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Ii«ued Dallj, llonijiy throufb Friday, toured u Second Clui listtei PAGE K)L. 83, NO. 122 at th« Post Olflci at Red Bank. K J.. under the Act ol Match 3, 1671. RED BANk, N. J., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960 7c PER COPY ^YCMUUE? ONE Rain To Prosecutors Upheld Continue In Sunday Law CaseArmed Bandit NEWARK (AP)-Superior Court lere has upheld actions of the ergen and Middlesex County In* Area irosecutors in enforcing New ersey's Sunday Closing Law. Winter Arrival Superior Court Judge Theodore Labrecque of Fair Haven, yes erday ruled against Two Guys Is Slated rom Harrison Inc. and Channel Gets $12,000 umber Co. of Newark who had Today isked for "some form of relief" rom prosecution of the law. Warm air from the Gulf They had accused the prose- utors of harassing store oper of Mexico brought rain in- itions. stead of snow to the area Police had arrested 42 salesmen tt eight of Two Guys' 12 stores At Fort's PX ast night. J. Crawford Compton Harold Copeland tec. 11 and took the names of Motorists, local and ine others. All were released county road crews and resi lie same day. Two Are dents girded yesterday for Judge Labrecque said he found snowstorm which some pri- no evidence that the police and Middletown vate weather agencies predicted rosecutors' staffs "were doing might reach nine inches by this ny more than enforcing the Bound, statute in an orderly way and in ifternoon. Judge Theodore J. Labrecque he regular course of the penal Last week's snowfall of 14 wocess." inches disrupted travel and iced 9 Issues Warning roads for days. The rain which Gagged SchoolBudget 'Christmas But Labrecque warned the en- started falling this morning was forcement agencies: washing away much of the ice "The rule of reason should be FORT MONMOUTH — which has remained. Closet Burns; pplied as to the number of of- Winter Starts cers assigned to the task in any An armed bandit last night Officially the area forecast by >ne establishment and their ac- bound and gagged the Parley Asked Family Sad tivities should be carried on as William D. Martin, U.S. weather manager of the main Post inconspicuously as possible and observer in Long Branch, (calls Exchange and his woman The governing body's finance NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP — An in such a manner, if possible, a: MIDDLETOWN — Municipal for rain today with a high in the ;ight-year-old girl arrived home officials here, concerned over the committee will seek the confer 40s. Winter officially starts a to disturb the conduct o assistant and made off with ence with the board. from school yesterday, gleefully legitimate business." 1961-1962 school budget of $4,- 3:27 p.m. today. The v/eather will awaiting the approaching Christ- an estimated $12,000 in 279,982 released last night, are Harold Copeland, school board clear and turn colder tonight, He said officers should be care- mas and seriously thinking about 'ully inspected and supervised cash. seeking a meeting with school of- president, said the board would the mercury dropping to 15-20, the many packages her father ficials to see if the proposal can be glad to sit down with the com Mr. Martin said. Fair weather i so there will be no undue har J. Peter Hoffman, Chapel Hill, had placed in a closet the nigh assment of retailers who remain the post's public information of- be pared down. mittee and review the budget. predicted for tomorrow with a before. He noted that there already ha high of 25-30. open on Sundays." ficer, said the bandit was able The proposed budget will re- to get about a half-hour's start been one conference between Winds will be southerly at 25-3 Hardly had the girl, Arlene Two Guys and Channel also had quire a tax levy increase of in his escape before anyone $541,312 over the current fiscal both groups on the proposal. miles an hour today, shifting ti Megill, removed her coat and asked that Labrecque name Mid- dlesex County Prosecutor Edward learned what had happened. program. Mr. Copeland said there was no 25 miles an hour from the north started for the refrigerator when J. Dolan and Bergen County The budget will raise the ndication of any objection to the west tonight and tomorrow, she saw smoke and flames shoot- The Federal Bureau of Inves- ing from the "Christmas closet. 'rosecutor Edward J. Dolari and tigation has entered the case. achool tax rate an estimated budget at that time. Take Precautions In wild alarm she raced from Prosecutor Guy W. Calissi as ad- The manager, Harry Winnes, 2V/2 cents per $100 of assessed Mr. Compton said the rate ol The New Jersey Turnpike, re the house and called for help. ditional parties to a previous sui 46 Grant PI., Little Silver, who valuation. increase in the tax levy 's out ol lying on predictions of 4-6 inches ' Her father, Irwin, a roofer, the firms had filed to test the has been in the Post Exchange The present school rate is $1.36. proportion with the expected en- of snow by the state Highwaj working in the neighborhood, an validity of the law. This reques Service for more than 30 years, Township Committeeman J. rollment increase. Department, had taken the pre- the Unexcelled Fire Company also was denied bv the judge. told Lt. Col. William Cox, Jr., Crawford Compton said yester- Mr. Compton, for the third caution of reducing its maximum reached the scene almost to- Under Advisement he provost marshal, what had day that he felt the budget was year in a row, has come ou speed to 35 miles an hour. CARRIER LISTS — The aircraft carrier Constellation, against the school budget. gether. Labrecque last Friday hai happened after he was freed. "too high." Some snow was reported in th< turned down a request by the twi seared by fire that swept through its interior, thowi a Counted Receipts He said in his opinion the In 1958, he campaigned ac But they were too late. cooler northwestern part of th< firms for an injunction to halt en slight lilt at its berth in Brooklyn Navy Yard. Mr. Winnes, according to Mr. board can cut about 5 per cent tively against the budget. It wa state, in Morris and Sussex coun The fire, which police said wa voted down twice by voters. forcement of the closing law. Hoffman, said he and Miss Nilda out of the budget. ties. But the accumulation wai caused by faulty wiring, quickl He had taken under advisemen (APWirephoto) The township committee then White, 619 McClellan St., Long not expected to be anywhen spread, destroying the Interioi (See LABRECQUE, Pg. 2) cut $85,000 out of the proposal. Branch, locked up the Post Ex- near the 20.4 inches that fell oi of the first floor of the two-storj change as usual at 8 p.m. Last year, though critical ol the state last week or the 1! frame structure at 1226'/i Corlies Collision the spending schedule, Mr. Ave. After they had finished adding inches that fell in western Penn- up accounts following s busy day Compton did not campaign sylvania last night. The storm All personal belongings — an 7-12 Regional Carrier Fire against it. of pre-Christmas sales, they seemed to have lost its force Christmas surprises — of Mi stepped out of the building. Insurance Officials tried to set up. the crossing the Alleghenies. Megill, his wife and three chi conference last night but could School Vote Suddenly, before they were The storm first entered th< dren, were lost. able to lock up the door, a not do so' because of prior com state from the south and wes Besides Arlene, the couple have Rates Drop mitments. Probe Starts man stepped up, brandished a before the rise in temperature two boys, James, 7, and Irwin, Is Tomorrow revolver and ordered them back TRENTON *(AP)-Lower rates No new date has been let fo: had made much headway an Jr., 6. NEW YORK (AP) — A naval lazards to ships under construc- the parley. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - inside. Bruskly, he ordered that for automobile collision insur- iced highway conditions were re- Smoke and water also dam court of inquiry convenes today tion at Navy and commercial Voters here and in Highlands will to study the disastrous fire that shipyards." the safe be opened. The time ance were approved yesterday t Budget ported around Trenton, Lake- jed the second story apart- go to the polls tomorrow to eithel was about 7 p!m. by the state Banking and Insur The total budget is actually up wood and Red Bank. ment of William Tuzenew, and struck the aircraft carrier Con- The Navy said the panel wi approve or disapprove a $1.3 mil- stellation. Expected to be on its specifically consider the substltu Once that was done, Mr. ance Department. $643,129 over the present figure But state police reported thai his aunt, who lived with him lion bond issue to construct i agenda is the city fire depart- tion of metal rather than wooden Winnes explained to Col. Cox, Charles R. Howell, insurance but firemen expected 'hey wouk junior-senior regional high schoo (See BUDGET Page 2) (See WEATHER, page 2) ment's stern criticism of naval loors for staging or scaffolding, the intruder whipped out a roll commissioner, said the new rates be able to return to their room in Highlands. of adhesive tape. Ordering the would save New Jersey motorists today. safety procedures .aboard the among other things. The Henry Hudson Regiona! huge vessel. two to lie on'the floor, he used $2.3 million a year. The Unexcelled Fire Company school board proposes to buile Center of Criticism the tape to bind the legs and In some North Jersey and Phil- Party Line Case of which Mr. Megill is an ex- 15 regular classrooms, twi Three more charred bodies of This was the center of the city's hands of the man and woman adelphia-area locations, rates for empt member after 18 years' science labs, typing room, music workmen were recovered from criticism. Fire Commissioner Ed and taped their mouths shut. comprehensive insurance went service, made an appeal for ai room, two shops, two home eco- the Constellation yesterday, ward F. Cavanagh, Jr., sai Filled Bag up. for the family for cash an bringing to 49 the number lost there would have been "a sub Woman's Conviction Is Upheld nomics rooms, arkroom, library, The lone bandit then was said The revised rates will go into clothing contributions, and foi partioned gym, cafetorium in Monday's fire. The blaze stantial difference in the intensi- Christmas toys for the children scorched the ship from stem to to have taken a flight-type of effect today. TRENTON (AP) - The New Wetzel at her home in Mill- (combination cafeteria - auditor- ty and extent of the fire" overnight bag from a display New policies will be written at Jersey Supreme Court yester- burn Nov. 11, 1959, and that ium) and administrative offices, stern, buckled plates, twisted metal rather than wooden scaf beams, and set back the car- counter and stuffed it with mon- the new charges. Policies in day upheld the conviction of a she had had a heart attack. on the 26-acre Trask site. folding had been used. The fin (See ROBBERY, Page 2) existence will get the lower rates woman for refusing to give up He testified that when he tried To Appoint The polls will be open from 4 rier's completion date by at least department requires the use o when they come up for renewal. a party line telephone for an to call for an ambulance he p.m. to 9 p.m. a year. metal scaffolding on city piei Some 240 firms affiliated with emergency call. found Mrs. Zielinski and Mrs. In Atlantic Highlands, districl Damage was estimated at $75 projects, but the Constellation the National Automobile Under- The court said it was the Jeanette Hausler of Springfield Guntner As 1 will vote in the Borough Hal million. was being built at the Brooklyn 500 Yule writers Association requested the first such decision in the na- talking on the party line. and Districts 2 and 3 in the fin In Washington, a second naval Navy Yard and was out of the new rates based on lower outlays tion. Becker said the two women house. group, this one comprised of four city's jurisdiction. In the field. would not give up the party technical experts, will conduct Cavanagh commented angril; Trees Gone By a 6-0 vote, the court up- Police Chief All three Highlands district Another 50 firms which operate line and one of them told him, an inquiry into "possible fire on the disaster at a fire depar held conviction of Mrs. Mary will vote in the public school. OCEAN TOWNSHIP-There are Independently, including Allstate "You can go to hell" and "I RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Ger- ment promotion ceremony, whicr C. Zielinski of Millburn; who more than 500 Christmas trees and State Farm Mutual, are ex- don't care about you or your ard F. Guntner, 32, of 8 Fair- was attended by reporters with was fined $200 in Essex County missing from this municipality pected to follow the changes, patient." view La., Hazlet, will be ap- out his knowledge. Court. pointed chief of police at the Jan. today and the police do not sus- Howell said. He said it took Kim five "You may hear more abou pect a Santa Claus prank. She was charged with refus- 2 township reorganization meet- Ask New Attorney Some examples given by the tries and eight minutes before yesterday's fire when investiga They are convinced the loss ing to give up her party line ing. department. he could make the call. tions are held," he said. "Then can be attributed to a hard- In Hudson County, the rate for when Dr. Marvin Becker of Husband Testified The announcement was con- s just no excuse for these thing firmed yesterday by committee- hearted thief who has a big truck $50 deductible collision drops 5.2 Newark tried to call an ambu- Mrs. Zielinski denied making In Davis Court Case :hat go on happening." at his disposal. per cent, $100 deductible drops lance for a woman heart pa- any nasty comments and she men James F. Brady and Philip Urging fire inspectors to ge; J. Blanda, Jr., and Committee- The trees, representing a retail 9.3 per cent, and comprehensive tient. and her husband testified she KEANSBURG - Councilman failed to file diagrams of work he :ough, he said: • man-elect Marvin Olinsky. value of at least $1,500, were re- goes up 2.4 per cent. First Conviction gave up the phone quickly. Louis Collichio last night asked had done. "Get these slobs out of busi moved early yesterday from the In Camden County, $50 deduc- The New Jersey law was But Justice C. Thomas Schet- At the same time, it was an- Howard W. Roberts, borough at- No date has been set for a hear- ness. Theft goes for official slob nounced that Mr. Brady will be parking lot of the Bonfire Drive- tible is down 4 per cent, $100 de- passed in 1955 and Mrs. Zielin- tino said in the Supreme Court torney, to disqualify himself from as well as civilian slobs. Then named as chairman of the gov- ing. in, Rt. 35. ductible down .4.4 per cent, and ski was the first person con- decision that Essex County representing the borough in the erning body's police committee, The case originally was sched- is no magic in these grca They were bundled three and comprehensive up 1.2 per cent. victed under it. Twenty-eight Judge Ferdinand D. Masucci pending court case with Edward uled to be heard last Friday but agencies." four to a pack and piled near the other states have passed simi- was in the best position to de- a post held currently by" Commit- J. Davis, plumbing and heating In the rest of South Jersey, $50 teeman Harry P. Seamen. was postponed when Mr; Roberts (See CARRIER, Pg. 2) building. deductible is down 4 per cent, lar laws. cide between the conflicting nspector. Mr. Guntner is a three-yeai did not appear. $100 deductible down 5.4 per cent, Becker filed the complaint stories. He said the trial record Mr. Collichio asked for the Army veteran, having served V/ Attorney's Bill and.comprehensive down 7.2 per against Mrs. Zielinski. He said supports Masucci's finding of action because he claims Mr Mr. Collichio also took issue he was treating Mrs. Sophie guilt. years as a military policema Roberts represented Mr. Davis in cent. overseas where he nad adminis- with a $1,500 legal bill submitted Withdraw Request some legal action about 10 years by Mr. Roberts for work done in trative charge of an Army MP ago. station. representing the borough In Mr Borough Council failed to sec- Collichio's court suit against And Rap Zone Board Chairman Seton Hall Grid ond Mr. Collichlo's motion. Frank Maines, East Keansburg Zoning Settlement? A salesman for Swift and Co. Councilman Martin C. Lohsen garbage collector. RED BANK — Dr. Robert B. hopes that the Planning Board Newark, he was graduated from agreed, however, to talk with the Robertson and Dr. William L. will rezone the area for limited Seton Hall University with Mr, Collichic filed suit against attorney and see if he would take Mr. Maines, seeking to recover Wood, 76 Branch Ave., have with- business, which allows profession- Raritan May Reject 250-House Compromise bachelor of science degree ii such action. drawn their application for a var- al offices without requiring resi- business management. damages for the borough, charg- Mr. Collichio filed charges on ing that the contractor failed to iance to erect a medical building dency on the premises. . RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Town- struct 250 houses, and leave the promise. As a- matter of fact He is married to *he formei behalf of the borough against Mr. at 259 Broad St. Broad St. in that area now is Lucille Larsen of Jersey City live up to terms of his contract thip officials arc mulling over remaining parcel (of about 70 the iiidlculiuns have been thai Davis, charging Uie inspector with the borough. Asked what future plans the in the A residence zone. Profes- an out-of-court compromise set- acres) for industrial use. and has three children, Gerard, sional offices are allowed if the they will not. with failure to comply with pro- The contract expired last year doctors had, Dr. Wood said they tlement of the Raritan Valley The section left for industry No final decision on the ques Jr., Craig and Gail. visions of the heating code. would wait until S. M. Hoffman, professional person resides on the would be at the rear of the tract Born in Bayonne, Mr. Guntnei Mr. Collichio said he would not premises. USA zoning case. tion will be made until the firsl Mr. Collichio maintains that Mr. pay the bill and would fight pay chairman of the Zoning Board of (near the New York and Long Is a trustee of the Raritan Ath If the Zoning Board of Adjust- The plaintiffs in the Superior week in January, Committeemar Davis, as a private contractor, ment. Adjustment, "learns a little bit Court suit, Raritan Associates, Branch railroad line) and along Philip J. Blanda, Jr., told Thi Ictlc Association and a membei about building desipn." ment had reservations about the Inc., Paterson, have offered a the Line Rd. sector. Register yesterday. of St. Benedict's Catholic Church, Council approved an application 'No Other Plans' proposed medical building, the for $13,000 in state aid to cover split of approximately 50-50 in The property is south of the Based on a recent announce- The police department here op- INDEX Dr. Wood said he and Dr. Rob- same reservation might arise if the township's fight to utilize the Garden State Parkway, off erates on a part-time basis, or cost of reconstruction of one-third ertson have an option to buy the the doctors presented such plans ment from Matawan Township, Amusements .11 of a mile of Shore Blvd. 140-acre tract for Industrial rath- Church St., in Hazlct. local officials feel that Raritan week-ends only, Births 2 property. He said at this time to the building inspector if the er than residential use, It has been termed by the position in the suit has bee: There Is no Civil Service. Ap Hal Boyle I It also awarded a $6,061 con they "have no other plans" to area was rezoncd for limited bus- tract to Manzo Contracting Co. The suit Is a result of rezon- local Planning Board and Com- strengthened. polntments arc made annually bj Bridge ....:..„• 24 present to the zoning board. iness. Matawan, for resurfacing of For Ing of the tract last year from munity Planning Associates, Inc., The Matawan Township Plan the Township Committee. Classified 25 The board, at a hearing Nov. Under the present zoning ordi- est Ave. The borough has re- residential to industrial. the township's master planners, ning Board and governing bodj 30, heard the request from the nance, professional offices are Comics _ -24 ceived state funds for this project The rezoning blocked an $8 as ideal for industry. Indicated last month that th doctors, who want tn demolish allowed so long as they "tend to Crossword Puzzle 24 this year. million 509-housc project. May Not Accept Lino Rd. area (on the Matawa Excuse Editorials • a house at 25(1 Broad St. nnd preserve the residential and arch- After three days of testimony Township officials up to this Township side) will be rczone OLATHE, Kan. (AP) — Franl Hcrblock 6 The borough attorney wa erect a brick and Klnss building itectural appearance and charac- last month before Judge J. Ed- point, however, havo shown no from residential to Industrial tc Lee Harra, 21, was driving Kitty Kelly 12 asked to draft an ordinance pro- which Bernard Kellenyi, archi- ter of the zone." ward Knlj(lit, the suit was ad- conform to the present-Industria hibiting parking on certain tect, described ns "modern colo- Indication that they will bo pickup truck that hit a car at Movie Timetable 18 Here'.1! Your Santa Clnus journed to .Inn. !). zoning on the Raritnn Townshl rural intersection yesterday. streets during snow storms. nial. " willing to settle for n 50-50 com- Obituaries 2 Our building Is coming down, Several Attempt)) side. Sylvia Porter 6 C, Bernard Ilium, borough The bnnril told the doctors to Harra told officers he hndn so we must close December 24, During the past 30 diiys, there Notice One of the main contentions of buckled his overshoes, and some Radio-Television 16 manager will designate the spe- rrsubmit plans with loss Everything In our storo Is now hnve been sevqrnl attempts at Duo to the death o( our truck the plaintiffs hnd been that the how the buckles of the two shoes Social 12 & IS cific streets. area. out-of-cotirt settlement. manager, Cornelius ilc la Vorgnp, Raritan tract should not be In- Interlocked, preventing him from Gcorgo Sokolsky 6 Officials feel the new cod Mny Walt Itr/oninR marked down to '/2 of regular Rarllnn Associates, Inc., has Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. will bo diislrlnl hprnusp the adjacent stopping on the brake. Spnrls 22 & 23 would facilitate snow remova There was sonin spiiailatinn price. Wolcott's, 43 Broad St. offered to split tlio acreage, con- closed on Thursday.—Adv, Matawan sector Is residential. No one was hurt. Slock Market J work. that the doctors mij;ht wail in —Adv. D c. 21, I960 BED BANK REGISTER Hold final Etfc* I -t OBITUARIES J. 'X Approves Buying Hearing On NEWARK (AP) -Tat tfrtfemJ Bu*ine*» Slump Bothers Kennedy tcrwUutici and Space Admiflff- tration tww announced thtt the JOHNA.REDDT 3ml Police Patrol Car Bond Issue Echo I satellite will be seen »t rash Victim PORT MONMOUTH — John A. PALM BEACH, Fla., (AP) — Vie following times in the vicin Reddy, 62, of 247 Main St., died SHREWSBURY - The Borough j' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ity of Newark: About 50 persons turned out last resident-elect John F. Kennedy Service Held suddenly yesterday in Riverview Council lar,t night voted to buy a tackles planning of the new ad At 6:57 tonight, south of city, 6 Hospital. new police car. i night to attend an'eleventh-hour Legislative degrees above horizon moving Wolcott's public hearing on the $1.3 mil- ministration's budget today EVANSTON, 111. (AP) - Ste- Born in Jerstey City, he has In approving the purchase, the, southeast. lion bond issue proposed by the against a background of concern jhen Baltz, 11, who for some 24 ived here 10 years. governing body awarded a con- At 6:21 p.m. tomorrow, south of Henry Hudson Regional Board of Year Best, over the business slump which al- hours was the only survivor of Mr. Reddy was employed as an tract to Circle Chevrolet. Maple Shop Closes city, 11 degrees above horizon Education. so bothers the outgoing Eisen last Friday's tragic air collision installer for the Public Service Ave, Red Bank, for $3,491.07.: moving southeast. The bond issue will be voted on hower regime. iver New York was buried Electric and Gas Co., Jersey even though Kitson Chevrolet. Meyner Says At 5:45 p.m. Friday, south of tomorrow. Kennedy scheduled day-long 1 esterday. City. He was a member of the Broadway, Long Branch, had sub- Saturday city,' 17 decrees above horizon The meeting was called to ans- TRENTON (AP)-Gov. Robert talks with the experts he ha,s ap- Ironically, an airliner droned firm's Holy Name Society, and mitted an offer to supply the moving southeast. RED BANK — Wolcott's Chil- wer what the board termed was B. Meyner said yesterday 1960 pointed to advise him on federal above the snow-covered pine trees of the American Legion in Leon- same police car for $3,463.77, a'drpnIrrn'.ss Shop, which has been in misleading information" con was the best legislative year of spending and revenue. They are in Memorial Park Cemetery in ardo. difference of $27.30. , „ ,, .,,.,, , .., operatio•• n on Broad St. for more tained in a fiver put out over the his seven-year administration. David E. Bell, Harvard econo- suburban Skokie as the boy's He was a veteran of World War Mr. Heller said that because no ,,„„ _ | "I think we've had the best mist who will be the Budget Bu- OK Widening body was lowered into a grave. I- 35 years wjl] cbsc its doors wcek end year we've ever had," the gov- formal bids were taken, the conn- Saturdav as an aftermath of thej T,le f|ycr was unsigned but was reau chief, and Elmer B. Staats. Stephen died of burns and in- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. cil was not under any obl.pa, .on m,d.Auj!Ust ,ire which destroyed, t ol/undcr the name of the In. ernor told a news conference. present deputy director who will juries Saturday, the 135th victim Marian Morey Reddy; a son, to award the contract to the firm *tw o neighborin:_,.!.-_: g shops1 . \iter-Boro Citizens Committee. Meyner cited bills designed to stay on as No. 2 man under Bell. Of Road in of the crash by two airliners. He John F. Reddy of East Keans- submitting the lowest price. The buildinp, which was dam- Tne meeting also was designed set new standards for property Also sitting in at the discussions was among the 84 passengers on burg; two daughters, Mrs. Peter Introduce Ordinance -d in the fire that destroyed,,,, al|0W members of this group tax assessments, protect consum at Kennedy's home are Theodore Middletown one of the planes. :iemente of Lyndhurst and Mrs. After approving Circle's offer, Proiwn s and Sherman's, will be t..o. presonpresent t their views and criti- ;, finance new state institutions Sorensen, the president-elect's Stephen was buried after sintple Walter Parsells of this place; a council introduced an ordinance to torn down bv the owners, ie and new office buildings, add right hand man who will be Ken- M1DDLETOWN - The Town- " !cisms to the board along with ship Committee, at an adjourned services in the Methodist Church sister, Mrs. Mary Williams of appropriate $3,500 from the cap-;TrLlex estate." and will be re udges to the Superior Court, re- nedy's special counsel on the "!any alternate proposals. meeting yesterday, agreed to pay where he was baptized and in Jersey City, and eight grand- ital improvement fund to pay for; pjacod. j vise laws governing counties and White House staff, and Myer Feld- No representative of the group for the cost of widening Swim- whose boys choir he sang. Three children. the vehicle. Public hearing on thet j,]rs, Mar_v summer, who has; municipalities, and open official man, assistant to Sorensen. asked to speak at the meeting. ming River Rd. some 10 feet. hundred persons filled the church. A high requiem mass will be measure is slated for Dec. 29. j operated the" Wolcott shop for thej meetings of the public as exam- Sub-Cabinet Member offered Friday at 9 a.m. In St. Tne hoard asked during The road widening being car- There were some tears among Councilman Edgar \V. Heller, >past 15 years, hearing if a member of this ples of legislative accomplish- Apart from the budget talks, Catherine's Catholic Church, East Jr., police committee chairman, ried out is in conjunction with the mourners, and a few muffled nite at this time about her future;group wanted to speak, ment. Kennedy's headquarters said he Keansburg, by Rev. Thaddeus J. said he also had secured a quota- "It took considerable co-opera- the Monmouth Consolidated sobs. But Stephen's parents, Mr. plans. She said she has been The rest of the hearing was de plans to announce the appoint- and Mrs. William Baltz, and his Wojciehowski, pastor. Burial will tion from Park Chevrolet. Asbury gratified by the number of cusc - voted to a review of the junior- ion between both houses of the Water Company's reservoir proj- be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery under ment of a .sub-cabinet member ect in that area. sister, Randee, 9, sat dry-eyed Park, for S3.G15 to supply the fully :tomers wno nave asked her senior high school proposal and Legislature and the executive the direction of the Scott Funeral equipped police car. during the day. He has complet- The utility plans to raise thi and soberly attentive. His younger reopen the shop, but she has not its effects on the local schoo branch," he said. "We may be ed selection of- his 10-member Home, Belford. The vehicle, which will be the decided yet what she will do. far from the ideal in what we do bridge and possibly make it 1 brother, William, 4, did not attend systems of both boroughs. cabinet. the services. second owned by the borough, will The store was closed for about The cost of the bond issue for here, but if it is compared with feet Wider. JOSEPH M. GROGAN be a four-door, six-passenger sta- At a news conference here yes- The firm has asked the town- a month after the August fire for each borough was outlined again other states, we can be proud of terday after strategy talks with ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Jo- tion wagon. repairs. in detail and the need for the our record." ship to pay for the road widen- seph M. Grogan, 45, died sud- Both bids from Kitson and Park Democratic congressional leaders, ing if the company built a large facilities was reviewed. Meyner said he was disappoint Kennedy said he and the capitol Robbery denly yesterday at his home, 39 Chevrolet included $904 for install- Board members were critica ed that the Legislature did not bridge. South Ave. ation of police equipment. Kitson delegation are concerned "with (Continued) of the flyer put out by the Inter- approve a proposed compromise the problems of unemployment Pay i?or Fill Mr. Grogan was born in Brook- had offered to supply the standard Apartment Is The township said it will pay ey from the safe. He then went Boro group. plan to increase jobless benefits and the lack of vigor in the econ- out, leaving the manager and lyn, N. Y. and was the son of model for $2,559.77, plus $904 for Thej; said the flyer dfd nothing and may make some effort to for the widening providing th the late Joseph and Mary Gro- the equipment. omy at this time." He met with his assistant on the floor. Damaged by Fire more 'than recommend more get it passed when both houses Vice President-elect Lyndon B. cost is computed on the basis o| gan. He had lived here 25 years. Installation Charge the work being done at th Mr. Winnes said that after FREEHOLD—Fire early this study and did not advance a con- meet briefly Jan. 10, just before Johnson; House Speaker Sam He was employed as a fireman Circle's price was $2,567.07 crete alternate proposal to th the end of the 1960 legislative present level of the road. about 20 minutes, he was able stripped, plus $904 for equipment morning damaged a second story Rayburn of Texas, and Sen. Mike fqr the Central Railroad of New school .problem that had not been year. Mansfield of Montana, expected Thus, if the utility raises th to free his legs and inch him- Jersey. and S20 for installation, Mr. Hel- apartment owned by Martin bridge, it would pay for the fil self across the room to the door Brousell, 25 Monument Ave. previously proposed, studied and And he said he planned to con- to succeed Johnson, as Senate Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ker said. rejected. necessary to raise the roadbed. He kicked on the door unti Councilman Heller offered the The apartment was occupied tinue his bid for an income tax Majority leader. Carolyn Waltz: Grogan; two on commuters between New York Kennedy made it clear that the The utility will supply ih passers-by heard his alarm and daughters, Mrs. Eyvonne Bush of motion to purchase the police car by Miss Ida Goodman. cost estimate on the road widen called in the military police from Circle Chevrolet "in the best Mr. Brousell said the fire ap- and New Jersey, with the money concern about the current busi- this place and Mrs. Carol Trasti going to improve transportation ness slump will figure in today's ing project. The committee sail Help arrived about 7:30. of Lorain, Ohio; two sons, Robert interest of the borough." parently started in the living Cars Collide the estimate must be approve room and firemen managed to facilities between the two states planning of the new administra- But, by then, the thief had and Ronald Grogan, both of this He said the police car would be by the township engineer. fled. How remained a mystery serviced "once of twice a month" contain the fire to that room. tion's budget. place; a brother Lawrence Gro- In Rumson He told the news conference the In other business, the commit No one reported hearing a car gan of this place, and two sisters, and said it would be more conven- Br. Brousell said there was tee accepted with regret, the RUMSON—A Locust driver was economy's "lack of vigor" will speed away from the place. Mrs. Rose Lynch of this place ient to go to Red Bank for service extensive fire, smoke and water To Limit resignation of August Dreyer, charged with careless driving af have a bearing on tax revenues, The bandit was described by and Mrs. Catherine Cullan of rather than Long Branch. damage to the apartment and special patrolman. ter his car collided with another and implied that this in turn must the two victims as being a white Staten Island, N. Y. Councilman John W. VanBrunt water damage to his apartment Mr. Dreyer was injured in a gaid last night that the present directly below on the first floor. vehicle yesterday at Bingham Ocean Ave. be taken into account in charting man, about 5 feet 11 inches tall The Posten Funeral Home is in Ave. and Ridge Rd. spending program. car accident while on duty five who wore a pair of glasses. One charge of arrangements. police car, a 1958 sedan, "will He could not give an estimate weeks ago. He said his injurie; have to be traded in by this time of damage. There are four apart- Charged with careless drivin President Eisenhower is pre- of the lenses of the glasses was Parking paring a final budget, for the fis have forced him to drop the said to have been covered with MRS. GERTRUDE S. GEIGER next year." The new ear will give ments in the building. was Jay W. Sterner, 37, of Os special police post and the po- OCEANPORT - Mrs. Gertrude born Ave. LONG BRANCH - Automobile cal year starting-July 1, 1961. He white tape. He reportedly had a the department two vehicles. There were no injuries re- sition of assistant director ol S. Geiger, 65, of 75 Gooseneck ported. Police said the accident oc parking on Ocean Ave, may soon will send it to the new Congress cap pulled down over his fore- be limited to two hours and re- early next month. It will be up to civil defense and disaster con head and wore a light beige top- Point Rd. died yesterday in her curred as Mr. Sterner was turn trol. home. ing onto Ridge Rd., and he struc stricted to between dawn and sun Kennedy to decide on any revis- coat and a, pair of leather gloves. She a car owned and driven by Ed set. ion after he takes office Jan. 20. The committee approve was born in Newark, spending $518 to cover its share Informed by The Register o daughter of Mrs. Julia Gerding Births Lahrecque ward W. Wise, Jr., 35 Harri Commissioner Edgar L. Dinkel- The President-elect brushed the robbery, Mrs. Winnes, the Park, Red Bank. - spiel won approval yesterday of aside questions dealing with the of the past year's expenses incur- Paulus of Los Angeles, and the (Continued) red by the Municipal Publi manager's wife, said that never Neither driver was Injured, but a proposal that an ordinance be ikely spending total of the Ken- late Charles F. Paulus. Mrs. until yesterday the motions for Service Co-ordinating Committee, "n his 30 years' of work with the Motunouth Medical Center police said damage to both cars drawn to effect these limitations. nedy budget, and he declined to Geiger lived here six years, for- Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Bodine, relief and naming of Calissi and The committee is composed of Post Exchange Service—"always merly residing in South Orange. was extensive. He cited narrowness of the high speculate whether it will be a at Fort Monmouth"—had her hus 540 Dow Ave., Oakhurst, son, this Dolan as additional defendants. eight county communities which Mrs. Geiger was a member of Patrolmen John Shea and Don' way in many areas and difficul- budget with spending and income band been the victim of such a The request for an injunction have joined together to investi- the Little Silver Woman's Club. morning. ald SearIes ties faced by fire apparatus and in balance. crime. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stamato, had asked that the enforcement investigated. gate and, when necessary, pro- Surviving, besides her mother, agencies be restrained until a de- emergencv vehicles. - Better Estimate All, she said, had gone wel 834 Morford Ave., Long Branch, "I think," he said, "we are test rate increases by public are her husband, Harry L. Gei- cision is reached on a suit for Mayor Paul Kiernan and Com- utilities. with him, "as an Army man and daughter, this morning. missioner Rocco Bonforte voted going to have to wait until Jan- ger; two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Brian McNaugh- declaratory judgment filed by Truck, Hams since 1945, when he left military R. Walsh of Short Hills and Miss the same two firms. with Mr. Dinkelspiel to carry the uary to get a better and clearer service and began working at the ton, 9 North Main St., Farming- motion 3 to 0. estimate of the tax revenue." Jean L. Geiger, at home; a sis- dale, daughter, this morning. The suit is scheduled to be Wins Reversal post as a civilian." ter, Mrs. John H. Birchmeyer of heard Jan. 17 in Newark Superior Are Missing Commissioner Raymond Brown Then he went on to say that he Mr. Hoffman said that one ol Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hines, and the congressional leaders had Los Angeles, and two grand- 240 Main St., Port Monmouth, Court. NEWARK (AP) - A Forl said ho believed such a plan Of Conviction the first steps taken by Army children. The Sunday Closing law, passed might be worthy of a city-wide devoted part of their time to dis- authorities after the robbery was daughter, yesterday. Dodge, Iowa, truck driver who cussion of the economy. Kennedy FREEHOLD — The disorderly The, Worden Funeral Home, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pearsall, 30 in 1959, prohibits the Sunday sale abandoned his tractor-trailer in study and that, in any event, the to give the information to the Red Bank, ii in charge of ar of merchandise in several cate- curfew at night should *be later. announced that he will urge the persons conviction of Alton Pal- Monmouth County police radio in Cherry St., New Shrewsbury, son, last week's snow storm said yes- new Congress to act speedily on mer, 23, of 54 West Bergen PI. rangements. yesterday. gories including clothing, furni- terday the. truck and its content Commissioner George D. Wool Freehold for a quick broadcast ture, appliances, lumber and ley declined to vote, or comment legislation designed to stimulate Red Bank, was 'reversed Monday 'This," he said, "would bring in AARON E. P*OWELL Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ma- -$40,000 worth of hams—hai business. He mentioned, for exam- by County Judge John C. Gior- honey, Cloverdell Farm, New building materials. been stolen. assistance from state, county and LONG BRANCH — Aaron E. The firms earlier had filed a ple, bills to aid chronic unemploy- dano here. municipal police." Powell, 72, of 148 Belmont Ave. Shrewsbury, son, yesterday. James Sutton, 33, told polic ment areas, hike the minimum Mr. Palmer appealed to th v Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dona- case against the attorney general he had left his truck in a park Man Indicted The investigation continued late died yesterday in Monmouth charging the law was "unconsti- wage from one dollar an hour, County Court his conviction on Medical Center. hue, 11 Reeds Rd., New Shrews ing lot after it became boggec and encourage home construction. Aug. 24 by Red Bank Borough into the night with Col. Cox or- bury, son, yesterday. tutional. The Supreme Court up- down in the 20.4-inch snow fai: In Axe Slaying dering a complete study of the Born in Littleton, N. C, he was held the law in a decision The business slump also is Magistrate John V. Crowell on a resident here 35 years. Uivcrvicw but had checked it every day. giving the Eisenhower administra- charge of loitering at Shrewsbury terrain for possible clues, April 12, but returned one section TRENTON (AP) — Mercer Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kautzer, But yesterday when he went tion a headache in the planning Ave. and West Bergen PL of the case to Superior Court for County Prosecutor Stanley Eleanor Powell; a daughter, Mrs. t Riverview Ave., Oceanport, to check the truck, it was gone. of the President's final budget. trial. That section established the Rutkowski says James Judge Giordano, in finding Pal- Betty Watkins of this place, and daughter, yesterday. Police are looking for the vehi- McCann Jr., it lane enough to Although Kennedy said Monday mer not guilty, ordered a $50 Carrier Mr. and Mrs. Felice Davino, specific categories of articles cle, owned by the Iowa Packer: three brothers, Theodore Powell which couldn't be sold. stand trial on a charge of murder he understood that decisions al- fine, paid to the lower court, re- (Continued) of Red Bank, and Willie and 522C Florence Ave., Keyport, Express Co. ready had been made on that funded. Two Guys and Channel, in the in the axe slaying of a 35-year- When Walter Powell, both of Macon, daughter, yesterday. old woman. budget, the word from adminis- Mr. Palmer was represented b> Cavanagh learned that Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mallory, case now before Superior Court, Ir n reporters had been present, he N. C. contend that section is discrim- McCann, 31, a Trenton handy- tration officials in Washington is John A. Golden.. > " "• The 13 Field Ave., She's Tired that figures have not been fixed explained that he wasn't trying funeral will be Saturday inatory. man who has frequently been in Borough Attorney Samuel Caro at 1 p.m. in lecond Baptist son, yesterday. BETHLEHEM, Md. (AP) - trouble with the law, was indicted yet, apparently because of a de tenuto, Red P-- .u to tell the Navy how to operate, Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball, The Bethlehem, Md. postmistres lay in forecasting revenues. and said the service has its own Church here. Burial will be in yesterday for last Thursday's the Borough of Red Bank. Whiteridge Cemetery under the '84 Willow St., Port Monmouth, has stamped herself tired. slaying of Mrs. Marie Doolittle. experts who "undoubtedly will Ormandy Hurt come up with the same answers direction of the F. Leon Harris son, this morning. Since 1946 she has been hand- Mrs. Doolittle was dragged into Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, EGREMONT, Mass (AP)-The canceling Christmas m a i I've got in mind." Funeral Home, Asbury Park an auto store and her clothes MRS. CATHERINE A. LANG Vank Trailer Ct., 510 Washington conductor of the Philadelphia brought or sent here for a Beth were taken off. She WM then Navy Secretary William B. St., Eatontown, daughter, this Symphony Orchestra, Eugene Or- lehem postmark and a specia Budget Increase Franke, who came to New York WEST ORANGE — Mrs. Cathe- mutilated and beheaded. Police morning. mandy, his wife and their house- cachet showing the three wis for a personal inspection of the rine A. Lang, 88, a former res!, said McCann has admitted killing dent of Elberon, died Sunday in keeper suffered minor injuries in men following the star. the woman because of a slurring School Costs Up in Holmdel damaged $250-million carrier, a three car accident last night. Ill health and the volume ol said the use of wooden staging Orange Memorial Hospital here. remark she made. Born in Scotch Plains, she was Budget Ormandy had a laceration of business this year forced her to Rutkowski said a psychiatric was standard naval procedure. the scalp, and other cuts and begin a "do-it-yourself" system He said he saw no reason to a daughter of the late Patrick report of a year ago, reinforced HOLMDEL - The Board of figure at $780—a $175 hike over and Mary Rogers. (Continued) bruises. The women also suffered for persons who bring their ma the present $605 rate. change unless such a move is by questioning of McCann, shows Education will meet tonight to Surviving are a son, Joseph E. —but the board has offset some cuts and bruises. They were re to the one-room postoffice. Thej .he defendant is responsive and discuss and introduce the 1961- The township sends 44 students recommended by the inquiry of the Increase with a higher sur- leased after treatment at Fair- are asked to stamp it themselves court. Lang of this place: a grandson, jnows the difference between 1962 school budget. to high school in Red Bank. and a sister, Mrs. Martha Wood- plus appropriation. view Hospital in Great Barring- The postmistress' name? However, Vice Adm. Charles ight and wrong, although he has School officiajs said yesterday According to Mr. Kinkade, the land of Brooklyn. Major increases in the budget ton. Mrs. Mary Carroll. i low intellectual level. board plans to buy another new Wellborn, Jr., Third Naval Dis- the proposed budget would prob- Services will be held Thursday •re reflected in teacher pay school bus. Another purchase will trict commander, said he would ably be $377,300 as compared to at 11 a.m. in the Woolley Funeral .hikes, funds for 24 new teachers, GI's Car Knocks l)ov>'n 9 the current budget of $361,990, be 2,500 tables for use during recommend metal scaffolding on Increased transportation costs future Navy projects, home. Burial will be in Glcnwood ' You Remember to Pray an approximate increase of $15, lunch periods. Cemetery. and more custodial personnel for Eight Sections of Fence 310. A new item in the budget is Franke said that «s far as he three new schools scheduled to OCEANPORT — Eight sections According to George S. Kin an $1,800 appropriation for main could tell, neither carelessness, SAMUEL BLATT NEW YORK (AP)-Six hours poor housekeeping nor economy open sometime in 1961-1962. of fence on Oceanport Ave. op- kade, Jr., board secretary, the tenance 'and operation of the FREEHOLD — Samuel Blatt, alone, trapped in a ship that measures could be blamed for Teachers will get $100 at the posite the main gate of Mon Weather proposed budget will raise the sewer plant. 14 First St., died yesterday in St, minimum end of the salary guide had become a steel furnace. the fire. mouth Park were knocked down That, says John Woytovlch, Is NEW JERSEY — Heavy snow school tax rate an estimated 24 A reduction in the capital out- Francis Hospital, Trenton. In the bachelor's and master's this morning by a car driven by inland today with freezing rain cents per $100 of assessed valua lay account from $24,300 this year The Navy has said a "pure ac His wife was the late Mrs. Ra- degree categories and 5300 and being "very, very alone." cident" started the blaze: A fork Jesus Barinas, of Headquarters Woytoviclt, a chunky, 57-ycar- and snow in northern coastal tion to $11.84. The present rate is to $10,050 in the proposed budg- chel Blatt. $400, respectively, at the maxi Co., Special Troops, Fort Mon areas and rain in southern coastal $11.64. et also has helped offset in- lift sheared off the plug on a Surviving is a son, Melvin Blatt mum end. old electrician from Brooklyn, tank of fuel, and the volatile mouth. yesterday told the story of his areas. Highs in the 20s in the creased spending, Mr. Kinkade of Levittown, Pa. Pay raises for teachers will The fiscal program will require liquid poured into a compartment Patrolman Clarence Cosentino ordeal Monday aboard the air- northwest to the' low 40s in the said. The funeral will be today at 1 require an additional 5121,835 for a tax levy of 5300,159—an in where a welder was at work. | reported Barinas' car was headed craft carrier Constellation. extreme southeast. Clearing and The current expense figure is p.m. in the W. H. Freeman and crease of approximately $5,800 While the Navy and the fire the salary account; an additional!no'rt'h'at the time of the accident. cold tonight and fair and cold over this year. The present levy set at $315,300 while debt service Son Funeral Home. Rabbi Louis When fire broke out, he was department differed on the safety Tuchman of Freehold Synagogue $141,600 for new teachers, andJHe received a summons for care- three decks below with a crew Thursday with a few snow flur- is set at $294,312. is $51,650, also down from the $53,000 more in the transportation 'icss driving ries in the Northwest. Low tonigh current figurq. issue, on one thing they were will officiate. Burial will be in account. working on a refrigeration unit. State Aid agreed: The courage and skill of Freehold Hebrew Benefit Society He helped Ihe other men out of lft to 20 and high Thursday in the The board will set a date for a Making Payments 20s. Besides the tax levy, the board public hearing on the budget the 350 firemen who fought the Cemetery. The IVftnir 5 In Zoning the compartment first, then be- blaze. board will start making came lost in Ihe blinding, chok- Marine will anticipate receiving $57,141 tonight. payments on the principal of itsjDoanl in Krunxliiin; ing smoke as he tried to follow. Cape May to Block Island: In state aid and will appropriate "Our men went in like great FIEDLER SERVICES $20,000 from surplus to meet the V»A million bond issue this year. KEANSBURG-Borouph Coun- Now let Woytovlch tell It: Small craft warnings displayed great soldiers," said Cavanagh.' RED BANK - Services will be budqet needs. held tomorrow at 11 a.m. In th« To meet the payments, the ci, last n| ht ,„,„, ^ "Somehow I ended up In » but may be chansed to gale warn 3-Car Crash Major items of increase in the Wordcn Funeral home for J. board has appropriated an aJd.-;membera to the Zoning. Hoard of chain locker. I felt a draft ings later this morning. East to Harry Fiedler, Sr., 68, of 18 Alden tional 175,508 in the debt service Adjustment and reappointed two around my ankles. Thcro was northeast late today continuing budget are: Weather C Teachers salaries, up $15,000; Injures Two Ter., Little Silver, who died Mon- " .r? ,' ., •„ u ,, u,- members. air down there, so I lay down tonight and Thursday with veloci- (Continued) - ties 25 to 35 knots. Visibility one janitorial salaries, up $1,300, and MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Two day. Rev. Charles S. Webster, I he board will hold a public A1] wil, scrvo tnrec.yMr tcrms on my stomach with my face pastor of the Presbyterian against this vent. That's what to three miles in rain and snow hiqh school tuition, up -510,000. persons suffered minor injuries the mild spell and heavy rains hearing on the proposal Jan. 25 RoappOin,cd mcrnhcrs are Rob. Church, will officiate. Cremation at 8 pm saved my life, Improving to five miles or more Teachers will reccivn an annual last night In a three-car crash had melted most of the Ice spots. ' erf Sclnving and Dr. Frank A. increment of $200 as provided in The Garden State Parkway will be In Rose Hill Crematory, Miolc. "I wanted to be home for tonight and Thursday with clear- at Rt. 35 and County Rd, Linden. Hearing Friclny Christmas and . . . I'm going ing tonight. Tides may run one to the salary guide adopted last . They were treated nt River- maintained its normal 60-mile-an- New members are Alfred Me- year. nantoux, James C. Papa and Eu- In by Mr. Durnlen. Both wcrcldny, nents. nellus de In Vi-rgne, Bfl, of MOD supply well house nl (ireysloiic pray." said the three families were re- The Kryport .tuition figure Is traveling south nn Id 1 T h e mild autumn wenthe 17th St., lieltiHir, was killed. >Park Slain llos|iital. ! My Hie (Imp rescue workers lated nnd were nnmrd Taylor. set at $-110. Tho board plnns to The impact of the crash forced .'cached a peak Oct. 15, when th POSTPONED Carson's car, police said, skirl- Th,. (imr/ic II. Sclmli"; Co nf I ijol Wnvtovich out, he wns send 00 stuclr-nt.s there. The Key- the cars Into a third nni: operated mercury rose to nn uncomfnr! FAIR IIAVI'N-A parly sched- di-il across thr marl inln Mr KCIIII.MIIIII rol lire JlU.fion 1 purple In Ilir face from the It adds up! More snd more port figure Is lower than Hie hy (Ifwjie Sdinrrschmklt, 29, of nbtc 85 drfii'cos. The scanon' led for tonight by the Fire Com- l.'niifnc's ear after firM j'l.iiic. lurt fin clccirical work mi l! •K'.-II, IIIII hisi nlulil l>l* rml- pciiplft USP The Rpfjistrr nils each ciirrnil fa Ic of JI'ITi per student. .10 Kurilan Blvd., Cliffwood low of 8 degrees wns reachc. Inp off aiiuilirr mild. 'jiiojicl, ' i • my in the fire house lias been ilillon was described as Issue because results come fas- Kcil Di'iiik ii.i.s sot its tuition Ileiich. Dec. 1.1, postponed company officials said. I I 1 I Double Deaths /' MPfANEmJBia Two Kill Take Own Live* PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Two fhot struck her in the back. Two shot and killed their es- other shots 'missed., ranged then took their Got Up, Kan wives, The Baron woman told police >wn lives yesterday in separate she reached for the telephone to ncidents, police report. call them and Engleman pointed Anton Engleman, 55 a retired the gun toward her. She got up police sergeant, killed his wife. and ran, she said, and as she was running she saw Engleman Rose, 50, when his plea for rec- raise the gun to his right temple oncilation failed, officers said. and fire. He then fired a shot from ai.38- Officers said efforts of a fel- caliber. service revolver into his low employee, Herta Eisemari, to right temple. He died instantly. warn Mrs. Engleman by tele- phoning that her husbnd was on Earlier, police reported, Janet his way up to the office were Szymanek, 24, was killed by her too late. husband, Charles J. Szymanek, Detectives said Szymanek shol 30, who died eight hours after his wife in the head as she wounding himself. leaped from his auto at the tol Police said Engleman had been collectors' booths on the Wai CHRISTMAS FETE — The Holmdel Fire Department held its annual Christmas dinner estranged from his wife for about Whitman bridge in an effort to in Cabin In The Sky. Left to right are Bob Clausen, first assistant chief; George month. escape him following an argu Ida Baron, an employee of the ment. Then he fired a bullet TOASTMASTERS were out in force Monday night in Harry's Lobster House, Sea Sehanck, incoming chief; William B. Stevenson, chief, and Ralph Stewart,.second chief. into his head. neckware firm who said she wit- Bright, for the annual ladies' night of the Navesink Toastmasters Club. Left to right essed the shooting, told police Police said Mrs. Szymanek had that Engleman walked up to his been living with her parents, Mr. are W, W. Boesewetter of Fair Haven, treasurer; George M. Gilkeson of New Shrews- Will Fill wife's desk on the fifth floor and and Mrs. Carl Guelzo of nearby bury, educational vice president; Mrs. Robert E. Hill of Rumson and her husband, Signal Corps Santa said: "I want to come back." Haverford Township since filing the club's president, and A. Van R. Halsey of Locust, past president. Detectiv.es said Engleman's a divorce suit last September. Kennedy's estranged wife answered: "No." Neither the family nor police Children's Home Has Yule Party "If I can't come back I'm go- could say why the woman go Vacant Post ing to kill you," he was quoted into her husband's car. The 305 Books FORT MONMOUTH — To wit- as saying. Then without another family believes he waited for her equipment for a large variety of BOSTON (AP) — Benjamin A. ness the joy of a child is life's word, police said, he drew his to depart for work and persuaded competitive games. Smith 2d, 43, a former Harvard richest and best reward, accord- revolver and fired four times her to ride with him. The par- Banned In As the affair was approaching roommate of President-elect John ing to Emerson. at his wife. The first shot hit ents said Szymanek had threat- its close, Col. Howard Price, com- F. Kennedy, has been tapped to A total of 64 visitors from Fort manding officer of the support her in the chest, spinning her ened to kill her if she divorced South Africa fill out the two years remaining around in her chair. The second him. Monmouth shared in that reward agency, presented to the home a of Kennedy's Senate term. CAPE TOWN, South Africa at a recent Christmas party at a final gift of $1,005 to pay for the Smith, a former mayor (AP)—South African readers are Children's home in Hopeyvell. coming birthday presents. Gloucester and currently uneasily scanning their shelves The party was the outcome ot Behind the party and the gifts manufacturer in that seaporl following publication of a new • year's off-duty planning and was an idea born of a talk, as city, was notified of the appoint- Enough Is Enough list of' 305 books banned by the work by personnel of the Army long ago as last Christmas, be- ment last night by Kennedy him- ;overnment. Signal Materiel Support Agency tween two civilian engineers in self. and in the course of three hours, Taft Carillon Tunes Cut Many of the books have been the Agency's logistics engineering Democratic Gov.. Foster Fur- sold for some time, and thou- each of the 154 children at the division. sands of copies have found their home received exactly what he colo announced Iat'e yesterday h The men, of opposite religious would name Smith to the U.S way into homes and libraries had asked of Santa Claus-plus faiths, were Frank Gaskill of WASHINGTON (AP)-To save notes between 8 a. m. and Possession of a banned book can the assurance of another present Senate "at the suggestion senatorial ears, the tunes ring- p. m., marking the quarter, half, Long Branch and the late James President-elect Kennedy." draw a penalty of $2,800 fine or on his next birthday. D. Lamb of Lavallette who died ing out from the Taft carillon and three-quarter hours and the Smith said first word he re five years in jail — or both. Many Gifts Dec. 10, nine days before the par- heard by the capital have been hours. And they sound 16 times In some cases only one partic- In addition, there were gifts of ty took place. ceived of the appointment was a cut from about a dozen to two on the hour before stroking out direct telephone call from Ken- ular edition of a book is banned Clothing, fruits, candies, and nuts. In their talks they planned an day. the actual time. —often a paperback whose cover A 23-inch television set was pre- annual campaign to bring the hap- nedy from his winter head- The electronic mechanism in quarters in Palm Beach, Fla. illustration offended the censors •ented to the home, along with piness of Christmas to every near- the memorial to the late Sen, sensitive eyes. Smith said Kennedy will resign by orphanage where children re- Robert A. Taft has been re-set Filibuster The latest banned batch in ceived the shelter and help they his Senate seat on Jan. 3 an to play melodies only at 11 a. m. that Smith would take over on eludes Amanda Vail's "The needed, without regard to race or and 5 p. m. Bright Young Things," Warren Stocks Show creed. the same day — giving him Stand Brings seniority over other freshmen Members of Congress and oth- Miller's "The Cool World," Hans They outlined their plan to their ers allowed the bells ring real Habe's "Off Limits," Ben Hechts djyision chief, Harrison F. Try- senators due to be sworn in a Irregular day later. sweetly—but enough is enough. High Praise 'The Sensualists," Simenon's on, New Shrewsbury, and he join- A dissenting voice was that of 'Striptease," and Robert Wilder's ed forces with them. Furcolo said it was his under- Rep. Clarence Brown, a fellow WASHINGTON (AP) — 'The Wine of Youth." Pattern Word Spreads standing Smith would not seek Ohio Republican who headed the Liberals of both parties cheered A paperback edition of Alec NEW YORK (AP) — Alum More than a score of others full six-year term to the U.S, subcommittee which supervised today President-elect John F. Waugh's "Island in the Sun" ap- lnums and utilities made some took part in the work that follow- Senate in 1964. design and construction of the Kennedy's plug for Senate action pears on the list, along with However, Smith refused ti to curb civil rights filibusters. gains yesterday but the over-all ed. memorial to the longtime GOP "Lady Chatterley's Daughter," FOOD FOR THOUGHT —Leo E. Balaban, director of ttock market continued to wan- The word spread — and volun speculate on his political plan leader. Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich by Lawrence Lariar. food services for the Bamberger's store system, congrat- der an irregular path. The mar- teers came in from all three 0 of two years hence. Only complaints he'd heard, said Kennedy's statement yester- Then there are scores of banned ket statistics, once again, the agency's departments and al Smith became acquainted witl Brown said, were that the bells day in Palm Beach, Fla., that h( political publications, many of ulates Mary Ann Zimmerer, 17, Colts Neck, following his a bit on the downside. feels a simple majority o 13 of its divisions. Kennedy when both didn't sound often enough. He them from behind the Iron Cur purchase of the fine Hereford reserve champion steer she Gains and losses of fractions To meet the requirements of students at Harvard. They sharei said they certainly never both senators should be able to limil tain, bearing such titles a to about a point prevailed among Federal law all work was done a room in Harvard's Winthrop ered him. Some in the fewer- debate "gives our cause a tre- March Ahead • Under the Red raised. The money will go toward her education. the list of key stocks. outside of duty hours—and sev- House with Tobert McDonald, tunes camp suggested that might mendous boost." Flag of the Party's General Lin Aluminums responded a bit to eral of the volunteers took days now a Democratic congressma be because Brown's office is on Sen. Clifford P. Case. R-N.J and Mao Tze-Tung's Military • statement by Lawrence Litch- and weeks of annual leave in or- from Massachusetts. the House side of the Capital called Kennedy's stand 'hearten Thinking." 'Beefing Up' for College field, Jr., president of Alcoa, der to share in the effort, reduc- Smith graduated in 1939, oni while the memorial is on the Sen- ing." He said in a separate Among the political outlaws who said that aluminum use is ing the annual vacations to which year ahead of Kennedy, and lik ate side. interview it is "consistent witl a volume of the speeches ol expected to continue at "near they were entitled. Kennedy, served as a naval Actually, tourists won't have to the Democratic party platform' Ghana's President Kwame Nkru- Helps Hold Down the Cost record" Meveii in 1961 and that The first and most difficult job lieutenant in the Pacific durin wait long hours to hear the bells. as well as with Republican cam mah at the'All-African People' higher prices are possible. was to designate the institutions World War II. They'll still chime 422 single paign, pledges to make ever; Conference in Accra in Decem- TRENTON — Mary Ann Zim "Salute to Britain." Mr. Balaban Alcoa advanced 2%, Reynolds that would benefit by the cam- Smith and Kennedy have beei effort to change the existin ber, 1958. merer, 17, daughter of Mr. and attended the Trenton show by invitation. Metals 1%, and Aluminum Ltd. paign. The final choice felt upon close, socially and politically rule. Publishers who scanned the list Mrs. Walter Zimmerer, Colts Co-operating with the beef-for- and Kaiser Aluminum \'t apiece. one — St. Michael's Children's since their undergraduate days. Perth Amboy Asks Hart is one of about 40 Dem seemed bewildered. One of them Neck, literally is beefing her way into college. education plan were Abe Robin- The Dow Jones industrial av- Home in Hopewell, which is shel- They were ushers at eacl Freeway Route cratic senators invited by Sens said: "One wonders what thi erage fell .74 to. 614.82. tering 67 girls and 87 boys ol Paul H. Douglas, D-I1I., an point of it all is. Some of th The steer -she raised on her son of the State Hotel Supply Co.. other's wedding and Smith ha TRENTON (AP) — The state Newark, who said there would be Of 1,258 issues traded, 469 ad- different races and religions. O: been an active campaigner fo Joseph S. Clark Jr., D-Pa., ti books have been on sale here foi father's farm was judged the vanced and 520 declined. New this total, 121 are in the institu 1 Highway Department has re- caucus Dec. 30 to organize a ne\ a long time. Mostly they contair Hereford reserve champion at the no charge for butchering and Kennedy in all of -the latter ceived a new proposal for align- recent annual baby beef show and dressing the beef, and Max highs for the year totaled 45 tion's school. political aims. attack on the Senate's so-calle a little sex or miscegenation bul and new lows IS. With them are S5 other boys ment of the Middlesex East-West filibuster rule. they are nut all that bad." sale of the Monmouth County 4-H Rraunstein, Newark, and Max Volume for the day was 3.34 and girls who live the normal Freeway near Perth Amboy from Livestock Club at Trenton. She Levine, Trenton, brokers, who de- As the rule stands, two-thirdi clined their usual fees. million shares compared with lives of children in their own Gets $9,500 officials there. of those voting must approve : sold the animal, estimated to pro- 3.63 million Monday. homes in Hopewell and attend St. A department spokesman said fore debate can be limited o duce 1,045 pounds of prime beef, The New Jersey Chamber of United Corp. was the most Michael's school as "day hops." Siiit Settlement Perth Amboy City Engineer Louis civil rights or other measures. Cited For to Bamberger's. Commerce and the state Depart- heavily traded stock, off Vt at T/» The financial side of the job Booz suggested a site in the area Clark said in a statemenl Miss Zimmerer also has accum- ment of Agriculture helped put on on 61,100 shares. Second was was over quickly. A total of about FREEHOLD—A Howell Town of the existing Rt. 440, He said yesterday that Kennedy's com ulated college money by putting the show. Members of the Mon- Standard Oil (New Jersey), un- 1,200 personnel of the Support ship girl and her family yester- it would pass through the north- Work In up for sale other prime steers in mouth County 4-H Cluo taking ern part of the city. ment should provide "a shot changed at 38% on 45,600 shares. Agency, both military and civil- day received a $9,500 settlemenl the arm" for efforts to changi previous club shows. The Free- part in the event were Miss Zim- Third was Transitron, off 1 at ian, contributed just a bit more approved by Superior Couri The department made no com hold Regional High School senior merer's sister, Carol, and brother, the rule. Hurricane Walter, 3d; Mary Ann Mclntosh, 37%, on 41,400 shares. than $2,400. Judge J. Edward Knight for in mitment on the proposal, the has figured this^club activity will spokesman said, but will study it "I predict that we will succeei Louise, Christine, Barbara and Next came Pfizer, unchanged Letters Arrive juries suffered in an automobile in restoring majority rule in thi UNION BEACH — Second Lt send her on her way into the in detail. He said it would be studies of higher mathematics Ann Schultz; James, Anne, Steven •t 32%, and American Motors, Then came a shower of letters accident in South Carolina Apri: Senate in 1961," he said. James L. Ellis, Jr., VS. Ai more expensive than the depart- Force, now stationed at Brookleji that she wants to master in col- and Daniel Grinde, Daniel Haw- unchanged at 18%. Eight of the to Santa Claus—one from each Kennedy told a news conference ment's preferred alignment for Air Force Base, Mobile, Ala., lege. kins, Vincent J. McCue and Peter 15 most active stocks rose, three boy and girl at the home who Miss Martha E. Layton, 20, c he and Vice President-elect Lyn the freeway from Rt. 1 to the was recently cited in a letter ol McCue. declined and four were un- could write, and a long list of Haven's Bridge Rd., wa don B. Johnson agree that it Plans to Serve It Outerbridge Crossing. appreciation for outstanding serv- Mr. Balaban said later: "Aside changed. requests made by the pre-school awarded $3,000 of the total for in- up to the Senate to decide whai Leo E. Balaban, director of food ' Also attending the meeting with ices as shelter officer during from knowing I have purchased Yesterday's closing prices: children. juries—a broken pelvis and fing- changes, if any, it wants to maki services for Bamberger's, said state highway Engineer Otto H. Hurricane Donna. such fine quality meat for our ACF Ind Int TellTel 4SK When these had been sorted out er—which hospitalized her foi in the rule. the meat will be served in the /iltmi E* 1-T-E Ckt Brit 20K Fritzsche yesterday, was Russell store system's chain of Garden Garden State Restaurants, it is Air Reduo John» -Man 57ft and classified, the campaign went one month. But the President-elect addec Jones A U Montney, director of the Middle- State Restaurants. He termed it extremely gratifying to be aware AlleS Lud Joy MI* 36-4 into its "shopping stage." Her parents, Mr. and Mrs, sex Planning Board, and officials he feels it should be possible foi interesting that Miss Zimmerer's that this routine business proce- Allied Ch Kaller Al Again the work was done on George B. Layton, were awarded Allied 8tr« Kennecott of Woodbridge Township. simple majority of senators tc steer is of English heritage and dure also bears strong influence Allll Chll Kopperi time borrowed from the volun- $6,500 for medical expenses. - shut off debate. This is consisten Alcoa Kresge, SS that its purchase coincided with on the successful development of Am Alrlln Lehlgh C*N teers' vacation accounts and in, Miss Layton was injured whe with his Senate record. ambitious youth in our state." Am Brk Sh Lch Port C Bamberger's current Christmas Am Can Loh. Val Ind every instance, but one, die gifts she was a passenger in a cat 'Conviction ypheld Two years ago Kennedy joinei Am Cyan 33tt Leh Val RR 43% LOP Olasa were obtained from Monmouth driven by Mrs. Gertrude S. Gillls, FREEHOLD — County Judge Democratic and Republic; Am lliFdr 8934 Lib McN*L 82 « County stores at substantially re- Savannah, Ga., that left the road Am Motora lSVi Lite ft My 10TI John C. Giordano on Monday up- liberals who sought to make sucl Am Smelt 68 Lukeng Etl duced prices. and ran into a dirt embankment held the disorderly persons con- a change. They lost, 67-28. H Am Std 12Vt Mack Trk ALUMINUM COMBINATION Am Te!4Ttl 96H Martin Co 3% In a few instances, the stores near Bluffton, S. C. ' viction of Harold McNamara, 15 also was on the losing side Am Tob 6514 Merck 31 contributed gifts of their own. Am Vlscoii 41ft Metro OM 64 H The judgment was against both Oak St., Freehold, by the Shrews- a 58-36 -vote on a proposal AMP Inc 6554 Minn M4M 83 Mrs. Gillis and the owner of the bury borough magistrate. permit three-fifths of those votin Anaconda 43ft Mo Pac A Armco Stl 67 Monter Oil vehicle, Remus C. Edenfield, On Oct. 11, Magistrate Whitney to limit debate. Armour * Co 3SK Mont Ward Harris Gardens Ladies' Fort Wentworth, Ga. Armit Ck 61U Nat Blsc Crowell found McNamara guilty Hart said,that while he wou Ashl Oil 20>4 Nat Dairy The Laytons were represented and fined him $50 for utter- prefer a debate limitation i STORM WINDOWS Atchlion 2 Hi Nat Distill Auxiliary Party Tonight Atl Rcfln 4O',i Nat Oypi s by Philip Newman, Asbury Park ing loud, offensive, and indecent voked by a majority of thos< Avco Corp 1314 Nat Steel «K UNION BEACH - The annual Robert Carton, Asbury Park, ap- language in the public school voting, as Kennedy suggested, hi Slbcoclc * W 35 K NY Central 81M Christmas party of the Ladies' Bld U 1214 Nla M Pw 1594 peared for the defendants. building in Shrewsbury on Aug. personally would be willing ti No Am Av Auxiliary of Harris Gardens Fire Nor Pac 38 30. settle for something less. He said Nwat Alrlln 49 Company was held last week in Norwich Ph 4014 It adds upl More and mori Mr. McNamara was repre- he would regard as satisfactory Ohio Oil Joseph's Restaurant, West Long Outb Mar 8* Branch. ' people use The Register ads eacr sented by Charles Frankel, As- a rule under which 51 members Oweni 111 01 36K bury Park, and the borough by — a majority of all elected Fan A W Air 23% Attending were Mrs. Kenneth issue because results come fas- Completely Installed! Faram Plot ter.—Advertisement. Thomas L. Yaccarino, Red Bank. senators — couH cut off debate, Penney, JO Lake, Mrs. Paul Gaiior, Jr., Mrs. Pa Pw*U i Pa RR James Ellis, Mrs. Paul Gasior, 3 CHANNEL TILT Phil Kl Sr., Mrs. Margaret Chamberlain Lt. James L. EUis Phlll Pet Pit Steel 60 Vi and Miss Gertrude Smith. A Lt. Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs Manufacturer's list price 63 Christmas party and secret pal James Ellis, Patterson Ave., is $14.93. Minimum order Pub Sv E*0 MM11H revealing and gift exchanging graduate of Keyport High Schoo Publlck IInd ».i will be held in the fire house to- three windows. Made of Pullman and St. Louis University, St. Tuin Oil night. quality heat-hardened ex- RCA II* Louis, Mo. An ROTC student fo Reading Co R',i our years, he was graduated as truded aluminum to give Repub flu 531J Reyn Met *m a lieutenant from Columbus, Ohio, rugged wear with minimum Rev Tob 0114 of maintenance. Screen and Ron Fulton Air Force base in August, 1959. St Joa Lend Egg Market two glass panels move up St'Rcf Pap His duties are facilities en- flnnra Roeb NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - ineer. and down, tilt inward (or BI10II Oil Sinclair wholesale egg offerings of large simple cleaning. Delivery Smith, AO 31'4 about adequate to short; medi- and installation optional. Booony 37 % Son Pao ums ample. Demand centered on Special values on aluminum Sou Ry W Holmdel Hpnrry ltd 22 large yesterday. • Triple hnert! awnings, Jalousie windows Bid nrnnit • New York spot quotations The Christmas dinner for hus- mil on Cal 4S<,4 and doors, too! Bill Oil NJ follow: bands and wives of the fire com- • Trifle T* Action! fltud Pack a«»! pany was held last Saturdny in Toxaco 81U Mixed Colors Cabin In The Sky, Atlantic High- No Down Payment • 1st Payment Spring, 1961 To« o Proil 28 ( ) ^ ex- Toxtron !0 Extras (48-50 lbs.) lands. Tlilownt Oil 2 tras medium 39-40; standards Traniiarner 27 Vi • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY tin Carbide 46'/2-48'/i; checks 42-43. lln Pno 135«; Mrs. Charles Ely of Main Rd. DAILY and SAT. 8 A. M. to « 1>. M. Unit Alro Whites Is visiting her son-in-law nnd tlnltrd Cp Extras (-18-50 lbs.) SOVJ-53; ex- WED. nnd I'M. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. UH Mn>i daughter, Mrs Mnx Ravndale, at IIH Ply ml tras medium OO'/HO'/ji top quali- Sundown, Fin. UH Rub Jilt Illl Binrlt ty (48-50 lbs.) 53-57; mediums nulf on IIH Html 42-44; smnlls 3G'/4-37i/ ANNUAL DINNER —Santa Claui (formor Mayor Waldron P. Smith) prosonts a gift Tlio Ladle.")' Aid Society of the Hammer Pap W Wnlwcirlh 5?" Vrtc Pdr 7R Warn » Pin Drowns fo Joseph Caruto, outgoing chiof of tho Atlantic Highlands Firo Dopartmont, at annual Federated Church postponed this III Cenl nil' Writ lln Tel Uxtrns (48-50 lbs.) 4!)l/ 50l/j; top 9 Brood St. SHadysldo 1-7500 Red Bank Int Him Mcll W V,'r»U r.\ r month's meeting because of the Wlllln Mot Chriitmas dinner in Cabin In Tho Sky. Frod Weilor, incoming first assistant chiof, Int "«rv 41« qualitquaity (4R-5(45 0 lbs,) 50>/a-52i/j; wc.ithor, Tho next meeting will i }nt Nlrk tm\ WunlWKllli loft, and Paul Muir, incoming chiof, right, look on. lt I' U2 Yniat n\ mediumdi s 41-424142 ; smalllls 30^3^ bo Jan. 1(1. Canl/Back. N WD1ANK ITJI 21.1960 Train Stop*

Once a Year I Elected to Mmh.\j Elvto %}',;Vmm mm' tic A***, Laag kVwck. Tor Santa The (nditioMi waving «< nttted five divorce*,' 41st Terms ptttn&r* and factory worfcerf Granted divorce* on charge* of Feli* A, CitU&no, Ml Man- DUNELLEN (AP) — Santa began in the fall of 1956. The desertion were Grace Robinson, mouth Rd., West twig Branch, Claus travels by Wall Street ex- workers posted a huge sign be- 0 Asbury Ave., Atlantic High- was granted a divorce/from Pat- In Association press train tomorrow to deliver fore the annual Princeton-Yale lands, from Clarence W. Robin- sy K. Cittadino, 607 First Ave., a sack full of money to a group football game reading, "Beat ion, 34 Marian St., Red Bank; Asbury Park, on grounds of EATONTOWN - Fred S. Mor- of factory workers. Yale." A similar sign has been adultery. ris and Benjamin VanKeuren ind Edward J. Johnson, 146 The train, the Reading Rail- posted for every Princeton-Yale lames St., Long Branch, from were elected to their 41st con- game since. secutive terms in the Eatontown road's Philadelphia to New York Audrey Johnson,. 171 Russell On January 2, 1777, the British Firemen's Exempt Association at run, stops neat here just once a James S. Morgan of Wyncote, We., Trenton. were defeated by General Wash- last week's annual meeting. year so passengers can share Pa., an investment counselor, re- Granted divorces on grounds of ington's troops at Princeton. Christmas greetings with the fac They are the association's sec- ceived permission from the retary and treasurer, respective- tory workers who have been wav- Reading Company to make the ly. ing daily greetings since 1956. stop so Christmas presents could They will serve this year under A Wall Street broker — Walker be given the workers. GRAMAN'S John Dietz, who was elected W. Stevenson, Jr., of Princeton- VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. president at the session. will be clad as Santa for this There are 212,459 employees in Also elected were Councilman fifth annual visit. He will present New Jersey who are truck, b'is 54 MONMOUTH STREET. RED SANK, N. J the sack of money to James and taxi drivers. Ralph L. Lewis, vice president; PHONE SH 7-5623 Fred S. Morris, secretary, Ben- jamin VanKeuren, treasurer; CHRISTMAS PARTY —The Men's Club 9f Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Red Bank, Councilman Lewis, Mr. VanKeu- entertained Allied officers from Fort Monmouth at a party Monday night. Extend- AUTHORIZED ren and Mr. Morris, representa- tives of Firemen's Relief; Ed- ing a welcome are Rev. Harold H. Hornberger, pastor, second from left, and Wil- HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE ward Emmons, delegate, and liam Freismuth, right, Men's Club president. The officers are, left to right, First Lt. NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS Robert Brower, alternate, to Re- i John Economou and Capt. Michael Librianidis, both of Greece, and Lt, Col. Jinich • REPAIRS ON • lief convention; Councilman Lew- is, Stanley Dussman and Mr. Ando and Lt. Col. Yasuhilco Mitsui, both of Japan. SE • HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. Brower, delegates to Monmouth IRONS VACUUMS - TOASTERS County Exempt Association, and Brower lo Head j Also elected were John Dietz, trustees; Raymond Hill, auditor; PERCOLATORS - MIXERS, etc. Ely Miller, Theodore Lewis, Ray- | vice president; Benjamin Van- Frank Holmgren, Mr. Chasey and mond Hill, William Reilly and Firemen's Jlclief iKeuren, treasurer; Councilman Theodore Lewis, delegates to the PARTS FOR: Charles VanBrackle, visitors EATONTOWN - Robert Brow- Firemen's State Relief conven- committee. er was elected president o. _.. L. Lewis, tion, and Mr. VanKeuren, Mr. VACUUMS - WASHERS - DRYERS - IRONS Firemen's Relief Association last;s- Morris, collector; Edward Morris and Councilman Lewis, RANGES - TOASTERS - MIXERS • LAMPS, etc. Honored week in the borough hall. 'chasey and George Winning, alternate delegates.

Huffman & Boyle is brimming with sparkling new ideas to make your home more beautiful! Robert L. Tanner WASHINGTON, D. C. - Rob- ert L. Tanner was selected to be one of the U. S. Coast Guards- men to form the honor guard at the meeting Dec. 6, in Washing- Handsome tables Hostess chairs Lamps and gifts ton, D. C, between President Eisenhower and President-elect John F. Kennedy. He was one of , breakfronts Magnavox television Fireplace ensembles 15 men chosen out of 1,800. Tanner is undergoing basic training at the Cape May Receiv- ing Center and is a member of the drill team there. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tan ner of 51 Washington St., Rum- son, and is a 1960 graduate of Ruinson-Fair Haven .Regional High School. Treated at Riverview RED BANK — Among those treated in Riverview Hospital in the past week . were Fred Balsamo, 8, of 47 Oakland St., Red Bank, forehead cut, door hit him; Carl Forino, 8, of Hudson Ave., : Red Bank, hand bruised, caught It in electric mixer; Henry Esch- ner, Ocean Ave., East Keansburg, car jack slipped on foot; Nancy Hill, 12, of 120 Cloverdale Cir., New Shrewsbury, elbow sprained in fall. Randy Meijer, 15, of 222 Queens Modern Walnut bar cart Dr., Little Silver, collarbone bro- Mobile, with copper-aluminum 70 OC Contemporary Walnut Desk 49. ken in fall in gymnasium; Kath- ton! 2 Drawers. #7.73 Finely crafted, a rare buy at this price! erine Mackey, 16, 810 River Rd. Fair Haven, ankle sprained play- ing basketball; Edward Capelii, 2, of Colts Neck, forehead cut in fall against door; Westley Drake, Stearns & Foster twin Hollywood bed Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth, bit- With headboard and framed! Posture-correct #A QC ten by dog; Catherine Norrls, < inneripring unit. 07»73 Wyckha'm Rd., New Shrewsbury, ankle broken in fall on ice. Margaret Murphy, 46 Bingham Ave., Rumson, arm broken in fall; Frank Sabelli, Twilight Ave., Keansburg, eyebrow cut in fall on ice; Thomas Dierks, 721 Third St., Union Beach, eyebrow cut, door shut against him; Bruce Cunning .ham, 13, of 22 Oak La., Rumson, lip cut. hit ice skate; Charles Fos- sani, 16, of 200 Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth, finger bitten by squir- rel; Thomas Kavookjian 8, of 3 East River Rd., Rumson, thigh cut by ice skate; John Tallucca, 8, of 109 Center Ave., Leonardo, Aluminum "Fold-a-woy" cot. Compact! lip cut while sleigh riding. Unexpected guests? Cot folds to just 7" wide! Karastan "Happiness Rugs" so colorful! Kenneth Bacon, 1, of 96 Peach Polyurethanc mattresf. Q For youth rooms, game room*! They measure ^1 AF Mahogany desk 44* St., New Shrewsbury, hand cut a full 34x45". *• '• '* T with knife; Richard Green, 6, of "athcr top, bookcaie on aide! 28 Daniel PI., Middletown, head cut in fall off bed; Leon Smith, 219 Pearl St., Red Bank, thumb cut in fall on ice; William O'Reilly, St. Peters Ave., Keans- burf:, ankle broken in fall on ice. Grain Abel, 5, of 107 South Queens Dr., Little Silver, head cut in fall; Edna Antonides, 50 East Sunset Ave., Red Bank, finger cut, caught it in car door, and Cynthia Kilzcr, 4, of 238 Mance Rd., Fail Haven, lip cut in faii from bed.

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The senior choir of the Re- N. J. Storei •» formed Church observed thrj HACKENSACK Christmas season Sunday nigh! | Budget your purchase if you wish! Use, our with a cantata. Mrs. Marianne SPRINGFIELD Clowes, organist director, led Ihi extruded plan up to 1ti months, insured for MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS! group. ORANGE your protection at no extra cliarpe for insur- The Old Hurracks in Trento Call your nearest Huffman & Boyle store! POMPTON PLAINS Were erected to furnish win! ance. qiiiirters fer the Urilish Irmi EATONTOWN during tlie French and Imli War. They were later used i the British Hessians in the Ri > HOUTK <:il{CI,K, KATOINTOWN—I.I 2-1 OK) oluiioiiiiry War. M iiiilh Crnler fBI MKNACt uasra CO1UMUS, ON* (AT) - Tfcerrf wck • (Mag M M w ut mifta't let them break f too active f» the work of the lrs to several dter* orpni- Om (ami)/ circle, We only tat' ehurdt, a Prwbytertao minister uikm* to turn rnme dvtlt* over our families totjfo font, ni we won't have them again." y U> ten busy person*, The Rev. William D. Boder Jr., "Community and cfiurch ac- pastor of Westminster United tivities and projects are fine, New York City played host to Presbyterian Church in suburban and accomplish important 782 conventions and exhibitions Lincoln Village, is urging con things," the clergyman says, in 1959. The Holidays are Here And It's Eggnog Time!

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Some revolutions occur Member of the Associated Press because of popular resentment over bad government; Th« Associated Prem Is enntied em-mmeiv to tht um for repiihlicallon of all tht local otwt printed others are fomented by Soviet Russia and'Red China la Ihli newipaper as well AS all AP new> (Jispntcnes. in their empire-building effort to develop a universal Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Marxist state which is essential to their The Red Bank Register assumes no financial responsibilities tot typographical «rrorf In advertise- ments, but win reprint without charce. that part of an advertisement in wblcb the typographical error oc* creed. eur*. Advertisers will please notify the manageme nt immediately of any error which may occur. The United States, having adopted Thli newspaper assumes no responsibilities for statements or opinion! In letten from Iti readeri. the role and responsibility of world Subicrlptton Prices In Advance On* year $15.00; Six months 11.00 Slngla copy at counter, 7 cents Simla cop; by mall, I cents leader, cannot rush to each revolution to put down the Communist forces. At WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960 this moment, revolutionary movements bespeak themselves in Laos, Ethiopia, lips and Downs Nepal, Congo, Cuba, Venezuela, Brazil, SOKOLSKY Algeria, Rhodesia, to mention a few United States hopes to conquer ful 16-minute, 4,000-mile-an-hour that are seething or simmering. Shall the United States, space rose and fell like a barometer rocket ride. These two feats are im- like a universal fire department, run to each one or in the past week. portant steps toward the planned should we leave it to the United Nations which has proved in the Congo that it cannot depend on its mem- Storm clouds of failure gathered launching of an American astronaut bers and in Laos that the Russians supply arms to at Cape Canaveral Thursday as a on a similar flight next year. each revolutionary group? $40 million program to send a satel- United States prestige prowess in In it very few weeks, the Kennedy administration lite around the moon was scrapped. the field of rocketry is the subject will have to face the facts of this situation and will The sixth straight failure was re- of serious question. Unfortunately, need a policy. Will it pursue the Dulles policy of seek- corded when a spectacular blast the failures are more spectacular ing peace by agreement and the Eisenhower policy of good-will to all with a smile? Will John Kennedy, when ended the flight of an Atlas-Able than the successes in our space race with Russia. The world never hears he is actually in power, disappoint his liberal coun- carrier rocket. sellors by adopting a nationalistic policy or will he of Russian attempts which end in This week the sun was out again. disappoint his conservative critics by insisting that flames. American rights be respected and defended and that On Monday an unmanned model The race will go on for many American lives be regarded as sacred? of a space capsule went soaring 130 Poor Man's Philosopher: years. Every American who believes No FDR, Truman Policies miles into space and was recovered in the democratic way of life must EDITORIAL VIEWS intact from the Atlantic Ocean 235 It is obvious from his Cabinet appointments that realize that in time the United States last Minute' Men Defended as President, Kennedy will formulate his own policy miles from Cape Canaveral. will draw abreast of and forge ahead OF OTHER PAPERS and expect it to be carried forward. His models are Yesterday another U.S. man-in- of Russia in man's ability to explore By HAL BOYLE more likely to be Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow COMPANIES AND COLLEGES space capsule completed a success- the vast reaches of space. Wilson than Franklin D. Roosevelt, who moved us NEW YORK (AP)—A little soft music, professor, Senator Kennedy, throughout into an Alice-in-Wonderland confusion of world lead- his campaign, laid great stres while we hymn "The Last Minute Shopper." on what he views as the Federal ership or Harry Truman who was wholly dependent Sile Selection Government's responsibility to upon State Department experts who managed to lose The last minute shopper has become a kind of help support the nation's colleges China just as John Foster Dulles's error at Suez lost The Shore Regional Board of praisers. Voters in the four munici- public enemy. We are all warned against becoming and universities, In fact it is the President-elect's stated goal to for us Africa. Education appears to have chosen palities making up the school district one, as if one who shopped at the last moment was have Uncle Sam pick up the tab Nearly all the mistakes that could be made have will have ample opportunity to ex- for every student who wants a well in selecting the 35-acre site in a pariah or a community menace or 1 been made and it is about time for a program of con- press their views on the cost, and college education but who can West Long Branch for its new high a typhoid carrier. earn, borrow or otherwise acquire structive Americanism, which in terms of the foreign ultimately will vote on the board's "Don't be a last minute Christmas the necessary money. policy must mean that every step taken must directly school. shopper!" the placards cry. It was Mr. Kennedy's technique plans. to pooh-pooh suggestion tha or indirectly benefit the United States and not such The tract fronts on Franklin Lake The site itself, however, offers At the risk of winning new ene- massive Federal aid to education a nebulous concept as the Free .World. This we shall with access to Parker Rd. and Rt. 36. mies and influencing no old friends, we would result, in Federal interfer- soon know because the Soviet is acting fast and is enough room for athletic areas and ence with curricula and general , . , , . .. » parking lots. would like to ask, "Why not?" Certainly there will be questions The world is pretty well divided school management, if Washing- lighting fires in several places at once, assuming that Coupled with a long-range pro- ton doesn't move upon the scene, the Eisenhower administration cannot act between now raised about the price the board pro- into two classes — the season jumper according to Mr. Kennedy and ind Jan. 20 and that the Kennedy administration will poses to pay for the land. The total gram of beautification of Franklin other "liberals," our children will BOYLE *nd the last minute shopper. Frankly, be denied > good education be- not be ready to act for some time after Jan. 20. of $125,000, or $3,570 per acre, ex- Lake Park planned by the West Long if we have to choose between the two, we'll take the cause we won't have the fa- My guess would be—and it is, of course, only a Branch Lions Club, the entire area cilities or the teachers to handle guess—that the basic decisions in foreign policy have ceeds the per-acre price of $2,000 to last minute shopper every time. America's expanding population. $3,000 set by three independent ap- will benefit. . * Thus, it is interesting to no'.e been formulated in Kennedy's mind and are ready for The season jumper is a guy who takes our com- that more and more private or- implementation. My guess is that his inaugural ad- Your Money's Worth; _ petitive society too literally. He always has to be first in everything; he must always be ahead of the other boost, illustrating this quickening firmly stated as the Monroe Doctrine which was not a fellow. trend are the matching-fund j separate documentor a treaty but President Monroe's Growth of the 'Silent Salesmen' plans that an increasing number message to Congress of 1823. He turns the calendar upside down. of companies are setting up to By SYLVIA PORTER encourage individual donations. His Own Policy Such plans, while just a part ol About Season Jumpers the private grants that are poured Such a declaration of principle would, of course, No one who travels or trades can get a freshly brewed cup of will include milk, cigarettes, can- dies, soft drinks, coffee. Ice skat- into education each year, em- be personal but it could be made binding on the na- c»n miss the many products and|coffee as fine as one breweii in Christmas is already over for the season jumper. phasize that while more money services which automatic vend- me home from the vending ilia ing rinks and swimming pools tions. It is also my guess that John Kennedy will write are other logical spots for vend- for schools will be needed as the Ing, once a very limited industry, | chine. You can get a five-dollar To him Santa Claus is a Johnny-Come-Lately. He al- nation grows, states, civic organ- his own document, will circulate it among Dean Rusk, now sells to consumers. Obvious-1 bet on your favorite horse, a pair ing machines. Q. Porter: What pew types of ready had his Christmas weeks or months ago. izations, individuals and compan- Adlai Stevenson and such others as it would be polite ly there is'of stockings, insurance, hot soup, ies can be counted upon to ac- ~ a fascinating'a spray of perfume, and your vending machines are on the to consult and that he will speak as he chooses, as- way? It isn't hard to identify the season jumper. When cept the burden. story behind I fortune told. And vending ma- serting at the outset of his career that he has assumed this burgeon- 'chine performance has improved A. Sherman: A fully-automatic you are whistling "fTie Star Spangled Banner" the General Electric Co., for in- ing industry, considerably. 'restaurant serving everything stance, has a plan whereby that the obligations and responsibility of conducting the corporation matches donations by Before leav- Q. Porter: In what areas will^m bagels.to turkey dinners al- first week in July he is already humming "Jingle Bells." ead ma da its employes to their alma mat- foreign policy and will do so. ing on my va- vending be growing fastest in the |; y has . » revolutionary When you are trying to buy a sport shirt on a hot ers—and G. E. Is but one of 105 In foreign affairs, this will be an asset, for some cation, I inter- near future? I breakthrough in vending. One of these restaurants has been in companies with school-aid match will imagine, particularly the British who often mistake viewed a se- A. Sherman: Travelers will find summer day, he is running up and down the aisles, ing fund programs. Ford Motor lect group of stalled in a leading Wall Street "silent salesmen" at every large brokerage house, and further in- demanding, "Where are the mufflers? How can I finish Co., to take another example, goes a cdrrect pronunciation of English for intelligence, that American in- public transportation facility: but a step further by offering two dustrialists for stallations will shortly be made Adlai Stevenson will be the smart boy in this admin- PORTER terminals, subway stations, rail- around the country. Coin-oper- my Christmas gift list if you don't have any mufflers?" dollars for every one dollar con- a series of way depots and airports. In ad- tributed to private schools by its istration. They will soon discover why Kennedy passed columns on significant prospects ated dry cleaners have recently dition to a full-line of snack foods, been introduced and this should The season jumper wouldn't be caught dead do- employes. Adlai Stevenson over for Dean Rusk whom he did ind problems. travelers will find hosiery,- lip- b« a big factor over the next five ing anything so gauche as eating turkey and cranber- Such plans, under which Amer- not even know. He wanted no Seward in his Cabinet Today's interview is with Ben- sticks, hair tonics, toothbrushes icans voluntarily donate millions 1amin Sherman, chairman of the years. The vending of life insur- —that is, a secretary of state who would look down and overnight bags in vending ance will undoubtedly proliferate ries on Thanksgiving. After all, he had his Thanksgiv- annually to schools and colleges, board of the ABC Vending Corp. machines. Supermarkets are talk- his nose at the .President as Seward did at Lincoln. and people will be able to buy ng on Labor Day. show that the U. S. citizenry has Q. Porter: How big has the ing of installing take-home staples term insurance for a week or. not been forgetting its responsi- A nationalistic foreign policy could put new life vending-concession industry be- such as milk, bakery goods and month through machines. | bility to education. They show :ome in America? j buttebt r in heavh y traffiff c areas such that no matter how loudly some and pride in our people. It would indeed be a New a Times Machines have alrea"dy beeni At Least 1 Holiday Ahead A. Sherman: Almost five mil- J Square subway stations, politicans may decry the many Pioneer attitude. It would discourage the slouching, rpni™'il«nT£ny "o.7'' developed which will handle $5 iion vending machines are oper- It is part of his formula for living and a vital need good things Americans have spineless professional elements, the sports clothes, Ivy ating in such diverse outlets as earned, the truth is that the low League intellectuals who tell our sons and daughters high schools, factories, restau- will be installed in basements o stadium where wagering is legal. for his feeling of personal security to be at least one opinion liberals have of individ- large apartment houses. These rants, air line terminals—every- The one, five, ten and twenty-dol- holiday ahead of the rest of mankind, and sometimes uals acting on their own is unde- that everything is right with Russia and Red China where where people congregate lar bill changer will have excep- served. and even Cuba but that nothing is right in the United to eat, travel, work and seek two holidays. . CARMICHAEL tional growth. I can visualize Certainly if the Federal Gov- States. We are liable to carry our heads high again amusement. In 1959, sales throu'gh one of these machines on every ernment moves in with massive vending machines totaled more street in the country. Now the last minute shopper is quite another handouts and controls,' not only and fly the flag on the Fourth of July. It could be like than $2.4 billion. The sales in Q. Porter: Then your consid will academic freedom suffer, but that in a year or two rather than the deadly business •the concession industry were AE I «MLP breed. He may become aware of a holiday late, but ered view is that the great growth school treasurers may find that of bowing to alien gods as we have done for so long. even higher. HAVE UT THEM of the vending machine industry with him it's better late than never. * states, civic organizations, in Q. Porter: Many people think GIFT WRAP IT AT is still ahead? divlduals and companies will di- of vending machines as a new A. Sherman: Yes. There is no And he savors to the full the atmosphere of cele- rect their giving elsewhere—if in- deed they hive anything left to 'There Are Some Surpluses I Don't Mind" development. THE *ToRE~ question of the pooulsrity of bration. To him Christmas is a group feeling of en- A. Sherman: We have just en- ••immutt • vending rnachines which -are in give.—Wall Street Journal. tered the "vending era," yet convenient- locations, are fast, joyment. It is not, as it is with the nervous season clean and on duty 24 hours a vending is quite ancient. Histor- jumper, a hollow lonely personal victory over time ians have traced the first vending day. Toys Smashed machine to 219 B.C., when a and tide. " ' JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (AP) - Grecian high priest invented a •DOODLEBUG' HUNTS OIL There • will be some empty machine to dispense holy water Your last minute shopper meet Christmas while stockings Christmas morning in when a drachma was inserted. HANOVER, III. (AP)-A. A. it is still here. He does not confuse it with Memorial Jacksonville because some van- Even in those days, people had Potter, a veteran of 47 years of dals climbed the fence of a base- trouble with phony coins. wildcat oil drilling, used a varia Day. He admires the decorations, loves the tuneful ball park-and smashed toys that Q. Porter: How much of a tion of the "witching stick" to lo- had been collected for distribu- "growth" industry is vending? cate the present drilling site h carols. lon toiiMl)lft wiiy. f!j; dy«s?" sic target the day before." a_- Work Out >«toiytoll««MHaM MONMOOTH SHOPPING CINTH fscturtojg larfustffef WMUMN tori iGtoBtown Cfrdt—Tri. U 2-2150 jobs covered under unemployment Yule Plan ompensation. TRENTON - The Traffic Co- The council concluded: ordinators Association of New "It seems to us that adequate Jersey met here to complete compensation in terms of salar- plans for the current holiday ies, fringe benefits and working safety campaign. Enforcement conditions is the essential ingre- and educational programs were dient in the selection and reten- discussed with Gerald V. Dris- tion of competent personnel and coll, chief.of the Bureau of Traf- he maintenance of high morale." Last Four Days fic Safety, to complete plans for SPECIALS the Christmas-New Year holiday safety campaign. The co-ordinators decided to State Can't urge all clergymen to remind their congregations to drive safe- Collect Tax ly. TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- Every tavern in the state wil ;ey can not collect an inheritance OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS UNTIL|T|j P. M be provided with a poster for tax on a trust fund left for "the display to remind patrons to beeducation of poor worthy Roman moderate in their drinking. Catholic young men" studying W, Robert Warwick, associa for the priesthood, the state Su- tion president and Monmout ^ reme Court ruled yesterday.- County co-ordinator said "Th The court, by a 5-0 vote, re- alcoholic factor in auto accident versed rulings by the state Tax is, in all probability, much great Division and the Appellate Divi- er than we wish to believe. Each sion of Superior Court. municipality, therefore, is re- REDUCED quested to see that every liquoi The late Maurice Froehlich of 1 WOVEN PLAID BULKY KNIT dispensing establishment i Newark, who died in 1956, set up visited at least once each evenin a 99-year trust, with the $226,927 SPORT SHIRTS COAT SWEATERS by a police officer who will ob income going to a scholarship serve the premises." fund for poor young men being trained as Benedictine priests. The association also noted th 66 ••a.t.fi 88 recent snowstorm and the add The state Tax Division ruled it tional traffic hazards it ha was a religious bequest and sub- created, and said: "All availabl ject to a 5 per cent tax on every- traffic enforcement and public thing over $5,000. The executors Regularly 2.98. It's the look for win- co-operation is needed to cuof the will contended it was an I: educational gift and completely Softly brushed ray- ter . i i the shawl down the deaths and accident! on in handsome wov- collar, the bulky knit on Jersey roads. New Jersey ha ax exempt. made great progress in traffi Chief Justice Weintraub said in SNUG BULKY-CUFF TRIPLE ROLL en plaids. Carefully of lamb's wool and safety. the court decision that the state tailored with 2-way Orion® acrylic. law granting exemptions should SLIPPER SOX KEEP YOU WARM Eternal vigilance is the price collar, long sleeves. Rugged, manly col- we must pay to have this prog be interpreted strictly, adding, 'but of course strict construction Gals, you'll love these spun nylon sox, Full cut. Washable. ors. S-M-L. Save dur- ress continue," Mr. Warwicl hand-sewn to soft leather soles. You'll stated. does not mean a construction Sizes 6 to 18. ing this 4 day sale! ( which begrudges." qdore the gay color com- * my He said Froehlich's will meets binatiora for your leisure •••*/ the standards set up by the state State Workers outfits.Misses'sizes:9,10,l 1; law on educational gifts and or- dered the $11,096 tax refunded. Reg. 1.98 J, Ask Pay Hikes l TRENTON (AP) - The Corn 4 v www .wgunvtt nx- ««< ^ til of State Employees yesterdaj ^ asked for a wage and benefi Lower Flag package costing about $11 mi! HARD TO BEAT VALUES! lion. Council President Sidney Skla For Borden presented a request for the 1961 SHREWSBURY-The borough's Reg. 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wtkomtdli neb of m cat pf Were »!l th« worid to nuke t»y W» arfttmuttm, ''My , (J»t with overwhelmingly oeace I giv* you," we will U$nt- •ould be for peace. In view of form ourselves and enrich the universal need for peace, the world. 'ish would be in order at any Michael S. Newjohn, M D. ime, but never more perfectly order than at Christmas. For,Holy Family Society's the wisdom and love of God, Party Tomorrow hristmas is intended to show us UNION BEACH — The Rosary- e way'to peace. Thus far it has\ltar Society of Holy Family een defeated in its purpose by Catholic Church will hold its e stupidity and selfishness of annual Christmas party tomor- en. -ow in the church hall. To wish for peace is not enough. The party will follow the bus! re must efficaciously will it— ss meeting. Each member will ith a will that is not only strong bring a $1 gift to be exchanged. ut good. But to men of good Hostesses will be Mrs. Francis ill peace is assured, by the on-Flynn, Mrs. Joseph Caulfield, Power Who really speaks with Mrs. Vincent Raine, Mrs. Thomas NEW MIDDLETOWN CHIEFS —Middletown Townihip fire companies elected new chiefs last week to ierv* for ;enuine authority. Meagher and Mrs. Joseph Men- With peace in one's heart, ville. 1961. Left to right are this year's chief, Elwood Seeley; Harlan Hogan, new chief; Russel L. Tetley, deputy chief; many bodily and mental ills dis John Fowler, first assistant chief, and Dominick Mullaney, third assistant chief. Henry Lutz, second assistant chief, olve away. With peace in the New Jersey has about 35 per learts of all, there would be, ul cent of its land area devoted to was absent when picture was taken. imately, peace in the heart of agriculture.

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OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL CHRISTMAS! Mrs. Wright's 24 oz Apple Pie pie GIVE A 53 Mince Pie £9C Stuffing Bread oo BULOVA or Pumpkin—Mn. WrlgM'i .... 34 oi. Mn. Wright1! 24 01. tool Z./C Dugan's Rolls on Fruit Cake No Money Down donn \jUC Mn. Wrlght'i T Ib. pkg. Holiday Stollen ,c Date & Nut Ao Dvt"'' 1 K>- ill* OOC UMf-Thnm I Hi. pig. 40C

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AND I'D LIKE —Santa Claui Louis Sullivan, president of Hidden Hills Eait Civic Association, receives gift list from Erin McGivney, left, as Michael O'Donnell, center, and Steven McArole wait their turn at first annual Christ- mas party of the association at West Keansburg fire house Saturday. About 200 children received gifts and refreshments.. No Santa in Cuba This Year By RICHARD VALERIANI ible or unwilling to live under ALL STORES HAVANA (AP) — No, Maria, 'astro has left many families Maif> <>r I foliihitf I. CLOSED MONDAY here is no Santa Claus. iroken for the holidays. Not in Fidel Castro's Cuba this Possibly sensing the lack of DECEMBER 26th ear. "hristmas spirit, the government- Santa vanished along with good controlled newspaper El Mundo All item will tl»i. at 6 r\M. ill toward the United States, an- says Christmas festivals would be Saturday, D*»mk»r 141k. ither victim of Castro's anti- held at various towns outside Ha- Vmerican blizzard. 'ana as usual. It commented: The more typically Cuban glft- "The traditional Christmas fes- Turkeys aearers, the Three Kings, arrive ivities will be celebrated this i usual Jan. 6. Good children war with greater enthusiasm There Is a difference' These turkeys have been inspected ill awaken to find toys from nan the previous ones because for wholesomenets and graded for quality by licensed Communist China and Czechoslo- he people know the truth of the USDA grading experts. Not all food stores offer USDA vakia. -evolution and the works that it las accomplished for the good of Inspacted-and-Graded Poultry. So it will pay you to The displacement ot Saint Nick he humble." check before you buy. iy "Uncle Niklta" is evident else- where on the Christmas land- The government-controlled cape. Many Cubans will sit down iress has made a big show of the Christmas Day to turkey brought arrival of toys from the Com- rom the Soviet Union. munist bloc and Japan, of tur- But for many Cubans, It won't ron—chewy nougat candy—from Ib. 1b. leem like Christmas without their Spain, and the cultivation and iraditlonal lechon—roast pork— sale of home-grown Christmas garnished with rice and black trees formerly imported from the 39 45 jeans. United States. (over 20 pounds) (10 to 18 pounds) Shoppers report lechon scarce. Christmas touches soften the An underground newspaper tension of the city—street decora- mocked the shortage: tions, caroling loudspeakers, side- A natural partner with Unity . , . OMM Spray Cranberry Sauct. "For the first time the Cuban walk toy vendors downtown. peasant won't eat lechon for Now the nation's major em- u U. S. D. A. Choice Christmas. Gentlemen, how good ployer, the government has prom- / communism is." ised traditional Christmas bonus- 7 Inch Regular Trim Ib. Bean*, Fruit Scarce es to hundreds of thousands of Black beans are also hard to workers and has distributed Beef Rib Roast 65 find. There are no apples and forms to be filled out to deter- Shop Saftway for your holiday poultry. grapes—popular holiday fare. But mine the amount. . Safeway fine quality Ducks, Gene, Capons, Cornish Hint or Fowl. • he government promises Czecho- Government-operated stores ap- slovakia will send the fruit for pear reasonably well stocked for excellent for stuffing All USDA Inspected and Graded A. | the holidays the holiday shopping, and sales In addition to food shortages, are reported fairly brisk. But the Pork Sausage 39 bitterness and personal unhappi- little merchants are feeling the ness- hang heavy over this second merchandise pinch. revolutionary Christmas. Lean and Tender A counterrevolutionary note annecf •• 25c Large Walnuts V ' 49c at the corner will be closed un- til further notice.

Hard Candies pkg, OOL Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Cnnnvor of Sunnyslde Rd. spent last Hard Candies pkg. 59c A sunburst of radiant colors— Thursday in New York City and a quilt that will be a prize pos visited the Latin Quarter as Chocolates session. It's easy to make from guests of the Keansburg Nation- just four patches. al Bank, Mlddletown branch. Pumpkin Pie ","' 49c Use scraps for lovely design u Pattern 712: charU; directions; Mrs. Charlotte Mehler of Ev- Mince Pie £59c patch patterns; yardages for erett Rd. will spend the Christ- single and double-bed quilt. mas week-end with her son and Jumbo Figs It 53c Send 35c (coins) for this pat- daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. tern—add 10c lor each pattern Paul Mehler of Shrewsbury. Jell Well Gelatin 4** 29c for lst-class mailing. Send to Red Bank ReRlster, Needlecraft 40 Federated GOP Dept., P.O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Women Have Pnrty Print plainly pattern number, UNION BEACH —More than name, address and zone. •10 members und guests of the IUNSHIN! Hydro Hi/4.01. phg..35c COCOA MARSH 22-OJ. |ar iit JUST OFF •HIE PRESS! Sem Federated Women's Republican IURRV HLValut cookln 4 pkai. 1.00 WHITE MAGIC dtttrg.nt 2|.oi. 33c now for nur exciting, new 106 Club attended tho club's Christ- KRAFT Italian droning 801. |cr 37c WHITE MAGIC dtlirgtnl 4»o«. S9c Noecllecrnft Catalog. Over 12! mas party last week In Duffy's HERBOX bouillon cubn 12 lo pack 21c BIRDSEVE orangi |ulc> 2 ooi. 45c designs to urnchut, knit, sew Lounge, Rt. 35, Laurence Harbor. embroider, quilt, weave — fash Music was furnished by tho ITOKSIV'S cornoncob 20-oi.can 43e KRAFT natural Swill cliifit 841. 43c Ions, homcfurnlshlnp.s, toys, [jUts, Wlrle Flro Band. Guests partici- ITOKELY'S imoll llmoi 2 8-or, cam 35c SCOTT family dlnmr naptlm Jlor37i S A F E WAY bnrnr hits. Plus FKKIi—lnstruc- pated in carol singing, ArranRO- iORDIN* INSTANT COfHI *|>«clol pack 2«i.|ar40< tlonn for six smnrt veil caps ments were mada by Mrs. Vin- Hurry, send 25c now! cent Cardelff, ; i 1960 RED RANK lECISIER

'•"•/.•• • / Dinkekpiel New Orleans WARDS MOHMOUTH SHOmN* CRKIR* In Hassle Sales Tax Eotofttown Cfrcte—te U 2-2150 / Over Bids Hike Sought LONG BRANCH - Commis- BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - sioner Edgar L. Dinkelspiel has Gov. Jimmie H. Davis' adminis- long been a,champion of com-tration, hit by new Federal Court ppetitive bidding for public pur- action, today seeks House pas- chasesh . sage of a controversial sales tax But he ran Into the first se- raise pegged to the school inte- Last Four Days SPECIALS vere criticism yesterday since hisgration fight. election last May. The $2S-mil!lon tax Increase The complaint was he alleged- was to hit the House floor in a ly was planning to buy a car forfour-bill package this morning thth e civiiil ddefensf e organization under top priority. The Senate without bids. returns at 7 p.m. to act on the Eugene Kroll, owner of Kroll package if it passes the house. Motors, Inc., and Armand Tom- The bill would raise the two cent P. M •ini, who described himself as a per cent tax to three per OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS UNTIL public bid enthusiast, put the throughout the state for eight 10 pressure on the commissioner. months starting Jan. 1. Some Mr. Tomaini asked at a meet- cities, which now have a three ing of the Board of Commission- per cent levy, would then have ers if Mr. Dinkelspiel had so-a four per cent tax. licited private bids for a station Backers of the tax raise wagon for the CD unit. claimed it was needed for the Mr. Dinkelspiel said he hadstate's program to keep white midget size, budget price! Invited four companies to sub-children from going to schoo mit propositions and that the of-with Negroes. The number o fers were received in sealed en- opponents among the 101 state velopes, were opened, and were representatives was unknown. under consideration. Tax Raise Mr. Tomaini asserted the com- As a tax raise, the measure missioner had advocated public needed a two-thirds majority In bidding for many years and said each chamber'of the Legislature. he hoped that since city voters This means 68 votes in the House 88* had authorized a new form of and 20 in the Senate. government, starting in July, Revenues from the tax would 19 that Mr. Dinkelspiel would not be dedicated to grants in aid to change his views. parents who wish to send thei Incredible... the size, sound, power I The commissioner said he children to private school co- SQUARID-CORNER 23"* SCREEN No larger than a pack of cigarettes solicited the offers at random operatives. •nd had not given out detailed In New Orleans yesterday, U.S OFFERS MAXIMUM VIEWING yet rugged and attractive. Travels specifications. He said he wanted Attorney M. Hepburn Many re- No cut-off corners; you »ee the entire light in your shirt pocket or purse. to get an idea of the approximate quested contempt citations Smart black case with silver-colored costs for use in his 1961 budget. against three top Louisiana of- studio projected picture. Out-front vol- He said that after study of theficials. ume, tuning controls. Top u AQ metal cover. Perfect low price. prices he probably would seek Many contended House Speak- performer; Mahogany. IOO public sealed bids based upon er Tom Jewell, Lt. Gov. C. C. itrict specifications. Aycock, and Education Superin- Blond, walnut, $10 more. The commissioners voted to tendent Shelby Jackson were in 'Measured diagonally purchase a new police car from contempt when they refused to Krftll Motors, Inc., on its low bid pay employees at two New Or- of $1,700. leans schools integrated by fed Mr. Dinkelspiel declined to vote eral order. ftn the award, asserting he be- Many also asked that Secretary lieved bids should also be taken of State Wade Martin be en- on rental costs for a police car. joined from refusing to certify Commissioner Rocco Bonforte the re-election of Matthew Suth- questioned Mr Dinkelspiel why erland to the Orleans Parish he did not seek rental bids on a School Board. Civil Defense vehicle and the lat- luggage-type TV portable ter said he might. Sutherland defeated three seg The difference between police regationists for the school board use and civil defense use of cars, post. He ran on a platform of which might make a difference keeping schools open, even If In economy through rental, he integrated. The Legislature has said, was the comparative use. withdrawn the right of New Or- LIGHTWEIGHT! THINIHHI Police cars, he asserted, travel leans voters to elect their own CARRY IT ANYWHERE over 60,000 miles a year and have board. • life of two to three years while civil defense cars travel far less •nd have a longer life. MV Division Without explanation Mr. Din enly kelspiel recorded himself as "not 149 voting" on payment of bills and Says It Needs A top performer that's packed with claims for operating expenses and salaries during the last two console features... yet \ftighs only weeks of city operations. More Help 39 lbs. See bright, clear pictures too, Commissioner Raymond TRENTON (AP)—The New Jer- Brown, director of finance, re- sey Motor Vehicle Division says on giant-size rectangular screen ported that city real estate tax it must have more manpower and with no cut-off comers. Direct front collections have reached 90.4 perequipment to cope with a boom speaker, built-in antenna. See ftl cent for an increase over the in the use of cars. same period a year ago. The division, in a budget re- Commissioner George D. Wool- quest, noted that the population ley, director of public works, and of the state increased 25 per cent his department received a round in the last decade. During the of praise from Mayor Paul Kier- same period, it said the number nan and several residents for of registered cars increased 38 •heir efforts in clearing city roads pep r cent and number of li- (luring last week's blizzard. censed drivers 53 per cent. Mr. Tomaini and Albert Van The division estimated 3,169,801 Schoick criticized residents who persons—more than half of the fail to clear sidewalks in business state's population — will be li- •reas and asserted the work censed to drive In the year start- should be done by the city and ing July 1. Vehicle registrations eharged to the property owners. will reach 2,571,543, it added. Mr. Tomaini he urged the com- A very conservative estimate, missioners to grant a $750 per the division said, shows the num- nan salary raise to policemen. ber of applicants for licenses in- creasing by 5 per cent each year. The division requested an oper- Discoverer ating budget of $9,152,842 next year, an increase of $916,629 or about 11 per cent from its In Orbit present appropriation. delicious! VANDENBERG AIR FORCE It said $7,228,872, or about 78 BASE, Calif., (AP) — Discoverer per cent of the proposed budget "HOME-STYLE" FRUIT CAKES XIX is in orbit today to take the would go for salaries, with $261, TO GIVE...AND TO SERVE earth's temperature. 911 earmarked for 83 new This knowledge will help future jobs. The added posts would pu Made with the finest candied fruits, WARDS SLEEK VELOCIPEDE- SAVE '22-BIO 9" MMCH f AW Midas satellites detect any hosthe division's strength at 1,537. nuts and spices. Cakes are medium dark WITH PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES! tile missile firings by reporting The division said it needs 3 CUTS FULL Syv.DOT AT 90° flashes of heat above the norma new motor vehicle examiners to batter. Cellophane wrapped, gift box. Has adjustable handlebars, saddle seat; level. 1 Not a stripped-down special! Wards work in car inspection stations a Richest: Two 2 /a-lb. loaves 3.19 strong balanced frame. Flashy red finish The 81-foot two-stage discoverer tilting-arbor saw is built for precision an overall salary cost of $115,413 Richest: 3-lb. ring 2 44 rocketed southward through scat Its request for a large increas with white trim. Ages 2-4. # oo work. Rip fence, miter Aft Oft tered clouds from its seaside in its clerical staff included fivi ii Rich: 5-lb. ring -'-- 12" size, ages 4-6..8.99 O.OO gauge, 1-knob speed ^*?,, launching pad at 12:37 p.m., PST, new posts in the section handling 2.44 16' size, ages 6-10.10.99 0" WHOI yesterday. The 25-foot, 2,100- out-of-state drivers, at a salary gear. Motor, ext. extra. nn nui pound second stage went Into a cost of $13,700. Reg. 7.99 93-minute, egg-shaped polar orbi Revenue from motor vehicl 130-to 400 miles out. fees during 1961-62 was estimate Other Discoverers have carried at more than $77 million, an in • recoverable capsule, but notcrease of about $3 million from this one. Instead it has a load ol the division's estimated Incom electronic gear to measure th this year. earth's normal heat radiation. The division said it expects to Forthcoming Midas—missile de- collect about $2.8 million in fine fense alarm system—space craft and revoke about 86,000 driver will have Infrared "eyes" to spol licenses, almost half of them fo $ the heat of enemy launchings excessive speeding. Eight to 12 Midases will provid The division requested $963,500 save 16 now! continuous coverage of thi for new construction, includin world's surface. $400,000 for a new driver qualif Scientists say they must know cation center in Union County RIG. 36.95 CIRCULAR exactly how much background in- $323,500 for a new two-lane in 7" SAW, 14.9S DRILL frared lipht is reflected by th spection station at Paramus y $150,000 for an added lane in th earth to Midas satellites so thej j inspection station at Westfield can accuratelly tell whetheh r hostile missile has been fired. and $90,000 for ventilation 88 Multiple Midases blanketing the existing stations. globe could relay almost instant warning to alert target areas up Car Dealer Acqitillc/1 •4 DOWN to 30 minutes in advance of an NO MONTHLY MY' atomic strike—the time lt takes Of Tampering an intercontinental missile to fly LONG BRANCH — Kroll Mo- Minn TIU m. Now—get both Powr-Kraft full course. tors, Inc., 161 Broadway, was ac- tools for less than the cost of quitted yesterday on a chargs ol APPOINT ENGINEER tampering with the specclomcte the saw alone I Medium-duty MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Peder of a used car the firm sold mon • 5-In. round speaker for vMd • Separate HA controls saw has 1-HP motor, built-in Field, Lathrup Village, Mich., has: than a year ago to an Katontown -ound reproduction . Fu||y endojedf fcH safety clutch, many extras. Vi * been appointed conveyor snlesjman. engineer by Hanson-Van Winkle-j Magistrate Thomns J. • Handy slide-rule dial plastic cabinet INCLUDED! utility drill has Jacobs chuck. Munninu Company. j ruled, after a two-hour hearing, • Static-free tuning e Rich mahoqany color 14.95 drill with 1 In his new position ho will IK 'that there was inconclusive proof purchase of saw. rngiigfd in the cnHinperinj.; ami that the firm was responsible for' Rale of rni'talfinishini; processing any damage to the speedometer, equipment, particularly electro-cliiiineil |>y the purchaser, Joseph! plating equipment, Sincinilo, Subic Dr., Fnrt Mon- Hanson - Vnn Winkle Munniiij; m'Mith. Companpy y Is one of the world's The magistrate Miiilhewns sur- oldrsl t and largest mnmtfacturerf s prised Hint the complaint was not •nd "' l Jiitll so lunj; nfter Hie. act- •quipment. ,Uio! purchase. MSMpM Rob«s Rite RED BAVK REGISTER WeAmJ*. fee.2L IMO~I| ifclftsurfacefftty Bill WWtl 0HVNM . . The percMJetyr popular wiitetf tiful priate irtl ttirt a» mm were amttatf la* Dec, > after With Femurs nyonntw btndlfogs fa cMnfUcderful wearability, left colon Indictment

"Simply Wonderful"- Armour Star - Stuffed with Pepptridq* Farm Stuffing STUFFED TURKEYS 6*9 ib.ov.rog. ib.59* "Simply Wonderful" Open Tuesday, Dec. 27th-9 ib. 69= Prices effective thru Saturday, December 24, I960. FANCY-LARGE SHRIMP LOWEST PRICE AROUND "Simply Wonderful" ITALIAN SAUSAGE Freshly Made HOT or MEN INTO SPACE Is a new SWEET Ib. 69 Idea in' game fun for the younger set that bases com- Fresh Froten Holiday Favorites petition on rocket riding adven- tures. Boys, especially, will go MORTON'S DINNERS for this gift.; FRESH FROZEN ALL VARIETIES There are an estimated 25 P«9. million pets in West "Germany, 39 Including 15 million, birds, 2'/2 Fr.ih Froi.n, Birds £y.t Hafvef 19 ai. pkg. . million dogs, and 2 tlie Court shall think BOLOGNA 59 equitable and Just. You shall file your .answer and proof of service In dupli- POUND cate with the Clerk of the Superior CRANBERRIES »>.., 17 = BEAUTIFUL NEW TAJ MAHAL SERIES. Court, State House Annex,- Trenton, Indian Rlv.r - Medium Sit* New Jertey, In accordance with the CAN An oil-purpose decorative lamp... heat proof, unbreakable •hade givet rule* ol civil practice and procedure. Crlip, Juicy, St.ymant C toft, no.glare light. Perfect for TV, boudoir, desk,'patiD, .children', The object of said action Is to ob- SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT3FOR29Boiler., WHITE tain a judgment of divorce between Wln.iap APPLES 2lbi. 29* ONIONS 2 lba, 29* room . . . a really useful gift. the amid plaintiff and you. Crlip, Flavorful Idaho'.- BAKING Dated: December 8, lIMlo. i;:;:;!; REYNOLDS •*•»*>•$£ FLORENCE F. FOIU3OTSON, Pascal CELERY bunch 1J« POTATOES Sib, bag 49< NEW CONTEMPORARY DANISH DESIGN Attorney for Plaintiff, Golden, Jeraey CALIFORNIA . 184 Broad Btceet, ALUMINUM WRAP . ».,„ ,,59^; OCCASIONALVt»H»Vllr1l ,. w^Tll,... A OC Red Bank, New Jersey. SWEET POTATOES 3 Ib. 29« DATES Uoi. pkg. 29« Deo. M-SIM-Jun. 4 (29.61 e ot Pumpkin STALEY CORN OIL *..BO»<. 45 || REG. S2.99 VALUE ONLY > • MM LAMPS! WITH EACH $5.00 PURCHASEI UIFJIirF'H SAM! •UI'ERinil (JOUItT OF NKW JEltSKV CIMNOEnV DIVISION WELCH'S JELLIED SAUCE ; 2 49 MONMOIITH COU.NTV FREE 100 FREE KING KORN STAMPS MONEY SAVING FAVORITES FROM OUR APPETIZER DEPT. Dorket No. F-337I-B9 Wllhelmlna W«n«el, Plaintiff vs: ;:: GREEN GIANT PEAS 't"' 5 11| AUCO Associates, Inc., a New .York WITH THIS COUPON AND YOUR Corporation and Arnold Plotkln De- i le ndnnls SARAH WRAP > Hy virtue ot a writ ol execution In FOR'I ffi& CHOPPED LIVER 29* (lie nlrave tinted action to me directed, 1 shall expose for sale at public ven- ^av PURCHASE OF ANY TURKEY OR HAM due, at the Court llouit In the nnr- TOMATO JUICE outh of Freehold, County of Mnnmouth, LINDEN HOUSE qt- <><". New Jersey, on Tuesday, the 3rd tiny C 200 FREE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OP BOTH of January, 1M1, at 2 o'clock, P, At Purpose Grind 11b. can 59 •: CHOPPED HERRING Penmlllnt Time. 1|COFFEE HOLLAND HOUSE All the following tract or parcel ul .$!^NEW FLAVOR PROCESS LIMIT ONE COUPON PER ADULT FAMILY land and the premises hereinafter par- Potato or ticularly described, situate, lying and jNEW IMPERIAL MARGARINE IU being In the Township ol Mlddlolown Coupon Effective Through Saturday, Dec. 24, I960 Kashe 2.-19' In the- County of Mnnmtmth nml mate '••'••'••'•' CooJ Luck Lucky Whip KNISHES of New Jersey; KNOWN AND DBaia. NATED as all of Lot 42 In Hlock 3 an a certiln map entitled "Man of MARGARINE L 26< TOPPING In Our Red Bank Market Only Greek black or Recllon One, Mnninn Manor, situated nnsr Palrvlew Mlddletown Townalilp, OLIVES Sicilian green , 45' Monmntith County, New Jenny", Frnnk J, Mattffon, Owner, clntetl Mnrch 1002 • nrl fllpcl March 2(1, HIM In the Clerk's Office of Monmnulh (.'ounty In Cnno lleinK commonly known and dcslKiint- ed as No. 2M Crnntvlvw Drive, Mld- dlnfnwn Townnhlii, New Jnrdoj', Thn approximate nmnimt W\ \Jv V'UJMl~lCoe~ d Confer- same formal for the afternoon cakes and sweets by Mrs. Eric lation department. The chairman High School, is asenior at the shop for him. My dad also cm p session. C. Rllstrom, Mrs. Alan Roush and Is Mrs. Gustave J. Freret. The Knglewood Hospital School of goes out almost every night, tells too, for those who like to wear light colors and liko them j ' to be conducted Saturday, ( h 4 The evening session will be Mrs. Samuel Sestlto, members nf play is "Bye Bye Birdie." Nursing. She is completing her Mon to shut up and every lime sparkling. If you wash your sweater by hand, don't bo ''n " '. - ».v the rnmnninity YMCA, pediatrics affiliation at Columbia she makes a mistake in the store, . * ' ' ' 44101 RiversidniMnri'lrlne AiAvem. held in the Red B.ink YMCA. the Senior Hostess Organization. Mrs. Charles S. Toop wns Presbyterian Medical Center in tells her she can't add. He made alarmed to see it stretch for it goos back into shapo and According In Georgn SI rone, The topic fot discussion will be The table was set In Christmas named chairman of the club's Little Silver, chairman nf thechosen by a youth representative motif. participation In the General Fed- New York City. me go wilhnut fond all dav till siio when dry. No worries about strctchod-out slocvos Mr. Fenn, also a graduate of mush tonight. What should I do? YMCA Youth Committee, Ihe aft- Sioup invited by the youth com- About 250 servicemen and jun- eration of Women's Club fashion- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional —Desperate. or cuffs. This Laura Wheelor Design 949 rcquiros 16 j ornnnii and evening conferences mittee lo make inliial plans for ior hostesses attended the annual sewing contest and also the local i • r - .,_ _ II 11 i ini'iiiiii Finn evening r.nmerPni'es High School, is in the Navy and Dear Desperate: You arc evi- conference. Christmas dance last week in thecompetition ol Red Bank High recently was graduated from dently caught in the conflict SKeins ot bounce Orion Sayolle and is knitted on No. j wilresidinl heg fninr II\PSnil hiuC sirensh schoo. l youths All jjroiips will have youth Ashury Park USO. Music for theSchool home economic students Aviation Structural Mechanic between your father and moth- II noodles in Sizo 32 or 34. Sond 35 cents (coins) for John I., Mnnpjnmery, Sr., di-| chairmen, recorders and nn adult last orchestra dance of the year in "a similarly sponsored GFWC | rrcHir nf the Mmimnulh County present for resource purposes. was provided by a grant from fashion-sewing contest. School at Memphis, Tenn. Me iser. But nn matter what you Pattern 949—directions, sizos 32-34; 36-38 included. in Attack Squadron W and isdid or didn't clr>, lio should not Welfare Hoard and a member of Nnmes of mniti sp^r-'iirs at onchthe Musicians Performance Trust Judging of entries from th» »tationed at Jacksonville, Fla. resort In such drastic innlhnds Add 10 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send 11" hoard of trust""': nf III" Com-lcnnfc'cm-o will he submitted by Fund of the recording industry, Red Bnnk Woman's Club Is r>f discipline. Ask your doctor to Tho Rod Bank Register, Noodlocrflft Dcpt., P. O. Box- mimllll y YMCYMCAA . wilill serve as linn- ji th e youl'iF. A ;-ml dance nl AFM Lncnl 30!). scheduled fnr Feb. 23 at 8 p, m. SHADE SEEMS RIGHT or minister to intercede. . ornry eli:iir:"-.n ,-f ||,-, ,-,mrnr- the Y,T"A in th-ri'-ivng .-il.'O Tiir- nnnunl Christmas buffet In the clubhouse, 161, Old Cholsca Station, Now York II, N. Y. Print 1 1 CHARLOTTE, N. C. (AP)—An en-" . will l)( nl.-iiv'-l hv tli" «rnup. llhis wHt-nu nl Asbury Park Mrs. Toop also will conduct the plainly pattern number, namo, address and zono. Sond Allliou«h this I" ir of youth Mr. nn" .'.••ill iiivilnl'nn'; nreiUSO will he sponsored by Hie official of n dnwntown bank erect- Send your prohk-m to Kitty KYI- local competition nf the high cnnfei dice is il1" In Ill's HiTii, 11) 'ii!; >; ;it to :III ing a new skyscraper building ly. Re sure t nu.lnr.e n Mnmpeil, for our 1961 Noodlecraft Catalogue. Ovor 125 do- In the Junior hostesses. school students with Iho co-op- n Mr. Strung vi ill lllMt ollinplii'.'i ;;••!!>: il<, rV';c'"s and synn- lierp hud queries about the shade self-addressed envelope anil ,vl- Thrr next meeting nf the Asbury crntlnn of the school's home eco- signs to crochot, knil, sow, ombroidor, quilt, wonvo— YMCA's liavi i •'•II Miccrssful in in;:iir>; MI il to civic urnup.s to green paint being used In rover I dress her rare nf The Rrj'jMer Park USO committee will he held nomics department. fashions, homo furnishings, toys, gifts, bazar hits! Plus pirseiihii" Ni'li Iinijirams have repre .mlnli'mi on the plmi- the steel girderc. Thr paint, lie! Helpful leaflet-, .iv.nWili'. Write .Inn, Ifl, and will liu'lmle. elecllnn The next meeting of HIP rluh II will nni.sM nf tin (I .in,-: tih'n <'»:'iii ttiM", which will meet replied, Is currency green. for "Disposition." free —instructions for six smart veil caps. Hurry, sond of officers. Last week's meeting will he Jnn. 20 when tho club's ciHifri mi (•;; iiiiimni; liiiniiltinu'- this month. 25c now! was cancelled due to the storm. Federation Day will bo observed. Foreign Language Group Library BED BANK REGISTER VrinrvUj. Dw. 21. 1 Gives Play at School To Close For 'Evolution of Camp Fire RED iANK - Student! of the 3*er, Htncy Flood, Betty C«1a- foreign Unjuage depirtment at nan, Linda DiAngelis and Chester One Week Is Presented by Troop 49 EATONTOWN — The Public Red Bank High School gave their Crabtree sang "0 Little Town of RUMSON — A play, "The,to Victory Park to join other Library Board decided yesterday annual Christmas program last Bethlehem." Evolution of the Camp Fire," i Girl Scouts and Brownies of Rum- week in the new high school Penny Fazio opened the Span- to close the library next week in order to set up a new shelf index was presented by Intermediate|son in the singing of carols at cafeteria. ish section of the program by Girl Scout Troop -19 at a pro-!the Christmas lighting ceremony. The program was sponsored by system and to take inventory. telling how Christmas is cele- gram for their families yester-j Elmer Ether, chairman of the Miss Mary Rice, the Latin teach- brated in Spain. The library will reopen Tues- er, and Miss Andrew Manley day, Jan. 3. day. Recreation Commission officiated Joyce Keiper played a piano At the conclusion of the Christ-1 at the "switch." German teacher. solo "Aquinaldo," and Jacqueline Mrs. Curtis Adams, chairman, The program was designed to announced that new furniture and mas meeting, the girls, carrying. The singing of carols in the VanBrunt read the Nativity Bible lanterns and flashlights, walked' k during the ceremony is in express the importance of Ian story in Spanish. Students sang shelves have been installed in par guage and music at the holiday "Dias de Navidad," a carol from the library addition. fulfillment of a request made by time in the Christmas customs of Spain, and "Venid Pastores," a Work on the addition in recent Bertram Borden upon his pres- other lands. carol from Puerto Rico. months has not disrupted the li- entation of Victory Park to the 1^ Service , Guild . borough of Rumson that the car- Latin students opened the pro- Die Deutsche Gruppe, as the brary service, but the board de- oling bea nannua l evcnt gram singing "Adeste Fidelis" German Club wishes to be known, cided that it is necessary to close that was followed by a Nativity sang Morgen Kindenward's the library for the week in order Donates Apparel The play, tracing camping from Bible reading, done in four lan- "Geben," "Eho Kinderslein Kom- to rearrange the books for the the cave man to present day guages by four students. met," ''0 Tannenbaum" and :onvenience of the public. To Local Family | camping, was contributed lo the 1 I Northern Monmouth County With Anita D'Amico as pianist, "Stille Nacht.' Carol Gerhold 1 Lynne Nilson Jane Maslo'w, Holly was the pianist. RED BANK — The Wosleyan Council of Girl Scouts by the Lepore and Gail Hubbard sang French students sang "II Este Service Guild of the Red Bank'Girl Scouts of Glens Falls, N. Y. Mozart's "Alleluia." ne le Divin Efant" and "Le Christmas A HAPPY TIME was had by all when Santa Clam (Lawrence White of Middletown) Methodis_ . t Church held its annual. The five-episode pantomime Later, members of the Fresh- Petit Jesue." , , . , , .,j , . • n J n I LJ- L c L i t „' • i_j- • -i |Christmas meeting last week in was narrated bv Mrs. Joseph W. man Latin Club, Penny Rowland The program was presented \n Trenton entertained children at party in Red Bank High School cafeteria. Hn vmt was «pon- jthe cmirch Firt,p|acc Ronm. slaughter leader of troop 49. Marcia Hammond, Mel Gerry, only for the school's language sored by The Greater Red Bank Junior Chamber of Commerce. The party followed Members brought in items of Costumes were made by the Madelyn Davenport, Martha students. TRENTON (AP) - A 12-foot a shopping tour of Red Bank stores, with the Jaycees picking up the bill. wearing apparel for a local!girls and their mothers. Scenery ree in Gov. Robert R. Meyner's needy family. \ was loaned to the group by Mrs. iuter office was lighted yester- During the meeting, members1 Edward Johnson, day, formally starting the Christ- built a Creche and Nativity scene . , episodes: High School Groups Slate mas season at the State House. Present Gift County Republican Wamen Have Taki )art jn the While they worked, Mrs. Richard.Cave man campfire _ jo.Ann Gov. Robert B. Meyner threw Szcluga spiritual life secretary, |, , usan Beaty, Pamela the switch which lighted the 420 emleb S read The Legend of the First |Lcg(, and Wenriy SlaiiKhter; Gyp- Yule Concert Tomorrow red and green bulbs on the tree To Hospital Party, Present Gifts to Needy Creche. sy camp—Debbie Such, I.inda from Washington Crossing State LITTLE SILVER — As a Hostesses were Mrs. Milton RED BANK — The annual vocal music at the high school, Park. _The large evergreen was Selick, Midge Callman, Kathie community service program, EATONTOWN — Members of] Mrs. Joseph V. Walsh, Avon,',Earle and Mrs. Gladys Brower, Bartlett. Susan Sutcliffe and Jan Christmas choral concert will be announced that the choir and decorated with 288 boxes of the board of directors of the! program chairman, said the members of the Junior Garden Red Bank: Mrs. Albert Lauhe.js, Indian campfire and Pil- held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Red choralettes will participate and tinsel. Club made 25 table arrangements Monmouth County Federation of speakers will be taxexperts, out- Jr., Little Silver, and Mrs. Hcr-| ims_Julie Simpson, Susan Au- Bank High School auditorium. will be assisted by instruments About 50 state employees Republican Women held their an- be rt Schlld for patients in Marlboro State sid.e, theu politica„l fieldM . , . , ' Shrewsbury. \ k Marv Krisj Jn.Ann Robert G. Spencer, director of on several selections. iathered to watch the annual nual Christmas meeting last week Hospital. Mrs Harry H. Neuberger of January will be Guild Month. ;Jord Mai.y ,,ow|er an(J Ka,, The 50 voice choir will sing eremony, heard Christmas in Old ftrchard Country Club. Everett, a club member and The holiday decorations were .,„,„„ - ..1..1. m™u-_ -^ and several service programs are Whitficld. irorty.Niners. camp. raditional Christmas songs. Pre- carols by the State House choir, Members brought gifts for pa- made when the club met Monday president of the New Jersey Fed- panned The next meeting. Jan.jfjre _ Donna Milleri carley sentation of. the contemporary and then greeted Meyner, Mrs. tients at Briar Hill, the county Den 2 Wins in Little Silver borough hall. eration of Republican Women, 1, will be a covered dish supper Brod Nina K Karyil Dc- "Ihristmas song, "March of the Meyner and Sen. Sido L. Ridolfi, At the club's Jan. 9 meeting welfare bouse at Freehold, and will be the moderator. in the church educational build- Nicola, Susan llcmpel and Eileen Shepherds, by David H. Wil- D-Mercer. for the county's Children Shelter, iams, will be augmented by two also in the borough hall, Mrs. The nominating committee will ing fourth grade room. Norton and the Girl Scout Camp- Yule Award The governor went downstairs Freehold. Mrs. Harold J. Coddington, a trumpets, played by Norman Eck Arthur Huson, a member of the also report at this event. fire in which all 22 girls of the SHREWSBURY — Mrs. Robert to the dimly-lighted cafeteria member oT the Women's Society stein and Ralph Acquaro, mem- Garden Club of Little-Silver, will 'Mrs. John T. Lawley, Jr., Mid- Mrs. R. W. Bernard of Fair troop participated. Varrelman's Den 2 won the hand Candles, tablecloths and • poin- of Christian Service, and Mrs. bers of the school band. "Gata- give the members lessons in dletown, president, said there will Haven, membership chairman, Icraft prize for making Christmas settia plants gave a festive ap- Luclla Bradshaw, a guild mem- Santa Claus was played by tumba," a Spanish carol, will be flower arrangements. be a general discussion of the reported 330 new members this gifts for parents when Cub Pack pearance as the trio donned ber, will present a study course Mabel Legg, who gave out candy enhanced instrumentally by Workers Monday were Nancy broad based tax at the annual year, bringing the membership 50 held its recent mee'ting in the chef's hats. program, "Basis Christian Be- to the young guests, including Marci Poitrinal, guitar; John Pol Meijer, Dorothy Herrnecker, meeting Jan. 1!) at 1:30 p.m., also total up lo 1,127. public school here. The program A large turkey was brought in liefs." brothers and sisters of the scouts n, drum; Holjy Lepore, tambour- Diane Otto, Veronica Ostrander, at Old Orchard. Mrs. Maurice Robinson of Long was based on the December and Meyner sliced it with the At the social hour to follow. and their mothers. The girls also ine; Laurie King, maracas; Bar- Joan Eardley, Carol VanKirk, Branch said that two new groups thetne, "Guiding Stars." skill of a chef. a white elephant auction will be served tlle refreshments. bara Guenther, sleigh bells; and Christine Fanton, Phyllis Hueb- havIIH t e JLMUV.joineU dlil tth ItULe federationI OllUll, IIU1I, I from • j Cubmaster John Kelly pi "It looks good," he commented Miss Laurie Jones held with Mrs nne t h Wood Jacqueline Van Brunt, clarinet. ner, Jessie and Virginia Drew, Holmdcl and Lincroft, and that ' _-.£^ , . " sented awards to Philip Rollins, as the party sat down to the M ! Carol Tomaino and Diane Nog- he Matawan Township group has ward, guild publicity chairman, * Largest Selection— William Dudley, Gregory Hens Lois Erelacher, soprano will be' Christmas dinner along with the In School Pageant as auctioneer. Lowett Pricet the soloist in the John Jacob lows. affiliated with the Federated Re- ler, Wayne •Sergewich and Ken other state employees. TROY, N. Y. — Miss Laurie Arrangements also will be neth Kodama and welcomed Bob- Niles arrangement of the Appa- In front of the State House publican Club of Union Beach. lachian carol, "I Wonder As I Jones; daughter of Alfred W. Mrs. Richard Cooper of West made for members to attend the cats Steve Rubenstein and Larry are three lighted trees, and mos Jones of Shrewsbury Dr., Rum- Jurisdictional Guild Meeting to be Jackson into Den 1 and Wallace Wander." . ' windows are decorated with Long Branch said the county fed- MATERNITY Regina Beaman held at Buck Hill Falls, Pa., in The 'Choralettes, a specially son, played the part of a yule eration has given office furniture Jones into Den 5. wreaths. From today through log page at the 45th annual pro- the spring. New Boy Scouts were wel- selected group of 20 girl voices, Friday, the carolers will sing in to the Family and Children's CLOTHED SEPARATES will present "Christ Is Born,' Is 4 Years Old duction of "Revels," the Christ- Service of Monmouth County for comed into Troop 50 by Arnold the State House rotunda from mas pageant at the Emma Wil Bennett, assistant scoutmaster, Davenport; "In Bethlehem's Low- 12hl5 to 12:45 p.m. RED BANK — Regina Lee . . _ . , , . . its new headquarters in Long It adds up! More and more ard Sch o1 where she ls a stu ly Manger," Williams; a medlej Beaman, daughter of Mr. and ' f ° ' " Branch. people use The Register ads each Ricky Sebastian senior patrol 'dent. leader and Gary Bennett, troop of carols; and the popular Christ- Mrs. Chester J. Beaman, 68 Mrs. Neuberger and "Revels," one of the oldest Mrs. i issue because results come fas- gcribe. mas soii»s, "Winter Wonderland,' JS'ew Uniforms Maple Avc., celebrated her fourth Thomas Morford, vice chairman "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town,' birthday Friday with a party in I traditions at Willard, was pre ter.—Advertisement. BED BANK—86Vi Bro»d SI. Receiving Arrow of Light For Policewomen sented for two performances last of the Monmouth County Repub- badges from .Webelos leader Rob- and "White Christmas." her home. lican Committee, conducted a dis- The choir has been active local SHREWSBURY — Blue-grey Guests were Debbie and Brett week-end. It depicts life at Christ- ert Wilson were Webelos mem will be the uniform of the day mas in a Tudor manor house. cussion on the results of the na- bers Robert Wilson Michael Clark, ly, having sung for Monmouth Woodward, Truday Anne Bea- tional election. Medical Center and the Old for this borough's special po- George Ivins and Leslie Gwynn- man, Keith and Laurie Gilliam, Mrs. Morford said that the GOP Guard. The Choralettes find the licewomen. Cathy Woodward, Terri Esposito, I why pay retail prices? , Williams. One-year pins went to has a net gain of 24 congressmen Christmas season a busy one be- Borough Council last night Beatrice and Peter DeFazio, Miss Nancy Shaffer Michael McGuire and Gerald and two senators. FURNITURE SHOWROOMS Barbato. cause of the great demand foi approved the new "tailored Michael and William Verange and fitted lo measure" outfits U Dormitory Officer Parents, served refreshments their programs. Included amonj Marilyn Bill and David and for Mrs. Oscar Newman and and William Ealmer and.Danie recent appearances are the Ro Randy Greene. PROVIDENCE, R. I. — Miss Mrs. Vincent Hammond.' I.erry played accordion solos. A tary Club, Kiwahis Club, Lion": Also, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenneth Nancy Juanita Shaffer of Fair Shop I ALAN'S Long Branch community sing followed. Club, Fort Monmouth Women' Cost of the outfits Is about Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haven has been elected treasurer HAIR PROBLEMS! i'Tliepack committee will meet Club, High School PTA, Riverview $135 each, Councilman Edgar Woodward, Jr, Mr. and Mrs of her dormitory, Harriet Hall, atj Come to Mid's Hair Clinic Manufacturer* - Uphnlittercrn - Furniture Dlatrlhutor* In ths fire house Jan. 5. Hospital, and school assemblies. W. Heller, Jr., police commit- Richard Gilliam, Mr. and Mrs Bryant College, where she is a PERMANENT WAVE IUY RIGHT! SAVE MONEY! The choral concert will be pre tee chairman, said. Adrain Woodward, Mr. and Mrs student. She is the daughter of GUARANTEED sented to the student body in a The uniforms consist nf a Frank Verange, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Shaffer 90 W. Front St., Red Bonk FURNITURE SHOWROOMS assembly on the last day o hat, long coat, skirt and blouse, g, G Wiil of 132 Buena Vista Ave., Fair ALAN'S South 7th Avc. Long Branch Yule Pageant school this year, Friday. he said. George Beaman and Mrs. Phon* SH 1-9800 liam Bill. Haven. _J Opon Dally 9 to S - Wed. & Frl. 'til 9 - CA 9-035O Is Repeated LONG BRANCH — High school •turlents nf the Star of the. Sea Academy have presented three performances of "The First Christmas," a Yuletide pageant. Miss Rose De Nucci directed the academy choir in the singing of such traditional carols as "Gloria in Excelsis," "Gloria Deo Patri," "Birthday of a King" and "Jesu Bambino." Sung a capella was "The Magnificat." Sister Gabriel Therese, home Christmas Day is a time for giv- room teachtr for the eighth grade, coached the dramatic parts. Taking part were 12 first- ing gifts...and for giving thanks.The grade children who appeared as •ngels. . officers and employees of your electric The first performance, t Fri- day matinee, was for children in the grammar school. Evening company would like to take this op- •hows were presented Sunday •nd Monday for parents and portunity to thank you and your friends. family for the chance to serve you The Great Will of China was built as a defense against in- vaders 22 centuries ago. It still during the past year, and to wish all Winds 'across more than 1,500 miles of north China. of you a very merry Christmas and a happy new year. STEPHEN HAIRDRESSERS i(h or without appointment Monmouth Shopping Center l>r>{»^.lr UBIMIMTKIT'* "Hi M»ll Phone LI 2-3444 • 4 Is,i • JCP&L Campbell's Junction, Belford Phono 787-0655 Jersey Central Power & Light

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The chalice, which it mely SHREWSBURY - Christ Epis- Society for the Propagation of th< used now, will be used in the • Last Few Days copal parish will celebrate its Gospel in Foreign Parts. celebration of Holy Communion 258th anniversary Christmas Members of the new parish mei by the present, rector, Rev. An- morning. for worship on the founding da selm Broburg, 'Sunday at 10 a.m at the house of Governor Lewi The parish was organized on Morris at the Falls of Tintern PROWN'S Christmas Day, 1702, by a misno- w known as Tinton Falls. Th sionary priest, Father George house where they met still stands Keith. He was sent to New Jer- next to the Old Mill. sey in October, 1702, by the An- The present church building, a Marks Yule glican Church's newly established Sycamore Ave. and Broad St EATONTOWN - The Women's FIRE SALE! Republican Club held a Christ- mas party meeting in the home of Mrs. George B. Whitfield, Everything must go to the bare walls OFFICES CLOSED Broad St., Monday night. Members voted to send flowers BIGGEST SAVINGS EVER FOR ALTERATIONS to shut-ins expected to be ill on Christmas, and to donate gifts to the County Welfare Home in WILL RE-OPEN ABOUT Freehold. PROWN'S FIRE SALE Mrs. Leslie Seely, president, HONORED — Retiring Monmouth County Freeholder Victor E. Grossinger, Middle- read Dickens' "A Christmas Car- town, was honored Monday at a luncheon of county officials, at the American Hotel, JANUARY 16th, 1961 ol," and members exchanged gifts. Refreshments were served Freehold. Mr. Grosiinger, second from right, it presented an inscribed silver bowl 41 BROAD ST. RED BANK by the hostesses, Mrs. Whitfield, by Howard Roberts, county counsel And Middletown GOP leader, while Frederick Doctor William A. Morgan Mrs. Wesley Herrlein and Mrs. Freibott, left, Middletown Township, county tax board member, and J. Russell Wool- Herbert Werner. ley, right, county clerk and county GOP chairman, look on. SURGEON CHIROPODIST The club granted a three-month leave of absence to Mrs. A. C. 12 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK Smith, treasurer, who will leave for Florida next month. Flood New qn^yv'^^^f^ Dem Leader FAIR HAVEN — John A. To All Monmouth County Homemakers! Flood, Jr., 39 Gillespie Ave., was elected president of the local HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE $$$ Democratic Club at the organi- zation's annual Christmas party Monday night. * AN ADDITIONAL ^ ^7#% DISCOUNT OFF Other officers selected to head the club during 1961 were Frank LoPresti, first vice president; OUR ALREADY LOW. LOW WHITE SALE PRICES! Mrs. Helen Bennett, second vice president;' Mrs. Barbara Alias, secretary, and William B. Vin- JUST CLIP COUPON ON AD #1 AND TAKE TO cent, treasurer. The new officers will be in- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER stalled at the club's February WARDS meeting. EATONTOWN CIRCLE Mrs. Flood served as arrange- ments committee chairman for SALE STARTS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27th the party. Assisting her were Mrs. John P. Mulvihill; Mrs. AI- eta Zieman, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Arthur Daniel, and Mrs. Harry COUPON Smock. |RBR MARKS BIRTHDAY NEW SHREWSBURY - Donna Good For Maximum Discount on Any Jean Meskill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Meskill, Riv- eredge Rd., celebrated her SINGLE TRANSACTION DURING eighth birthday Saturday with a luncheon in the Shadowbrook, WARD'S WHITE SALE BEGINNING DECEMBER 27 Shrewsbury. Wow! Tremendous Reductions... and in the Nick of Time for Christmas MONTGOMERY WARD WHITE SALE COUPON #1 Guests were Sharon Reilly, Kar- en Rohver, Nina Rosenberg, Rob- Shopping! Hurry in for First Choice! rta Davidson, Suzanne Wheaton, Deborah Hughes, and Donna's ••••£•<••••,£••;. i•••.£.• i i A.'-'-'* ••£.;••&:• SUPPLIES LIMITED sister, Diane. REMCO GAMES Highway Viaduct Shuffle Board Melvin the Moon Man 3AME Reg. Notch-Tumble Bug Game reg. 1.98 .77 3.98 Save 21c 1 Reg. 3.98 •^ #7T 3" Fascinating to Young Save 1.21 TOOL CHEST 2 and Old. 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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960 7c PER COPY Holmdel School Site UN Group Adjourns Purchase Seen in '61UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. sessments. The vote was 46-17 itable chiefly for the visit of HOLMDEL — The Board of I soon as ' the new elementary ;AP)—The UN General Assembly with 24 abstentions. iviet Premier Nikita Khrush- Educatio_ .. . n wil_~l- probabl**• y purchas* e schooa l_ sit• . e questioi* n i• s resolved.••<"• recessed its turbulent 15th session The Assembly also authorized ev and the bitter Soviet cam- a site for a high school some- The board has scheduled a ref- early today after approving a res-Secretary-General Dag Ham- lign against Hammarskjold. olution requiring all members *o time next year, Harry K. Lub- erendum on the elementary site marskjold to spend up to $24 mil- share in the cost "of the 1960 UNlion for the Congo operation dur- Other Impacts kert, board president, predicted question for Jan. 19. Congo operation. ing the first three months of 1961. The session also felt other im- yesterday. As for the high school site, acts of the Congo crisis, the un- Mr. Lubkert said that the board The Soviet Union vigorously op- The 99-nation Assembly ad- Mr. Lubkert told The Register posed the plan. journed at 12:57 a.m. to begin an ertainties of the U. S. presi- that the board will go to work will look for a parcel of about ential election and the growing 50 acres in the central part of It made it plain it would defy 11-week recess that will end on the high school problem "as the Assembly majority by refus- March 7. ains that came with the admis- the township. ion of 17 new members—16 of It is likely that the board wil ing to supply any part of the The stormy three-month ses- $48.5 million to be raised by as- sion, which opened Sept. 20, was lem African propose a six-year high schoo These factors resulted in pro- New Jersey (junior-senior combination, for jnged debates, paralyzing dead- grades 7 through 12) but to date jcks and a general slowdown of no timetable for the project has rork that forced postponement of News Briefs been set up. ction on many major items, in- There is already one junior- Crash Causes luding disarmament, until the Associated Press senior high school in Monmouth econd part of the session. TRENTON — Gov. Robert B. County, and two more are The final hours were devoted Meyner has' nominated Thomas planned for the near future. lostly to budgetary and other F. Dalton of Ridgewood to the The local board decided earlie Are Advanced ousekeeping questions, but the Bergen County District Court. this year not to participate in a ucial issues raised during the Dalton would succeed Joseph W. proposed Bayshore regional high WASHINGTON (AP) - Three surveillance from the ground of ession persisted. Marini of Cliffside Park, who school study. Last year, the possible causes of history's worst the two planes that collided over Soviet Delegate A. A. Roshchin was promoted to the Bergen board turned down the idea o! aviation disaster in New York taten Island. old the Assembly just before the County Court. Both men are Re- forming a regional high schoo: last Friday have been put for- 3. A passenger on the United )ost-midnight vote on the Congo publicans. Dalton, 59, is a para- district with Raritan Township. ward: Airlines DC8 jet may have ludget: plegic as a result of wounds suf- .nocked awry delicate navigation JUNIOR INVESTORS —Miss Virginia Seward, 16, of 72 Westside Ave., Red Bank, 1. The ground radio navigation "One of the main causes of fered when the destroyer on qiiipment in the plane by using equipment that guides a plane in :he situation as it now prevails and Joseph M. Lupimki, 17, of 49 White Rd., Shrewsbury, listen as Robert D. Vis- which he was stationed took a i transistor radio or a portable its holding pattern may have in the Congo is to be found in count, manager of the local office of Spear Leads & Kellogg, 30 Linden PI., Red Bank, kamikaze hit off Okinawa in Look-Alike' been at fault. ictation machine. World War II. He is confined to the fact that the secretary-gen- explains the operation of the current price board at the brokerage office. The two 2. There could have been a These ideas were advanced yes eral, on his own initiative and a wheel chair. brief but critical lapse in radar :erday by persons who are in- students are "brokers" for the stock investment club at Red Bank High School, .vithout any authorization from Court Suit erestcd parties in the intensive he Security Council, has set up nvestigation of the collision of WALLINGTON-Pollce Capt. i United Nations command . . . Lhe jet with a TWA Supercon insisting mainly of United Edward Janiec has been award- Reinstituted Engineer itellation. ed $1,755 for a knee injury suf- itates nationals and nationals of RARITAN TOWNSHIP .— Th fered in a benefit basketball The first two theories canr ither countries in NATO." StudentsTurnTo Stocks suit against the township's "anti- from W. A. Patterson, president The Russians indicated they game.'Alfred Fornabal, Bergen To Study RED BANK—Those high school County Workmen's Compensa- look-alike" house code has been of United Airlines. The third would continue their attack. Sov- students, you overheard excitedly tion commissioner, awarded reinstituted in Superior Court. 6 9 came from John R. McDonald, iet Deputy Foreign Minister Val- discussing recent "trading" the payment yesterday to Ja- Attorney Lawrence A. Carton, H Zone an official of the Air Lines Pi' rian A. Zorin called a news con- weren't talking about the Yan- niec, who suffered lorn liga- Jr., who is defending the munici- lots Association. erence today to review the work kee's Bobby Shantz moving to pality, said yesterday, however, HOLMDEL — The Planning >f the session. ments in the- right knee. The 3oard, which includes two mem- Bitter Odds Pittsburgh. game was between volunteers that the case may. not be heard ers of the Township Committee, The ALPA has been at bittei Period of Crisis They were rehashing the latest of the Wellington Fire and Po- until sometime in the spring, un- less the plaintiff, Fern Builders, ook another long look at the odds with Elwood P. Quesada U. S. Ambassador James 3". progress of the stock market. lice departments to raise mon- roposed reduction of the Rt. 35 Wadsworth commented that the Why? Inc., seeks a summary judgment. head of the Federal Aviatioi ey for a whirlpool bath for H" industrial zone last nigh 99-nation body had been working the Wallington High School The suit was thrown out when Agency. McDonald underscore( They're getting ready to invest. nd concluded that there will be "in a period of crisis which has athletes. Janiec was granted originally filed because of a legal this yesterday when he blasted These teen-age Jay Goulds, An- tested the United Nations—and is drew Mellons and Bernard Ba- the award after the commis- technicality. few more "looks" before any Quesada for commenting abou' still testing il—to its very foun- ruclis recently organized a stock sioner ruled the injury was The builder is seeking to have nal action is taken. the crash. Investment club. suffered in the line of duty. the ordinance declared void. As a matter of fact, in contras "Quesada is in no position dation." The group has selected corpor- Fornabal said the police chief The ordinance provides that: o the board's last session, the whatever to make any statements Wadsworth said in a statement :onsensus last night appeared to ate officers, sold shares to raise posted a notice asking for vol- Provisions as to the possible cause of the that the Soviet Union, because Its investment funds, and is now unteers for the game and the that the zone should be ex New York accident," McDonald plans in the Congo had been frus- "No building or structure shall :ended "somewhat" beyond a closely watching the market. notice constituted a type of of- hereafter be erected . . .in any said. trated, had tried to punish the ficial request. Mint 500 feet south of the New Public debate on crash cause: United Nations, to misrepresent Before the end of the week, the residential district which shall be 'ork and Long Branch Railroad, decision will be made. like or substantially like any also was criticized by Josepl and libel it, to hamstring its op- At the Dec. 6 meeting, by 4-2 Minetti, a member of the Civ erations and to drive Hammar- Closed Corporation neighboring building or structure rote, the board recommende JERSEY CITY — Work will then in existence or for which a Aeronautics Board. The CAB, skjold from office. But put your money away, :hat the zone be cut back to 50C start'soon on a new coal-burning building permit has been issued subsidiary of Quesada's FAA, h "In that bold offensive," he friend. generating station on the Hack- feet south of the railroad. the responsibility to investiga said, "the Soviet Union thus or which is included in the same 1,000 Feet South This Is a closed corporation, ensack'River that will be capa- building permit application. air crashes and establish prol far has failed. The United Nations composed of Miss Katherine ble of producing' 342,000 kilo- With the exception of.Mayo; able causes, It has launched is still in the Congo ... The A neighboring building, under James H. Ackerson, all boari Wenger's three economics classes watts. Public Service -Electric the terms of the ordinance, would New York ''one of the most com- secretary-general remains in of- •t Red Bank High School. members present Jast light sal and Gas Co. announced today. mean any building adjacent to or prehensive accident,^ investiga- fice . . ,,the United Nations is And the students 'don't really ILUE-CHIP INSTRUCTION —Miss Katherine Wenger, that the body "should at leas 1 The plant's single turbine will two lots from, or across the tions in its history," Minetti still in business. Intend to retire on their profits "consider" placing- the line 1,001 Although the Red Bank High School economics teacher, points out a be as large as any generator in street from, the building in ques- added. Assembly de- or go bankrupt on their losses. the company's system. Initial feet south of the railroad. ferred action on many issues, it stock possibility to Robert F. deAddec, 17, of 25 Mead- tion. Quesada said he had no com They're just interested in study cost of the new station is esti- Mr. Ackerson had "no com ment "at this time" on McDon did take a number of positive de- Ing the workings of the stock ex- ow Dr., Shrewsbury, and Miss Lynn Rohrer, 16, of 45 mated at $84.5 million. The plant, ment." aid's statement. cisions, including the following: change,' ' Landowners in the "H" zone 1. It called for steps to bring Brightview Ave., New Shrewsbury. Miss Wenger's three to be known as the Hudson Gen- Personal Report "We tried, it last year with erating Station, will be placed none of whom were present al to a speedy and unconditional classes have formed a stock investment club as a class Time Runs Quesada had told Preside Imaginary purchases," Miss Wen. in operation in 1964, officials he Dec. 6 meeting, said that 50C end colonialism in all its forms Eisenhower in a personal repo: ger explained,, "and the students project designed to better understand the workings of said. The steam boiler is the feet would be "use!r«s," and manifestations." on the crash that the United Ail followed the progress of their first of Us type to be' used by Two of them. Carmine Ambro 2. It declared the Algerian peo- the stock exchange. Out For lines jet was 11 miles off cours stocks' and reported gains or PSC. Coal, ground into quarter- ino, a, member of the Board ol ple have the right to indepen- losses. when the collision occurred. "This will be just a six-month methods of a brokerage oper- inch nuggets, will be fed into the Education, and Michael Nero, of- dence and the United Nations has "Somehow it's not'as exciting This was what produced Pa investment," Miss Wenger ex- ation. furnace with a tremendous blast icial of the West Keansburg a responsibility to help bring it as actually participating and Council terson's statement. He said plained. "We intend to sell some- The students observed the of air. At full load the boiler Water Co., recommended that th about. ' « buying real shares." was improper for Quesada ime after May 15, regardless of opening averages flash across the will consume 2,600 tons per day, SHREWSBURY—Time ran out ne extend 1,000 to. 1,500 feel 3. It called on the nuclear pow- Hence, the stock investment make public statements until al the position of our stock. projection tape direct from the officials added. By the time the on the Borough Council last night. outh of the railroad "or that th ers to make every effort to reach club. the facts are known. Then h New York Stock Exchange. new station is operable, PSC will Acting on a recommendation by 500 feet be eliminated alto- an agreement banning further nu- Approved by the Board of Ed- "The profit or loss will be re- the Planning Board, the gov ether." suggested Quesada find the ai As trading began, they watched have installed 16 new power units clear test explosions. It also ucation, the club,offered 50-cent distributed among the club share- erning body voted to introduce an swers to whether the groun as current prices were chalked which will have increased the Too Small called for a permanent agree- •hares to all members of the holders." ordinance amending two sections range radio was operating cor up on the board—only to be firm's electrical output capacity "The township- could not pos ment to prevent dissemination of three classes. of the zoing code. rectly at the holding pattern ovi Miss Wenger said her students changed moments later. three and three-fourth times. sibly attract 'desirable industr, nuclear weapons to nations which Voluntary Basil will chart the progress of the "Well," the blonde with the The amendment deals with the nto a 500-foot strip," said Mr New Jersey, where the jet wa do not have them. definition of lot lines and places supposed to be, and also to fin . Each student was limited to club's stocks as part of the proj- ponytail confided to her friend, Mero. "It simply is not enoug TRENTON-The attorney for tighter restrictions on construe- space." out whether there was a laps two shares, and purchase was onect. "it looks like industrials are Carmine DiPaolo, Jr., has tion of public or religious build- Several board members ind in ground radar observation a voluntary basis. Yesterday two of her classes moving briskly today." asked the state Supreme Court ings in residential zones. cated agreement and after fur- the two aircraft. Two Seek Miss Wenger estimates that visited Mr. Viscount's brokerage Veteran observers don't predict to reverse his murder convic- Questions Legality ther discussion Otis R. Seaman, McDonald said it has beei about three-fourths of her stu office. The third class was on any major market fluctuations tion and life sentence. DiPaolo, After the ordinance was intro- township engineer, was directec known for some time that stra; dents bought at least one share hand today when the market when the student investment club of Raritan, stabbed his girl Re-election duced, Milton Mausner, borough to prepare topographical maps ol The total, assets of the dub opened at 10 a.m. enters the field. friend, Gladys Mlelnickl, to radio signals from such device attorney, said there was some the area and make recommenda- amount to $48. But all agree it's a long way death March 17, 1959. He as transitor radio may affe. Mr. Viscount explained the from Dow-Jones to Sal Mineo. question as to> whether an ordi- tions as to land use. cockpit instruments, but he sai To Board Each of the three classes stabbed her while riding in her nance introduced by the 1960 gov elected two "brokers," who are car and drove up to the Som- there has been little attempt MIDDLETOWN - Two mem- erning body could be acted upon ban the use of them by plan bers of the Board of Education specifically charged with study- erville state police barracks. by the 1961 governing body. Ing the market and deciding "Only God can help me," he Yule Gift passengers. have announced that they will which .shares to buy. told the state police. "God told Because 10 days' public notice RUSSELL, Ky. (AP) - Thi seek re-election in February. Board Splits is required before adoption o Helping the brokers to> make me to do it." His attorney, Sal- city of Russell is giving it: They are C. Leslie Rice and decisions is Robert D. Viscount, vatore J. Vuocolo, told the hi«>h this type of ordinance, a specia residents a Christmas gift. Oi 2 Classrooms Frank A. Braun. Both were ap- manager .of the local office o On County Park Idea in Holmdel court the key to DiPaolo's de- meeting on New Year's Eve perhaps it's the absence of givinj ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - pointed to the board in 1955 and Spear, Leeds & Kellogg, 30 Lin fense was a claim of insanity. would have been required. Coun that makes the gift. Space for 16 classes will be are seeking their second full den. PI. HOLMDEL - The local Plan- project because of the proximity He said DiPaolo was advised cil seemed reluctant to do this, so Mayor Raymond Stevens say: needed next year In the high three-year terms. it voted to withdraw the introduc- ' Mr. Viscount will also handle ning Board last night split down of Telegraph Hill Park and the to get psychiatric therapy while no parking tickets will be issuei school, not 16 classrooms as was The third member up for re- tion and wait until 1961 to intro the purchase of whatever stocks the middle in its views on the fact that "even it is not fully "uti- he was In the service, that he tomorrow, Friday or Saturda; ported in error last week. election, Trevonian B. Crawford, duce the measure. p the students,decide on. proposal announced yesterday by lized or developed." was beset by feelings of sin or cars parked at overdue park Edward M. Dzurinko, high said he is still undecided as to State law, however, requires the County Planning Board for a Other board members said that and heard "a voice" command The Planning Board's recom- ,ng meters. school principal, said that two whether he will run. He said he that the stocks be registered in county park in this township. "it would take tax ratables him to kill Miss Mlclnlcki. mendation had been placed before This, he said, would be done ti classrooms probably will be will announce a decision by the an adult's > name—in this case away from Holmdel." Vuocolo argued that DiPaolo the council Dec. 6, but action was ;ive shoppers more freedom ti needed to provide the space re- first of the week. He, too, has Charles M. Pike, director of delayed pending study by th< the teacher. Mr. Pike, expressed the opinion was Incapable of forming the wind up their preparations fo quired to handle the increased been a member of the board, the county unit, appeared before council members. the board for an informal pre- that residential ratables would be legally required Intent to kill. he Yule season. enrollment expected next year, since 1955. sentation of the plan. a liability rather than an asset, And he asked the court to re- Renew Lease Upon the recommendation of from the standpoint of revenue vise the knowledfjc-of-rl^ht-and- Red China lie estimated that it would wroni? rule which is the legal Councilman Kenneth I,. Walker, take about six months for the in relation to municipal and Jr., the council voted to renew school costs. standard for insanity in New state to take definite action on Jersey. The court lias refused the lease for library space at 800 Aide Issues As to Telegraph Hill Park, he the proposal. to do this previously. Broad St. at a monthly rental o! said: $65. Mr. Pike told local officials Parkway Control Lavs Threat that if the proposal goes through, Councilwoman Mrs, Anne H, "It is a shame that nothing . CAMDEN—Raymond L. Fite, Jackson said 25 residents hav< TOKYO (AP) - Red Chinese the park would probably consist more has been done with that of about 200 acres. Sr., 64, secretary-treasurer of the enrolled for an adult recreation Defense Minister Lin Piao de- park, but it is under the control Cape May and Colonial Hotels program sponsored by the com- clared today that Communisl South Of Rt. 35 of the Garden State Parkway in Cape May, was indicted yes- mission which will start Jan. 3 al China will do all it can to "pul The site would be south of Rt. (the state Highway Authority) terday by a federal ;;rand jury 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium a stop to U.S. Imperialism's in- 35, about 1,000 feet south, of the and the county can do nothing on a 14-count charge of evading Douglas McCrumb will be the in tervention and aggression in New York and Long Branch rail- about it." oefsonal and corporate income structor. Laos." road, straddling Centerville Rd. Board chairman Bernard Gold- taxes. Fite,-who has bnnn in the Council received a letter of ap- Pelping Radio said Marsha and extending about equidistant smith and Mayor James H. Ac hotel business for .10 years, re- preciation from Mrs. Hele Lin's pledge was made i« on each side of that road. kerson termed the proposed site oorted he made $42,579 from 1954 Schlosser for a certificate of ap message to Vo Nguyen Giap, Board member William J. Dun-"ideal" for a county park. to 1958 and paid $9,307 in taxes preclatlon she received from the vice premier and defense minis can said he would oppose such a Committeeman Alfred C. Poolc on personal income, Assistant borough after she submitted he: ter of Communist North Vlel noted that it would serve as a U.S. Atty. John H. Mohrfeld, 3d, resignation K secretary of thi Nam. , "buffer" between Holmdel's res said the government a'leges he Board of Health. The message saluted the 16th Want Jobs idcntlal and Industrial zones. earned $135,008 in that period anniversary — on Dec. 22 — of "It will be good for Holmdel and should have paid 3-11,092 in the founding of the North Viet JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP) —The and good for Monmouth County," taxes. The government also says Sirens Wail namese Army. the Cape May Hotel In the same nearby town of Emelch has a said Mr. Goldsmith, "The popula KANSAS CITY (AP) - Fou period earned $27,154, on which The broadcast did not say howcommunity Christmas tree dec- tlon of this county is increasing powerful air raid sirens, touchc $8,146 in corporate taxes should fur the Red Chinese would go In orated with tin cans, lids and oth-at a very rapid rate und wo off by faulty equipment, wall© have been paid. It adds that, In- aiding pro-Communist Laotian er junk. , must look to the future." for 40 minutes yesterday, upse stead, $400 taxes were pnld on forces opposing the forces of pro- A sign bosldo the 18-foot Irec Mr. Pike sold slate officials ting dogs, birds nnd citizens i $1,033 reported Income. During HURRICANE DONNA put the Harris Gardoni Firo Co. truck out of commission Sept, Western Gen. Phoumi Nosnvan reads: will make a tour of the proposed parts of Kansas City. and Premier Prince Boun Oum a 1954-5.7 period the Colonial Ho- 12. Tho Union Beach fireman this wook purchased a $22,000 FWO 750-gallon pump- 'A depressed (own. Please, site within a few weeks. Technicians are Installln The United States Itns resumed Snntn, bring us some Jobs. Merry tel reported $5,012 earnings and or, above, to roplaco it. Tho old, damagod truck will bo sold to tho highest bidder. He indicated that the park paid $1,503 In corpornte taxes equipment to activate the city economic and military nld to Xmns to nil." would be designed primarily to 21 sirens by radio Instead ( Lnos since Phouml's forces won h $ Horo, polishing and putting tho now vohiclo into shapo aro throo company officors, A conl mine—the only Industry serve the Bayshnrc nron, which when 1t should have paid $8,80f.,800i tcleplhone: . control of Vientiane, the Laotlnr loft to right, Paul C. Gasior, Sr., socrorary; .Alfred A, Karl, prosidont, and Jamoi L In tlic town of 775 — cloned six covers a population of about 100,- on earning of $29,353, tho iu\-\ I A.. (defective! tube wan blame adnilnlstrntivo cnpltnl, lns( week yen rs ngo, 000. eminent contends. I for the premature test. Ellis, deputy chiof. / RED BANK KCISTBt Mqnmrin Wtimity, Dot. 21, lftO Jerry '' I, M» THOMAS dint prewatv Lot jtmrnm fcr< TV*BaJI« WEONEfJMT AfTUtWMff ffEDNEfDAY EWWWG I;*- 0) MovHt-Dr«w HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Dote "The Sttr" youngster /fttf Mines m of Life I:H- (4) New and Weather rom the lott , , , I: It- (Z) Weather Exodus" right out from under (4) Truth or (5) Felix and Friends Want to know the logica! sue- (4) Weather he noses of the big-name cast, Consequences (7) News lessor to Cecil B. DeMille at Powerful (7) Weather ranging from; method-actors to (7) Texan (11) Popeye Paramount? Jerry Lewis. Don't 1:15^- (2) Movie—Comedy 1942 Sir Ralph Richardson. The film (9) Guy Madison / (13) Highway Patrol laugh. The guy got the studio to "The Remarkable a collection of often excellent (13) Day Watch «:05- (4) Movit build him a half-million-dollar, scenes which don't quite add up Show 1:15- (7) Q.T. Hush Andrew" three.-storied cross-section of a 2:30— (2) Search for Tomorrow (4) Jack Paar to a satisfying whole. The Brit- (4) It Could Be You S:30— (4) Local News mansion to play wifh for "La- (7) Movie-^Melodrama ish will hate the picture, especi- By CYNTHIA LOWRY (5) Cartoons (5) Our. Gang 'dies' Man." As producer-director "The Invisible Man" ally Peter Lawford as a latter- (7) Beat The Clock (7) Tommy Seven writer-star, he rules it like a be- NEW YORK (AP) — "Sit-In," (11) Weather and Sports day Col. Blimp ... • (9) Meet Corliss Archer (11) Brave Stallion nevolent despot, expressing his the second of NBC's excursions 11:20—(11) Movie—Drama 1951 Nice to haVe the ladies of the (11) Movie (13) Movie—Western 1957 wishes through the public address into strongly editorial broadcast- "Four Ways Out" Hollywood press again naming 2:45— (2) Guiding Light "Apache Warrior" system. No puttees, though . . . ing in a series called "NBC 12:00- (9) Movie—Mystery 1942 the.ir "sour-apple" nominees for 2:55- (4) News 1:40- (4) Weather 6 Wonder what Eddie and Liz White Paper," proved last night "The Falcon Takes unio-operative stars. There's 1:00- (2) News (:45- (4) News / sent Debbie and Harry for a wed to be a powerful and sympathet- . Over" jeen entirely too much sweetness (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers 7; 00- (2) News ic account of the Negro lunch- 12:45— (S) News; Call to Prayei and light around this town. It's (5) Cartoons (4) Death Valley Days counter demonstrations in Nash- (7) Evening Prayer always interesting to note that the (7) About Faces (5) Tombstone Territory ville, Tenn. 12:50— (2) Movie—Comedy . 1940 selections are generally genial to (») Movie (7) Rescue 8 Retirement It told clearly and graphically "The Shop Around the male press. Like this year'*: 1:03- (2) Burns and Allen (9) Terrytoons the story of the successful efforts The Corner" Marilyn Monroe, Debbie Reyn- 1:25- (4) News (11) News by Negro students to force local 1:00- (4) News oids, James Garner, Elvii Pres- (5) News 7:05- (2) Local News Necessary stores to serve Negroes food. It 1:05— (4) Dr. Brother! ley, Yul Brynner , . ,,- 1:30— (2) As The World Turns 7:10— (2) Weather included film shot during scuffles 1:10- (4) 13th Hour "The. Sundowners," It the first (4) Dr. Hudson 7:15- (2) News 1 between Negroes and whites and (I) Christmas Carols Before ,SS film in a long time to get uni- filmed interviews with leaders of (5) Movie 7:25—(11) Weather formly excellent reviewi from (7) Susie 7:30— (2) Aquanauts 1:40— (4) Sermonetfe ASBURY PARK — ".Why do 1 both factions and community of- 2:51- (2) News have to quit work to get socia" the New York criticis. And it's 2:00- (2) Full Circle (4) Wagon Train ficials. Often the camera work 2:55- (2) Give Us This Day security benefits?" doing great biz at the Radio City (4) Jan Murray (5) Texas Rangers was imaginative and shockingly THURSDAY MORNING This is a question the people Music Hall (of course, the Christ- (7) Day In Court (7) Hong Kong PROMENADERS—High school students in the studio effective, and the earnest state- 1:15- (2) Previews at the Asbury Park social secur- mas 'stage show helps). If it gets (11) Movie (9) Movie—Adventure ments of the Negroes, marked (:20— (2) Give Us This Day ity office hear every day. Many such treatment elsewhere, maybe audience step to the rythms of teenagers' musical favor- 2:30- (2) House Party "Blackbeard with a religious flavor, were «:25- (2) News people wonder why soda' producers will be convinced that ites on NBC-TV i "Saturday Prom," which originates in (4) Loretta Young the Pirate" 1952 moving. C-.SO- (2) Sunrise Semester security doesn't make retiremem good, clean family films can pay , (7) Road to Reality (11) Honeymooners New York each week. Occasionally, however, the 1:55— (4) Sermonette payments regardless of work or off after all ... 2:55— (5) News 8:00- (5) Scotland Yard scenes—such as the one in 7:00- (2) News earnings. Don't get overconfident, Up- 3:00- (2) Millionaire (11) Air Power which a group of young Negroes (4) Dave Garroway "The answer," says Benjamin coming are "Day of the Gun," (4) Young Dr. Malone (13) Mike Wallace Hal Humphrey; were gathered in a gymnasium 7:15- (5) Call to Prayer Sandberg, district manager, "is which concerns incest, and "The (5) TV Reader's Digest 8:20—(13) Dialing the News singing and talking—looked 7:2«— (7) Morning Prayer that social security was .designed Children's Hour," about lesbian- (7) Queen For A Day 8:30- (2) Wanted- rigged and showed signs of care- 7:30- (5) Ding Dong School to replace in part the income lost ism. Plus "Lolita" and two Ten- (9) Film Drama Dear or Alive ful stage management. (7) Early Bird Cartoons when you retire. If you do nolnessee Williams Fables, "Sum- Shows to Watch (IS) Day Watch (4) Project 20 The principal difficulty with 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours 8:00- (2) News quit working there is no lost in mer and Smoke" and "The Ro- (5) Award Theater come to be replaced." man Spring of Mrs. Stone." TONIGHT show staff are invited. Little Gin- the program was in its failure (4) From These Roots (5) Sandy Becker (7) Ozzie and Harriet In other words, you must "re- Head for the hills ... . ny Tiu, the seven-year-old piano- to give the other tide a» fair (5) Doorway To Destiny (7) Little Rascals 8; SO — NBC - (Ch. 4) - (11) San Francisco Beat tire" to get retirement benefits. playing whiz, will entertain. Per- a break as it provided for the (7) Who Do You Trust? 8:10- (2) News So Dean Rusk as secretary of Project 20 — (Choice Viewing) (13) Play of the Week Paying everyone at retiremen ry will read the story of the Na-prointegration forces. The cam- (9) Movie 8:15- (2) Captain Kangaroo state will be earning $25,000 ap- — A special production, "The age, whether they retired or not, tivity, and sing carols from many era went back and back again (II) Star Performance 9:00- (2) My Sister Eileen 8: SO—(IS) Religious Program proximately the annual earnings Coming of Christ," will be pre- would cause a big increase in foreign lands. lo a young tough who de- 4:00— (2) Brighter Day (4) Perry Como 8:45—(IS) Community Newsree of Tuesday Weld, Any com- sented as a half-hour telecast. scribed with brutal relish hit the cost of social security. (4) Make Room for (5) Movie—Drama 1948 9:00— (2) People's Choice ment? ... Narrated by Alexander Scourby, own part in attacking the sit- The extra benefits would be 10:00 — CBS — (Ch. 2) — Clr- Daddy "Devil in the Flesh (4) Family War hell? Don't you believe it. the program consists of hun- in sympathizers, to a white going to people who were still cle Theater — The story of "The (5) Douglas Fairbanks (7) Hawaiian Eye (7) I Married Joan All you have to do is see new dreds of paintings by the world's housewife and to a local busi- working and, generally speaking, Immortal Piano." The search fo (7) American Bandstand (9) Long John Nebel (13) Physical Culture films like "Wackiest Ship in the great artists. All will be "ani- nessman whose anti-Integration these are the people who need il a rare piano presented to the (11) Abbott and Costello (11) Trackdown »:25- (5) News " Army" and "The Great Impos- mated" through the still-pictures- stances were not convincing to least, Mr. Sandberg said. King of Italy 160 years ago by 4:15— (2) Secret Storm «:30— (2) I've Got A Secret 9:30- (2) My Little Margie tor" to learn that World War II in-action technique. The narra- this reviewer. Surely, these Mr. Sandberg pointed out that the people of the city of Siena. 4:30- (2) Edge of Night (11) Californians (5) Topper was an ever-loving' ball. They tion is almost wholly in the people were as carefully se- social security is intended to be A piano tuner heard of the in (4) Here's Hollywood 10:00- (2) Circle Theater (7) Memory Lane add to the impression gained in words of the Bible. lected by the producers of the a foundation on which retirement strument, and even though Worl (5) Mr. District Attorney (4) Peter Loves Mary (13) Day Watch "Operation Petticoat," "Don't Go program as were the sensitive- plans can be built. In making War II interrupted his search (11) Laurel and Hardy ' (7) Naked City 10:00- (2) December Bride Near the Water," etc., that war- 7:30 - CBS — (Ch. 2) — The faced and articulate young Ne- your retirement plans, he added, fate played right into his hands (13) Women's Club (9) Favorite Story (4) Dough Re Mi fare is hilarious . . . Aquanauts — Keith Larsen is groes and whites. be sure to visit the social security Documented vignettes from tru 4:5S—(11) Spunky and Tadpole (11) Decoy (5) Movie hired to train a team of divers Television used in this intimate, office at 620 Bangs Ave., Asbury TV westerns would be worried life and well done. 5:00- (2) Life of Riley 10:30— (4) Johnny Midnight 10:30- (2) Video Village for an underwater mapping sur- dramatic way can be a strong Park. if they read the one-family rat- (4) Movie (9) Movie—Adventure (4) Play Your Hunch vey, using explosives to provide molder of public opinion. The in- ings at our house. The small fry •MUSIC MAN* IN TOP SIX (5) Dateline Europe "Blackbeard (7) Ray Milland never watch the oaters any more, seismic readings. The leader of tegrity and balance shown by the the Pirate" 1952 10:50- (9) Winky Dink AID TO YOUNG WRITERS the team is killed by a prema- NEW YORK (AP) — "Th (9) Mischief Makers prefer up-to-daters like Tab Hunt makers of such a program are the (11) Bold Venture 11:00— (2) I Love Lucy NEW YORK (AP) — A new ture explosion. However, there Music Man" is a new membe (11) Bozo the Clown er, Dobie Gillis, Pete and Gladys, most important ingredient. Thi (13) Playback (4) Price Is Right project aimed at benefiting young Is evidence that the death was of the top six in Broadway's all program had shock value, vasl (13) Crunch and Des Hawaiian Eye 77 Sunset, etc ... 5:25—(H) Clutch Cargo 10:35—(13) Movie—Drama 1957 (?) Morning Court playwrights if being undertaken not accidental. Larsen was to time musical parade. 1 Impact but, in a vastly emotional "God Is My Partner (9) Herb Sheldon by the Phoenix Theater, New Methinks Will Shakespeare turn in his underwater gear as 5:30— (2) Movie The Meredith Willson hit re-area, it was obviously loaded on 11:00— (2) News 11:25— (5) News York's only permanent acting would enjoy Bert Lahr in "Mid- star of this series. Now there's cently registered its 1,201st per- one side. (5) Big Beat (4) News 11:30— (2) Clear Horizon company. summer Night's Dream," which plot material for an episode (!). formance, and pushed past "Guy (7) Lone Ranger (5) News (4) Concentration Single performances of new is playing the holidays here in and Dolls" into the elect bracket. (9) Movie NBC has decided not to show, (7) News (5) Romper Room scripts that have failed to winthe Stratford, Conn., version. The longest run of all belong (II) Three Stooges 9:00 - NBC - (Ch. 4) — Per- after all, the first of Us Civil the interest of Broadway pro- Lahr makes a top-drawer bot- "My Fair Lady," "South Pacif- (13) Studio W/t (11) News (7) Love That Bob! ry Como Show — It's Perry's War centennial specials Dec. ducers are to be given, so that tom, wringing laughes from the ic," "Helkapoppin" and "Th annual "Christmas party on-the- 27. An original drama about flaws—and perhaps assets—can 350-year-old lines. After all, didn't air" show. The children of his King and I." the battle of Bull Run called be more fully appraised than is Will like his clowns brosd and "The Renegade" was sched- MOVIE TIMETABLE possible with simple reading. bawdy? . . . uled, but now the network plans ED BANK lo get more mileage out of VIEWING TV 'WHITE CARGO' REVAMPED RADIO Carlton—North To Alaska 2:00 Tony Webster*! spoof of psy- 770 7:00; 9:30. NEW YORK (AP) — "White WABC WNEW 1130 chiatry, "After Hours." This With HAL HUMPHREY 880 WOR EATONTOWN Cargo," a lurid sensation of WCBS 710 mild little number originally WHTG 1410 WPAT 910 Drive-In—North To Alaska 7: Broadway's 1923 season, is being WNBC (60 WQXR 15M was shown last season on the revamped for new showcasing. FtEE ADMISSION network's HI -lated "Sunday 05; 10:50; Walking Target 9: A different attitude this time TODAY Him SAT. AFTCHNOON WOR New.. Showcase" series. The probable Change of Plans 35. Gabriel Heater is noted by Director Rober Sulli- 111**—WA»C News; Dick Shipard To Evary Patron Till—WOR Capitol Clou-Dp reason for the switch Is lack HAZLET van, a collaborator on the adap- wen N.WI Ji4l—WNK Wayne Howe-Il Shot of a sponsor. Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon 7:00 WOR Carlton Fredrick. tation: Who PUTCIMM! a WHTO Monmouth-Octan TlSS—WAIC Newa; Farrell Smit HOLLYWOOD - The sudden something on a network TV show North To Alaska 7:05; 10:45 1 "the. original version dealt N«wa Summary •too—WCBI World Tonight cancellation of CBS "Person to just to prove to Hollywood that • Movit Discount Book • WNBC N«wa; Jim Low* NBC's gasoline sponsor whic First Man Into Space 9:25. mainly with the problems of mis- WOR News, John Scott WOR Nawa, World Today Person" last week caught come- I haven't gotten fat and grey," • ill—WCat Ed Joyc. put up more than one million do] ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS cegenation and integration where- GOOD AT ANY tfllt—WOR Th» Fitigeraldi •HO—WCBI Ed Joyc. lars for a series of spur-of-the- dian Mort Sahl on his way toWendy explains. WALTER READE THEATRE WCM Lanny Ross WOR Sporta: Atlantic—Sword And The Dra as this highlights the comic and lute—WHTO County Agent moment news specials on break- he front door to answer Charles So, "The Islanders" has her McCullough * Eliot on 6:50; 0:50; Masters Of Ttdramatic aspects." 5^.08 VALUE $ laitO—WCII Allan Gray till—WAIC News; Farrell Smlt ing stores will make its initial Collingwood's ring. cast as'an alcoholic, and five WHTO N«wa; •lOO—WNRC N.oi- BiV H.ijmc- network plunge with somethin will get you 10 that six months Congo 8:25. 3 FOR Relaxing Mu»ie WOR News; UN Renew "It's wild," says Mort, "They Insects, disease and fire kill 13 1(KI_«V«BC News; Dick Shepars WCBI News: World Of quite different: The network; must have had 80 guys surveying rom now some producer who is KEYPORT WNBC Emphasla billion board feet of sawtimber :ontinuous Shows at all Theatres long-planned "Projection '61 offered Wendy for a part wil Strand-North To Alaska 7:00; HOB— WCII News • ill—WOR 'McCullouuh * Eliot my home for three days. I talked each year, enough to supply the WHTO Headlinai. Eel round-table chat of its correspon say, "I dtmno, I hear she's i Saturday, Sunday and Monday •ill—WABC News; Ed Jordan to a writer, a director and a po- 9:17. wood needed for one million Prices, Music 10:00—WCIS New.: dents Dec. 30. That means thai lush." WNBC Ntws; Jim how* liceman who said he would be LONG BRANCH WNBC News: Bob Heym.a the network's star news-castinj average sized homes. WOR Nawa WOR News, Us Smith there to keep the crowds away. By the way, Wendy pitched the Baronet—Operation Madball CARLTON llIO—WCBS Man And Wlf* • •ill—WOU McCullnnirh A Eliot team, Chet Huntley and Davi commercials on "$64,000 Ques- I,tl—WCBS Bob Dijon "Somebody else checked to see 1:30; 7:30; Mr. Roberts 3:21; EGAL NOTICE WCBI Dance Muile Brinkley, are out of the show— tion" for 13 weeks and says she WOW Carlton Fredrick* ions—WABC News: Ed Jordsn what time the sun hit my front 9:21. 1,10—WHTO News; lllOO—WCIS News their regular nightly sponsor i never suspected anyone was be- tin Show* at 2 • 7 • 9 pjn. Relaxing Muais yard. I even had my mom and WNBC News: Bob Haymea a rival gasoline company—am ing slipped answers. ASBURY PARK SHERIFF'S SALE 1,41—WCBI Second Mrs. Burton WO* News dad coming down from San Fran- lit!—WABC News: Jack Carnty Frank McGee will moderate thi Lyric-I'm All Right Jack 7:- .MO.NMOUTH COUNTY COURT IllIS—WCBS Starlight Salul. cisco to be on it with me. Then, "When they wouldn't give me Docket No. 10451 WNBC Empaails WOR McCullough discussion group. a-.OO—WCBS News; Woman'* on the day they were supposed a contract, I quit," Wendy says 25; 9:35. Stephen J. Gross, Inc., a corpora- WHTO Headlines, Mualo Eliot Ion of the State of New Jersey, Plain- EATONTOWN lli*O—WCBS Music 'Til Dawn See? Even the producers didn't Mayfair—Village of the Damn- Iff va: Fred Gill, trading aa all! Con- WNBC News; Jim I-owy to come with the cameras, I get DRIVE-IN THEATRE itrucllon Company Defendant r WOR New.. Le« Smith 11145—WOR Bible Reading "Route ««," CBS' location- now ROUTt 1 , nt tho CIRCLC a call from Chuck Collingwood. ed 3:15; 7:45; 9:50. By virtue ot a -writ ot attachment lieport On Washing- "111-WABC News: Happiness filmed adventure" series—two week! ton Exchange He apologizes and tells me that ,n the above stated action to me di- IVrilidays Open •:!»— Nsfln At 7:04) wandering knights in the spon- rected, I aha!) expose for aale at pub-Saadajra Oaljr Ope. I:M Merle* «:M tilt—WCBI Bob Dixon 12I0O—WNIC News: All Night I Person to Person' is gone after HORROR! RE-CREATED ic vendue, at the Court House In the *UO—WHTO Mews; N. T. sor's car—has been renewed The Hollywood movie premiere Borough of Freehold, County of Mon. lielaxlng Music WOR Long John this week. Is that wild?" NEW YORK (AP) - Grand nouth, New Jersey, on Monday, the MORNINO PROGRAMS through the end of this season. soon will be as extinct as a dino (ill—WABC News; Jack Carney Mort wasn't too disappointed juignol, the famous horror thea- i6th day ol January, 1961, at 2 o'clock, WNBC Emphasla TIM—WABC New.. Al Lohman Rising ratings saved the show, saur. Last week's "World of Su- P. M. Prevailing Time. ...JOHN nSTEWART »:O«— WCBI News; Martha WCBS Jack Sterling ter of Paris, is slated for recrea- reputedly one of the most ex- ("I didn't want to get up at 8 zie Wong" prem-yair at Grau- All the defendants right, title and Wright WHTO Monmouth-Ocain n the morning anyway.") and tion in the off-Broadway zone. ntereit, II any," In and to the follow- WHTO Headlines, Musle Nawa Summary pensive among the filmed se- man's Chinese was so dull that ing: WNBC News: Jim Low* ries. he can always save some of lines St. John Terrell, sponsor of sev- ALL THAT certain land and prem- WAYNE-GRANGER WON News; Lyle Van Jack Linkletter and Variety col- ises altuale, lying and being In the WOR he thought up for it and use them eral summer musical tents, and iorough of .Fair Haven, County of Sill—WO* Arlene Traneli John Gambling* umnist Army Archerd wound up ail*—WHTO News; in his nightclub routine. Bill Doll have budgeted the un-Momnuuth And State of New Jersey, „ ERNIE r WNBC News; BID Cullen Recommended tonight: "Thi interviewing each other before resently In the name of FRED P, Relaxing Moslo WHTO N.ws: "Chuck was going to ask me dertaking at $50,000. GILL and MARGARET C. GILL, hus- lift—WABC News; Jsck Carmy Wake up to Mtn-.le Coming of Christ," NBC, 8:30-! the half-hour local Channel 5 tele- band and wife, by virtue of a deed KOVACS- FABIAN WNBC Emphasis TI4I WHTO Civil Service Newa where I think the world is going recorded In the Monmouth County 4iOO—WCII »ews: Information p. m. a Project 20 special tellin cast was over. • so* WABC News: Al Lohrrmn and my answer was, 'Promise LEGAL NOTICE Clerk's Office on January 21, 1057. In Central WHTO Headlines: the familiar story through art Jayne Mansfield was the big- Book 2731, page 385, being Lot No. WHTO Closing Stock Wake Up To Muslo masterpieces. them anything, but give them FINAL, NOTKK 6 aa shown on a map entitled "Prop* Report: Musle gest name they could find to in- WCBI News: Jack Sterling: Dean Rusk,' " Mort quips. AN ORDINANCE FURTHER rly of William Curchln Estate In Fair WNBC News; Art Ford Show terview in the foyer festivities, AMENDING SECTION 11 OF AN 01VHaven, N. J." made by fieo. K. Allen. WON News, John Wlngat* News Actually, Mort is disturbed DINANCE ENTITLED "A.N ORDI C. E., Nov. 24, 1041, and filed In the 4tlS—WCBI Kenneth Banirhart won Mrs. Wesley Buck Hugh O'Brian and Nancy Kwan County Clerk's Office of the County of WNBC News: Bill Cullen about some of his fellow Demo- NANCE TO PREVENT AND SUPPRESS Monmouth, at Freehold, N. J. 4i20—WHTO Monmouth-Ocean Dorothy and Dick (star of "Wong") were late ar- ClAMINfl HOUSES AND MOUSES OF News Summary •HI—WOK Entertains Auxiliary crats. He had, he says, depended XL-FAME, TO PROHIBIT GAMING The Property is lucntnl on the north (Sinn Off 4:30 p.m.) BilO—WHTO News: riving, because her plane was de FOR MOSEY OR OTIIEK VALUABLE ilde of River Road, approximately KM] 4lll—WABC Nrw.v. Jack Carney Relaxing Musio upon them to revive political hu- THING, TO RESTRAIN AND PUNISH feet west of where Cellar Avenue «n- • US—WABC News Reports HOLMDEL - The Ladies' Aux layed. Co-star Bill Holden playec tera of the south side of River Koad, WNBC Emphasis mor, INDECENT OR DISORDEHLY CON- ilOO—WABC nreakfast Club iliary of the fire company held it smart. He stayed in Africa. DUCT OB DRUNKENNESS. TO PRE-Fair Haven, New Jersey. • :00— WCBS News; Sidelights WCBS News: Jack Slerlln No Kennedy Jokes? VENT VICE AND IMMORALITY, TO Premises situate. In the Township of WNBC News, Art Ford WHTO Headlines: meeting and Christmas part) PRESEUVE PUBLIC PEACE AND Mlddletown. County of Monmouth anil WOR News. John Sett Strictly for Women Monday night in the home of Mrs "But now they are cautioning A fellow wearing a skin-divinj OOOI > ORDER AND TO PREVENT. State of New Jersey, presently In the 1:11—WCBI Kenneth Banghart WNBC News: Bill Cullen DISPERSE AND QUELL RIOTS AND name ot FREP. P. OILL. l>y virtue ot • t*I—WABC News News: Galen Drake Wesley Buck, Main Rd. Mrs. Wil me not to make jokes about Ken outfit and carrying a briefcasi DISORDERLY ASSEMBLIES, AND a deed recorded In the Monmouth won PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR VIOcounty Clerk's Office on April 2B, 1959. EVENIKO Newa: liam Becker was co-hostess. nedy. 'Don't forget', they say, was seen leaving Desi Arnaz's of- In Book 2911, page 449, and more par* • HO—WHTO Relaxing Muala LATION THEREOF" adopted August COO—WABC Jack Carney 'you wouldn't have wanted Nix fice at Desilu studios the other 2, 1991, as amended and supplemented, tfculnrly described aa follows: • US—WNBC Rmphasls The next meeting was set fo was Introduced for a first reading on BEGINNING at a point formed by WCBS Newa IOI0O—WABC Hick Sheparrl on.' I don't get these wild ration- afternoon. There's a rumor WNBC News; SPOT'S Jan. 7 in the home of Mrs. Davi December I, IWiO at a reiular meet- tho Intersection ol the west alile of News; Arthur alizations," says Mort. around now that Desi is planning Ing of the Mayor and Council or the Hubbard Avenue and north afile of WOR News, LTIS Van wenfiorlfrey Clausen, Crine Rd. Roroueh of New 8lirawsbury, and on Alexander Drive running thence (U NORTH TO • ill—WABC Newa, Ed Fllvermin WHTB Headlines, Musle He isn't about to declare a new series—"Underwater Law- December 15. 10GO, was finally adopted louth slity.nlne degrees and nny-flve WCBS Sport*. Rnb Cook* Also attending were Mrs. Rob WNBC News: Art Ford moratorium on jokes aimed at yer." and approved. minutes west and along the north side WNBC Art Ford WOK News TCepnrts if Alexander Drive two hundr-d feet, WOR News; John Wlnjale ert Braun, Mrs. W, J. Duncan. KARL K. BAHON, Mayor. .hence T2i north twenty degrees five Martha Tleana either the Renublicans or Demo- Attpst: ALASKA. •HO—WCBS News: nunlnels toils—won News, Mrs. Robert Clausen, Mrs. An minutes west one hundred and seventy WABC Jnhn Da)7 crats, and for that everyone ROLES FOR NEWCOMERS Jerome s. Reed five reel: thence 13) north sixty-nine tOUO—WHTO Relaxing Nfuald thony Dwornakowski, M r degrees fifty-five minutes east two-hun- WOR News. Interviews, 1 should be happy. Dec. 21 SS.7B plus at Henry Gladstone Charles Ely Mrs. Doupla. NEW YORK (AP) - Thro dred feet to the west aide of Hub. WOR Martha TVsn* "Don't worry about anything," NOTICE hard Avenue: thence (4) south twenty Eatontown Onlyl • 140—WCBS T-nul ltsrvey Newa: nick Kherisri Fromm, Mrs. Taylor Hance, Mrs, Broadway newcomers have vital decrees flvo minutes east one hun- WCBS Financial News 1OI1S—WAIC AN ORDINANCE PROVITMNQ FOF1 —2d Feature— •nmn Emphasis says Mort, reassuringly. "Soon assignments in "A Cook for Mr. l p dred • eventy.rive feet ami Hlnnrt the WNBC Finsnclal New,, WNBC Michael Harmyk, Mrs, Harolc AND A!-THOj ,l. '.I.\'fl T1IF1 PUR. Torqtt" News: House Party Jim Hagerty will be on the joh -CHASE OK A - west side of Hubbard Avenue and to •141—WABC Howard Cosell It 100—WCBS Headlines: Mtuln Holmes, Mrs. John S. Holme. General," scheduled for March MOTOIt VEHICLE the point or place of Beginning. WCBS Lowell Thomas WHTO at ABC. I understand the network FO--R- US- E. B-Y- THE POLICE DE- N«ws: Art Ford Mrs. John Hulsebus, Mrs. Joh arrival. PARTMENT OF TUB nonouriH OF The property la located on the north WOR Sports, Start Lomai WNHC Newa, aide of Alexander Drive at Us Inter- WNBC Three Star Extra WOR hired him In" inject wit and hu- They are Bill Travcrs, British BHREWBBURY AND APPROPRIAT- AT EATONTOWN McCanna at Hom» Jeffrey, Mrs. Robert Lawreno T E SUM 0F IWiM TIIEnE section with Hubbard Ave.. Townihlp • ill—WCBI.Sports Tlm« I till—WON mor IntO'its shows." FOR " - of Mlddletown, New Jersey WCBS Garry Moore Mrs. Albert Nlehaus, Mrs. Joscpl star; Steven Gethers, author; am BE IT ORDAINBD by the Mayor Froo Ill-Car Hooters 7100—WABC Edward P Morgan Red Band Rajclitar The Acme Boot Co., makers of The approximate amount of the Judg WCBS News; Interviews WHTO Phillips, Mrs. Jessie Pltche Fielder Cook, director. and Council ol tha Horouih ot Shrews, ...cnt to he satisfied by sslil salt In News, Fets Hilfma high-class and high-heeled cow- hury: the sum of 14,400.00 together with the WNBC News: Wayne Howal] WON Mr.Csnns at Homa Mrs. Margaret Ryder, Mrs. Wil The comedy is based on a 195 costs of this sale. WOR Fulton Lewi. 11110—WCBS flurry Moore boy boots, penned a stinging re- Section 1. The purchase ot a motor IHA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. Till—WABC Farrcll. Smith Ham Ryder, Mrs. Georgi TV script by Gethers. It con-vehicle lor liar by.the Pollen Depart- Show buke to Roger "Beau Maverick Dated Nov. 21). 1WII) WOR nuslnex: Newa tins—wane News Schanck, Mrs. Robert Voorhee: cerns a Greek cook who ends up ment of the norough of Shrewsbury TUO—WCBS News: Ed Joyce Moore for innkinR light of their lie ami the ««me. Is hereby authorized Crowell and Crowell, Attyi. WNBC Emphasis and Mrs. Walker Sutphin. with American soldiers on a Paci- lo lie mmle al n r.ri«t of nut exceeding Dec, 21-28-Jan. 4-11 151.03 WNBC Morgan neatly I llli—WHTO Mlrltliy 9*ock Itepor crnflmanshlp. fic Island during World War II Hie rnplln EDDIE GOES DRAMATIC Improvement fuml now available there THE DAMNED" told some visiting TV critics that for by virtue nf n provision made. In NEW YORK (AP) - Ecldii YOUNGSTER IS ANGEL ft budget or budget) o( th« Borough the cowboys of tho 01' West were previously adopted. Hodges, the singing youngster o cantankerous and went around NEW YORK (AP) — Rand> Section 2. Thin ordlnanco ahull take "The Music Man," plays his firs Brett Kllpsteln Is Broadway1! effect upon 1U pnttngo anil publication shooting people because their acconilni to Inw. straight role on Broadway boots always hurt them. The youngest show-backing 8-ftge PUBLIC NOTICE "Critic's Choice." Randy won't be two Th« foregoing ordinance win Intro Acme, people didn't think this was ituneil nnil punned flrat refilling at i WIIKDAYS OriN tiJO-MOVUS AT 7iOO The comedy, written by In funny at all. until next summer, reRiilnr meeting of the. Mayor ani SUN0MS ONLY-OPEN S:30-MOVUS M « WAYNE-GRANGER-KOVACS dfUiit I luce yj'iirs «(!<>, hns sine Now York City, wanls to return Tlic bit linr, already enrned a nt n r. M at t'lie Council Chninb thru Meliiml HdiKe. Mruail Hlrcet, Hhrrw* FABIAN • CAPUC1NE • mo, Hilarious Comedy! in sovial niovlrs. Id Hollywood nnd innvipinnklnK, i nrofll. Knnc.lv next rerelvoi bury, Nnv Jerary, fit which lime an MS. } aflnr 13 yi'iirs. oncfnurlh nf one per cent nf th I'hre n'l I'l-Mdit* dMlrlllK lo tie bear. I'm All KIKIU Jack" Cfiilrally locnlcd In Enlonlown—Now Shrewsbury Iberenn will tie Riven full opportunity WRTIf[o ALASKA Dr. Iliniins Cailwnllnili'r I's Shfi just finished shooting nit shares in "The lloslnne," n glf llnleil: llei-enilier VII Ifllln Monmouth-Ocoan News Summariat at fioni lilt; producers, Leonard S OISTMI'MK C. VAN VUT.T 'FIRST MAN JNTOSPACE' lislirrt Die sccmid public librnr; ll off "Till" Inlunil- ItorntiKh Clerk 7 A.M., 12 Noon, 4:20 P.M. in Amoricn ft Trenton in 1750. crs." "My agent nnld 1 shoud do i''lel(l nnd llurke Swnnn. lite. 3! 1*1 CIIIIDRFN UNMN? FREE I - '.-;/••••'••.

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Bob Jones University's Museumiof Religious Art at Greenville, S. C.

Visitors stop to admire the Old Masters exhibited in the museum.

ADORATION OF THE SHEPHERDS-by Pier Francesco Sacchi, an Italian painter of early 16th century.

ulture, art and religion thrive on the campus of Davide Ghirlandaio, Ribera, and Van Dyck. They are Bob Jones University, at Greenville, S. C, an in- displayed in a series of 15 magnificent galleries in- Cstitution which combines secular and religious training* cluding several authentic wood-paneled Gothic cham- Among its many fine buildings is a museum devoted bers. The collection was assembled in less than 10 exclusively to religious art of the Old Masters. It is years by Dr. Bob Jones, Jr., president of the univer- said to be the only college museum of its kind in the sity. More than 20,000 visitors go through the museum country. each year. The paintings in the museum are the representative Originals in Bob Jones University's Collection of works of such Renaissance masters as Veronese, Religious Art which beautifully tell the Christmas Donate Creti, Francisco de Zurbaran, Gerard David, story —the Nativity, Madonna and Child, and related themes of the Birth of Christ—are pictured here. ADORATION OF THE MAGI-by Bonifazio Veronese (1487-1553) Murillo, Giuseppe Chiari, Pier Francesco Sacchi,

THE NATIVITY-by Davide Ghirlandaio (1452-1525) .. THE ANNUNCIATION-by Francisco de Zurbaran (1592-1664) MADONNA AND CHILD~by Anthony Van Dyck (1599-1641) Wtik'i PICTURE 5HOW-AP NtwiloolutM, ir. Dee.,21. I960 RED BAXK REGISTER Author's / Star Back dM MOffrt Mr*. OHM; ftcvca Campbcti, Mr, Rofrertf latest pattler re- •ad Jeffrey White, ietUiretJ "fuice" tnd "Santa's Grwfe fm wilt Talk Set At College WaMn' With love."/ I be * ehor»l epe»fcing group »eU- About 30 members of the Mon- To Be Presenteding the dramatized story. For Tonight For Concert mouth College Modern Chorus Instrumental music will consist and 12 musicians will participate Tomorrow j of carols by an ensemble and se- WEST LONG BRANCH — j WEST LONG BRANCH—Twen- in the informal program consist- lections by fourth grade Melody George 0. Smith of Rumson will tieth Century Fox recording star ing of a selection of popular, FAIR HAVEN-"Santa's Pack" i Flutes. address a Monmouth College eve- light and classical music. Ken- ning class in English taught by Allan Roberts (Al Mott, class of neth E. Knapp, chairman of the will be presented by 300 ch.'.dren The program will end with Mrs. Gertrude K. Ferrar tonight '58 at Monmouth College) will fine arts department, will sing in grades one tn five at Knoll- group singing by the children par- wood School tomorrow at 1:30 on the subjects of technical writ- sing at the Monmouth College at the program. ticipating, accompanied by Thea ing and report writing. p.m. under the direction of Mrs. DeGano. Parents and friends are Modern Chorus pre-Christmas The president of 'he Modern. Dorothea G. DeGano, music in- invited. The class is largely mmposed concert in the college auditorium Chorus is Diane Giench, 50 Hill- structor, assisted by the staff. of business people, many of this morning, Tommy Tucker of top Ter., Red Bank. The events depict Santa and whom work at Fort Monmouth. Mrs. Claus checking toys before Oxford Furnace in Warren Mr. Smith is the author of 13; the time for distribution. Pupils County supplied American troops science fiction works, one book! in grades one to three will act Iwith cannon balls during the ion radar, and one mathematics I as the toys, with Michael Nannini French and Indian, Revolution ook for children. j 45 Santa Claus, Claudia Dahlman, ary and Civil Wars. His science fiction works have| een translated into five lan- uages, including Japanese. j Mr. Smith has worked as am ngineer for Emerson, Philco and rosley and is now the technical nter for International Tele- ihone and Telegraph Labora- rjes in Nutley. J. Kridel open until 10:00 tonight. It pays to advertise in The s § egister.—Advertisement. Iran MUlUlllMJt CHRISTMAS CAME EARLY for Cub Scouts Richard Henderson, second from right, and Robert Morford as they received prizes as top salesmen of Christmas wreaths for the benefit of Cub pack 140 sponsored by Fairview School PTA. Prizes were awarded at annual Christmas meeting Friday night by Cubmaster Richard Lindberg, left, and Harold J. Beach, chairman of the Christmas wreath drive. RCA VICTOR 21 Art Slides By Gettermann Are Viewed COLOR TV FOR... By Club RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP - The . . . your last minute gifts Woman's Club art department viewed slides on "700 Years of see Nat's Jewelers • Per- Art" and "The National Art Gallery" during a meeting in the sonalized Service • Budget home of Mrs. William McLane, 12 Cornell Dr., Hazlet. terms available • No extra Arrangements for the showing of the slides were made by Mrs. charge for credit • Lay- Maurice Lynch, department chairman. Mrs. A. William Norris away plan • Easy charge provided the projector. A work night to begin the art • Free engraving • Free Sift book, "Art Through the Ages," M«<»«1: has been planned for Jan. 12 in the home of Mrs. Norris, 2 Car- wrapping. 1 riage Rd, Hazlet. The scrap- • imp book is a project of the New t iASY Jersey State Federation of "Don't charge me for Tommy — I'm just giving TERMS! Women's Clubs and will be com- t AS PERFECT AW $ him a ride!" Years prised of reproductions of paint- h AS THEATER COLOR MOVIES 'i ings and drawings from various to to give a testimonial on the value •; Oft YOUR MOHEY BACK! ;S eras aranged in chronological of the program in Washington, Pay I order. Club Women D. C. Emphasis will be on the evolu- tion of art from primitive to|At Master Members of the club wishing FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED! HURRY IN and SAVE! contemporary. The book will be to participate or attend the ses- exhibited and judged at the sion can contact Mrs. Krueger. spring conference and the state Plan Hearing Mrs. Ozzie Donat, fifth districl convention. civics and legislation chairman EATONTOWN TV & APPLIANCE CO. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mem- is in charge of arrangements. It was announced that the book bers of the Woman's Club civics Monmouth County's Largest Sales and Service Organization Introduction to Art Education" and legislation department at- The next meeting of the group by Ralph Wickiser will be tended the pu6lic hearing on- the is scheduled for Jan. 6. Plans donated to the Hazlet School. proposed master plan held by call for attendance at the regular 50 HIGHWAY 35. EATONTOWN, N. J. Participating were Mrs. Maur- the Planning Board in township meeting of the Township Com- 508 MAIN STREET, ASBURY PARK . ice Lynch, Mrs. James Chapman, hall last week. mittee. A discussion on the pro Mrs. Robert Tremaine, Mrs. The group questioned members ceedings will be held later in th LI 2-0400 or PR 4-0400 Dudley Robinson, Mrs. William of the Planning Board regarding home of Mrs. Edward Michalski, OPEN DAILY 'TIL 10:00 P.M. McLane, Mrs. Donald Christie future school sites and the pro- Bethany Rd., Hazlet. and Mrs. A. William Norris. posed community center. Gilbert 72 BROAD ST 214 BROADWAY W. Bennett, chairman of the No problem finding tenants RED BANK LONG BRANCH Planning Board, commended the when you advertise The Register women for their show of civic way.—Advertisement. interest by attending the hearing. Following the hearing, the group held a discussion on the Come in and proceedings in the home of Mrs. George Reseter, 21 Lammers St., Hazlet. BUY A "SURE-TO-PLEASE" GIFT Mrs. John Krueger, department chairman, announced that the group will sponsor "A Day in fpr the Court," a project of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs. This is a pro- MEN ON YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST... gram with the county juvenile judge to hear existing problems and get your change in and the need to combat de- linquency. Last year, approximately two- SILVER DOLLARS! thirds of the state clubs partici- pated from early February through April. The state feder- ation report on this project won recognition from the general federation through an invitation HAVING A PARTY? To Judge Wo will order your choice of Hori d'Oeuvres . . . and supply Punch Bowl, Glasses and Cups FREE OF CHARGE. Decorations UNION BEACH - "Decorate Your Home for Christmas" is the theme of the outdoor home Christmas decoration contest be- ing sponsored by the recreation commission. Prizes will be awarded for the best in each voting district. From the four districts, a grand prize will be awarded. .. Electrically! There also will be prizes for the three next best. Members of the commission will judge the homes from Mon- day through Dec. 29. The winners will be presented prizes by commission chairman, Mrs. Martin Mclnerney at the See the smart, new decanters inauguration in Memorial School, Morningside Ave., Jan. 2 at 2 pm.

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Wo Rosorvo tho Right to Limit Quantities, All Prices Effoctivo Docombor 21 it to 24th Middletown Shopping Center, Hwy. 35 MiddBetown Road, Middletown Mcmmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown Circle, Eatontown BED BANK BSCISTEM I at toe IWvewrtjr m *amn ton Brownlee of tiewmu fprtotji| n wybwflB eventually.... not effect growth in «4 eMKrw, Lincroft M, _ Jed to the list of reguUr fare content, ' Soybeans compare favorably in New Jersey's motto, 'Liberty Miss Diane Brandt, daughter of for Americans. Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Shepherd thiamine with other good sources and,Prosperity" appears on both Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Brandt, Testing vegetable - type soy- of Washington, D. C, are spend- this vitamin, including pea- the Great Seal and the state has returned from Riverview Hos- ing the holidays with Mrs. Shep- beans, which have a mild nutty of ! nuts, fried beef liver, cooked flag. pital, where she was, a surgical herd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. flavor and are larger and cook patient. ' Milton Brownlee.

Miss Karen Brownlee is home Girl Scoud and Brownie Troops , from Morgan State College, Bal- timore, Md., for the holidays with will sing carols in the new mar- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. •'Mil- ket center Friday at 7 p.m. LEON'S Same Day Service At Our Call Offict on • DRY CLEANING • SHIRTS • FLATWORK OPENS BEAUTY SALON —John Swan, left, is congratulated by Middletown Town- 64-76 WHITE ST. RED BANK ship Committeeman Paul Pandolfi, center, and Joseph McCarthy as he opened hit new Surf Beauty Salon in the Port Monmouth Shops, Rt. 36, Port Monmouth. Mr. Swarti, who also owns a beauty shop in Sea Bright, is a resident of Raritan Town- ship. Mr. McCarthy owns the Port Monmouth Shops. PLEASE COME 4-H'ers Have APPLES Sunday School Presbyterians ONE AND ALL! Yule Party for the Program Held Have Sunday AND WE GUARANTEE LINCROFT — The Christmas HOLMDEL - The Christmas Party of the 4-H Club was held IT'S WORTH THE COMING! HOLIDAYS program of the Sunday school of Tuesday in the home of Amie School Program the Federated Church was held Braun. Swimming River Rd. Mrs. For apple recipes, eating Saturday at Fellowship Hall. John Beebe and Miss Gayle Bee- LINCROFT - The Christmas and holiday table decora- It began with the carol, "Come be were co-hostesses. program of the Presbyterian Sun- BRIGHT ACRE WILL tions, you'll find apples All Ye Faithful," followed by the day school Was held Sunday at from Delicious Orchards The group sang carols at the the church. the finest. pledge to the Christian flag. Carl Freehold Home for the Aged last REMAIN OPEN THROUGH Antisell was the announcer. week. The junior choir sang "Christ- mas Lullaby," by Mozart. A duet was sung by Ursula and Officers elected were Sharon GIFT BASKETS Ruth Fritsch. Stewart, president; Amie Braun, A choral reading given by the THE WINTER. m Dellclnii. junior high and junior class- A thoughtful Christmas The Christmas Story, with car- vice president; Patricia Mahon- | Oollta DeUcloai gift—a beautiful basket of ols, was narrated by Donald Lie ey, secretary, and Drew Beebe es was "The Christmas Story," Bed Jonathan apples and preserves . . . benow. In the cast were Mary- treasurer. under the direction of Mrs. Min- I Stayman WlnenAD packed to order. Gift boxes Linda Thompson, Joseph-Ken Plans have been made for a rose Quinn. NEW HOURS— and otheri shipped anywhere in U. S._ neth Townsend and the Three dance in February. Connie Drie- The primary class sang "What Wise Men. John Lubkert. Wil- belbus is in charge. Child is This" and "When Jesus 9 TO 5 P. M. DAILY. liam Thacker and Dudley Robin- Christ Was Born." The kinder- Leaders tor projects are Mrs. garten class sang "Christmas is son. Harvey Driebelbus, cooking, Mrs. CLOSED SUNDAY Mrs. John Nellis's class gave a ; Coming." The nursery class sang John Beebe and Miss Gayle Bee "His Birthday." sketch "Christmas Dinner in be, sewing, and John Beebe, elec- 'TIL FEBRUARY 13th. DELICIOUS ORCHARDS i Mother Goose Land." tricity and entomology. The pres- Rev. W. J. Mills gave the wel- SCOBEYVILLE. NEW JERSEY Christmas selections were giv- ent enrollment of the club is 35. come and benediction. Mrs. Colts Neck-Tlnton Falls County Rd. 537 en by Robert Stewart and Wil- Charles Rolph is organist and jun- New members must be enrolled ior choir director. Teachers at- OPEN SUNDAYS Salesroom Open^Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 6 liam Scrobogna. Mrs. Serafin's class presented a Christmas Eve by Jan. 1. Members who have tending were the superintendant, In observance of Christmas we will be closed poem. Diana Serafin and Sally joined are Debbie Braun, Sandy Frank Bluhm; his assistant, THEREAFTER. Sunday and Monday, Sec. 12 and 26 Stewart sang. Santa Claus made Bartlett, Susan Canfield, Debbie Paul Moffler; church school sec- his appearance after the pro- Coltman, Celeia Cook, Kathie and retary, Mrs. Rolph; junior high gram. Tara Corcoran, Janet and Mark class teacher, Mrs. Charles Con- Guest, Pam Hambalen, Beverley over; junior teachers Norman Le- Kenworthy, Doreen Lane, Donna derle and Mrs. Robert Kurtz; Paulina, Linda Polling, Elaine primary class teachers Mrs. IROAD STREET I ATLANTIC GLASS CO. SAYS Thompson and Susan Whitney. Frank Bluhm, Miss Shiela Seigle and Mrs. John Flockhart; kinder- SHREWSBURY No problem finding tenants garten class, Mrs. Oakley Smith, when you advertise The Register and nursery, Mrs. E. J. Hayes Phont SH 7-5555 way.—Advertisement. and Miss Marv Lou Van Embere.

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They will study the effects 1912 by an explorer's tragedy. heed'? missile and space division. ajid executive* plugged into the The food, preserved by th of escape speeds on various Delay Party wall are aubjecti this week for On The Rocks The computer acts as a vast shapes to help in designing space cold, had been left behind fr LINCROFT - The Women's science it work. British explorer Robert Scott community pool of fact. By plug- ships. Antarctic Christina* You may not be able to get ging into the computer from his Association of the /First Aid who perished within 60 miles o blood from a turnip, but there Squad met last week in the home just four years ago this Christ his base camp after becomin, office, the executive can draw on ' Lazy Porpoises mas, two scientists sat under the are signs that earthmen on the any set of facts he needs to of Mrs. Henry Plattner, River- the second person to reach th moon may get water from rock. 1 The porpoise never ceases to brook Ave. brilliant Antarctic sun and sup-South Pole. make his decision. • Some rocks, known to contain Speed In Space amaze. These remarkable sea Assistant hostesses were Mrs. op to five per cent water, may Space ships j heading toward animals actually ride the bow Ray Tabuci, Mrs. Thomas Ber- be found on the moon, says Dr. Venus, Mars or the other planets waves of ships, scooting through gendahl, Mrs. William 3mack, THE Appreciated Gifts for Your Roy G. 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RUMSON — Point Pleasant! point deficit late in the third-varsity man for the Gulls, led Schanck paced the Bulldn Beach Hiph School scored eight.quarter to take the lead, 71-69.'all scorers with 38 points. Thescorers with 18 markers \vliil straight points with time running with l!:50 lefl in the ball game. 0-4 senior displayed a fantastic Barny hit for 17. Munger anc out in their encounter with Rum"- Three steals in a row, the first shooting eye in ripping the netS|Lundin, who fouled out early ir, son-Fiir Haven Regional vester-icoming with 1:20 remaining, for 16 field goals and six chanty the final period, also hit double dav to win a close one from the I: sewed• up th.....e tussle for. the Gar.—- tosse. s fo<__r hiu:s_ higu:..i.h total.„.,!. figures with 14 and 11 points re- Bulldos, 83-77. net Gulls. ! The Gulls gained the early spectis'cly. / Regional had come from a 13- Roger Williams, a four-year; lead on two quick baskets by The Gulls also had four men Williams after Bobby Hoffman,! in double figures. Second high j Bulldog guard, had opened the;for the Gulls behind Williams' ! scoring with a long one-hamler.j38 markers was Bruno with IS i Williams kept hitting and be- • while Smith and Seyfried each hind his HI points, the Gulls I had 10. j gained a 21-14 lead at the end of jys Lose Close One

the first period. -p,., Poin, P|easant jayvccs a]. Rumson's three-quarter court. sn wona c,ose Qn 4, jn press worked better in the sec- ovcrtirnc Jack Damico hit a RUMSON-FAiR HAVEN DEFEATED - Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School dropped a. close tilt to Point jond stanza, but Williams hit for|fic]d goa, wjth f|vc seconds lef, Bulldogs' gym yesterday. In the photo at the left, Pete Schanck, 54, and Arnold Butch

contributed five to widen thc Gull: d°OBs° a\ The* end Deregulation Lutidin, 52', take the ball away from Roger .Williams, Gulls' star eager. Others in the action, left to right, are lead to eight points at thc half,jtimc Frank Trenklc dumped jn players Don Smith, 59, and Richard Kelly, 55. In photo at right, Jeff Munger, Rumson, gets set to get M"3-- • „ , two buckets to pace the Gulls in off a one-hander. Others in photo, left to right, are Smith, Williams and Kelly of Point Pleasant and Lundin of The Bulldogs started off fast (hp in the third quarter to pull within; Rumson will play Red Bank Rumson. Williams was a one-man show against the Bulldogs, scoring 38 points. Schanck was top scorer for Rum- three, 46-43. In the drive. Bill I a Barny hit for two buckets and '(;asevs | pair "of free throws to spark thenp w -symna$ium in tnes t James Bulldogs. The scoring then went Grammar Schoo|_ St. Rose Loses back and forth until Jeff Rear- i,..,. „. r, F p „ 'Caseys Lose Shooting Eyes don, a miniature 5-7 guard for | Hur(I11.in •.' .'.' r, Ii the Bulldogs, tied it at 4i)-all on ajrtpunii'm •j l .I Kfllv n B 6 s I M •Smith :i I 111 To Cardinals foul shot. Williams and Bruno isl'immk fi fi IS ; Bruno .•> 1 11 :fipyfrIM 5 n inAs Branchers Win, 51-36 NEW BRUNSWICK — St. then sparked a drive as the Gulls|^»j;J|." n .1 17 iMI.15PII n o n outscored the Bulldogs, 13-1, to^ii'aryry l n s ; ooo Peter's of New Brunswick de- n o o |Wright LONG BRANCH — Red Bank with three field goals and a pair feated St. Rose of Belmar, 65-57, end- the third quarter. 1O2I of fouls. Sp i fi 2 ] Catholic High School's gagers, on the Cardinals' court last night. Gulls Up Lead """ .... | with their shooting eyes left at In the second half, Schulz :n is 77 | cooled1 off and failed to get a St. Peter's jumped out into a The Gulls then upped the lead l{ IS home in their new gym, were 16-9 lead in the first quarter, but to 11 points, 68-57, early in' thej trimmed, 51-36, last night by field goal, but he did score four foul shots. the Purple Roses rallied in the final period. 'Hie Bulldogs, be-' Long Branch on the victors' second for a 28-26 lead at half- hind Pete Schanck's four charity court. Goldberg's eight points in the time. throws, then reeled off 10 straight Middletown The Caseys made only 11 field fourth period paced the 19-11 The Cardinals came right back points to pull within one, 68-67. goals of 66 pegs at the basket but quarter advantage marked up by to take a five-point margin after After Bruno hit a free throw, Defeats were somewhat sharper at thethe home club. Goldberg dropped a 22-15 third quarter, and Jeff Munger tied it up at 69"-69 charity lane where they dunked in three field goals and hit with wrapped up the win by taking with livo foul shots. Barny then in 14 of 19 attempts. two of three fouls. the Roses, 17-14 in the fourth gave the Bulldogs their first lea^Tigersd , 47-36 Coach Don Czok worried about Ralph "Doc" Corley made six Look at this — Hialeah, chapter. high scorer Tom Kerwin, Branch- since the first bucket of the game of his 14 points in the final ses- sunny, track fast, first race Andy Katerba sparked the Car- when he hit on a pair of charity MIDDLETOWN — Coach Dave: er star, and it paid off. He had sion. In fact, the Caseys made dinals with 20 points. The other losses after he had stolen a stray Wirth's Middletown Township! Don Mullins on the big boy andonly two field goals in this per post time 1:30, off 1:32..." four in the lineup also scored School pass from the Gulls. Mtillins did a terrific job, hold- iod. Corley had one, and A with Mike Lyons hitting for 15, • , „. , , ,. ,, . ,i r- II Atlantic Highlands, ing Kerwin to only 14 points. h K C Ut the G last D'Esposito scored the other. Al Kormpndy 11, Jim Carolan 10, ^^ "" . 5'-?, ,,1 .. ^inlgh1 1 t1 on thAions''court Lj J tuu . hark in rnnininnri 7 ) 71 as wil- " *" "" ""•' " "" "- | In the meantime, Gray Gold Goldberg led Long Branch and Inor Kron nine points, back incomman f|; [-^ as ;^!_ The Lions went but to a 16-11 i berg got loose in the second half liams hit one u t w [first quarter lead and. never with 17" points to go along with Lombardi Family Bob Verga sparked the Bel- Kelly dumped in two. for a surprising net of 14 points. ICerwin*s 14. ' trailed after that> Atth e half' Goldberg completely took over mar quintet with 22 tallies. Ed After Regional missed a Corley had 14 and Schultz 13 Gerlacki tossed in 14, and Steve' ejMWdlctown 1 e d, 27-19, a n d when Mullins had Kerwin bottled To Visit Pisanis the Gulls started to freeze t0 the nlar(;in with an for the Caseys. Day posted 12 markers. with 1:45 remaining. Mu up in the scoring department. The Casey jayvees also lost 'hird qUartCr "lat pUtth e Red Bank Catholic swept into RUMSON-The family of Vince St. Rose's junior varsity was and Schanck combined to stea, a|Lions awav ou[ fronti 38;,6_ 59-50. U 4-1 lead but couldn't hold it l.onff ItraiU'h {51» Lombardi, coach of the Western also clubbed by St. Peter's to the Gull pass and on the ensuing fast j rnn.|. Dnv,, Finn'c Tiom-c' , \'"~ „ • , < '" • ,' it. n. c. CIIII 1 y s T crs (i I" P ti F I Division' champions of the Natune of 65-57. break Munoer wis fouled The , ?. 'S . long when Kerwin let loose with Otrlpy 5 t II Manna : I! vail 1 11 •.'Gallina 0 t,i. tional Football League, Green '•K ™ ««>,, 's - p- "*'• "^ OreaK Munger was louiea. inejmade an offcnsive spurt ln the! four tiu\qcir c basketDasKelss thanat l moved Scltulz 3 7 II GLilflbfTg *6 5[ p sen or back-court operator hit on ;t|,irri anH fn,lrlh ... „,„„ hllf: , _ , ! niovea Donatli 1 0 •:Kerwin 1 1 1 Kgrniondy S 1 11 , I imru ana luurin UUarlCrS Dili thp Rrnnrhpr*; nut frnnt whom Milll;n» 0 'J 'JKlna „ 'J Bay Packers, will fly in from the J ,!^""* J ; \i llrnn I 1 9 0 II III'u'iklin VrR l Katprba. 7 « in both attempts to give the Bull- thc c|osest thebackv ^. was fc ,™"d ,he rest of the Btirklov J ,* I;, West today for a stay with Dr i .•' ' - dogs their last lead of the game. „,,„,. _„ , *% *^° ™ ^^ ™ , . lrE«poi! 1 n •! 2 \ Carrtlfin 3 I 10 The Gulls then went on their SPVpPetne Graham and Paul Herr and it was the work of 3BonShlssleb r o n n 0 I) (I lanI d Mrs. Anthony Pisani, Buena llalky 2 1 »Lyons 6 3 1A pass-stealing and scoring spree]turned in fine backcourt per- schulz that kept the Caseys in Sapick o o 0 ilalinn ii n n Dlv 0 1 ! Vista Ave. to cop their second victory of formances for Coach Wirth. Os- the running. Of the 11 points 23 11 D7 M 15 I!S n n M , 1!) 13 51 Coach Lombardi's wife, Marie, It. Row (1 1!) 15 14—57 the year. Williams started the car Steward controlled the scored for Red Bank in the sec- .BUS 11-311 It. Pctor's (N. B.I 1« ia 22 17—65 scoring parade with a driving P.pd Kan!; Catholic 17 6 !l 19-51son Vince, Jr., and Susan will boards and scored eight pomtsiond frame( schulz tossed in eight Lone Hranc-Pliippsh . Cpnlou. layup. Bruce Seyfried stole the for Middletown. I be guests of the Pisanis for the ball twice for four more points rest of the week. Christmas Day ARE YOU READY Bobby Shnnti Ken Asprnmonte Roger Barry, who has beeni and Don Smith followed suit with hitting the cords for the Lions in Matawan's Spurt in Last the family will moter to Phila- EXPENDABLE IN EXPANSION—Five of the major league a steal to all two more, Smith's past games, rode the bench! delphia where they will have din- FOR. SNOW...? playeri who were picked up by the new American league bucket made the" score 80-73. somewhat last night but man-' ner with the mentor Lnmbardi. Munger hit on a drive to pull aged to acquire eight It won't be a visit amona teams, Los Angeles and Washington, in the player selec- points the Bulldogs within five, but Wit-1 while in the contest. 2 Minutes Gets 80-73 Win stransers as the Lombardi tion grab in Boston recently are outfielder Bob Cerv liams bombed a jump shot to j Walt Keegan, a 5-10 guard,! family resided in Fair Haven a'nd pitchers Bobby Schantz of the Yanks, outfielder end all Rumson hopes. Barny hitiPaced the Tigers with 12 points.' ASBURY PARK — Matawan minutes in the third quarter be- before moving nut to Groen Bay. Gene Woodling of the Orioles, Ted Kluszewski of the the last Regional basket. Wil-jHe hit only twice with deuces, High School came frorii behind fore being directed to the bench Vince, Jr., will visit his many liams completed the scoring without was razor sharp at the foul in the last two minutes of playvia the personal foul route. friends and former arads of Red White Sox and infielder Ken Aspromonte of the Indians. a free throw. jlane, getting eight points. Fred to knock off St. Mary's of South Matawan had five cagers in Bank Catholic Hitli School, jGerlach was the next busiest;Amboy, 80-73, here last night ondouble figures with Peterson's where was a member of the in the scoring with nine points,the Convention Hall court. 22 leading the parade. Terry Ma- Casey grid squad. Prepare NOW With A I MlilrttPtrnvMIlHH n (l~{1) 1 ' (II lll| M Sue will alos visit lier num- n F p r, F p St. Mary's had taken a 69-68gee waass nenext t with 177.. CollinColins R.irrv 1 2 h ' Wllsttn 0 O 0 : |ji lead With two minutes remaining dunked in 13 points, and Billj^ous friends of local school MEYER Snow Flow Jimmy Brown, Cleveland Star. SPP'PV j ? 1 *i 1 llflm.in and it was. the signal for theBowie and Maratea scored lop'vs. Rraun : n i 'Dllllld'i Coach Lombardi and Dr. I Kapp in; M.t.nnp Huskies to go, go, and they did points each. Joe Jankowski and p [n[si l 4ns isani are very close friends. and a JC6p Truck ;Rrunncr in; K»"kan 2 S 1"just that. Collins shot in five Frank KcnnedKenned>y paced jfie losers ' Il 1 n 2C.Lane 3 0 2quick points and Witkosky hit with 18 and 17. Several years ago Dr. Pisani was Wins Rushing Title; Taylor 2cl •j n ( ith 18 d 17 with four quick markers to pu,ll connected with pro football in a Clear snow quickly from JA.ir- - n fi o Matawan's junior varsity won 1 the game out of reach of St. m-vlical capacity. driveways, service arras NEW YORK (AP) — Jimmy Jim Taylor's running, nailed thejerown. He was first in comple-'iior.-*" ii n fi i a 54-38 contest over St. Mary's On several occasions when the Brown, Cleveland's great back, title for the Cleveland fullback.'tions (60.4 per cent), first in Mary's. j\;s. and parking lots with a n n ns •|PacWs were here in the East. has won the rushing title in theBrown finished with 1.257 yardsiaverage gain (9.19 yards), low- Mio.iii-town' " '. in ii it n-i- Matawan came up with a,big mm ' SI. Mao '«. 4-Whccl-Drivc 'Jeep' Miih'an.i^ I 11 8 r; K I' Suminsli! •Jl'.he past two years, Dr. Pisani nn 01 R o t fttt^ nf ^rt nirAPnno nf AGt in Intn^nnntinH^ /•} ft W^A^- ' (11^11 HfllM j National Football League for thejon 215 atemps, an average ofiest in interceptions (2.0 per I." -Thronkmnfion. Lof 30-17 second quarter which gavel; II il :"• Karrrll Truck—with snowbladc. .1 7 17 Jankinvskl i; 2 is <•'• the official doctor of the fourth straight year. He is the 5.8 yards a carry. Taylor gainedjeent) and third in comDletions the Huskies a cushion io work 3 (10 Krop;:f>r Thc extra traction of first four-time winner since Steve 1,101 yards for a 4.8 average. i(151), yards gained (2,297) and f|y)/>v \/3/"|t»/»»l on and a 45-33 half tima lead. 5 .", 11 AlU-raii Van Buren of Philadelphia in, John Crow of St. Louis, Mick j touchdown passes (21). ^t>ri» iJlsUfHJI I 1 I.' I K'*nn»ily 4-whecI drive, plus full The second half turned into ajj' 1 •-' 111 Tlbbctt SCORE STILL 530 1945, 1947, 1948 and 1949. IPietrosante of Detroit and J. D.| Passing standards are based on f 2 II I • control of thc blade, with thriller with St. Mary's rallying.ivp'«r»?i 0 0 0 Brown's gains against NewjSmith of San Francisco followedja formula that takes into con-ifS DES MOINES, Iowa (AP)- Mcvcr^Electrolift, gives only to have the Huskies counter .11 IS Ml : .Drake University football coach York in Sunday's finale and theiin that order. jsideration completions, yardage,! ' with their own rally. The Eagles Mnt'uvan maximum efficiency. decision of the Green Bay team Milt Plum, the quarterback of;TD passes, completion percent-i TRENTON (AP) — The statr St. Mary's !!.I6 n 21 10—7 Bus Mertes tells of this incident Fisl and squeaked through with margins which occurred last year when he Wltiys...niirtlirt«lMkniil to emphasize passing instead of;the Browns, _won the passing age, interceptions and average ' Game Council last j in the third and fourth periods. -—-- — gain. " i night voted to extend thc deer was coaching a losing Kansas ' 4'Ktliildllri tikltlii No Van I In the third it was a 21-17 ad- State team: Come tn fnr a demonstration todiy 'c Willf-*»l» Pl»n(n

Thk nrn I""-" *-'""• ™s urouo is meet- topped 'he field goal kickers . . , . , ", jinu at Bingham Hall five nishtswith 10 cram is he d from noon until 2L ' „ , , , .. , , , ;. ... , h :a week between the hours of 7 Abe Woodson of San Francisco ' ,' . , , . ... ,ian'l 9 p.m. was thc inn man on punt re The ninth grade to unlimited The dub plans to enter the turns with 1.1 for a 13 4 yard av- KKO groups have had as many as^ew Shrewsbury Teen Basket- -rage, and Tom Moore of Green 60 participants in afternoon «•*• ba|| League. ' Bay was best at kickoff returns s:ons at the Rumson-Fair Haven! Officers of the Boys' Club in-with 12 for a III avcra-e Regional High School gym. jC|uc|0 Bob O'Neil, chairman:. Davi, Hakn nfs frmciyc 1 The holiday season curtailed Frank Pezzuti. secretary, and Al an() |ern! Nf)|.,nn"nf st'lonis this activity due to school ac-Gallagher, treasurer. Com,nitleeiha(| „„, ,jps| ,.pcord f' „ ' .' tivities being held in the gym. members are Jim OiIlif-nn.,lorc-f-ntion-? 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Bright, and thoir fhroo jont wore on n door hunting trip rocontly and by tho looks 1724 ASBURY AVENUE ASBURY PARK of tho photo, Ilioy li^d A juccossful trip. Two of tho door w,orn criught in tho Proo- BOAT and SKI CENTER holrJ flro/i /ind two in South Jorsoy. Thoy oflcli woighod from 100 to 150 pounds. 75 WHITE ST. • SH 1-1124 • RED BANK phia Eagles Hope RED BANK REGISTER Splits and Green Bay Packers Going Slow Packers Read and Believe Misses By For Title Game With Eagles •PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The PAUL A. A^BRECHT Philadelphia Eagles arc hoping the Green Bay Packers read Na- GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) —Xity Stadium yesterday morningiwe leave for Philadelphia Satur- tional Football League statistics The Monmouth County BPA Traveling league isiThe National Football League'for a squad meeting wi?h Coach day morning." and more important, believe WLING ,7. ..•!. «,t u.. -/championship is at stake, but the Vince Lombardi and his assist-; The Packer standard formula What they read. not running up the high scores Of last season, DUt li|Green Bay Packers, champions'ants. Afterwards there was a calls for no contact work but a ; A look at the figures put out is Still the fastest loop in Monmouth County. With of the Western Conference, are short workout in the bright sun-lot of exercise and work on of- each week by NFL headquarters 39 games entered into the records, Middletown Lanes acting as if the playoff with'shine with the temperature '-'in j •fensiv e» an--d -'-"•defensiv-e formation'»—«-«s ghows the Eastern Division , , , . 1 ™ Ihe Ph ade ph a Eagles Monday the mid 20s. • specifically aimed at the next op- champion Eagles next-to-last just another ball game. "Sure, this is the big one," ponent. has won two more games than second place Play- v 6 - - .. among the 13 teams on defense KIM RANK KKCHEATIOV K1..M LANE'S BOWI.F.BK1TES After the customary Monday said Lombardi, "but we'll follow, Lombardi's squad is physically against rushing. And Green Bay WKUNESDAV MTK W drome Lanes, which has a 24 —15 mark. Middletown If, the Packers reassembled at our usual training routine until sound and he wants to keep it happens to be a running team. lernanl J. Marx Agency 29^ lii'j'Wlne Barrel, 20' that way. arx Brothers 3 13 Moamouth Qu 18' single game of 1,093. Howell Lanes Jim Taylor with 1,101 yards on . C. .Radio & Television To\\ ltiVi larold's, Radio & Electric 21 IS j As far as the Packers' mental 230 carries was the league's sec- eld In's Jewelers . 2\ 18 Kroll Motors 21 |1 is8 in third place, having been knocked off that second Fraser Tests Santa Anita altitude is concerned, Lombardi, ond top ball carrier, and Paul Ltlantfc Hotel . Ziy 19!4 Momnouth St. Chevron 19 20 although still a "holler guy" in >avison'i Maintenance . 191 23 iionmouth Vacuums 15 2run4 g last week when it dropped two games to fourth Hornung seventh with 671 yards . H. Kelly Company 15 - 26^ [>e Wai Construction ...- .....12 27 practice, has been telling his " D AtlantiAtlantic 33 3939 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES >Iace Elm Lanes. Howell is tops in the series scramble on 160 attempts. High team, three games—Marx Brnlhh- Ave. Injured Knee Hopes to Avoid players: "This is your game. 2762.7600 . Highg, ,thre e ggames—Mon- Dot McCue - 161.7 vith 2,989. Lucci's is the only other team to hit the Jerry Williams, Eagles' defen Marx 630630 . HiHighh, ttea m game— Rote Slavola _ 160.H ! give coach, didn't say it outright, Marx Brother! 1.016. High game— Marlt Bolvin ..151.15 !,900 class with a 2,922. SYDNEY (AP) Neale Fraser Strike On 2d DaV |V« iC wM, aul Patterson 256. Anne Albrecht .161.11 bulwark of Australia's Davis but in so many words he's hoping INDIVIDUAL AVERAGE^ Thomas .; 150.26 That second "place switch was the only position Lombardi, who transforme.1 the Western champion Packers Ave. Gert Itolan 147.17 Cup hopes, gave his ailing knee ltrerl Coouey _ 36 182.11 Lola Williams ...147.8 a workout yesterday and then ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) - A the Packers from NFL doormat are counting on their apparent krmantl Crupl ...42 181.1 Kllpalrlck 146.19 hange last Saturday as Playdrome, in taking the odd strike might close Santa Anita to division champs in two years, Jarlo Crupl ....42 178.3(1 Pasquella 146.5 left almost immediately to rejoin weakness when the teams meet kndy DeNuccl _ 42 177.20 .ydls. Tanguay _. 144. ne from the leaders, moved to second, and Howell racetrack the day after it opens!has a lot of fans right on his own here Dec. 26 in the NFL title ilonroe Man 42 176.25 Virginia Danpler ..139.25 his teammates in Brisbane. Hncent DePontl 8 176.4Jean Collins ..137.36 ropped to third by losing two games to fourth place ! its 1960-61 season Monday. ball club. game. rtlchael Arnone 29 174.22 Joyce Storms _ 136.1 The Australians have moved "We're serving notice that we Greatest Coach jarry Luslcano .24 172.S Bobby Bell .....134. Elm. Lucci's won a couple from sixth place Shore Lanes he preparations for next week's "In this league," said Williams Villlam Van Oivelda ..42 172.5Audrey Hawley _ 133.1 intend to strike," said the head as the Eagles prepared to work »aul Patterson ...39 171.22 Zane Gray _ ....133. to remain in the fight with a 514-game deficit. The lefense of the huge International of Loca, ,g0 of (he parimutuel Paul Hornung, the NFL'j top Robert Hancock 33 171.10 Teresa Gamnocorta K11.23 -ennu trophy there 3 get away , .. | , scorer with 176 points for the sea- out today at the Philadelphia ludy Flsclier ...... 3:i 171.10 Eleano" r Desant~ 'e ...131.19 cellar occupant, Ocean Lanes, downed seventh place Em s Gui|d Un css we Stadium, "If you are going to pet Famei Gullllams 36 170.29 Peg Allen __127.23 rom the constant rains plaguin; son and 355 in four seasons with Robert Cadilock -....,_ ~A2 Wally Sullivan 126.28 Harmony in two and moved to 1 y of seventh position. an acceptable contract offer, the Packers, calls Lombardi "the beat it's usually going to be roaepli LoClcero _. _.3Q Marge Norria 125.11 2 :his city. The Italians, surprise we'll work Monday and pull out V. Edgar Allen _ ....33 Lois Havens 124.212427 ;hallengers, are drilling at Mel- greatest coach I every played through the air. That's why we 'laude Borchardt 36 165.33 Diane Chisholm 123.20 It looks like those last three teams will battle for the Tuesday." have stressed pass defense in iscar Nfwman ..... A'l 168.22 Nnncy Ricnrdo 123.3 HDurne. under ... a master at han- Itiinrt Shapiro 35 Rth Sith ...121.7 Dottom slot, there being but a 314-game spread among Robert Strub, president of the dling and inspiring us. On strat- gtead o f rushing defense .ewia Davlnon •..._ „.._ IR Carol HerKlIng ..120.26 Before heading for Brisbane, Los Angeles Turf Club, said: Aganst Green Bay we are going Harold Young ...~ 42 Mary Ferrogine 119.2 Lhem, and sixth place Shore Lanes is 12 off the pace. Fraser jogged and exercised for egy and game preparation he's Joappii Rharahba _ _ 1* Jnnet Uamhocorta 115.21 "We have been unable to reach a to have to ration our distribu ,ouH DeMalo I-iouise Mohr 115.21 an hour, then rested briefly be- flawless. He's the kind of a man Mazza Louise Molir . 115 23 Individually it is Warren Martin with a 191 ur men i«i«i mic-nv m.~ satisfactory agreernent with the tion of emphasis more equil Tirry Krmil 114.26 b you just have to win for." LVilllam Etlier 3!) 1S3.35 average, one pin per game better than Bill Walker playing several matches;I union. . TThei/. r rnn(r!lrcontrac. t nvnirKexpiredi ably." Prank Grass . 3) Hasel Godwin ..113.14 against Wayne Reid and Ron Wllh no cn les m sl ht Lonv /Ictnr Costa 25 Liz Skoulas ....112.33 :ept. 16. There's a threat, but we L PP S - „ Williams, whose defensive sec Tllarles Siirjiiilz : 2S Mabel Bergllng r 111.17 and three per game over Norman Irons. The indi- Hewitt, both Australians. bardl doesn have t0 furrow hirow to pick the lineup that will terceptions, said the defensive "mil Schlssler „ 42 161.26 Nancy Plscopo 104.21 race the Eagles at Franklin Field Bernard Marx ..35 161.14 Mary K. Thorsen .103.2 Zolly Varga on top via a 258, four pins better Wimbledon champion since a plans to open the season." rushing figures were deceptive,. Itevo I.uclsano _. 35 160.17 Jo Ann Franches* ..: ...102.9 heavy swelling developed behind in Philadelphia Monday after- l*uclll» Marcla.no 102 2 Joseph Detchemendy, president He pointed out that when the ohnn NuccNuccll 38 159.32 than Phil Lepore's and Emil Geile's highest games. his left knee last Thursday. Doc- noon. lal y MMcCuC e 11 158.8 of Local 280, said: Eagles met rushing teams such *eo Naclerlo 18 157.11 Minm.ETOWN A 1KAOIK Barry Axel had the best afternoon of any of the ors were pleased with Fraser's For sure, Bart Starr will be at Harry Foicola 35 156.34 w "The tracks have asked for as the Cleveland Browns or St. 14 quarterback. The Alabama lad ay Russell 30 154.17 John Daniel's Men'i Shop _....28 keglers in this league when he rolled a 664. Bill drill, but added "that we will Louis Cards, they were up to Kirost KlgrlKl'l m .....338 S2I5S.233 Paddock Lounire ..25 17 know more today after we have more time. We have continued to who went almost four seasons as Joseph Dennis ... .- 39 155.13 Brlgadoon Vlllatft ,.. 221419>S the occasion. Lewi*- Hendrlcka _ 31 156.6 John's BaBarr _ 22'i 19V Walker is next with 650 and Steve Cucchiara had a chance to see the reac- negotiate, • since we hoped to professional before he' scored Edward Kelly ._ .:. 9 151.1 Keyport Picking it' 21' reach some kind of agreement. "This has been a team," as- Tom Gamnacortu . 30 147.23 Peps'epi i Cola 181...J 23'.*. third on a 640. on." his first victory, really took «erts Williams, "which has been Ruiljr Ferro»ln« .3:1 145.fi Mldrtldtown Lanes _...17'.4 2414 But you have to call a halt some charge of the Packers in their Donald Lons; sp 144.26 Fort Monmouth Clippers .16 26 In comparing the local bowling scene, as we In Melbourne all the talk was flexible enough to meet each William Msy .'27 144.2 COO Series: Jon Llposky 193. 203. about the amazing transforma- me." drive to the title. Gcorpe Douglas „ lfi 113.1 242—638; Bubby Andrus 204, 206, 226 started to last week, Perry's, Long Branch, seems He said the local's attorney is game situation as it came up." Don Mftzzs . IR 112 r —83H. ion in Orlando Sirola, the Riant Starr won four in a row at the "ohn Green „ .... 18 135 4 21m Cluh: Harry TJevlne 213, Ed now preparing the required five- Tom Brookshire, Eagles' de Mamsr.ews.kl 201, Sam Galassl 225 to be dominated by the Long Branch Commercial talian whose play eliminated the •nd of the 1!)53 season when th" fensive team captain, feels, thi Sinn Savage 201. John Palandrano 200, Americans in the interzone finals. day notice which must be served Packers had a 7-5 record in HL!.V XAME SOCIF.TV I.EAGIK Tony Caorlonl 213. Monte N'akano 203 league, Gene Cosentino hit 700 on the nose while on management prior to a strike. Packers are the toughest team in MON'MOUTH COUNTY Zol Varea 21«. 205; Tom Zlngale 201 Despite his don't-care reputa- Lombardi's first year at Green the league to plan a defensi .\ATIO.\AI< I.KAIil'K Luke Locan 204. Joe Menzzopane. Jr. the Long Branch Ice and Fuel team hit 847, 1,053 1 :56, Blacky Rufllnl 200. Georie Pssro- tion, Sirola was battering the The strike would involve 425 Bay. But he opened the l!)6f) •gainst. St. James 2 ' . ift ]•' noulos 201. 235: John Isaksen 237. Rov and 1,036, for 2,936, to lead In the high team game regular parimutuel workers at race by losing to the Chicago at. nose 2 nfi •"'Norman 230, 201: John Collins 205. ball in the drills and running "You've got to gamble with Holy Trinity 1 24 jj George Sollanek 222. and series honors. Joe Megill, rolling for Kiefer's himself into good condition for Santa Anita. The Guild voted Bears. Then he alternated with your pass defense to help stop Holy Spirit 3 St. Jerome 2 3 1!> he best of five series that starts 406-11 to strike unless a wage Lamar McHan for a spell. the running of Taylor and Horn- star of the Sea 23 19JRF.D BANK TIKCRKATIOV TUESDAY Tools in the West Long Branch Commercial agreement was reached. St. Rose of Lima 2 :....23 MOHT LEAGUE Monday. Starr took the quarterback job ung," says Brookshire. "At th Mount Carmel IR I League, came up with an 11-in-row 280 game to "The best job in tennis this The union has asked a raise of again starting with a 41-13 tri- tame time you can't discount th St. i,m The Great 1 1» 241 Vincent's Beauty Salon .«_..- 29 $3 a day over a three-year per- St. Michael is 2ri!Pvassns Rrothers _ 26 head the individual high game list. For the gals it year* has been Coach Jaroslav umph over the Bears in Chicago. passing of Bart Starr to capabl Holy Spirit 4 _1il )il Delivery Inc. _ _!I~L"Z"'24 iod, plus fringe benefits. The St. Rose 3 14 Forrar's Liquors . "'^4 is Mary Stout of Donald's Laundry in the Long Drobney's changing of Sirola's He kept it by sharp play calling receivers such as' Max McGee Hjnh scorers—J. Hornlck 224. Rogers Club Metra ... . 2.1 mental attitude," said one Aus- parimutuel sellers now average Aschenllno 222, T. Moss 213, D. Bruno and superlative play calling, fin- and Boyd Dowler. It's going t Overhead Doors Prod. Corp. . 21 Branch Women's and Mary Kowalczyk of Hayden's tralian critic. $27.60 a day, cashiers $30.60 and be a rough afternoon." 213. C. Oslnskl 207, B. Renrdon 203, Red Bank Register 19 ishing the regular league season 200; W. Bruns 200, L. Farrell 200. Hni^ock's Radio Service- 14 There was sunshine for the calculators $02.60. AMKHICAN I.RAGIiK BOO Series-Robert Clambrone 210, Tavern with 225. with the top passing percentage Joining Brookshire In thi Vf I, 191. 225—626 first time in five days. Officials Last negotiations between the of any quarterback in Green Bay Eagles' defensive secondary art St. Rose of Lima 1 29 1350(1 CMih-MIke Schmidt 204. Ed Grob Mike Tobia hit a 277 game in the Three Man St. Dorothea 26 12116. Ned SlciielJ 207. Steve nr<-«lev 205 of the White City Stadium, where union and the California Federa- history. He completed 98 out of Don Burroughs, Bob Freemar St. Jerome 1 24 IRIrani k Plney 202. William Morrlssev Major loop up in Matawan-Keyport while Tom Paris the matches will be Dlayed, said tion of Racing Associations was 172 passes for 1,358 yards and and Jimmy Carr. This quarte Holy Spirit 2 _ „. »°u loij 232. Rudy Fischer 204. 214: Jon De'- St. Catherine 22 " 20 Falco 206. splintered 731 pins in three games in the Sunday Night they are certain the center court 10 days ago. Detchemendy said four touchdowns, a sparking 57 Team, hig1h1 with the help of middle line- Holy Trinity 2 _ 22 20 • '"p Ihre••••*.*e. Eames—VincentP^IIIII'.II t IIILr Jl' will be dried out sufficiently by St. Anthony . "101; ?"uBeaut. y Snlon 2.577. Team, high mm Mixed league in the-same establishment. The Middle- he would negotiate either with per cent. He had but five passes backer Chuck Weber, intercepted St. Rose 1 19 2—Oi3 l Delivery Inc. 938. Hlch serles- Monday. the federation or with the track intercepted. 30 passes during the regular sea- St. Denis 19 03P.ohert Clambrnne «28. High . game town Bowling league has team honors via Mallet's St. James 1 „ ZZ.\H 24Pat Msresca 233. itself. • son. All but Brookshire, a dra St. Leo The Great 2 .... 17 25 Builders with 2,832 and Rockafellow Construction Co. The federation is asking the ; chi>ce, wefe obtained via trades Holv SSpirip t 1 1414 28 •P.! A TKAVri.IKO I.KAfil'E High sr«rcrs—R. Krnoa 230. A. parimutuel workers to continui Savage 507. J. Craffey 205. W. Buck- Mlddlelown Lanei ... '•6". 12' which has a 984 game. Viv Wilson and Janet Pieper Celtics Rally The versatile Chuck Bednaril nlew 199, M. Toscano 197. J. Bradley 'laydrome Lanes 2414 1«: to work under terms of the oli 192. lowell Lanes _ 2* 1shar5 e the high game honors for the ladies with a couple .—he'll play offense and defens Eln Lanes .....Z..22 17 contract until it can be dete Luccl's Lanes 21 IR — and rookie Maxie Baugham MOXMOUTH COUNTY CATHOLIC of 235s, while Mary MacAuliff hit the double century To Beat Royals mined it wage increases can be TV'"- be the corner linebacker. i.r.Ar.vr. «"iori» Lanes HI; 24 Harmonv Bowl .. 12U "fi mark three times for a 604. granted. w"h Jesse Richardson and Ei IV L Ocean Lanes "11 "s NEW YORK (AP) - The Bos- St. Agnes 1 28 r 200 Club: Mike Cello" 2(10. Norn ton Celtics rallied in the second The union previously agreed K'-pyat at tackles and Marioi St. Mary's 2 _ ,m -17 Irons 201, John Petersen 210. Znlli The Friday Night Women's league at the Red St. Joseph's _ .27 ' IS half to defeat the Cincinnati to continue work under terms ot Campbell and Joe Robb Maninj C. W. V 2H Varca 202. A] Terranova 200. 211; HI]Bank Recreation is showing the lassies how to bowl St. Atnes 1 „ 26 1Walke9 r 200. Frank Knlb 212 21 < Royals, 115-112, in a Nationa' the old contract at Tanforan, the ends. Riyshore K of C 2 in 11Curly Bolvin 211, Julius Cesar 211 Golden Gate, The Western Har- St. Mary's 1 .24 2Lo1u Garcia 225. Frank Herbert 20 via a 219 by Marie Golino and a 546 by Anne Albrecht, Basketball Association gam Phi1 l Lepore 20«. Ben Harris 20 ness Association „ meeting at MIXKP noimi.rs I.KAME Holy Family I ...... 23 I' "* McArdle 20?. Me! Juplt.r 212. For the men it is Dale Norcross with a 267, and a 67 last night at Madison Square w Holy Family 1 ....2.1 Marshall Bn.im 20P. Bill Kullberi Garden. Hollywood Park, and the Los Recreation Tap Houatt .M SI. Ann's 3 23 Jo» Pinto J02. E.1 Matuszewsk by Tom Bond, in the Red Bank Recreation Wednesday ; Alltn Electric ...23 St. James 2.1 The Celtics rallied from a five- Alamitos Quarter Horse track. . Rlrrlrlnn B«r .22 SI. Ann's 1 ..22 f Cltv Barbtrs .22 St. Catherine's 1 .. 22 23 Night Commercial League. The Red Bank Business- noint deficit at intermission to • Wslt's Chtvron 51 St. Benedict's 2 ..... 21 24 WOMKN'S TOMMI'MTT i Alnlne Const. 21 Holy Family J 20 CHURCH I.KAOUE men's League has the team game and series via a 1,019 lead, 101-88, in the lirst three! AlUlille Hots! 2I> St. Catherines 2 2n W minutes of the fourth period and]Ko ^ future. 1000 Asbury Avenue Crab Hollow ifurina 14 Spdee Wholes. Flo. Del. Caso Cleaners . 18 *>4 erous Cincinnati fast breaks con- Packers with 2,150. ;Crate'a Beverage 11 Schwelger Bros. Al Wolfe Ik Sons !J"'is . ••< There are all kinds of tournaments cropping trolled by Oscar Robertson and Asbury Park PR 5-8700 Julian's Sport Shop . . n« ** Wlilte Crystal "u 31 Arlen Bockhorn. registered 36 200 Club—Joe Balogh 215. Sam Pos- up across the country and now we have learned of ton 201, John Montaldo 215. Jack Flypi noints. Robertson had 28 andj MAN!. .WHAT TRACTIOUI 212. Ron Carhart 203. George Fennell a new one that takes 13 weeks to complete. This Bnckhorn 21. 247. Paul Pembrlcks 232. Stan Am«ter- dim 203. Red Lambert 247, F.d Waltt Is called the Toltin Classic and it aimed at the The Rovals rallied from the 13- 201, Dan White 222. average bowler. It is run on the same basis as the ooint deficit to trail by only two! FRIHAV SITE MIXED noints. 105-103, with 4:Vi retnain- T.Pts. Master's tournament with pretty good prizes all Bruce'a Games 3fi 'ng. But kev baskets by Frank; Walt's Furniture _ 35 down the line. Scoring is based on the Petersen Rhenvln Williams . 31 Ramsey. Sam Jones and Hein-! Sunset Motel 33 sohn clinched the decision for • STAVE Wee J. Contractor 33 point system with one point for each game won Hazlet Heralds no Boston. Doughs Electric 2.9 and one point for every 100 pins into the pit. All Carrollers 28 Matawan Builders ?7 this is on an Individual basis with five games rolled Crate's Beveragei ... . 25 Red's Maple Delicatessen •"'.'• each week for 13 weeks. The bowler change lanes Rookie Budd Martin Co. 2 12 21 ' Mldtlletnwn Delicatessen 22H for each game. The high average men face each Fit Rite Aluminum ...22 D Union Dnitr .... . *" Wavne Corfee Co. _ .'..'22 other each week and so on down the line. This accs Knicks Dell Fur Construction . 17 Mickey Houses . 18 gives each bowler the maximum chance to make NEW YORK (AP) - Rookie Team I „ u those all important points. The winner in each es- Dave Budd and newcomer Phil: Rollins produced a i sparkling) SUXDAV XITP MIXED Dni'HI.KS tablishment will then go on to the county finals, fourth quarter performance last iEusri: W and the winner there to the state finals. Four of Us _ in night in igniting the New York 111 Henry Inn 25 Knickerbockers to a 122-112 vic- Colonial Life Ins. ?4 The same system is set up for the gals will) Ihe Sometimes 23 tory over the Syracuse Nationals. VnV* Cocktail Ij«uiigii".".'™.'"."Z"22 prizes scaled down in. accordance with the number of Orasso's Luncheonette . 21 In the first game of the Na- Ocean View Tavern _ 19 entrants. Both men and women are set up in two dif- Figging Unlimited 19 tional Basketball Association LOW PROFILE SNOW TIRES Keansniirg -Mid. Nat. Bank .....17 ferent classes. Men who average 180 or better will be doubleheader, the Boston Celtics Team Nine . . m Got th* widc-blt* inow lira. Kntrarl 11!, 51Scompetin, g with each other and those who roll under beat the Cincinnati Warriors, 115-112, before 10,137 at Madi- 95 Htri'i tht'low Profllo'inow tire. Wh«r» othor tirei • M/iSt-l] llip and tpln, thii tir* digs in. And on cltortd pave- KEVPnnT HISINKSSMKNS 180 will be in a class of there own. The two classes for son Square Garden. W T nmust mtnti wh«r« nthor tlr«i hum, thii tlrs keep! mum. rt ladies arc 150 and up, and 149 and below. This idea ?™ W" * Llonnr no 12 US IS Mlddlelown Lnnej Pro Shop . .10 11 Don't gel snowbound thii winter. Ctt a pair of Kevpnrt Cleaners .. "r, 1wa7s worked out by Joe Toltin of East Paterson, and t:M Aflnam IIIMI Tin U.S. Royal Winterld«» today. EASY TERMS "ennettl rtfto'lnR . " ?i m •lullsi ltd liHdlbli tilt has been tried and proven there. Joe is now trying to SUNDAY, ME. Rrlitndoon Vlllnse ... in1 n11 Circle Chevrolet ( r n DEC. £W PAY AS YOU GO IN SNOW Mlddlelown Lanes . ... *>i introducin e the idea here in Monmouth County. A feature MUFFLERS Ott Ticket! Now =nnras Construcllon """.'! 14 2f. —l,sm> Rtllrrrd 'nlon Drugs .... 12 ?,ofn this classic is that each entrant is supplied with dull Afillsblt USE YOUR No wonder, thli it Amerlct'i Mvingt-«it muf- Vnrlese Construction .. Z f] 3« 200 Club—Hunk (lulrlrh J05 Ernie a George London shirt. This opens the way to addition- flei! And AnMriea'i bMt uliinc. tool You MT* leantlgan 205, Leo Mnna. Jr. 201. EASY CHARGE on the low Rtjrco price! You uvt on lower t** n2inriC". w"Illn« 2"l. Phil Oramllnelll al prizes should one of the keglers hit a perfect game. HARLEM 207. Ted S.illt 201. Oltn Krh 21" n coiUt And your B*yco muffler li built to outlut Scora's inl' °"lrt" K«ll«t» John '•llothertbjritar.wflitfa gutruH* ifdoil This league is truly a team league. These high scores have been rolled through team efforts, GLOBETROTTERS Buudcnuiof defaca fo» (fat lift of your or. W Itualta) Free in 15 mlautn. Paul's Rnrber Shop ... ij and not because one man on a team has been a u WUHiCTON GEHlllli U.S. ROYAL .1 * I. Aulo Psrls ...... '." ?| Optn Daily I'lsher's nen'lce .... "in hot bowler. Stanley Savage has the high average ADDED FEATURE— Kni'h'N Kiorlm _ '"20 Tht GrMttit Tablt Ttnnl* SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY 'Til » P.M.I Mill IlHrrlwurc's tnu Sot, 'Til , '"hern's Mnrliet . it of 190—31, a mere eight pins shy of 191. Frank Playiri Compttlnj In (One Mile South of Airport) .Urn's Rnms.ii (Pnnlen 1714 WORLD'S RAYCO 6 P.M. Andy's Temrn dervlri- n Kortnn of the leaders Is next with a 189 even, CALL SH 7-3404 followed by John Palandrano of Marine Bar, with CHAMPIONSHIP INIIIHTIIIAII , I.KAIH'E t ADDED ACTS OF BKILI, Anierlrrnn n Cnitntt. fund Clri-ii« .. . . 188. The highest game so far is owned by two men, FRANK PORTER'S Annsironr Cork 1 . ROUTE 35 ^UST NORTH Msrlln l',i I Subby Golino of Marine Bar and Lcs Stevens ASBURY PARK * A Iliwly slinn . ...in of EATONTOWN CIRCLE '1'ivln lluro Hsnil.ler 11 of Crntc's Bcvernges with 257 each. Joe Hobko of CONVENTION HALL Mnltlietv ,1, mil Ticket! 14.50, IJ.50, $2.30, 91.80 Mflrtln ''n. 3 ::..:;.:;•''*ii DeFnlco's llardwnro lias the only respectable HINKfl, 404 Main St., Alb, Tk. Arlnntrnng f'nrk 2 ...... n 1)1.1 l'Roipect 4-4208 MMI 4 . H series, fifi'1. RED BANK TIRE CO. conslnirtlon I.I'4 J2't r Mail*, fee. 21.19* VDUKKUOSm CROSSWORDPUZZLE Bridge Co/aim ACROM i SHyJ If you're trying to get out of 1-Boom in force harem 10-Sewlng a place ifs the height of foolish- 4-Postscript Implement am ngjEiEJ (an ness to slam the door in your THE HANDS (abbr.) 15-Exlsts (•Stupid 14-Tlny own face. The right technique is East dealer person 17-Wife of to keep the door open and squeeze U-Negation Jacob Both sides vulnerable U-Weara away X0-"War god ans HBHIIBI yourself through. NORTH 16-L»tln 23-Faroe No medals will be awarded for * J conjunction Islands saga ssan M-Burned with whirlwind a SQSEI an the bidding of this hand. There ¥ A 7 4 hot water/ 24-Con]unctlon a iana aa were several reasonable ways for lt-Prtntef» JS-Having a • K 10 9 5 3 measure single nature aas@ QISEMI South to get to the sensible con- • K 10 3 2 H-Coolfd lava 27-Golf mounds tract of game in notrump. For WEST EAST »1-Hurrled JO-Game played 22-Soft drink on horseback example. North might have bid • 98542 AQ1073 S4-Ventllate» Jl-Allowa 43-Talki Idly 67-Ethloplan two diamonds instead of four VJ62 VKQ983 28-Seasoning 35-Kind of 44-Compast title • J 6 2 • A Q 4 JS-Cloth cloth point clubs; South would bid two J7-Body of 46-Man'» CS-Sun god • 8 4 + 7 measur* spades, and North could try two SOUTH 19-Slumber water nlcknam* 60-Skill notrump. South would raise to ' 11-Part of foot 58-Bet 48-Go In 62-I!ebrew * A K 6 MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY JS-Spanish 39-Klte Jl-Solar disk Utter three notrump, and the hand f 10 5 / article 41-Turklah would lay itself down for nine VOUGAVEV VEAHI IT WAS I4-Poor food regiment 53-IUpped 64-Compass • 8 7 J6-Profound point tricks. * A Q J 9 6 5 IT up?rrn BEGINNIN'TO »8-Pronoun 2 3 East South West North 1 IM> FIGHT ME! ~ <0-In»ect As the bidding went, South had IV 2 * Pass 4 * 42-Ceacel 45-\Ylnfr to try for 11 tricks at clubs. He Pass 5 * All Pass 47-HeraIdlo won the first trick with dummy's Opening lead — V 2 bearing 4»-Paln(ul ace of hearts, drew two rounds £(l-FfEtlve 22 23 of trumps, cashed the top spades, 62-Jargon 20 my, and ruffed a spade in dum H-Note of Bcal9 discarding a heart from dum- 55-Prlnter'a 28 my. measure With the stage thus neatly,set, li-One KUIH7 of treason 29 declarer led the remaining hear H-Symbol for from dummy. This where East tantalum •1-Amend did his door-slamming act. He (l-nubher OB 42 MEDICAL went up with the queen of hearts pencil 38 39 «5-Taut This locked East neatly into cs-Kote of a-cala 47 48 his own hand, just where he #7-SuperIatlv» MEMOS tnalns; 51 53 54 didn't want to be. If East led a 50 ly H. I. Harsctontohn, M.D. diamond, dummy's king would DOWN 56 57 make a trick; and if East led BARNABY By CROCKETT JOHNSON 1-Poem anything else, dummy would ruff f-Mlnox part 62 while South discarded a diamond I-Indennlte John, ifs one of The number is article Either way South was home safe, 4-Mocca.lni 66 Must Play Low the escaped dogs in the story in -Er.Ellen.lt B-Strike« from the Humane (-Interfered Diitr. yUnlttd Feature Syndle*t«, Inc. East's only chance is to play the newspaper. Barnaby wants T-NatlT» m«t»l a low heart instead of putting up Society shelter. "CAB-4200"- a dog so much, the queen. As the cards lie, Wes I wonder, if— is able to win the trick with the jack of hearts. West then returns So Many Wonderful Ways a diamond, and East gratefully takes his two tricks. The gentleman in the corner To Thrill Gals on Gift List wants to know what sort of idiot When the body itches it does East would be if South had J-5 The expresiion-, "all women Bouffant petticoats are ideal not necessarily mean that there •ra alike" has long since re- of hearts instead of 10-5. In tha for every young women, and is something wrong with the skin. case, South would win the second ceived Its come-uppance; but theeven older women will appreci- It could be a symptom of some heart trick with the jack, and IMI-M fact remains than enough women ate a soft bouffant to perk up internal disturbance. Obviously, East would never win a hear are enough alike in enough re-their wardrobe. putting creams and lotions on thetrick. East would have the con- By ED DODD gpects, so that their gift-select- skin may relieve the symptom of solation of knowing that he made MARK TRAIL ions need never be a problem. Lace - beribboned panties, itching but will not get rid of the the play that had a chance to OKAY, FOSTER.. you have an idea of the size, are cause. defeat the contract. Putting up LIGHT THE Blondes, brunettes, redheads a luxury item that will stamp Among- the ailments which can the queen of hearts gives him no FUSE/ . or In-betweens; kindergartners you "giver of the year." cause itching, diabetes is the most chance at all; playing low gives to grandmothers; cautious or common. Oddly, the degree of him the chance that his partner extravagant; stay-at-home or SWEATERS itching is not proportional to thehas the jack of hearts. gad-about; they're all women, severity of the diabetes. Actually, DAILY QUESTION and they all love — This preferred wardrobe item it is just the opposite as a rule. As dealer, you hold: Spades—J has come a very long way from Those who have mild diabetes hearts—A 7 4, diamonds—K 10 LINGERIE grandma's time when it was worn in the beginning stage are more 9 5 3, clubs-K 10 3 2. What do primarily to keep warm. Today likely to suffer from itching than you say? Yes, they dol From frilly sweaters ranging from bulky persons who have severe diabetes. Answer: Pass. You have 11 I CANT DOIT.'.../ pelgnors to tailored slips, you'll types designed for casual wear to Sometimes this symtpom gives points in high cards and should ca/vr... warning that diabetes may de- GOT roaer TONY find that lingerie Is a gift al- fur-trimmed evening beauties are count about 2 points for distribu- OUT OP THERE? ways sure to delight! And, with found in every woman's closet. velop before any other symptoms tion, but your only length is in the selection available this gift- of this disease appear. minor suits. Change your long Ing season you can almost Here, it's almost child's play to Such a warning,*if brought to suits to spades and hearts and choose something extra-special the attention of a doctor instead you would think of opening the NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL for every gal you know, within select a sweater to make a mos suitable gift Just let her social of being treated with various skin bidding. this category. V'KNCW life decide your choice, and you remedies before seeking medical , WHO SUT UNCLB attention, may make it possible HIS MONEY IN PECULIAR UWAN WOULP PUT 1W0 can't go wrong. The outdoor gal POt-UAKSCN Sophisticated nylon gowns wants a shaggy bulky, either to stop the diabetic condition be- that can almost double for atpullove- r or cardigan style. The fore any other symptoms arise. home wear, albeit a bit bare, social butterfly can't get enough Treatment at that stage would will thrill even the hard-to- of beaded or embroidered cardi- also stop the itching. please type that you think has Itching due to diabetes is helped everything. gans and will consider a fu trimmed cashmere THE best by avoiding the use of soap and gift ever! water and using cleansing lubri- (Do you worry until you're blue At the other end of the scale cants, instead, so that the skin in the face? Write to George, in are pajamas, tailored or frilly, does not become dry. care of this newspaper and en 3-piece sleepwear sets designed And, the school-going contin- gent, whether grade or college close a snapshot. We collect blue for the traveling gal, and "baby faces.) doll" pajamas to add a note ol variety, will eagerly welcome One Shot any car coat, trimmed or un- gayety to every woman's sleep- AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) - It took wear wardrobe. trimmed, to mate with their Confidential to J. Edgar Hoov- skirts. just one shot for Ernest Her- er: It would make a fine desk bert, 10, to get his limit of two Slips are a year-in-year-out motto, I think, and the correct FUR AND NEW does. phraseology is: "Crime Doesn't POGO By WALT KELLY necessity that no female ever Ernest, who lives at the Waco has enough of. However, if you Pay." Even women who prefer the State Home for Boys, brought ' suspect that she is well-stocked them down on an "Operation Or- In this department, try a slip or tried and true, will be delighted Dear George: HOWCANl^VWdSp^ with a touch of what is new! Andphan" deer hunt in Mason Is there any way to keep house- petti-slip in one of the new, County. bright lingerie shades. Just there's nothing newer this yea work from being drudgery? than fur and fur-like accessories. Ernest fired at one doe and Tired Out watch her eyes light, up when made a clean kill. The same bul- she opens a be-ribboned box toIn this category you can find de- Dear Tired Out: lightful gifts within every budget let wounded a second doe in the Yes. Many articles and books find an orange, yellow, green or head. sophisticated black slip! range from mink head-bands t( have been written on how to take fake-leopard scarves. "When they put the dogs on the the drudgery out of housework crippled animal, it swung back through planning, time and mo- Helicopter toward the" youngster so close tion studies, a change of mental Especially delightful are fluthat he floored it with a rock and attitude, making a game of it FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - short jackets found in accessory then dispatched it," game war- ftate police are trying to unload and-or utilizing efficient methods. departments, fashioned of sode- n Gene Ashby said. All these articles and books can one ever-sc-slightly used helicop- smart fake fur. Leopard, broad- Since the "Operation Orphan" ter. do wonders. As long as you are tail and perslan lamb lend them- hunt started three weeks ago, 170sitting down reading them, the Reason: selves beautifully to this type of boys have bagged 216 does. The 1. It's too small for rescue fakery and make jackets tha drudgery has vanished. hunts were set up to harvest sur- Get back up to the housework- MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST work. can't fail to thrill a woman. plus does and to give the orit'- s drudgery. 2. Its usefulness in transporta- phans practice in handling a WHILE, AT THE MR TERMINAL- ONE MOMENT, MI55 / tion (it's a two-seater) is limited. MI55 BUTTON SOWESf-HERE. B0WE5!--V0U »NT Headbands, scarves handbags, rifle. Dear George; TAKE THAT CAT WITH/ 3. Observation by the pilot is belts and gloves are also seen in HER CAT, HER. SUITCASE. '•—? fur-like fabrics, and will add tha Accompanying General Wash- girl's college? "•i^^A^^lV.^^^^TTON BJIBT K> CRAFTY "The biggest use," said state touch of something new to anyington on the March to Trenton, Jaspar HAVE. SEEN 50 GULLIBLE T ^tf, citoPATRA WkS AT HER police director David Espie, "was wardrobe. 1776, was Capt. James Monroe, Dear Jaspar: jetting the pilot used to it." later the fifth President of the Not without a certain reserva- The $22,409 year-old machine United States. tion. joes up for public sale Friday. And If you can't make a choice, ]ust remember that the fashion LINE IS PROPHETIC picture is spotted-leopard-like "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean CENTRAL CITY. Colo. (AP)- that Is, and any accessory in this furry fabric will rate high with For Thursday, December 22 Tn the summer performance of any woman. "A Thurber Carnival" at the Cen- tral City Play Festival, Eddie Present—For You and Mayehoff recited a piece about a If you're still stuck, remembe Yours • • • Get an early start. bed falling on his father. Thehosiery, costume jewelry am Even then there won't be enough Bight after the opening perform handkerchiefs are always-wel houn in the day for all you wish »nce Mayehoff climbed into bed come standbys. to accomplish. Don't overlook in his rented house, and the bed the smallest opportunity to en- REVEREND BILL O'MALLEY hance your prestige in business collapsed about him. No injuries So here's to good gifting GET OUT OF HERE resulted. whether she's 6 or 60! circles. By nightfall, you'll be WORKING ready to fall into a heap, so ..WHAT ARE! I'LL DO IT ,'AY make no social commitments for YOU PDIN&? ONMY IREMENT 01 WAY this evening. BUDGET DULLED FOR THE ENTWITH MWTH Past. • • Back in 105i>, the col- Future • • • Astronauts may use ony of Massachusetts passed a marrow from their own bones law that read, "Whosoever shall to fight lethal effects of radia- be found observing any such day tions rncrmnlcrcd in their travels as Christmas, or the like, either .through space. Bone marrow is by forbearing of labor, feasting, valuable in treating radiation or in any other way, ihall be because of its cell building func- lined 5 shillings." tions.

The Day Under Your Sign

ARIES |Bom March 21 lo April j?) LIBRA (Sept. 23 *oOct.22j I'tirMlr prrMina) affair* or charitable li^l'tct all hminrM n,i|itis anri enrre* activities Thin it a grat Hay for crtoV. MH'titlrnef (or [lo^'itilr error nr lfK»l THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY ins. flaw. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) THEY'RE BEIWQ SO GOOD TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Don't lifK'fCt wntk jiikt hrcntiNf the 1 t>OrvVT THIUK I CAM Ilr altrl for an* danger il travtlinjr. holiday ncasfin niaVffi you feel like "i IT Takt il alow anilcaay not I 1'jrlyuiif. GEMINI IM«y2l toJun«2l) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dsc. 21) You won't iccomi'llnh niucli, but «tay You mar ha»e lo put you' loot <*<>*• IN iitrrr anit makp wlmlcvcr prourm ai rmrilojrrn aiart early cclfbraiinn. •-mi can. CANCER Uun« 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN |D.c, 22 to Jan. 20) You can now expect in Incrcanc In men* A'lifcln fiirourngt- n«*in in linlincii vltli isRfi, tniJI, and JnvitMirtik inllitriillal IMI'UHJH ac(|tiaintanrcn. LEO (July 22 lo Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 lo Fob. 19) AvnM • tnitlniry to let yn\tr ml ml 'DIP day lifginn on a Kraiilyinr nn(f, *in*ltr in ileid of concern riling on *HTI 1,111.11 y ami n^M.i..ai(K in IMKII Itn- BE SURE TO SAMPLE THE SCENTS before you purchase men's F'ISCtS IPcb. 70 (o March 20) VIRGO (Au?. 22 to 5opt. 22) 'I hi* IK n tluit* for tlf.ir tliinVui^, rtol toiletries Miys CKntlon 1lou.se To show your j'jft Is n thoufiht- Information (fining jour *av it \'* initlliifc "" dccioi'ins tin ill l.itfi ?ul one, select lollelrics in containers preferred by men—simple l/mi*u*I channel niiy |-rove im|» dalr. »n lum- room, den, enclosed porcb, two-car Comecutlve town Red Bank. Reference required. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT garage. J175 month. W^.O.B.ecuave Line SH 1-1123. ber to form a stuTdy under carriage, ads wing Tin Register's P. 0. Box JScTuEtri! 3 ROOM OUTFITS! (our legs, eight leg brackets, wood- RANCH HOIIB — Six rooms, thr.s screws, nails and directions. APARTMENTS bedrooms, two bsth", one-csr garage. Yearly Contract Ratei on Request ELECTROLUX CORPORATION Immediate occupancy. . |200 month. MEN /wanted. Sales and service. Me- Outfit #76443 SAVE 95c BY CASH AND CARRlf GARDEN APARTMENTS AVAILABLE Rolston Waterbury, Realtor, 15 West Minimum Insertion Three Lines chanical background helpful. 503 Pros* -314, 4V4. and 5 rooms. ;Molly Pitcher. Front St., Red Bank. SH 7-3500. J Ct lllv rtl melIt fI pect Ave., Little SJIver Shopping Cen- • 9-pc. Living Room Group BORROW OUR Al;TO CARRIERS Village. Inquire Apartment 24. Mr " " "* ' " "ssrveit O'.Vell. SH 1-9115. OAKHURST. fnur bedrooms, two bsthi ter. SH 1-2070. • 8-pc. Bedroom Outfit -FREE garage. NEPTUNE, eight-room split. • 5-pc. Dinette TABLE ON DISTLAY AT STORE) FURNISHED — ONE. TWO AND Three 1', baths. LI 2-1626. TRAINBOARDS IN STOCK bedroom apartments. Heat and wate YOUNG MAN and family size renewed refrigerator supplied, CA 9-1553. HIVEH PLAZA—Five rooms and bs:fc, No cancellations will bi accepted or changes midt In ilriiilii. • PULL TIME Finished cellsr. Newly decorated. D*art- ments ont hour after receipt at office. Rapid advancement. Salary while at- > Unpaid Balance $173. PLASTIC COVERS THREE ROOMS and bath, private enrl stret. Available January 15th. tending training school. Must be 17 For Morlel Railroads, size entrance, furnished or unfurnished. All J130 monthly, sjf 1-378.1. yeara ot age or over. Call our Key I pay $2 weekly I utlllllo supplied. SE 2-O549. DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Before Publication port office. CO 4-0474. 9'xl2' — 12.16 each. EATONTOWN — Kour rooms and bath. CLASSIFIED DISFLAI* Outfit #84772 • 1-2 and 3-ronm efficiency apartments Bungalow. Oil heat, reasonable .32 ACCOUNTANT — Mature man with Reasonable rt.te« for Immedlste occu- Wsli St. Opposite Bambergers. H J- 1:00 A.M. D»r Belort Fubllcatlc* with proof twe ten before broad experience, volume of work RED BANK LUMBER luncy. !i mile south of Monmouth publication. small, but Varied In nature. Full or pos- (Never out of warehouse—NEW!) * SUPPLY CO. Shopping Center on Rte. 35. Call LI 3- sibly part time. Phone during business • 8-pc. Living Room !?uite 9727. ask for Mrs. Sullivan. HREE^l^Eofrdojt country home. - hours. Sit 7-1440. 9 Wall St. Red Bank Large xhaMpd lot across from school. Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 10525 • 10-pc. Modern Bedroom Outfit THltKE-ROOM—Furnished apartment Available linmedlatfly. 191. LO 6-1628. BOAT REPAIRER for rnnjor repair • 5-pc. Dinette EH 1-5500 Private bath, entrance. Adults. No pets, work. All year round position. Phone SH 1-2967 or LI 2-2277. VEpTiiodM~sprit level, three M". . NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY HI 3-1450. and "KLEVISION 17" console, working or- rooms, dining room, recreation ronm. EATONTOWN — Furnished apartment Tj bttthi.,' CJOJ^ to school*, shopping PRESSMAN — For Mlehle vertical and Blond Emerson TV er J25. Portable three-speed HI-FI, suitable for couple. Immediate occu Dial SH 1-1110 ike new J25. Small white Emerson and transportation. Immediate oceu- 10x15 Helrfelburs. S103 for 37!: hour $284 pancy. Convenient to Vort Monmouth pancy. J150 per month. HARRY A. Ctlli on private telephones tro toll-tree to OS 1-0525 from the week. Apply Mr. Hlppensteel, Jordon •fldlo $7. Long and short wave radio and shopping center. Inquire: Gloria's 17. Rlonrle woorl, two enrl and one KEARNEY k CO., Rt. 3S, JllddHtown. (ollowlrti itatloni: LOwell I, COlfax 4, 7S7 (Keansburg) WHItney 6. Printing Service Inc., 904 Broadway. Take over balance $3 weekly Motel, Highway 35. Katontown. LI 2- OS 1-0600. West Long Branch. coffee tables. Two white lamps. Bar- 0332. ' Ca.Ui on private telephone! are toll-tree to SH 1-0010 from the tain. SH 1-2175. following atatlom: ATlantlo Highland! 1, CApltal 2 and t. Liberty S, BLUE SEAL STATIONARY FIREMAN. Many More Three-Room Groups to Select From 'fV:f:NISHEn~A~PAItTMEN"r — Three Highland! I, OSborne 1, RUmion 1, gEa Bright 2, and SHsdyslde, 1 Bzura Inc., Clark Bt, and Broad- ll'.LS — Three speed bicycle, like rooms and bath. Private entrance and 7. way, Keyport. • LIVING ROOMS nrw, 525. Alto Saxophone with case. WANTED TO RENT 515. Call evenings for appointment, SH I'hnne SII 1-1511 aftir_Bji.in. • BEDROOMS 4S!)4 LARGE FIVE-ROOM Rimicii apVrT SMALL apartment for mother and ments. Heat supplied. Sprlngvlew Gar baby. Vicinity New Monmnuth. Top ref- ANNOUNCEMENTS BOATS & ACCESSORIES HELP WANTED—Male - Female • SECTIONALS WINDOW SHADES dens. 283 Spring Bl., Red Bank. Apt. B erences. Call Cal Ohlien Realty, Ol 1< REAL, ESTATE salesman or sales- r.NFURNISHEI) THREE-ROOM ground LOST AND FOUND BARGAIN — Any boat you want to FROM $50 floor apartment, heat' and hot water. woman, full or part time. Cal SH 1 98c Reasonable. Sea Bright. Rt> 1-0525. LOST — Brown Stetson hat. Vlclnlt- own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- 8220. BA 2-9836. Sizei to 38". whlU OP egffahelt. On el Rlvervlew Hospital, Friday nlrht rangementi completed tn one call at your roller. BrfnB .them in. ahadei EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS — Two- FURNISHED ROOMS any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH three roams with all utilities. 66 Main Initials OFD Inside. Reward. Call BH ' COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1- at FIELD FURNITURE THRIFT WAREHOUSE made WJIU# you wait. Now it new- FURXMHED ROOMS 8976. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female temporary location. PROWN'g 6 St., Keansburg. Call tooo. 22 E. Front Street Keyport, N. J. Broad Bt., BH 1-7500. Call Today. BII 7-2401 LOST — Gold pin, shape ot Ilsh. Re INSURANCE —Marine, outboard-all TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS — ward. Phone WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners, Three and four rooms on riverfront SINGLE ROOM — rrivate entrance, SH 1-0103 forms. Rolslon Waterbury. Realtor, or other occasions. Babysitting also, COlfax 4-3020 RT1LL TIME to find that nomethlng Elevator, patio, boat dock. SH 1-2399. since 1925. 16 W. Front St.. SH 7-3500. light housekeeping. Call SH 1-66S1. for yourself. Moving: house on market bath. Heart of dnwntown Red Bank. LOST PUPPY — German shepherd FREE STORAGE - FREE DELIVERY mist offer for quick sale: Console with THREE-ROOM apartment, bath, ho ~ 1 dsyllme 8)1 7-0260. Mr. Chatman. OUTBOARD 35 hp Johnson. 15' Old RELIABLE WOMAN wishes to take 1" TV. AM-FM radio, three ipeed water, heat. Located at 199 Port Mon- four months. Black with gold mark town lapstrake, with. 1959 35 hp electric SINOLE ROOMS. Clean ud comfort- Ings. Lost Saturday night Cooper Koai care of children In her home. 157 STORE HOURS: Monday thru Saturday 'til 6 P. M. phonograph, many rminrrls, All $90. mouth Ud., Port Monmouth. 7S7-O2O8. able. Reasonable rate. Oarage. Gen- Johnson. Both excellent condition. Sli Maple Ave. EH 7-1609. Wai board. Thermostat electric heater, 120. Air-con and Patterson Lane. lied Bank. Cal 1-1S88, or SH 7-30117. Thursday and Friday Evenings 'til 9 P. M. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT In conn tlemen preferred. 92 Wallace at. IH 1- John C. Giordano, SH 1-3496. WOMAN wishes to mind children In riltloners, J90 each, or two for 1170. try. Oil heal Included. $65. Boundary 5392. 1URINX SUPPLIES her home by day or week. Llncroft Power mower, ?J5, typewriter and d«»k Road, off route 520, near Marlhon LOST' — German Shepherd puppy >rca. Phone SH 1-5869. iQ, More. Come, Teat, broiwe, make four months old. Black. Saturday, vi- Everything For The Boatman. New FOR SALE )ffer«. LI 2-3925. Slate Hospital. WH 6-4332. cinity Cooper Road, Reward, SH 1-3458. Jersey's largest marine supply house. WOMAN — Wishes to baby sit over FOR SALE the holiday weekends. Fond of children. OENERATOR — Diesel 120 VAC. 5000. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LOST — Basset hound, female, browr Xvlnruds Bales and Service ALUM1NUSI COMBINATION, atts, needs work, 9325. Generator, gas- and white. Vicinity of Ltonardvllle Rd, THE BOATMAN'S SHOP SH 7-3234. LUMBER SPECIALS! WINDOWS oline, 120 VAC, 2.MH1 watts, 91S5. Gen- COMMERCIAL RENTALS and Bayview School, Belford. Chil- 24 Wharf Art. Red Sank HOUSES FOR SALE 2l4—5' ..._ 32c eac All S!;es 70 Giant 36x69 I erator, gasoline, 120 VAC, 1000 watts FACTORY LOFT dren's pet. Reward. 787*2471. SH 1-1780 Genuine Alcoa Aluminum Jtin. Hot water heater for bottled „,.„ M 38c " For rent LOST — Light Brown mongrel. Shon WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED, Male 214-6' gas automatic, 935. Weekdays, CL 7- 11.000 SI), ft. Call BH 7-1100. BEST BUY THIS YEAR! hair. Answers to "Tuscon." Reward, WOOD FUSSY In reasonable shape. 2x4—7' . „.,,„., . 430 •' $799 1170. evenings SH 1-5120. Call SH 1-7180 after «li. VARDS. CELLARS. ATTICS cleaned. •TORB FOR RENT Four-bedroom, two-bath ranch. SH 1-4858. Any and all trash removed. Large 2x4 8' .. ,-.. 49c " On White SL FOUND — New boy'a bicycle )n Rlvei NEIV ELECTRIC outboard motor. List dump truck. 8H 7-2144. lllnlmum Three Windows Call SII 7-1100 Eat-in kitchen with wail oven, Plaza. Identity and claim. price |(!2J, will sacrifice 1455. Call SH Installation Optional MERCHANDISE WANTED spacious living and dining rooms, SH 7-4400 7-5700, If no answer, PR (-7950. " SAVE ON FUEL BILLS HIGHWAY OPFICB VISIT OUR COMPLETE Now at new temporary location. PIANOS - Highest prices paid. H, Ten- Fully alr-condltlonM office. Consisting full basement, attached garage. Prown'l, 9 Broad St., R, B. zer. 306 Main St.. Ltkewood sr FOl- ot reception room and private office- Halt acre, $2,500 to assume V/i% FINANCIAL WEATHER STRIPPING croft 3-2190. active colonial bulldlns;, eeparate en- DEPARTMENT BH 1-7500. trance, all utllltlea Included plenty ol mortgage. $133 per month pays PUBLIC NOTICE IUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES TRADE IN your old furniture with no HIGHEST CASH PRICKS PAID—For parking. Ideal for lawyer, accountant, down payment and get a new parlor entire or part contents of homes snd nrchltect or engineer. 1150 per month. all. Full price only $17,500. PARTY HALL for litre American Le- CARPENTRY and mason work. Attic, AMOCO STATION for lefse. Atlantic Highlands. Large, two bay. good po or dining room set at sale prices. Wll- istates. Furniture, antiques, oriental One or two year lease. HARRY A, Drop everything and call us now. flon Hall, Front fit., Union Beach. recreation roomi, additions, cabinet PRESTO BASS Mam Left Furniture Inc., Hwy 35. ugs, paintings, etc. FRIEDMAN OAL> KEARNEY ft CO. RT. 3», MIDDLE Kitchen, bar and dancing fadlltlei work, atorm doors, windows. LO 6-4574, tentlal location. Paid training and fi- $1,95 bag of. aix Mlddletown. SH 1-3213, open avenlnis .ERIES. PR 4-3143, Evenings CA 2-74S2 TOWN. 08 1-0600. available. Capacity S50. |75. CO 4-374!. Call day or night for free estimate. nancial assistance If necessary. Call till 9 p. m. CO 4-2361. KImball 1-512], nlgBte: OSborn 1-3352. OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, chins SHOP for rent. Hwy .15, two mtle fOR TREE WORK, C40 tree service. USED REFRIGERATORS AND TV'S glassware, art objeete and bric-a- WALKER & WALKER Topping, trimming, removal. Gall LI MAJOR OIL COMPANY has service north Red Bank. 3O'x6O'. Ideal for man- SAWDUST bought, sold and repaired. Call 787- brac. Immediate cash for anything and ufacturing, repair shop or storage facil- 14220 for tree estimate. Full Insurance station for lease In Red Bank. Moderate 2227, AT 1-2165, 787-0232. everything. Ruscll's, 29 East Front It,, REALTORS covsrsge. Investment necessary for sotck and Large burlap bag, 75c SH 1.1693. ities. Large parking area. Double over- AUTOMOTIVE equipment only. Good opportunity for REDUCING EQUIPMENT—For rent or head door. Call SH 7-3767. Highway 35 Shrewibury ODD JOBS — Painting, paper Hanging, sales minded person. Call MI 3-0100 sale. Free delivery. South Jersey Surgl AUTOS AND TRUCKS repairs, etc. Winter rates. Cal 9-5 p.m.. or BR 6-0388 after 7 p.m. SH 7-0287. LITTLE SILVER cal, SHadyslde 7-26H. SHadyside 1-3212 1958 BU1CK four-door hardtop. Power MODERN — Two bay service station CAMERA — German Mlnox wltli PETS AND LIVESTOCK HOUSES FOR RENT steering, power brakes, radio, heater. ALTERATIONS — Block ceilings, pun and parking lot. Reasonable rental and Ight meter. $60. Open 7 Days Exceptional. CO 4-3918. eled rooms, general carpenter work. low Initial Investment. PR 6-3188. LUMBER COMPANY OS 1-2245 TERRIERS — Kerry blue pups, AKC. FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW with all Im- 767-6356. Sycamore Avenue Little Silver Dlnnen-MRnley, 47 King's Highway, provements 95 Clinton PI., Shrewsbury, 1959 BLACK CHEVROLET Impals, two RUGS — NEVER USED. 9ll2, «0. Mlddletown. OS 1-2066 alter six. Call SE 2-1703. door hardtop. Automatic. Call (At The Ka(lroacl) 9x15, 535. Other sizes, GE vacuum, BUY OF THE YEAR AT 1-3545-M. 520. CA 2-4775. SEVERAL PONIES for sale. Make a UNFURNISHED split level. Three bed' INSTRUCTION wonderful gift for Christmas, Call rooms, den. 2>,s baths. 9165. Unfur- Oceanfront home. Twelve rooms, 1955 MERCUHY — Hardtop. Good eon EMPLOYMENT SH I-7800 CHRISTMAS TREES — Wholesale. Davy's Stable. AT 1-2653. nished, two bedroom 9110. Many fur- five baths. Lot 150x300. $32,500. cllllon, no reasonable offer refused, HI HELP WANTED-FEMALE VIOLIN INSTRUCTION — AT Y.OUR Canadian balsam. Double needles, LO nished rentals. Ella Wiltshire. Agency, 3-1450. HOME CALL TALK PILLOW TALK 0-2120. Alter 6 p. m. LO G-0036. .'OODLES — Toy, white, AKC. Fe- 1480 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright. SE 2- Call today. VAIley O-0249 male, four months, three pounds, Male, 0004. "TO ALL A GOOD SALE" 1953 Re DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experienced FOAMART. STANDARD GAUGE LIONEL TRAIN— 18 months, five pounds. Both breeder's nault Dauphlne. cream, new tires, en- only. Red Bjink office. Write giving EATONTOWN Complete set plus extras. Call after choice. KE 3-0231. WIDE SELECTION OP RENTALS - ROLSTON fine cleaned and rebuilt. RU 1-1200. qualifications to "OFFICE" Box oil LIONEL TRAIN SET — Diesel. 1 6 p.m. SII 7-0289. Furnished e.nd unfurnished. Immsd- Red Bank. cars, transformer ami tracks. Quid COLLIE PUPS — AKC, 11 weeks, ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency, 1056 DODGE LANCER—Two-door, hard- MERCHANDISE SNOW CHAINS — USED ONCE, males. Wormed, Inoculated, Will hold top, automatic, radio, heater. Nylon BEAUTICIAN WANTED — Part sale. J37.50. RU 1-1529. CHEAP. Oceanport Ave., OceanporL Call or dial WATERBURY line. Experienced. Call FOR SALE for Christmas. Reasonable. LI 2-3563. LI 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. tires, one owner. 51,000 miles. Must ANTIQUES — Make an unusual lasting RU 1-0127 • ell. (650. OS 1-2270. CO 4-6390 DACHSHUNDS—Adorable, healthy pup- REALTOR INSURER Klft for mat special person, our stock FOR QUICK SALE — LIvltiR. dlnlnit. HUMSON — Fine location. Four rooml BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator tias never been more selective nnd pies, and stud service. Herlcher ken- plus large screened porch. Call RU 1 16 West Front St. Red Bank WALK-IN Metro truck, flat back, 1958, kitchen, liedroom furniture and nppll- nel. SH 7-5995 after 5 p.m. tlean, low mileage, must sell this with knowledge of shorthand and typ- HAMMOND Interesting. COPPER KETTLE AN- anccs. All modern, good condition. SII 1332, after 6 p. m. SH 7-3500 week. Rest offer. HI 3-3138 after 6. ing. Vicinity Ealontown. Muni have TIQUES. 61 Monmouth Rd., Oakhurst. 7-1409. own trnr.sport.tUon. Call CA 2-4600. Open Friday cvcninRS. MINIATURE POODLE puppies, silver SIX-ROOM house. Three bedrooms, oil ORGAN STUDIO 'OUR COCKTAIL. DRESSES — One mules, rlinmplon slock. Call after 5. heat, Red Bank residential. Near bus SEASONS GREETINGS TKUCK CHASSIS-REAL BARGAIN, iOUSEWORKER — Three adults, five CONS1C1N YOUR ANTIQUES. Object red chiffon, one American Beauty Peau CA 9-1720. line. SH 1-2782 after 9 p.m. day week, wash out, live In or F. A. Gehlhsui Brand new I960 Hi-ton chassis. Many of ASBURY PARK of Art. Household Goods and Fur tie sole, one gold silk, shantung, one out. Write "Adults" Box Ml, Red Bank mailings to Coats Galleries Inc., 26 black lace. Value ot dresses 9235, will Real Bstats •itraa. lacrlflec. Llncrort Gulf Serv PBX OPERATOR—Experienced. All Models on Display Norwood Ave.. Deal, N. J. Next t sell for $35. Size 12. Four pair shoes, For Kicellent service ablble for ninighg t and part-time day work. HAMMOND EXTRAVOICE _...»«9S A&P Auctioncers-Llquldators-Appralssri 7AA, three pair never worn. Value S63. And Better Homes In lea nation (opposite Ltncroft Inn). •Estate Afenis. open dally 9 a.m. ti Leonardo, Belford, Port Monmouth, - !al-l S—H 1-4' 4700' . WURLITZER SPINET, BLOND .....1695 will sell 125. Phone WH 6-4870. CV ORGAN WITH JR 20 SPEAKER i p.m. Sunday at appointment Phon Atltntlo Hlshlands. Hljhlsnds 1057 FORD two-door sedan, automatic, STENOGRAPHER — AGE NO BAR 11495 KEUogg 1-3461. SACRIFICE-Squlrre! and mink stoles, lflddTttown ares. RIER. CALL four only. Manufacturer's closeout. In- Thank You, Mrs. Travis Choice) Lots radio, beater. Take over monthly pay- LIONEL TRAINS — Complete set. plu! quire at once. Leon's Fur Salon, Wiilte ment!. PR 4-4997. SH 1-S500 SALES AND SBRVICB accessories. Call CO 4-5267 for lnforma< Rentils DOMESTIC—RESPONSIBLE PERSON. RXNTAL AND INSTRUCTION tlon. Ask for Bob. St. SH 7-2800. H RWT. M Leonardo 1954 CADILLAC four-door, full power, AT 1-04S* radio, heater. Take, over monthly pay- Sleep In, own room, bath. Call Open Dally Till S -Saturday Till 5:8(1 CROSLEY refrigerator — Used during KB 1-3958 WE BUY AND BELL anything an summer months only. Very good con- Mrs. Chrii Travli, 2 Columbia Av«., Atlantic High- 1HRIWBBURY—trecutlv. home. Five ment!. PR 4-4997. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN BT. everything. Give, the highest prices dition. SE 2-1759-W. HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED — Room Call William Left Furniture, Inc., Hwy bedrooms. Builders escrltlce. Purchase Tli* Registers classified ad section board, and salary. Call PR 5-9300 35, MlddlMown. SH 1-3213, Open evi SEVERAL PARTV DRESSES Worn . lands, recently uied the "For Sal* Column*" of the under contract with small down pay- Is Monmouth county's great marts a HO 2-655B nlngs till 9 p. m. once, sizes 7 and 9. Call ment. »30,«CO. Ill 1-2233. •lacs whsra buyers and seller's raesi 787-4151 •very Issue.—Adrertlsement. CASH BJCQI8TER8 — New and used, Red Bank Register. MIDULTTOWN-IPLIT LEVZL, Irmnp- many models, reasonable. We sell, VENETIAN BLINDS GIRL'S BICYCLE 28". perfect Christ- ilIsle occupancy, low down payment. HELP WANTED-MALE rent, repair. TalCD Cub Register Co mas gift. Good condition. Priced for Seven rooms. 1% bath, enclosed Jalou- AUTOS AND TRUCKS CA 2-0414. • quick sale, «15. RU 1-2334. sie porch, attache! (ariii. Fhone 08 She writes, "I had great success . . . even got 1-0908. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN lor active TYPBWRITCR8, ADDING machines. 2 FOR $5 LIONEL TRAINS — Will sell com office with food location. Real Estate Ail makes new or used. Guaranteed. SIX-ROOM HOUSB on River street. All sizes to 3«'\ whits. plete set or parts. Like new. Phone experience not necessary, but you must Low as 126. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth SH 7-2807. calls days after ad appeared. Sold alii" Near ichoel, transportttlon and new MERCEDES know how to sell. Write particulars to 8t. Nut to theater. 8H 7-0485. Now at new temporary location. park under construction, 18,300. out-of- "Estate" Bo* 811, Red Bank.^N. J. PROWN'S • ,» BROAD ST. town owner. Write Mrs, I. seruby. 4701 KENMORE AUTOMATIC IRONER With laturn 8L. Los Angeles I», CalHornla. chair. Almost new 175. Cell CA 2- RED BANK 1H ,1-7900 ALTENBURG BENZ TEN MEN 5792. Results ... and only results such as this prov« RUMSON-HOU8E AND LOT — Seven- RCA WHIRLPOOL wrlnjer-type wash room, KOxUO. Price fl2,T0O, Good loca- Mechanically Inclined to start Immedi- STOP IN and see the fabulous new Ing machine, 1959 Deluxe model. Per- PIANO HOUSE timer and time again of the effectiveness of the Reg. tion,- near schools and buses, Bhore ately. 12.40 per hour to start. Call Kinsman Electronlo Organ at our Fur- fect condition. JC5. Phillips, 309 Ea.l Road Rtalty. CO 4-1140. SH 1-4019. niture show rooms. BURDOE A BON End Ave., Belford. Rent A Piano ister Classified. Sales Service (next to Stelnbach's parking lot), 24 HOMB THAT Grows wlttj jrour family. CJsy St., Red Bsnk. Orsn dslly S-12. BINOCULARS — 20x60: prisms, coaterl $12 per Month —CharmJni Caps Cod, thrss bedrooms 5. Wednesday and Friday evenings 7-9 lenses, center focus, leather case and wltA a fourth almost compleied. Bis MEN PART-TIME straps. Clamp anrl 44" telescoping tri- KNABB, MASON-HAMLIN. S0IIMEH living room, a real family kitchen, full No experience necessary. To collect PIANOS — Save 1200 or more off Hat pod. New, never used, 155. (Llsl ~!ABT,E-NELSON. EVERETT. 8TECK. If you have a product to sell ... a service to price on brand new 88 note Spinet basement with flnlsnefl receratlon room. : JAMES DAVISON & SON on up-to-date monthly accounts. Earn 5179.50). RU 1-0697. . Cookman Ave. * Main «t., Asbury Pit. Make this your XMAS gift to th« Ings to exceed 12 per hour. Call Mr. pianos. Ten year guarantee. Come ace render ... or have need of a particular service ... "Missus." |600 down, flU per month T/A Murphy Davison, Inc. Frederick, MA 2-0675. and save. We service what we sell. FORMICA Open dally till t • Bit. till 8:30 Includes all. Pries, 114,000. HABRT A. Tenxer's Mujlo Store, SOS Main St. Counter tops KEARNBT A CO.. lit. 3B. Mlddletoarn. State Hwy. 9 Freehold Lakewood. FO 3-2190. CERAMIC PR 5-9301 for quick results . EARN EXTRA MONEY CHICAGO ROLLER SKATES — Girl's, Oi 1-OB0O. (At The Circle) Man with car to take over own mom ARMSTRONO—Woolen mill carpeting. Wall Tile I g.M ami Installed by size 7 ,ic, excellent condition, 510. Boys Ing newspaper route. Seven day de New, In original wrapping. Solid and o size 7"i, J5. OS 1-062S. HO 2-5300 livery In Mlddtetown area. Car al tweed, with non-skid foam rubber BAYNTON'S lowanee plu*. Call Mr, J. Keubel, backs room .sizes, and wall-to-wall. 6 W. Front St. Red Bank ELECTRIC KITCHEN RANGE, two ov- REAL ESTATE WANTED SH 7-3397 9 a. m. to 12 noon. Private home. SE 2-0549. For estimate call SH 7-3S76 ens. General Electric dryer, both A-l CALL THE REGISTER condition, Eight metal kitchen closets. Perfect condition. Wicker baby car- LlBTTNarl WANTID — Prospects welt- riage, very reasonable, one box-sprlnR ing for thslr dream home. Sales and mattress \vllh frame. Phone after 5 SHadyside 1-0010 or rentals. Prompt service. M. Blalne and p.m. SH 1-7773. Associates, Hwy. 15. Xetontown. LI 3- 11M or U 2-2020, HO TRAINS — Two engines, elKht cars, two tracks, board with acces- OSborne 1-0525 UST TOUR HOME WITH WALKER * sories, complete 928. CA 9-0&D2. WALKER the office that offers com- LIONEL TRAINS — Complete «els. plete service. We talcs houses In trade, Call SH 7-2269 or SH 7-1756 after and ask for we finance, we apprslss, and beat of all 5 p.m. we sell. Walker A Walker, Real Estate. Insurance. Open 1 days, Shrewsbury GIFT GUIDE !1" DUMONT CONSOLE TV. »75. In- office. IH I-S2U, Rarltsn office. CO 4- quire Service Department. Eatontown 5212. TV, Hwy. 33, Eatontown. LI 2-0400. CLASSIFIED HUDSON SEAL COAT — Size 42, ex- cellent condition. Best offer. Call LO 6- LEGAL NOTICE 0575. NOTICE H.TATE OF .NEW -IFR5EV NEW JKRSKV HIGHWAY AVTimanv RED BANK CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Gifts for Christmas Gifts for the Gifts for Mom Gifts for Her lealed bids will be received by the New Jersey Authority for: Whole Family SUNBEAM APPLIANCES — Halrdry A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSJ O.4HDE.V STATE P.1HKWAY GIVE A TYPEWRITER ers, mixers, toasters. From $11.50 up. HI FI STEREO PLAYERS CONTRACT NO. 3S-37S DAD — Why not shop the easy waway Allen Electric. 18 White St., Red Bank, Telecraph Hill Fencing FOR CHRISTMAS in Holmdel Township. All Makes — Lowest Prices Give the Ideal Christmas to the ententll n KITCHENS FOR SALE BIS DISCOUNTS family PBNN YAN lapstrake bo 1 Monmouth County, New Jersey KITCHENS—I) long, complete with fin PORTABLES, TABLES. CONSOLES Adding Machines*—Typewriter! China and Glass Repair Painting and Decorating The principal Items ol work are: $39.50 to $79.50 Ished cabinets, formica top, built-in 3-SPEED PORTABLE, I21.9S. FINE INTERIOR and exterior paint- Estimated: "Buy Them Where They oven range and sink. $4!)5. NOW J15.M. ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters EXPERT MENMNQ—Cnlna, glass, 792 L.F. 8'-0" Hljh Aluminum Service Them" sold, rented, repaired. Servlco's. 101 silver refinlshlng snd plating, rherm- Ing, decorating, and psper bangingnanglnj. CROWN KITCHEN CENTER RECORD PLAYERS REPAIRED Monmouth St., Red Bank. SII 70489 Estimates cheerfully given. ~" Chain Link Fence SERPICO'S Hwy. 35 SH 7-2552 Mldclletown NEEDLES FOR ALL PLAYERS os buckets. China A Glass Shop. 147 Sttles. HI 3-2930 w. w 2 Each 20'-0" Chain Link Double TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS Broad St. Red Bank. SH 7-4600 Cantilever Slide Gatee , 101 Monmouth St. Red Ban BKi TV DISCOUNTS IORNING WARE, IDEAL GIFT "RAINBOW", SH 1-7008 Appliance Repairs 1 Each 14'-0" Chain Link Stntle NO MONEY DOWN (Across Acme Lot, Broad, Red Bank1 Pel Supplle Cantilever Slide Gate FLO JOY'S HAT BAR — 15 White SI ELECTRIC SKILLETS, IRONS APPLIANCE) REPAIR and Installs, Floor Waxing 1 Each t'-0" Chain Link Single Hats made to order. Fur hut speclaltle CONSOLE, PORTABLE TV'B COFFEE MAKERS, TOASTERS tlon. Residential and commercial wlr. HELEN MILLER - Dry snd (roian Gate SACRIFICE — Squirrel and mink Ing. Allen Electric. 8H 7-0612. J TANNAHILL — Floor waxing and (Ish foods to order by mall sr to- HATS BAOS AND (JLOVES. HIGH TRADE-IN TERMS stoles, four only. Manufacturer's close- Janatorlal service. Commercial, res- polntment. Call AT 1-1675. Bids for the above will be received OPPORTUNITY SHOP ANTIQUES — PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS out. Inquire at once. Leon's Fu idential. Low rates. 787-2779. at the office of the New Jersey High- TOY DISCOUNTS Salon, White St. SH 7-2600. way Authority, 12 tirosii Street, Secoml OIFTS FOR CHFUSTMAB — U. S. and TRANSISTOR, CLOCK-RADIOS Auctioneer Floor, Red Bank, New Jersey on foreign stamps. Small pine corner TV, RADIO. HI FI SERVICE SH 1-7008 RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE Plumbing It Heating . cupboard. - Glass lamps, some colored, DIAMONDS — Ladles solltare. Dainty B. a. COATS—An essential Auction Furniture Repair Wednesday, January 11, 1061 at ten "RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE (Across. Acme Lot, Broad, Red Bank) REPAIRS. SERVICE and Mainte- o'clock (10:00 A.M.) EASTERN STAND- mirrors, pictures, Lincoln rocker. Sets setting ot 14K gold containing a fine Appraisal Service "anywhere." 289 ARD TIME, and will be opened Im- of chairs, four or six. Pine tree three [Acrois Acme Lot, Broad, Bed Bank) full cut. white, flawless !4 CARAT Norwood Ava., Deal. Phone KEllegg FURNITURE Retlnlshed. repaired, nance 24-hour service, seven days. and four drawer chest*. China, pat DIAMOND M0.85. 1-3(81. cabinet making. Free estimates, Martin J McOulre, Inc.. 1H T-S767 mediately thereafter. NAUTICAL GIFTS — Clocks, baromc Bidders must submit * Financial in,! tfrned glass, bric-a-brac, brass cop- ters, Jewelry, hook-ends,\ lampi, per Ball's 14 Monmouth St., Red Bank pickup, delivery. W. Muiray, 78T-4HT7 per. Call us when selling. The Religious Gifts Equipment Statement end a Flan and sonallzed handbags, wallets, key chains Equipment Questionnaire with their Matthews, 115 Brondway, Keyport. etc. Van Winkle Marine, M White St Auto and Track Rental Ri.dio-Televlt.lon Repair CO 4-1446. Fuel Oil-Heating bids nn forms supplied by the New CAMERA GIFT-SAYS — "Open Me GIVE THE GIFT THAT LASTS AVIS—Rent s new car or truck. Low A.C. RADIO A TELEVISION CO.- Jersey Highway Authority. DINETTE SETS First." Don't mini those Christmas "For tlie true "Pint oi Christmas." rates Maple Ave., Red Bsnk. SH 7- FUBL OIL * HEAT1NO Call SH 123 Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-4761 Drawings, Specification and Form of •evsral beautiful new models on sale. pictures. Page Photo Service. 35 Ircath taking selection of Rosaries, Gifts for Boys 0308. PR 4-5211. Dslly 7 a.m.—10 p.m 0610. Oil Delivery. Inc. Rervice SERVICE WHILB YOU WAIT. Bid, Contract and Boml for lite pro- CROWN KITOHKN CENTER -tnnmoutli St. SH 7-0I6P- Mls.iala, Dltjlci Medals, Statues. A Sales, 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. posed work are on (lie In the office Hwy 35 SH 7-2552 Mldrlletown price to satisfy all. of the New Jersey UlRhway Author- THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT ! GRANTS SANTA SPECIAL Awnings — Canoplei Rooting, Siding and Insulation ity, IS Broad street, Rfd"Bank, New THE SHRINE Wncon Trnln Cowboy outfit. Kcpula Jersey, and mny he Inspected during STOCKING STUFFERS !A White St. Rml Rank S3.M now Ji'.M. Sp^r- Sanlii dally from AWNINGS-CANOPIES made to order. Home Improvement* Insulation A Siding Corp Certified office hours. Plans and supplementary Liquors — Wines — 'Cordials A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION 7 tn !t p. m. W. T. Grant, Mttle Silver. Free estimates. Standard Awning Co.. Jnhn.i .Mnnvlllf contuctor Hit n g«01 Specifications win he furnished wltli- Free Dellvsry — Fren Gift Wrapping 1). PIUMEIIANO "The Carpenter." or Adam Llmmayer AT 1-0302 615 River Rd . fair IK von BM ifWUM Espcricr.ccrt ortcratlone. repair «">rl(. out charge upon application to p. TRAINBOARDS liy Upjon. Sounr out-lnilde. SH 1-4151, SII 7-5ISH. OLSON CU INC.-Hooting. Hiding * l/iuls 'lontt, J^xecuuvn UUeuloi, Net* THE WINE BARREL RED BANK REGISTER Trees & Trim dendenlns. srasa creen finished, Ilith Insulation. Installed snd gusranteed Jersey Highway Authority. 4 Monmouth Bt, SH 7-1919 Red Bank Local, National, International News, welKht, stronit. 5x8, I(.O9, 4x8, iXKI. Bolting Suppllei WORKING MAN'S contractor-Alter- tor 10 years. PR 6 0706-AT 1-0940 nids must be made upon the Stsnd- DDAN't lor bsautlful Christmas Sports, Comics. Syndicated Columnists, BASKETBALL SET. save J7.D0. O/flcl- ations, additions, painting, masonry, nrd Proposal Form In the manner plants, original arrangements ol grstni •nd Special Features, TRIES — Poodle, aluminum, potted, nl shape, *l?e, bounce.. Regularly NEVER SINK with NAVBSANDI sll those little Jobs. LO 0-1714. designated In the Standard State High- and eut floweri. Local delivery o MAIL SUBSCRIPTION' cut. Decorations, corsages, blankets. 110.95. NOW S12.95. Little Silver Lum- Naveiind Marine Sales Co.. Ocsan Tel. Answering Service way Specifications snd Supplements delivery anywhere in the free world. Ons year S15, Six Mnnths U, Muscle's Watermelon Bar, Hwy 30, ber, Sycamore Ave., Little silver. Ave., tea Bright SB 2-1I0L thereto; must be enclosed In a scsled. DEAN'S Thrre Months |4.25 Atlantic Highlands, AT I-0S1H. Insurance TIED TO YOUR telephone ? Let us specially aililretsed envelope, bearing M Broad St., Red Bank BH 1-722 HOME DELIVERY 350 PER WEEK ONE-STOP HEADQUARTERS KOR: answer Un voul 24 hour service. Tele the ni\me and addrejs o( the bidder Little Silver SH T-183' Bookkeeping Service ALLBTATB INSURANCE CO.—Auto, phone Answering Service. BH 1-4700. nnd the work bid \ipon. nn thn out- CALL SH I-0010 Cut trees, Cftntorploces, Artificial Trees, accident, home, lire Insurance., Low side; must be accompanied by a cer- Holly Wreaths. Door -Sprays. Grave BLAINH Clerical Service—Any cleri- VERMONT NORTH COUNTRY STORE and ask for rates. Call John P. McHugh, Agent, tified check drawn to the order of Highway 33, Mlddlelown Blankets. JULIE'S FARM MARKET, Holiday Food cal Job: typing, payroll, mnl! bills, RU MODI. Tile Ceramic "Treasurer, New Jersey Highway Au- Holiday glfti for household and family, CIRCULATION llwy M, Mlddletown. 811 1-1)431. enter ledgers, etc. LI 2-1188. thority" for not less than ten per cent Vermont cheese, syrups, wnodenware, FOll FAMILY FUN I itEMODLtNa-ItEI'AIItB-ADniTIONB (I05ti of the bid: ami must he ii«- llnem, A wills choice or unimia- T1)P Fnmoiu S. 8. I'RICB GIFTS — Fruit cahfs tlilnKn under $10. ^et It fours, chocolate leaves Building Contractor Kitchen Remodeling —New work, enclosures, all accessor llvered at the above plsce on or be- ALCORT SAILFISH •ERRY'H NATURALLY. 21 Willie St tes. floors, walls, cnlllnc Decoratlvr fore Hie hour named. A Standard Pro- PINU PONG TABLES, peg boards. HII 7-KI0O. O * C UUILDEH8 ICITC1IWN CAlllNKTS-Kormlca Jink tiles to your order. Paul's Tiling po«sl Form nnd specially adilrrisM Enjoy the sailing pleanure of the Boll Gifts for Dad 1 tops, built-in ovens anil rnngei. com- onvelnpo will lie furnished upon appll- Haaketball back board sets. American fish. Pontooii'type hull makes Ballflsh Specializing In aluminum ndlng plus Service. CO 4-9034. Lumber Ik Building Supply, Hwy 39 BSHKAY HAMS — Fully cooked, ready complete building servico and remod- plete remodeling. Financing sr- cation togother with the Financial and Mlddlttown. SH 1.4444, * ' unslnkablo anil Impoislble to swamp. ranged. Itrgal Kitchens, 787-11078. Kqulpinrnt Htatemr-nt and Plan and Needs no dock or mooring space and OUT IDEAS — For Dad I Qlovns, to eat. Tender mild and delicious. eling, CO 4-1676 or CO 4-1131. Kiiulpment Qiifstlonnslre form. Bide TOP-BIDHH BOAT HIIOEH 'an be launched anywhere. From .THI-J7.S0. Prtnce Gardner wallets, An unbelievable taate. Capons, tur- Tree Service 3.DS-I13.60. Hllnper socks etc., Abbey keys. Lane's Meat Market. 10 White ALL TYP10 Improvements and new not endoned hi snalrd specially ad- Tho Iloatman's Shop 24 Wharf Ave., 207, work Guaranteed. Kitchens, dormern, ilreised envelopes will he considered Red Bank. 811 1-H78U. KNOCKHD-DOWN KITS ALSO 'len'a Shop, Hrond Bt., Red Hank, St. SH 1-0478. Odd Jobs MIT TIUCB BttllVICE.Insured. Oea- 3. Cadwallader. Since 11139. ItU 1-0(51 ersl oars at trees. 134 Belshsw Are., Informal snd may not he opener). The AVAILABLE CIOLLARB, garages oleaned. Treee Authority reserves the right to reject CRATS'S L1QUOI18 HE PERFECT LAST MINUTE OIFT DeBTEl'ANO CONSTIIUCTION—New Eatontown. LI 2-2(27, ".J"" Y"*» *"'' Deliver. removed. Hauling, Appliances, any or nil bids. BOAT AND SKI CENTER - (live him ? certificate for nn An- homes, alterations, repairs, tlms pay- fimilturn moved. CA 2-77ft7, II N, rldge Ave.HII T-14H 3 White flt. RU 1-1IJ4 Rril Bank on Plsrhell Vyrolesn hat, »20, llubcr's ments, riione LI 2-O8SI—787'OMS. Signed: Hen's Apparel, 20 Iiroad St., Red Hank. Vacuum Cleaner Repair UIUKUT TO I'KIOIt HAI.K, ground NIOW IIOMKU, alterations, repairs. I.KIIIT HAUMNO — Kvi-nlnm snd Now Jerney Highway Authority AHTHIJIt MUHItAY STUDIO Hopper perfume buttles 11.'.'ft, linnil Gifts for Baby wi'rk.endi. Iteasonthl* ratei. Call 01ft Certificate ONLY 115. MJ Uroni (Ugliest quality work. l<'or estimates (lenrgn llnrrlen, HII 1-7777, ___ ULKCTIIOLUX (Mrs.) KMILV I. LAWYER. BI., Rml usnk. Rll MUSK. Mlt crystal sill trays I1.DR. The Cap- call Herbert fciganrauch. BH l-inni flsles llorvlce fluiipiui Secretary, ntnV Itrenntrr ltd, MuMrn] tlnndng IIKOINN1NO Iflfil I!0 MattKun Ave., Alburv Park. For nln Icwrlry Cftlfl JI.'.flB. Ulvlitnl ItKLT'liANTrAlrUMrNlIM PltODUCTS prompt IKIMS serUce or lrr« cherkup Pep. 21-JD-Jsn. t 111 MI serole IIS, Gifts for Him Storm window*, siding, awnings. Painting and Decorating on your Kinatroiui, rill I'll 5-0601. J. VANKO LAYETTE. DRESS-SUIT BH 7-2I1M or HII 1-HS3R. 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