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Uiuea atllT. MooltT th«ra»t> MOi*. Mooofl Clm p VOL. 86, NO. 92 P*14 >| Bed Btak and *l JMtHMftnai y«Mnf Olftcu, RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Light Vote Is Reported In County By WILLIAM HENDERSON Register Political Writer RED BANK — Monmouth County voters took over todaye holding the political fate of Republican and Democratic can- didates in their hands as they went to the polls, which opened at 7 this morning. •.,.,,.Republican.Sen,, Richard R, fttout, accompanied by Mrs. Stout, voted at 7:05 this" m'Srhirig ;m the'OeeSn T8»5r)ip;MPct nicipal Hall. Mayor Earl Moody, his Democratic opponent, cast his vote at 7:15 in'the Middletown Township High School. Except in Sen. Stout's bailiwick, Ocean Township, where police reported a heavy turnout, voting early this morning gen- erally was reported light, a spot check of districts revealed.. MOODY VOTES — Middletown Mayor Earl Moody, Democratic candidate for the STOUT VOTE — Republican State Sen. Richard R. Stout and his wife of West Allen- William D, Martin, Long Branch Weather Bureau forecast- ttare Senate, prepares to cast his ballot this morning at the I Ith district polling place hurst voted this morning in Ocean Township. Hall. Here, they prepare to register er, predicted partly cloudy skies today, with temperatures in the high school. Mr. Moody voted at 7:15 a.m. votes. reaching near 60; and occasional rain tonight. It was a question today of who is the most tired, the voters who were blitzed by the candidates for months with long-winded speeches, radio and TV talks, leaflets and campaign mail or the party hopefuls themselves who are nearly worn to a frazzle from scurrying around to dinners, luncheons, teas, rallies and Hughes Still Plugging for the Bond Issue other functions. , . • But Sen. Stout and his antagonistic rival, Mayor Moody, TRENTON — Gov. Hughes laid his controversial $750,000,- Opposition to the bond issue has been led by Republican OTHER QUESTIONS still had enough energy left to make midnight predictions in 000 bond issue on the line today for voters throughout the State1 Committee Chairman Webster Todd. He says it will be moves to sway John Q. Public for the last ime in their "h ... Besides the two bond issue questions voters will' decide bent for election" campaign. state to take or reject. buried today under an avalanche of protests at the polls. today are four other items. But a few hours before the polls opened, the governor, "The governor's plan will suffer a stunning defeat," he told No. 3 grants to certain veterans and their widows an an- STOUT, MOODY COMMENT who traveled the length and breadth of the state fighting for newsmen. nual deduction not to exceed $50 from the tax bill for taxes The senator, feeling confident, said "the whole GOP ticket the program, got off this plea in his office in Trenton: "I Politicos on both sides say that the argumentative bond on real and personal property. will go into office if the citizens do their duty and vote." have done my best to describe to my fellow citizens the issue, a magnet if there ever was, one, will pull more than . No. 4 reduces voters' residence requirements. It would Senator Stout, keeping a promise made a week ago, did not urgent needs of New Jersey and I "have offered a way to 2,300,000 voters to the polls. cut the residence qualifications within the county of citizens mention Mayor Moody. He did challenge the Democrats to fulfill them without resorting to a sales tax or income tax. THE STRONG POINT from 60 to 40 days and allpw voters not able to qualify to vote find any major flaws in his record as a senator. Now it Is up to them. I believe in the conscience and good It has been such a strong point in this off-year election from their new residence because of insufficient residence Mayor Moody, for the first time, admitted that "we will judgment of the New Jersey voters. I will accept their verdict that many Senate, Assembly and lesser contests around the there, to be eligible to vote where registered by absentee win" and noted that the Republicans had not, in the campaign, with the confidence that they will have done right and as they state have been overshadowed, much to the chagrin of some ballot for President and Vice President. attempted to disintegrate his record as mayor. see the right. No one could ask for1 more." candidates. Yesterday afternoon the mayor, addressing a Young Dem- Gov. Hughes repeated that if everyone who says they are Not only is the governor laying his bond issue on the line ANNUAL DEDUCTIONS ocratic student body at Monmouth College took a final stab for the issue goes to the polls today it will win by a big today, but his political future as well. Insiders say that if No. 5 grants annual deductions not to exceed, $80 from the at the senator, saying: "He takes part in secret Senate cau- margin. the issue is defeated rumblings will be heard by the governor tax bill fdfc. taxes on real property to citizens and residents cuses, but he's not pulling the wool over this eyes of the Mon- MEYNER 'NEUTRAL' when re-election time rolls around in 1965. of.this state at age of 65 or over,. mouth County voters." • Former Gov. Robert B, Meyner, who says we don't need A defeat of the issue could mean an echo of the feelings No. 6 permits farm land to be valued as such for local 'WORDS OF A WSER' a sales or income tax, still played it "neutral" last night. "The of the voters about the governor. On the other hand, say the tax purposes. If the land is later used for other than agricul- A spokesman for the senator answered the mayor this voters should read the questions carefully and then decide," experts, a bond issue win would mean that the governor could tural or horticultural purposes, the owner would have to pay way: "His are the last gasping words of a loser." he said. sit in Trenton for another four years. . additional taxes. Republican county chairman J.,Russell Woolley sticks to his 14,000 plurality for Senator Stout and his running mates, Alfred N. Beadleston, Clarksdn Fisher and Irving Keith for the Assembly and Marcus Daly and Charles Smith for freeholder. New Trial P. Paul Campi, county Democratic chairman, was more JCP&L Substation Granted optimistic than on Sunday. "We'll win," he said speaking Is Sought for Mayor Moody; Paul Kiernan, Jr., Leo Welnsteln and Don- ald J. Cunningham, for the Assembly, and Cornelius J. Gulney and Hugh Meehan for freeholder. _ . ~; For Trifari Approval of Planning Board New Jersey voters tvllf decide & total otSJ Senate races, By CHARLES A. JOHNSTO\ - one each in Monmouth, Essex, Union, Camden, Glousceter, Buiy FREEHOLD — An argument MIDDLETOWN—The Planning ment, we can't guarantes con- Catholic Church in New Mon- Iington, Cape May, Middlesex, Salem, Somerset and Warren for a new trial for Gabriel Trl- Board la,st night recommended tinuity of service," Mr. Bennett mouth to build a self-sustaining counties. The Republicans -hope to increase their 11-10 margin /ari, who was convicted Oct. 21 approval of the Jersey Central. said.. ' sewage plant.. over the Democrats. • ' ' ' of murdering Ms father and Power and Light Company's plan In other action the board rec- The board took under consider- Democratic control of the Assembly, now at a margin of 37- brother and/was acquitted of kill- to build a substation on Cherry ommended approval of the re- ation plans for a 15-home hous- 20 with three vacancies, should be maintained barring the un- ing his mother and sister by Tree Farm Rd. quest of Chris DeFilippo for a ing development proposed foi likely possibility of Republican romp. reason of insanity, has been sot The recommendation, which special use variance, to build a Pine St. and Laurel Ave., Lin- In the state Senate races, the Associated Press says five for Nov. 21. will be referred to the Zoning marina on the Navesink River croft. The development, to be (See VOTE, Page 2) Morimeuth County Judge Elvin Board of Adjustment, was en- off West Front St., Rive* Plaza. called "Rimwood Estates," is be- R. Simmtll, who presided at the dorsed by five of the six board Mr. DeFilippo's plans call for a ing planned by Kleiner Brothers week-long trial which produced members present. Mayor. Earl dock with slips for 15 boats.». Construction Co., Eatontown, an the complex verdict, had set Fri- Moody, Wyndham H. Gary and The board also recommended would require a major subdivi Probe $6,500 Theft day for sentencing of the former Edward J. Roth were absent. approval of plans by St. Mary's Howell Township. poultry farm Thomas J. Lynch, Jr., voted er. Trifari wiped out his family against the recommendatioh. He At Home in Locust with crowbar attacks last said objectors to the substation Dec. 10. should be given a chance to -ap- Substation Proposal LOCUST — Police are probing lated over the county police ra- But the prosecutor's office said pear at the planning body's dis the theft of an estimated $6,500 dio system, yesterday sentencing will be post- cussion of the project. There in furs and jewelry sometime Lt. Joseph McCarthy Is inves- poned until Nov. 21. If the mo- were no objectors at the meet- •esterday from the home of Mr. tigating. tion for a new trial, to be made ing last night. Draws Opposition and Mrs. Howard Leon, Harts- Capt, Walling also reported that, - by assigned defense attorney home Rd. someone attempted, but failed, to CLEAN SWEEP — The Hydrofoil "Enterprise", above Opposition Charles Fraiikel, is denied, sen- Opposition to the substation EATONTOWN- South St. res- dix will be the chief user o According to Capt. Raymond break into the Middletown Phar- tencing will be conducted im- yesterday flew deck mop, indicated by circle, announc- first arose at an earlier meeting idents turned out in force last power from this station, it. be '. Walling, the home was en- macy, Leonardville Rd., Camp- mediately. night to tell the Zoning Board ol placed .behind the Bendix plan :ered sometime yesterday be- bell's Junction, over the week- ing successful passage of Coast Guard tests. "Plying of the Zoning Board, when 45 end. Defense Motion nearby property owners objected Adjustment of their opposition to rather than on a residential tween 8:48 a.m. and about 9:40 papers" will be received today. The only fully sub- p.m. while the owners were at Assistant Prosecutor Thomas to the plan on esthetic grounds. the Jersey Central Power and street. He said the store owner founds A. Yaccarino will respond to the merged-roll vessel «fo receive Coast Guard endorsement, Another objector, Dr. Anthony J. work in Red Bank, that several holes had been Light Co. proposal to build a Others who spoke against thi He said entry was gained by bored in the roof in what ap- defense motion. stringent tests of craft were conducted for four months Bruno, 150 Cherry Tree Farm new substation on South St. station's proposed location were Rd., told zoners that the substa- breaking a window In a rear peared to be an attempt to gain . In serving notice that lie will to insure safety for planned commuter service from Mrs. Harry Jansen, Arnold Tay- press for a new trial, Mr tion might interfere with his elec- Oliver D. Bennett, supervisor door to the home. access to the store. Atlantic Highlands to New York. (See Story, Page 2.) of rigbts-of-way, for JCP&L, and lor, Robert L. Taylor and Edward Capt. Walling said a mink stole Capt. Walling said nothing was Frankel contended the jury's ver .rocardiograph machine. Elgrim. diet was "against the weight of The substation would serve an Edward C. Steckbeck, rights-of- and cape, tape recorder, dia- disturbed in the store. evidence" due to "mistake, par- ;i irea about a mile square con- way agent, told the board that The matter was referred, a mond bracelet, diamond broach The Leon home was broken into tiality, prejudice, or passion." He aining about 2,000 residents. It this area of Eatontown, because the zoning ordinance requires, t< and several pins were taken. about a year ago, police said. At also said Judge Simmill erred .vould not conflict with present of recent growth needs a new the Planning Board for its rec- A list and description of the that time, some jewelry and a in responding to a question from No Retreat Seen zoning ordinance, but would re- substation, that the proposed^lo- ommendation. stolen articles have been circu- television set were taken. quire a special use permit. cation is at the "load center" the jury on the definition of in- of the area, and that the area's sanity. Speaking for Jersey Central greatest user of electricity is . (The .jury ..returned from its Power and Light, Oliver D. Ben- the nearby Rt. 35 Bendix plant i;opm after being deadlocked nett. sa&Jhe. did not think, the sub eral hours and asked for a pre- station' would interfere with an Proposed Location cise definition of "insanity." In HELMSTEDT, Germany (AP) was visible. The steel-helnieted electrocardiograph. Mr. Bennett A Soviet blockade of a U. S sentry manned a heavy machine The proposed location his answer, JudRe Simmill re- requested a prompt decision on quadrangle 187 by 150 by'162 by called* testimony by 'doctors dur- military convoy on, Jhe Berlin gun on an armored car. The gun the proposed structure,. which, lie autobahn went into its second was uncovered and pointing di- told the board would take six 65 foot-The -land .-belongs..to, the ing the trial, referring to a parti- Bendix Corp. and the power com- cular conclusion as the opinion of day today with no indication of agonally across the road. months to build. retreat by either side. pany has a contract, to" buy it. all of the doctors. Mr. Frankel (See CONVOY, Page 2) "Under the present arrange- The new substation would be noted at the time that he be- The 12-vehicle, 44-man convoy tried to run the blockade just in- standard outdoor installation, lieved the judge was in error measuring 15 by 16 feet, standing because he said, the doctors had side East Germany early this morning,.: but three armored Sov- 22 feet tall and enclosed in not all been, in agreement. Deny Diem Adviser 60-foot square,' "man-proof" fence Conscious of Actions iet personnel carriers, roared ou of nearby woods and blocked eight feet high. Fence and equip- In his summation, Mr. Yaccar- their path. Two other Soviet per ment would be green. Shrubs lm> told the jury it had to de- sonnel carriers parked behind the would be planted around the cide if Trifari was conscious of convoy, boxing in the Americans Consulate Asylum fence. his actions when he killed his father and brother, who were be- A Soviet radio command car SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP)—Ngo found in a mass grave at Can's Noise Level lieved to have been the first lo was parked ahead of the convoy Dinh Can, boss of central Viet mansion there. Nam in the regime of his broth- Mr. Bqnnett said the station have died. which was stopped at the Marien- Home Destroyed would produce a noise level of He noted Trifari's own testi- born checkpoint on the western er President Ngo Dinh Diem, Responsible Vietnamese offici- was turned over to South Viet 60 decibels. At a distance of 100 mony recalling events of the fate- end of the 110-mile superhighway als said rows of filthy dungeons feet, he stated, It would sound ful morning and the attacks on to West Berlin. Nam's new revolutionary govern- were found in an old French ar- ment today after he sought asy- senal, on property owned by Can ike the hum of the fluorescent his father and brother. The stale Several Soviet jeeps also were lights in tlie meeting loom where did n,ot contest the contention of lum at the U. S. Consulate at just south of Hue. Mobs on Mon- standing hy, but as a heavy rain Hue. day sacked and deslroynd the he and the audience were sitting insanity on the fatal attacks 'on pelted the vehicles early this at the time. (Pee 'TRIAL, Pago 2) U. S. officials were understood home Can was building there. morning only one Soviet soldier to have received assurances from Buddhist Icadors, students nnd Ely Miller of South St. main- revolutionary officials that Can others in Hue lQng have charged tained it would make a lot more "would not be lynched and would that Can ruled his bailiwick as noise than that. He also predicted Today's Index receive the due process of law." a bloody tyrant. it would interfere with radio and Diem tind another brother, Ngo Foreign observers believed Can television reception. Page Page Dinh Nhu, his closest .adviser, probably would be tried by the He suggested that since Bcn- Allen-Scott 6 Hcrblock 6 were captured by the rebels Sat- new government and given either Amusements 12 Movie Timetable ....12 urday. The revolutionary govern- a death sentence or a long prison r.lect the Man 'WELL DONE' — So says Mayor John J. Reilly, right, as he presents an official Ocean . Births 2 Obituaries 2 ment said they committed sui- term. who gets things done. Moody for State Senate. —Adv. Township citation for heroism to William G. Varian, township road dopartment om- Bridge 17 Sylvln Porter 6 cide, but reports have been wide- Can, who dropped from Bight Classified 16 Television • 12 spread in Saigon that they were when the coup overthrew Dicm's Snow Fence fjloyoo. Mr. Varian rescued Michael La Pietra, two-year-old ion of Mr. and Mn. Comics 17 Sports 14-15 assassinated. regime last weekend, reportedly Now in slock. Swarlzcl's Farm Joseph La Pietra, 1014 Grassmere Avo., Wanamassa, from Daal Lake Oct. 20. Watch- Crossword Puz2lo 17 Stock Market J Unconfirmed reports circulated went to the U. S. Consulate in & Garden Supplies (Organic Gar- ing tho presentation list night at Township Hall are Councilman Donald V. Crorfa, Editorials ., 6 Successful Investing S in Hue, capital of central Viet Hue last night and asked for dening Specialties) 645 Holmdel Chamberlain , 6 Women's News II Nam. that-180 bodies had been (See ADVISER, Pago 2) Rd., by RR, Hazlct, N. J.-Adv. locond from loft, and Forrest L. Gillespie. ' . k , Nov. 5, !?63 BED BAM REGISTER Child Still Hydrofoil Ready to Co | Births ATLANTIC HIGHUlflDS-TTie in charge,of operations, jester- „ ,.« RIVERVIEW . hydrofoil "ENTERPRISE" is 13-StateAlarm Qwt day confirmed the fact that the Red Bwk ready to "fly." hydrofoil had successfully passed Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Brown, UNION BEACH — The Feder- James has three brothers, After four months of Coast all final Coast Guard tests. rohn, 12; Paul, 9, and William, Hendrickson PI., Ftir Haven, so al Bureau oft Investigation has Guard tests and anxious waiting As soon as the craft's "flying" Thursday. distributed picture posters of 10- for approval on the part of its papers are officially in hand he Mr. ajy Mrs. Chester Osman- year-old James Konish to all its He Is 4 feet 10 inches tall and proponents, ttie vessel yesterday will announce future'plans for ski, Nassau PL, Middlelowi offices in New Jersey, and local weighs 75 pounds. When last flew a deck mop from the yard the planned commuter service be- daughter, Friday. ponce have put out a lJ-state seen, he was wearing a light arm—the seaman's symbol of a tween the local marina and New Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jiegei alarm on the boy. brown shirt, and light tan pants. "clean sweep" of all Coast Guard York. Confirmation is expected Garrison Dr., "H»ziet; daughtei James »-,hss been missing JI He has-reddish blonde hair. trials. t today. Friday. days—since he left home Oct. 24 Leeds Mitchell, vice president Long In Coming Mr. and Mrs. Norman LeMonde, to go fishing. The main delay in starting the Orchard St., Keansburg, daugh- He was last seen toward dusk Adviser commuter runs was a "rough ter, Friday. that day, near Natco Lake, by Mr. and Mrs. Thadius Kukow (Continued) Void Board's seas" test ordered by the Coast a local resident, Leonard Ben- refuge. Consular officials noti- ski, Lakewood PL, Port Mo: der, Wesley Ave. Guard. It was a long time—al fied the revolutionary govern- most a month—in coming. mouth, daughter, Friday. The boy's parents, Mr. and Bus Contract Mr. and Mrs. George Trample Mrs. John Konish, 727 Front St., ment. The vessel, originally expected Union Ave., Union Beach, daugh New Government here in April, was late in arriv- have posted a $500 reward for ter, Friday. anyone finding their son. Late thjs afternoon Can was At Matawan ing for the same reason—receipt Mr. and Mrs. Melchtore Riz- After it was realized the child flown 4M miles south to Saigon TRENTON (AP) - A trans- of approval from Mie Florida zudo, Obre PL, Shrewsbury, son, was missing, police, Civil De- n a V. S. military plane and portation contract between Fred Coast Guard. Friday. fense units. First Aldmen, fire- urned over to officials of the Wehrle of Cliffwood and the Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Cloonai Until that was obtained, the men and the Coast Guard put on new government. Matawan Regional school board Fleet-wood Dr., Harlet, daughter craft's builders and owners were a 3'^-day search, to no avail. It was not known whether he is invalid, State Education Com- Friday. not permitted to ship it north ti White Sneaker knew he was to be turned over missioner Frederick M. Rau- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nllani be used as a commuter vessel Only one item was found, a to the revolutionaries. He report- binger ruled yesterday. Cedar St., Matawan, son, Satu Consequently, the craft didn' white sneaker believed to be the edly was rushed from the air- Raubinger said the schoo day. ADVENTURE. MYSTERT. SCIENCE — In that ord.r, these are «.. Inhreits of Donna arrive at the local yacht harbo-i boy'*. It was located late Oct. port to the nearby - headquar- board acted improperly when it Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barbei until July. Since thenriit has un- Brown, Itft, Highlands Air Fore* Bait; Susy Kohlleppel, Fort Hancock, and Jimmy 24 near the Brook Avenue Creek, tes of the military junta. accepted Wehrle's bid to provide South Main St., Keyport, daugh- dergone stringent tests by the close to the child's home. The junta last night named school bus transportation with- ter, Saturday. King, Atlantic Highlands, all I l-yaar-oldt in th* tixrh grad» at Navesink School. Coast Guard here. During that Police Chief Water A. Hutton former vice president Nguyen out the standard form of ques- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oviat They art previewing books for the book fair opening today in the school en Mon- time, several kinks—including a said last night there is still no Ngoc Tho to be premier of a tionnaire required by the state Jersey Ave., Union Beach, son, faulty steering mechanism and mouth Ave., Navesinlc, sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association. The event is evidence to show that the boy is new provisional government that Board of Education. Saturday. ship-to-shore communications sys- not alive. will govern South Viet Nam un- Raubinger noted that the in- Mr. and Mrs. George Yetka open to the public today from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock, and to- tem—had to be corrected. James was a student at Cot- der the watchful supervision of fcrairtjon..requested.on fhR form ,Mai r, M morrow from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. v t«g« - Park School His Jfeelier, e^iilitary leaders. deals with the responsibility of ter, Sundayr Thomas J. Cestone, describes Re&gnifion by the United the bidder. Wehrle. who sub- Mr. and Mrs. Carmen dell him as a quiet boy, well liked. States and a number of other mitted the low bid, was per- Say Horse's Pietro, Middle Rd., Harlet, Vote Add $32,610 The Konish family moved nations was expected to follow mitted by the Matawan board to daughter, Sunday. quickly the approval of the pre- finish filling out the. form after Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Gian (Continued) here from Port Monmouth early Kick Mighty this year. dominantly civilian government the bids were opened and com- nandrea, Crestvlew Dr., Middle- of the II are considered close and four of those five seats are In Riverview by the ruling military junta plete H three days later. FREEHOLD-Uttle Red has town, daughter, yesterday. now held by Democrats. Monday night. Michael and Lucy George of mighty kick. In Essex County, Democratic Assembly Speaker Elmer Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh, Matawan, the only other bidders Fund Drive So contends Donald R. Mayes, Matthews is running against C. Robert Sarcone, the only Re- Convoy 47, lead* of the coup that oust- contested the legality of Wehrle's 55 Pinewood Ave., West Long House Burns publican oii the county's Assembly delegation. RED BANK - Frank F. Blais (Continued) ed the Diem regime, said in a bid. Branch, in a Superior Court suit Hughes' brother-in-law, Edward J. Hulse, is making his dell, chairman of Riverview Hos The blockade—the third involv- proclamation that a Republican Riubinger told the Matawan filed yesterday on behalf of hi second try for the Burlington Counly Senate seat. He faces pital's special gifts division ing allied convoys in less than a form of government will be re- board to either reject all bids daughter, Stephanie C. Mayes. In Eatontown Edwin B. Forsythe. yesterday announced his group month—caused grave concern in tained although the junta will and readvertise for new bids or Miss Mayes allegedly was injured EATONTOWN - An unoccu- The Republican seat that appears close, says the AP, is collected pledges of $32,610.13 in Washington. be the country's final authority. award the contract to the next held by Union County Sen. Nelson F. Stamler. He won a spe- the first week of its drive to by the animal Nov. 9,1962, at the pied house on Slocum Rd. wai Again It centered on the issue higher bidder. cial election a year ago and is being testedjthis time by Demo- help Riverview raise $1,500,000 Minh, who assumed the posi- Brockwillow Stables, Brockwillow destroyed and a Broad St. lunch of who is to make the rules for cratic Assemblyman James M. McGowan. for the construction of a new tion of chief of state, said his Ave., West Long Branch. eonette damaged by fires lasi allied military convoy travel on committee of generals will give Other state Senate races considered close are in Camden, wing. Miss Mayes was taking part in weekend. the autobahn. The Russians de- its chief attention to direction of with Republican banker Frederick J. Scholz challenging Demo- To Explain a learners program in horse rid- The water tankers of the Way- The largest amount, $14,840.13 manded a head count of U. S. ,the war against the.Communist crat Joseph W. Cowgill, and In Gloucester where Democratic ing and grooming and, the suit side and Pine Brook Fire Com- was brought in by James S soldiers on the vehicles, and the Viet Cong. Sen. Thomas F. Connery, Jr., meets Republican Sheriff John says, was directed to go to the panies were called to assist the Parkes, vice president and Americans refused. Center In Junta Expansion stable and brush little Red when Eatontown Fire Company in figh E. Hunt. manager of Lawes Coal Com U. S. Secretary of State Dean Until revision of the 1956 con- the mishap occurred. She suf- ing the Slocum Rd. blaze bccaus So it's all over but the most important part of the cam- pany, Shrewsbury, and honorary Rusk summoned George M. Kor- stitution, Minh said, legislative fered a broken arm and other the house was in a rural area paign—the counting of the votes tonight when the polls close chairman of the hospital's entire At Riverview nienko, Soviet Charge D'Affaires and executive power will center hurts. where water is unavailable. The at 8. fund-raising campaign. in Washington, yesterday and de- in the junta1 but will be exercised ' NEW SHREWSBURY — River fire broke out at 4:30 p.m. Satur- Named as defendants are th< The second biggest collection manded the convoy be released. by the provisional government. view Hospital's expansion pro- day. Firemen were on the scen« stable , owners, Brockwillow $8,610, was returned by Hayden Informants said Kornienko, who He explained that the junta will grain will be outlined by hospital for an hour-and-a-half. The hous« Weather Stables, and Kathryn Messmer; DNM Firm Smith, of Locust, a special gifts has charge of the Soviet Embas- retain active authority over na- representatives at a meeting for is owned by Stanley Dussman, New Jersey—Partly cloudy to- Little Red's owners, Elaine and division group leader. Among sy in the absence of Ambassador tional defense, security and fi- borough residents in the Tinton "llinton Ave. day, high 6D or a bit higher in Falls School cafeteria tomorrow George Gotfredson; the estate o hose who brought in $1,000 or Anatoly Dobrynin, explained he nances. Ermine Harvey a former stable Firemen were called to the most places. Mostly cloudy with Being Sued had no word from his govern- at 8:15 p.m. more are J. Raymond De Rid- Tho, 55, was vice president in manager, and Eleanor Faysah, White Front luncheonette, 1 some rain at times tonight and ment on the incident. Mrs. Philip Hartung. Jr., chair- der, president of Riverview's the Diem regime. A Buddhist, an assistant stable manager. Broad St., at. 9:30 Sunday morn- Wednesday. Low tonight 45 to 50. board of governors, $3,000; Postpone Training man of me hospital's New High'Wednesday near 60, except By Church he tried to conciliate the dispute Shrewsbury residential fund William J. CVHagan, Jr. repre- ing. Harry Van Iderstine Jr., of Red between his coreligionists and in the 59s in the northwest FREEHOLD - St. James The U. S. Army's Berlin gar- drive, said the session will be in- sents the Mayes. Firemen also were called oul Bank, a volunteer worker, $1,500 Roman Catholic President Marine Catholic Church of Red Bank rison postponed a training exer- formative and donations will not t 7:20 ».in. Sunday when fin and Peter Genovese, Keyport, a Diem but his efforts were frus- Cape .May to Block Island- has filed a breach of agreement cise scheduled to start yesterday be solicited. *•' broke out in a leaking gas stove ;roup leader, $1,000. trated by Diem's tough brother Winds southwest about 5 knots suit in Superior Court against a •Gratifying1 for 24 hours. The Army insisted Riverview is conducting a cam- at the Laurel Gardens Apart- and chief adviser, Ngo Dinh To Attend this morning picking up to 10 to Matawan builder. the troops were not placed on paign to raise J1.5 million for a ments, and responded to a call to Mr. Blaisdell, also first vice the alert, but Army officials pre- Nhu. the home of Anthony J. Piccola, 15 knots this afternoon, diminish- $3.5 million five-story wring. The Superior Court Chancery president and treasurer of River- sumably felt it was wiser to keep In Washington, in a speech to 32 Tinton Ave., at 10:30 p.m. ing to about 10 knots tonight and Board Session Division action contends DNM view, said the first report of the the men in their barracks in the House of Representatives, Saturday, where smoking elec- running southerly 10 to 15 knots Construction Co., and its princi division "was both gratifying readiness. Rep. Clement J. Zablocki, D- EATONTOWN — The Board of trical wiring was found la the Wednesday. Fair today. Mostly pal officer, Howard Seigel, have and encouraging." Wis., said the rebels must have Boat Fire Education last night appointed kitchen. cloudy with occasional rain to- U. S. officials in Washington failed to install a 500-foot, 18-inch "We collected all this even received encouragement from member Robert Quinn to attend a night and Wednesday. Visibility storm drain pipe in the church- at ifirst minimized the incident 5 miles or more today, lowering though the volunteer workers but later one high official said the United States. Dec. 7 meeting of the state Fed- owned Mt. Oliyet Cemetery, at and the group, leaders had little Extinguished to 2 to A miles in rain, it had taken on "serious dimen- Zablocki,, head, of a Foreign erated Boards of Education to Chapel Hill Rd., Middletown. time to work," Mr. Blaisdell SEASIDE HEIGHTS (AP) — S. A. LaFaso sions." Affairs subcommittee that visit- discuss the possibility of rein- TIDES said. "It was a great start, and Two Coast Guard rescue ships The suit, filed by attorney ed South Viet Nam before the troducing prayer and Bible read- Sandy Hook there's no question in mind we "Intensive consultations" be- extinguished a Wale aboard a John Warren, Jr., says the coup, called the deaths of Diem ing into public schools. Today — High 11:05 p.m. and will reach our goal." tween the United States, Britain 53-foot fishing vessel yesterday. Dies at 54 church withdrew an objection it and Nhu repulsive assassina- The school board also decided low 5:03 p.m. and France were reported. The The fishing boat, The Trinity, CANTON, Ohio - Santo A, had registered in May, 1961, to The special gifts division, the tions. to meet Tuesday with potentia Tomorrow — High 11:24 a.m. a proposed DNM subdivision on most vital branch of Riverview official said that the longer the balled for help when a fire broke (Sam) LaFaso, 54, of 96 Nortl Zablocki said if U.S. official! suppliers of equipment for the and low 5:05 a.m. and 6:02 p.m. its land, aqross the road from fund-raising campaign, is ex- blockade lasts, the graver the but near its gas tanks while it Walnut St., East Orange, N. J., knew of the revolt and "failed to new Meadowbrook School to see For Red Bank and Rumson the cemetery, after receiving the pected to collect 75 per cent, o danger of a serious confrontation cruised in the Atlantic off here. died in a hospital h«re Saturday. bring pressure to insure safe ind choose among samples ol bridge, add two hours; Sea firm's, and Mr. Siegel's agree- $1,125,000, of the hospital's Sl, becomes. A three-man party from the conduct out of the country for furniture and other items. Mr. LaFaso had been public re- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long ment. 500,000 goal. The remainder is In West Berlin, U. S., British toast Guard boats boarded the Diem, then the shadow of blame ations .director and advertisin, Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- expected to come from residen- fisherman to fight the blaze. Contracts for equipment pur- Basis of the objections during and French commandants con- falls" on the United States. manager of the Jersey Centra! lands bridge, add 40 minutes. tial solicitations. ferred and reported they were The Borden Co. of Philadel- chases will be announced at the Power & Light Co., Asbury, Park, a hearing on the subdivision to The military junta holds to the The division, which is con "in complete agreement on the phia owns tiie boat which had board's Dec. 2 meeting. N. J. from November 1948 until permit a layout of home build- story that Diem and Nhu com.- High during the past 24 hours, ducting its drive for donations issues involved and how to deal Bailed from Point Pleasant Construction of the new schoo July 1957. When, he left the com ing lots was that the DNM land mitted suicide after their capit- 59. Low, 40. Ocean temperature among more than 1,000 business, with the situation." Beach. Members of the three- is now in the final stage, it was pany in 1957, he also was pub- was higher than the cemetery ulation Saturday. The common- 56. civic and industrial leaders in hian crew, aU unharmed, were announced, and it is expected the ic relations director of the New ground. As a result, it was said, A U. S. Army spokesman ly accepted version of their the entire area served by River Wayne Satbauner of Cape May, structure will be finished and Jersey Power & Light Co., witl erection of a number of dwell- called the blockade a "flagrant deaths is that they were killed view Hospital, is comprised of and George and Clark Brant of ready for installation of furniture headquarters in Asbury Park. ings would cause erosion and violation of the Western Allies' by soldiers after their capture. water damage to the cemetery. four vice chairmen, 12 group Wall Township. and equipment by Dec. 15. Mr. DeFaso was born in Jerse; TriM unrestricted right of access to Their bodies were reported (Continued) leaders and about 50 volunteer Berlin, for which actions the Sov- City, and had lived in Interlaken The May, 1961, agreement, workers. being kept in a secret place the two women because, Mr. Yac- says the suit, was put in the iets must bear the full respon- awaiting burial instructions N. J., and Erie, Pa. He had bee j Drive Aides carino said, there was no testi- form of a written agreement sibility for any consequences." from two other brothers in Eu- an East Orange resident for thi The vice chairmen are Richard mony to counteract it. March 4, 1963, when the church No Mention rope. Obituaries past six years. He was a membei B. Scudder, Navesink, publishe of the Asbury Park Rotary Clu The verdict caused Judge Sim- also gave an easement to DNM In Moscow, the Soviet press Fear Demonstration to proceed with the Installation of the Newark Evening News and a number of organizations in mill to invite Mr. Yaccarlno and Harry H. Neuberger, Middle- and radio made no mention of The junta apparently feared ' * MRS. ANTHONY 3. RATTI EDWARD F. PRINZ he public utility field. Mr. Frankel to confer with'him The pipe was to join a similar the incident. violent .demonstration if the,lo- pipe already installed in the town, member of the New York '• EATONTOWN — Mrs. Rebecca HOLMDEL—Edward F. Prinz, For three years before Joinin on proper procedure in sentenc- Stock.Exchange for 38 years; M. The convoy was stopped al cation of the bodies became v C. Ratti, 51, of 8 Stirrup La. died 56i,, of Hillcrest Rd., died yester- Jersey Central, Mr. LaFaso wa: ing. > NM land. Harold Kelly, Lincroft, general 8:01 a.m. yesterday after the known. yesterday at the home of her day in Riverview Hospital after assistant advertising manage He said that under law a per- Since then, it is argued, the de- manager of the Red Bank Regis- Soviet officer in charge of the In Los Angeles, Mrs. JJgo ' sister, Miss Pauline Crotchfelt, long illness. for New York State Electric an son convicted of second degree fendants have refused to make ter, and F. Bourne • Ruthrauff, checkpoint, a Lt. Col. 'Spiridin&v, •Dinh Nhu, wife and sister-in- bf 46 North Fifth Ave., Long Born in Newark, he had lived Gas Corp., Binghamton, N. Y. murder, as Trifari was twice, is the installation, and deny respon- Ljttle Silver, head of F. Bourne demanded that 15 passengers in law of the brothers, disclosed • Branch. here 16 years. He was the son In 1957, Mr. LaFaso becam to receive a sentence from the sibility. The court is asked to Ruthrauff Advertising, Little Sil- three of the trucks dismount and through an aide she had re- Born in Freehold, Mrs. Ratti of Mrs. Phoebe Aber Prinz of manager of advertising and pub court. On the other hand, a per- order compliance with the agree- ver. be counted. ceived word from Saigon both Iwas the daughter o! the late Piscataway Township and the late licity for American Foreign Pow- ment and to restrain DNM und were "brutally killed." The in- son found innocent by reason of With the added monies broughl The convoy commander, Lt Frederick and Mary Crotchfelt, Charles Prinz. er Co., New York City, and Mr. Siegel from discharging any formant was identified only as insanity where the jury also, in by the gifts; division, total do- John Lamb of North Augusta Br. She had been a resident here At the time of his death, Mr. elected vice president of Ebasc water on cemetery land. a top Vietnamese general. found that the insanity continued nations and ' pledges have N. C, refused, in accordance 17 years and was a former mem- Prinz had been employed as a International Corp., a subsidiary at the time of trial, is to be com reached $302,500, to date. The with an allied statement sent to He reportedly told the former ber of the Eatontown Woman's personnel liaison man with thi of American,Power. - mitted to State Prison Hospital hospital's drive for funds started the Russians Oct. 29 regarding First Lady in a telephone call Club. Otis Elevator Co., Harrison. From 1960 to 1962, he was cir- until cured. New Trial five weeks ago. - procedures allied convoys wil from Saigon that her husband She is also survived by' her He was a member of St. Mary's culation ' and sales promotio The seemingly contradictory five-story wing at an estimated follow when traveling to and had been stabbed to death and imsband, Anthony Ratti; a son, that Diem also was assassinat- Episcopal Church, Keyporl, and manager for Electrical World, verdict has confounded leading cost of $3,500,000. An additional from Berlin! Detective Sgt. Marvin B. Fow- Is Ordered cd. was a member of the church' McGraw-Hill publication. members of the Bar. Riverview plans to build a • tes, Jr., oi this- place; another vestry and bulldrog committee. At .the time of' his death, hi TRENTON (AP> — T.he New The Allies reportedly told the Mrs. Nhu and .her oldest. Murder- Convictions 160. Jjsds are incVuded in Bister, Mrs. Edgar J. Welch of Surviving are his wife, Mrs was executive vice president oi Jersey Supreme Court ordered Russians then (hat'if: more than daughter, Le Thuy,- IB, were ; plans, nearly doubling the hos- 30 troop passengers were car- Bea Bright: a brother, Frederick Emma Terhune Prinz; a son, he Price Advertising Co., here. Some say Trifari can be sen a new trial Monday for a suit pital's present facilities, Which scheduled to leave for Rome Crotchfelt,, Jr., of Long Branch, tenced to State Prison on the ried, they would dismount to fa- Donald, E,. PriRz. of, Piscatayyray ,,,Suryjving are, his11,wj,fe,i Mrs by a plywood firm against Phil at present are operating at ca- Wednesday for a reunion with cillate-processing-by Soviet of- 1 end three grandchildren. Township; a daughter, Miss Mar- Anne Filipone LaFaso; thre two murder convictions and sent Ip L. Neidlinger Of Matuwun. pacity. . ' her three other children ! s'lxiy,-- The funeral will be Thursday garet Prinz, at home; and a sis- daughters, Mrs. Patricia Fred- to the hospital on the other mat- The U.S. Plywood Corp. won ficer. Lamb said only 20 of the, '15, and two girls, 11 and 4, who at 9:30 a.m. at the Robert A. ter, Mrs. Charles Allen of Pis- erick of Elberon, N. J.; Mis ters, ff, and when, he is cured a $23,157 judgment against 44 troops were passengers. were in South Viet Nam during Braun Home for Funerals, here, cataway Township. Cathy and Miss Mary Linda La- they say, Trifari would be trans- Neidlinger for unpaid bills. The allies in their Oct. 29 state the revolt. with Rev. Robert W. Reed of 'he The funeral will be Thursday al Faso, both at home; his mother, ferred to State Prison to com- Neidlinger appealed for a new Won't OK ment also made clear they were The younger children were Presbyterian Church officiating. 8 a.m. from the Mehlenbeck Fu Mrs. John Bruni of Covina, Calif, plete his murder terms. trial and the Supreme Court relinquishing none of their rights flown secretly from Saigon to Burial will be in Woodbine Ceme- neral Home, Hnzlel, to St. Mnry' three sisters, Mrs. Anthony D But others say that the find granted it in 7-0 decision. Dean Tract to unrestricted access to and Bangkok, Thailand, Monday tery, Oceanport. . . Church where services will be maratta and Mrs. Anthony D ing of continuing insanity from Neidlinger's firm became in- from Berlin. But Spiridinov told night in a U.S. Air Force, plane. . conducted at 9 o'clock by Rev. George, both of Covina, and Mrs. the killings of his mother and solvent in 1959, when he dis- Lamb that only Soviet authori In the Thai capital they board- JAMES H. BOWNE Henry A. Male, pastor, Buria Sal Tribuna of Los Angeles, Cali sister would include the period of covered a woman bookkeeper Subdivision ties have the right to determine ed a commercial airliner for BRADENTON, Fla.— James H. will- be. in East Ridgelawn Cem and three grandchildren. the trial. They nrgue, therefore had embezzled $200,000. His LITTLE SILVER - Borough processing procedures for con Rome. voys. Bowne, 85, formerly of Keyport, etery, Delawanna. The funeral will be Thursday at that legally the jury could not lawyer called a meeting of cred Council last night unanimously Awaiting them in Rome was died at Mantatee Memorial Hos- 9 a.m. from the John Quinn Fu- convict him of anything because, itors and a plan was worked out denied a' request by Mrs. Hor- The convoy remained at the Mrs. Nhu's brother • in - law, pital here Sunday. STANLEY CROBEN neral Home. East Orange, t while insane, he was not capable for another firm to complete tens!1 B. Dean for a minor sub- checkpoint throughout the day Archbishop Ngo Dinh Thuc, Born In Cheesequakc, he had CLIFFWOOD - Stanley Cro- Our Lady Help of Christians Cath of fully participating in his own some of Neidlinger's contracts division which would divide a without any change, Then just who is attending the Vatican lived in Keyport most of his life, ben. Ii5. of 18 Parden PL, died olic Church, where a Requiem defense. and turn the profits over to the tract she owns in the Oceanuor before midnight the 12 vehicles Ecumenical Council. ,.(, moving here about six years ago. yesterday in Monmouth Medical creditors. Mass will be offered at 10 o'clock Trifari had been held in the Ave. business, 7r James H. J. Tate tries for a ases. ALBANY, N. Y. - Gov. Nelson |400 gallons per minute, the engi- which should do well for youpart in the campaign. neer explained, whereas the nor- week's most active issue, con- over the next 7 years. full four-year term against Re-! The: body granted one variance, . Rockefeller of New York is Off-Track Betting tinued in strong demand as the Mississippi — Governor and publican James T. McDermott in refused four, referred three peti- expected to formally declare on NEW YORK-New York City's mal needs of the borough will be most active stock, keeping a net legislature; two strong opponents what many observers consider a ions to the Planning Board an Thursday that he is a candidate 'otcrs go on record today on only 200 gallons per minute. This of President Kennedy, Democratic gain of Vi at 14 on 472,600 shares. lest of President Kennedy's pop- held two for future action. tor the 1964 Republican presiden- hether they want off-track bet- leaves a 109 per cent reserve for It was more than an hour late in Stock Market .t, Gov. Paul B.'Johnson Jr. and tial nomination. 'possible larger requirements in Republican Rubel Phillips, are1 ularity in a large city where the The one "successful petition wai ling on horse races. opening and' then was up 1 at Yesterday's closing stocks: racial issue has been prominent. [hat of Mrs. Sarah A. Herry, Informed sources say only an The odds were that they would future years; he added. U% on blocks of 90,000 and 5,000 competing for a four-year term. unforeseen development could 1 Water from the well has been ACF Ind Ul'/i Int BUB Men 484 Tate succeeded Richardson Dll- divide her property at the corn vote heavily hi favor of the •hares. Armst Ck 103 Int Harv 6054 of Buttonwood Ave. and South SI force him to postpone the an- found fiee ot coil-form organisms Inl Kick 63 worth who resigned last year to idea, Air Prod nouncement. But in case ot post- 1i—the bacteria that contaminate In third place behind GM was Alleg Ci Int Paper 34 run for governor of Pennsylvania into two lots, one of which woul But that won't Immediately get Alleg L.ud . 40 Int Tcl&Tel 49* Court Hearing 1 ponement, an alternate date — water. Alumninum Ltd., off Vi at 25V5 on A11 Pw 52K I T.E. Ck Brk 15 be non-conforming. them pari-mutuel betting parlors, 1 Other key mayoral elections probably Nov.. 12 — is being kep 138,100 shares, of which 128,800' 53'.i Johns Man 48 Variance was also granted as envisioned by Mayor Robert Construction of the pumping •hares came from a single late 16 Joy Mfg 25' re in Boston, San Francisco, pen. station will start within the next 65% KaW Al 33 Set Friday Salt Lake City and Indianapolis, construct a House on the no: Rockefeller's long-expected ar ,F. Wagner. block. Am Alrlln 30H Kennecotl 75 conforming lot, which wouia ha' few days, tJio engineer said. ! Am Brk Sh M KopperB 41 State legislatures are being nouncement will be made In his Next came Sperry Rand, up /8 Krcage SS 26 a frontage on South St. of $5 fee All water mains, tydrants, at 17V4, and Chrysler, off iy at Kroger 28 On Union Vote elected in New Jersey and Vir- capital. • , valves and the overhead storage 2 Am M Fdy Lei) Port C 15 or 10 feet less than that requin WJS. Am Mot 2054 Leh Val Ini 1 JERSEY CITY (AP)-A courl ginia. One congressman is being in the ordinance. Gas Masks tank are complete. Sidewalks Am smelt 87 LOF Glaaa 53 have been replaced, and some Strong speculative activity in aAm Std 16% Lib 'McM&b 15 hearing is scheduled Friday on elected in a normally Republican The application of the Man JOHTVSON DEAD number of stocks selling for lesi Am Tel Tel 132?i Llgg & My J2 a suit by three union members district in Pennsylvania. IPSWICH, Mass.—A prominen of the street paving will be done Amp Inc 29*i Lltlon Ind 80 Cheri Corp. to build a 30-imit m Ordered For 'shortly. than (20 a share was a feature of Lukcns Stl 41 seeking to set aside a union vote tel at 57-61 Main SI. was r physicist, third principal in 63% Mack Trk 30' In a letter to Borough Council, the day. Among these actively- 40H Marath Oil that ratified a contract between ferred to the Planning Board al mysterious poisoning case, i traded issues were American 103 Martin M 19V4 Western Electric Co. and Local Police Cars Mr. Lanning, who is president 27% Merck 101"i er expert testimony by Deal real dead. Machine & Foundry, up %, 28% MGM 29W 1470, International Brotherhood, To Hear The body of Dr. William W. A [of Lanning Sanitary Engineering 28 Minn M*M 65V tor John D. Lazarus that the pro- RED BANK - Each police pa. Brunswick, up %, J. I. Case, up! 36'i of Electrical Workers, AFL-CIO. Co., Trenton, gave assurance A!so 53Vi Mont W»rJ posed use is the "Highest am Johnson, 48, was found yesterday rol and detective car in this bor- % and SCM Corp., up Vi- j Avco Corp 22% Nat BUc 57% best" for the land in question. in a bedroom of his new horn "that the project will be com- AVC Corp 80?i N Cash Reg 80 The 38-month contract, involv- Applications ough has been outfitted with a pleted for the monies originally active, U. S. Smelting rose 4 toBabcock KM Nat Dairy 64'. ing Westenvflglectric's Kearny on Heartbreak Rd. An autopsy gas mask. Said Lima 1334 Nat Distill 2fl( f^ y Also referred to the Plannin, outlined and shown in the appli- 95%. Bayuk Clg 41 Nat Gyp» 48 plant, was approved by 1,393 to Board was the petition of Eliai was ordered to determine th< Councilman John Warren, Jr., But there were many casual- Bait & Oh Nat Steel SOS For Bail cause of death. cation for federal assistance, for Bell & How if' NY Central 20% 1,046 on Oct. 13. Horner to use part of his hom< announced last night that the ad- without federal assistance, Eng- ties among' recent big gainers. Bentlix Nla M Pw 52% The three union members PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Three On March 10, 1960, Johnson'; dition of the equipment had been • Radio Corp. dropped \% IBMBeth Steel tm: No Am Av 4614 at 303 Whalepond Rd. to condui wife, Nathalie, and his partnei llshtown would be unable to con- Boeing 3114 Nwst Alrlln 53 challenging the vote obtained an federal judges will hear appli- a one-man metal refinishin rompted by Friday's tragedy, a struct a water supply. . .com- (ex dividend) 214, Polaroid 1%, Borden 31% Norwich Ph 35% fn a private laboratory, Dr. Dan Borg Warn 64% Outb Mar order Monday from Superior cations for bail Thursday for shop. imoky fire that took the Hires parable to those of other com- Xerox 5%, Pan American Brunawk 47Ji Owens 111 Bl an American engineer and a lei P. Norman, a biochemist, jf three children in Molly Pitcher p 1 Pan A W Air Court Judge Robert A. Mat- Six of Mr. Homer's neighbors ii i Ctl J'1 and Control Data 3'/S. Buckeye 3% Russian chauffeur held on spy were found dead by JohnsonVson Village. munities in Central Jersey.' Bucy Erie 1714 Param Plct thews requesting that the com came to the meeting to object pj Is International Nickel dropped 1 Bulova 2)'/s Penney PC pany and local show cause why charges. Lome, now 11. Mr. Warren, chairman of the Total cost of the project despite a raised dividend. Ameri- WVi Pa Pw i. Lt permitting a business use in a res {391,745, of which the federadl l gov- 12'.i Pa RR the ratification should not be set Authorities said Mrs. Johnson police committee, commended Pepsi Cola Attorneys for the two were idential area. Mr. Horner sa: can Crystal Sugar gained a point Cater Trac 46»4 aside. They asked the court to and Norman died after drinking Sgt. Albert Newman and Detec-ernment contributes $189,500. The following news of sharply higher Cclancsc W4 Perkln Elm granted the hearing Monday aft- he would have no more equij borough's share is being financed Ches & Oh 65%- Pflier supervise a new election or or- cyanide. ive Lt. Benjamin Glover and the profits. Chrysler 89% Fhlla El er filing an appeal for John Wil- ment than many home wort by general obligation bonds. Cities Sv 6«5i PW1I Pet der one in which voting ma- liam Butenko, 38, of Orange, superintendent of the apart- Prices moved generally lower Coca Cola 103»i Pit Steel chines would be used. shops do, and that his worJ TRAPPED MINERS ments, Michael F. O'Neill. on the American Stock Ex- Colg Pal 42 Pub Sv E*O N.J., an engineer handling a se-would not bother neighbors. Colum Gad 28% Pullman cret Air Force contract, and BROISTEDT, Germany — Bor- Sgt. Newman and Mr. O'Neill Wanamassa Driver change. Volume was 1.45 million Coml Sol 29% Pure Oil The plaintiffs claim in their He stated that he refinish ing of a sr&ft to'rescue 11 mei «hares compared with 1.53 milCo- n Etlls 85% RCA suit that Newark police "as- Igor A. Ivanov, chauffeur for a brought the children from the|Hurt in Crash Cont Can 41% Raytiieon metal objects for two antiqu rapped since Oct. 21 in a floodec imdky apartment and rescued lion Friday. Coop Bes 31% Reading Co saulted and ejected some mem Russian trading company. NEW SHREWSBURY — Corn Pd 59H nepub SU shops, and that he needs to ron mine entered the orud their mother, Mrs. Rosemary Corning O 156% Revlon bers;" that police permitted Judge Thomas F. Meaney has the work at home if he is stage today: Pasquale Vaccaro, 43, of 1406 Cm Zell 52% Reyn Met only persons approved by local rejected bail requests in U. S. Rice Nealon, who is recovering in Cruc Stl 221>i Hey Tob earn a living from it. 'Let's keep our finger: Riverview Hospital. Lt. Glover Woodlock Ave., Wanamassa, un- Curtlss Wr 19 Rob Controls 27H president Frank Hourtal to District Court at Newark, N.J., derwent surgery yesterday in Eg# Market Deere St. Jos Lead The board refused: crossed that everything goei went back into the Nealon home 73 st Reg Pap speak or vote; that nonunion in view of "the nature of the Fitkin Hospital, Neptune, for NEW YORK (AP) - Whole- Del & Hud 20% >kay," said Rudolf Stein, man:to search for more inhabitants. Dent Sup 2954 Sears Roeb employes assisted in counting charge." The judge also took' —An application by Edmum an ankle injury suffered in an ' sale egg offerings adequate Cm Doug Alrc 2211 Shell Oil ager of the mine in which He and Sgt. Newman suffered Dow Chem 7 Sinclair the ballots, and that some bal into consideration a promise of Clary to put a sign on his trai •;i i Smith AO men are imprisoned 196 feet be- smoke poisoning. auto crash on the Garden State large, liberal for mediums, de Dreas Ind 25% lots were marked before the, speedy presentation of the case on Wyckoff Rd. advertising f< Du Pont 251 Socony low the surface. Parkway here. " . mand good for large, light on Duq Lt Sou Pac voting began. to a federal grand jury. sale trees and shrubs grow Both Mr. Warren and Council- 31% Sou Ry Police said Mr. Vaccaro lost v mediums yesterday. East Air L 23 W, there. With 60 feet to go, drilling wa man Daniel J. O'Hern, chairman East Kod 11414 Sperry Rd A Newark police department The hearing will be held in control of his car and that it New York spot quotations fol- End Jotln Std Brand halted while workmen lined th of the fire committee, urged the Er|e Lack 15!4 Std Oil Cal spokesman said officers were the U.S. Third Circuit Court of —Michael J. Palumbo's reques shaft with concrete. A seven-lnc struck a guard rail. low: Firestone Std Oil NJ public to sound a fire alarm im- 37 W Studebaker sent to the Mosque Theater, Appeals here before Judges Aus- to build an apartment over a g. Hospital authorities said Mr. Mixed colors: Extras (47 lbsFl.a Pw 44% supply shaft was being drlllec mediately when indications of a Fla P&L Texaco rage at his home at 285 Wa! 72»i Tex G Bui where the contract election was||in R; Staley, William H. Hast alongside the rescue hole. Beam; Vaccaro injured his left ankle >|'-mln.) 37-38! extras medium (40J Food Fair 2H4 St. ire are discovered. FMC Cp Textron held, because of a disturbance le and William F. Smith. and aluminum bars were to be and received several cuts on the lbs. average) 26^-27>/2; stand- Ford Mot 50% Tldewat Oil Mr. Warren said Friday's alert 52 Transamer but no arrests were made. He Butenko and Ivanov have been -The petition of Russell Cell sent through it so the men couli forehead. ards 331/&-351/S; checks 28-29. darretl 57% came through police hsadquar- Gen Accept \S\ Un Carbide said the police had not become held without bail in Hudson 402 Wall St., to convert a om Whites: Extras (47 lbs. min.)Gen Cigar L'n Pac brace the ceiling of the aban- ters and police were the first to - ADVERTISEMENT . l Gen Dynam 35% Unit Alrc • involved in determining who County jail, Jersey City, N.J. family house there to a two-fam doned gallery in which they took i**Xl A-®', «rtr«j~medium (40 lbsGe. n EIcc -38 Untied Cap -- would speak or vote. "What dif- FBI agoftts arrested th'»m in lly houjB.. :'" arrive tt thfe scene and had to average) ' M54-27V4; top quality Gen Fds "82 Ua Plywd refuge when the minB wa cal! the fire department: Gen Motors 86% US liub ference would it make to us?" Englewood, N.J., last Tuesday '(47 lbs. min.) 39!4-42; mediums; 885%% US Lines —A request by Joseph Sum flooded. Better a wild goose chase, Mr. NATIONAL COUNCIL: % US Smelt he asked. night. ., (41 Jbs. average) 27-28'/i;. smalls Gen Pub Ut. 27321% monte of Oceanport to divide Ian O'Hern remarked, than to take a Tol i.Tcl 237'%1 ua sttei '•• on Clinton Ave. Into Iwo noi (36 lbs. average 23-24; peewees Gen Tire 13% Walworth ECUMENICAL COUNCIL chances by wasting a few "QUIT SMOKING AND Glen Aid Warn B Pic conforming lots. 20-21. doodrlch 55 VATICAN CITY - The Vati- precious moments. ti " Goodyear toll Wn Un Tel Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.) Grace Co 4) Wests El The board held for future at can Ecumenical Council re- STAY ALIVE LONGER" 38-3% top quality (47 lbs. min.)Ot A&P 39»4 White Mot tion the petition of John Moon sumed work today after a four- Greyhound 46 Woolwth Reaction to Zoning Code NEW YORK-Current surveys 38!£<40; mediums (41 lbs. avGM- ( Oil 47% Ynmt Sh&T 46 Villa PI., to build an add day recess and turned to thi Ihnun Pap 3G'i Zenith R by the Medical Advisory Board erage) 27J6-29; smalls (36 lbsHer. e Fdr 35-4 tion to a room, and a fireplace, question of a larger role foiis Sought by Township of the National Council on Smok- III Cent M»4 I which would reduce his side yan tverage) 24-25; peewees 20-21. bishops. In governing the Romai OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Public ing and Health show that pack- four feet, three feet less tha Catholic Church. a-day smokers shorten their lives required in the ordinance in hi reaction to a new zoning code by at least four years. Further- Out of the discussion coul will be heard Nov. 15 at a special LOCAL SECURITIES area, and a request by Homar come a kind of Senate of Bishop; more, recent tests prove that Rt. 35, for additional signs. Planning Board meeting in town- smokers are susceptible to more- The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- working directly with the Pope ship hall. in administering church affairs forms of heart and lung disease ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- Alvin Gershen Associates, Tren- than non-smokers. The National tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities CANT PLEASE Traditionally the Pope has gov Council has just completed a re- could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated erned the church through • thi ;on, have almost completed the township's master plan and hope port on how to control the ciga- by the "asked") at the time of completion. SOUTH MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - Vatican Curia, the Italian-dom rette habit. BANKS When residents complained ;o present it on that date. natod administrative apparatu; For your copy — send your Dlv. weeds clogging a canal, the Citthat developed as a papal cab] If the new zoning code meets 2.50 Council ordered use of chemical with public acceptance, Mayor name and address to: National Belmar-Wall National net in the centuries when th Council on Smoking and Health Central Jersey Bank (x) to kill the growth. John J. Reilly said council can 1.00 pontiff was a temporal as wel -Dept. 527LI, 225 E. 46th St., Farmers & Merchants Then the residents returne' as a spiritual leader. be expected to act on the matter New York 17. New\York. First Merchants National Bank .25 n December. Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 witli a complaint that the dca But Pope Paul VI and th' Adv. Monmouth County National .12 weeds smelled. lshops, who constitute the bull New Jersey Trust (xx) .50 Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 •ARE FLOORS CRY FOR Sea Bright National 1.00 KAUTIFU1, FLOOR COVERINGS INDUSTRIAL BY STERLING Brockway Glass (x) .. Bzura Chemicals Stop in for a free consultation. You'll Family Circle find H will make a wonderful world of International Flavors and Fragrances difference In vour decorating! Laird St Company Monmouth Capital FULL HOUSE — Thomas W. Kerwin, chief cuitodian of Monmouth Electric Monmouth Park voting machines, points to the longest list of candiates N. J. Natural Gas Common in the county. Ha tests the Marlboro bailor, on which ttlltlflTNl(ic N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. (x) Rowan Controller 17 mayoralty and council candidates are listed inde- j Have you noticed that lome of J. Kridel's great 14* Broad St., Red Bank, N. 4. SH 7-MM Spiral Metal pendently because of requirements of iha recently I array of weather coats are on the thinj floor? • W JLM. to I F.H. Mao. Itai Tri, U. S. Homes & Development Corp. (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock , adopted Faulkner Ac) form of government. 6 Of COUttt 4-Tuwday. NOT. 5, 1963 RED SANK *rrailM5U llCWLu, ^ th* cut *bovld kavt MIAMI (AS) - «•» «« «* 1001 To Keep Up With the Joneses, Trial in Suit' TRENTON (AP) — The New Jersey Supreme Court ordered a new trial yesterday for a suit by] TOYS •GREETING CARDS a plywood firm against Philip L. It Will Take 17 White Collies Neidlinger of Matawan. PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES By BOB ERAMLEV Breezewood Kennels, Damn Rd., only; puppies not up to show The U. S. Plywood Corp. won ENGLISHTOWN — For Tom it started with "that doggie in standards are sold off as pets. a $23,157 judgment against Neid- STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES and Ursula Jones, who operate the window." , * "But don't get ffie idea there's linger for unpaid bills. Neidlinger any money in dogs," Tom ex- - ADVERTISEMENT- I'd raised collies ever since appealed for a new trial and the ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS Now Many Wear I was 15," Ursula said, stroking plained, "It's strictly a hobby- Supreme Court granted it In 7-0 Drifty's head, "but never a pure costs us about ^2,000 a year," decision. bred one. In County Jobs FALSE TEETH "So three years ago, when we Neidlinger's firm became in- There's no money in shows, solvent in 1959, when he dis- SH 1-0001 lived in Southampton, L.I., I de- either. Other expenses a^ide, thi With Little Worry cided I wanted a thoroughbred." covered' a woman bookkeeper had REDIANK A»t, talk, laugh or sneeze without entry fee for each dog is $6 to embezzled $200,000. His lawyer 17 Broad St. few of Insecure false teeth dropping, "Yeah," chimed in husband $7, and for a first priie you •Upptng or wobbling* FASTEETH called a meeting of creditors and holds plates firmer and more com- Tom, "I was going to get her collect only $5. a plan was worked out for an- fortably. This pleasant powder has no a dog from the pound—maybe rummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. That's why Torn is a count; other firm to complete, some of Doesn't cause nausea. It's alkaline spend four or five bucks—but no, probation officer, and Ursula Neidlinger's contracts and turn (non-acid). Checks "plate odor" she's got to have a thoroughbred. works as a secretary in the coun- the profits over to the creditors. (denture breath). Qet FASTEETH at We priced them. You know whal drug counters everywhere. ty prosecutor's office. Neidlinger did not bother to file New Way Found they cost? Breeding show dogs is like i a bankruptcy petition, which •Nearly Had Attack' chronic illness, the Joneses say would have given the creditors "Seventy-five to 150 bucks — you can't get rid of it once a percentage of the amounts due To Stop Hair Loss, and up — Just for a dog. you've got it. Their whole life them and would have freed him nearly had a heart attack!" revolves around their collies. from further liability for the Asked if they have any chil- debts. Grow More Hair Ursula finally found her dog HOUSTON. Texas-For yean causing their hilr los»? Even if for $35—but she was "a clown, dren, they answered, "Yes, 17, A year later, Neidlinger's wife out back in the kennels." died, leaving him a large estate. "they said it couldn't be done." baldness may seem to "run to no good at all for breeding or your family," this Is certainly no show. We sold her to a woman Collies make wonderful pets CLASSY COLLIE — "Drif+y," whose "straight" name it U. S. Plywood sued Neidlinger But now a Texas firm of labora- for the amount he owed them. proof of the cause ol YOUR hair with seven children." Tom pointed out. They can live tory consultants has developed a anywhere—even in a small apart- "Breezewood lea 'n Sno," is 15 months old, but ri» hat At the trial, U. S. Plywood loss. «. Tow thought he'd bring "this treatment that is not only stop- SJjent. won an order withdrawing the dog business to a screaming, already won four firsts and a second in five shows. He ping hair loss , but is really Actually, there ace at least 18 1 .. .Because they,, have keen hied. case from the jury and giving it screwhing "half-ife'd fix Ursula : growing..bajrl scalp Mnditjons that can causa to herd sheep, poultry 8ntf*«V8H a JudgineM; The "apjjfelliiUs" tll*t« He insisted they get a whit< hair loss. No matter whlcnrWfiF such small creatures as baby of Breeiewood Kennels, Englishtown. sion of Superior Court upheld They , don't even ask you to collie— the rarest, most e^ien chicks, they are very careful o take their word for it. If they is the catfse of your hair loss, H sive kind—figuring Ursula woul property and won't knock ovei believe that the treatment will you wait until you are illck bald see the light. lamps, crash into furniture, or help you, they invite you to try and your hair root* are dead, They bought Frosty, Drifty's Political Blast Is Cut Short create a household shambles a it for 32 days, at their risk, and ypu are beyond help. So, If you sire, for $100. A year later, Frosty many dogs their size will. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — An there was no attempt made to He said "Republicans walk on see for yourself! still have hair (or at least some won first prize in the Collie Clu expected final blast by Repub- "Influence the vote." sidewalks as well as Democrats." fuzz) on top of your head, and of America show. Best For Children Naturally, they would not lican candidates at the Demo- Julius Jacoby of West Keans- would like to stop your hair loss Best $100 Ever Spent burg was critical of Mr. Nixon's It pays to advertise in the Red offer this no-rlsk trial unless the Their even temperament makes cratic administration failed to and grow more hair , , . now "It was the best $100 we ever them the best of dogs for chil- stand on the sidewalk question. Bank Register.—Advertisement. treatment worked. However. It is is the time to do something spent." Tom declared. "That was dren's pets. materialize Friday at the last Impossible to satisfy everyone. MIDDLETOWN about it. before iff too late. Route 35 and it. Now we've got 17 dogs." Excellent watchdogs, collies are regular meeting of the Township The great majority of cases The Joneses specialize in white used in Japan as guards in de- Committee prior to tomorrow's Loejch Laboratory Consultants, collies, a rare form of the breed, of excessive hair fall and bald- New Monmouth Rd. partment stores. They are trained election. Inc., will supply you with treat- difficult to raise. to attack shoplifters, so when in ness are the beginning and Allan Nixon, GOP candidate for 2 DROPS ment for 32 days, at their risk, "When we told people we were Tl'okyo, keep your hands in you more fully developed stages of New Shrewsbury Township Committee, attempted If they believe the treatment will going to raise white collies, theth y pockets. to exploit the sidewalk referen- AS SWEET AS male pattern baldness and can- help you. Just send them the at Route 35 said we were out of our minds, The dog show year runs from dum, a proposal he termed |not be helped. information listed below. All in- Shrewsbury Ave. Tom will tell you. May to May. Tom and Ursula "poorly drafted" and "ambigu- 1 TEASPOON Tj« dogs are bred for show have set themselves"a goal of But how can any man or quiries are answered promptly, ous." 50 trophies a year. OF SUGAR! oman be sure what is actually by nail and without obligation. In 1962, they won 39. This year, Committeeman Marvin Olinsky, NO OBLIGATION COUPON to date, they have been awarded candidate for re-election and To: Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc. 13, .in only three or four shows. serving as temporary chairman Dept. J-21, Box 66001, 3311 West Main St. Dogs Love Travel in the absence of Mayor Philip J. SWEETA Houston, Texas 77006 They will compete in 10 to 15 Blanda, Jr., cut the public hear- ing session of the meeting short Squibb concentrated I now Jiave, or have had, the following conditions: shows this year, traveling the How long has your hair been thinning? Eastern seaboard with their dogs with "this is not the place for non-fattening sweetener. | Do you still have hair? or fun? on top of your head. in a diminutive station wagon. political debate on sidewalks. The "The dogs love to travel in it,' candidates have debated the ques- How long is it? - -—:—-—— Ursula said. "Once we had all :ion for the last six weeks all Do you have dandruff? - Is it dry? or oily? . of 34th St. looking at us." >ver the place." die iqueexe-o-drop bottle. Forked mm Does your scalp have pimples or other irritations? _—~ Several litters of pups are bred Mr. Nixon rapped the commit- M««.MTnt or hot bmwoget, far oM klndt of 40E.MVfU| Is your hair dry? - or oily? , . each year at Breezewood Ken- tee for its "late" mailing of an cooMng, extra wonderful for dieting. Does your forehead become oily or greasy? . .. nels, An average of three out of explanation of the sidewalk ques- Does your scalp itch? ..- When? L • , ,. five puppies are of show quality. tion to local residents, LITTLE SILVER Attach any other information you feel may bt helpful——., "We find good homes for the He said "it comes too late and rest," Tom says. does not give the people time to NAME : ..- ~ So if your "doggie in the win- digest the issue," and termed it FAMILY PHARMACY dow" happens to be a white col- a "political piece." ADDRESS ,.. lie, see Tom. It'll cost you about Mr. Olinsky explained the letter 493 PROSPECT AYE. LITTLE SILVER $50. was signed by the Township Com- Call 741-1121 oi 747-0164

About 25 members, their hus- bands and friends spent a week- end at the Blue Mountain Lodge, Hamburg, Pa., on the anual trip of the GG's Sewing Club. Mak- Attached to jour present oil burner, MAGIC-GRID concentrates ing the trip were Mr. and Mrs. and controls the flame pattern to make oil burn hotter and more completely. Gives more heat from less oiL 'Trademark Theodore G. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. James Neidinger, Mr and Mrs 4. ¥i H''f%M:Mi '-::i^§M^^M^^§}^^^MW^M^/^ ' $53.50 down our drain, not yours. William Urstadt, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Ross, Mrs. Eva Oretel You see, every time we install one of the Esso Mr. and Mrs. Roland Emmons Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCleaster MAGIC-GRID heat boosters (pictured above) we and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. L. figure on losing an average of $53.50 a season Jackson from this area; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pahl of Great Riv- in heating oil business. er, L. I., N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Because the Esso MAGIC-GRID makes oil Roy Boyer of Laureldale, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William Bitterman burn hotter and more completely, you use less of Middletown, Pa., Mr. and Mrs oil—10%, 20%, 30%, even 40% less oil. Bernard Stansfield of Mechanics- burg, Pa,, Mr. and Mrs. Law- In actual home tests it averages out that oil rence Arnold of Cumberland, Pa bills are1 cut $53.50 a year per customer. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo M. Web- That's $53.50 we lose.... unless you look at ster, after spending some time it this way: •— at their summer home in Sax- on River, Vt., have returned to If we can provide you with premium quality their home on Holmdel Rd. Esso Heating Oil at regular price— John P. Wadington, who was a And offer Esso "Watchdog" Service to guard surgical patient in Riverview -your family's heating comfort 24 hours a day, Hospital, Red Bank, has returned to his home on Deer Crest-Dr. everyday— And if we can continue to develop new ways Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D Frye have returned to their (like the Esso MAGIC-GRID heat booster) to home on Bethany Rd. after make modern oil heat even more economical- spending a few day^ at their farm in the Finger Lakes region Then you're going to stay with oil... and with of New York state. us... for a mighty long spell. And we're willing The 18th annual Father and to sacrifice an average of $53.50 a year, per Son Banquet will be held by the customer, to keep it that way. Men's Club of St. John's Mcth odist Church, Hazlet, at Centra Under the circumstances, wouldn't you be Grammar School, Keyport, Nov, 15 at 7 o'clock. A roast beef din throwing money down the drain by not investi- ner will be served, followed by gating the Esso MAGIC-GRID heat booster? an entertainment. Call HUMBLE: HU 6-7000. '• way todry clothes? think What have you got to lose? Certainly not Pre-Teen Study l^©^^::y^^^^^itte'^^^t©9trit:: dryer'yoti "c^in. use it the day it's money—we guarantee that! t Starts Tonight •10:1 delivered because*j!ber^'s no need to vyqrry about additional fume MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! If you are not L1TLE SILVER - A new study :*v: eventing. Just onesihgrfecbiihection installs it—you pick the spot completely satisfied after one year of opera- group to learn more about pre- .;.; • ;~any*here in the house. ; ! ;• : tion, we will remove your MAGIC-GRID and its teens has been established by the Parent-Teacher Association. The controls, restore your equipment to its original irst meeting of the new group See your Reddy Kilowatt Dealer today and let him show you how condition, and refund your money in full. will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the cafeteria of the Markham to "Waltz Through Washday" with a flameless electric dryer. Place School. Arnold Lieberman will be to- night's speaker. He is a psychiat- ric social worker at the Pollak Clinic, Monmouth Medical Center and an intake worker for the HUMBLE 'amily and Children Service. He Buy with aiiuranc* 111 discuss the normal develop- from your local Rcddy OIL & REFINING COMPANY ment of early teens,'family In- Kilowatt Cooperating America's" Loading Enorgy Company fluences and general behavior 'Htlerns. DioUr who displays Mrs. Sylvia Grubman is chair- this •mbUm AI nan of the study group. Refresh- INVESTOR-OWNED ELECTRIC COMPANIES ments will be served. 150 Parade At Oak Hijl HED -BAMC wmsm Tuqity, NOT. 5, 1963-5 •MDDfc^roWN -<-M0re than Hick*, Pat ScWck,' CMy Cor- W djUaWMU* Oak Hffl, rangini g dodpn and Nancy Bachman. in ige from one through 12, Judged the most original were ttrned out list Saturday in cos- lett Tyrrell, Irene Hicks, Becky tume to be judged fad partid- dimming and Susan Ford, pata in a Halloween earaife. The Funniest costume awards were DOWNTOWN RED BANK wttt m sponsored }>y the Oak received by Mike Dabby, Beth Hill Association. and Bill Collins and Jan Ray. Judges were Edward law, Spookiest costume awards went Stanley Chase and Mrs. C. R. to Scott Wacker, Lisa Collett, NoWe. Blair Bulmer and-David Binder. Prices for the prettiest cos- tuiDB were awarded to Patty Winter Gets Early Start cs On Parkway Make party gowns, Christmas gifts WOODBRIDGE-Winter has be- YeviustMt gun on the Garden State Park- ddwHh way. The New Jersey Highway flCMW Authority has equipped the toll WAICCT road with snowplows, a 24-hour- Christmas sednic and a-day force o! maintenance men and tons of salt and sand, and has asked the motorist to look to his own equipment. ' BORDER PRINTS Authority Vice Chairman John B, Townsend said the parkway's action will be to no avail if users neglect to chpck their tires, bat- teries, brakes, anti-freeze, wind- POSTER CONTEST WINNERS — Scotr Paden, a seventh grade student in the Marie, shield wipers and defrosters. ham Place School and a winner in the Halloween poster contest sponsored by the . »The>, jwithnrity .^Jwt :,M. its picnic areas and disengaged its grass mowers. the chairman, Anthony J. DeStefano. Other winners are, left to right, Carole Juli- It was announced that informa- ano, eighth grade; Diane Delsardo, sixth grade, Tony Chimento, seventh grade, and Many patterns to ; Claus, Holly wreaths, ornamental tion on skiing conditions and ac- Nancy Bertelsen, eighth grade. Not in the picture it another winner, Guy Lucian, commodations again will be avail- Chnstmas.borclets, all-over Christmas' FOR SALE sixth grade. Forty youngsters participated. able around the clock at the Tex- scenics, more. Vatdyed, full bolts. A fine Mlectlon of aco station in the parkway's \ Perfect fahrica for- aprons, cats WASHERS, DRYERS, northern most service area ai Montvale. purtains, table covers, eta' GAS RANGES, 3 Drivers' Note Cancer Funds Use REFRIGERATORS and LITTLE SILVER - Dr. The total $20,508.29 expenditure Deans to Speak licenses Charles L. Zukaukas, chairman is $5,868.88 more than was spent FREEZERS at of the executive committee of the in the previous year, Dr. Zukau- IARGAIN PRICES At Miami Parley Monmouth. County Chapter, kas said. • " NEWARK - James R. Deans, Suspended American Cancer Society, re- Home care was extended to 84 mm, r,. Slightly chipped or dented 272 Prospect Ave., Little Silver, TRENTON-The licenses of 13 ports that the chapter spent $19,- patients. There was a patient but fully warranted me- will attend the National Confer- Jonmouth County drivers have 396.29 in providing for the home load of 30 at the beginning of the een suspended under the state's care of cancer patients in the new fiscal year. , • Special ence of Health and Welfare Pen- NEW TWILl-BACKED VELVETEENS chanically. K>inf system the Division of Mo- year ending -Sept. 1, 1963, sion Plans at Miami, Nov. 10-14, Luxury quality with lbcked-in pile. Black and Mr. Deans, who is director ol or Vehicles announced today. In addition, the chapter con- There's no Trick to Having Ex- AT OUR high style Fall •colors. 36" wide.' yard group pension sales for the Pru- Suspended were: three months, tributed $1,112 to the tumor clin- tra Cash. You Get it Fast When dential Insurance Co., will ad James J. Campbell, 19, of 2 Madi- ics at Fitkin Hospital and Mon- You Use The Register Classified. 72" WIDE NYLON NETS-15 COLORS WAREHOUSE dress fee 1,200 delegates to tht son Ave., Spring Lake; Jerry mouth Medical Center. —Advertisement. Better quality nets in. 15 fashion Qolorg. For dres- Gale, 27, of 8 High St., Long ses, petticoats, aprons, etc. ,,, .yard CORNER HOPE ROAD and conference on new development! in fixed-income pension plans, Hi 5ranch; James Greulich, 24, of GARDEN STATE PKWY. SPUR FIESTA P1UOW-CASE BORDER PRINTS will place special emphasis o i91 Hopping Rd., Belford, and Five, smart designs to make Christmas gifts. Fine the trend toward including wid- Ulen C. Matura, 18, of 14 Center YOU HAVE 'TIL percale, 38* wide, vatdyed colors..,-....-.. .yard MONTGOMERY WARD ows' benefits in pension pians It., Freehold. negotiated between labor ani And two months, Robert T. PERCALES IN FIESTA SOLID COLORS Moimealh Shopping Center management. Jallagher, 19, of 11 Marc Dr., NOV. 10th Light, medium, dark colors, for Christmas sew- Hatawan; Harold P. Levy, 17, of ing. Wash-fast, 38" wide...' ,..-....-.'. .yord LI 2-2150 Mr. Deans is a frequent lec- 101 New York Blvd., Sea Girt; to go to First Merchants National arid open an turer on pension subjects before account that will itart earning Interest from November lit. lichard G. Dollinger, 22, of 91 FELT SQUARES IN MANY COLORS civic and insurance groups. »ark Ave., Keansburg, and Wil- Q/ Interest on Passbook Savings Make your own decorator holiday pleeeV $ iam T. Luther, 20, of RD 1, Eng- /'O Accounts All Christmas colors available. i ishtown; *% Intenit on 12-month> tlma ct'Kllcat. available on any date BORROW 2200 And: 45 days, Ralph W. Barth, !, of Washington and Concord Asbury Park 5 REPAY $18.75 A MONTH Fair Haven • Holmdil Vve., Leonardo; one month, Al- KEPAYMENT SCHEDULE Red Bank I OPEN Larger amounri at proportion- >ert Caruso, 44, of RD 2, Eng- North Asbury Park Downtown AMOUNT 15 YBAKS ate rates—home ownen, with lishtown; Leonard M. Tuttman, Manasquin • Brlells VIED, and FRl. . (2,200 118.57 or without existing mortgage!, 46, of 620 Bangs Ave., Asbury Red Bank 3,000 26.32 consolidate your bills Into one low monthly payment. Park; Terry J. Robinson, 27, of EVEHIHGS 1,000 45.20 Asbury Park Village, .Asbury i&ooo 8139 OH ADDITIONAL CA5H Park, and William D. Uyton, 27, ,CALlrl«MftV 741-4702 OR VISIT if West Farms Rd., Farmingdale. NORTHEAST ASSOCIATES,INC. 1814 Springfltld Ave. Matlewosd, N. J. 24-HOUR SERVICE Main Office ES 1-1100 Oven Dill) 'ill 8:30 p.m., all day Saturday RAZY DAYS AT IRWIN'S FURNITURE MEANS SAVINGS TO YOU - 4 DAYS FLOOR SAMPLES-CLOSE OUTS-AS IS-ORDER IN-COMPARE DOUBLE DRESSER BASE 39001 SOFA BED 3900 MAPLE CLUB CHAIR SIMMONS HIDE BED 3-PIECE 00 QQOO MODERN 15 LIVING ROOM MAPLE RECLINER NYLON-FOAM DRESSER PLASTIC COVER Color Choice 95 29oo Miss Lorraine Bellezza 19°° 139 Gets 9th Award NEW BUFFETS USE ODD For Suggestions RED YOUR CHESTS 24°° CREDIT FORT MONMOUTH - A secre- WOOD 95 tary at the U.S. Army Electronics HOLLYWOOD BED Materiel Support Agency holds PICNIC SET the agency's championship when FOAM MATTRESS it comes to adopted suggestions BOX SPRING TABLE and BENCHES under this installation's incentive 00 Don't Be awards program. HEADBOARD Miss Lorraine Bellezza, 148 . 9 Caught Sleeping Seeley Ave., Keansburg,' who is C00 assigned to the agency's Procure 36 2-PC. This Winter.. ment Documents Branch,., last ^DD BEDS week was presented a cash award 00 for tier ninth adopted suggestion. 3-Pc. EARLY AMER. DANISH AH told, her'suggestions have re- TO sulted in an.annual savings to the SECTIONAL ;overnment of some $2,700. 95 SUPPER CHAIR SECTIONAL Her n.nth award, presented by 00 Lt. Col. Charles J. Kronkc, act- 159 TURQ. PLASTIC DEN ng agency commander, was for 00 89 FOAM 1 suggestion recommending that MAPLE HUTCH SET I work sheet used in preparing 15 ATLANTIC GLASS < procurement data availability TOPS and BASES MODERN GREY FOAM schedules be printed on vellum. 00 ODD TABLES BEDROOM SUITE I Adoption of (he idea is expected PLASTIC will replace broken to result in a saving of $150 in ' 59 00 DOUBLE DRESSER I materials. . 3-PC 1 __ MIRROR • CHEST or defective I MAPLE CORNER BOOKCASE BED 2 TABLES $ 00 BOX SPRINGS i To Honor Park DESK 24 to£ o 00 00 99 89 STORM WINDOWS i Guide Scouts OCC. CHAIRS 10 OAKHURST — New Jersey will $ 00 honor more than 250 Monmoutli FROM 19 MATTRESSES TILT TOP CARD TABLE 6 NOW County Boy Scouts who served as FREE Insurance Estimates guides at Allaire State Park last Cheerfully Given summer al ceremonies in the De- SEE FABULOUS REDUCTIONS ON EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE PARKING serted Village of Allaire Country Store next Sunday at 2 p.m. FROM SUCH NAMES AS KROEHLER-RO WE-BASSET-WILLIAMS Certificates of appreciation will be presented to each of the Scouts NELSON-AMERICAN-CRESTLINE AND MANY, MANY MORE by Kenneth H. Creveling, acting ATLANTIC GLASS CO. director of the Dlvlston_of_Re. TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION HERE! source Development of the state "Glass and Mirrors in Every Size You Can Brialc" Department of Conservation nnd Economic Development. Other Storet In 21 MAPLE AVENUE _ 1813 ST. HWY. 71 The Boy Scout project at the 27 Monmouth St., Red Bank WOODBRIDGE BELMAR park got under way four years R|. 9—VA 4-7700 RED BANK age, according to Ross Thomp- 747-0011 Con.tr Whit. Str|.t l.'( un^i So. of 18th Avo. EAST BRUNSWICK c son, Mannsquan, a member of the Daily 9:00 to 9:00—Saturday till 4:00 Rt. 18—CL 4-1 ni and Map!. A».n5. UWflW*/ Highway 71 (4NJ activities and civic service com- EASIEST CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE ' NIXON. Rt. 27, Nixon Tel. 747-2020 Tel. 681-1200 mittee of the southern district of the council, who is In charge of Ow. an ,acro of furniture at Discount Prlcoi Shopping Center— LI 1-8100 1) Open All Day Saturday the program. How About That V Show We Put OaF Russia Again Wl by Jtota & CMk art awry Ctaqr By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL«CO*T ,j MAriMd trite fed BMk II|UH Incorporated WASHINGTON — Russia is again baffling'ti.S. W. HAKKY PENNWGTON. Prcridem JAMES J. HOGAN. E telligence from inside Cubai. i . -' \ It was one of the most^tragic the story of the ice show blast in These Days; which 68 persons died and 339 were LETTERS To add to these conflicting estimates, reliable Cu- front pages we have seen in a long ban refugees are warning that most of the Russian injured. PRAISE FOR OUR time. Fairness, Ad Infinitum VOLUNTEER FIREMEN troop? have not left the island but have only taken The deaths were big news of the 126 Branch Ave., off their uniform: The refugees' most recent estiirlate 'Tragedy fn County—8 Violent By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN 1 Red Bank, N. J. day—and they had to be reported. is 18,000. - Deaths" the major headline in Fri- To the Editor Even our experienced newsmen . The. Manion Forum. of South Bend, Ind., which While, watching the Red Bank Halloween parade, I heard a man THE NEW THREAT—The surprise, appearance of day's Register. Related headlines cringed at the nature of the^ deaths ipecializes in giving voice to good conservatives on jts say "look at the beautiful truck, more Soviet jet fighters and fighter-bombers in Cuba told how three children perished in not bad for a volunteer com- and the fact that there was so much and TV programs, is very much worried abdu has touched off a new debate in the.administration's an apartment fire, twins died jn a pany." No, he was right, not tragedy in such a short period. tiie'new "fairness" doctrine being emphasized in a. re bad for volunteers, but I wish he intelligence community over whether the additional car blaze, a cemetery pillar fell, kill- Thursday and Friday were two cent ruling of the Federal Communications Commis- could have been on Branch Ave. planes represent an offensive threat. sion. The doctrine, so Mr. L. F. Rear- at 3 a.m. to see those volunteers ing a youth; a Fort Monmouth sol- days that the county will long re- living so devotedly of their time, don, a vice president of the Manion energy and yes, love to their fel- One group of experts, comprised mostly of intelli- dier was killed in a crash, and a member. For in our midst came, Forum, fears, will be invoked to badger low neighbor. gence officials from the CIA and the State Department, Neptune man was stabbed fatally. death—and with it the deep sadness all sorts of right-wingers and keep them As some of you people may or stresses that the new aerial build-up is "defensive," that comes with losing a loved one. from telling their side of the story in may not know, especially our since most of the planes are single-engine MIG-21s, And then in Indianapolis there was newcomers to Monmouth County, their broadcasts. these men who are your neigh- 19s and 17s.' ' | Well, it's taken long enough for the bors, clerks in the stores, paint- Your Money's Worth; ers, policemen, commuters, who • These intelligence experts emphasize that the conservative movement in the United hold many different jobs, make planes haivei-ari out-and-back range of 300 miles, which States to make a comeback after the up your fire company. greatly limits their, use as bombers against the U.S. Replacing Appliances Causes Boomlet Chamberlain ideological debacle of the Nineteen These same men after working Thirties, and one can see why conservatives should their regular jobs helped the chil- r.group, made up.,of .Intelligence experts By SYLVIA PORTER dren enjoy an evening of fun at have gotten into the habit of looking apprehensively a parade, returned to their own from the three military services*-claims that a bnUd-up In May It was the stove, In Vacuum cleaners . 23.7 38.4 Unless the U. S. consumer has over ^ieir shoulders. But just how much does the FCCfamilies only to be called out to of this size presents an "offensive" threat July it was the big TV set, now Replacement buying is the big he income and the confidence "fafrn,ess" rule menace conservative broadcasters? give aid to a family in trouble. it's the vacuum cleaner, and toon new force, but there are other to buy, none of these forces will It was indeed a tragedy that These Pentagon veterans point out that more Ihan' it, will be the bedroom- air con- factors, too, which indicate that matter much. But the tax cut Can't'some swift and effective counter remedy be those little lives were lost as all 150 of the Soviet jets could be converted Into 900-ttile- ditioner; for a reputable serv- the glittering pattern drawn by will help prop our prosperity, and ound? effort was given to save them, range nuclear bombers in a matter of hours. This of- iceman warns .the automakers. in 1963 is to be then for the first time in almost these same men are parents and -me, "You'll be duplicated by the appliance mak- decade, our,rising rite of buy- • The new "doctrine," as Dean Manion's vice presi- they know the heartache that fensive capability could be attained by equipping the 'wasting your ers in the period ahead. ing of durable goods will be work- dent Reardon puts it, "attempts to enforce an unlawful sometimes follows when that MIGs with additional fuel tanks and a new-type A- money if you New families wilt be created at ing for our economy's growth rule that equal time be given to those who oppose any alarm goes off.— bomb rack. repair 1 a quickening pace as the young rather than against it. ' The next time we see those point of view expressed over radio or TV. This rule, shiny, beautiful trucks, let us be again." men and women born in the post- THE BIG MYSTERY-Still unsolved is the grow- We're only World War II baby boom reach n practice, has been applied only to conservatives ever grateful for the wonderful one small fam- marrying age. Each of thefee fam- eft-wing extremists of every ilk are clamoring to 'an- men who volunteer to see that ing mystery surrounding heavy Soviet construction'in ily, but all by ilies is a Jirand new market for KNOW YOUR these trucks get to your home the mountainous central region of Cuba. swer* our program." . and dear ones. ourselves we're appliances across-the-board. If GOVERNMENT [creating i we can speed and maintain Very sincerely, Prepared by N. i. Taxpayers Everything that Mr. Reardon says may be true Dorothea P. Cross. Cuban refugees say the Russian technicians are I "boomlet" fo our economy's growth so these building huge underground missile silos, although -„ Porter ,. the applianci Association, 143 E. State St.. nsofar as it applies to his own predicament. But if thi (Mrs. Lynn Cross.) youngsters can get jobs to fi- Trenton 8. N. J. industry as we replace a seriei nance their, marriages, their buy- conservatives limit themselves to the defensive in this big rockets have so far been sighted in the underground* CRUELTY TO WILDLIFE of appliances bought In the ear- ing will reach explosive propor- hideaways. matter of protesting the "fairness" directive, which 280 S. Pearl St., ly-and mid-SOs arid now eithe tions toward.the end of this dec- Voters in seven New Jersey was issued on July 26, they are bound to loss the.'fight Red Bank, N. J. worn out or rapidly gearing out, ade. municipalities will decide ques- To the Editor: This finding is disputed by the CIA. Its agentsre- Just since spring, our spend- tions involving the forms of their The Equal Time Policy. At the same time, the trend to- A few months ago there was port that the Russians are preparing large underground ing on new appliances has run ward "two or more" is spreading local government at the tfov. into the four figures. None has It seems to this columnist, who listens sporadically an article: in The Red Bank Reg- storage facilities with huge cement covers and air in this industry as it is in the general election. ister about a family that hatched been.an addition to pur 'house- to both TV and radio political programs, that for. every autp. industry. Millions of fami- In East Brunswicx (Middlesex duck eggs from an incubator and vents on top, and not missile silos. hold — in itself a sharp com- lies are right now multiple own- bounty), Hanover (Morris Coun- conservative on the air, there are at least three "lib- raised six ducklings. mentary on this great industry's ers of several major appliances y) and Maplewood (Essex We are the family that raised, Since neither the refugees nor the CIA have failure to develop wholly new erals," to use the word in its contemporary sense. Now and this trend is to become par- County)—each with the township fed and protected them from dogs products which would quickly at- obviously, if the "fairness" criterion is to be applied penetrated the silos, it is doubtful that the U.S. -will ticularly significant in sales of form of government—the ballot until they began trying out their find out wh^t Khrushchev has in store for us until he- tract such families as ours. TV, air conditioners. question will be whether to adopt with any fairness b}L the FCC commissioners, this wings and took short flights to All our purchases have been re- Ample credit to permit buying me of the more modem forms means that conservatives would have the opportunity the roof of the house and on top decides to lift the covers. placements. Admittedly, they are of the items on the installment provided under New Jersey's Op- to cash in on a ratio that is 3-to-l in their favor. Of the car. It was apparent to improved products superior In plan is another key factor fn ional Municipal Charter Law. us by this time that we could no As reported in a previous column, CIA pilots are quality and design to the origi- couraging the industry's Charter study commissions of What they should do to combat any adverse ap- longer keep' them at home, so limited to less than a dozen high-level U-2 reconnais- nals, but still they perform es- sion. ocal citizens elected last Novem- plication of the "equal time" policy is to organize a we brought them to the Mohawk sentially the. same function as Of course, the basis mut be Ser in each of the townships pond. They were extremely hap- sance flights a month, with none parsing directly 6ver the old. a, generally prosperous economy. have recommended change. domestic monitoring service comparable to the one py there as they would find fish Cuba. Instead, the U-2s follow the Cuban coastline The replacement buying which Their reports stressed weakness- maintained by Radio Liberty for keeping tabs on, what nd there was plenty of room staying over international waters and out of range of has now become so crucial a f CARMICHAEL es in the township committee is being said on the air inside Russia. Every time a and water. tor in record automobile sales orm of government and proposed It was then that we had more more than 600 SA-2 missiles that ring the island. is spilling over on a rising scale he stronger administrative struc conservative individual or organization is mentioned in trouble than ever, for several de- (See ALLEN-SCOTT, Page 7) . Into the appliance market. IF TrlERE'4 ures established in either the a derogatory way' DJT'W liberal commentator, the moni- tructive children began throwing Cycle Has Begun TjIMt H mincil-manager of "strong" ma. toring organization could tip somebody to complain rocks and whatever else they 'or-council forms provided under could find, at the ducks. Although The cycle has begun. Sales of ITC A HILARIOUS loudly and at length. The demand for "equal time" eleqtrlc and gas appliances are he optional charter law. The ach one of us spent hours in the ownship form of government running 7 to 8 per cent ahead of BREAKFAST— would absolutely swamp the "liberals" since they have ivening and on weekends with urrently is in use in 212 of New a year ago, and the pace of rise he ducks to prevent anything ersey's 568 municipalities. more programs going.for them anyway. is accelerating. As families across rom happening, there were short the nation who also loaded them- In four Dther municipalities, Just think of the ensuing chaos if the "fairness' periods of time when we could selves with big-ticket appliances oters will be asked to decide doctrine were enforced to the letter of a crazy law. not be with them. It was in- evitable somethihg would happen a decade or so ago go through whether to take the first step in Anytime the "Birchers" are decried by somebody, the at these times and sure enough the same process we're endur- le process toward modernization ing, all records in this Industry I local government structure, chief of the John Birch Society, Robert Welch, could few days later a duck was will be smashed. hey are: Matawan and Middle- demand the right to answer. The New York Conserva- linded in one eye. Several days Actually, replacement buying 3wn in Monmouth County, South later a second one was blinded. tive Party, in its effort to field the attacks made on it We tried talking to the children already has soared beyond what Irunswick in Middlesex County aught trying to Injure the ducks, moat observers believe, is run- nd Montclair in Essex County, over the ^air, would have a 24-hour job on its hands. )irt it was no use. ning double, triple, quadruple, or each case the local governing But it would also have a 24-hour opportunity to get its ody adopted ordinances prewiri- Two days ago two ducks were more the levels of a few years ng for voting on questions of es- own publicity. And the U.S. Congress, to back up the illed for no reason whatsoever! back. Here are Electrical Mer- iblishing a charter study com- ruling of the FCC, would have to legislate a change in We see now it is impossible to chandising Week's estimates of ( lission and simultaneously elect- the calendar to put 48 hours into every official radio leave the ducks at the pond for replacements as a percentage of ig five citizens to serve on such iooncr or later they will all be total tales in 1962 in comparison or TV day. commission. :illed. What kind of a commun- with 1954—and I need only "sur- y is this turning Into when an vey" my own family to forecast Since 1950, when New Jersey's Particularly Silly Ruling iptional charter law was adopt ncident such as this goes un- with complete confidence that The way to. have any palpably absurd ruling or oticcd just because the vandals 35 municipalities containing avery percentage for 1962 will be /ere children? What kind of per cent of New Jersey's pop- law taken off the books is to campaign for its complete higher whtn 1963's story Is re- dults will they grow into? There lation have adopted new char- corded. and impartial enforcement. If conservatives will only ms been a lot of money put into ts. These are listed In "ABC's- get on the ball about this, they can have the FCC sprint- ho playground area adjoining replace replace ew Jersey's Optional Municipal •alei lalei he pond and ,it, also, has been harter Law" published by the ing to take cover; If nobody can mention a person or Annll&ncft lift! 1063 he scene of abuse and vandal- TV 22.7 56.5 ew Jersey Taxpayers Associa- ah organization on the air without guaranteeing equal m. The park surrounding the Air Condi. .5 4.9 ,on. The publication also outlines Mid Is full of ruts and deep holes 19.4 ighlights of procedures eslab- time for reply, Jiow could i the Messrs. Huntley and Clothes dryers ,1 here adults and children have 49.0 62.2 Washers ished by the local government Brinkley ever put on a (show? How could Walter (iiR for worms. Refrigerator 49.0 60.9 egislatlon. (Single copies are Cronkite say anything perlinent? How could Howard Our streets on the west side Freezers «i 19.6 vallable without charge from "So women shouldn't qet involved In S.S Mrflcularly are littered with glass U.C Smith operate? 1 politics, heh. Ho* cone thereQ « Dishwashers ffl1 1.2 4.9 is New Jersey Taxpayers As- [rom liquor bottles and other Watar heaten 102 12.2 ciatlon, 143 East Stata St., The FCC ruling is particularly silly coming 6—Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1063 lebrlj. It seemi that, everything BccfcferangM 40.8 54.9 Trenton, N. J. (Continued orj page 7) (Continued oo pag« 7) pock will iaaue a critique of I RED ?ANK findings and recommend to diool Inspected mtrlo&tr pfagraua, the wa* later entertained hincb by. board member Dr. 1 CtlAN ATlAimC HIGHLANDS - ton J. Clark, Mr. Wuesthoff, i eaac Flora, which lashed Cuba Miss Anne Hoppock, state direc- teachers, Mrs. Curtis 8ien*nwald)| for five days in October. flee4*d tor of elementary education, re- and Mrs. Elbert A. Frimpter •umbsr o? the underground cently visted the local grade SERVES ON DESTROYER *Hoa, according to Cuban refu- school to observe instruction and discuss plans for improvements. USS BARNEY - Richard H. II gees. This <3od-directed atom set George H. Wuesthoff, superin- GaskiU, missile technician third back, the Soviet'* construction tendent, and the Board of Edu class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. II

months . . . Arthur SaUesiager, ft* ehsnge* andadvincei initi- Jr., one ofPr#eld*»t Kennedy's ated since the kindergarten St., Shrewsbury, NAJ., is serv- ing aboard the guided missile de- top aides on Latin American af- through sixth grade system was established. stroyer USS Barney which left fairs, is urging more contact Miss Hoppock toured ever; Norfolk, Va.,4)ct. 1, for the Sixth with the Caatni government. H classroom and area in the build- Fleet in the" Mediterranean. Bar- favors giving VJS. surplus (arm ing. .Prior to her visit, complete ney will spend apprOximatley commodltlie* to Cuba. To push reports on the school work for five months participating in Sixth his project, Schleaing* recently the past year were supplied. Fleet exercises and visiting Eu- cleared the way for four U.S. citi- tti» expected that Miss Hop- ropean ports. zens-tall Quaken-to fly to Cu- ba last week to arrange the dis tribution of an airlift of relief supplies to Cuban victims of the recent hurricane. Th* suppliM, WE FUTUM JOURNALISTS-The R.d lank Rot.ry CM> honor» mentioning every- body. There simply aren't enough airwaves or hours Newark: MI 24109 Paramuat HU M0» to go around to permit a just enforcement of tin "fair- Pltinfield: PL 7-0019 MentoParks UtfTll ness doctrine," And' we are certain the FCC doesn'l 3Slme1S». $HoeV»lde 1-7500 Red lank want to give ail that free time to the John Birch So eiety, anyway. {It Pays to Advertise in The Register r . I NEW 1LLE! Party Leaders Will Keep BY CHEVROLET

Close Tabs on Election n»i*ad«fi ' WASHINGTON (AP) — lead- terminal efforts atata) to beef ers of. both political parties will up big city Republican organi- keep dose tabs on the scattered zations.- ^ '.'.;.. straws In the wind stirred up in Perhaps one-quarter of Phila- Com*) «•down and drtyt Ib today's elections, delphia's 2 million residents are • Or major interest to Demo- Negroes. In recent national and eratsi What, if any. is the extent state elections tha Democrats' of the so-called "backlash" of estimated share of the Negro white resentment to Negro civil .vote has ranged between 74 and rights demands and activities in 82 per cent, , major Northern cities? Some analysts see a Tat* vic- Republican leaders will be tory by 29,000 to «0,0M votes. scanning the slim results to see McDermott has said he'll win what, if any, improvement the by 10,000. party has made in Dixie and The racial issue also hovers the big cities. in the background ot the Ken- At stake ara the governor- tucky election. Republican Louie ships of Kentucky and Missis- B, Nunn has been attacking an i sippi; tha mayor's office in executlvt ordtr Issued by Dem- such cities as 'Philadelphia, ocratic Gov. Bert Combs ban- Boston, Son Francisco, Memphis and Salt Lake City; hundreds of ning racial discrimination in other municipal and state offic- businesses licensed by the state. es; and the state legislatures of The order has been held up by New Jersey, Virginia, Kentucky litigation. and Mississippi. Edward T. Breathitt Jr., the Much of the attention will be Democratic nominee, at, first focused on Philadelphia where embraced tha order. Now; he Democratic Mayor James H. J. says he would turn the natter Tate seeks election to a full over to tha next legislature. four-year term against Repub- Other issues in Kentucky in lican attorney James T. McDer- elude Nunn's claim that Indus- mott. try has passed the state by be' , The city has been the scan* cause of high taxes and Breath- of violence and unrest this year itt'a promise of 75,000 new Jobs, stemming from efforts of Ne- expanded highways and parks, groes to win better Jobs, hous- and improved farm income ; ing and schools. Nunn also has reputedly at- : Both'candidates picture them' tacked the Kennedy admlnistra^ selves as liberal,on racial is- tlon. Neither Kennedy nor lead' , sues. ing Republicans have cam President Kennedy carried paigned in Kentucky, Philadelphia by a whopping Race appears to be the main 331,000 in 1960. Most Republican issue in Mississippi. \ leaders believe it was his show- In past years, the Democrats ' ing in the large Northern cities closed up their political shop : that cost them tha White House after the party primary, be- that year. They have made de cause the winner rarely' wai challenged. But this year Republics nominee Rubell Phillip hai Letters been waging a vigorous cam' ceiTwbeiweetiCiWvreMandCiitvylL (Continued) palgn and there are GOP offi- not bolted down is uprooted and cials in Washington who believe Com* en down and star* art K. A destroyed/ he has a good chance. The Mohawk pond area could The campaign message MMm Sport C«*p* be a very beautiful spot in'Red both Phillips and the Demo- Bank where young families could cratic nominee, Lt. Gov. Paul bring their children to feed the B. Johnson, has been simple: ducks and enjoy the playground. Each claims to be tha strongest We are appealing to city of- foe of integration in Mississippi ficials ,to put an end to this and the Kennedy administration cruelty to wildlife and to preserve in Washington. flow-Chevy spirit in a new kind of car! our public properties. Also running—although' staU Sincerely yours, officials say his write-In votes John Romeo and Family. won't be counted — is, Aaron We buitt this one to do a lot more than just stand around looking beautiful. And the fine hand of Body by Fisher craftsmen shows up beneath this Henry, a Negro druggist. Held its weight down in the 3,000-pound range. Then built four lusty engines one's suave good looks, toa Just listen to the solid Ihunk of a door dosing or APPRECIATION a for it-two sixes and two V8's-with output all the way up to 220 horses*! look at the neat scams and smooth metalwork. You'll see what we mean, Shrewsbury public Schoo v Shrewsbury, N. J. Pack Has Party And if that combination of modest weight and potent power gives you Sound good so far? There's more. Like the fact that Cherefle comes in To the Editor: HAZLET - Cub Pack 114, the idea that this is one frisky car indeed, youVe got the right idea. three series with eleven models-convertibles, sport coupes, sedans, wagons, I Wish to compliment you for reprinting the booklet, "Historical sponsored by the Cove Road Par You've alsogot a roomy car with a generous amount of space for legs, hips, even Super Sport models with front bucket seats. Like the fact that (and see Shrewsbury," in The Red Bank ent-Teacher Organization, wa: shoulders, hats and luggage. Yet its 116-mch wheelbase keeps it if this doesn't strike you as one of the nicest surprises of aO) tha Register. treated to t Halloween party highly maneuverable in traffic and very easy to park. new Chevelle comes at an easy-to-take price! I appreciate the recognition you its recent meeting. have given to Ihe Jerseyana Club It was announced that meet- With its Full Coil mspensioo, it's got a ride that reminds you CHEVROLE1 Like to hear more? The listening's wonderful at yottr Chevrolet Ings of the pack will be held on of Shrewsbury Borough School. 1 of the Jet-emooth kind the way it muffles noise sad eoshkos bumps. dealer's-and so's the driving. The members of the dub and the last Wednesday of the mop their faculty advisors certainly at the Cove Road School at 7:41 deserve It. p.m.,. Under the leadership Ask about a SMILE-MILE Ride and the Chevrolet Song Book at your Chevrolet dealer's The booklet, I believe, Is a Cubmaster Robert Zingler, Fi worthy contribution honoring New PI. Jersey's forthcoming Tercenten- Due to the Thanksgiving hoK ary. I am sure the readers of day, the next pack meeting wil The Register will find tha articles be held Monday Nov. 25 at th both interesting and enlightening school at 7:49 p.m. CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY Sincerely yours, There will be a commltte Howard E. Mattesoh, meeting Tuesday, Nov. lt, at 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK 741-3130 Principal Irwln PI. at 8 p.m. i

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I OPEN A CREDIT ACCOUNT AT TWO GUYS NEW MIDDLETOWN STORE ROUTE 35 ' FAST...EASY :O-Tues*iy.. Nov. 5, 1963 i taucldwj th« Jiving rown. Rig F/CT HAPPEN 70 YOU? witbout strain. ; • RED BANK R£CISTEH- j "I &m't: U&* *Bf. ttp&»i ex- After School Classes In • • - HIM! HEU- ""N POOR MWS PHILOSOPHER «rdst—I Just:move wound," he Qtfl£f POWMIM AM HOUR I •aid. "And I ride * lot. You Stratfomare can meditate well on a horse. OR^OV^rtEMHe -'-Tin credited' with living on. • READING • ENGLISH A double birthday celebration Cary Grant Decides a strict diet, but I really don't, was held Oct. 27 at the home of I just try to please ray stom- Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Frank, 10 ach. I eat whatever I want Canfield La., in honor of Mrs. He'll Learn To Cook whenever I want — but some- • MATHEMATICS rank and her two-year-old son times I go two days without eat- Brian. Friends and family at- ing at all." HRST GRADE THRU ADULT ended for dinner. BOYLE By HAL BOYLE As he completed his dressing .chores, Cary gave jtidblts of in- NEW "YORK (AP) — Cary never win him a Metropolitan Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lewis, 24 Opera audition. He emerged. I formation about himself: Ivy Hill Dr?," enferfamed" arS GrahtTias~dectded~ to learn "how- few moments later clad in "I don't believe in luckTFeo- RUMSON READING INSTITUTE day dinner for Conrad Paulsen, to cook. white towel. ple make their own life by set- his wife Dr. Elsa Paulsen p.nd ting up their own problems. "Maybe if I learn how to Time is scattering more an RUSSELL O. RANNEY, DIRECTOR their children Peter and Chris, cook, somebody'll 'marry me "My biggest failing? Talking New York; Mr. and Mrs. Lou more gray hairs on his head, when I should be listening, I if I ploy my cards wrong," he but he still has the youthfi' Litello, of the Bronx; Mr, andsaid lightly. suppose. 842-1650 Mrs. Givans Mayor and their build of a pro football halfbac "I once got a Boy Scout merit Smiling and now faultlessly children Cheryl and Garry, and •—lean, tanned and muscular. ladge for cooking. But about all attired, he left for his luncheon Mrs. Snow Daily, St. Albans, Asked if he could touch h, . remember now is that you I date, looking as much like a N. Y. knuckles to the floor, Cary sai matinee idol as he did 25 years have to cook things longer at a he'd never tried, then bent eas ago—still charming and cheer- It Pays to Advertise in The Register mountain altitude. ly down several times an ful at 59. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seaman "If a man really goes into it, 33 Avalon La., and Mrs. Sea> he makes a better cook than a man's, parents, Mr. and Mrs, woman. Take Danny Kaye—he's Jack Barst, 65 Andover" La!, were Sunday guests of Mr. andfantastic.-' My cook is rather Mrs. Louis Soodak, Brooklyn. | jealous of his ability.!' —As a-first step in acquiring culinary skill, Grant is having PANCAKE SALE THURSDAY Frank Bragen, Jersey City, i: spending a'week at the home oi a modern electric kitchen in- RARITAM TOWNSHIP - A stalled in his hilltop home north pancake sale to help raise money his son and daughter-in-law Mr ANNIVERSARY of Beverly Hills. FRANK'S for an electric scoreWrd for and Mrs. Francis Bragen, 132 The ageless movie actor, who the high school athletic field will Idolstone La. - . , recently completed his 61st star- be held Thursday between 11 YOU SAVE MORE AT FOODTOWN TAXI „ Saturday guests at the 'hom ring film, was in a merry mood. ! :i j | ! «»:•• ittia ^38 p;mj ••ii:t--Hfe lg ifMCandmfSffifttuSgiiiilit The evening before had been school. The sale is being spon 22 Autumn La., were Mr. am I notable. The Theater Owners of SERVICE sored by the Keyport Kiwanis .Mrs. Howard Goods and. thei America had presented Cary Club, which is donating the score- [son Howard of New York City. jwith their "Star of the Year" WEEK!! board. award. Two young ladies also CAll872-1381 Saturday evening guests at th had followed him into the men's HIGHLANDS, N. J. Buying or selling? Use thhome e of Mr. and Mrs. Jame: washroom to kiss him—an im- Register Classified for quick re- Stekas, Flushing, were Mr. an<» llttlr , , , »6 monthly l[> Ihr mink coat of dinnmnds. lilt minute question and answer ses- K»I<1 mounting, sion. POTATOES LBS. Mr. Evans went on to note that I "BUY THE EASY the week of Nov. 10 is National Education Week, and that school REEDS WAY" will be open Nov. 13-15 to par- FANCY OF • NO MONEY DOWN ents who wish to sit in and ob- serve classes actually in session. • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CUCUMBERS O During the school day tomor- • NO INTEREST OR row, students will have an op- portunity to hear violinist Ste- CARRYING CHARGES Prices Effective Middletown phen Wolosonovich, Linden, wlio • PAY WEEKLY OR will give programs for grades Foodtown Only! MONTHLY Famous for Diamonds kindergarten through eight at 9, 10 and 11 a.m. Atbury Park «Iore opnn Mon.. Open 7 Days a Week—Every Evening Except Wort., and Ftl. nlRhti. 60 BROAD ST. RED BANK Rod Bank store open Wod. There's no Trick to Having Ex- and Frl. nlchti. Sat. and Sun. [Sunday 8:30 A.M. to 1 P.M.) 717 COOKMAN AVE., ASBURY PARK tra Cash. You Get it Fast When HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWK You Use The Register Classified. reserve tho right to limit quantities. 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By ELEANOR MARKO perfection in technique that has D Minor, Opus 31" by Ludwig RED BANK - For two hours commanded praise from not van Beethoven with its full last night, all thoughts of elec- only bis native land but across range of emotions—sometimes Chances Seen Slim tion campaigns lost to at least Europe and South America, soft, hesrtant, stormy, sad, 1,750 Monmouth Arts Founda- London, Paris, Milan, Moscow hopeful, peaceful arid sinister. tion concert-goers. and Buenos Aires. ; The sweet repetitive melody Byron Janis, highly skilled The 35-year-old, Pennsylva- in "Nocturne in D Flat Major, Internationally known concert nia-born artist brilliantly in- Opus 27, No. 2" by Frederic On ConstructionA id pianist, gave an example of his terpreted the "Sonata No. 2 in Chopin was given immediate contrast with "Sonata in B Flat HOLMDEL — The chances of the Bay- puted on the basis of population. He said the Minor, ..Opus 35" also by Cho- shore Community Hospital receiving federal department will receive new population fig- pin, in a demanding finale of funds for construction of a hospital appear ures next year for use in determining Low Sewer Bids fascinating whirring sounds- remote for the immediate future. priorities. that left the audience with The hospital group plans to build a 100- He said it could be that the bed short- something to talk about at in- bfd facility on a 15-acre tract on Beers St., age picture here could change by then but $ termission. adjacent to the Garden State Parkway. noted that there are other areas that need The Register also learned yesterday attention. Still 20,000 High That Mr. Janis had fulfilled from various doctors that a fund drive has Mr. Smith said new applications will all promises for a night of started for, the new building. be taken in June. great music was evidenced by OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Two change to manager-council July F. Spencer Smith, chief of the Bureau He said he has received informal in- the satisfaction of the capacity Cploniafjfeiv sewer installation 1-.--- • ••••• • - quiries from officials of the Bayshore Hospi- audience. of Community Facilities, Department of In- contracts totaling $112,818 were Council authorized issuing $23,- stitutions and Agencies, said yesterday the tal group but that a formal application has Provocative rhythms in "Vi- awarded by council last night. 750 in bond anticipation notes to Bayshore area is low on the priority list not been made. sions Fugitives" by Serge But Mayor John J. Reilly said drain, landscape and prepare the 1 for federal hospital construction funds. Besides establishing a need for beds, the two low bids are so high a area bounded by Logan Rd., Ma- Prokofieff tested Mr. Janis PERFECTION — American-born Byron Janis thrilled a group seeking federal funds, must show handling of .vigorous music He said this is due to the awards by \_S!>d Sun- Monmouth Arts Foundation audience last night in his • the department, of Hill-Burtpn Act funds to that it has 65 per cent of the total cost of must be passed in January to set Ave. The ordinance was Mh}'i4d meet the total cost. adopted May 6. grotesque yet remains primi- IfSi^'co^r^irn-e"^ ; ^ and Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. in cash- or mortgage commitments. tive in harmonies and clear-cut Originally, bids accepted in 1961 Curbing, Drains Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt And Prokofieff. Mr. Smith said the completion of those Normally the state requires that one- for a sewer lie-in with Interlaken in rhythms if handled perfect- Council re-introduced a $21,850 projects will leave the area with a 13-bed third of the cost of the hospital be in cash were much less, said the mayor. ly. This it was. bond ordinance to finance curb- shortage. or negotiable securities,. He noted these bids for a tie-in The slender artist, who first The bed shortage is a method of es- The cost of the Bayshore Hospital has ing and storm drain Installations began his musical studies when with Asbury Park's sewer system on Trenton Aye., Dover Ave., Ar- tablishing priority ratings for federal funds. been set at $2,250,000. at Fourth and Ridge Aves. re- he was in kindergarten, fol- New Jersey ' The state official said the department Bayshore hospital officials, using coun- lington St., and Orange St. The" lowed by his first public perform- flects increased costs. previous ordinance was with- stopped receiving applications for federal ty Planning Board population figures, esti- Contract for all mains, house ance at the age of nine in funds as of Sept. 30. mate that there is a shortage of 427 beds drawn Oct. 28 due to improper Pittsburgh's Carnegie Hall, connections, manholes and street "As usual we have mote applications in the county and 324 when both Monmouth description of work to be done. completed the relaxed mood of repaying went to Ace Manzo, Inc., News Briefs than money," he said. Medical Center and Riverview complete Public hearing on this ordinance the program with "Sonetto del Matawan, on a $94,198 bid. Con- Mr. Smith said other areas of the their expansion programs. will be Nov. 18. Petrarca No. 104" and "Hun- tract for.an underground pump- state are higher on the priority list than the The hospital unit already has secured garian Rhapsody, No. 6" by By The Associated Press ing lift station and force main In-other action, council: Bayshore area. the services of an architect and planning con- Franz Liszt which received an connections went to Thomas Granted a variance to Dr. Joel TRENTON - The Appellate held that ruling, citing the rea- Mr. Smith said the bed shortage Is com- sultant to draft plans for the new facility. Procter Co., Long Branch, for a Ulanet, Newark dentist, to use 300 overwhelming reception by the Division of' Superior Court up- sons given by the Appellate $18,620 bid. square feet of his 6 Deal Rd concert goers. held Jury verdicts totaling $16,. Court. $96,000 Authorized home for office space instead o: ' Mr. Janis responded with a 500 for a family overcome by the required 250 square feet. carbon monoxide from a faulty Liszt waltz and "Scenes From ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS-A col- These fewer installations will water heater in (heir Hoboken Amended its resolution asking Childhood" by Octavio Pinto. lege faculty committee urged to- bring service to 110 Colonial Ter. apartment. The jury granted for inclusion of Sunset Ave. in Though Mr. Janis returns to day the transition of New Jer- homes now using septic tanks. the awards to Mr. and Mrs. the Federal •Secondary Road Sys New York for a concert Tues- sey's state colleges, now primar- Ordinances and contracts for Perfecto Ortiz, Jr., and their tern by extending its western day in Lincoln Center, followed ily teachers, colleges, to multi- the Asbury Park-Ocean Township six children. The Englewood terminus from Bound Rd. to Rt by five concerts with the Phil- purpose liberal arts institutions. hookup were completed last May. Construction Co., owner of the i. • adelphia Orchestra in Pennsyl- The committee also recommended Before that, Interlaken brought an apartment at 1217 Willow Ave., Work on Ordinances vania, there is no doubt, the that faculty members be given injunction to prevent Ocean Hoboken, where the mishap Vacated three paper streets — appreciation here for the talent a larger role in the formulation Township from tying in with' its occurred, appealed the verdict Rosen La., Alvord St., Scaff St. of Mr. Janis may compete in oE the teachers' educational poli- system. The suit is still pend on grounds It was too high. — to allow Board of Education warmth, but never be sur- cies. The recommendations wen ing. The ' three - Judge Appellate construction of the new high passed. made to the Governor's Commit- Council authorized issuing $96,' Court said some of the chil- school. tee' on Higher Education by th< 900 in bond anticipation notes to dren bad been to see doctors State College Committee of th< temporarily finance installation Adopted an ordinance requir- 41 times after getting out of State Conference of the American of water mains along Carol, Dow, ing the assigning and display ol Commuter the hospital, and it could not Association of University Profes- Auth, and Talmadge Aves. and house numbers. say the verdict was excessive. sors. Gov. Richard J. Hughes renewed any bond notes issued Introduced an ordinance setting The Ortiz family has moved to Schedules' set up the committee to survey since the ordinance was adopted filing fees for the Planning Board 121 Willow Ave., Hoboken, higher education in the state March 18. at $15. Public hearing will be since .the accident. Prof. John Bicknell of Drew Uni- Council also reappoiiited John Nov. IB. Study Due versity! president of the State McCarthy, Edward Kashy, Ernest Asked township attorneys to in- LITTLE SILVER - Council- Conference of the AAUP, notec1 Daly, George Lerner and Ray- vestigate food handlers and snow NEWARJC — A boiler explo- man August E. Roemer, chair- that the conference had voted mond- Ewing to the assessment removal ordinances. sion in a jewelry manufacturing general approval of the recom board to assess the four-avenue Requested more strict police en- man • of the Municipal Coordi- plant yesterday injured three mendations on Oct. 26. The con project. These appointments had forcement of the ban on'open nating Committee, said last night women, one critically. Police ference proposal said many qu been voided by the governmental flre« in the township. tie will appoint a committee tc said, the boiler, installed minutes earlier in the Crest Jewelry Co. ified students are deprived of study commuter train schedules. at 160 Mount Pleasant Ave., college education because th Committee members will be blew up with such force that state colleges and Rutgers Un; South St Drainage appointed from those town chunkg of metal ripped into an versiry cannot accommodat BEFORE, AND AFTER — Upper photo ihows how tti# "Annie Odgans Corner" in- which use the Middletown anc adjacent room where the women them. The professors said Ne\ Little Silver railroad stations, were working. Gladys Medina Jersey has failed to keep pao tersection in Holmde! has been redesigned to facilitate flow of traffic. The work where commuters have been 18, of 329 Broadway, was in criti- with a national trend of th was done as part of the township's road impro/ement program to modernize road Work is Authorized pressing for additional service, cal condition at St. Michael's transition of teachers colleges network leading to Bell Laboratories. Below is the intersection before construction Mr. Roemer said. multipurpose institutions. The; RED BANK — Borough Council of James Higgins to White Sta Hospital. Rosalie Velazquez, 30 also stated that New Jersey mn took place. The stop signs on all streets leading to the intersection confused mo- Taxi Company, 189 Monmouth St., The appointments will be made of li"'Taylor St., and Carmen list night got the South St. drain- produces less than half of th was approved. Donald E. Somers, at the next committee meet- DeLeon, 23, of 293 Broadway torists, who very often had fo decide who should dare to violate the signs and go teachers needed each year to staf age program off the ground with secretary-treasurer of White ing, scheduled between Nov. 12 were in fair condition at Presby- its schools and they blamed the first. Both pictures were taken from Red Hill Rd., looking towards the intersection. authorization for advertisement Star, wrote to council that hi and 18, he said. terian Hospital. 1 lack on the college classroom for contract bidders. firm has purchased Mr. Higgins The other six municipalities shortage that forces many stu- business. The $148,000 plan provides for represented on the committee are TRENTON — The state Su- dents out of the state for storm sewers in the area running Council delved into the problem Oceanport, Rumson, Shrewsbury, preme Court ruled yesterday higher education. The AAU west from Spring St., across Fair Haven, Red Bank, and New that a woman who leaves her of Army Sgt. Robert Taylor of recommended that the facultie: Branch Ave. and South St. and Shrewsbury. job eight weeks before giving have primary responsibility foi south to Pinckney Rd. and the 51 Drummond Ave., who said birth Is eligible for compensa- determining the educational poli Little Silver border. his home, the lowest on his street, tion benefits under New Jer- cies of their institutions and tha' .Bonds will provide $140,000 with is the only one on Drummond Condemnation sey's Temporary Disability the faculty should concur with law. The high court upheld a the remainder to be paid from Ave, not connected to municipa most faculty appointments, reap- the capital improvement account. Suit Is Filed lower court ruling in favor of pointments and promotions. sewer lines. Mrs. Esther W. Rowe, who FREEHOLD - A condemna Council introduced an ordinance was employed by the Bell Tele- Council's questioning Indicated tion suit was filed in Superior which would create a "loading phone Company In Trenton. TRENTON — A penniless mur- that the only way out of the Court yesterday by the state zone" 60 feet long on Hudson The lower court ruled that der defendant is entitled to hire dilemma was to build a sewe Highway Department in the seiz- Ave. opposite Elm pi. Mrs. Rowe became disabled an investigator at county expense, lift posting several thousands of ure of slightly more than a half due to pregnancy and had to the State Supreme Court ruled Councilman John Warren, Jr., dollars, but Borough Engineer acre strip of Rt. 36 frontage leave work Aug. 9, 1961. She yesterday. The court granted said the measure is intended to Henry Labrecque and George W. from the Eagle Millwo'rk and applied for disability compen- •equest by Vanderbilt R. Miller, eliminate a traffic tie-up at the Buonano, superintendent of pub- Lumber Co., Raritan Township. sation four weeks later, a 33, of Ridgedale Ave., Morris- opening and closing hours of the lic works, will study the situation The department asks the court month before giving birth. town, to hire an investigator al recently opened Association for further Saturday. to name a commission to fix The company contended that Morris County's expense. Millei Retarded Children's center. Three value of the land taken to widen inability to work on account of is charged with the murder ii parking places are involved, he Council renewed two $50,000 the highway right-of-way. Lum- pregnancy Is not a disability the'stabbing of Ellis T. Greeni said. bond anticipation notes for six ber Supermart is lessee of'the under New Jersey's temporary in a fight at the Shady Oaks Ta> Taxi Business Sold months. They will draw 2'/£ per property and was named a party disability law until four weeks :rn, Hanover, June 16. Millei A transfer of the taxi license cent interest. to the suit. before the birth and the four sought an order permitting hii weeks after. It said that since court-appointed attorney to hirf Mrs. Rowe quit work eight a private investigator. The Su- weeks before, she was unem- preme court said, "there is nt ployed at (he time the disabil- dispute that defendant is indigeni ity law would apply to her. The The prosecutor has been com- Appellate Division of Superior mendably co-operative, but none- Court disagreed, It said Mrs. theless we think a private invest Rowe did not become disabled gator should be authorized to fin while unemployed but that her and interview the individuals whe disability was the cause of her were present on the premises unemployment. The Supreme when the offense was allegedl Court, In a 7-0 decision, Up- committed." To Replace 1924 Roof For $4,150 Retain Master Plan FREEHOLD — "It's been' on K. Kessler Co., Fremont, Ohio, five-day Halloween curfew, Coun- .icre"~since'"19M; It was only one- on a low bid of $4,150. cilman .. Joseph, ..R.Collins, ,rev_, eighth inch steel; and it's full of 29 Curfew Violators ported. One character was a re- holes," Borough Engineer Harold The blue-uniformed ' goblins leatcr, the councilman said. He Company for Study was picked up two nights run- Goldberger told Borough nailed 29 viojators during the Council last night. ning. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The gasoline service stations wa: Inasmuch as two teenage adopted by unanimous vote. A very good explanation— lanning Board announced last lothing flowery about it/' Mayor dances were held the first night night that it has retained the Under the code, which wa; r Driver Gets of trio curfew, the figures are termed "too strict" by represen rank E. Gibson commented. irm of E. Eugene Oross Asso- They were discussing the steel deemed to compare favorably atives of Ihe New Jersey Pe- with last yenr's total of 16. ciates, New Brunswick, for com- roof of the borough's'-water tow- Summons troleum Industries Committee 'The senior citizens," said Mr, pilation of a township master stations must be at least 1,50 which will be replaced by LITTLE SILVER - Vincent Collins, "are very happy with feet, apart, and no closer thai plan. Ferriana, 17, of 128 Shrewsbury it." The board will meet with the 300 feet to a church or school Divorce Granted Ave., Red Bank, was charged Christmas Lights consultant Nov. 20 to discuss cost The code was neccssitntcd b: FREEHOLD — Mnry Lorraine with driving without a license Permission was grunted the figures and contractual arrange a recent rash of building permi Coon, 410 Lorraine Ave., Union ments. applications for stations. Mayoi after a two-car accident at the Greater Freehold Area Chamber Beach, received a divorce yes- of Commerce to erect 22 strings It has been estimated that the John Marz, It., • reported thai intersection of Rumson and Seven . .. AND PASS THE AMMUNITION — Red Bank area clergymen have been asked to terday from George L. Coon, Rt. of Christmas lights on Main, plan will cost $15,000 to (20,000, there are seven applications foi Bridge Rds. Sunday afternoon tell ths ttory of Riverview Hoipital't naedi to their congregations. Some 17 clergy- J6, Raritan Township, for deser- South, and Throckmorton St. Es- and will take about 18 months for stations in a three-quarter-mile ,lon. The couple wed Dec. 26, area of Rt. 34—from Lloyd Rd. A hearing is scheduled for Nov timated cost of the lights- is men attended a conference in the hospital in which Mrs. Julia Throckmorton, admin- completion. I95J. to South Atlantic Ave. 12. $4,000, of which the borough will istrator, urged county churches to get behind tfis drive to raise $1.5 million for a If the township gets state and Superior Court Judge Leon \ Police Chief James W, Fix said coritribute $500. new 160-bed1 wing. Shown, left to right, are Rev. Isaac Rotfenberg of the Reformed federal aid, those agencies would In a written report, the Clifl Leonard, who gave the decree, pay, 75 per cent of the cost and wood Beach Water Co. announced permitted Mrs. Conn to resume Ferriana was the driver of a car Passed on first reading was an Church of New Shrewibury, Rabbi Richard Steinbrink of Monmouth Reform Temple, the municipality the balance. that it has started work on Im- her former name, Lorraine Ma- which hit an auto driven by Otto ordinance prohibiting parking on Shrewsbury, Mrs. Throckmorton, Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan of St. Jamti Catholic Gas Station Code provements to the water system ley. He directed Mr. Coon to pay Sauter, 3G-1 Westwood Ave., Long part of Monument Ave. The or- Church, Red Bank, and J. Raymond DeRidder, president of tha hoipital board of gov- In other business at last In Cliffwood and Cliffwood Beach. his wife's $250 counsel fee, She Branch, stopped at the intersec- dinance Is intended to make It n I g h I' s Township Committee Larger mains, mostly six-incr was represented by Seymour tion. Patrolman David Clapp in- easier for residents ct the street meeting, ah ordinance regulating afe being installed. Klcinberg. vestlgated, to get Into and out of driveways. 12-Tuewlayi Nov.- 5, 1961 BED BANK REGISTER TV Key TELEVISION

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Mail bag lLJ-L«vn» oOf Ul*4wioUt*-lwlo1l 4—Voyr First Impression 7E* FonlYgrWYgrWV * By STEVEN H, SCHEUER Wlnjqtt Question — I have been told •-Memory Uow-Jot Franklin 2—News It-Rocky And Hli JjrlmdJ 4—Sermonette—Religion that "Gone With The Wind" has 4—Weather—Pat Hernon been, shown on TV as a J—New—Harry Reaionir TM I—Sunrise Semester 3—News—Robert Trout f—Education Exchange special but I think my source Is J$wrch For Tomorrow 4-News-Huntley, SrlnMey 7—Prolect Know—Education 4-Trulh Or CMnequtnces J-Stoawooch West misinformed about this. I think J—Cnrtooitt—Fred Scott 7-Bllko-Phll Silvers J—Newt And Weather ' he is confusing "Raintree Coun- 7— Fattier Knows Beit 11-News-Kevln Kennedy h-Today—Hugh Downs II—Laurel And Hardv W-French Chef-Cooking 7—Early Bird Cartoons ty," which was a lavish epic 7:11 about the Civil War with Eliza- 2-VuKjlng Light-Serial News Tc..Pr6)r*>£rr IJMwIc InttrliKla • 7:» •- beth Taylor and Montgomery ll:M 11-Weerthtr 11-NllM Clift, with "Gone With The 11:51 I-Marshall Dllloiv-Western S—Columbia Seminars ' Wind." Please set us straight.— *— Mews— Ray Scherer 4-Mr. Novak—Drama t'M l:H 7—Combotl—Drama J—Captain Kangaroo M. L. E., Tampa, Fla. turns And Allen—Comedy 9—Film—Rebel Without a Cause—1955— J-Sandy Becker-Children <-rell Ui More-Conrad Naoel Jamcs bean—2 hrs. " ".ouraaeous Cart—CorroorrJ Answer — Neither "Raintreel 5-Cartoons—Ed Ladd U—Rim—Attack ot the 50-Foot Woman County" nor "Gone With The 7-Beneral Hospital —195J-M Mln. 7—Billy Bang Bang—Carton Il-Explor* Thi World 13—BOOKS For Our Time Wind" have 4jeen released for 7—Little Rojcals-Comedy TV showings, ~M-G-M Studios, 5-News 1-Red Skelton-Co'medy It—Operation Alphabet 1:M 5—«7m Preclnct-Pollce which produced both these Civil _ . _ The World Tumi 5—King And Odle^-Cartoons 4-^Badietor Father—Comedy 4—Redloj—Drama ' War dramas, plans to re-release 5—Film—The Fake—1*53—Dennis 7-McHale's Navy 15—Trl-Slate Dateline them to movie theatres every so OKeefe—8S Mln. 13-Muslc At Large• / 7—Ann Southern—Comedy !—My Little Margie—Cmedy often, which means it will be a •—Film—The Monte Carlo Story—1957— 2-Pettlcoat Junction - *-Birthday House-Children long time before they will reach Marlene Detrlch—90 Mln. 4—Richard Boone—Drama S-Sandy Becker—Children 1—Star For Today—Drama 5—Target: Corruptor* 7—Fllm-The Mating cl Millie—IMS- the home screens. 13—Art Of Language 7—Greatest Show—Drama - Glenn Ford-OS Mln. 11-You Asked for It—Smith 13—Profile: New Jersey ' - 2-hmvwrd—Allen' Ludden 13—News In Perspective 11—Jack La Uinne Question — I think "Arrest and 4—People Will Talk »M» 7—December Bride—Comedy 3—lack Benny—Comedy ?—Farm Report Trial" should be moved to an- II—People Are Funny ., •—Han-loan1 And Son—Comedy "HOLD THE DISH STILL," cautions Smoky, owned by tl-Sllenh Please-Movles F-News And Weather other night instead of Sunday. 4-News—Floyd Kolber 1t:M >:JO Mrs. Cathy Nelson, 718 Doris Ter., Neptune, as Mrs. I_ have been a "Bonanza".Jan. t~Gorry Moore—Variety J—Our Mlsi Brooks—Comedy _Jan. i%gi«-,! Deanna Durbln-90 Mln. HENRY SILVA, in his first starring role, plays a cold- ing rehearsal. Smoky and Pat ara starring in Neptune 11—Marry A Millionaire »—Surfslde 4-Mystery II—En France—Language don't get the chance to see "Ar- 11—Dick Powell Theatre IJ— Planet 'Earth—Education blooded hood bent on a rampage of vengeance in Community Theatre's first production of the 1963-64 S-Nw. 13-World At Ten »:50 rest and Trial." Do you think 7-News-Llso Howard 11—Looking Ahead-Education "Johnny Cool." a United Artists release. The Chrislsw season, John Patrick's "Everybody Loves Opal," at 8:40 there's a chance that one of the J'OO %— Newt— Douglas Edwards »:S5 J-To Tell Ttie Tfuttl-Lewll 4—News—Frank McGee 4—News—Bob Wilson Production, which co-stars him with. Eliiabeth Mont- shows will move to another 4-Loretta Youno—Drama 5-News WtiJTJbMrsday, Friday and Saturday and Nov. 14, 15, 5—Doorway To Destiny 7—News-Murphy Martin J-News—Mike Wallace night?—M. D.r Poplar Bluff. Mo. j new at th« CeHten Tha*fr«,Red B«n!c. ,, ,. X~C)if$frt For- A • Oat—Balltr - •;— FOitv—-Setf "ri?§ "!>'•!"•*''C?Tr'"*"'"• •••• • and 16 at Sun Motel, Rf. 33, Neptune. Answer — The ratings indi- y—News-Joseph Klnj li—News-John K. M. Mciaffery J—fiim—5t. Benny the dip—1931—Dick II—Best Of Groucho—Quiz 13-Rellectlons 7 Haymes-Nlna Foch-15 Mln. cate that many "Bonanza" fans 3:1! 11:10 II—Fllm-The Black Devil of Kull-l»5o have remained loyal which is 9—Looney Tunes—Cartoons 4-Weattier-Tex Antplne -Lex Barker-90 Mln. J:JJ 5— Film—China eirl— lv«—Gene Tlerney IO:M hard on the competition, name- 2-Mews—Doujlos Edwards -or- hr 55 Mln. 13—Parlons Francois 1 ly "Arrest and Trial" and "Judy 7-*Locat News—Bob Young , IO:U Z-Edge Of Nlght-^erlol 11-Weather-Lynda Lee Mead , 4—News—Edwin Newman Burtis' 6th Recital Garland." There is no immediate 4-You Don't Soyl—Kennedy 13—American Management / 7—News Top Television 5-Texan-Weitern 11:15 ur*ult of (tie Qrat Speei-1?J5 f-Ploytiwue 30—Drama —w Mln. 5— Film—David Horum—IWt—Will II—Bozo The Clown—Britten Mr. Burtis has been asked to movements. a show about an outspoken spin- ney while Sullivan defends a 11:40 my sister is 13 which makes this 9—Film—Son of Droculo—1943—Lon Rogers repeat this recital M the Chapel As Mr. Burtis enters his sixth ster who teaches sex education French .girl accused ot dusting move economically impossible. Chaney Jr.—90 Mln. 1:2$ 13—Looking Ahead—Education I-Chuck McCrmn-Chlldren . I-News of the Good Shepherd, General week of the eight-week series of to high school students, it would off her mate. It's a pretty fun- IJ—Once Upon A Day—Children I;JO We've decided to let you decide Theological Seminary, Monday, recitals, he is still receiving help to get Lillian Gish to play ny sketch and Ben Lessy, a fav- 5130 2—Film—The Former's Daughter—1940— for us. Which show is the higher s-Sondv-s Hour-Orson Welles, Margaret expert clowning as Capt. Bing- Golden Bell Ball being sponsored of the congregation. Teenagers in Rutherford and Linda Christian hamton, who puts on an act for by the New Jersey Association Holds Round-up HALLOWEEN IS FOR KIDS . . . even if they're in the the area are welcome to contact add to the credit of the most the benefit of a news correspon for Mental Health Friday evening Mr. Lichtenstein, 15 Debra La. OAKHURST — Great Northern hospital. Monmouth Medical Center staff, teamed to- glamourous and exciting film of dent of being carefree and un- in The Chanticler, Millburn. or Mr. Schwartz, 8 Asbury La. District, Monmouth Council of the year. afraid in the face of war. 8:30 gether Thursday to give youngsteri at tha hospital for further information. They are: Dr. and Mrs. Franz Boy Scouts, is conducting its fall Filmed in Technicolor, Miss p.m. ABC. "trick AND treat." Children confined to their beds had W. Husserl, West Deal; Mr. and Adventure Round-up. Taylor's clothes are designed by the famed French couturier, Gi Mrs. Edwin Gage, Oakhurst; Mr. Chester E. Fromm, assistant their Halloween d»livered to them, while ambulatory RICHARD BOONE. "Vote No venchy. Anatole de Grunwald di- and Mrs. Philip Iselin, Ocean- district scout executive, an patients gathered in the sunporch for their fun. Back on 11!" A zany comedy about port; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eis- MOVIE TIMETABLE rects. life and love, with an engaging nounced that the district hopes row, left to right, Misi Delores Wamora, Long Branch, ner, Red Bank, and Mr. and Mrs. RED BANK The co-feature will be the ex- set of characters to add to its to recruit its 3,000th scout dur- Paul Switz, Middletown. ing the membership drive. There hospital technician; Dougie Lappen, Toms River; Bill CARLTON- citing Western, "The Young and rest and a slum clearance gim- the Brave." mick to keep it moving. The plot Gov. and Mrs. Richard J. are now 2,920 scouts and cubs McCord, Long Branch; Eliiabeth Lucarelli, Elberon, and Johnny Cool 2:00; 7:00; 9:10. LOUIS JOURDAN There will be a special late deals with an old crone who's Hughes are honarary patrons. in the district, he said. front row, Carlyn Aponte, Ocean Grove; Matthew EATONTOWN ELSAKIARnMELU horror show Friday and Satur picture is used to plead an un- Peyton Wheeler, district chair- Suchoclti, Atlantic Highlands; Mary Elian Wall, Keans- DRIVE-IN— day nights featuring "Panic in MARBARET RUTHERFORD just cause, but the heart of the There's no Trick to Having Ex- man of Red Bank, and Danie ->avld * Uia T:00: 10:25; Wroul the Year Zero." MABBIE SMITH tale is in tier philosophy and the tra Cash. You Get it Fast When Kreider, organization chairman burg, and Marianne Waneck, Middletown. ,Arm o( the Law 8:J0. affect it has on a rootless young You Use The Register Classified. ROD TAYLOR of Middletown, are assisting in . ASBURY PARK ON ICELAND DUTY the annuai drive, according to LYRIC— weekend visiting Mr. Menhen KEFLAVIK, Iceland — Marine 0R80N WELLES* Mr. Fromm. llurdtr it the Gallop 7:39; 9:35, Falrview nett's brother in Lake Como, Pa. Lance Cpl. Reinhold K. Ne- MAYFA1R- He said the council hopes to Linda Lucille Stavola, daughter meth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans A New Kind of Love J:« 7:25; »no. reach a roster of 10,000 scouts of Mr. and W[rs. James Stavola, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kramer, Nemeth, 39 Parker PI., Shrews- Clayton and Magee, clothiers Bowne Rd., have returned from NEPTUNE CITY Chapel Hill Rd., celebrated her NEPTUNE CITY- bury, N. J., has reported for of Broad St., Red Bank, he said sixth birthday Oct. 23 with a vacation in the Poconos. duty with Marine Barracks at Twentjr Thousand League! Under the MIUVIW mi liEntocoum will furnish a uniform to the family gathering at her home. Bta 2:30; 3:10; »:30. Keflavik, Iceland. Nemeth, who Scout of Cub reaching the 3,000 Mrs. William Maxon, King! entered the service in April, 1961, mark In the district campaign Hwy., Chapel Hill, was hostess attended Red Bank, N. J., High Ample Parking Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Graham, for a recent "paint party" dem NORTH OF RED BANK Conover La., have returned home School. Opposite Theatre AIR REFUELING EXERCISE onstration. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS after a month's trip to Los Ange- ATLANTIC- les, where they attended the BEAUFORT, S C. - Marine ON SPRINGFIELD Qreat Becape 6:«5; 9:30. American Mining Congress, and Lance Cpl. Carlton W. Clayton EDISON son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Y to Montana where Mr. Graham USS SPRINGFIELD — William EATONTOWN inspected Anaconda Copper Co, Haman, seaman apprentice, MENU) PARK CINEMA- • RIVE-IN THEATRE Clayton of Rt. 1, Farmingdale, HOUTE 35 nt the CIRCLE: properties and Mrs. Graham va- USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gil Lawrenco ot Arabia 2:00; 8:00. N. J., serving with Marine Fight SHOWS NITELY FROM 7 er Squadron 251 here recently cationed with relatives In Helena. bert Haman of South Main St, PERTH AMBOY participated in a transatlantic in Mt, and Mrs. Graham entertained Farmingdale, N. J., is servinf MAJESTIC— TflPH AWARD , flight refueling exercise. for a party of 20 people before aboard the guided missile crud- New Kind o( love 2:00; 1:00: «;00 WINNER! and after the recent Monmouth er, USS Springfield which is un- v S:O0: 10:00. The exercise .began when the County Hunt meet. dergoing overhaul at the Ne WOODBRIDGE squadron left Beaufort for Rota York Naval Shipyard. Spring- DAVID AND USA" ——— I DRIVE-IN— BELL Spain. They refueled in flight field is scheduled to return t AISO Charles Iluber, Kings Hwy., has Weil Side BLory 7:30; 10:20; (Jranri during the trip, and made stops the Mediterranean next mont Canyon 7:00. "WRONG ARM of LAW" at Bermuda on Uie way to Rota returned after a six-week visit in and re-assume duty as flagship and at the Azores before ending Detroit. It pays to advertise in the Red IN-CAR HEATERS for the Sixth Fleet. While fla Bank Register.—Advertisement. IlfPHDNE (lie operation at Roosevelt ship, the'cruiser will operate ou Roads, Puerto Rico. The exer- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Menlien- of Villcfranche, France, on TONIGHT 10-11 cise was designed to increase the nett, Walnut St., and Mr. and Riviera. IN COLOR-NBC-TV squadrons aerial refueling pro- Mrs. James B. Moss, Waverly ficiency. PL, Red Bank, spent a recent CHANNEL 4 HOUR Thcre'i no Trick to Having Ex- tra Cash. You Get it Fast When STARRING: You Use Hie (Register Classified. NOW! THE FAMILY TREAT! RAYBOLGER A wdt woxti m

U. S. Naval Training Station, Bainbridge, Md. Her training will' include such subjects as Navy customs and traditions, aircraft and ship recognition, atomic, bi- To Benefit Hospital ological and chemical warfare. Also during training she will be NEPTUNE — An eye-catching Bazar committee chairmen an given a series of tests which will irly American design billboard Mrs. Lester R. Weller, 3d, inter- determine the occupational field is been hung from the station- laken, certificate; Mrs. David H. she will be assigned: ry standard here in front of the Lukens, Mrs. Robert Albright an Miss Hall is a 1963 graduate of uditoriuirr at Fitkin Memorial Mrs. Myers Rosenfield, all oi Raritan Township High School. ospital. It reads "Fitkin Coun- Belmar, special project; Mrs. She was employed at the Grand Store." Irving J. Hurry, Neptune, public- Union Store in Hazlet prior to en- TODAY Sponsor of the transformation ity; Mrs. Fred E. Koechlein, Se listing. BOOK FAIR, Navesink School Girt, federation treasurer; Mrs, Upon completion of recruit PTA, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and 7 to >r one day is the James F. Ack- man Federation of Fitkin Me- Peter J. Guthorn, Allenhurst, training she will be granted 14 9 p.m., in the school, Monmouth chairman of the hospital volun days leave to visit with her fam- Ave., Navesink. morial Hospital presenting its an- al bazar Thursday from 10 to teers program; Mrs. John Taw ily before reporting to her next CAKE SALE, Navesink Hook ney Rosa, Deal, a member of th< duty assignment. and. Ladder Auxiliary, 10 a.m. to 30 p.m. in the hospital's Ford hospital's board of governors, an Miss Hall was enlisted at the 4 p.m., second floor, Navesink uditorium, Rt. 33. Proceeds former federation president, are Navy Recruiting Station, Red Fire House, Monmouth.- Aye., x>m the event will benefit the honorary chairman. Bank. Navesink. itensive care unit. Mrs. Kenneth H. Creveling, PAID-UP SUPPER, Sisterhood eptune, is general chairman Congregation Bnai Israel, 6:30 tamed by auxiliary president Mrs. p.m., in the synagogue, Rumson. Albert R. Hochster. A total of Nativity Altar Society auxiliaries plus the Candy TOMORROW Stripers will take part. BOOK FAIR, Navesink School Mingling Art and Wit in Interior Decoration Chairmen of the various booths PTA, 9.a.m. to 3 p.m., in Ihe re Mrs. Vernon J. Harvey, As- Plans Holiday Bazar school, Monmouth Ave., Nave- ury Park Auxiliary, Country- NEW YORK - The American- the walls and across the ceil- ''The use of chintz implies no 'ul technique in the choice of ac- sink. iven; Mrs. Roman J. Schultz, FAIR HAVEN — A Holiday Mrs. Harry Kniffin, Jr., If In woman's favorite color for home ing and suggests trying stripes 'bungalowesque' disrespect, and i whichih hhe calls "bio MICHAEL GREER, lecture on essories harge of the gift apron table; decorating is black, according to in a tent-like effect, by mitering can pay a "high compliment to al- \von Auxiliary, Kitchen Pantry; Bazar sponsored by- the Rosary interior decorating, Junior Serv- graphical acknowledgements.g " Mrs. Joseph Pryor, Sr., th» interior designer Michael Greer. the ceiling paper so that wall most any room. For any part of Mrs. Robert Albright and Mrs. Altai" Society of Nativity Catho- ice League, Town Hall Lecture These may b e anythinh g from gourmet table, and Mrs. Mal- The perfect foil for other col- and ceiling stripes run at right diginity it might seem to take "ames Gregg, Belmar Auxiliary lic Church will be held Nov. 18 Series, 10:30 a.m., Rumson-Fair typewriter and a giant una- colm Spect, floral displayi ors, black can be used to point angles to each other. away, it adds two parts of gaie- Conover, Bradley Beach Auxil- at 12:39 p.m. In the Old Orchard Haven Regional High School. bridged dictionary (indicating li up a color scheme, or added for ary; Many Hands Treasure Nook, Country Club, Eatontown. The featuring dried holiday arrange- The decorator, who has done ty and or charm-." erary pursuits), to a painting o: LUNCHEON, Women's Associa- a dramatic touch, the decorator Mrs. Arthur S. Morse, Deal-Al- event also will feature a dessert ments. interior styling for heads of state On the use of trompe Voeil the occupant. tion, Red Bank Presbyterian s. Used in Chis manner for enhurst Alliance, Christmas Find- card party, Proceeds will go Mrs. James Buckley Is treas- and social register figures, (wallpaper or mural scenes "The personal link is an ai Church 2:30 p.m., Westminister accent, Mr. Geer predicts the ings. toward the church building urer; Mrs. William Henderson, comes unexpectedly to the de- which give an illusion of reality), knowledgement of the owner' Also, Mrs. Frederick C. Reichy, Hall, Red Bank. popularity of black in decor will fund. publicity chairman and Mrs. fense of flowered chintz. he has a special philosophy vocation or avocation," Greer e> Fitkin-Morgan Auxiliary, Lunch- soon rival the popularity of the Mrs. James Eardley, Littli Frank Leslie, Jr., in charge of "People who feel chlnti is 'low "Trompe l'oeil should not indl plains, "and lifts everything eon-on-ttie-Square; Mrs. Harry CANINE WIGS American woman's "little black end' and would even presume to cate a pretense to fool the eye," Silver, is chairman of the de table favors and posters. Mrs. the stature of a bona fide dei Read, president of the Freehold sert card party and Mrs. Ro; Donald McMurray,- Fair Haven, MIAMI (AP) — Go Gie, a male dress*" . - • ••• ? apply the adjective 'chintzy' in he says, "but instead should sug- orative object." Auxiliary, and Mrs. Joseph V. French poodle, may "think it's a Mr. Greer attacks common a derogatory manner, are sim- gest a tacit agreement between Nelson, Fair Haven, is in charge is president of the society and Mr. Greer likes to look throu, Summers, president of the Free- of the bazar which will feature Rev. Donald E, Hickey, spiritual bit degrading, • but his owner, decorating problems with origin- ply insecure in their own tastes the artist and viewer to indulge hold Alliance, jointly sponsored archways. a boutique of hand knits, dolls director. Jnan Gilmer, says the wig he ality, and wit. He likes to extend and antecedents," comments in make believe." "It is always more diverting booth titled Lilliputian Line;" the same wallpaper pattern up and hand work. wears brings her business. Miss Greer. He employs a .highly success to look through something than MMrs . AnthonAh y J. Langer and Mrs. i Gilmer, a hair stylist, said peo- at something," Is his explan Harold Levitt, Gables Auxiliary. Mrs- Robert Daniels, ple curious on seeing a wig-wear- tion. "You can create a bom Sweet Shoppe; Mrs. Michael Haven' ls 'n charge of special ing canine, ' inquire and many fide 'look-through' with architec Rinaldi and Mrs. Irving J. Hurry, Slfls- Aldes are Mrs- Albert Plan Panel on Psychiatric Units tural embellishments, like arc president of tfie Hamilton-Asbury Lankenau, Mrs. Edward Dauben- es, or merely with arrang hardens Auxiliary, Farmyafdfs£*mi<'';'•••Mf'"-George,,. Wood- MARLBORO — "The Psychi- Burlington County Psychiatric Rumson, president; Mrs. Rudolf ments which direct the eye be- Specialty (prepared chicken); *«

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Bruce Lowry and Don county teams, added to their respectively, and Tom Petraitis, tan Township, were next in line Hopkins ot Monmouth wwe third J§ laurels during weekend activity 10th, to give the Caseys as easy while the Caseys1 John Mautner and fourth, respectively, after the - 'at the Roselle Turkey Trot in victory. rounded out the top 10. Blue. Bishop's Tim Johnson. Warinanco Park, Elisabeth, Satur- Th» Christian Brothers junior Tha Rockets gained some con- In the junior vanity meet, Mon- day. varsity and freshman squads, aft- aolatlon by winning • meet be- mouth fared a little better. Tha Th« Coltt from LlnCroft finished er convincing victories over tween a team of Junior vanity junior Falcons came out on top. second in the featured "A" Roselle Catholic last week, were and freshmen combinations, 17- 18-31, with Bob Kesling pacing Division by fighting a highly fa- again "psyched" by the Warl- 31. The Raritan regular! an the win with a first plact finish Bv Hy Cunningham vored Essex Catholic team, gen- nanoo course. The frosh race 9-1. ' in the time of 13:04. erally regarded u No. 1 in the went to Roselle with CBA out of The tralngular meet between Asbury Park culminated Its sea- state, right down to the wire and, the race In fourth place. The Red Bank, Middletown Township son with a 10-1 mark while the TX>M KARLO IS HAVING A FINE YEAR — Coach in the process, easily defeated Colts' Maurice Maloney continued and Matawan Regional was post- Falcons are now 4-4. Tom Karlo, in his first year as head man of the Red West Philadelphia Catholic, win- his consistent running with a poned because of rain. Middle- ner of the NYU meet earlier this Long Branch's Ed Hartman fourth place finish. Harvey Hart- town will face each team in dual finished first in- the meet be- Bank High School squad, is on top of the Shore Con- man, is 17th ,plac«, was the only year. meets at a. .later date. tween the Wave and the Indians, ference A Division, along with Neptune. The Bucs are Bank Catholic mad* lit other Colt runner In the top 20. Red Four other matches came off but the latter placed six men in tint open meet a winning one 5-0 in the circuit, and 5-1 over-all. We're sure coaches Tha CBA Jayvaes could do no u scheduled and three of them tha top 10 to come off with the as it ran away with the "B" Dl of Manasquan and Raritan would like to turn their rec- better than fifth although Mike were nip and tuck affair*. The victory. Hartman was timed in vision trophy and presented a Mierachl ran well to finish only no-contest occurred when ord* upside down and climb out of the Shore Confer- turkey to winning "coach Jack 14:09. Lou Stalsworth wai third seventh. - Henry Hudson Regional humbled for the losers. — .. ence cellar. COMMANDS SCOMRS — Ralph M.ngo, No. I fc. who Rafter. St. Joseph's of Metuchen Keyport, 1S-4S. CBA will face Peddle tomorrow Henry Hudson Regional'! fine was runner-up and tha Wait and will be looking for a win to R«d Bank was a club not figured to be on top it getting off a past ever Walt Township's Di«lc Prxyby- Philadelphia "B" team a distant Monmouth Regional went down runner, Art Smith, led the Ad- complete an undefeated dual meet to a 26-29 defeat against Asbury mirals to the easy victory over at this stag* of th* season, but the Bucs at* there. lowilci, has taken over the individual scoring lead attha third. campaign and hold the honor of 1 Park during which a course rec- the Red Raiders. He toured the Shora following hit two touehcWni in a 26.13 Men- Individual honors in the "A being tha only unbeaten team at And to stay there, they have their work cut out ord was set. Another course course In the time of 12:44 and ice went to Essex Catholic'; tha Shore. for at least the next two games, Brick and Nep- mouth Regional triumph over Will la it Saturday. Tha Greg Ryan, who -held • 10-yard standard fell when Central Re- had five of his teammates right ^^ ^ ji^p.ji^-. i, gcheduled with Falcon quartarback his savan touchdown! and three lead over CBA'i Johnny Eager In Friday's feature meets, Red gional lost to Point Pleasant, 27- behind him. e game Bank Catholic cam* up with its throughout the last half of the 29. Toms River dumped Long They were Joe Nappo, Ed Can- Long Branch on Tu^lti^ MA^jifay the •xtra points for a 45-point total. Tha Falconi )Sendzik replaced Lamber' Isaksen's best game was a 264. To Attend He registered it via spares on then another long pass called the "Middletown Spe- The official report will be submit- son for a play on the next touch- ted at the association's 60th an- down . drive and ran a 17-yard his first three times at the line cial" was dropped by Bobby Taylor. Both times a clear nual meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio, Convention bootleg play to get Che foray and eight straight strikes. He got started. Lamberson returned and nine on the last ball. field was ahead. With Taylor's speed, it would have Nov. 14-17, by Charles F, Thomp- ATLANTIC CITY - Frank J, been a sure TD if he held the ball. son, chairman, Betty and Charles tossed a 19-yard pass to Hen- Driftwood had 1,029470-999 — MacDonald, members, of the bal- Pingitore, athletic director of Red nessey with the latter being 2,995 against Barnes' 935-956-994 Red Banker Tom Lalli Is true to Red Bank. lot committee, all of Detroit. Bank High School, will be attend- caught from behind on the six. -2,885. When Red Bank Catholic is away, he is in the Buc ing the 45th annual convention Cook took off around right end Scores of the winners went: Current senior vice president Ray Breeder, 193-182-234-609; Joe of the N. J. Association for for the final score. stands. Young Tom Lalli, star back with Red Jimmy Jost of River Grove, 111., Menzzopane, Jr., 177-165-169-511; secretary Carl J. Stipplch of Mil Health, Physical Education and BRICK TOWNSHIP (tl) Bank Catholic in 1962, returned a kickoff for an End!—Eikdile, Thomas, Green, Mtn- Joe Ruffini, 194-199-196—589; Is- waukee, Wis., and James Wilson Recreation at the Hotel President nlng. Wheeler, B&rrlnger. aksen, 264-224-204-692, and Hal- 85-yard TD run against Virginia freshmen. Tom is Ticklei — Swrii, Novltch. While, of Hollywood Fla,, we« also re- here ^urKiay'a'nV Friday;' lejiclno. Sersan Prenfarvllle, Qrelco ligan, 198-2O0-196-594. -. a Maryland frosh gridder. Playing for Virginia turned to their respective offices Jesse Owens, former Ohio te amltH, Buckwalit. for another term. Guarda — DftMirco, KryitotinekJ, Ouardi - Voiel. Hill Hanien, Oro4- was Neptune's Bob Davis, who sparked the Virgin- sprinter who gained international Ounkl, Ehn, Thomai, Northerner, B«7- llnsKI. For stock outboard vice-presi fame at the 1936 Olympic Games r. Center—Jtaera. la win. dent, incumbent Fank J. Shin- Center* — Danleli, G&ldhauier, Weli- Backi—Horner. Sharpe, Iracl, Wiley. in Berlip, Germany, by winning II. M. Brown. Buller, Coita, Rlva, RoyH, Rumson-Fair Haven Regional has another Lewis ney of North Weymouth, Mass., four gold medals, will bo speaker Backs — Lambenon, Henneney, Ber- tbrn, i won the only contest in the cur 6ULL SCORER — Point Pleasant Beach High fullback lin, acnemer, llitiio. simmonae, cook, Brick Township JO f j ft—J7 en the way. Jimmy Lewis, brother of the popular Billy at the opening general session of Hughei, SendElk, Mahon. Ukcwoorl ,.„ .„„ „.,„... 0 0 0 0—0 rent elections. He received more the group. Jeff Patterson races into end ion* for touchdown in Sat- LAKEWOOD (0) Touchdowns — Cook, HannoiMy (J), and Bobby Lewis, star gridders for the Bulldogs, is a Tnotni. votes than Paul Kalb of Mon- Another convention feature will urday's 34-19 victory aver Raritan Township. Moving End! — Berarln. liolrman. Ruisell. Points altar touchdown — LatnbliV member of the Fair Haven Pop Warner pee wee club. roe, Mich., to head the associa- fohn Brom), Welntraub. •on (2) (runt) Oook (nin>. be demonstrations of Olympic in to make a belated taelda is halfback Jimmy Welch. Tacklei — Joe Brows, Limpkoff, Ornciiti — French, Su)Uvu, Duan* Billy Lewis set a Shore Conference scoring record tion's largest racing division for gymnastics by Jay Werner, 1963 Burvtetn, DeCauier So.fi r. ^ the second year. Raritan's Rockets have failed to gat off tha launching which held for a short time. <$ill is teaching in Harris- Pan-American team coach and In the unlimited division, a assistant coach'at West Point. pad, losing all five gtmei. burg, Pa., and Bob is at Shippensburg in his freshman year. The Lewis family resides on Brown's La., Fair before you buy or build, see . . . WE Haven. It doesn't happen often. A high school back- ARE field star called the sports department recently MARINE VIEW asking to curb some of his writeups and give his SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION linemen the space they deserve. "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" OPENING Roger Kondrup, 190-pound Rumson?Fair Haven .MAIN OFNCI Branch Office TOMORROW Regional tackle, is turning in great defensive perform- 174 Highway SI ances for the Bulldogs. He has been a real stopper, (Five Comera) Ftnf Av«, and i MIDDLITOWN Highway H Don Mullins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mullins, Atlantic HlghUnd, Fair Haven, is out for the season at South Carolina due OS 1*2400 ltl-0100 to a dislocated ankle. Felt/ma* heljx fto spend er* have accomplished In build- (64-0) Jlfl Oklahoma _ (5-1-0) 209 Garden State Park on Saturday with victories in the Santa Su Nlchol'i Tona; John E. Hughe: Casey 25 with a minute left. De- Ing a solid organization in four morning for the purpose of start- sana, Comely, Coaching Club Vitamin Shot; Brookmeade Sta fensive back Bob Grant deflected years in the American Football Alabama (g-14) 158 Pittsburgh .._ (5-1-0) 115 ing in today's $25,000 added Jer- American Oaks, Monmouth Oaks ble's Wise Nurse; Mrs. L. Law. a Cardinal pass and McManus League. (4-1-1) 10S sey Belle Stakes and Gazelle. She will be handled rence's Prodana Nevlesta; Fo grabbed it to end the' threat. "They're a good football Michigan State Ohio State (4-1-1) 98 Lamb Chop, a daughter of the in the Jersey Belle by John Rotr. catcher Farm's Gay Serena* Hillman was the top rusher for team," he said after Saturday's champion Bold Ruler, is looking Considered her rivals in the and E. & H. N. Seltzer's Abby'i the Caseys with 62 yards in 13 night mauling. "They've been Others receiving votes, • listed alphabetically: Army, Baylor, for queenly, honors also and, ismile and one-sixteenth event are Crown. carries while McManus had 47 signing their draft choices and Goofed and Blue Thor captured yards in 10 tries. In the. line, they've been getting some of the Georgia Tech, MeapMi Slate, Nebraska, North Carolina, North both ends of the recently split guard Gene Arnone aad tackles top ' college players—and ii Carolina State, Penn State, HB Jpninger's Four TDs Pace New York Handicap at Aqueduct. Phil Jankouskas and Marty Mi- shows'." Princeton, Southern California, They were ridden by Jaclnto Vas- hok and end Pat Farrell were , Ewbank, who coached the Bal Syracuse, Washington, Wiscon- quez and Eugene Monacelll, re- standouts. Umore Colts of the-National Foot spectively, who will tide them II. D. CATHOLIC <»> sin* Rantan Twp. JVs to 33-13 Win Ends — Hennessey, Farrell, E»lg_!o, ball League before taking over back in the Jersey Belle. This Soden. the Jets this year under thieir was the first stakes victory for Tackles — Jankomlc-s, Walling. Dt- RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Sopho- yard run and Swanger tallied on marla, Lee. new organizational - set-up, de- each, but Blue Thor had, finished Guarda — Arnone, Hlhok, Brogowskf, clined to rate the Western Di- NBA Standings more halfback Loften Swanger his 55-yard sprint to give Saritan a neck before Goofed in'the split Nugent, scored four touchdowns on runs Center! — Mason. vision leading Chargers with a 12-0 lead in the first quarter. Margate on the grass, Goofed Back. — O'KecIo, Hillman, Mise- Associated Press of 60, SO 45 yards twice to pace Point Pleasant rallied with two lewskl. Kelgher, Grant, Ccpperwalte. any of the NFL clubs. then came back and won the MoManui. "You can't really do that un- EASTERN DIVISION Coach Frank Federovitch's Rari- second quarter touchdowns for a more recent Ladies Handicap. CBOYDON HAIX (I!) W L Pet. G.B. tan Township High Junior varsity 13-12 lead at the hall before Rarl Brrfi — Sierra, Terra-ice, O'K«_s, less they've played against each Nalee Is another stakes winnei JIallto. Burgey. other," he said. But he was will- Boston 6 I 1.000 — squad to a 33-13 come-frofh-be- tan's three second half touch- Tackles — Ruben/, McCormtdt. Cincinnati 6 4 .600 2 hind win over Point Pleasant downs sewed up the victory. with high credentials. She scored Ouarda — -ablna. Carmen, Hawley. Ing to compare the Chargers to in the Black Eyed Susan at Pirn- Center! — Colt, the Jets. New York S « .333 VA Beach JVs here yesterday. The win boosted Raritan's rec- Backs — Fella**, Cummlnj, rattan, Philadelphia 2 8 .HO 5 lico and the Santa Ynez at Santa 'omajzewafcl. Prank, "They have good size," he Mark Howard scored on a one-ord to two wins in five contests. R. B. Clthollo " 7 0 12—19 Anita. She will be handled by Croydon Hull __- ..B « • 0—11 said, "and their over-all team WESTERN DIVISION Swanger scored on his 60-yard Steve Brooks. Correlation Colt Entered Touchriowmi — • McKanua, HWman, speed shows. Our linemen are dash in the third quarter and [Mel«wski, Sierra (2). W L Pet. G.B. The fast closing Vitamin Sho Points after touchdawn — McManiu. too slow for their backs. We St. Louis Wave-Flier Larry Rossi added the extra point will rnaftrffie leaders sit up ant Offlclala: Egldlo, Keltti, Rooney. just aren't as fast as they are.' San Francisco tor a 19-13 lead. Swanger then take notice if she follows th In The Big Garden State Los Angeles tallied on a pair of 45-yard sprints As for Lance Alworth, the fleet Booters in the final stanza to clinch the pattern of her most successful flanker back who outleaped New Baltimore races. She has been campaign, By r TOMMY HOBERTS it we did corae from a small Mazurek Heads Detroit win. Rossi and Tom Shown added York defenders to score on the extra points following Swang- ing in the mid-west with gcoc CHERRY ttttX - Driving to track, most important he has 28-yard touchdown pass from Tc- Meet Friday er's fourth quarter touchdowns. fortune winning the. Pucker U ward the golden wire in the first run a distance of ground," points and Yo Tambien Handicaps. E.C.A.C. Squad bin Rote and grabbed five aerl WEST LONG BRANCH-Long out Sirkin. Judge Martin was the als in all for 180 yards, Tona was resposible for the A) running of The Garden State 1 NEW YORK (AP) — Fred Ewbank said "he looks like he's OWL ING Branch and Neptune will meet abama in which she nipped Lam years ago, a horse named Cor. widely-publicized bush-leaguer — Mazurek, Pittsburgh quarter- got springs in his legs." Friday at Monmouth College for Chop by a nose at the wire. Shi there were so many press no- back and Bruce Malloy, Penn SCORES the Shore Conference Socca Navy Tops relation swerved near' the six- Yet, despite those compll also was second to Spicy Livinj teenth pole and just- missed tices that he went off at 35-1 In halfback, were among those se- HO1V NAMB SOCIETY LSAOUB League playoff championship. in the Delaware Oaks and in al stead of 350-1—who was beaten lected for the freekly Eastern ments, Ewbank emphasized that catching the front-running Turn- "they're not that much better Monmouth County * Long Branch, the Shore Con- Lambert Poll has won five races this season, 47J4 lengths in Th$ Garden State College Athletic Conference All- AMERICAN DIVISION than us" and he pointed to the ference Round Robin champion, NEW YORK (AP) - Navy re- Prodena Neviesta has been to. in, 1959. East major college tern yester- 161W 4 _ will represent the Northern Di- teams' last game, won by San 81.. RosDtnle i2 _ _ "'"15 • " mained a unanimous choice as racing top drawer talent all sea- Later the California-bred Cor- Dakota won four straight, in day, Diego 24-20 earlier in the sea Holy Trinity 1 vision in the playoff game. Nep- son. She is a triple winner and relation won the Florida Derby, eluding the Freshman at Hazel St. Catharine 14 Uie best college football team in Mazurek piled up 255 yards in son. '' St. James .__...... H tune, unbeaten on the season, the East yesterday, but Pitts- picked up second money in a di- Wood Memorial and Charles S. Park, going into the Trial, last total offense and led a third fit. Anthony ..._; . _.12!4 1H4 won the Southern Division crown. "We Just rigged when we fit. Leo The Great _12!4 lHi burgh and Army moved up as vision of the Test and was third Howard stakes. When retired he "riday at Garden State Park. quarter rally that carried Pitts- Star of the Sea ...lift 121. Kickoff is slated for 2 p.m. Ifthe leading challengers in the n the Alabama. was,jryndicated and sent to stud Coming from dead last at the burgh to a 35-27 victory over should have sagged this time, Holy Spirit 3 11 13 and zagged when we should have Holy Spirit 2 _. J0« 13H the two teams are tied at the Lambert Trophy poll. Gay Serenade is another stake: to Florida, of all places—at half-mile pole, he was beaten Sy/acuse. Malloy scored the only 1 Holy Spirit 1 „ 14 end of regulation play, there will Grant Borland's Roseland Farm, less than 1 >,$ lengths. This was touchdown as Penn .beat pre- ligged," said Ewbank. "They 8t. Jerome 1 _.._,.__.._ „„. D 15 Navy, 35-14 winner over Notre winner in the field, her majoi didn't beat us that bad, we just Holy Trinity 2 8 15 be two overtime periods of five Dame, received all eight first triumph coming on the grass i outside Ocala. his third race at a mile or more. viously-unbeaten Harvard 7-2. 8t. Rose of Lima 1 8 IS didn't play fundamenta" ' • l- foot- -- 600 Serin-Ralph Lloni 253. 193, minutes each. If the teams are place votes from the special the Margate. Correlation will be represent He won a mile allowance race Others named to the team were 620: James Byron 214, 209, 185-«W. still tied, the game will be de- Wise Nurse das been trainint ed In The Garden State for 1963it Haze! Park. The Freshman halfback Ken Waldrop, Army; ball." 260 Cluo—Edward Yuschak 842, John panel of coaches, sports writers The Chargers did, with Rote Loboda 235, Herman Chleflalo 228, Wil-cided on corner kicks. and broadcasters. ' ' forwardly and Abby's Crown this Saturday by Dakota, owned fas 1 1-Bth miles; fullback Pat Donnelly, Navy; liam Walker 223, Joseph Hornlck 223. Neptune posted a 4-0 decision by John Carlesimo of Farming- completing passes all over the John Schilderman 213, William Payne Pitt replaced Syracuse, a raced with moderate success ii Sirkin has been on the back- tackles Al Atkinson, Villanova field to half-a-dozen quick-step- 209, Walter Llvlngaton 205, Jame» Crat- over Long Branch during the team it beat, 35-27, for second Chicago. Bill Harrnati gets th ton, Mich. Carlesimo bought the tretch for 17 of his 33 years. and Joe Buesing, Rhode Island; ley 204. Henry Stelnea 303, Dick Doug>ugh' - colt for $11,500 last January in ping receivers. In all, he con- run 203, Vlnce otlivlano 202, Chararle] i regular season. place and Army moved up to call on Wise Nurse with no ridet le has been training for Carle- ends John Parry, Brown and Bill nected on 21 of 29 passes for 369Ollnskl 201, Joieph Cucliaral 20L third after stopping Air Force, named as yet for Abby's Crown. tie Florida Breeders Sales at simo for less than a year, and Bowes, Penn State; guards Tony NATIONAL DIVISION 1 Hialeah. yards and three touchdowns. He W _ Pro Hockey 14-10. After the top three came Cicada was successful in the the results are excellent. Sirkin Hoeflinger, Rutgers and Ron Bo- hit Paul Lowe with a 16-yard St. Itoiie of Lima 3 IS .» 8 Jersey Belle last season and ear- One of the longest shots in the helped Dr. Frank J. Redo de- nomo, Princeton and center Dick Holy Spirit 1 ..- - ift W I T Pts. Syracuse, No. 4; unbeaten-untied touchdown pass for the Charg- St. Jerome 2 14 10 Princeton, No. 5; Penn State, lier winners were My Portrait, l-16th mile race, Trainer John elop the stakes winner Noble Kupec, Connecticut. ers first touchdown, then con- St. Michael 2 14 10 Chicago - -.7 1 . 18 Undulation, High Bid, Tempted . Sirkin is optimistic for Da- >el, also a Florida-bred, and feels St. Dorothea 14 10 Montreal 5 S 2 12 No. 6; Boston College, No. 7; Jim .Howard, Yale halfback, nected with Dave Kocourek on a St. Jerome 3 _ _ — 14 10 Massachusetts, No.8; Harvard, Pink Velvet, Pucker Up, Rare kota. hat Dakota is built on similar was chosen Sophomore of The St. Bose 1 12 12 Toronto ...-._ 5 4 0 10 14-yard scoring flip. Alworth Bt. Mlohael 1 12 12 No. 9; and Yale, No. 10. Treat and Turf Sun. "He's no Judge Martin, even nes. Week. 1fl Detroit ...-..: * 6 I « grabbed the last one. Mount Carmel 14 BtSt. Gabriel IS New York .4 « 0 8 Lowe, ti\e league's No. 2 rush- Bt. Rose 3 - 17 IHTROOUaNG THE MHNDABIES FOR '641 St. Michael 3 ., « IS Boston 2 7 I S er going Into the game, picked 200 Club—Dick Fa-rra 236, Joaeph Brown Doubtful up 79 yards on 16 carries and Beym 213. 2O0; Frlnk Ducey 511. TOP TEN RESULTS Thomas O'Brien 211, Ivan Pearce 20*. Associated Press ' "•cored on an 11-yard run. He al William Copeland 204, Ted Contl 200. so caught four passes for 24 How the Top Ten teams In Starter Sunday EAYSHimE MIXED LEAGUE The Associated Press football on an 11-yard run. He also caught W _ NEW YORK (AP) - Rosey four passes for 24 yards. His Schuber's Atlantic _.J6 poll fared Saturday.' Ye CottaKe Inn , —13 Brown, offensive tackle ot the running mate, Keith Lincoln, Preston Airport , 13 1. Texas (74) beat SMU, 17-12 Shore Insurance Co - —11 10 t Illinois (5*1) beat Purdue, New. York Giants is "a doubtful picked up 62 yards in 11 carries Single System Laundry —10 % 10'4 starter for Sunday's' game with Md added « yards on two pass- 8av-0n Druia -— ~10>A 41-21 Downea Pontlac „ 11 Philadelphia because of a badly es. StultzFuel Oil 10 11 t. Mississippi (5-0-1) beat LSU, bruised right knee. WalVer and Walker _ 9 12 S7-3 The victory kept the Chargers Bahrenburg Market 9 12 Brown will be released from out front in the West with a MRt-Kcy Recreation 8 13 4. Navy (6-1) beat Notre Dame Martin and Brown - — « 15 35-14 St. Elizabeth's Hospital today 6-2 record in their bid for a third 600 8erles—'Ralph Bolvln 168, 23T, but may not be able to play divisional crown in four years. 232—«37. S. Auburn (8-0) beat Florida, 200 Club—Join Parleman 202, 204; Either Lou Kirouac or Lane #>- DavM Rerile 532. Bill • McNally 225, Howeil would take his place. TIGER ARRIVES Frank Manley 209. Malcolm Bahren' I. Oklahoma (5-1) beat Colora- burg 208. do, 354 Frank Gifford, flanker back, NEW YORK (AP) - Middle- M1DDLKTOWN "A" LEAGUE 7 Alabama (6-1) beat Mississip- and Allan Webb, defensive back, weight champion Dick Tiger ar- Ml-dletotra Alleys pi State, 20-19 also were on the doubtful list rived from Nigeria yesterday Red Bank Tire —IS yesterday after the game at St. Top Hat Cleanera .— —15 8. Wisconsin (4-2) lost to Michi- looking fit and almost ready for Marque! rharmacy Louis. Gifford suffered a badly Helnkea Mean gan State, 30-13 defense of his title against Joey Tomalno Bros. . t. Ohio State (4-1-1) beat Iowa, bruised left shoulder and Webb's Giardello of Philadelphia at At- Harmony Woods right knee was twisted. Dr. Fran- Leonards Market 7-J lantic City,, N.J., Dec. 7. John Danlela beat Syra- cis J. Sweeny, the dub physician, Pepll - Cola 10. Pittsburgh (5-1) said Webb and Gifford had a "We didn't expect him for an- Comptons Agency _._ case, 35-27 We hare designs to get yon in our power other couple of days," said Bills Chevron sta. , . 10 better chance of playing Sunday Del-Alr-Bldrs 7 than Brown. manager Jersey Jones. "His €00 Series — John Ference 225235.. 233, Par!-mutuel play at horse and 132—490; John Iiaben 209. 215, 1!!>— visa was delayed In transit to «(3; Chas. Stout 182, 211. 223-429; dog tracks in Florida this winter Lagos. He didn't tell us any- John Slmnlcro IDS. Sl«. -03—810: will be augmented by jai alai in lMw«rrt Thorn 160, 196, 246—!O8; Joe thing. He ]usl showed up. Barhuilln 193193. 201201. 210^404210401. Orlando, Miami, Dnnia, Tampa, OBenjkwen are a wily group <* juys who spend most of theirtime With the Polara 500 you aren't baked in on a certain engine. Yoa can "He looks real gotid," said 2O200 Club — Kenn Shelly 225225,, 20O0;; West Palm Beach and Daytona John Manota 327, Jim Halllran 222222. •Jraamiflg «p w» to win your approval. Tike the Dodge Potara 500. choose from a standard 318 cu. in. V8 up to a street-versiM of our Jones. "We'll go to Atlantic City Ed Matuazewla 220. Don McLaurhlln Beach and by harness racing at 225, Clus. Itooney 227. H«|irv Claftn you'd be ktrd-pratsad to find a car that's got more going for you, walloping, all-out 426 cu. in. Ramcharger V8. Compromise? Nope, We Thursday for the formal signing 221. Thomas Zlngale 222. Casselberry and Pompano Beach. •nd then Dick will resume train- Deeply-padded, eontoar-fomed backet seats. All-vinyl upholstery. just feel that a freedom of choice Is the sorest road to your appro**. Ing. He'll do the final three weeks Sin-fo-sMI carpeting. Padded (tosh. Cento console. And lots of other That's our way of doing business-giving you lots of car and Ws in Atlantic City." Casey Runners Beat St. Mary's trimmings. But that's only the half of it. of satisfaction at a price that's hard to quarrel with. Perhaps our approach to power wW further Illustrate the point Your Dodge Dealer will be glad to demonstrate the point BOXER HONORED METUCHEN — Coach Jack meet i Delbarton ol Morristown MtlAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Rafter's Red Bank Catholic cross and St. Benedict's, Newark, in Joey Archer, No. 4 middleweight country squad boosted its dual practice meets before competing contender from New York, was meet record to 12-3 with a 20-35 in the Monmouth College meet '64 Dodge named boxer of the month yes- neKt Tuesday. terday by the World Boxing Asso- victory over St. Mary's of Perth The top 10 finishers and their ciation. Amboy at Roosevelt Park here times: f CHRYSLER Archer won a controversial de- yesterday. 1. Bill Dolanoy (SM), 13:02; eision over Rubin "Hurricane" Bill Delaney was the individual 2. Bob Byron (RBC), 13:08; 3. Hurricane Carter, the No. 2 mid-winner for St. Mary's In 13:02. Brian Dempsey (RBC), 13:40; 4. IATONTOWN— t & H MOTORS, INC., ROUTE 35 X CLINTON AVE. Ulewelght. Bob Byron, Red Bank Cathplic Bill Ptak (RBC), 13:41; 5. Bill RID BANK—LABRIOLA MOTORS, INC., 120 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD For the first time since he sophomore ace who beat Delaney, Rich (RBC), 13:42; 6. Tom Pet- "I vent to a lot of also a sophomore, in the Turkey tost sidelined by mental illness, raitis (RBC), 13:43; 7. John IE-FORD—WERNER'S GARAGE, HIGHWAY 36 Eddie Machen was returned to Trot Saturday at Elizabeth, was Mautner (RBC), 13:44; 8. Pete trouble to get this num- the heavyweight ranking, taking the runner-up, six secondi be- Kenney (RBC), 13:46; 9. John ber — it's mj me_n_r*> aver the No. 6 spot. Before he hind. Klngsley (RBC), 13:47; 10, John XQCfltt!" Was sidelined, he was No. 1, Red Bank Catholic expects to Dempsey (RBC), 13:49. -3Et THE*»I»P-S»»kjrr_l8&«. CHECK, YOU! HOT. «,' 1963 AUTOS • TRUCKS IMfLOYMfKT HELP WANTCD-MA1E FOR $AJJJ mmummwunm HEDBANK t fOKD QAIJXII —<• Twa-Aoor, DISTRICT MANAGER bluk. IMUM w«i) nun. lUtu mtmm-vmux LOW HUC&O PAJMT bwvWitiy •xKxtlttixu Will Stugi. C«il LINING SETTERS For etretilfcUee a*|*rtmitnt of «if* ^ imatg twm altar f p.m. DewipLfttr fiooctra. Bouta Brtdi. Avt. train, Ability to RJUQCUU with pe , ta-ita CROWELL AGENCY, * Reward * Rtd Bank. euentttl. Apply In perion RKD BANK Brotd St. Red Bank T41-T900 UMU3 1863 PONTIAC Cstallni two-door hard REGISTER. 40 Broftd St.. Red fia PONOBROSA — Pint shelvini;. 15c per ton. hydromfttlc. radio, heater, doubl AVON BELLS lTSELf — Chrlitmu NETS AND LIVESTOCK Rtaltori s&utng fiuru csj-iy wita jVvim ooc- REAL tUTATt HJLLRHUXX WAHTID llnesJ frunnlnfl ft. 10' pltcc ll.$4d 12' power. 1U-7T41 before 6 p.in. 14M18 •netici. P»rt or full time. V«lu*Dl« New Jtriey'i largest real eit&te broker piece »i.80., 14' plice 13.10., 16' piece Kin»id« kit. mtt AUTOMOTIVE after 6 p.m. sales territory now s.vatl«bl«. cftll Hl- has epeningt lot real eittti salesman. S2.40. CSBR carry. Red Bank Luinber, Opposlt. MoUj Pllchir Inn 4313 cr write Ifrs. Uarstrat QulottA. Why aettlt for any Job, enter the > Wall BL. Red Buk. TRAIN YOUR DOG MIDDLETOWN — Hinch houn. Three AUTOS & TRUCKS HUDSON HORNET — 1952, runs good, P.O. Box 190. Red Bank. bedroomt, two baths, living room, 741-4030 |110, call protest Ida that la th« bull oi aU DESKS J15 up, FllJiS «U.t0 up, tablet, McGUIRI'l QROVB UmUy ldlcben- Two-e*r Raragc. Rent WAITRESSES IVANTED-Stead? year- wealth - • real eat&te. Ho experience eh&lra; addinf nadilneB, typewrlteri, Ob*dleiic« class sum Novimber U-lt. .with option to buy. 9*5-6551 or T4T-OT3Q. IMl FORD KCONOUNE—New lire: round emQlovmenL Must apply in per-neceasary. We wilt train you and offer oftlct equipment, etc at barnin prices. Ba»hor> Companion Dor duo. MIDDLETOW^f — Oak HfH. Four-bed- ui mint, la* miltm, low nice. 1841 PLYMOUTH — *100. Good condi- loa only, no pboA* calls. HOWARD liberal draw aialnit commlBslon and New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, CALL NEPTUNE — Thret'btdroora ranch. room two-itory cuutom Colonial. 2'4 Pton. H7-M21. tion. Call 6 p.m. opportunitiPi wTUj ui In real tttate, Rte. 35 OakhunL S31-3960, 717-11711 .... • WT-55M Oakhurst- Four badrooma and jar baths, two-car garage, full ba«emeDt, 741-3114, lOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, Hwy. 33Full-tim, e men. Call now for appoint- BI2-1BM. Kl-iUZ, M, acr*. $33,000. Owner 671-2913. UJT FORD — RuHo, tmllT, two-door. Ilddletovrn. ment. Ask , for Robert Bnydir. THE PIANOS — Sav< (100 or more off list COLUX — Bable lai white, one jur 8TUDEBAKER CRUISER — 1953, Good EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Night BKRO AGENCY. 6711000. price, brand new 88-not« cosaolt pi- old. Houaebrokea, excellent VlUl CQ11- MONMOUTH EEA.CH COUONlAh — NIW MONMOUTH — Bight-room »pUt •«"•"«•• I4MIB . rubber and motor. See In yard, Mapl anos. 10-year guarantee. Come aee, dren. H6-2g». Mt Fumlihed four bed roomi, 3% batbs, work. Apply in person. L & M RES- aave. Rent, option to buy, . Teoicr'i family room, two-car _l«raje. Yearly 1% Flit : 8«le» Sirvici Ave. and Monmouth Sis. Red Bank TAURANT, «19 River Rd., Fair Hiven. BOYS 14-18 Uuslc Store, SOS Main St., takewood. SIAMESE KITTBNg — Houiebroken or winter, BLLA WH/raHIRC AQEN- "^SST LEVINE-WBBB Smyth. 7(1-2690. 1150. and adorable. Call CY, HSO Occ*n Ave., Sea Bright. 8(2- COCKTAIL HO3TE3S - Exper.lencedl . 'art-lima Chrlstmaa Jobs will be CL 1-2S70 RIVERFRONT — Beautifully located, Hwy. U M2-1O2O Ealontowl CORVAIR — 1961. Ramp side pick-up 21 to 30 years, llust be preseentablei . available beginning In late November. QAB ..DRYER - Four-piece California 0001. completely modern, four bedroomi, truck. Radio heater. Good condition. Phone Mr. Rocco. 229^)222. Write fur particulars, to Ur. Dec, Bonred w63d porcb att, end tables, bed- If REOI8TERKD FBIIALE family room, plui »P*CIOUB living room, 1B59 VOLKSWAGEN COMBIE • New 331. Red Bank. room set, odd chairs, refrigerator. 02 FURNISHED FOUR ROOM — Bunga- Urci, new palm, low mileage, low SI.195 222-4416. fUIX CHARGE BOOKKEEPER First Ave.. Atlrntlc Highland!. N. J. BEAGLES — One tour years, two Hilow. All improvement!. Near all trans- dlnint room, and uitra-raodirn kitchen. price. Phone, 717-212I. Top client otrers tine opporEQ- MEN — From approximately 9 a.m Can be seen any nlghf after. 6 p.m.years old. WIU doubt* rabbit. Runs portation. 787-213S. All in excellent condition, Many un- WINNER OF 1964 CADILLAC — nily for fully qualified bookkeep- until noon. Approximately two hotlri or on Saturday's and Bunday'a. elngle or double. Broken to gun, Kach usual feature!. DOWSTRA AGENCY, 1951 CHEVROLET - I*ur-dooi powei wishes to sell. Light blue four-rlooi er experienced through, gene- ITS. Paul R. Binder 7(1-0815. MODERN CAPE COD — Four b«d Realtors, 91 E. Front St., Red Bank. Slide. Good second car. 1100, sedan. Fully equipped. 7876307 aftei middle of afternoon. Must have car 747-3598. ral ledge.!-. Client willing to pay or lUlit truck. i52-2S50 alter 2 p.m LARGE FLOWERING MUM PUNTS AKC BEAGLE PUPPIES — Quality rooms, 1% batiii, gimt room, base' 741-8700. ^ 6 p.m. high salary coeimensuratc with ' - For aale. CentervllU Rd,, Box 70.ijred gun dogs, amart, he<by, good menl, large fenced In lot, IJflO a month. IS59 CHEVROLET station wagon, two CREDIT AND COUXCTION — Part Keyport 2G4-49CS. looking. Hunting and Itod trial caliber THE DOW8THA AGENCY, Realtor^ fll RED BANK — New tiuee-bedroom, door, Kick shift, six cylinder, nev 1960 CADILLAC . FLEETWOOD time work available for penon who bai K. Front 8L, Red Bank. 741-8700. family room, two full bathi completely SPECIAL-SEDAN — Air conditioning, DAVENPORT PERSONNEL SERVICES had aoro* experience in credit and dogs. Call 291-1665. . tires, radio, heater, J850. M2-O581 all T Broad St. 7(7-335» Red Bank HAMMOND WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - air conditioned. Also three n^w stveo- & o'clock. Power. Excellent buy. 142-3294. collection work. Hour* flexible, with CLIPPING AND BATHING room houiea in Fair Haven. For ap- JOL'SEKEEPER — Three children. o»ice provided in Red Bank. Write ORGAN STUDIO All breeds. Margie Schmidt, by ap- Furalaasd and unfurnished. Immedi- pointment call 642-3068 between I a.m. IK1 F85 OLDSHOBILE - Deluie Cui NOW THAT YOU Have studied the Good salary. Live In. full details to "A.M." Box 6U, Red pointment. 787-9688. ate occupancy, Samuil Tticher Agincy and 4:30 p.m. weekday!. _ lass coupe. Beautirul condition. Mm ADS. . "Hustle to Russell" to Inspec T87-M64. Bank. OF Aarnmv Oceanport Avt., Oc«anporL Call or dtaJ KITTKMS FOR ADOPTION — Male H2-3M0 or, 542-3W1. aril immediately. Call Lt. RouklB al and buy a top reconditioned Cadillac. USED ORGANS NEW THREE-BEDROOM: RANCH — J22-3359 Oldsmoblle or other make cart WOMAN WANTED — For general and female Six, weeks old. N» charge. housework, Matawan area. Own trans- Ma«nui Organ f 15.00 CUI 6712111. alter 3 p.m.. 871-f" UNFURH19HSD — immedlatB cccu- With full basement, attached garage. RENAULT PEUOBO' HELP WANTEtt-Male . Female Audlon Organ . 69.00 pancy. Three-bedroom ranch. Attached Mlddletown. 747-1311 or 747-5810. portation. Five mornings a week. Ref- garage. $130 per month. Years lease. MONMOUTH MOTORS erences required. . M!6-$643. Hammond Extra-voice 393.00 SPACIOUS COLONIAL HOME — Cen- Hwy. 35 842-MU Batratowi MOBILE HOMES Baldwin Spinet Orjan B5.00 BLWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, STENOGRAPHER — For real tatale DEMONSTRATORS RIAL ESTATE FOR RENT Realtor, 853 Prospect Av*., Uttlo Silver ter hall, extra large living room, dlnlnc Hammond Spinet 1-100 J85.0O room. Four bedroomi, 114 balhs. Full 1960 FORD SUNUNIB CONVERT MOBILE HOMES and Insurance office. 3alary commen- MALE AND FEMALE Hallet A Davis Console, Piano Ul-4500. IBLE ~ Power steering, brakes, radio, Used • 10% down surate with experience. J. CRAWFORD WORK CLOSE TO HOME APARTMENTS b me meet, attic. Excellent residential heater. New top 1961, new tires *90C COMPTON, INC., Bellord. 7876260. (new) 600.00 *» to Per Month area. $38,000. 747-18B6 alter * p.m. New • 7-year financing HIGH SALAJtY PL.U3 BTOBNTIVI} Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 6:30 THB AGENCY or belt alter. S42-13OU ROBBINSV1LLB EXPERIENCED New Jersey Licensed TEMPORARY — NOV. AND DEC. OOOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN BT. J Experienced. Good Appearance, RIVERSIDE GARDENS fU. 35 MlddHtoWB ]RATE8 PARADISE - Thrill to red CAIt FINANCE — As low as 314 pe MOBILE HOME SALES. INC. hairdresser. Call 775-9300 47L-100O sails In the sunset, from, this love)/ cent. Up to 36 months to p«y. Cl Rout* 130 Robblniyllle. N. 7872031 Good Talk waterfront Colonial ranch, and bur/ 741-7331, 77t-2SOO, 899-9100. JU J-132O 90 West Ji'ront St., Kea Hum. Mon- ELBEROK — Ranch, center hall, three STICIENT RELIABLE PERSON to OLSTEN'S TEMPORARY ACCORDION-AMPLIFIER mouth County's belt located spartrnent bedrooms, 2tt baths, paneled den. liv- you,.- treasures In this large secluded 18*7 THUNDERBIRD - Pink an- 1960 MAGNOLIA — Two bedrooms, V/i help two mornings In New Shrews- Accordion ISO bass, different tone house, life rooms, two bedrooms, hea ing room, dining room, cellar, patio, lot. Three bedroomi, a pirates den white, belt offer. Call balhs Custom built. 741-1195. After 6 bury home. 8(2-3642. 14 Commerce St. Newark 642-OX changes. Excellent condition. Amplifier, Juit becomi available. Beautiful river or fourth bedroom, two batiii. Price like new. Together worth 1970. will aell two-car garage. Near swim clubs, J23.6O0. GLA2EBROOK AGENCY, Real- «71-0864 p.m. 642-2680. t390O. SALESLADY — Experienced women's TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, for local view, fireplace, parking, new kitchen. school, transportation. 1260 monthly, Ked Bank area, baby o let ures in nat- both for H50. 787-373J after i p.m. See superintendent on premises or cal)one or two year lease. ENKIS-VOQEL, tor, Avenue of Two Elvers, Rurnaon. 1S58 VAUXHALL - Four-«oor.' econorcv apparel. Steady. Good salary. ADAMS Mr. Carlln at MA 2-7890. 84M7C0. leal transportation. J125. Call after WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE 811OPPE, 14 Broad St. Red Bank ural living color. HMcreit 2-2034. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER - Realtors. 292 Norwood Avt., Deal. 631 p.m. 222-7425. Electric > rings to $99.99. 160. grEG- THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Fur1234.- . EATONTOWN — Tfcrea-bedroonl ranch. MEDICAL, ASSISTANT — Red Bank ONE OF MIDDLETOWN'S — Busiest FRIED HARDWARE CO., 117 First Fuir basement wlttt recreation room, Realtors pe?4? tw^ additional aales per* nished or unfurnished. 181 Fort 24oii* HAZUCT,,,.«.,. TWO* , HOUEii — .. Jwit 1 VOLVO fWN""^.' TV' H4' T^JW- "il'«li ilftrlni'tt «H1*«.- (HKtd typlaWHf.lftplmtif'. Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 291*1000.' ** iiiSutli Ra., Port MonmouOi.''J ' "' ffineioieir i?iHifciea' Breesiway"HIKI •wtav Exceptionally clean. Fully, equipped TOM'S PORK INC. knowledge medical terms, general aomi*l 16 handle Us large volume of completed) one Cape Cod, on* ranch. ized attached garage. Convenient to Phone 842-O487. office work (no laboratory). Five day :UBtomera. Experience In real estate ONCE IN A LIFETIME! — Sacrifice, RED BANK — Spacious one and two Both havt five rooms and bath, ga- chooli, shopping crater ~ and buses. WI PAI CASH FOR USED CARS peek, no Saturdays. Write "BA", Box lot essential as we have a compre- Collection 300 never used LP*s complete bedroom apartments available now and rages, complete celliM. Call between Shaded backyard with patio and fire- 1951 PLYMOUTH — Very »ood con 60 Main SI 566-1500 Matawan .11. Red Bank. lenslve train Ing program. Send resume opera's classics, thB best iazz, broad- December 1. Molly Pitcher Village, 8-9 p.m., 264-3036. place. Low taxes. City sewers. 542-0246. dition, Just passed Inspection. (150 yda frota Matawan RR Btatlon) o PO Box 20S, Mlddletown. Our em-way snows, fllmi, Imported discs, col- Branch and Madison Ave. 7(1-9115. VOMEN — 25. Worti from your home ployees know of, and endorse this ed, lector's Items. All top artists and SIX ROOMS — And bttti. Oak Hill FHA APROVED! iverage 12.57 per hour. Steady part- major labels. 12 per disc mono and BEAUTIFUL — New three-room apart- Rd., Mlddletown. Call Lots of value for little money — you'll 1858 MERCURY — White four-doo EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOliNCl ment. Moderately furnished. All con 741-4661. •edan pood condition. 42,000 miles BOATS AND ACCESSORIES :lme job. 5420361. Kxecuuvo-SsJei-uUlce-Domesuc stereo. Call 542-3BS8 betwtn 7:30 and want to buy this tidy'ranch home with Healer, radio, snow tlrei, one owner SALESGIRL — FULL OR FART-TIME venlenceit. S1O5. 842-0227. LAKQ-E RANCH — StvtW room.., two large eat-In kitchen and hot water amcoTltj anil ability wiu high atnlci baths, two-car garage, one acre lot. baseboard heat on 60x200 lot. Call us Muit »ell Quickly. Bargain at »5(5J2. ' KING SKIFF — Excellent con FOR RETAIL DRESS SHOP. APPLY 60 Broad St. 7<7-W77 Red Bank MAHOGANY FOUR POSTER DOUBLE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3'i room for appointment to see. Price - 411,500. 747-4333 after 6 p.m. CAMEO APPAREL, 665 HWY 35, BED — With matching vanity, bench. furnished apartment. Residential sec- Convenient to schools, shopping, park- dltlon. New Motor 325 h.p. $3,000. Lak. MIDDLETOWN. BAJU* £MPLOXU£NT AOJflHGX tion. 6 Third Ave. 201-9237. way. 747-2838. WALKER A WALKER, Realtors, 2068 DODGE STATION WAGON - 1959. and Sea IS' flberglas hull, 36 Erinrudi quaUfied Peraonnei For Quality Orden mirror, and cheat of drawers. 747-3833. Hwy. 35 and Palmer Ave.. Mlddletown. Power brakes, steering, radio and complete $700. 872-1479. WOMAN — Over 35, experienced, typiil 210 Broad Lone Branch 222-1741 FOUR-ROOM; APARTMENT - Air Im- AVAILABLE — December or January. PHONE 671-3311. Multiple Listings and heater. One owner. Nine passenger. to dD billing and posting, Call ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE provements. 79 Alaple Ave., Keans- Comfortable double houie, center o Trade-Ins. Send lor catalog. Open Uke new. 671-20»3. WILL SACRIFICE oni 20' TROJAN 264-3580. ACS EMPLOYMENT AQKNCx burg. 787-US1. town, Maple Ave. Mrs. Smith T41-4W9, " dayi. Only 70 houn on It, fully equipped ICvery arder & applicant, our ipeclalty. Rent A Piano $12 per Month CHEVROLET 185» — Parkwood autlon ready to go in water, $1,250. TRADE DENTAL ASSISTANT — Must type U BrDB4 '8L Ked Basic 7«7-3494 KNABE. ItABON-BAULm, IOHMBK FURNISHED APARTMENT — Four FIVE ROOMS and bath, unfurnlahed COLTS N2CK - HOLMDEL wagon. Automatic, V-l, four-door, radio, WINDS MARINA, 1332 Ocean Ave well and.be able to manage busy office. CABLE-NILSON. BVXKBTT. 8TECK rooms and bath. Oarage. Adults, Call $95 per month, year round. 16 Center J. D. Jlochft Agency heater, new tires and snow tires. Goo Sea Bright. 8<2-1837. High school or two years college. Five COUPLE — Woman tor maid, man Oookmas Ave. * Ualo St., Arturj Pit after 4 p.m.. 222-J847. St., Sea Bright, Call T4M14V after Long Bride* Rd>. Colts Keck condition. Original owner. 747-5883. days including Saturday and one eve-help free time. May have regular open auiy till 9 Sal. till *:» 7 p.m. MS-4M5 >b. 842-2256. RED BANK'S FINEST LINCOLN — 1959 PREMIERE, Laun BE WISE — WINTERIZE ning. Start at J60 or more. Write 775-Wdl Deluxe beautiful lour- and five-room FOUR-ROOM VURNI8HED COTTAGE Tour outboard motor. Completa facili- qualification and phone number to WANTED — Tutor to teach inter- •nd garage. Rent (ne. For coupls or WEST K&ANSBURO — G.I. no down daurour-dDor hardtop, prime condition, "A.C.". Box 511, Red Bank. IXri&WIUltlRB. AUU1KU maenmes. garden apartments. Two bedrooms. laymeiu, no closing lees, to qualiflel 11,100. Walt 4 Leo'» Chevron Station, ties for test in r. winterizing, storing mediate algebra. Preferably In my All makea new or used. Guaranteed. Modern kitchen. Spacious roomi sjid single woman in return for U00 worth buyer. Three-bedroom ranch. 222-4210. X. Front St. and Globe Court, Red any nial£t. BOAT. SKI, A SCOOTER PART—TIME BAR MAID —' Apply home once a week. References. Write Low aa 92o. Serplco'l, 101 MonmouU) closets. Quiet • environment. of household help per month. Can hold Bant. 7419731. > CENTER 75 Whits St.. Red Bank. Monmouth Lounge, 32 Broad St., "A.V." Box 511, Red Bank. BL Next to theater. 747-Oi8« MADISON GAJU>KNS other jobi. References required. 291- OLDS SHREWSBURY — Paifclika xel- 741-1121. Authorized Mercury Dealer. ' lyport. 132 South St. 741-1633 (NJ) 9363. tlng for this Immaculate three-bed- 19S8 CHEVROLET four-door V-8 auto- SINGLE WOMAN OR COUPLE - FUR COAT — Black Persian lamb, room home with raised hearth fireplace* RSUC, J37J. 1960 PLYMOUTH /oar-door LET US DO YOUR REPAIRS AN OLBSRK—TXiPIST VSO Four-room furnished cottage and ga- slzs 1S-1B. Full length. Large cap«*llke UNFURNISHED — Three-room apart- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Five bed In living room; dining room; modern V-8 automatic, tMO. 264-8781. MODIFICATIONS — Flying brldse, DOMESTIC BALKS open rage. Rent free in return for 1100 collar. 717-4062 after 3 p.m. ment. Completely new furnishing!. Res- rooms, new family room, two baths, a) kitchen with dinette; paneled den worth of household help per month. idential area of Red Barnk. Convenient facilities, two acres properly including J96O VOWteWAOKN — Sun top, clean, wlndihfeldi, planhi replaced, etc. Take SECRETARY J75 plua 24' enclosed porch, Ideal for •dvantage of our winter rates. Free •BX OPERATOR WO Can hold .other jobs. References re- W1UCINB0H SWORD JlAZOn QLADES to everything. Adults only. GARRISON orchard and pond. 2D1-1TB0. children'* recreation; large laundry all good Ures, f ai heater. Asking 11,150. estimates- COAST YACHT WORKS, 146 BM PROOF OPERATOR open quired. 291-9353. 75c paokage of 5. All Wilkinson garden ASENCY, 22 I, Front St.. Red Bank. FIVE-BEDROOM HOME — 8uH porch, room and two baths suggest com- S71-M23. . Bodmsn Pi., Red Bank. 741-1338. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY tools In stock. SIEGFRIED HARD- full dining rnom, H4 bathi. garage, fortable family living. Asking price is MM NASH RAMBLER — Oood run I] Broad St., Bed Bank 747-3494 WARS CO., 117 First Ave., Atlantic $27,900. THE LOW AGENCY, 636 River IITUATIONS WANTED, Female Highlands. 291-1500. STUDIO APARTMENT — Nicely fur- corner lot, |IM. SHOREWAY REALTY, ning condition, 1100 firm. 20' BARTHE — 75 h.p. Inboard. De- nished. Beautiful location. Garage, Pri- INC. 264-7010. Rd., Fair Haven. 741-4477. 264-0875: cided to remodel Hnd Bpruce her up BEAUTICIAN — With manager'! li- for next spring. Bus driving keeps me cense, wanted In Keanaburg. RELIABLE WOMAN — Wishes to baby 18' PLASTIC WIENER POOL — 42"vate entrance. 222-5191. TimEK-ROOM furnished cottage. RUMSON - High arching tree* pro- 1953 DE SOTO — Good condition, de- 787-9433. sit in her own home. Call ' deep, with filter. S100. Used 24" riding vide a lovely frame for this appealing; busy. I have all new rlbn, crossbeams, mower good condition, y>0. 566-1918. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Across from Fort M nmouth hospital pendable transportation, has snow deck, and storage compartment fin- 747-9173 Three rooms and bath, fiiat floor. 138 Main St.. Oceanport. two-story Colonial. Thre« bedroomi, tires, *95. Call 741-2909. " WOMAN WANTED — For dertt in >nt exceptionally large. Cozy den, ished. HafV^all materials lo complete dry cleaning store. Hours, 3-7, Friday. YPING — Dont at home. Pick up THERMO-FAX 8E0RETARY, J190. — Furnished or unfurnlBhed. All utilities. MIDDLETOWN - Bpllt level, threi her. Fully equipped pumps, linea, ex- 3-9 Permanent position. VOaUE ,nd deliver. Call Foldomatlc Folding Machine, 175. IK). 31 Prospect Ave., or 291-9137. there are extras Included. $27,700. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Radio, tinguishers, etc. If you' can give her Checkprotector *lo, Elliot addres- bedrooms, 1% baths, garage, fenced In GL-AZEBROOK ^QENCY, Realtor, Ave- fuel guage windshield washer. 18,000 CLEANERS, LIncroft/ 747-9819. 842-0479. KED BANK — 3H room unfurnished yard, perftct condition. $135 per month, nue ot Two Rivers, Rum«oti. 842-1700. miler 11,250. 741-7981. a few week endi. this winter, you'll serette $50. Geatetner fully automatic, Other rentals available, E.K. SNYEER, have a great boat next spring, $230. BEAUTICIANS — Weekends. Eiperl- MOTHER — Wish to take care of electric. Model 260 mlmeo (300. 741. apartment. All utllltlei aupplled. Private 787-W86. enced only. Top salary plus com- children la my home. Call 4008 10 a.m. • 4 p.m. entranci. JJewly deoorated. Call 741- Realtor, Five Corners, Mlddletown, SHREWSBURY COLONIAL — Four AUTOS & TRUCKS 7tM. 671-2590, evenings, 871*2262. bedrooms, large living room, dining mission. ADORN BEAUTI SALON. 275 747-1231 room, paneled den. kitchen with built*, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. 'OO BU8Y FOR CHRISTMAS SHOP- DON'T NEW LUXURY in oven, 1H baths, flnltihed basement, BUSINESS NOTICES CLERK-TYPIST — Seeking person 'ING? Mature experienced woman will knock yourielf out. Try Prown'f one 2'/4 ROOMS LEROY APTS. WANTED TO RENT game room. Hot water heat. Gas with some recent experience, that has lo your Qhrlatmag shopping Also write stop shopping. Alwayi Iree delivery at dryer. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Taxei Red Bank rood typing ability and aptitude for 'our Christmas cards.- Rates upon FULLY AIR CONDITaOITBD FOUR-ROOM — Unfurnished apart- $400. neduced for quick sale lo HEAT-THAT'S ALL math. Will work in lab office and be luest. Call 741-3066. PROWN'S Close to all transportation. ment. Mlddletown - Red Bank vicinity 121,800. REDDEN AGENCY, Realtor*, responsible for maintaining accurate 21 Leroy PI. , Ited Bank Two adults, no children or pets. Needed 301 Maple Ave.; corner Bergen PI., G ill en. 842-2076. records. Excellent fringe benefits. EXPERIENCED WOMAN WITH refer- 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 711-1063 Days 717-6389 Evenings by mid March. • Please call 671-2829 Red Barm. 741-9100. Auto Imports ences would like work by the day. Apply ATCO CERAMICS CORP., Hwy CONBINATION SINK AND TUB — $15. TWO ROOMS FURJJISHED — All utili- after 5:30 p.m, and all day weekends. Music For All Occuiotu 35. Keyport. I Plione 741-1763 after 5 p.m. VAIL HOMES — Four-room bungalow, Renault1 • Volvo THB SCEPTRES Pour-burner gas range with oven, |5. ties Included. On first floor. Private LO3T HOME IN FIRE — Need four- oil heat, (71.50 pays all eicepl heat. Four plec» band > BABYSITTER WANTED — 7:30 a.m. YPING — Experienced typist desires May be seen at real estate office, entrance. 222-6919. room apartment Immediately. Red Down payment required. Call M2-41B7 Peugeot • Triumph Call Bob Watson 842-28(8 to 4:30 p.m. Five days a. week. nrk at home. Please contact 671- 649 Broad St., Siirewabury, Riy Btlll- THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, utili- Bank ayes. Three children. 747-3234. or 541-0162. 291-0753. 0656. man, 741-8GQO. HAVE YOUR SMALLEST OR LARG- ties, private house, responsible adults, RUMSON — Colonial In desirable "old niPORTB EST construction job don* by txpert SALESWOMAN — Fulltime, 40-hour ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE BABYSIT- JO1NTEK-PUANEH — 12" NolUlIlfcM uo pels. 642-1439. Eatontown. farm village", A quick relate location TER — Dayl, evenings, weekends. with 3 h.p. GE motor. 220-410 volt. FURNISHED ROOMS 63 HERALD COHT. >,000 miles 1179S bullter-contractor. 20 years In Monweek- . Ago 35 • 45. Home sewing In y6ur home. Call 741-7O20. TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS - 36 for that unexpected transfer. Three mouth County. Raymond O, BoeckeL 69 perlence required; selling experience $150. Bell & Howe 11 S mm movie Riverside Ave., Red Bank, on river- bedroomi, two baths, den, fireplace in (I TRIUMPH TR-S-B , .12250 Sleepy Hollow Rd. 741-2382. desirable. Advancement for ambitious camera, magazine load, $35, Small front, Foui rooms unfurnished, 1325 living room, game roqm with bar In white porcelain coal stove {25., two ALPINE MANOR full basement. A new offering, at SI RENAULT Dauphlnt __» 895 CLEANUP WORK — Yards, cellars, qualified . woman. Fringe benefits. SITUATIONS W/WTED, Male rer month. Five-ioom dental of tic t, Basklns Fabric Fair, 113 Broad St., outdoor flood lights with bulbs $5 each. [225. 741-2399. BT. 36. HIGHLANDS 33,000. GLAZBBROOK AGENCY. Real- «1 VOLKSWAGEN and attics, Also other cleaning work Red Bank. Lumber, good used 4x6 12 to 16' Jong, 872-1773 tor. Avenu* D£ TWO Rivers, Rumson. done. Light trucking and moving. 787- HORSE TRAINING — Bell telephone 20c lineal Toot 871-1384. LEROY APARTMENTS — 19 Leroy Sunroof, Baxomatle J12&5 1855. MOTEL-HOTEL ROOMS OVERLOOK- engineer and family (wife, two chil- PI.. Red Bank. Three rooms. 711-1063 ING RIVER A OCEAN. DAILY MAID 61 PEUGEOT 403 ied. (2) __41095 dren) desire attractive ' living quarters CORNICES — 8" deep wood. Scal- or 717-5368. NATURAL TREE SHADED 1*4' acre «1 VOLVO i-it aed. J1J50 CHARLES HOWER. - auw Cotv HELP WANTED-MALE (including heat, utilities) on Monmouth loped Cash and carry. 32" 74c; 38" SERVICE HOTEL ROOMS 115, PERplot, privacy plus. Six-room cenlc. tractor. No Job too email. U7-M7S oi County estate or liorae (arm In ex -.1.49; 42" 12.11; 48" J2.76; 60" J3.51; RED BANK — Unfurnished. Slnele WEEK AND UP, MOTEL RO0M8 .all Colonial, Three bedroomi, two SI TRIUMPH 2-dr. ledan__»«95 741-0172. change Tor care ami exercising o 2" 94.26; 84" $5.01; 06" $5.34; 120" person or couple, AU utilities. 120 WITH TV, REASONABLE WINTER baths. 24' living room with fireplace, 61 VOUTSWAGEN ACCOUNTING FIELD horses. Both children are trained eques $7.20. RED BANK LUMBER, 9 Wall Maple Ave., 711-5219. RATES. BU3 STOPS AT CORNER. separate dining room.-Step-saving kitch- CONCRETE WORK — Reaaonable. St., Red Bank BHJA conv. , __— P585 DrlYewayi, sidewalk*, pitloi, curb ID*, Major oil company has ImmediaU trainl,-schooled In English riding tech RED BANK — Large two-bedroom LOVELY FURNISHED ROOM with or en. Screened, porch, full baaement.' opening In accounting For recent col niquen ami are fanatic horse lovers without modem kitchen. Refined busi- Winding drlvaway to ftttaohed two-tor 60 HILLMAN conr. leptic tu.nks, nee pa go pita; built to lege graduate with degree in the filed Call at office 9 to 5. 649-3756 (free FURNITURE — Six rooms. Soma-an- apartments. One year lease. Spring- garage. Low taxes And only S28 500 specifications. 787-1856. call) or at home after 6 p.m. OR 6-314S tique. Call after S p.m. George Haake, view Gardens. 283 Spring St. 711-5672. ness woman preferred- Good location, 60 AUSTIN HEALEr 3000 of business administration, excellent ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, unturnlshed 741-839). KLWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS, mimpa, starting lalflry and employee benefits. Ave. D and Hwy 36, Box 61B Leonardo. Ren-ltor, 655 Prospect Ave., Little Silver 60 VOLVO 544 2-dr: iportl 41095 three ronin apartments; 484 and 4109, 741-4500. all equipment. Call Mike's Electric An equal opportunity employer. Re WEBCOR PORTABLE STEREO — Including utilities. Furnished ef- ROOM; IN NICE qUIET HOME — 60 VOLKSWAOEN J-dr.,sedan 11095 6(2-1490. ply by letter giving qualifications I Three speakers, like new. Parking accommodations, ftp niton able, 59 VOLKSWAGEN lia. wjr,. I 995 "A.8.", Box 511. Red Bank. FINANCIAL ficiency fit. 291-1199 or HJ-1916. 57 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. 741-D11 HOLMDEL — Three-bedroom ranch, ALTERATIONS — Carpenter work, 741-5148. ,y DOMESTIC BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ATTRACTIVE ONE AND TWO ROOM two baths, two-car garage, basement. rooms, garages, window" chains, odd LBARN THE "BRASS TACKS"—O nicely furnished efficiency apartments. ALLEMMIL REST HOME $23,000. Call Mr. Cox, THE KIRWAtf. < 57 FORD T-BIRD convertible 11699 Jobs, ajd Luker. 741-2109. real estate selling. If you are Interest Convenient location. 741-8394. COMPANY, Realtors, ^Jelford. 787-5500. . td in a life career In real estate, me RETAIL FOOD ROUTES - Eggs, Si OHBTVTT overdrive » 285 USED T.V.'S Room and Board, 312 River Rd., Rei THREE-YEAR RANCH — Three bed- AUTOS & TRUCKS can tell you your potential! We need poultry, meats, frozen food, lea cream |29.». ACE T.V., 69 Bwy 35. Nsptun* SEA BRIGHT—Attractive, sunny Ihree- Bank. Call 842-3603. 64OHEVY conv -. 4 296 two people DOW. Call FIRESIDE REAL- milk products, etc. Includes: tvalb-lt City. 775-8062. room apartment. Bath and utilities In- rooms, two baths, formal dining, large TY, for appointment. 671-2531. truck, equipment, six freezers, genera, cluded. Front terrace wllh yard and TWO ROOMS FOR RENT — Refer- living room, modern kitchen, paneled E. Newman Springs Rd. tor and five routes. Well exULbllihed APACHE CAMPING TRAILER With back patio. Yearly rental. Deal 812-2127. ences wanted. 27 Brevent Ave., L family room with fireplape. Three air business. Call 741-47*3. all ttcceaaorlM. $400. Call after 3:30 ardo. 2&1-1&57. conditioners1 , two-car gsrage. Flnlahed YOUNG MAN 560-1918. RUM8ON — Two large rooms, kitchen- room, basement. Larue .wooded lot. Red Bank — 741-5886 FOR LEASE — Gull modern two-bay ette and bath, second floor, furnished, FURNISHED ROOM, all utilities, Little Silver, near Rumson. Asking For route Bales. '•'Hunt have car andstation, Kt. 35, Morgan, Illness forces PEONY CLUMPS — Each should b« 190 a month, . utilities supplied. Call good location, *42.OO0. Owner 741-2171. phone. Average |2.5O per hour. For present dealer to leave; wiu make deal divided Into three or four new plants. after 5 p.m. 8(2-0660. 741-4017. Interview call HI 2-M39, 6 to 8 p.m.on equipment. Bent named varieties. Pink and white. PAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — Only $600 only. $1-50 per clump. Red, 92. Fo myth la. BETSY ROBS APARTMENTS — Kcy- ROOM TO LET In private home, vi- down payment to qualified buyer. Total lort. StudlQ apartments, 2U rooms, cinity MlddKtown Township HlRh SALESMAN WANTED — Salary plua D-5 weekdays, HE 6-6666. clumps 50c. You dig and take. Bring monthly carrying charges approximate- shovel. Cow manure, 50c per your burnished or unfurnished. Call 261-3156. School, for lndy. Meals miy be In- ly $113. Large plot (H acre). Many INTERNATIONAL commlsilon, live-day week, many com- BARBERSHOP — For sale or lease. eluded. 671-0978. pany benefits. Sell from direct leads bushel. A. ILER DAIRY FARM. 14 HIGHLANDS — Three-room furnished shade trees. Five excellent rooms, two and itrvlce calla. Experience not neces- CALL mile aouth of Mlddletown railroad apartment, bath, alt utilities, extra bedrooms, ono bath. Screened porch. sary, will train ambitious man. Apply 6T1-2404 after 7 p.m.' jtatlon on road to Linero(t. large living room. December 1. Call ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD Oil heat, excellent condition. Just re- TRUCK 872-1806. duced to FHA appraisal of 116,400. Call Mr. Heckman, ManaRer. THE SINGER AqUARIUM AND EQUIPMENT — Re- owner 741-2351. OO., 181 Broadway, Long Branch be- MORTGAGES cllner, Hlde-a-bed, love aeat. sofa, LONG BRANCH — Furnished apart- WAYSIDE RESIDENCE — West Parl REDUCED tween 9-11 a.m. boy's English racer. 74,7-9674 atter 6:30 Ave. B rand new ranch building. All NEW SHiUSWSBURl - Colonial. Jour ments. Four rooms ana bath. Heat, p.m. water supplied. S90 monthly. 229-1553. meals, laundry, and care. bedrooms, all large rooms. *29,60tEUCx- ROUTE MAN— For eatabllihed dry ATTENTION Call Mrs. Delmont at 631-9693 cellent condition. Owner, 71NW8CC*' FOR cleaning and laundry route, part or FIVE . PIECE WALNUT MODERN FIRST FLOOR - Two rooms, utilities. full-time. Good opportunity for right HOME OWNERS . BEDROOM SET -- Private entrance. Newly decorated. LARGE bed-lKtlnr room. Board If , COLONIAL. ON SECLUDED ACREAGE YEAR-END man. KEYPORT CLEANERB, 13 Divi- 747-5171 187-8812. sired.- Call Enjoy privacy in thti remodeled fix- sion St., Keyport. 264-1000. 741-0812. bedroom home surrounded by hug» NEED MONEY? BROOKVILLK FARM — Fireplace WATERFRONT APARTMENTS - Mew trees and evergreens. Xmmaculal* QUICK SALE! wood. Oak, apple, or walnut. Call 7B7- three room furnished garden apart- FURNISHED SINOLE AND DOUBLE housekeeping auggeata «asy living; 3094. ROOMS — Near bus line. 30 Hwy. 36, IMPORTANT NOTICE WE CAN COMBINE AI.L YOUR ments. Private terrace and TV. Weekly Highlands. 812-0380. graclouB foyer opens unto beamed DEBTS INTO ONE LOW MONTHLY UNPAINTED FURNITURE — Galore and monthly rates. NAUTILUS APART- celling living room, paneled, den with PAYMENT. FIRST AND SECOND MENTS. Dial H2-OS05. entry to ultra modern kitchen; dinette; "(3IMPAU Sport Coupe LARGE MANUFACTURER Oi electrical Marked down 25 per cent tor caoh and MORTGAGES, BUSINESS LOANDS. carry, nt Red Bank Lumber, 9 Wall THREE-ROOM furnished apartment. laundry room; maid's room and bath SALE V-S, Lo.d.J tooli need* seven men (agei 19-38) Im-STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. FREE St.. Red Bank. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE and picturesque dining room with /Ire- mediately. You must .be sincere ant CONSULTATION AT YOUR HOME. Private entrance. Adults. Ho pets. 711- place. Upstairs has master bedrooms ambitious. Experience*- unnecesauy & SIX STORM and screen wlndowa, 6421 or 512-2277. HOUSES FOR SALE suite plua three master bedrooms $2485 wi. train you. 12,000 .. 115.67 Per Mo, aluminum, 52 each. Call WEST END —. New, modern two and and two baths. Only an appointment BRAND NEW J3.000 523.50 Per Mi 264-8781. three-room efficiency apartments, util- FRAMED IN ©REEN can reveal all tfte many gracious' $105 TO START CALL 741-401 «,000 J.U3I Per Mo. ities included, laundry on premises. extras included In the sale at (49.600. *'63 Va-TON PICKUP ?5,000 J39.I5 Per Mo.WEBCOR HI-FI FOR SALE — Cherry Shopping two blocks. Monthly and Thli modern three-bedroom home will THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor 636 River cfitiinet. Good condition. Make reason yearly. 531-lfluo. V6 baths, large recreation room sur- Rd., Fair Haven. 741-4*77. BOYS-I4 or older, to rake leaves; Barclay Mortgage Corp. able offer. Call after 8 p.m. 542-0412 rounded by evergreen pine trees year SCOUTS 4x4 Private home. 60c per hour. Gall HI HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, all utili- 1818. round. Ideal for famly living, on qul«i RUMSON — A-l Rumson location. $1599 157 Broad St.. Red Bank, New Jersey. ties. Call 872-C9S2, 26 Navesink Ave., dead-end itreet. Ufttt mortgage avail Wooded lot. Completely .inodern home ACCOUNTANT'S • SENIOR — Per- Telephone: 7(1-4700 Day or Night NEW FURNITURE Rt. 35. able to anyone. in perfect condition. Large living room PICK-UP manent pDSltlon with OPA firm salary, BANK BATES DIRECT from 'storage waxehouae APARTMENT. 11 Brond St., Keyport. with fireplace, den, three bedrooms,-' *'63 IMPALA CONV. $8,000 to J10.600; commensurate wiih IMMEDIATE CASH Pay less thin used furniture Heat furnished. Rent SSA per month, CROWELL AGENCY, two baths. Many attractive features. ' capabflltiet. Addresa reply to SIDNEY Terms arranged DOWSTRA AGENCY. Realtors, 91 E. f lit, 2nd, 3rd Hortfacea four rooms and bath. Eira W. Karlis. Front St., Red Bank. 741-8700.. $2595 W. BINDER, PO Box 699, Long Branch. Home Improvement Loana. 281-1215. Realtors B?2 BODY Debt Consolidation — Xowest Ritu Field Furniture EATONTOWN - Six-room bungalow. MORTGAGE SOLICITOR 12.000 ^Jnoiith 116.88 FURNISHED — Two-room aparlment Riverside Ave. • Red Ban!Large lot. $13,500. BUSCH REALTY. '2,300 month J21.10 7-11 E. Front St.. Keyport near Broad St. Call between 12-5 p.m. Oppojite Molly Pitcher Jnn 842-11 NO. '59 CHEVROLET On» of New Jersey'i oldeit and largest »,300 month J29.64 at 52 Mechanic 8t., Red Bank, mortgage banking firms ia expanding 264-3020 JUTTLE SILVER - Delightful Cape TRAVEL ALL 4-Dr. Bel Air its residential mortgage operation. Mon- 15.000 month 142.20 SEA- BRIGHT — Two rooms 741-4030 PARKER MORTGAGE Open Dally to 6 p.m. shower. Private entrance. Utilities. 165 Cod for young family. Living room, mouth and Ocean County territory, Thursday and Friday 'Til 9 p.m. dining room, kitchen, two bed roomi. Some knowledge of real estate dealr Hl-4343 FO 3-2601 per month. 842-0519. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. 6 CYLINDER Our Bonded Personal Representative REDUCING EQUIPMENT—For rent or OUR GOTH YEAR expannlon attic, run hasement at- $695 able. Salary #5,200 piui expense al- fale. Free delivery. South Jeriey Surgi- UNFURNISHED apartment. Rumson, tached garage. $15,900. BUBCH REAL-' lowance and an attractive commission Will Call At Your Homa At Your Offers complete, well rounded TY, 842-11R0, 1 Convenience. No Obligation. cal. 717-2616. three rooms, bath. Heat, hot water, Real EsULe service With resulla I PASSENGER arrangement. Submit resume to "A.T. ilectrlclty Included, Nefir school, shop- Selling, le&jlnK, homes, apartments '58 CHEVROLET Box 511, Red Bank. WORK BENCH with plenty ol moxle, >lng, on bus lines. $89. 65 E. River land and commercial properties Re( RUMSON COLONIAL — Pour bed- size 20"x72'x'36" high. JM.95 In REDId. See Frank Bllena. room". l!i batlis, Porch, living mom. Bil Air RELIABLE MAN — Must be able t< INSTRUCTION BANK LUMBER. Cash, C>rry Depart Bank and Monmouth County area*, dining loom, kitchen. Has a threa work full time. Bales experience pre- mcnl. 0 Wall St.. Red Bank. LOVELY corner apartment, Immediate PHILIP J. IIOWfiRS A CO. car garage. Older homi in very lovely MAURICE ferred, not tieceRaary. SHERWOOD'S occupancy, three rooms and bath, un- SINCE ISO) area. Excellent schools and convenient $495 SPORTING GOODS. 7 Broad St.. Red ELECTRONIC TRAINING MOVING — Must sell. Dryer, two fiirnlahed. all utilities. 34 Oakland St.. 60 White St., Red Bank 741-7100 to heaches. A good buy nt 522,600. RUS- Bank. . •ilece sectional, end tabltn, complete Red Bank. Call 7(1-1144 atter 7 p.m SELL M. B0RU8 Realtors, «0O Hlver • LOW MILES home and furniture. 7*7-9294. for appointment. THREE-BEDROOM CAPE COD—Neerii EXPERIENCED G1LAZIER — Wanted Monmouth Radio repair. Slmllinr houiei in area ap 5dV.i falf, ""ven- ™-4M2. Member Many Othtrt To Choi* From! SNOW FENCE —100" am) 18 meu praised lor 112,000. Owner will sacri Multiple Listing Service. Your Rid B«nk Duhr for to work In glass ihop. Phone T41- Electronics Institute FURNISHED three-room apartment, 13S 1st Ave, All, Highlands 1053 C i Park poles, like new, cost over }B0, sacrlflcs next to St. Joseph's parish, 380 Maple fief for $9,100. SHOREWAY REALTY, RECIPE FOR A HAPPV FAMILY _ Plymouth - Valiant - Chtyiler • On.- lllii,i. .wth ..I Iti ,«•„ 814 Cookman Ave, Asbury 545. aftfir 7 p.m. 717-4131. PI.. Keyport. 229-0107. INC. 264-7010. Corneous young ranch In lovely ares. 774-0M3 Imperial and Scout TRAINEE OULBRANSEN PLAYER PIANO — LARGE THREE ROOM — Apartment. UNCnOFT—Buy direct, IlB,90t>. Three 21' living room; separate dining room, J9I-II0I • Opra 'HI 9 p.m. MOTEL MANAGERS With music rolls. Collier folding coach modern kitchen. Three bedroomi (15* Now hiring men for management train Furnished. All ulllltie.i. First floor. pbedrooms, large recreation room, ga- Ml W. Front Sf. 747-0717 Ing program. Neat and personable. Ca stroller combination. Best otter. Cal Year round. Call 291-5391. a«e, patio, trees, half acre. Conven- nnd another 16), two tiled baths dry and plioni- required. For appolntmen NEEDED after J p.m. 7170(50. ient to schools, New York transpor- basement, one-car attached Karate call 482-1074. ATTENTION tation. Newly decorated. Mortgage can Oirereil at B3.M0. ELWOOD A ARV Men — Women — Coupled ELECTRIC 40" RANGE — Electric Attractively decorated and furnished tie assumed. 747-3845. 8TKO.TC ACJENCY, Realtor, S55 Pros- Wn train you. Wrlt» Eastern Cared heater nnd motors. Never used. Cal one. two, and three room apartments. pect Ave.. Little Silver. 7.ac«, pic- greyatone driveway, beautiful trees. An Entertainment !Xterlor. No Jobs too large or too Typing tllr. Parking. nnd get ft cosh and carry pries on ture window kitchen with bit 111 In bar. Immaculate hnuir that naya welcome imall. Vary reasonable. Call 717-M30. building material needs and we'll nave Two bedrooms, tile bath, Plenty of when you enter dm front door, it haa Frank H. Taylor A Son, Inc. ,VOl'., .V10."."1- l!Kn BANK LUMBER. cloiel space. Docking facilities for bant three bedroomi, two baths, fireplace, , MORE LISTINGS SOLD Tickets available for latest Broad, CAIU. il. JONKS — ralntlni and EXl'KHT TYPING — Hone at home. MANAO1NO A<;BNTS T*l5ftft6 « Wall, Bt,, Red Ilnnk. up to 40'. Call (or appointment B42-1100. nll-to-wall rHrpitlag and ehsracter. Keaionabls. Pick up and deliver..Call Truly a p\&r.t for Hie family that's Thru Th* Rod Bank Area way lhows and Major Sports "Events, decorating. Fully Insured, for fr«e l« OUAOK BROWNINO AUTOMATIC lTt Moumoutli St.. Red Dank. IJmate call Tif-aou. 36I.494T. 122 ftivanidt Av., R«d B«nk V A ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Flva-bed- lookinn for a home, not ]unt a houae, SiliTSV" " •»!". Make an offer rnnm hnwnt, I Ho per mnntti. THK J3I.D0O. THE 1OW AOBNCY, neallnra. Multiple Lilting Service KIRWAN COMPANY. Reallon, 7S7-BM-) 639 River IW,. fair Utven. T41-I4T7 t BED. BAm&EGISm Tmsfaf, NOT,, 5, STEVE ROPER By SENDERS and OVERGARD / UXK. MJSS ZMttA GWKW PLE«E 60 BACKA1© ) II WfXMft VeMfi TILL I HQMAD-B/ismsr TH« S xoutrJ M ASSOCIATe so/ E Cf M/ By Ccean TELL MY mm I ./DELIVER THIS 0KKAGE— Course h Set DOWT ACCEPT GIFTS\ MO SOME EftO H£WS/ ForWtdnodiy, NovmiUr b un ortrtooldin bauttfu rt OAKHURST — Two 10-week STRANGERS counerin lifewtving will be spori- WHICH HE sored by Monmouth Council, Boy Pretent—For You and is; Scoutl of America, Edward Vo- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Yours • . . Outlook improves pick, Rumson, council training steadily, to catch up on lost RED BANK—Four-trallr hoiua K5.OO0, chairman, has announced. BXA BRIQHT—Two-fuaUy boosts IUL. time and effort People will be 000. The first course will get un- HIGHLANDS—Bu>r» and two nput- der way at the Shore Area YM- ready and willing to give you a BUarilEBs' propmltl return 25%. Won.CA, Asbury Park, Sunday, Nov. hand agairf today. Don't hesitate derfui opportunity for small Investor. T41-11M alttr I B.O. 10, at 5 p.m. The second course to uk Be careful while driving FACTORY BUlLDUla — loot Branch. will begin Jan. 25. during evening hours. -Heed 13,000 M. It On ont floor. O&r&fe tn» bnlldlm, laerldw prio. mteA. Ronald Conley, a Monmouth traffic signals! H entertaining, College student, will be the in- do so at home father than out REAL ESTATE WANTED structor. • « on the town. First preference will be given Do you want to to Boy Scouts who have com- MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY SELL RAPIDLY pleted the swimming merit Part • • • It took ten long year* Future • • • Injured persons Wft're a dynamic Real Estate firm badge requirements, Mr. Vopic of experimentation for Christo- coming into (he emergency ward alerted to today1« highly competitive pher Sholej to produce a work- of a hospital may be connected mtrket Our thoroughly trained, ex- ka said. p«rlenced staff of gracious soft aelllnt Registration for the course will able typewriter. After receiving with a machine soon enough to experts are prepared to help you. List your property with be handled through troop scout- a patent in 1868, he joined keep the brain alive-for hours PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. masters. fircet with Jame» Derumore while surgeons close wounds Since ISC* 60 White St., Red Bank 741-7200 and they persuaded a company (hat otherwise would cause WE NEED YOUR HOME Violinist Presents to invest in^aa untried product. death in minutes. Our 12 Mlupeopli hiv« dlintl wuum tor your lilting. They need ranchei, •put nv«l», two worms ll»o«Te»tme»t Concert at School property. Call ui (or & Quick lale. Two Hie Day Under Your Sign ollleei nrrtni TOIL MIDDLETOWN-Violinist Ste- WALKER & WALKER phen Wolosonovich presented * ARIES (lorn Mirch 21 to April 19) LIBRA [Up*. 23 fs Oct. 22) Realtor! Shrewsbury OHice MiSdHtowrj Ottlc» concert recently for students of An older person vbo las influenced your Obstacles standing in your wiy will 7U-62U 871-3311 Harmony School. life m»r tfy to to so agsin. WMch out. •am dluppeir, n remain optimiitic, WE tncUD - rive or at, J-s ojoroom Mr. Wolosonovich, a graduate TAUMB (April 29teM«y 2S| SCORPIO [O£h 33 TO Nov. 2) J home*, (umlihed or unfurnished, from I«ck of '.aMwenMon jrixues you, tat Not « very important diy, tnii l<"e If joo just trj. should move along near normtf gpeed. •xerotlVM. TUX B2H0 IQENCJ. Rt. appeared with the Rochester Phil- GEMINI: (Wsy 21 foJun.2l) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to D«. 21) as. luddlatnm. 671-1000. harmonic and the Montevani Or- iWt uke others' problems too •e Don't pass the buck to f«neone die. If LISTINGS NEEDED! W« have clients Help if yen nor, but iToid cmc you're in error, stand up mod ujr ao. uxlous to tattle In this vicinity. Pleue chestras/He has performed on CANCER (JIM 22 ta July 21) call us if your property Is tor rent or CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan. 20) THE PHANTOM ..Ml*.. BROOK AGENCY, Bank Build, television and radio. You msr nuke fepnoed, te tie em> Ttii is a d*y to move curtiouslt and By LEE FALK ing. Atlantis Hlghlitiis. BHTlt ••' The program metafed sel— MUm..nriHJt*..-OW fcTOortrjr, 'think thing* through extraemnfufiy, LEO (July 22 1o A*g."ll) AOUAftlUS [Jon.21 VF«b, 19) • LEGAL NOTICE- Uons from Bazzlnl, Bartok, and Meet ptoUeos rjceat iniKid of tryhg Don't fret if you have to livt with • Gershwin, and Roumanian and to bypsss them until a liter dite. , problem, Wf all do at some time or ether, irxoyou HE'P BE 61AD-TO Effi ME- NOTICE 07 SALE: Irish folk tunes. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Stpt, 22) PISCE£fr*b.2Ot9 March 20) I'DOET _/you HAVEN'T On Friday, November 15,' 1M3 at Don't resent workinR while others warte Inspiration and penpiration pay off. But HERE/ JrlADVOURPRETTy 10:30 A'M. I will sell at public auc- lit accompanist was Renan tlihc You'll be abead oa ,l»yoa]r- one without tiitf elluer. U UBrfcas, tion on behalf of Seacoast Fin. Co.- De Camp. Concert arrangements HEAD BUDWH OFF. at IS Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. one O 1963, Fubli.heri Kenptper Sjadicrte 1960 Oldsmpbllv CPC-. Ser. No. 607L were made by George Lane, O7M6 for default in a Conditional Sales Contract- made by Clarence R. Young. principal. Said car may be seen at Carland Inc., 3S3 Maple Ave. Hed Bank, N. J. Auctioneer, W. J. O'NEILL Mov. 5 R.76 Bridge Column Juniors Elect By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Probably every bridge player (Send your problems to George At Long Branch has heard the expression "Third THE HANDS for winter storage and moth- hand high." This means that the South dealer LONG BRANCH - Felix De- proofing.) Santis, 504 Tabor St., has been .perso n who .play . s the third card Both sides vulnerable MARK TRAIL By ED DODD oi NORTH Dear George: elected president of the class of & trick should try to win the • K Q 7 My husband has been watch- 1965 in the class elections con- trick—or, at any rate, play high- V J 9 2 ing so many Westerns on TV I GEOBSIA, IN FACT, WANP&TAUEHT TAD CHE'S ACTUAU-V ducted recently at Long Branch er than either of the previous 0 A9 8 J think he is getting a little goofy. HOW IONS ABOUT HOW TO WALK-HE'D CRAB A MEMBER 0 High School. players In the hope of winning He walks around bow-legged and HAVEYOU FNE YEARS™ HOLE) OF HER COAT AND THE FAMILY/ the trick. WEST EAST HAD > HAVE NEVER SHED SLOWLV AKWE V. Miller Preston, co-ordinator A 10 63 « 9 J 4 2 practices fast draws with a cap SEEN SUCH AN AS HE TODDLED of faculty advisers for the group, West opens the four of hearts, PA754 » dummy. East covers Mrs. Hopalong SOUTH WILD ABOUT Freiday, secretary, and Carol Vi- with the queen of hearts, follow- 4 A J S Dear Mrs. Hopalong: HER.' pla, treasurer. ing ft* "third hand high" rule. V K 10 This column is not qualified to An honor student, DeSantis is South wins With the king of v Q I 10 2 answer medical questions, par serving as chairman of the fi- hearts and now has a second + A Q 8 6 ticularly since the last case lik stopper ID the suit. If hearts are Sonlh West North East nancial committee of the school's 1 NT Pass. 3 NT All Pats this where we suggested the Student Council. He is also a continued later In the hand, South Opening lead — ^ 4 subject see a psychiatrist. The member of the executive board will win a second heart trick psychiatrist, also a Western fan, of the Key Club, the Varisty with his own ten or with dum- ® said the town wasn't big enough for both of them and gave him Club, the Public Speaking and my's nine. DAILY QUESTION •taff, and the debate team. He until sunset to get out ol town. NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSBAW South can afford to try the dia Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to was named to the National Ath- mond finesse. East wins with the letic Scholarship Society In his IS points), and the next player Dear George: king of diamonds and continues passes. You hold: Spades—10 6 . sophomore year. He has also won the attack on hearts. South gets Somebody said you wrote honors as a member of the Na- 3. Hearts—A 7 5 4. Diamonds— some advice about how to keep his second heart trick and makes 6 ,4 '3. Clubs-K 9 7. What do tional Forensic League and as sure of his nine tricks by taking tropical fish. I -missed it. Could you say? you advise me how to keep trop- president of his home room. He three spades, two hearts, three i* active in the CYO. Answer: Pass. The combined ical fish? diamonds and one club. count, with your 7 points, is only Should Break Rule H.U, Miss Welch is a varsity cheer- 25 points at most. Don't strain Dear H. U.: leader, a member of., the , Stu- East should defeat the contract for game with less than 26 Make it a firm policy never to dent Council's good sportsrhan- by breaking the rule at the firs points, .i lend them to your friends. • ship committee, and the. Future trick. East should play the eight For Sheinwold's 36-page book- * Teachers of America. of hearts instead of the queen on let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,' Auxiliary Picks Miss Freiday, a member of the dummy's jack. send 50c to Bridge Book, Red • honorary National Forensic The opening lead is clearly Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand League, has been active on the fourth-best from a four-card suit. Central Station, New York 17, Four Delegates Debating Society, the Trumpet (East can see the three and N. Y. KEYPORT — Four members as a chaplain in Tri-Hi-Y, and is deuce of hearts and therefore of the American Legion Auxili- •taff of the Green Wave, serves knows that West has no hearts ary were appointed as delegates POGO By WALT "a me'mber of the 8:40 Players, lower than his opening lead.) for the coming year at a recen the Spanish Club, the Trumpet West would not lead a low hear Croup Guidance meeting in the Legion Home, staff, and the Public Speaking if his suit were A-K-x-x. West Front St. They are Mrs 06H/«Olf(5/ George Rinear, Mrs. John De- and Debating Society. South is marked with A-x or iCMHOtmxK, / aoeeop.-mmwia : Program Set Waine, Mrs. Edward Varderbilt, HAVB OHCZ *m, ftt Viola, a member of the track K-x..iOf hearts and would play HIGHLANDS - John J. Avril, Mrs. Karoline Lindemann, HOOP, "W-itUCNbO KINS Of and soccer teams, is also a mem- the nine from dummy unless he guidance co-ordinator of Henry FOLK m; SO 19. Ceremony Mr. Randolph was charged with Electronics Materiel Agency, was K). Metal % % one of four proposals eceived of SI S3. careless driving by Angella U. A church 16 prospective contractors solic- •ervlco % % Kroposky. Patrolman David Clapp investigated. ited. ws RegVjMl High School U sj»* RED BANK REGISTER In ill, U firdt, second, Ffereoct Flaherty. g Tbert'i M Trick to KWlnf Ex- Classes Take int «**er»J rfactttow) «t ! S'OT, S, 1963 tabs Win Wri prtiw were awarded by B* rtjidtr antics; wffl %» Wd'IfovJ tra Cub Voa Get it Fa*. Wins trip?, according to Albert sedety la <*& Uxhslc*! artat; Hear Candidates •t Moose Haft Ketaibttr*, «t Field Trips Loux, assistant superintendent. heerstls. The treshmta cUsi xiM »rticS*», mtgazines, which tl»» ihef» will Jbe * toy VoCai music classes are at- visited the Metropolitan Museum First Prizes RAKITAN TOWNSHIP - At dei&oostratloa. KUMSON - tanuou-Falr Ra- tending Metropolitan Opera re- of Art Oct. 24. Five busloads of FORT MONMOUTH - The manuali and handbooks, propos- students participated. Also U. S. Army Electronic* Research als, pamphlets, sales booklets the regular meeting of the Wom- October 24, the advanced French and Development Laboratories and documents, films and him tns' Republican Club it Moose classes attended a showing of a have been awarded two first strips, and training booklets. Hall, Keanibtifg, party ccatU- film, Moliere's "Le Bourgeois .SAVE & EARN i Two first-prize wall plaques dates for local office spoke. Gentilhomme," on the campus in a technical publications were accepted on behalf of the James O'Neill and Allan Nix- Cwrwr WEST Montclair State College competition sponsored by the laboratories by Leonard Rokaw, F on, candidates for Township On Wednesday, the junior class New York chapter at the Society FURNITURE CO. Asbury Park, director of the Committee, and Mrs. Helen Stew- and its American history instruc- of Techical Writers and Publish- Technical Information Division, Ptr Amvm art, candidate for township clerk, KEYPORT, N. J. tors, will travel to the recon. ers. who entered the items in the 4* spoke on issues in the current CO 4-0161 strutted village of Sturbridge, The awards were won in a competition and who is a,senior Mass. field of 83. entries from 28 or- member of the New York chap- campaign. They were introduced On Nov. 11, the senior class ganizations for a 28-page bro- ter. by Mrs. Charles W. Lube, and will participate' in an English chure on the missions of the at the conclusion of their speech- field trip to Princeton's McCar- laboratories, and a half-hour There's no Trick to Having Ex- es, they answered questions Blanch • Keyport • H«te»4el ter Theater for a performance of from the floor. Oridtartt • WddtetowB Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 P. 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