. many books. continue to fulfill his similar com- Minnesota Burns at Referee's 10 and under, butterfly 20 yd. — PBA Benefit mitments at Laurel Race Course, it. N. Beegle, 8.; 2d. E. Harnett, Next week: Other gift suggestions. PI.; 3d. 8. Hamer, PI. Maryland. 11 and 12 jr., butterfly 40 yd. — Tip of the week: Some of the best boating publi- Call in Losing Big 10 Title t. W. aiauehter, B.; 2d. 0. DeFerro, Since his entry Into racing In S.; 3d. O. Taylor PI. cations available are published by the U.S. Govern Wrestling Show 13 and H, butterfly 100 yd. — HI 1946 when he became associated MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The nate part of the game films 1 Anne Mlndnlcb, 8. ment and are available where government charts are with the publicity department at Optn diving — 1st. O. SMIrman, B.-, sourest rhubarb of Minnesota's that they leave the passer too 2d. Davis. PI.; 3d. Yarnell, PI. sold. Jowditch is the single most important nautical Tonight at A.P.Gulfstream Park, Lennox has football season — a roughing pen- quick. He is entitled to protec- 13-14, freestyle 100 ydy. . _ 1st. J. had a thorough grounding in the navn/piiavu PI:: Mzd. A MUdlh 8 3d alty called against tackle Bobby tion." J. Pace. PI. A. MUidnlch, 8.; 3d. bookrever written, and everyone interested in the; sea ASBURY PARK-Killer Austin operations of racing under such Relay (reeityle, 10 and under SO yd.— and Tony Manouso, the Greek Bell in the Big Ten championship In all, officials called 130 yard, shouW have it. There is an amazing amount of val officials as Mr. Brennan and rac- lit. Shore relay ot C. Paterno, It. champion, will be one of the game — continued to vex Gopher in penalties against the Gopher, Role, II. Mclaughlin, ana N. Beegle ing secretaries, Ty Shea, Jimmy Relay freestyle, 11 anil 12 yr. 160 yd uableWetial in the "Tide and Current Table" books, featured matches in tonight's followers yesterday. and 88 yards against the Badgers, — lit. Shore relay ol O. DeFerro, 0. Ross,- and John Turner, Jr. lle», R. Trauben, W. Slaughter. and the various "Coast Pilots" make interesting study wrestling show here in the Con- Those who saw movie pictures Relay froejlyle. 13 and H 160 yd.— In 1947 he assumed the post of Wei .. of the game last Saturday against lit. Plalntlcld relay ol J. Pace, A. for the cruising addict. vention Hall for the benefit of Well. B. Hill, A. Davli. the Asbury Park Patrolman's stall superintendent i at Monmouth 'FLOATING-HEAD' Wisconsin, which the Badgers Relay medley, 18-17 160 yd. - HI Park and has, in each subsequent SPEBQSHAVER. won, 14-9, maintained the star Terry Sieg Shor. relay or N. Hew, J, Karlnjl, Benevolent Association. J. Cro«n, n. Main. year, served in an official capac- with Rotary Blades lineman made a clean tackle of Yardage Titles Will be Wrapped In other matches Dory Dlxon, ity there. At all three New Jersey • FITS FACH 'Floating-heads' quarterback Ron VanderKclen. Goes Against the Calypso Kid, meets Tommy thoroughbred-racing centers he hug ttmy curve. VanderKelen tossed a pass and O'Toole and the famous grappler has filled at one time or another • ROTARYBlADESstrokeoff Ice Hockey Hillbilly will wrestle Gregory a fraction of a second before let- the positions of paddock Judge, whiskers cleanerUTOMAT1C, closer.UY ting go, was grabbed by Bell, Rutgers Sat. Up Saturday in Rutgers Finale Jarque. In a tag team match, two placing judge, and steward. His of three falls, the Creek-Canadian 5J!?JL* * Referee Robert Jones dropped In Asbury broad experience has given him ADJUSTS spaed to beard red flag, saying B:U had roughed NEW BRUNSWICK (API-Vir- NEW BRUNSWICK, - With for 405 yards, good for. fourth combine of Tolas brothers and complete familiarity with race density. the passer. It nullified a Gopher ginia's attack against Rutgers in one game to go, halfback, Bill place ranking in overall Rutgers Argentina Appolo and Mlquel track operations. (AC/DC 110-220 voll.) this Saturday's football game will Thompson of this city, end Bill Perez will be featured. with DetuM Travel CM* Interception and cost the learn 15 Saturday statistics. Lennox 43, was bom in Lynn, probably be led by three back- Craft of Riverside and quarter- yards. Yaksick, the all-purpose back, The opening bouts pits Arnold Mass., and now resides In Oak- field aces from New Jersey, Rut- ASBURY PARK — The Balti- back Bob Yakslck of Clalrton, k A protest from the Minnesota has accumulated 724 yards run- Skaaland against Francois Valois hurst, with his wife, Marie, and gers conch John Bateman said more Clippers return to the Pa., have all but locked up the bench, led by coach Murray War- ning and passing. He In the top ind Bull Torres will grapple with their three children, Malcolm, 14, NEW yesterday. Casino Ice Palace here Saturday rushing, pass receiving and total Dan Whlttler. math, brought another 15-yard to meet the South Mountain passer, with 34 completions in 81 Cynthia, II, and Debbie, 6. penalty, giving Wisconsin a first The Jerseyans, who fill three offense titles on Rutgers football Bouts are scheduled to start at Rockets of West Orange. earn. attempts for 487 yards and five down on the 13. The Badgers of the four starting berths in the touchdowns; is the top scorer p.m. Virginians' backfield, are quar- The Clippers suffered a 7-6 'otefco pushed over three plays later for Thompson, with a magnificent with 36 points: is third In rushing 10 Horses Lost terback Gary Cuozzo of Glen overtime defeat here two weeks HOME the winning score. performance in the 22-6 win over with 237 yards; and Is tops in bia, it held the vaunted Archie Ridge who has "2 pass comple ago at the hnnds of Potomac BARBER Bell later defended his tackle as Hockey Club of Washington, D.C., Columbia last Saturday, gained pass Interceptions, with four. Roberts and his mates to 65 yards In Stable Fire the kind he's made many a time lions for 1,045 yards; Ted Rzem- 96 yards in II carries and now in the a,ir, which should be1 good KIT and came back with a 4-3 win Craft Is Second In the scoring polouch of Ciiffside Park, fullback has 403 yards for Ihe year," The WHEELING, W. Va., (AP) - previously without being called last Saturday over the University department with his flvo touch- enough to at least maintain the and leading rusher, and halfback 5-10, 197-pound senior is averag. The death toll of horses that died for it. of Pennsylvania. downs for 30 points. Thompson is Scarlet's 10th place national rank- Terry Sleg from Rumson. . Ing 4.1 per carry and over his in a fire which swept a stable at Jones, of Lansing, Mich., was The South Mountain Rockets re- next with 20 points. Ing In pass defense. Through the three-year career has 1,047 yards Wheeling: Downs Race Track quoted in a telephone interview Baker said Virginia has a well cently tied the West Point Cadets. first eight games, Rutgers had rushing to his credit. On a, team bnsis, Rutgers, was revised downward yesterday with the Minneapolis Trihune as balanced offense, having gained 1-1. They are rated as one of allowed 74.4 yards a game in the InghMtf modil: a pwclaloo nit- which has a 5-4 mark heading to 10. Earlier, 25 hones had been •oying the roughing penalty was ,250 yards rushing and 1,135 the strong amateur clubs on the air. ftr and two comMik* auldM Craft put on a one-man re- into the finale here Saturday reported killed. , Justified. yards passing. The Virginia line East, Coast. Baltimore's leading ceiving show against Ihe Lions. against Virginia, is ahead in all KIJH LANE BOWI.ERETTF.S "My job as referee," he added, will outweigh the Scatiet line by star hnppens to be player-coach Track superintendent Mike mck-nalr, Olv Rutgers completed only four categories. The Scarlet leads in Biro Lane* contpltt* haircut too "Is to watch Ihfi passer. I did 15 pounds per man, Bateman said. i W h Sampson estimated the damage oan Evans, former West passes, but three were to Craft rushing, 1,393 to 1,371; passing, drflfhll not see the ball once it left the To succeed, the coach said, West Bnd Cleanere - .I0K ff from the fire Monday night would 'olnter. He Is leading the club for 123 yards, Ills touchdown 81S to 660; «nd Scoring, 164 to Prafeielonal Pharmaoy IT passer'i hands. We felt Hie foul Eat-n-Donuta 18' amount to at least $50,000. He Rutgers will have ID apply the icoriog with three goals and one plays of 64 and 46 yard) gave wa» committed before the inter- Harold! Radio * Rlec. 19 said the fire would not Interfere same kind of rush used against .Mist. Bolleld Service Btatlon 13 him five scoring receptions for m.Although Rutgers didn't Inter- Perry'i Bowllnf Supply ...... II with the opening of a race meet- ception was made. Die unfortu-Columbia "last Saturday. Game time Is S p.m. NXural O«i A App the year. He now has 21 catches cept any pastes against Colum- Monmouth Qiwtn ing at the track Dec. 26. , Nov. 23, I Pennsylvania RR Running • RED BA.NK BEGISTER Splits and Navy Expects to Spring New- Misses Special Army-Navy Trains By NEW YORK-Eighteen Jpeeial game, operating over the PRR Surprises for Army Saturday® nke of them from the from Jersey City. PAUL A. ALBRECHT .. a le \ *• . !*...•.__._A dt oA. cove.a_^Bnr^ 4|MAthen^ . IWt0 jusJ#SJ4t* tfVflsMAsflsffKdepeottf «niM t New York region on the Peansyl- From Trenton, a special train ANNAPOLIS, Md. (APHNavy stand out, and all 'the players what side you're oo." " '*•'' jji Railroad, will carry ap- will leave for the stadium at will spring a few surprises wore the word, "Beat Army" on Army coach Paul Dietttl, wW proximately 18 per cent of the 10;39 a.m., stopping at Levittown Army Saturday but Mid- their jerseys. Not only Is the Christmas season almost here, but 102,000 Army-Navy game fans di- "We did that last yew because came to West Point this M ' at 10:43. Bristol 10:50 and Tor' die coach Wayne Hardin isn't right behind It is the tournament season. One of the rectly; to Phlladephia Stadium; we tried to give the kids the to put the Cadets back in .,.- even hinting what they might be. National football limelight, to *iMr Important tournaments scheduled is the Heart Fund Saturday morning. : resdale at 11. . . feeling they have something no "We're going to have a few one else has," Hardin said. "We a man who believes in gimmicks. ' 'Three coach trains will leave AUKotigh klckotf Unie Is 1:30 things ready for Saturday,!' Har- This competition is in the fifth season and iobbie have to sell the kids on the idea He has the famous "CbtatM Pennsylvania Station, New York, p.m, John B. Dorrance, PRR pas- din law Ma pie«s wttference Demaree wUl be spending many a sleepless night en- between 8:05 and 10: OS a.m. for senger manager at New York, to give them confidence." Bandits," a defensive unit which yesterday. "But a i »id yo» has become a household word deavoring to make it a success. For the second season the two-hour trip to liSe stadium. suggested that fans interested in what they were, they wouldn't be The Navy coach, who .would when rock 'em, sock 'em foot- Three pullman trains will leave viewing the parade of midship- a surprise."' like to become the first Middle running Bobble will attempt to have a separate tourna- ball is discussed. New York between 9:10 and 9:45 men and cadets at noon take the Hardin believes having a coach to take four straight from ment for the Shore Firemen's loop. She Is thinking of Hi» teams also wear special a.m. earlier trains, special play or uniform innova- Army, says there i» always *e uniforms to Instill pride among conducting the firemen's class on the high game basis tion for certain game gives his possibility that a psychological All trains will atop at Newark Jione of the special trains will the players. The defensive unit team a special psychological ad- gimmick could backfire. — wittihandidajt. Inradditiph, the award may be a (top at North Philadelphia or 30th wears a bandit on their Jerseys Pete Bonnets IS minutes after leaving New vantage and is not necessarily money prize In order to entire more teams into further- Street Stations in Philadelphia "If the opposition had used the and a red Chinese bandit with York. The last coach train also installed to upset his opponent. but operate directly to the sta- painted helmets against us." he hatchet stenciled on their socks. ing the heart fund cause. will 'stop at Elizabeth at 10.28 said "we would have tried to aim. and at New Brunswick at dium. However, additional cars In last gear's game against Oom Lafayette plied up 278 pins for Lafayette's Army, the Navy pass receivers sell the kids en the idea that it The three units sit on separate 10:47/ will be attached to regular New wore helmets painted with orange was easier for our defense.men benches, each painted a different Bar team in the Long Branch Commercial loop for the Two special trains will carry York-Philadelphia trains for fans was easier iur uur uncuw, m«i wuw«« flourescent paint so they would highest Individual game at Perry's Lanes. Dom had is West Point cadets to the preferring to use them. to pick up the pass receivers and color. started the night with a' 177 and closed it out with a 175 for a 630 night Steve Ferry has a 654 in the same loop for the last place Cammarano's Bar, on games o 202, 225-and 227. The highest individual series at Perry1* is owned by Don Russo, sponsor of the Jake & Nick Russo team, leader of the Perry's 835 league. Don piled up games of 220,263 and 203 for 686. It seems that 835 loop is stealing the Commer- cial League'! thunder «s this Is tip one with the high team game and series. The Long Branch Ice & Fuel Co. came up with a 1,020 game through the efforts of George DeTore—268, Al Dangler—224, Gaijr Garaftoe—181, Bud Bauter 254 and Dan For- nattro—its, The' Jake ft Nick Russo team ice* mented 2,806 pins in an evening on games of M4, Roman HeJiM W6 and 956. Fred Layton led tin way with * 627. NX. GETS Al. IAT CHAMP John Nuccl weighed In with 555, Frank Lasted* —The Boston Red Sox hay* was low with 550. Nick Russo picked up the slack raded inflelder P«t« Run. with a 619 and Don Ruiso wound It up with 556. nals, the American' League1* The best the Commercial loop could do was. a baiting champion, 'to th« 2,903 by Coast Amusement Houston Colts of the Nation- Mary Stout beads the women with a 178 av- al League for Roman Mejiai erage and a high series of Q& on games of 222, herd-hitting outfielder. 208 and 192. Dot McCue last week can* up wW» her all-time high-pa 252. Don Jtosto heads the Bowling men's averge list with a 192. iimroBT tuuk tftantu uuuxnV] I J. School _„____» Over at Coast Lanes John 'Asehettino' bad a ueker B*«lty _—!._—J»< real heart breaker — one pin stood up on his last .. _ja' >T tfiddlMoirn 0«iMr4i 71i» «14 11 * John wound up with 299. All this in the Coast »ltzt Lues - «— IS* .IS* fllltop Odes Service .^J_15 U Major League and for the Paddock Lounge team. Tsun No 10 - - 12 tL >ort UMoimitt PIrjt AU -Jl & John's first two games were 170 and 180, for a 649 *!utiew fin 10 2»" H.KliA ^. * jtm \M s_> v^fl • M. ^ , m ^^m effort. Lou Calabretta, of the Surt Conatertisl I — P.t* League has the highest Indhridoal set at Ciiiut Bttta )T.«ra Crtnu - Port MomtoouUr Lanes—665, on 213, 248 and 294.' Lou dotgt Jhls niAii) NIX , mih. Tkru-0«ai« — V. VralwaU rolling for the West End Manor, * Carol Her** O«m« _r' and Alice DeSante are tied for the lead '$St'pH& a en's high game race with a 210, rokd'ihthe EAI D. Hunt Women's loop and, the Coast Coffee League, re* oVLr BbimQC- k 8p . .Hirrls sportively. Kitty Salerno owns the highest three- C ' some rolled by a woman at Coast Lanes—843 by virtue of 193, 180 and 170. Kitty accomplished s wBS

figures for the Surf Commercial- \ _, Teamwise it is Lafayette's Bar with a l| B" BotmUwrt •. T. cattail i. to Lou Engrassia's 213, Frank Lafayette's l"Don V. Powa ^J_ T &MOtT Z~ZZ Shurts' 172, Bob Evans' 217 and John,Rodd^'*;230h . C «B0»t - i_ B U»f«n , Burlew's Restaurant scored a 2,817 team set' » J. Lonfo .. U3.3 Most alleys have a junior program going each R Korker . _» U3.2 A. Booklln ..- 1S2.30 week and we wish that they would pay a little more U Blcclteni ^33 U2.JI W. Fink . 27 162.M attention to what these youngsters are doing. Coast 3. Kudtlck -29 1K.I2 MH0M S. Lopez 33 152.10 Lanes has a special board just for these top junioi B. dltd «—— B. Aiexinder 27 1«,< scores. At present 13-year-old Ken Dennison has thi a, Melody . . 33 1S1.M D a 33 1*1.10 GEM D. stani spotlight with a 217. Let's give these future stars thi O. Ifoench 31 IBLlT % Read tfib r%moui Hf BOYS J. Seber l«0.l S. Bnna ISO. I TIRE OUAKANTEEI '• [ recognition they deserve. a AAW«W « AIRH0 D. Rayoor IS, ••EVEKY HP BOYS Tltt HAS A WUrTTO AtEatontown Elm Lanes Herb Anthony Is the 0. Midelra BUCK TOTE F. Mitdiell ..~S3 15K.J GUARANTEE AGAINST AU ROAD HAZ- King Pin with a 265 in the Community Church J. Ceinpanel B, matnt Ji JS 19S.4, TYPE Tim AID! IN FASSENGH CAR usa loop. Tony Penta has been the hottest bowler on P. Monttpil « 158.1 B. Dolson . __2S 1ST. Dattag* w« »Hn«r U npatnd WMMW *or»» «r a single night, coming up with games of 223, 198 F. SloklerU . urn J. Arenat -30 15S.1T oa ngvfar MMO and 214, for 635 In the Coles Mixed league. For 1. Donahue ..33 16S.M J. KliW 1H.7, O Branellc _19 14l# • FREE TIRE MOUNTING! the distaff alleys it is Mary Shuler with a 244 and J. Draewleckl Si J Faree 8 154.! Louise* Jarvts a 546. Both in the Publications B. Kunu ..—55 153.U O. TTomllneon 33 1S3.1 League. •: ••••••.•' •'•••.; . 8. Svinu'Cki .33. 55.* BALANCING NO BtIMM WIWHTf WCtUOCM B. Roc« .^ —23 lii The team highs are both In the Community D. HlckJ ..•*» Kti O. Krefce ....I : :—.3O 148.15 Church; loop.' A 852 and a 2,651 by thfe Red Bank M. DeOtnji»re 3S i4«M. # NO MONEY DOWN P. (Jloula ...... 24 144.5 Baptists. This loop is Just rounding put Its first V. Fucct ' : 33 UJ,3J '., wi*lWOWAY$TOBtrfOIICBPii1 *IiI ». O'BHen ." .27 142.B B Short ^ ...33 141.17 •ABprfciss pH tax ana DMMtin<*rwarUOMM8S;Of CONMlMMI 12 weeks and secretary Art Breslow has promised L. Hera»n 33 141.17 T. ChevaUer ,-.J7 141.2 to send the complete story for next week. J. Zinc 33 X4O.21 V. Corqu 39 13t.ll Look for the high school bowlers to hike thei D, Jouanenu ._U 135.2 NO MONEY R BcUwelkert scores'in some sections of the .country. These will bi ^"WHEELS DOWN wfth the sections where the schools will take advantage ol IJNCROFT RECRKATION 2 WAYS to WOMEN'S LEAGUE tuna UPIACIWNT <• the new: training films and instruction program jusl W OMOINAl EQUlfMINT IfKlUCATIONS MIYON UncroR Inn II Brltadoon , W - Bulcfc if>K. «lf«l; atom released by Brunswick. This program has been de Wmerniin'i ....:.._w 1«1IM| II 42-63, all poss.) Ctirys. Prod. 1743 all Brtnlfe nn« Mem .;. uiff1' signed to teach boys and girls from 14 to 18 the, funda Holmdcl E>so ....u NO CHARM tf, UncroK Oall...- ; ;.W: Corvalr *WI all » M CC •TaUMOmm mentals of the bowling game.' The (program will raaVf Bftbtntat .-—is poi.i Falun 60- ^S^l^. 79 Rttn'aVf-Hlil'et'n Ntt'l B'k .'.14- 43; ford 57^3 oil implemented at 5,000 schools during the current year Unorott Etu « -^-.._^.l» !#' pen., OWl. _^sw «_• U^WMIT Llncrott Pharmacy 13 and is expected to be included in the majority of the BOO SMMI — Dot Penny 149, 182, F8JM-4JallpaM. '•r "* HAK1 Wlinb In stock for otfitr, can nation's 30,000 high schools within the next two years, 175 Club — Bobble Lawrence Alice Airman 201, 179; Pal Penny l«, This-.'is-a very fine beginning and could be carriec 183, 179; UolUe Uuila 190, WUma Al- len 'IBS, Eleanor Uenzzopane 11)7, 177; Virginia Wolt 1M. 180; - Carolm B«n. AR REINFORCED further by an enterprising proprietor. Should such •on 1M, 171; Betty fotii 18<, Btelta Petarton 183, Thelma Curthltl ISO, Jo proprietor, obtain this instruction program, including Valim ISO. RUGGED STEEL CROSSLINKS the films, #nd use it to. teach those below high schoo runic WOMEN'S COMMOMl age, he might have a future following for years CHURCH UEAOU.E WAGONS « W Trinity Kplscoptl ..^'...2L i^.tvr NOW rot CJUIITMASI come. For many of those still in grammar grades, n< Shrewsbury Prssbyterltn 20 K. limes 2 ..: ...... : J7 change in the present program would be required. Foi ooiifrefitlon Beth Shalom ...17 lied Bank Methodist 2 ...-..,...17 younger keglers only slight modifications would Red J!«nk Methodist 1..._... 16 ». AnUmny .!.., __._..,je needed. This program is designed, for instruction ir fit, James 1 ..™... . .^. _ 16, L. 8. Embury Methodist ...... 15 the classroom, no alley is required! All bowling es fair Haven Nativity ..10 nad Bonlt Presbyterian J 14 tablishments have more space than some classrooms Red Bank Presbyletlan 1 .....13 M HO Series — Bea Oraham 167, 157, so space i? not a problem. i9-i«l3; Ann Burrows IJ7, 141, Wl— ASSORTED COLOR BOS. HO Club — XI Stevart 211, Ann Bur- rows 207, Pei Btophy 101, Fran LIGHT BULB SETS PHONE SH 1.344O •OLV NAJIK flOClETV I.KA0U1I KAHONAL DIVMION Nloholi 1W, Bea Orabanl 1BD, Jay Bot- AMBRIOAN DIVISION W 1 tlnl m, 180. • tfurow ma '*;, j ' •; •• w 1J 8t. Dorothea J....:..,.L~ » n Open Frl«fay •vm|a9 >rj , star of the t u ...•.,;...__...-.»,J7, I Bt, Jerome 2 ....10 r Pi. ROI§ Of "I St. Leo The Great 1 ...... 11 19 OARIIIIBST RUHINEMHMKN'H Bt. lllohael 2 L..H II I.KAODK Bt. o*nlf ..... —25 Holy Spirit 1 ...18 M W Bt. Roifl 2 ..- Bt. Michael 1 .15 30 The Oasis M fit. Jtromi l ...m Mount Carmel *;i._^..i ^^.._..U • 2 J * T equipment . ;..-.«li Bt, Jam** l .. BI. Jtrottw 3 _., Htf 31 Central Bollefs ....1) . jjojj 8j»pv x 7;r;;;:*:.:::;:.:n 81. Rose of lima 1 ...-..-.-.-.,. > S1 HI Henry Inn ..»...„ .^..18 • at, Gabriel ,.., 4 .J,..»-,.._ .9 t Bchroaders Bar -...IS at. Qatnartnei 'H...'-..-..^.~J.~-.ld at. nose 3 '..,:.... s 31 L. B. Monument , ,.12 200 Club- B. ntndish JU, 0. Plahi Sydimore Lanes , ,.J3 goiy aiim j^™--^.,.., ...n 212,, r. Dunn loo, J. Homllsh 800. •eals Dull fA .. Rose, f '.""£'"'""' ""'' 16 $0 Series - a. PnllllM M. .$ ~ • ity 9a .,:-.;. ,. ...1..i4« -,,«. Ohlolf.lp 23!. 200; W. It adds up! More and moi am cn'ub - A. iticcimi not, au: E. J. iuu! 315. H. StelM. 2 1. people use The1 Register ads each Otunt 2M, T, Oamlano 224, O. John- Ouivrwji JIB, {. bilV«ecI)lo JW, am ID, P. Dellaplalro JU. P. Jatrls BIG, BIG SALE ENDS SATURDAY •sutulti wr. l. tuM, Sr. son, c. issue because reoUltj ooipe fut- 111, A. DroMowskl 209, B. faolonla JOT, —jrti JOB, n. 7\>rt sw, w. Wtiktr O. Hok 209, B. Jester 203, Q. Imbir- 9M, b Wool Mi er.—Advertisement. Mo JOJ, U Orlllde M2, J.'Vuiim. FURNISHED ROOMS BED BA#K EEGISTEB TRUCKS EMPLOYMENT HELP WAWTED-MALE FOR SAXE APARTMENTS 24—Weda»d*y, Nov. 28, I%2 IMl KlXTM/3 SMuvm'la Minverti HEU> WANTEB-FEMALE *U owcer, ij«t*tr «tt*rl&t, power EDUCATIONAL IIS PAJNT DISCOUNT s L k6 tX 2U.-UU WHO SAID WORK SALESMEN 121' RED BANK MANOR « *!** Bow. i/WT AND FOUND tlfui wW/«. Kt«uUJ: rU.t, s«mt-clots i>«., ** Raj Drug store or vicinity new Urea. Radio, heater, back-up light!. national Home Study Organization re- nlahed. heat and electricity. Call «* •?•«. •»? White BL Keep the If you are seeking a poiltlon that wl quires two men to enroll students; In 'Rainbow" TV & Hardware Shiny red. BH T-4062 alter 3 p.m. Northern Monmouth County. Pull o BHORBWAY REALTY, IMC., Cb 4-TOO money,: but pleaae, pleaae return th< offer an Interesting chance of pact (across Acme lot) Broad Red Bank NEW FOUft AND FIVE-ROOM paiwra. You can drop them off a VOt VOLKSWAGEN - Sun roof, faith, you'U want to know more about tt pan-time. Uve current leads; com °» »™>t o«lca of the Red Bank ully aervlced. H50 tobf we have open. We need two girl mission. Excellent opportunity 1 UKS N£W OE appliances, asver used. HOUSES FOR RENT Register or Red Bank oolice siat'«n. CA 2-8295 or. women (one with some legal back qualified. Write to Key tralnlnc Serv Washer, freeter, dryer, other miscel- APARTMENTS Or call flH l-OOlo, 8-4:30.' (round would be helpful) who ca:Ice, Central Jersey Representative laneous trtlcles. 6SJ.7213. Broad St. National Bank BulldlDf,. U S«mt superior management . . . qulat street RUM8ON — UnfurnUtuji bungalow with 19B2 CADILLAC — Convertible, fully typ« with ipeed and accuracy, spel HAMMOND ORGAN, church model; living room, kitchen, h«Uw>m tnd bath, M>BT — Attain: very friendly yellow equipped, low mileage, like new. Sacrt- exceptionally well, have a pleasan East State St., Trenton, N. 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OS 1-2227, 1!52 PONTIAC — Convertible, new top.tweVn 9 and 10 a.m.' or 5-5:30 p.xn •o this ii the opportunity to enter, a ate occupuo. Bamul Telchsr Agency new transmission, (too. hjrhly successful field and train for a CHRISTMAS TREES t AIR-CONDITIONING Ooeupon lv. Oeeanpofl. Can or dial LOST — Dot, male, white with black and aik for Mr. Mayer. , U 2-5401) or li MS01 ura, medium elie. Aniwera to BH 1-6065 . top' position. For men wbo quality Wholesale "Prince." BH 1-48SJ. startlns salary 195. 100.000 sheared Scotch Pines, 10,000 • 12" REFRIGERATORS ' KANX FURNISHBD and anfurnlahed 1951 8TUDEBAKER V-S — Radio and TELEPHONE SALES bales of Red Pine Boughs," 10,000 heater. Best offer. Apply at 8 Maple Ave., Reg Bank rental! In all ilzu and pricea, Ella FOUND —.Boat, November 10 In Nave- 811 7-3689 Part-time ot full-time. Ambition and single tied Balsam trees. 280 Bt • KITCHEN EXHAUST FANS Wiltshire Agency Realtorl, U8f Juin link River.' Call between 8 and » pleasant volfje are our fequlrements Thursday, November 29 at 2 p.nlGeorge. Ave., Railway. F\l 1-4223. AveTsea"rlaht, V. I. aWMOt Opsn r\m.. BH 1-48TT. 1951 FORD — Two-door aetlart, G*dl0 Betting .experience not decenary, Wi sharp. No other time. '• INDIVIDUAL THEMOSTATS seven daya . . . . and heater, recently passed Inspection, train you, For interview phone: Dayi BUILT RITE COACH — Ugltt exterior four good tires, new brakes. (75. OS 1-8H 1-0010, extension 31. Evenings OS and Interior, navy hood, staggered • STORAGE ROOMS ' llonta AUTOMOTIVE 2721. 10*7. AUTO BODY PAINTER^-Experlenced. wheels, tip proof, like new. ISO, 6 s 1- Full time, steady work. Apply In per- 2309. BL M 1955 THUNPERBIRD — White, manual son Dick Uatthe-ws, Red Bank Auto • OCEAN NEARBY AUTOS AND TRUCKS • ith overdrive, fully equipped, white- WON SELLS ITSELF-ruil or pa;Imports. 119 Newman 8pr!ngs Rd., RedFUR CAPB - Black Persian Paw, walls. S1000. Call CO 4-2129. iUni. Several terjitories optn ft Bank. Hi. • RIVER NEARBY HIGHLANDS — Bungalow, unfurnlahtd, IH» PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE - women Interested in having a good 842-13H tour rooms, bala, Pleasaat kKatin BeatalfnllY kept one-owner car, fully ,953 DESOTO — Good condition •teady income. Experience uonecei- FULL-TIME BARTENDER, Call foi • SHOPPING NEARBY 170 Plus utilities. 872-1869. equipped plui power wlndowi. 872-0408 J75 lary. 8H t-4343 ur write. Mn. Marga appointment, AUENBURG PIANO HOUSE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE - Liabll. OB 1-2459 ret Gulotla, P O. Box 190, Red Bank SH 7-2728 • MODEL OPEN 7 DAYS IUMBUIATE OCCUPANCV — Blx-rocm Rant A Piano $12 per Month house, modern kitchen, tile bath. tlUO ity and physical damage. 17-90 can bi HOUSEKEEPER-COOK — Live In. Call CARRER OPPORTUNITY - YolMJ per month. 28HW33. Insured. R0L9TON WATERBURY MOBILE HOMES after 6 p.m. Must drive. man far sales and customer relations K-NA.BK UASUN-HAUUN. lOHlLBK Realtor-lnluror, u W Front St. Red SH 1-4769 ' position. Travel. Excellent working- con- OABLS-NBLSON. BVBRITT iTBOK MIUDLETOWW "— Near sclltwls. Un- Bank. SB 7-S300. ditions, please send complete remrae t< Cookmaa Avs. ft Mala St. Aftbury pit MANOR EAST lurnljhei four-room house, two bed- MOBILE HOMES CLEANING LADY — Llncroft. One da' P.O. Box 832. Red Bank. .»)"> Open dally till > Sal till J:JO looms. TtiUned basement, air conaiUon- 1H7 OLD6M0EILE 98 - Two-doo or two hall days weekly. Own tram PB S-K301 DIAL Ing. garage. LI 2-3824.. hardtop, fully powered, new battery, jsed • 10% down portatlon preferred. References. .SH ORDER CHECKER (3) — Fermanenl V muffler and front end- Trade fo • 7-year financing position to work In verification depart- SCREENCRBESS AND STORM BASH - Varl OATH HOOBE — Quaintly (urnlabed. V 2475. 741-7200 or 741-1900 ••HBD&r OB.. HV ..tl In, ClKn 707.1130 ment. Salary 978.SQ. Must have driver's ous sizes. 2I. 30zO, SSi three bedrooms, 5(4 baths, fireplace, ROBBINSVILLE DIRECTIONS: Broad St., Red Bank, turn eait at Uonmoulb County Bait. TRAILER BALES. INC. REGISTERED NURSE •— Night sill license, no experience necessary. Call 43. Screens I1.7S each. Storm suh |2 open porch, 1176 per month. ROLBTON M62 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent con- 11 p.m. - 7 .am. Apply In writing Mr. Swanson. HI .2.4539. and 12.60 each. Phone after fi p.m. Wallace st to McLaren St., right on William St- to model apartment. WATERBUBY, Realtor, II W.Front It, dition, clean. Call 949-2187. Alter 6. Route 130 Robblr.ivllls, N. 1.AB", Box 511. Red Bank. SH 1-9407. FE 9-9035. AMBITIOUS and aigresalve Real Ei- Red Bank. SH 7-35OU. JU 7-1320 ' RELIABLE WOMAN — To help mothj APARTMENTS 1OT3 BUIOK SUPER — Four-dooi tage salesman. Interested In a five MAGIC CHEF 36" gas range, JIM; MERCHANDISE WANTED RED BANK — Six-room home.. De- powered, fully equipped. Good ;HAMPION 1661-54'xlO'.; Three bed- with new baby, light housework. 8H figure income. Experience not neces- Tappan 40" gas range, S27S; man's Hel- cember 1 occupancy. Convenient loca- rooms, completely furnished, $3700 or sary. Will train right man. The Berr brose wrletwatch with 11 diamonds, KM; WANTED tion. 1140 per month, SH 7-3000. condition. LI 23186 after 6. take over pavmente, plus 1200 'to All never used. 787-S7 DODGE V8 Coronet four-dooi owner. WE 6-5660. days, Sundays off. Own room, bat) OHINISaD AND PKIUIAH NEW LUXURY, AIR-CONDITIONBD aedan; automatic, radio, heater, powei MACHINIBT — All round, excellen LIONEL TRA1NB — Four sets, two SEA-BURBAN house, !. Open Fri-ors. CO 44753. RANCH APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED — Immediate occupan- COUNTY NATIONAL BANE. SB 1-No experience necessary. App WILL CARE (ot convalescent, sem day evenings. cy. Six-room home In fibrewsbury. Authorized Dealeri for toot, invalid or elderly person, days. BH 7' BEAUTIFUL German SHEPHERD between 9 &.m, and 4 p.m: 194 Nei HKuuciNO EQUIPMENT—Fur rent or PUPPIES — AKC reilstered, champion Ocean and Sternberfer Aves. Three bedrooms, vh baths, den. lull 24' ZOBEL SHELTER SKIFF — Only man Springs Rd., Red Bank. sale. Free delivery. South Jersey Burgl- blood lines,* sire blue ribbon winner, Agent on premises: Arthur Baiilav basement. 1140 a month, year's lease. WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners, ELWOOD A. ARU8TRONO AOENCV*, SO hours, 515 h.p. V-S Orsy, 11,600, R5CKPTIONI8T — For part-time wo •MI SHailyild. 7-261t "eavy bone, Reasonable. OS 1-0375, Agency, Inc. PR 4-5556. Plymouth - Valiant ilow cost. 84M866. or other occasions Call Phones: CA 2-UM or 111! 7-OTDO Realtor, 655 Prospect Ave.. Little Sil- or secretary-receptionist, full tl SH 1-6881 OLD FURNITURE - Anllques, China. BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES — Two ver. SH 1-4500. MUST SELL — As is, four rowboati. doctor's office, mostly evening ho glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, female, all weeks old. Call after 4, • Renault • Peugeot 18' 175; two 16'8" 160 each, 12', IB.Write "A.C.". Box Ml, Red Bank. QIRL wishes work days or five days immediate cash for anytalog. and ev-291-1658. DIRECTIONS: Garden State Parkway RANCH DUPU3C — Vk roomi. un- 47 Oakland St., Red Bank. per week. erything Rmcil'i, a Bast rnnl at. to exit 105 ontu Rt. 36, onto Broadway furnished, Earage, heat and'hot water EXPERIENCED OPERATOR SH 1-3437 EOrBTEREn MINIATURE POODLES right on Norwood Avs., left oo Brlrn WANTED for ladles' coata. Call SH SH 1-1603. 'easonable. Excellent reputation. Call ton Ave. to Ocean Ave., rlaht two supplied. CA 2-2M2. IUSINESS NOTICES 1616 for further Information. CHILD CARE — Private home, a».. SCRAPS irter 6 p.m. CA 8-1720. blocks to apartments. BIX ROOM HOUBE — ill Improve- 1 to 5 years'preferred.'Call for ap-Foam Rubber and Folyfoam. 11.00.bag. ments. Hot water heat. PA 1-0600 polntment, 03 1-0808 STUD SERVICE — Proved double SH 1-0317 HELP WANTED-MALE Foamart, Hwyi 3S, Eatontown. LI 2-O4T7 register*. Palamlno quarter horie, stal- TRENCH CIOBINO +. Lattrals, pipe WOMAN wishes housework. Full o Ion. Call 08 1-1245. NEW TWO-BEDEOOM BUNGALOW — Com-1 trenches, sprinkler systems. Hour or part-time. Must be near bus line. contract CA 2-3239, or CA 1-2001, ELECTRICIANS wanted for new noun SALE AKC Champion sired Dachshund!, ador- pietely furnished. ISO per month. Will Write "A.E.". Bol HI. Red Bank. 1 WESTWO00 GARDENS lease for one or more years. The Kir- FIREPLACE SCREENS repaired and wiring. Large housing project In Mat Heat loai? Cellar combination wintio _able miniature female, lovable aweet wan Co., Real Estate. 787-5500. made to order. Bright Acre, SH 7-5555, awan, N. J. Steady work. Call 211 (screen and elasi complete) 32x14, natured boy. Stud ierv.ee. SH 7-SP9S. Bath & Westwood Aves. WI 5-1071 after 6 p.m. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male JVSO; 32x18. (5.50; 32X22, ».30. ' SIX-ROOM house In Red Bank. Two- Bright Btore, 8,H 7-2222. DACHSHUND — AKC, malt, red, 14 Long Branch ear garage. UN 4-W43 alter 7:30 p.m. CHARLES HOWHR — Maeon Con EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC months old. Will sacrifice for good ONE AND TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX Reverse charge. tractor. No lob too small. 8H 7-4478 or Good wagea and benefits. Apply H1OH SCHOOL BOY - Reliable, ex PROWN'S home. CA 2-23Tg. apirtmenu all utllllles except elec- WE'RE PLENTY person, Red Bank Auto Imports. 11 pertenced, desires work atler school 32 Broad St. HII 1-7500 Red Bank tricity. $1M. CA 2-2305. RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY — SH 1-0172. Eaat Newman Springs Rd., Red Ban! and wealc-endt. Call evsnlnis. BH ) BOXER — Female, three months old. Three bedrooms, living room, dining U^UbitUZlNU tf.QUiPMf.NT — Foilait of lithr. partly houiebroken. 8H ONE ROOM UNFUHNISIIBD APART- OENEHAL CLEANING—Cellars, yardi MAN — Age 21 to 35, factory worli rent or tale; free delivery. South Jir 7-4176. room, v/t baths, full cellar, garage. and attics. Also other cleaning done. to train for assistant supervisory poal MXNT - Call Commuting distance. $135 a month. WARM Reasonable. 7J7-1858. >ey SUKU1CAL 8H 1-2614. LOVINO HOME needed for adorable SH MM3 PAUL P. BOVA. Realtor, Kwy. 35. Uon. Steady work. Only those who aw willing to work hard and assume FINANCIAL TRAUS IN your old rurnttiir* witft no young mlnfature poodle. Female. SH 7- Middletown. OB 1-2544. 741-7814 down payment and get t ne* panoi 3670. UNFURNISHID THRIB ROOUB—Hill, IN FACT, WE'RE INTERIOR PAINTING AND PAPER responsibility should apply. Apply In BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES or dlnlns room set at salt price*. Wil aids location In AtUnlie Highlands. All UNFURNISHED — Immediate occupan- person Ralph Friedland & Bros.. Locui COLD WEATHER IS HERE — Sweat- utlllUes. (92. FURNISHED bachelor cy. Four-room home, two bedroom*, HANGING. Experienced. St., Key port. Ham Left Furniture Inc., Uwy si. DOMENICO PRIMERANO — Carpen. Mlddletown. BH 1-3213; op«a •vantnfi ers and blankets for that pet dor. nfapartment, rli. Zai-1454. tile bath, full atorage attic, basement, SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT OPPORTUNITY tin Dp. m. ' yours. KEYPORT PET SUPPLIES, 1125 month, year's leaae. ELWOOD A. RED HOT! ter, contractor. All kinds of carpenter Rte. 35 C]l(fttOo4. LO fl-5S69. PORT MOWMOUTH-Unfurntabrd four- ARMSTRONG AOENCY. Realtor. 553 work, alterations. )3H 1-9763. Apply Burdge's Oarage, 697 Brani For the man with' mechanical abllit? Ave., Little Silver. WE BU* AND SELL anyUiUg and room apartment ITS per moata plua Prospect Ave.. Uttte Sliver. SM I-4SOO. GARDEN STATE PAINTERS—Exoerl and a sincere dealre to own his owneverything. Give tn« tilgbeit pricea, COLLIE PUPPIES — AKC registered, utIIIUel. Adults. 787-1808. with some of enced. Insured. Average Ranch-Cape SALESMAN—For curtain and drape business. After complete training In Call William Utt Furniture, IDC, Hwy. raised with children for children. $50 M1DOLETOWN — Beautiful four room Cod S150 plus paint. Average room 130 op. Walters, 47 Broad St., Reiour school you will operate & high In- 33, Mlddletown 8U 1-3212. Open n*- and up. HO 2-6169 Karl-mar Kennels. TWO-ROOK furnished apartment, all home for rent, coal heated. Call BH T plus paint. BH 1-2595 anytime. Bank. come-low overhead service buslneis nlngs till 6 p.m. utilities. T from your own home. No tent to pay. mm. PIANOS — Save |200 or more off JU1 SH 7-J84S POUR BEDROOMS, two baths, garage. THE LOWEST AUTOS AND TRUCKS Inventory to carry or payrolls lo REAL ESTATE FOR RENT basement, excellent residential Im- AUTOS AND TRUCKS meet, Average net prollt for the fint price, brand new 88 not* coniole pi- RIVER VIEW — Two-bedroom un- year (11.000. Qualified parties will be anos, lo-year guarantee. Come see, APARTMENTS furnished apartment, excellent condition mediate occupancy. SH 14U2. taken out to visit other Iranchlsed save. Rent, option to buy, Tenser's utilities Included. J12J per month. Im- HIGHLANDS—Bix rooms, unfurnished, PRICES EVER! opera tot a, to check Into business po- Music Store. 306 Main St., Lakewood. mediate occupant?. ROLSTON WATER- fas heat, no utilities. HO a month. tential Total cost 19,000, includes new WtJULiTZER — Electronic piano, like BURY. 16 W. Front Bt. Red Bank. Call 872-1911. McCARrhy truck, training, tools, operating equip- SH 7-3500. DOUBLE ment and protected territory. Down- new. Carry like a suit case. ' Ear GARDEN APARTMENTS AVAILABLE DECEMBER 15 — Ranch payment of (5000 required, balance ol phonea, amplifier. 81 lbs. 39" wide. THREE ROOUB — Furnlaned, private house on nicely wooded lot. Living BIG DISCOUNTS to)al will be financed by major suto 1225. Phone 8H 1-1400. ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS. Situated entrance. Couple only room, dining room, eat-in kitchen, three 'CHEVROLET, motive corporation. If you hive the MOVING — Sale, cheap. Combination In the best Red Bank residential BH 1-OTJ bedrooms, one bath. S17S al month. CHECKED desire, the capital and are not afraid storm windows. Ideal for porch en- area. $140 par month and uo. - LONO BRANCH - PiiroUnM apart- The D»wstra Agency, Red Bank. • of manual labor, write in detail to: closure. Car, bouse Jacks; wheel bar- menu. Fair , rooms ud ialtt. Baal MIDDLETOWN — PurnUhed three-bed, ON ALL ' Mr. James Brick, 6639 powhatan. row, yard laundry dryer, tooli, hard- Dial 741-7200 and waier<2uppllRL CA 9-1551 room split leve. glx month* beginning Rlverdale, Maryland. ware all kinds, cuieken fences., electric PHILIP 1. BOWERS * CO. December 1 with option to buy. OS 1- .'61 CHEVY motors, window gash, IIIBS. Venetian COUNTRY SETTSNO — One mill Red 1812 evenings. USED CARS LUNCHEONETTE - Fully equipped, blinds, curtain rods. Large pressure Real Estate Since 1IM Bank station. IU rooms, utmtlea. I10O. OK Used Cars! Convertible seasonal or year-round. Recreation cooker, kitchen utensils. • Lionel train. WALTER S. OVERTON SH Mm-, f ;: i *^ * room, parking lot. Year-round home Single mattress. Curtain*. Other cma- - Afflllate FURNISHED ROOMS '61 Buick, Electra, •(•dr. $2395 '59 FORD Galaxia Included. 11 Main St., Kearaburg. terlali. Many nrt>rt. Must ask. Phone BATONTOWN - Thtee rooroa, fully 50 White BL Red Bank turnlihd, all utilities Included. Fine '61 Corvair, Wagon $H95 FOR LEASE — American oil company 787-6660. neighborhood, private entrance.' Just Sharp Car, Loaded Opposite Uunlclpal Parking Lot ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD Follow Your Friends To •6D Buick, 2-dr. H.T $1695 hai leveral service station opportuni- WE REPAIR three (blocks Jrom center ol town. '61 CHEVY ties In Monmouth County. Financial as- Adults. Lease. LI 2-2220. WAYSIDE RESIDENCE, West Park sistance for qualified personnel, Phone •59 Chev., Co™'....:... $1295 Corvair Aluminum storm window GLASS In. TWO ROOMS — Second floor, furnished Ave.. Waralde. Brand new ranch KI 1-5121 or write "A.Y,", Box 611, serU, aluminum window screens, v* SPACIOUS FIVE ROOM apartments or untarnished." Bed-llving room and building. All meals, laundry and care, '57 Chev., 4-dr., B.A $795 Red Sank. netlan blinds. Fast service. Dellvsry. available Immediately or December 1. kitchen. Business woman or couple. Csll I& 1-9S93. '57 CHEVY PROW/4'S 32 Broad St. BH 1-7500. Molly Pitcher. Village, Branch and SH 7-4053, FURNISHED ROOM — Private borne, 2-Door Hardtop, Sharp MORTGAGES rtESBroTON PORTABLE — Like new. Mndiaon Ave., lied Bank. Call 8H 1- convenient location on bus line. Pleas- CIRCLE BOB WHITE 9116. BRAND NEW four-room apartment, MANY OTHERS Call liner 6 p.m. SltS. all utllltlei. Csll ant surroundings. 811 1-0087. CA BU30 EATONTOWN — Three rooms, newly CO 4-9847 CHEVROLET CO. TO'CHOOSE FROM ROOM — Private entrance, refrigera- BUICK, INC. BCA WHIRLPOOL — Wrlnier wash- renovated, Including new bathroom. All THREE ROOMS— Furnished, all utili- tor. Meals If desired. Have Chrljtmu One-Year Guarantee MONEY er, excellent condition, two years old. utllltltes, completely furnished, Includes ties, private bath, laraxe. Half block with us. like home. 7874680. 32S Maple Ave. Red Bank Authorized Buick • Opel Reasonable. LI 2-3509. TV set. Downstairs. Private entrance. Consolidate Debts Large yard. Fine neighborhood only to Fort Monmouth and Red Bank bus. ROOM AND BOARD — For elderly SALES and SERVICE !5S 1st Ave, All. IliehliinU MINK COAT — Siie 12-H, 11 length, three blocks to center ol town. Adulti. Call BH M04< alter 7 p.m. person, private home, extra care. Call Low Payments one year old, (600. Call 291-2219 from Lease. LI 2-2220. SIX BOOM — Unfurnllhed Oral floor OS 1-3595. 163 Momnouth St.; Red Bank mm- in,,, u s,.m, ,,i m ,»,, 1U a.m. to 2 p.m. SH 1-3130 SM 1-6200 CALL SH 1-4700 SMALL partly filrntihed apartment (or apartment. Reasonable, Call between SINGLE ROOM — For men or wom- 231-1101 • Optn Nil 9 p.m. SMALL FRIG1DAIRE REFRIGERA- two persons. Half block from bus line 5-f. 842.0169. en, with or without kitchen privileges, TOR — Double bed, large folding pic- In Rumson. tfu with utilities. Call 812 SPIUNOVIEW OARDENB 2914152 or 291-1373. First and Second MORTGAGES nic table, rotary lawn mower, Garden U666 after 5 p.m. 283 Spring Street 1 Red Bank 8IN0LE ROOMS — Clean and com- to homeowners who need money tools. SH 7-2836. Immediate occupancy. Extra large five tor LONG BRANCH — One three-room fortable. Reasonable rates. Gentlemen FOUH-P1BCE BEDROOM SUITE—Full apartment left In new Jane Court. and . lour two bedroom apartmenta, preferred. 92 Wallace 8L SH 1-5392. • HOME IMPROVEMENTS size bed, large window fan, crystal spacious closets, complete kitchens. * DEBT CONSOLIDATION Bath and Third .Ave. Two air condi- LARGE FURNISHED bedroom, reason- chandelier. • Call before 12 or after 4, tioners, and all utilities Included In Free parking. Adults. For appointment BARONET REALTY, CO 4-2010 BH 7-1880. call BH 1-5672. able, one short block from buslneai TOM'S FORD, INC. rent. Phone PR 4-5665. district all bus Ilnea. Alter 5 p.m. 8T H0HE0WNER8 NEED MONEY? FOUR TIUE8 — All stale Guardsman ATTRACTIVE NICELY FURN1BHE Peters PI.. Red Bank. SH 7-0328. lour credit Is good. First and second super tread, four ply. 850-14, used only LONOJRANCH — Furnished or un-Bed-living room, kitchen, utilltlea: Con- rtPtli. 8H H3« or TO 3-2801. ZOO miles. Must be seen to be.appreci- fumlaltem apartment. Three rooms and venient location. BH 1-8354. ROOM — Furnished. With or without ated. 118 each. Call 842-0674. bath, first floor, completely private. board. Private family. Centrally located, all utilities. KB 1ATLANTI- C UIOHLANDB—Unfurnished. BH 1-0812 FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD 0778 or CA 2-5608. cozy Muee rooms, first floor, 'all utili- MERCHANDISE ITEMS — Inquire at 148 Monmouth St. ties. One or two persons. 185. 291-2925. ROOM — Fumlihed. with board for Rcil Bank. THREE FURNISHED APARTMENTS, elderly lady In private home. 278 FOR SALE all utilities. All year 'round. Modern FURNISHED — 4'/j room«. All utllltlei Mechanic St.. Red Bank. SH 11274. EI-KCTRIC TRAINS — American Fly- bath and showers. Nicely furnished. Included. Beacon Beach section. 7B7- CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! er, passenger and freight trains, one Overlooking Dandy Hook Bay. 872-8741. 2736 before 11 a.m. or after 4:30 p.m. N7CGLY, rurnlshed room, near all HERE WE GO AGAIN engine, track, switches, village and transportation shopping. Red Bank. Call FURNISHED — Two rooms. First MATAWAN — Four large rooms and after, S, SH T-O045. Save $20. Anodlred combination alu transformer. 139. 842-1304. floor. One or two adults. All utilities. balb* heat and hoi water, first floor, DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN OWN A mlnum doors, the New Jersey door. BLOND bedroom sulte-double bed. 2 Wall St., Red Bank. SH 7-0364. front entrance. LO 6-4155, FUntnslIBD rtOOll—Ulddleaged worn. A $59.D5 value, only night tables, dresser, chest, spring, an. Phalanx Rd., Uncroft. Ortelll. matlrea. Good condition. 842-1082. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Living 747-30T7. room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. All COMMERCIAL RENTALS $39.95 ea. MOVING — Bargains. New washer, air utilities, $90 monthly. Adults. SH M4O4 ROOM — For retirer d man, pleasanpnt t conditioner, gas atove. Ilany extras. home and surrodigsurroundingss . FFo r furthefthr Always striving to 'bring you better SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT, LUUOS KOOU tot rent. Center ol IfotInformationi , BIBIII T-1604. CA 2-S2O4. . $60. Box 124. town. Could be uled alao for '«rrlce Rumion, N. J. ipace. Approximately 2.400 aq. ft Write PROWN'S BALDWIN Acroaonlc Plano-LIke new. 1 Sacrifice for quick sale. Call 787.0872 nnoB' Box Dli,.Red Bank. 32 Broad St. 8H 1-7500 Red Bank THREE ROOMS UNFURNISHED — REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1963 FALCON SEDAN (ram 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. ' Ground floor, near railroad station. STORE FOR RENT — On White St, WURL1TZER — Mahogany Bplnet Or ACCORDION — 120 bass, very good Adult! only. All utilities, $93. SH 1Re- d Bank. Cai: ' HOUSES FOR SALE ;an. Call atter 5 p.m. condition, % sice, reasonable. Call 2373. 88 71100 7HT-1072 after 6 p.m. 291-2222. NCntoFT —' Four-bedroom, two-bath FOR ONLY FIVE ROOMS and bath. Near schools OFFJCEB FOR RINT — Center ot split. Recreation room. Two-car ga- FtEVErtE — s M. w. Movie Camera BELL AND HOWELl. — Complete S nd churches, Fair Haven. Heat light, town. Heat furnished. Call rage. NOW reduced to 119,300. F11A md equipment complete. .Excellent m.m. outfit. Very lateit In Zoom- later supplied. BH 1-8B68. SH T-I1M approved. Be*st buy In area. Owner condition Bent olfcr. Call S72-1B34 be- matlc camera, projector, screen and tween & and 0 p.m. THREE ROOMS — Busineas couple, «,0OO BQ. FT. FACTORY SPACE for sale. SH 7-4211. splicing equipment. Bathroom equip- oil utilities tumlshed. Call SH 7-2329rent. Red Bank. Call $1A32 OUR LADY OF'LOURDE8—Beautiful ment: Tub. sink, toilet, alio door and mi 7.1100 r SH 1.4451. ' orignal poem, SL Send cash or check Imitation tile. Afler 7, 787-2802. (More Classified Ads "Poem". 18 Brown's Lane,' Fair OCEANPORT— Unfurnished five, lame SHREWBBURY, >- Oftlce apace. Jdea SPINET PIANO sunny rooms. Near Fort Monmouth. business location, llwy. 31. Hay Still- On The Next Page) Ven, N.J. Call man. Realtor. SIM-MOO. SH 1-0789 183. 747-1541. , 10. BIG GIFT DISCOUNT DIBH WASHER GE — Perfect condi- PER WEEK tion 150. TV's, high trade-in. MI-KI'i. 'Appliances. LI 20905 House wares, Hardware. Give a "Rain- AMERICAN FLYER - J40' ol track, bow" Old. Special Stereo HI-FI Console three circuits, three engines, 70 sq. Includes AM-FM Radio. 1229.05 only $179,05, It. of platform scenery. Many extras. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY • AFTER NORMAL DOWN PAYT. IN CASH OR TRADE-IN All for 1100. SH 1-0309. "Rainbow" TV & Hardware FIUG1DAIHE REFRIGERATOR—Good A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! across Ac mo Io[i Broad Red Rank condition. Call nnytlme, • THIS PRICE INCLUDES HEATER AND ALL ACCORDION—Soprani, six shift treble, SH 7-3510 two sliltt bnis, full alee, excellent condi- BPALDING PARFLITB goll clubs, nine lion, J50. CA 2-8295. Irons, three woods, bag, like new. OS FINANCE CHARGES FOR THREE YEARS UttSKS - fib up files |lb up. chairs, 1-1812 evenings. Adding Machines — Typewriters Cesspool Cleanlnt Painting and Decorating adding machines, typewriter* manual and ("metric, office equipment etc. FUR STOLE — Marrnet. Brand now. ADDING MACHINES — Typewrllera mrriC TANKS, dry welli serviced. TOM SLATE — Palnllng and Decor- bargain prices. New or' used, A AC Desk Bent offer. Nice Chrlnlma3 present. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 Leeching Held added. Backhoe work. ating, general Contracting, fully In- Co. IU V> Oak hunt, KB 1-3990. ' Also Modern Age electric flewlrtg ma- Monmouth St., Red Bank. SH 7-O4B5. C. II. Wilson. SH 1-1818. sured. Twenty yeara experience, Pres chine, nil attachment!. Never used. estimates. BH 10491 alter 6 p.m. Reasonable 787-1832 or 787-1480. Antiques Wanted Fuel Oil - Heating PA1NT1NO AND PAPER HANQINO^- DAVENPORT — Matching chair, coffee For a. good clean Job, reasonable. BARGAIN PRICES IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FUEL OIL * H8ATING—Call 811 1- PLAYER PIANOS lable, good condition, reasonable. Call BH 7-3401, Ed Zlnser. 787-5593 " ! Ota Dalls. euns, jewelry, cut glass, OS10. OH Deliver)', Inc., Bervloe A On All Other Model Now Can. Buy Nowl No Paymentt *«tl Next Year. Thn liitest rage! Use Ki a regular furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals Bales. 3 Herbert Bt, Red Bank. plsjin. L'BC as a player. Easy terms. COME TO OUR CHRISTMAS OPEN made. Oilman. 811 71141. Piano-Organ Tuning Anderson Music, 30 Broad St. HOUSE AND SALB — Thunday, WT AUU1NU macnines Friday, Saturday, December 6, 7, 6. Home Improvements PIANOS—OROANS AU insKea new or uscil. Uuaranteed. (fours 11 a.m. (o 8 p.m. THE KABT Appliance Repairs Tune* - Repaired - Regulated U>* as |2& Berplco's. Ml Monmoulti IOIIBH ANTIQUES, llwy. 3«, Atlantic VVOlJKiNo MAN'S contractor—Alter- Raymond Bosworlh SH I-7SJ3 OUR USUAL LIBERAL TRADE-IN POLICY ' Sm lo tneater Bjl HH'y Ilghlandi. APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- ations additions, painting, masonry, tion. Residential and commercial wir- and ali those little )obs. Evening! LO Plumbing and Heating BXBOUTIVIC AND BKCRKTARIAI^ 60' HO TRAINS and accessories, orand ing. Allen Eltctrlc. MI 7-0612. 6-17U. melal clcik, |3I) to MO. Wooden deikl nlnno. Call KEEGAN'B S3 tu sin HII i'an SH 7-1257 Insurance » Hour Bervlce. All heating units Auctioneer serviced. BII 7-1827, SH 1-7875 KELV1NAT0H REFRianilATOR - 8 FRENCH PROVINCIAL living room ABILITY - SERVICE • Dependability mi. ft. Good running condition. 123. julte. Good condition. Call CO 4-2837 797-1307. R. O. COATS — An essential Auction when yotj Insure your HOME. AUTO, Roofing, Siding and Insulation CALL LO 6-1500 between 10 a.m. anil 6 p.m. Appraisal Service "anywhere." 288 other lines of Insurance through Fl'1,1, HIKE MAPLE BED, matlreJi. 10 TRAINS -- Heal oiler or swap for Norwood Ave., Heal. Phone KEIIogg AltMSTRONO AGENCY. SH 1-4504). Insulation ft siding Corp. Certified box n[>rhg. white onk ilreener and douhlp tmrrri 12 nr 16 gauge shotgun. 1-3481. Johns-Manvll]* contractor. PR B-84,07 Junior client, iiiiitiogany end tnlile, Will divide. Six f>5 gal. drums, perfect Palming or. Adam Llnzmayer 291.0302. wheel irlulr, white plastio hcaillionn! i>r float. 2111-29211. anil brd Iramen, white oak dinette Autn and Truck Rental PAINTINd at Its finest. Interior and oiioN CO. INO.-Rooting, siding ei nlilr, four rhalrn, oval liook rtlgl, BICYCLE — Boy's J»", year old, front exterior. Residential and commercial. Insulation. Installed and guaranteed 1x12. »xlO. Ill-ITO. and rear wheel brake ami lights, best AVIS— Rent a new car or truck. Low Lowest rates. W. Evans. SH 18017, for 10 years. PK 6-0705—201-WHO. ffer, LO 00324. ralea. Maple Ave., Ited Bank. 811 7- 0308. I'll 4-62H, O«lly 7 a.n>.- 10 p.m. Tel. Answering Service Her, Calf after Q. poWER BENCIf SAW - j'erttct conST Palnllng and Decorating lion, very reasonable. Call LET US BE your secretary. No need BII 7-4497 • Building Contractor LOUIS CABSAN — Painter, decorator, to miss calls. 24 hour answering papertianger, 25 years experience, 43 service. Sit 1-4700. window, 20 It. bar. Ice culie mRChlne, ilt UKNERATOIt — Homellte, ; electric adding machine, of- kitchens, garage, repairs and alter- No lot) too large or loo small. Call [Ice model, tin): kitchen set, 125; of- ations. Herbert HUenrauch. BH l-KIQl. 747-WI30. ELECTItOLUX All ncceRsorles. Itni'nnnahle. Call li typewriter. Isle style, 199: PR <- Balei Hervlcei Supplies • A. J. PICONG - Ceramic Ilia con- cm B. JONES - Painting and dec- 608 Prospect Ave., Little Bllver, For 150 YDS. FROM MATAWAN RR STATION OltCyPBIUIIANurMB COAfmtr tractor for quality, price, and prompt orating, aansrai Qontractfng. Fully prompt home service or free checkup 10-11. neuer worn, lull Isnstlt. Belt •HILCO RKFRIQKRAI'OR—Automatic service. Free estimate. Call 261-2120 Insured, free Ultimate!. 43 Monroe on your Blectrolux, call PR J-06H1 or Iter. HfJA TV. «nfllo»e;I cabinet, IS" ,!e/rosl«r, 1316 eu. ft., fresser compart- or W1M7I. Ave.. Shrawsbury, N. J. 747.3041. BH 1.3070. II HT«3 slur 4 p.m. ment. A 1 condition. »30. 787-JI25. mtuue BOUSE* W* SALE RED BANK REGISTER By SAWDERS and BOWTELL 1962—25 x Real Eitatt

SlfkTB HftHWAY It ai-1100 LfiOHAtDO PubU* noBee le bei •, Both B. Crawford. Uu » VfiAJII IN THE «AVIHORE * of tut BorousjiAof Hew UNUfUAL COLONIAL-Remodeiwl, Btm fa*. two ivey Istate, Blk 184 W, Bhafto Rd. Z14.K I, Blk 140 Lot t-R, chase, KO nrtt Ave. » »»enus . Holmes, Blk 142 Lot 114-427.. Shrewsbury NAVESINK-Firm house on lfc »«•«,, beit location. New heat gald taull will be sold to make the amount of muoleipal Uens chargeable kitchea tad beth, two Mdieonu. ideal for'retirement. $15 500 against the same on the list day of Mortgage available. DecimMr, Ufi as computed la the tax list, together with Interest on said uamnl from Us flrsl day of July 1M2 ths ttati of sale, and the costs ~ HOUSES FOK SALS sale at public vendue to sucb 'persons HOUSES mm Mi* as will purchase ths same subject to Ad» retchef, WkTM Lot 4 edemptfon at the lowest rats of lulu- When tat aaie tajtat aitce.fsmien

CLASSIC COLONIAL . Is made under the pravl tt se"rt-tie totieluikm «l the aaSi By WAIT DISNEY .: Article 4. Chapter 5, Title tl, tlU be id About to yean aid, fair mini eon- j Revised Statutes of New Jeriey, dltlon, aetds tonu Improvements, bur esniaed "Bale ot Real Property At aay tl :«rfs tie eale. the ool- HOW IS 1/ FINE.BUTH0S bedrooms, ly, baths, dry BsHrnim, *srce Liens" and acts supple. !Ctor will receive payment of the AAORTV {I WfeTTINS A NEW SET two-c»i gangs, also carr(eg4 raise ' thsrsto suiil amendatory thsn amount due, together with Interest and with iwo apartments, not irom.ipin- eoiti incurred to ths dats of payment. menu I1TO Mr month, tuel Bf Mr lands to bi sold and. the» Witness my hand and seal this Mh month, on beautiful Klddin4*a »«», persons against whom said day-of November.un. This 11 a perfect reMnment sltuaUos. live been lain on account of RUTH B. CRAWFORD. Asking *4T,M0. tfcsl lor unpaid taxes art as Collector, Nov. 14, tl, M, Dec. i Dial 741 -7200 Tear UW Vai PHILIP 1. BOWXM * 09. I Lenore Coillu, Blk ni i Hope Road 4 1W.0H p ; Mai JEstate nms* MM • Unori Collins. Blk U4 Sealed propaagU will be receive! In WU.TSR I. OVMlTOX Hope Road _-»___„__ H>.M the Office of thi Inglneerlng Bltllf»5 1861 Department oflleferisl, N. J., NsiloS 1 Affiliate Bray Estate, Blk 1 •1 auard Ajrmerr. Armory brlve. m white at ftta lias . 49 Clinton Placs K4.07 Trenton, N. t. mill iipo fell.; Bast, Opposite: Municipal PaiUai Lot r A Olorla Klrby. Blk 10 era Btudard Tims en Tueldsy, u De- I 11. M Sprlnidale Ave. _ cember 1661 And tnen publicly opened , Varvara, Blk 12, Lot M, and read lor exterior tainting and elll Cherry atreet '— repairs at the Natlonsf ouinf Armory, :y Jones. Blk it Lot it, «4 VerVt t andd ChstChestautt «r«eKtut, t BBe dM Bankk. Caernr Btrset 170.» Gl NO DOWN gylvla Kau Onesln, Blk U Lot Bidders wl 41, 47 Peach atreet In aecordanc. •ally Eubank, Blk U Lot 43, U vised Statutes to Jtte opening o FHA $450 DOWN Peach Btrset _-... M.ao bldi. gpeolflci. .... b_e. furnish*„ Barry A Betty R. (afford, Blk upon applicatioa it tH» CepsnmeSt o By LEE FALK This tarae-bedrooM tenet, largs U Lot «3,13 Peach Bt 174.K }efense, N. J., Armoit Drive, Trn- modem' kitchen, Mr condition unit, Randolph Daniels, Blk 11 Lot with' Mud In lint in flat neigh- tl, IM Shrewsbury Ave. ENOTNtBftlHa DtVlUOM FIELD UNIT 3 I ABOUT TIMBf Tew Shrewsbury Terminal, Inc., ANSWER THAT PHOrJE- borhood. W,«oo. |Si || »_i.e.»W '« Depanmtot ol DsfeMe, N. f. REPORTINS, / WHAT TOOK YOU qualified buyers, Blk 11, Lot 1, Shrewsbury Nov. 31, M, Dec I |11H ASITEUKXJTO NAVMINK HUMSON BAROAIN , Arenas . 4,MLCI7 ANSWER. SIR. +4 SO LONG* DIP Mlcbiel Tssauro, < Jr.. Blk IT Meal lor a.i Lot IS, Hi Hope Road ... U-gM ~ Lepre, Blk 13 Lot 3, Rlv- § Avenue . • 8HEBirr0 IAUS $12,100 'iJtuth.Lepre. Blk 40 Lot SIJPEEIOE cdcBt or Htw nun _. Juverdsle Ave. LAW blVUMM Bait Buy. I Know left! * Bath Lepre, Blk 40 Lot BDBUNaTOK COtlNtt Lovely alt-room lime, run ba»m« 1, » Dogwood tans Dial 741-7200 i- ^..( Ltfn Blt u j^ Docket Ne. L-lMtMl ramp i. *owuu * en, r jrdsie Ave . UNION AS80CIAT Mil Lepre. Blk 40 Lot CH1LDRIN8 HOME lUal sMata Hat* MM . Blvardali Ave. M.T7 TON COUNTY. Pli WAVTIR g. ovanoH ' [ luta .Lepre, Blk 40 Lot THEW LE PRKB, L. i Ivetaeio An. By virtue of a writ ^. Aiflllate ihe above stated action w mi dl i WbjtsaH. Baa IA reeled, I shall eipose tot sale at " lie vendue, at the Court House room milt U«L Ana Urn bid- 6tm»* Municipal raikisi tat Borough of Freehold, Co roomi. I>ri«jSM«nlittelieii,', . Blrchwood Court __ Ruth Lepre. Blk 40 LO* Slrchwood Court 1U, ft Sons, Inc., Blk tie* "m'tMUJiSaUrebmod'CL - CV NOTICE OP TAX SALS BOfcOUGH OF RUltgON, K. I. -IS!* "•• H tilt UlV iWjk Ruth Lepre. Blk 40 Lot Notice ef Sale ot Property for Non- M, tt Bagllwood Drive Payment of Taiei, Assessments and Jerry Lep/c Js aons, Inc., Blk Other Munlelpsl, Ll(na la the Borougl bus. 40 Lot M rfKnoilwood Drive •rrtr ft Ruth Lepre, Blk 40 Lot ° PUBLIC* fJOTICB is hereby given gam DOWK, «M mono ttattdM teirWuan. tadi* aaa M JCMllWoid Drive that I. Mary M. O'Rourke, collector o ind insurance Mr this laar-bM li Ruth Lefre, Blk 40 Lot the taxing district of the Borough ot two-bath, UJ» Ca*« Cod, with 3.SwfiSu!aC Rumaon, Countjr of Monmouth, New By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW place. Quiet street tor eHUdren esr . St Rneflwood Drive NUBBIN lis.HO.Musi be seen today! K?U m" • twt y ft nuth Lepre. Bin 40 Lot Jersey, pursuant to the authority o WATMUWJIY. JUalttOf *. aTront cej the BUtirtes In such ease made and BT.. Red Bank. Jerry ft 1. provided, will, sell at a public auction / HOWPV,OWI-.'*'AA KBCKON IT? BBTTB tim'r u«bg""airviii; tnrM k™ «, 101 I on* fUi IHh dey of, December, r— Jerry A Ruth 1 lk 40 Lot at the Borough council Chambers, HBU aa« Mlddmewn, oi «, 107 Knoll mortal Borough Hill, Rumson, N. J., / t5aN'1DVI*tMV Jerry ft Ruth j 4»Lot at 11 A.IL, the lands aaa real estate I AUNTMAeTHA. IN. , ca »»n»» vwatie hereinafter described: ' V 6AN FIZANCI6CO,' ILL OWki« WA«T» fJo., Blk 70 NAME DESCRIPTION AMOUNT OVt KU1 Road ' Ray Smith Blk M. tot 2 (1,2»5.(S bedroom Cap* cat, tietiat UjaiioB. The Slid lands and real estate will d «tho»l"u»lni room, with at*- For be sold to make the amount M the W WtfiS municipal liens chargeable against the same on the flrst day of July, 1M2, as computed In the foregoing list, togeth- aUBbW Ma Reiults er with Interest on said (mount From Uitlna. ... - -;• •••- ... »- Ihe first day of July lo Ihe date I HAZIJCI - Low eoB. Ian* «»» IwaL. sals, and costs ef such sale. Man? eatraa. TBm bedroom*. 1U AMMajr.ftMarri Said properly will be sold In lee I batui. uonnuiwd attic aaiaa*. «•> Use The IM ft A* Dl* Mill soeb. person as will purchase the same Ol morttatt with *M0O. Prlca W.KI0. AnUony ft Mary Campo. Blk TO subject la redemption at the lowes Call 757M11. Lot 10. 74 Old Mill fioad rate ol Interest,. but In no case li Anthony k Mary Campo, Blk 70 eicts«l (f 1% -.Mr Anura. The pay. BATONTOWN - Thr«« bedrooma. H4 Lot U. gg Old Mill Boad bathi, ranta. In ucellent coodiUon. Register Anthony A Mary Campo. Blk 70 nMat In ntraale shall be made be- Full batnnent, into! room, brlc* nr«- Lot 12. IS Old Hill Road _ place. dining area, modern eaMn kltch- Anthony A Mary Campo, Blk 70 io, dUhwiiher. dnrtr. Imat ia- Lot U, g llarland Lane r»i(. Urn u» Owner H2-ai«. ^ Classified Anthony A Mary Campo. Blk 7a Lot II. 12 Marland lane . At -any tlia<'before Ihe" sale, thi By WALT KELLY bedToom Colonial. twa^tSsV terrace, Anthony A Mary Campo, Blk 70 undefilgnea wrJI teeelra Miyment ot fireplace, largi lot beautifully land- Lot a. U Mariana Ltne the emmmt due on any property with scaped. Cau owner. HMUt IEGAL NOTICE- Anthony A Hary Campo, Blk 70 ine Isureit ami costs tneurred up to Lot lg, 1> Marland Lane the tin* ot payment. VAIL HOMES—Pour room cooperative Anthony A Hary Campo, Blk 70 Dated: November It 1MB. fHEM AAADISON AVtHUi bumalow. Improvements IflSO down. Lot 17, • llarland Lane MARX.aC. 0'ROTJKKK Tyres Blows A MS 50 ptr month Ineludei utilities, Anthony A Mary Campo, Blk 70 Collector ol luu taici, malDtenince. 3Bl Lot IS. 16 Lyndeil Lane 109.99 Nov. II, M. Dec. I, 11 147.8. LIVE PRACTICALLY RENT miI — Anthony A Mary Campo, Blk 70 In this two-family dupiei. only two Lot U, 15 Lyndtll Lane years old. hot water gas beat, for both IIONHODTH COUNTV Anthony A Mary Campo, Blk 70 sides. Only g300 a year, or wonderful Docket Ne. F4(tT4* Lot SO. a Old Mill Road PROPOSAL rental Investment. Price mm. CORIT INVI8TMENT COMPANY, a Anthony A Mary Campo, Blk 70 Notice Is hereby given that sealed BHORBWAY JUBAL.TY.JwiJI, at partnership. Plaintifff vi; OIIRAIJ> g. Lot 11. 6» Tlnton Avenue bldi will be received 111 Ihe Itectp Union Ave., Bolmdal. CO a-TOW- BAVrfz ATIILBN aaAVrrlx . DeKndanla Anthony A Mary Campo. Bik 70 tlon Boom, ot the; Office of tin Dl. By. virtue of a wri»rit al *«eutWtl m Lot 21. an Tlnton Avenue rector, Division of Purchase and Prop sHREWaBUB* r,TwoJ"dT.?; the above stated action to me directed, Anthony A Mary Campo. Blk 70 mt, ind floor, Room KB-:, stati Full baeemenL Ko moner nown, no I shall etpose for sale at public ven- House, Trenton IS, New jeney, or doling lees to anyone. «H 7^»» due. at the Court House In the Bor-Peter D. aTlfsilne DsvIsTilk December 4. 1MJ it 2:00 P.M. and ough of Freehold, County of MOD. 71 Lot 37. g2> Tlnton Avenue te*.TB Mil be opened, and read irhmedlateii yaur-bedroom. le-room houii. AtlsnUc Lydla Johnson, Blk Bl Lot 7, Highlands. »l«,M0. mouth. Hew Jeney, is. JfoUdsV the Ibereartsr, for tee following; 17th day of Decenbir, INI, at 2 Murpby Road , 1S4.01 CANNED o'clock. P. it. Prevailing Time. Unknown John Doe, Blk «4 Lot 15. off Murpby Road 11*1 FLOIJl RAIBB YOUR BIOHJg! Here's a lw0n op- All the defendant!' right. IIUs and portunity to own * t&ree-bedroom. ; Interest, If any, In and to the follow- Squankum Realty Co., Inc., Blk bath four-»ear ol™ rancn w«n nolagt ! 104 Lot B, S1 Lot No. 1 as laid 24, oft Murphy Road _.,. . 14.04 work are on tut In the Office of the Priced at B..»O0. WAUODR 4 down on a certjln nip eatlllM "ftib- Randal L. Phlppi, Blk lit Lot Director and may be eeeured by pros- WALKER. Hwy 35. Shrewabury^ «H 1-dlvUlon Map ot Lots of Locust B' 29, oft Murpby Road ' 14.04 pective bidders during office hours. BM Jlhour serrlce.. tatee. Inc., Section No. 1, Naveiink, Heirs of Squire Qirnett, Blk 10S Bids must be (1) made en a standard MEAKI-I WANT TO MARRy Locust Point Road, Ulddletonn .Town- Lot 41, last ot Plnebrook- proposal term, '(I) enclosed in the •hlp, dated April 13. IMS made by Road „_ „.; M.7I ipeclal addressed «avelope, (3) accom- YOUR. DAUGHTER! Henry P. Labrecque, c. «., tied In Belrs of Hannah Bor4en Blk 101 wnled by a certltlid check drawn to he order, ol the Treasurer of the RED BANK, the Honnioulh County Clerk's. Office Lot 43, last ot. Plnebrook Jttthe Treaiurer of t Clean attraotlte thiee-nearoorn home on Noieober JJ. 1W, Can 4t, Sec State "ti P* « bid bon for le»ee. m bitlw. bUement, »•• tlon «. ' Marie Budd"~VandeTveerr7'Bik of Milch shall not be lles s ththi rase. uiHurnlahed. very good eonteclent BIIKO the lame Srcmllee Conveyed too Lot 44, East ol pwebreok . of the amount of the bid. av. nellhborhood. I1O. per month. to the Mortgagors herein by Deed of Rocd '. , ™ P9 tl delivered at the above place oi Ira Letts and Alma Letls. hit wife, Helra of William H. Hulls, Blk or before thi hour named as no „. dated Aujmt 14, I95T and recorded In 10& Lot 47, Murphy IM. 123.TJ will be seeepled after the hour sped Di«l 741-7200 the llonmouUi County Clerk'e Office Heln of Joseph Williams, Blk fled. Bids nol «o submitted will b. PHILIP 1. BOWftRB * CO. on Atguil 16. 1M7 In Deed Book 106 Lot 49, off Murphy Rd. - considered Informal and .win be re John Throckmortoh, Blk IM Lot (acted. Tha Dlrectoj relertei the rlghi - Real Otate amci ISM 2T78 at page 400. The property li - located Weit side lo reject any and A Lot 7. 8. >, Squankum SPACIOUi HV»)}-«O0lI BAHUH o; Dated October 17, 1M1 JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Sheriff. jtd. Zl J7.0! over V, acre. Bntrtnce lojer. center h CHARU. hall, lour bedtooml, two Hied baths, Krowen, D'Amlco aV Squankum Realty Co., Inc., Blk M LlLLlVAN, Director 18x20 living room, »• dlnlm. kitchen Chernln. Attys. 106 A Lot is, 17, Portertr Ave- RSfc* •24.8- Nov. 11, 28. Dee. i. 11 IS1.S2 nue _„ „. 113.94 has lormlca counters and natural KellogI B. Ashton, Blk 1MB LLott wood cabinets. Basement. Attached g«- _B. s,Bqusnkum Road . NOTICB OF BIDS TO BE stECElVE RIVETS By GEORGE SIXfA raj«. Aaklpg_J»,I0 ot tlMOT can be aelumect. Bt- Kellogg B. Asbton, Blk 1MB Lot 17, 18. Porter Avenue - bids wffl be Meshed by uit Mon AUTUMN'S!•:•.AND w^TER WOOD 1 ARMBTItONO AMNCr gamuel Tansymore, Blk 1OSC mouth County. Board ot Chosen Free Realtor, 555 Proipecl Ave., Little sil- holders it the Meeting of the Board ver. 811 1-4500. „.. kefcitv DIVISION \ Lot 7. Porter Avenue HONHOOTU COUNT! . Estate of J: A. Worthley et all, of Chosen Freeholders to be held in TINSEL BftlOBT- Beady or noiinay Deckel Ne, f-llts-gl Blk 100 Lot t. Wayilde Rd. .. th« Board Rooms In the Hall ot Rec- oocopsncr, flreplsce awaiting laurel Till BOWERY SAVINQB BANK, - Willis A Rayford Mobley, Blk ords, Freehold, New Jerssy on Wednei garland. Tllnl mistletoe In enter ball. corporation of New York, Plaintiff vs': VO Lot 17 thru 81, Nelson "W December S, MM, 2.00 o'cloci Three Urge bedrooms, formal dining FXRNAND MALTAIB and MURIKL Drive ', i 3B1.27 ,M., tor the following'Item: room for entertaining while children MALTA1& his wife EZRA W. KARBenjami- n A Virginia Wilson, CANNED 0001)3 play In the drd y b e ,Cot i 1 1 KU«, TBUifnSE IN BANKRUPTCVl Blk 110 Lot 100. 101, in, «•••school» .'s» anA"dd? uaniportatlon.uaniportatlon.?.."'"IS... ."Thi«S6s Itl. : and CLARK A COHPANt DefendanU Hamilton Road 773; MISCRIJ^NKOIIH OBOCERIE3 hid bub r wortorth cetbratlncetbr tlg about By VMM of a writ M eieetitlon in deorgeorge W. Lockelt, 8r.. Blk U4 ana wTuTaiklnl' i price of «l50W1.5000 . ;nDgSBLL the above stated action to me di- Lot ". Hope Road USA BBBAD PKODl'CTS It. BORVI Reallori, •».» reetedreetetl, I shall expose lor sale st pub-rrank L. Howland Estate, Blk tu Fair Haven, jh »••»»• M*«b« liec vvenduie u , at the Court House in tbe 114 Lot 16 40.61 Monmouth County J*u, Freehold, Multiple Listing'Service, . -Bonm I«g B oaff •ntMM. Couniy- of Moi Waldo A Winifred Rogeri, Blk New Jersey . ' mouth PAIR HAVSN, BXOI1LIJ1NT FOR NeIW Jeney on Monday the US Lot 13, N.W. cor. Hope A AUtnwood Hospital, Allenwood, New TOUNO ' ,. -1M>, at 9 o'clock. Bhafto Roadi 47.19 Jersey T P.M. Prevailing Time. Appleby A Wood, Blk 1U Lot Monmouth Couhty Welfare Home, room bungalow on aulet Iree-lhieo All that trad or parcel of land, sit- IS. Hope Roa- d 20.1 Freehold, New Jersey street. 8«uars Urlnt room, dlnlm uate lying and being Ip the Township Unknown John Doe, Blk Ut Lot Complete spgculcilloni and form oi room, 12»14 kitchen, two bedroomi. of Mlddlltown, In the County of Hon- «,. oft Hope Roid _ J1.JJ bid, contract and bond for the satni bath. Iipandable attic with dormeri. mouth,' In the Stste of New Jersey: Waldo A Winifred Rogers, Blk are on file with the Clerk of th< rouihtd-ln bedroom. Buement eentr«f BK01NNINO at a point In the south- 117 Ut 10, fl.W, cor. Hope A Board In the Hall of Records, Free- beai, screened porch "•—••••• westerly side of Locust Terraoe therein BhaftB o floadftoisa .. . bold, New Jersey, and coplfs may bt ground!. Taxes BW. AakL received by prospective bidders upoi LAWRKHCB J. BCH1LUNI . distant lit tiet ndrthwitteny from the Waldo A Winifred Rogers, Blk d y pros p TOR, 19 spring It., Rid Bank. produced Intersection thereof with the US Lot 3, Wsyslde Terrace .. I7.M tppllcatlon . Olds must be made o northwesterly tide) ol Wilson Avenue; Shtrler M. Leonsrd, Blk 130 Lot standar•tdld proposall fformr e In t thh e men- 4121. itaifBim MUTIPLi Ul thence (1) South 38 degree! a mln- 37, we>t Park Avenue 124.20 ner dtslgnaled therein and required bi UAB Kaw utu west 111 feel; thence (i) North rireen drove Manor, Inc., Blk the specifications; must be enclosed Would you Ilka a tiew home Wtnou! 91 degrees SI minutes west MM ;»»i; 123 Lot CO. Albury Avenue - 40.51in staled envelope! bearing the nami going through all the chores of making thence (3) Norm II digress n mln Oreen Drove Manor, Inc., Blk ami address of the bidden, (lealgnit it Uvalile? We have a four bedroom. utes east 1» feel to thi >alaid sldsidie o 123 Lot 53, oreen drove tid. .. 577.1! Ing the name of the bid on the out SVi bathe,. play room, den and two^JUC\1M\- TeABelWejr : thenceUIVHVfl,! (4VV'^fjilUn)v alongB tbe Harry J. Lewli, Blk 134 Lot 4, side, addressed to tbe Monmoulh Conn car garagt, plus patio,' only 10 month! same toulh Bl degrees 37 minutes eaL off Weit Park Avenue ' ty Board of Chosen Freeholdera ant old. Contact til at once. ONLY 123.800. go teet to Ihe place of BEOINNINQ. Barney L. Maner, Blk 128 Lot must be accompanied by a certltlet WALKER k WALKER, Retlton, 1000 BEINO alio known and dillgnated 11 ,.,„. _ 201.5: check drawn to the order of the Coun feet louth of Ltly-Tullp Co.. M|ildl«. as Lot Bl In Block r on Step of Locuet Barney L. Maner, Blk 128 Lot ty Treasurer for not less than ten pel town. Phone til-3311. Uultlpll Uetlngi Wood Terrace, New Monmouth, Mld< 13, eft Hamilton Road -.." cent (10%) ot tbe total amount bill, and trtde-lni. Open 7 dayi. dletown Township, Monmouth County, R. Warden Heln, Blkk 123 Lot and must be accompanied by a cer< NNe w JnJerseyy. 13 tlflcato from a responsible bondlnl BT. JAMES PARISH - Little Silver ~ to me etreei ot me ap It Warden Heln, Slk 129,_..,.,. Lo, t43,0 company that lb«y will provide a bom Colonial in immaculate condition. Urge inoee ot Ihe Township ~ oi It life bidder 11 successful, and bl lie living room with nreplice, full dlnlnr „. ann taaei for thtf yen Robert fay Melri, Blk 121 Lot llvered at tin place and the hour abovi room, modern kitchen, inn porch, three named. bedrooms, bath. Very deilrabli loci' lMl'snd id iiMiletleni of record, li IB „„ • ny." qeorge W. Hayward, Jr., Blk night IN reserved to Mjlct - any „ turn. A ak ing g3ri,too. niSDIN Being commonly known end deelg- 307.71 ill Mils If deemM to the Interest of AOENOY, 301 Maple Ave.. nated as No. 4 Locuit Ttrraci, New OeorgIM aLo Wt I.I Illyward , Jr.JL , BlT k the Monmoutli County Board ot Chosen Bergen PI., Red Bank, all 1-ttOC, Monmoulhonmoutl, NNew Jsrseyy.. 121J8 Lott 23„., Albury Avenue .. 70.2- Freeholders lo do so. Ifembir Multiple UKlnf. The approximate amqun| of the iudg. Heln of Blliibith ,11, Dennis, By orrier of the Monmouth '&unl r.lVKIl PLJilSA — lint to> «iiiiJlM by said gait Is Blk 120 Lot 11 „.,„.....-. to.«8 Board of Chosen Freeholders. bath run ranch, •artli. e Sum oT|UtiM.M together wit* th ••tat* Jine Diremore, Blk in JOSEPH C. IRWIN flttce ' nlerhborhood Irfn. «. lt f thU i Lot 22 ,. _ -,.....,.., rf...... 77 32 Dlrecto Jamai Pirlh Unknown John Doe. Bit 131 Lot Attest: OI mort .kH.lt i Irving B. Bennett WAT MlALTr, ll«y Unknown John Dos, Blk 112 Ut ' Clerk ot the Board Holmdel. CO 4-1010, i-i Nov. a taw *>., '•!!'/•

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