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\rr\i aA \l(\ 19ft lane* Jillr. MonJ»» tntouili FrH»y. Second ci«»« Portao PAGE ONE VOL. Wk, NU. 1*9 pud at Bed But «n4 u Addition^ Hilling Offlcei. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1961 7c PER COPY Shrewsbury Zoning Foreign Trade Cop, Store Owner Suit Filed by Stillman Program FREEHOLD — Raymond H. center zone—on which he hopes Stillman filed suit here yester- to locate a Shop Rite super.-nar day In Superior Court seeking to ket. May Be the First let aside a zoning ordinance He has 350 feet frontage and Shot; Two Arrested •mendment adopted Nov. 21 by his property extends more 'nan the borough of Shrewsbury. 500 feet back. He has been trying Business For Mr. Stillman, 12 Shadowbrook to get the commercial zone on Rd., Shrewsbury, asked the court the west side of Broad St. deep- Congress ened from 350 feet to 500 feet so County to declare the "revised building lone ordinance ,.. null and void he can sell the land to the retail WASHINGTON (AP) — food chain. Help for Holmdel . . . as it is spot zoning and il- Congress may tackle Presi legal and unconstitutional." The Planning Board has re- J fused to rezone the land, stating dent Kennedy's proposal The ordinance created a shop- for a new trade program Joins In ping center zone with about 1,- that property values behind the If Lily-Tulip Promises Aid 300 feet frontage on the east side area would be decreased. as its first major piece of of Broad St. and extending about The suit filed by attorney War business in 1062, if the strategy ren W. Wilentz, Perth Amboy, To Neighbor SOO feet deep. under consideration by admin- Starts Suit Search says the ordinance is "arbitrary, Food Fair, Inc., plans to devel- istration leaders is adopted. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - If itiated in October of last year capricious, and discriminatory." by Mr. Bland.y-ajid Raritan OLD BRIDGE — An in- op a shopping center in the 30- The idea would be to give op- the Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. de- The ordinance has rjo sub- cides to go to court over re- Committccmeil'Marvin Olinsky acre area. ponents as little time as possi- tensive man hunt by more stantial relation to protection of zoning of property in Holmdel and James G. Brady, Included in the measure Mr. ble to mount a counter offensive than 100 Middlesex and public health, safety and welfare Township for the planned Rari- An estimated 225 acres ot ,, ,, .. „ Stillman is opposing is a light in- to (he administration's intense dustry zone of about 20 actes according to the suit, which adds tan-Holmdel industrial park, the park properly are on the n°rt'>ern Monmouth Court- the amendment is further seek- campaign for a broadened trade the firm will have to fight both along the Little Silver hoiough •t mm I act—a campaign that has been Holmdel side, while the re- ty police ended at 8 o'clock ing to advance "some private municipalities, The Register maining 75 acres arc in Rari- this morning with the arrest ol' line, running from White Rd. Raymond H. Stillman under way since Congress ad- sectional interest, rather than a learned yesterday. tan. Raritan has already au- jouth about 1,000 feet. journed in September. .wo men sought lor the shooting Owns Parcel land on the west side of Broad community interest as contem- Asked by a reporter what thorized three-acre lot mini- of a Madison Township police The theme that the United Mr. Stillman owns a parcel of St.—opposite the new shopping plated under zoning law." Raritan's position would be in mums for its side. States must promptly come to ergcant and of a candy store case of such litigation, Mayor The park site is bounded by an agreement with the booming owner. Philip J, Blanda, Jr. replied: Rt. 35, Union Ave., Middle Rd. European common market or Names of the suspects were "We would join Holmdel im- (in Raritan) and Laurel Avc. risk being squeezed out of vital not Immediately available, mediately as a partner in the $15 Million Plant export markets has been ham- *ough they were described as event of any zoning suit by Lily-Tulip, which has a $15 Vetoes Salary Code mered by high officials in speech young and as residents of Old Lily-Tulip, to assist the town- million plant under construction after speech during the recess. Bridge. ship both legally and financially across the highway from (he Kosene Against Employee Raises And a joint economic subcom- in protecting its rights, and park site (on the Holmdel side) Sgt. George Hanson, 34, shot mittee headed by the interna- ours, to control zoning for the Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr. opposed the tract rezoning, ask- in the right chest by rifle fire, tional trade minded Rep. Hale was reported In poor condition council meeting. During the general welfare of citizens in ing for 10-acre minimum lot FAIR HAVEN —Mayor creases would total $3,590 an Boggs, D-La, has provided a creating an industrial park zone at Perth Amboy General Hos- hearing last night, none of the both towns." size, and threatened the Holm- Kosene last night vetoed an ordi- nually. forum for additional arguments with seven-acre lot minimums pital. nance to raise the salaries of He said the council hoped jlic present made any com 7 and J Acres adjacent to Rt. 35, and three- del committee with "drastic ac- in favor of increasing the Presi- Arnold Goldman, 36, of 6} An- borough employees by approxi- bring borough employees' sal- ment. Last week, the Holmdel Town- acre minimums at the rear of tion" if the new ordinance were dent's tariff-cutting powers. thony Blvd., Lincoln Park, own- mately 10 per cent next year. aries more in line with those o( Mayor Kosene told council he ship Committee, after more the tract. adopted. than a year of debate over the William J. O'Hagan, Jr., an er of Ihe Browntown Sweet A public hearing on the pro- policemen, who will receive a 10 was not satisfied the borough Stiff Opposition issue, adopted an ordinance The park proposal was in- Shop, Rt. 18, was shot in tha posed measure was held at last per cent rise in 1962. could give the increases. He said The stiffest opposition to an (See BLANDA, Page 2) he had made his decision after right arm. He was in fair condi- night's council meeting. Adoption Voters approved the police expanded reciprocal trade pro- examining the 1962 budget plans. tion at the hospital. was expected, but the Democratic raises in a referendum ballot in gram comes from Congress mem- Cite Nelson, Curchln Question Posed in Sea Bright mayor objected. November. bers scattered across the coun- Matawan Township Police Chief He told the all-Republican Mr. Magee pointed Dut that the The ordinance, he said, pro- try and in both parties but united J. Edgar Wilkinson said that council the salary raises were police increases would cost the vided for inequitable salaries in having industries at home that members of his department were unnecessary and inequitable. He borough an additional $4,525 an- The two highest paid borough em- consider themselves particularly in the parly which seized the •aid the plan to Increase the ployees—Roy W. Nelson, borough vulnerable to foreign competi- Absenteeism Study Set two suspects. nually. clerk, and George W. Curchin, tax lalaries had caused him "sleep- Eleven borough employees tion. The more these make them- One young man reportedly was collector—would each receive in- SEA BRIGHT — How many the office, they should be there row night appointments due to less nights." would receive raises under the selves heard, the greater will be found walking toward his homo creases of J650, while sanitation official meetings of a governing to hold it; otherwise they should be made by the mayor at the proposed ordinance. Seven others, the pressure on members to in the Middlewood section, about Referendum Approval workers who had worked for the body should an elected official leave." council reorganization meeting however, would not. The measure maintain restrictions on imports. a mile from the shop. Councilman Eugene Magee, borough for many years would miss and still remain qualified The mayor wants put into or- set for noon New Years Day, was introduced at the Dec. 11 It was learned today that the finance chairman, said the in- for office? dinance form the number of next Monday. Police said he offered no re- receive $200 increases, he said. House Ways and Means Commit- times and absenteeism prevails— sistance and identified his com- Slightly over one third of the tee, which has charge of this and At the request of Mayor Thom- Taking office then will be Wil for causes other than emergency. Ham R. Fowler, a Republican panion, who was nabbed rrfoments total increases would go to the other major administration pro- as Farrell, a Democrat who The matter is expected to be ful- winner in the Nov. 7 election, later at his home in another Old clerk and collector, he pointed posals, may be asked to fide- having just defeated an election Three Dead in Fire ly explored. and Councilman John S. Fors- Bridge area, another mile away. out. track one of the others in .irder challenge aimed against him, In addition, council members man, Democrat, who won re- Mr. Goldman occasionally slept Within five days after the crdi (See TRADE, Page 2) will be seated for a new term nance is presented to the mayor Monday. Borough Council it are expected to discuss tomor- election. in quarters behind his store at At New York Hotel for signature, he must declare posing that question. Rt. 18 and Gaub Rd. He was awakened this morning his objections to council in writ- It will be discussed at an in- , NEW ,YQRK (AP)-Two resi- Fire officials said the blaze ing. Seek Option at 4 o'clock by sounds of men dVfjts aid a fireman died early started in Wyzel's room and formal caucus of the Borough leaving the store. He investigated Mr. Magee told newsmen after Council at Borough Hall starting Keansburg Boosts today in a fire on the ninth floor spread to the hall. The cause was the meeting, he was confident and found his store had been of the 17-story Hotel Mayflower not immediately determined. ExtensionFor at 8 p. m. tomorrow. This wil broken into and that two men the measure would be re-intro- be a private session. Results will overlooking Central Park. Firemen attached hoses to duced at a subsequent council were entering a parked car out- not be made known until after Two other men — apparently standpipes on the eighth floor, meeting at which time the coun- side. HospitalPlan the first of the year. Water, Sewer Rates residents—were burned, one of carried them to the ninth and cil may override the mayor's Police said the owner went out them critically. Seven firemen trained them on the hall door. veto. He said that when finally RARITAN TOWNSHIP—An of- The apparent, but unmentioned KEANSBURG—Two ordinances C. Bernard Blum, borough of the store and was shot by one were burned or overcome by The door gave way and flames adopted, the salaries would likely ficial of the Lamond Construction target, is Councilman Sam L. raising water and sewer rates manager pointed out that the of the two suspects. smoke. burst at the firemen. Two fire would be retroactive to Jan. 1. He Co., New York, reported yester- Diggle, Jr., a Republican. $7.50 per year were adopted last borough, even with the increase, He returned to the store and Most of the 400 guests in the lieutenants were burned and two pointed out, however, that the day that the firm plans to seek He attended last night's ses- night at an adjourned meeting still had the lowest water rates phoned police. Sgt. Hanson was largely residential hotel it Cen- firemen were knocked out by procedure was time consuming ah extension on its six-month land sion but was absent for 13 of the of Borough Council. in the bayshore. He termed the among several officers dispatched option for a 206-bed hospital pro- tral Park West and 61st St. fled dense smoke pouring from th? and caused added bookkeeping previous 23 sessions, according Under the new provisions, lo- new legislation "vitally Im- to the cccne. He halted an on- posed for construction here. from their rooms shortly before hall. and expense. to an accounting by Borough cal residents will pay an annual portant" in view of tho planned coming car, about three miles .2 a. m. Ordinance Dead The option, on the 17-acre Clerk Joan Axelsen. base rate of $22.50 per home for expansion of sewer and water from the store, to question the Severely Burned Harvey S. Bedle tract, south of The guests — many of them Mr. Magee told the mayor that Mayor Farrell told reporters: water service and the same facilities and the borough's ur- occupants, and was shot as he in nightclothes—congregated in Minutes later the firemen—be- Rt. 35 off Holmdel Rd., expires amount for sewer service. Bars ban renewal program. his veto meant the ordinance was "I believe if anyone is elected approached the halted car. the lobby. There was no panic. hind streams of water — entered Jan. 24, according to J. Frank and restaurants will be assessed Early this month, council au- dead. When introduced again, it to office they either should at Police said one of the two Two of them carried pet canar- Wyzel's room and found him must be advertised again. He Weigand, Keyport, attorney for double that amount for each thorized submitting of plans to tend the official meetings or va- suspects was armed when ar- ies from their rooms. (See FIRE, page 2) indicated his disappointment that Mr. Bedle. utility. the state for a $220,000 sewer cate themselves from office so rested, but that no shots were They streamed down to the the mayor had not expressed Philip Cohen, Lamond execu line extension in the Palmer Ave. fired. tive, told The Register that the someone else can attend to the The water department also lobby via stairwells and elevators his opinion when the salary in- section. ' Police set up roadblocks at company already has filed ten necessary duties. If they want calls for a $5 fee for the borough after the hotel manager pressed creases were first discussed by Council appropriated $74,440 various locations throughout Mid- 3 Garbage tative plans with the state De to turn water on and off There a button that sounded an alarm the two a month ago. He said it earlier in the year for the in- dlesex County and in western partment of Institutions and are no water meters in the bor- on every fleer. was "unfortunate" the mayor at stallation of some 15,300 feet of Agencies but will need more time ough. and northern Monmouth, Includ- Out of Control not attended a "salary meeting." Rockefeller, four-inch water mains on 20 bor- Bids Rejected to file a formal application for Mayor Louis T. Collichio called ing one bn Rt. 35, Middletown, The fire burned out of control Because council will reorganize ough streets. an operating license as well as he amendments "a move to rear Red Bank. for almost an hour. City fire- MATAWAN — Borough Coun- next week, it was not possible to formal and detailed building place the water and sewer de- A third ordinance adopted last The police groups surprised men, called out on two alarms, cil voted last night to readvertise adjourn the public hearing na the Meyner Aides specifications. partments on a self-sustaining night sets regulations for vend- hundreds ol early morning mo- kept the blaze from spreading for garbage collection bids as a ordinance. ing machines that sell milk and torists en route to their jobs. from the ninth floor. result of an error in the method Firm Hopeful basis." it was estimated by bor- Borough attorney William Blair, ough officials that the two de- other perishable foods. It states An unidentified man, walking of publication of bid notices. Will Meet Jr. declared that council must He said he was "hopeful" that partments had been operating at that a machine cannot be In- past the hotel as the alarm was The three bids which were re- first complete the year's business Mr. Bedle would extend the land TRENTON (AP) - Two of an annual deficit of $30,000. stalled without a license being Paris Exit founded, heard calls for help and ceived Dec. 12 were rejected on before the New Year's Day re- option/ Gov. Robert B. Meyner's top issued by the borough. George E. Ostrov, borough at- ran inside. He ran through the this basis. No new date was set organization session. Harvey S. Bedle, Jr., said aides will represent Gov.-elect PARIS (AP) — A'record 644.. torney, said the increase should The license fee establishel by halls, pounding on doors and for receipt of the second set of Stralton Comments later yesterday that his father Richard J. Hughes in bi state 000 train passengers left Paris throw no additional burden on the ordinance is $50 per year Shouting an alarm. bids. Councilman Edward Stratton is in Florida and that he could talks with New York Gov. Nelson for the Christmas season, most- he taxpayer because the defi- per machine. The dead: Council will continue to use the said the salaries should be ad- A. Rockfeller's aides tomorrow. ly for mountain ski resorts. not speak for him regarding the cits in past years were always The ordinance places the re Murray Wyzcl, about 60, de- present garbage contractor, M justed commensurate with the The previous record of depar- possibility of an option extension. Dwight R. G. Palmer, state made up through taxation any- sponsibility for the care and scribed by friends as a song- & 0 Disposal Co., for the first job an employee performs. He In regard to recent requests by tures In the Dec. 20-23 period was highway commissioner, and way. (See KEANSBURG, Page 2) writer who had written for the two weeks of January, on ? per declared that the road depart- Spencer Smith, chief of the state Stephen B. Wiley, Meyner's per- 559,000 last yean Perry Como television shows. diem basis. ment's work supervisor had one Bureau of Community Institu- sonal counsel, were named yes- Fireman John King, 29, a resi- Council will hold an adjourned of the lowest salaries in the area. tions, for "more information" on terday by Hughes who takes of- For Little Silver's Harding Rd. dent of Commack, Long Island. meeting tomorrow night at 7:30 Another councilman, John C. hospital plans, Mr. Cohen said: fice Jan. 16. An unidentified woman. to discuss the sewer project. (See FAIR HAVEN, Pa.",e 2) 'Not Proper' The meeting is scheduled for "We have had a talk with Mr 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Port of Smith and informed him that we New York Authority offics in Public Ownership Due (See HOSPITAL, Page 2) . Award Home Decoration Prizes Thhe two groups will resume LITTLE SILVER - Harding Mr. Seaman is also engineer •bi-state negotiations on proposals Rd. in Little Silver is expected for Sea Bright, Shrewsbury. Eng- 15 Home Owners Are Cited in Red Bank Area for the purchase of the Hudson to pass from private to public lishtown, Oceanport, Eatontown, & Manhattan Railroad and con- ownership in the near future. Long Branch, Holmdel and Free- RED BANK — Prizes were Little Silver—Home, E. B. Hen- Index Monroe, 48 Peach St., New struction of a World Trade Center The road was built about hold Townships and for the hous- ,, awarded to 15 home owners by schel, 4 Winding Way; door, Shrewsbury. Page in Manhattan. years ago by the late J ing and sewerage authorities of Judges in the area Christmas George W. T. Brown, 44 Salem Most original—John C. Gram- Amusements 14 Wiley and Palmer have been Harding, a Rumson investment Long Branch Home Decorating Contest last Births _ 2 La.; most original, Willard bor, 33 Glenwood Dr., New Meyner's representatives in bi- banker, to help early commuters Board Resigns Bridge 20 night. Browning 16 Crest Dr. Shrewsbury; \ William Murphy, 45 state discussions previously with reach the Red Bank station. Also accepted by council were Three awards—for prettiest Washington St., and Anthony Classified II..ZI21 Rockefeller and his aides. Deed to the thoroughfare was tho resipnations of all five mem- New Shrewsbury—Home, Mr. Comics 20 home, prettiest door and most and Mrs. J. Catenaci, 168 Hope Scalzo, 63 Washington St., both The two states have been in a offered to the borough in a letter bers of the Board of Adjustment Crossword Puzzle 20 original decoration—were :nade Rd.; door. Jack Arnold, 33 Riv- Rumson. year-long deadlock over pur- 'rom Charles B. Harding, son o to permit realignment of terms. Editorials _ ' 6 in each of five municipal jreas eredge Rd.; most original, L. C. Curtis Bradley, Shrewsbury, is chase of the H&M and the World 3. Horace Harding, which Board members are Robert flain- Herblock 6 covered by the contest. A ->um- Poitrinal, 59 Cloverdale Cir. chairman of the judges. Anthony Trade Center. read at last night's council meet- ton, Raymond Fagan, Jerome B. ber of honorable mention awards DeStefano, Little Silver, is in Kitty Kelly _ 10 The New Jersey Legislature ing. Drew. John Borden and Edward also were made. Rumson—Home, Frederick Pit- charge of prizes. Movie Timetable _„ 14 balked when New York tied the Mr. Harding, a Rumson coun- C. Stokes. All five arc exported ten, Sailers Way; door, William Members of the judging com- Obituaries _.... 2 two projects into a package. cilman, said he had followed the to be rcapoointed, according to Grand prize winners in the Meeker. 20 Robin Rd.; most mittees, with the chairmn listed Sylvia Porter ..„. 6 Last week, the Port Authority practice for a number of years Mavor P. Paul Campi. contest will be chosen tonight. original, Howard Kirchner, 52 first are: Radio-Television .U suggested the World Trade Cen- of closing the road annually on Offers of $50 each were re- Last night's area winners, by Lafayette St. Red Dank-River Plaza—Mrs. Social ...... 10-11 ter be built on the west side of Lincoln's Birthday in order to ceived from Douglas and Eliza- municipality, follow: Honorable mention Ann Brady, Harry Patterson and George Sokolsfcy 6 Manhattan, on the site of the maintain control over the beth Bennett and Arthur and Mrs. Maud VanPelt. Sports _ 18-19 Hudson Tubes Terminal. f development taking place on Red Bank-River Plaza—Pretti- /ere: Evelyn Kraut to purchase-small* Stock Market _ J either side. est home, Walter Wilson, Hard- Homes—W. E. Holloman, Sa- Rumson—Mrs. John Dunigan, Previously, plans called for the tracts of borough-owned land at Mrs. Thomas Eadon and William Successful Investing 3 the southerly boundaries of their ing Rd.; best door, Patrolman mara Dr., Shrewsbury; Patrol- World Trade Center to be built No Further Reason Hagerman. W. S. White 6 Silverwhite Garden lots. Raymond E. Sergeant, Jr 107 man Franklin White, 43 Elm PI., on the east side, physically sepa- Since adoption of the Shrewsbury—Mr. Bradley, Mrs. iugh's zoning ordinance, Charles B. Harding McLaren St.; most original, Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. F. Har- Reward for Beagle rated from the Hudson Terminal. Release from his road hond Lois Eben and Douglas McCrum. Lost three weeks ago, vicinity Harding said, the reason for con- Charles Acker, 508 West Front nett, 6 Braeburn Dr., Hew Hughes and Rockefeller met was requested by Joe] Kllgman, New Shrewsbury—Mrs. Caro- Leonardo High School. Female, last Friday and voiced approval tinuing his control "ceased to municipality by his family in president of Tower Hill A* Lit- St., River Plaza. Shrewsbury. line Meyer, Mrs. Evelyn Ander- about six months old, brown face, of the new tack by the Port Au- ixlst." memory of the elder Harding. tle Silver, who said all improve- Doors — Mr. and,Mrs. George Shrewsbury—Home, William D. son, A. J. Erlacher and Mrs. white body with black spots, one thority, suggesting it might form He offered to deed the area to Council accepted the resigna- ments have been completed for layton, Jr., 65 Park /We.; door, • Home Made Sausage Harry Reid. spot, on back about three inches the basis for a compromise ;he borough and to make main- tion of Otis R. Seaman, boroughlmoro than a year, Anthony Trufolo, 77 Silverbrook Country fresh sausage, links or Little Silver—John Fcrrogiari, in diameter. $60 reward or an- Hughes' office said that after tenance improvements in the one- engineer, who asked to be re-' Tho council's reorganization Rd.; most original, Isaac H. bulk. Nelson's, 603 River Road, Dr. Victor Marascio, Mrs. Hor- other beagle. 291-0770. the aides meet this week he will acre park at Ridge and Harding licved because of the pressure of meeting is set for noon on New Pratt, 53 Obre PL | Fair Haven—Adv. tense Dean and Mr. D-Stefano. -Adv. meet again with Rockefeller. Rds. which was donated to the other business. Year's, Day. Dec, 27, 1961, Rip BANK REGISTER Weather Wanted! Turmoil, New Itrwey: Increasing cloudi- ness today with rain devetopuigFlearned Splinter OBITUARIES Apartment Question late in the day or at night. High] LBONARDO-A

vilib. TPi^ Who!, or Full BtiwrHtlF Cut John G. Thompson 55Ik. Joseph F. lord been an assistant treasurer. A Joseph F. Lord, 94 Church St. Wagner College graduate, he had "Saper-W Qyality Little Silver, N. J., where he been assistant treasurer since Stores Clostd once was a councilman, is now a1958. vice president at the company's All told, there were 12 such Monday Fifth Ave, office. He became an (Jan. lit, 1962) assistant vice president at the bank in 1950, when he was pro- Open Usual Hours FRESH HAMS moted from his post as assistan Peggy Winter Full Cut secretary, having held that posi All Other Days tion since 1946. Mr. Lord joined Shank the bank in 193G after his gradua- Receives Half tion from Yale University. He is 49: "~ 59 in the general banking section. Science Award Two were advanced to the posl. tion of assistant vice president. 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Kennedy's Time in Office German Chancellor Adenauer,! lems. H« contributed to them. 2. In setting up a new econ- stick policy which could mean which most be fought oat with omic aid program lor Latin Congress next year, t« tower tar- always worrying be might get' Fear ZMrecttmki American interventton where and By JAMES MARLOW gram. On three major issues he If Kennedy has a solution on sold down the river, was on Ken- America phis a sew understand- when Kennedy thinks necessary. iffs for the sake of better trad*. Then Kennedy ran into opposi- AModatcd nw Wtam AnaJpt backed away from tough oppo- Berlin, he hasn't revealed it. Butnedy's back steadily, seeking re- ing. How far he'll carry this is also WASHtNGTON-Pmidrat Ken- tion from both De Gaulle and What Kennedy's first year in sition: Civil rights, medical care he 'could hardly be expected to, assurance. He got it. Only the Beginning one of the unknowns of 196}. n»4y is coming to the end Macmillan in backing the United the presidency .amounts to is « for the aged, federal aid to edu-yet. And he says be still hasn't 3. In adopting—at least In the of hi* first year in office. How De Gaulie was a prune pain ln|N*Uons action In, "the Congo. 4. In trying to establish a new beginning, and hardly more man cation. All three were left hang- made up his mind whether this case of the Dominican Republic wall did he do at borne and country should resume nuclear That's quieted down, but like so that. He still has three years to the neck to Kennedy who, with —President Theodore Roosevelt's era ot commerce with the Allies. abroad? His appearance of eagerness testing in the atmosphere to keep much else, is still unsettled. make good On It Adenauer and Macmillan was speak- softly- but- carry-, a- big-He has started a campaign, At home, with Congrew, he haswas boosted by trips to Europe up with the Russians. Meanwhile, Kennedy laid the been competent but not brilliant. and Latin America for talks with willing to discuss Berlin with the foundation for new relationships He has had some conspicuous Premier Khrushchev, British In four important directions: failures. Prime Minister Macmillan, By Ceean 1. In demanding that countries lit foreign affairs, 1961 has been French President de Gaulle and "ASTRaGUlDE" which want American help to a matter of beginnings—of foun- the presidents of Colombia and stand off communism put in bad- dation-laying for the next three Venezuela. For Thursday. Dtcamber V ly needed social and economic CLEARANCE-TO 50% OFF years—rather than of successes. Goofed Early, Badly reforms. Viet Nam, for instance, He will be a forceful Presi- The trips showed no tangible Present—For You and and Latin America. Whether he'll ever be tough enough to put it dent if he follows through on good results. But no one could Yours... It'» hard to *tkk to On Christmos Lights and Decorations some of them. suggest they did any damage, the job when you feel fruttrated, vat , Busy, Bray, Busy either. • Garland • Christmas Balls • Christmas Seals as nuny do under present plane- His most consistent, obvious He completely dominated quality has been a sense of ac- American foreign policy. But he tary influences, bat results win • Treetop Ornaments • Plastic Decorations tion, which he promised in the goofed early and badly in backing warrant iho effort* Oznit JkuowA • Candoliers • Centerpieces • Tablecloths • Napkins 1960 campaign. He's been busy, a: half-baked Cuban rebel invas- troublemakers from your social busy, busy. ion against Fidel Castro, who group. A few times of being REGULAR That, more than anything else smashed it. left ont will cams them to *"• perhaps, is why the people give Whether or not that shook his change their tactics—ws hope! HALVERSON TREES 1.75 & 1.98 him unusually high grades In theself-confidence, he's been cau- public opinion polls. tious in all directions since. But Kennedy, a middle-roader, got most of the year he encountered Past... On December 2S, Future . • • Efty yean from Indoor' & Outdoor Electric Light Sets Vs OK that kind of program through problems which .would have 1845, the SemlnolB War began now, vegetable* wfll bo giant in Florida. Oseeola, Seminole Christmas Congress, He apparently was tested the patience and Judg- sized—tomatoes as big as canta- chief, massacred Ma]. Dade and willing to settle for a half-loaf. ment of any President. loupes, one potato large enough ' Khrushchev hit him with a UOsoldien sent to remove them His philosophy seems to be: from their tribal lands. Dade to feed a family of four, etc. In- PARTY GLASSWARE Avoid all-out fights on any onenumber of problems, two in par- crease of chromosome* with Club County (Miami) was named for ticular: His demands on Berlin issue because it may antagonize the major. colchidne win be a major factor. Hi-Ball Glasses 10c up •rough people In Congress to Intended to weaken the Allies' block other issues. grip on the city and, If possible, Old Fashion Glasses 15c up No Skulls Fractured shake their unity; and the tricky Stem Wine Glasses 20c up So, instead of public appeals way he suddenly resumed nu- The Day Under Your Sign Interest Paid for pressure on Congress, a clear testing. ARIES (kmM«tfc3l fo April 19) LIBRA (Sub 21 fs A*. 22) on Completed Clubsl Cocktail & Champagne Glasses 49c up SUCCCK dncsb on tawwt U »a lunda Settle credit mttcn u wiitkw ami method which could be inflam Through it all Kennedy kept Ms .«torf Rumson-Falr Haven Regional High School. features. Latest patterns and colors. 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Sfrefch pants look swell on J. Kridel customers. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money bacl^NO MONEY DOWN when you buy on credit at Wards Ked flank Kqistcr , AND AWAY WE GO! These BmyBt i, . , suitMgh—yKMUMtm An Inflated Ego EMMUM 1SH by Mih CMk tad H«ry City THOMAS IRVING BROWN, PoMlther H28-1K* By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY IAMBS 1. HOGAN. Etfkw M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manajer Mrs. H. C. Pirate of Covington, La., desires an in- W. HARRY PENNINGTON, ProducUon Manager flated ego and has the courage to write to an editor to Member of the Associated Press ask for one. It is a very good idea. No tonic,does bet- TM Amcuut Pmt It utlUta eiduilveir t o th» uw (or rtpubltculta ol 111 tin low im THE REST OF THE ter than an inflated ego. I am I. That is terrific.. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation ECONOMY However, don't get me wrong. Mrs. Brote does not Tht Rii Btak Eitliur uiumii no niunclti ra •ponilBilHKi tor tyoo«r«plilcil error» In «dr«rtl»em«nt». wish' an inflated ego for herself. She tat «iu wprlnt wiuww eh»r». tbM p»rt el u «4v«Urem«nt In wUcD th. typoirapMcil »rror occun. kd< inrtunra vtu piuu ooUtj u» mimitmem tmimtlSMtij ol u> «roi wt'.th mM oucui. ' wants it for the United States. She just TliU unraptvm uiamti no ruponiibiluiei far at aitmenti ol opinion* in letlen from In retderi, cannot help feeling that an American •ubicrlptlon Prtc«« In Adrian On* »«ar J1J.00 six roomhi. 18.00 is as good as a Congolese or K&tangese •taxi* ency at eounter. 7 csota «pr br mall. » c or an Indochinese or even a Russian. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1961 She denies racial superiority and is sure that no Uzbeg is, superior to an Ameri- Youth Comes to the Aged can. Stalin was a Georgian and Khru- shchev is a Ukrainian (Ukrainians are Everyone interested in Red Bank Institutional life is especially dif- SOKOLSKY requested not to write denying the High School has a right to be proud ficult at holiday time. But, we're Landsmannschaft as my files are full of such letters). of the student body's recent Christ- sure, the warm spirit and goodwill But we, to go back to where this sentence started, are mas visit to the Monmouth County which went to the Welfare House Americans and if anyone dares to say that we ape hot Welfare House at Freehold. with Red Bank's students will long the Chosen People, ahead of all else, we shall punch The visit should also console be remembered. It decked the Wei them square on the nose. . « those genuinely [frustrated souls fare House halls with a type of in Mrs. Brote wrote: who annually rebel at some exam- tangible holly for this entire season "We hear a great deal about Russian superiority ples of Yuletide commercialism. Though most of these teenagers because the Russians plan it that way.^We are fright- Laden with gifts contributed by are far too young to hide concern fully impressed by the fact that chess is their national youngsters from each of the 41 for what gifts they themselves may pastime. To play chess, after a fashion, does not re- homerooms, more than 100 students have expected on Christmas Day, quire any more intelligence than bridge,' baseball or trooped behind Santa Claus into their project in kindness bespeaks a football. We know that the, Russians constantly fail in buses to bring their own brand of maturity which honors them and the realm of agriculture. Our farmers are more im- Christmas love to the 161 chronically the community. Your Money's Worth? pressive than their chess players. I have read'that ill Welfare House patients. WILLIAM their run of the mill doctors are comparable to our Best Bargains are Now hospital orderlies and their engineers build roads that S. WHITE sink into the jungle while ours succeed." Grim Footnote to Christmas By SYLVIA PORTER WASHINGTON-At this season, Sitting Exercise The National Safety Council was country were sheeted with ice and If you're among the huge number of Americans when an old year is departing and a new year is just beyond to- I know nothing about the value of chess In estab- not far off in predicting that 550 per-packed snow, making the highway who every year wait for the post-Christmas sales to morrow, drama critics look back sons would die on highways in the even more hazardous. shop for things you need or want, get to the stores to pick the "best" play and film lishing the superiority of a man. It is an old game that early, buy now. writers the "best" movie. originated in India and my only interest is in chessmen nation over the long Christmas holi- By the same token, it kept manj This political critic joins thi motorists off the highways—and, For first, the nation's retail stores had a superb game by presuming to pick th made of ivory or jade that fetch quite a price in any day. Christmas season piled on top of a Man of the Year of the Kennedy who knows, the weather may hav Cabinet. My personal nomination flea market I do not go in for .games, indoor or out- As of yesterday, 506 traffic record November, and as a result, there been responsible, to some extent, in is Robert S. McNamara, the sec- door, having long ago discovered that all forms of deaths were recorded—10 of them are fewer good bargains around than in retary of defense. cutting the number of fatalities. a long time. McNamara's distinction ha physical effort are not beneficial for either the mind on New Jersey roads. been most improbably achieved or the body. Myself I prefer sitting exercises and use But the point is another holiday Second, the stores didn't stock up When he took oath last January, Add to that 82 victims of fires has come and gone. And with the heavily on goods to begin with. Even all the rules suggested that here my eyes and ears most frequently. and another 82 killed in miscella- during the Christmas season, many was the man least likely to be happiness and joy of the season have able to succeed—in the most dif- As for whether playing chess requires less or were short on sizes, colors, styles and neous accidents related to the Christ- come death and sadness—leaving ficult, most essentially unman- greater intelligence than playing bridge, football or mas holiday and you have a grim they're shorter today. Weeks before the ageable government departmenl homes fatherless and motherless. PORTER holiday, retailers were phoning and in Washington, the vast, seething baseball, I must leave that to Mrs. Brote. I have never footnote to the traditional joy of the echoing Pentagon. Have we learned any lessons wiring their suppliers to order goods to offer in the played bridge but have watched others at it and it Yuletide. He was, to heiin with, without from the Christmas massacre? special January promotions. The clearances next month known political skill. He had no seems to me to be a stimulant for divorce. As for base- will be normal but no more than that. 'contacts" with the powerful ball and football, only now, in my ancient years, do I The council said weather played The answer is no—for the New politicians in the Democratic a major part in traffic accidents dur- Year's week-end will probably be Third, while there will be the usual price mark party, and even less with thos go to such frivolities, my Democratic friend, Jim Far- downs, "the best will come early," warns A. W. Zelo- of the Republican party—whicr ing the holiday. Many areas of the just as bad and, most likely worse. he himself had in the past sup ley, taking me to sit with him, the value of my presence mek, economist head of the International Statistical ported. being that some Democrats might believe that if James Bureau and an acknowledged authority on retail trade. His connection with Presidenl Aloysius Farley were nominated to run for governor The usual markdown on soft goods—men's clothing, Kennedy, until the very day ol Today's Business Mirror his appointment, had been prac- of New York state against Nelson Rockefeller, some women's and children's apparel—is 20 per cent in th tically nil. He knew little of the higher-price ranges, 25-30 per cent in the lower-price jungles of official Washington Republicans might vote for him—which is not to be ranges, says Zelomek. where the sabre-toothed tiger sneezed at. It's In the Bag for Processors wears pants—or a party dress- Stability in '61 instead of stripes. If any Americans base their superiority upon the NEW YORK (AP) - Food in Fruits, Vegetables Fourth, prices generally will be tending firm to Mutual Distrust popularity of bridge over chess, it might be called to the bag — whether to boil or to Birdseye and many other food He was going to head a mult •tore In bulk in freezers — may packagers are marketing fruits Tax Rates gently upward in the new year, for we're into a cycl billion-dollar enterprise where their attention that it was a White Russian, Ely Cul- play a bigger part in your life and vegetables in the new packs. of strong business expansion and peak consumer spend- the civilian bureaucrats usuallj bertson, who earned a living telling Americans how to in the New Year. Their sales talk is that by pre- ing. A remarkable aspect of 1961's economic recovery tend to join the generals and ad- play the game. Culbertson never lost his Russian ac- It will if today's plans of both To Go Up mirals in one thing anyhow: serving frozen foods in such bags was the stability in most prices. In 1962, when th cent, but his father was originally an American engi- the food packaging industry and and then popping them into boil- mutual distrist of "outsiders." the makers of polyethylene work ing water, the housewives can ain Jan. economy will surge to levels never before reached, pric (He had also to endure a thous- neer in . out on schedule. cither thaw and warm prepared stability is the most—the most—that you can expect. and bad, stale jokes about 'Mc- They are confident of expan- food or cook frozen raw foods and WASHINGTON (AP) - Soda! Namara's Band." His quiet for- Russian Wheat sion of the already fast growing conserve the vitamin content of security tax rates go up agai Finally, Easter is coming late (April 22) this yea titude in this regard tni™ht i boil-in-the-bag sales. the food in the bag. Jan. 1, with the increased rev and, emphasizes Zelomek, this means there will be a it self entitle him to the Legio Mrs. Brote knows that the Russians always fail They count on selling you on nues helping meet the cost of be prolonged pre-Easter shopping season for which thi of Merit.) in agriculture which is much more than I know, for the idea of frozen vegetables in Fowler says the boil-in-therbag neiit changes which became ef Right away, however, he bega family-size proportions — but nol principle makes possible packing fective under amendments signet stores will soon be preparing. The pre-Easter bargain to prove that he had not reache way back in the time of the Caesars in Rome, Russia in solid blocks — packaged in special diets for hospital or home into law June 30. the presidency of the Ford Motor was the bread-basket of Europe and the reason that use and providing restaurants days will be limited just as the post-Christmas bargain these filmy ba«s. This way food The hike amounts to one-eighth days will be limited. Company before his 45th birthday the Latins go in for so much bread and pasta is that can be takes from the package with ready entrees. of 1 per cent for employees an simply because Ford liked th In separate chunks to fit your Food firms like Armour, employers, and to two-tenths of In short, if you're after bargains, don't delay. way he combed his rather spars: they found so much wheat in Russia. per cent for the self-employed. individual need at the moment General Foods and Seeman These are generalities of direct bread-and-butte. hair. He set out to tame the mili- The misery of misinformation is that language with the remainder staying in Brothers are working hard now This makes the new rate V/t tary prima donnas, the generals the freezer for next time. to convince restaurant owners per cent for employees and em importance to you. More specifically, experts stress and admirals, without terrorizin, mixes us all up. Russian medical terms come from the to join the parade in numbers ployer, or a total payroll tax ol Rapid Increase that there will be top-notch bargains in toys, which them or breaking their spirits. German and a Russian doctor may be 'called by all and volume of usage. 6'4 per cent for each employee Noting the rapidly increasing He took hold of the Pentagoi and 4.7 per cent for self-employed have been caught in a brutal price war--between the sorts of names; nevertheless, Mrs. Brote forgets that use of bags of prepared foods Grandmother migW have her and somehow made that incred- workers. department stores and discount houses. Many toys are Russia existed before Lenin was born and Metchnikoff that can be heated in boiling reservations about the whole ibly hulking monster work as few trend. But just try telling that to The tax applies to the first U water, the U.S. Industrial Chem- being "practically given away," says Zelomek. "If you had. done before him. lived before the Smolny Institute ceased being a girls* 800 of annual earnings by em icals Company predicts this will the makers of the film or the He took, the lead, under thi ployees. So, the maximum annua know you're going to need toys for children in coming academy and became the citadel of Marxism. It is help push total polyethylene food processor* using it. President's direction, in revisin amount of payroll tax will be months, stock up on them now." wrong to believe that the other fellow knows nothing sales-in 1962 by 10 to 15 per cent an all-or-nothing national military $300 instead of (he present $288, The modern foods council says In clothing, the most attractive sales will be in the policy which had depended almost at all when the fact is that he has more than 1,000 or $150 each on employees anc wholly on the ultimate atomi 100 million boil-in-the-bag units CARMICHAEL employer instead of $144. lower and medium-price areas, for here retailers have years of i valid history. One does not have to like the were sold this year. There are weapons. He supplanted this witt $100 A Year ample supplies and here, manufacturers will keep the a policy which is making us cap Russian to tell the truth about him. In fact, Maxim some 100 food items so packaged able of fighting any kind of war, by about 40 food processors ,— 40 FAR, Self-employed have to earn $40C supplies coming if demand from you warrants it Mos Gorki, who loved Russia, told some horrible tales about WELL- anywhere. He restored the old They predict hopefully that sales a year before they are ts stores did not stock up on more expensive clothing and the Russians. c,o coop— with the tax being applied to al fashioned soldier in strength am will reach 300 million units be- they've been cleaned out by enthusiastic buyers. morale while adding to th fore 1965. earnings up to $4,800. The new Well, it is of value to know these little items and maximum tax for self-cmployei atomic arsenal, too. The Food and Drug Admin- Another field for bargain shopping will be smal will be $255.61) instead of $216 Efficient I am sure that Ely Culbertson, in whatever heaven he istration permits the use of poly appliances, which already have been severely marked year. He advised the President whei is, will be happy that an old friend remembered him ethylene film under prescribed Changes effective this year in- down. his advice was asked. Otherwise, safety conditions. Uses range in the Christmas season. cluded: ha tended to his own shop, and in from production of packaging Shortage Giving retired men the optio such a spectularly efficient way materials and containers to to collect reduced benefits at 6; If you find—as I found even during the pre-Christ as to suggest that businessmen equipment intended, for use in instead of at 65; increasing agei mas weeks—an irritating shortage of sizes and colors can be profundly useful govern- producing processing, transport- dependent widows' benefits by there are distinct reasons. * ment administrators, indeed, i ing or holding food. about 10 per cent; increasing th hey will only realize that busines Many New Uses minimum from $33 to $40 An obvious explanation is that the stores simply Is one thing and government a Polyethylene makers and food month; providing more inccntiv didn't anticipate the excellence of the Christmas buy different thing. processors say this ruling has for beneficiaries to work by re ing season. The evidence that it would be was there— Most of all. he stayed out o opened the door now to manyj ducing the amount that has to bs partisan politics and ust did hi possible new uses. withheld from their benefits be all-time high personal incomes and savings, a year-long job. His problems, of course, art Example: Coatings for milk cause of earnings above ccrtai reduction in instalment debt, increasing confidence far from oveer. The new yea cartons and bakery trays. Othe levels. among consumers in the reality of the business recov will bring fresh and perhaps even greater military crises. He ha developments reported includi Benefits under the old-age am ery, and therefore, increasing willingness to sperjd— lininp for cartons to hold liquids, survivors and disability insurant" not yet been able to persuade our and formed containers with tear programs of social security had but many retailers wouldn't believe it. They were'just allies to put their backs into tapes. reached $1,047,000,000 in Septem not sufficiently prepared for us. strengthening the common West Formed Container Corporation ber, the last month /or which cm defense, as he has surely asserts it can offer price complete figures are available. Not so obvious but a more fundamental explana- done on our side. Moreover, he is going to ask the President to advantages for the polyethylene This was an increase of $12 mil- tion is the revolution in the way stores handle their ask Congress for the biggest mil- packs as against older forms o: lion over August. inventories. From coast to coast, retailers have adopted itary budget we ever knew out- food containers* Tax Receipts side of hot war days, more than The number of recipients dur policies of buying to meet current demands because This is seconded by the Flex- $50 billion. ible Packaging Division of Con- ing September was 10,107,659, they are aware manufacturers have the merchandise tinental Can Company which Estimated total tax receipts by There will be much howling in and excess capacity to produce. Also the development he nighttime over Pentagon supplies polyethylene film. calendar years are $12.7 billior of giant "mechanical brains" (computers) is permitting Money spent in early research for 1961, $13.5 billion for 1962 and ;hortcomings, as there has been in the past. But it can be fairly in the polyethylene packaging for $15,7 billion for 1963. major store chains to keep track day by day of their said of McNamara that he has 'ood by Seeman Brothers has An estimated 61.5 million cm- inventory positions and they no longer feel the need some closer than any previous laid off well, its chairman, John iloyecs were subject to the social o fill their warehouses far in advance. secretary of defense, except for 3. Fowler, Jr., says. A pioneer in isecurity tax during September. n-vt jThe latest figures on employer: The entire pattern flashes the message that the he late James Forrestal, to ho field was its Scabrook Farms ichieving a task which is basical- division with a carhpaign to get )showed there were about 5.2,5 >argains are available right now. If you've been wait million last year and an esti- y impossible — running a good imisowive* to buy boil-in-the-bag ailroad at the Pentagon. ood*. 6-Wed., Dec. 27, 1961 mated 5.3 rnillion this ylar. ng for. this period to shop, get moving. BED BA.NK REGISTER - " D<2719 ice Preston Holidqy Sfori? Hours 'rains at Dix ^ HIGHLANDS - OPEN LATE 1 Bruce C. Preston, 21, son of Mr. •ad Mr*, Carl E, Preston of 27 SAT., DEC. 30 till 9 p.m. 'Hooper Ave., is undergoing bas- "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" ic infantry training at Fort Dix. OPEN SUM. • 9 am to 6 p.m. Froth Cut From Young Grain Fed Porkert pjjLL CUT CLOSED ALL DAY fUUCUTBUnHAlF'55tSHAN1""" M0N., JAN. 1,1962 Prlcw effective thru Sunday, Die. 31, 1961. YOU SAVE 20' LB. LB. Right to limit "Simply Wonderful" • Top Choice - Cut From Young Wejjem Star. Save 10c Ib. CHUCK STEAK .49 "Simply Wonderful" - Mayfolr'i Famous - Extra Valu Trim - Fieih - Save 10c Ib.

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Dee. 27, 1961 RED JRANK fiEGISTER Benefactor's Gift Cover Up, Decrees Designer !>; JEAN ftXAIN WU*0N up they would please even the on the West Coast and presents AP TasHen Writer most strait-laced grandmother. bis styles here twice yearly. NEW YORK (AP) - James Yet those gaunt, stony-faced Draped like Mummies Gahnos and Count Sarmi an mannikins who floated up and At times he wrapped his wafer- two American designers who ap- down runways recently at two thin models like Egyptian mum- A Pony for Christmas parently' bit into that brand of separate shows introducing these mies from their wrists and chin* apple that sent Adam and Eve spring collections were anything to their trim waists, then draped NEW SHREWSBURY - Men- rides near the Swimming River proxlmately 10,000 newborn ba- scurrying for fig leaves. but prim and old fashioned look- the rest of their shapes with clingy crepes and silk, chiffons. tally retarded children In the New School. bies at Paterson Army Hospital During a season in which fash' ing- But despite all this fabric, their Shrembury-Red Bank area have Golden' Cloud, who has been there. She received her nurse's ion makers are busily reducing There are equally effective figures remained about as secret a ipecial kind of treat in store renamed Dawn by Riverdale Ave, training in Sweden and women's apparel literally to the ways of providing sex appeal as that of a femalo acrobat. lor them, thanks to Mrs. E. W. children who visit the Shetland worked in 40 hospitals in this barest minimum, these couturiers without a strip tease, decided Spelcber of Riverdale Ave. daily, is l&old. Her grandslre country and abroad. are creating costumes so covered Galanos who does his creating Or Galanoj went to the other To provide recreation for her was Crescent Gold Dust, one of Dawn has been thus renamed extreme, hiding obviously fem- imall friends, Mrs. Spelcher re- America's most noted Shetland because she gets the Speichers inine attributes behind material cently bought a platinum-maned sires, up at dawn for her first feeding that had been tucked and crinkled Shetland pony named Golden A registered nurse for 30 years, at the day. No complaints, how- Miss Peterson to Wedand puffed into masses of fluff. Cloud. Inspiration for the gesture Mrs. Spelcher served for nine ever, from Mr. Spelcher, who Or the young designer of Greek MAPLEWOOD - Mrs. Ethel came from Mrs, Geraldine years with the, Army as a civilian says, according to his wife, "It's descent obscured the figure with Peterson of Burnet PI. has an- Thompson of Uncroft, a friend nurse at Fort Monmouth, She es- worth a million dollars to see veils of printed chiffon tacked at nounced the engagement of hei of Mrs. Spelcher's. who last year Umates she has cared for ap- the children enjoy themselves.' the neckline that swirled over daughter, Miss Suzanne Peterson, purchased two ponies for the arms as billowy cape sleeves: or to David Fream, son of Mr. and State Home for Boys In James- fluttered like butterfly wings Mrs, H. C. Fream, Patton Point burg. from shoulder blades; or twisted Long Branch. around the body to the hemline Mrs. Spelcher keeps the little Announce Engagement Miss Peterson received a - where it stayed put. mare in a barn on her Riverdale JERSEY CITY - The engage- elor of fine arts degree magna Ave. property and plans to add I Just occasionally Galanos dab- ment has been announced of cum laude at Syracuse Univer- • cart and harness early next bled with decolletage by plung- Miss Margaret Mary O'Sullivan, sity and is completing work foi summer. A HOLIDAY GREETING is offered to Mrs. Geraldine ing necklines to blushing depths. daughter of Mrs. Margaret O'Sul- her master's degree in art ther- After the pony is broken Thompjon of Lincroff by Golden Cloud, I Vz -year-old But he came to the rescue of the livan of tills city and the late apy at Syracuse. While an. under- harness she plans to set up sj> shy ones with properly giant bows George O'Sullivan, to Charles T. Shetland pony bought by Mrt. E. W. Speicher of New graduate, she was president da! visiting days far retarde at the midriff which hid every- Cieary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority children and take them on cai Shrewsbury for mentally retarded children in the area. and also a member of Mortal thing after all. Charles Cieary, 12 Hazel PL, Mrti Speieher was inspired to buy the little mare by Galanos Signature Hazier. Board, Traditions Commission and Phi Kappa Phi. Indeed bows at the midriff The bride-elect, an alumna of Mn. Thompson's recant gift of two ponies for the Literary Club Mr. Fream, a former,residenl were a Galanos signature In his the Academy of St. Aloysius, is State Home for Boys in Jamesburg. of Hackcnsack, also Is a grad spring collection. attending Seton Hall University, uate of Syracuse University. As for suits, Galanos seems to Hears Program Newark. Elected senior class marshal up- feel that if once is good, twice is Mr. Cieary served four years KEYPORT — Mrs. John on graduation, he is a member better. Instead of a single lapel in the U. S. Navy. Both are em- Miss Suzanne Peterson Fitzgerald was hostess at of Delta Upsilon fraternity on his standaway necklines, ha Christmas program presented ployed by Westlnghouse Electric Home for Christmas Alpha Delta Sigma and the placed a brief capellke one over Corp., Jersey City. • recent meeting of the Literar Miss Marjorle O'Rourke, daugh- Haven; Beverly Hallnum, Lin- American Marketing Association, another not quite so brief. And Club In the Reformed Churcl The wedding is planned for ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J croft; Gail Becker, Diana Ban- Bnai Brith in place of a single skirt, he com- Sept. 15. He is an advertising copywriter house. O'Rourke of Conover La,, Mid- ner and Nancy Hamlin, Lit- for the Defense Systems Depa bined a short and a long, tunic- Christmas songs played dletown, is home for the holidays tle Silver. merit of the General Electrii style. Mrs. John H. Sharpe were "Tti from Georgian Court College, Company in Syracuse. Holds Clinic While Galanos selected bold Angel Serenade" and "Star Sports Stars Lakewood, where she is a fresh- Also at home this week are A June wedding is planned. KEYPORT — A "Rumor Clin- prints and noisy stripes. Count the East." Rev. M. Sharpe, a man. Fred Malle, River Plaza; Ronald ic" was conducted by Saal D. Sarmi spoke softly with his epring companied at the piano by Milter, Red Bank, and, Robert Lesser, humanitarian, at a meet- collection of delicate Dresden wife, sang "How Great Thot Miss Margaret M. O'Sullivan Announce At home in Rumson unti Jan. Seitr, Lincroft, all students of ing of the Ayelet Chapter of Bnai china colors. Among these, his Art," and told the story of "The 4 is Miss Diane Elizabeth , mechanical technology at Okla- Anniversary Brith Women, recently in the favorite hue was blue, and more Other Wise Man" by Van Dyke student at Stephens College, Col- homa State University's Techni- Keyport Synagogue. blue, with a little blue added. He recited Van Dyke's poer cal Institute, Oklahoma City, To Dedicate umbia, Mo., and daughter of Mr. The program consisted of a se- Occasionally the blues were "The Real Meaning of Christ Engagement Okla. Open House and Mrs. George Waters, 124 ries of slides and an observation combined with a fragile yellow mas." The guests were Intro RIDGEWOOD (AP) — Carin SHREWSBURY - Mr. and Mr of what was seen told to five New Dormitory Rumson Rd., Rumson J. W. Thorne, 765 Palmer Ave. or blush pink. Other times the duced by Mrs. Melvln Philo, vice Cone, former world record holder Miss Audrey Edmunds, daugh- separate people. In relating the Keansburg, celebrated their 50t! blue was frosted with a nippy president of the club. MADISON — A one and one ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ed- story five times, 'the observer Vassar students for wedding anniversary on Chrisi layer of cloudy white chiffon. After the program, a "Candii quarter million dollar dormitory, vaSSar .uneu. ne » munds, 55 Queen Ann Dr., was shown how distorted facts mas Day at an open house in the Sarmi's high waisted suits and Light Walk" was conducted undei Twombly Hall, will be dedicated tain of Army's football team«?•, Christmas vacation include Misses Shrewsbury, has been elected could become. Nancy Price, and Carol Squire, home of their daughter and son- coats were wide at the neck, not the direction of Mrs. Philo an< on the Florham-Madijjpn campus will be married next June, Miss secretary-treasurer of the New- Mrs. Joseph Kessler, chairman both of Red Bank; Sarah Allen, in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J, at all good for sore throats but Mrs. Henry T. Hopkins. of Fairleigh Dickinson University Cone's family announced yester- man Club of Coker College, of the anti-defamation league, in- Louise Fox and Susan Todd Wilk- Sergewich, 151 Beechwood Dr. wonderful for showing off dark, Presiding at the tea table wen Jan. 4. day. Hartsville, S. C, where she is troduced Mr. Lesser. inson, all of Rumson. Co-hosts were Mr. and Mrs. high necked blouses and sheath Mrs. Floyd Brown and Miss Jam The dedication ceremony in the Miss Cone, 21, daughter of Mr. a physical education major in Mrs. Saul Diamond, president, Also Misses Elissandra Fiore, Donald Thorne of Long Branch, dresses underneath. Instead of Walker. Guests were Mrs. Rober lounge of the new dormitory at and Mrs. Luther P. Cone of 248 the sophomore class. She is home announced that a card party and Eatontown; Bonnie Laird, Fair son and daughter-in-law of Mr collars some suits were embel- Preston, Mrs. Edward Fairy am 7:15 p.m. will be followed by a Emmett PI., was national Ama- for the holidays with her fam- home-baked goods sale will be and Mrs. Thorne. lished with neckerchief scarves. Mrs. Florence Beringer. dinner in Dreyfuss Hall, the Man- teur Athletic Union champion in ily and will return to Harts- held Jan. 29 in Howard John- While the count does not go in The next meeting will be ar- sion, at 7:30 p.m. Principal speak- both the 110-and 220-yard back- ville Jan. 2. The couple were married oi son's Restaurant, Rt. 35, Mid much for lavender, he does like ranged by the home and garden ers at the dedication will be Wil- stroke in the 1956 Olympics. Miss Geary Christmas Day in 1911 in th dletown. Keyport Baptist Church by Rev big doses of old lace fashioned department. Mrs. Harvey W liam A. M. Burden and Dr. Peter Vanderbush, 22, went from CHRISTMAS PARTY Robert Hand. They have two chil- into short length cocktail dresses Hartman will be hostess for thi Sammartino, president of Fair- Pompton Lakes High School, MATAWAN - The Tuesday dren and five grandchildren. Welfare Dept. and floor length formalwear. Jan. S meeting. Guest speake leigh Dickinson University. where he was an all-state foot- To Marry Evening Bridge Club held its The styles, the colors, the fab- will be Arne Raima, who wil Mr. Burden is the grandson of ball player, to the U.S. Military Mrs. Tliorne is a charter mem Christmas party at the home of Marks Holiday rics are the kind you would ex- talk on flower arranging. Mrs. Hamilton McKown Twombly Academy at West Point. He ber of the Ladies' Aid Society o Miss Esther Blau, Ziegler PI. pect to see on rich, handsome original owner of the estate now played guard for the Black the Middletown Reformed Churcl HAZLET — Christmas festivi- Miss Blau served dinner. dowagers with years of practiced I( adds apt More and more occupied by the Florham-Madl- Knights for three seasons and and a member of the Daughter: ties were enjoyed by members Bridge and a gift exchange fol- of America, Star of Bayside Coun of the Rarltan Township Woman's good taste. But you would be just people use The Register ads each son campus of the university. was graduated last June. He is lowed. The dormitory Is being named in cil. Mr. Thorne, a farmer, is a Club welfare department at a as likely to find them on their Issue because results come fas serving as a lieutenant in the Others attending were Mrs. honor of Mrs. Twombly who died member of the Junior Order, meeting recently in the home of well endowed debutante daugh- ter.-Advertisement. Army at Ft. Benning, Ga. His Rensselaer L. Cartan, Mrs. Ge- in 1952. She was the grand-daugh- United American Mechanics. Mrs. Harold Rubin, 18 Calt Dr. ters. For Sarmi has the ability parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert rard Devlin, Mrs. Howard Erd- ter of Commodore Vauderbllt. Mr. and Mrs. Sergewich cele- A Christmas grab bag was held to be flattering to youth and the Vanderbush Jr., live at 107 Chest- mann, Mrs. Richard Erdmann, Mrs. WiUiam A. M. Burden, brated their 16th wedding ann and holiday refreshment served. well seasoned at the same time. nut St., Midland Park. Mrs. Karl Heuser, Mrs. Warren daughter of Mrs. Twombly and versary Dec. 15. Mrs. Samuel Costello, depart- Vreeland, Mrs. Louis Pazienza, mother of the speaker, will at- ment chairman, announced that CHRISTMAS VISIT Mrs. Helen Quinn and Mrs. Paul tend the dinner. Mrs. James Phillips, Mrs. John PINEHURST, N.C. - Among Student to Play A. Egan. Twombly Hail Is the first com Coughlin and Mrs. Nicholas Kroe- guests arriving in this mid-south plete independent living center In Choir Concert YOUR GARDEN per assisted at the December Well- resort Friday were Mr. and Mrs. LICENSE SUSPENDED Baby Clinic held in St. John's H. E. Parry of 119 Manor Dr., RUG CLEANERS built by Fairleigh Dickinson Uni< BOSTON, Mass. — J. Lawrence FAIR HAVEN — Magistrate THIS WEEK •ersily. It has room for 138 stir Famulary, son of Mr, and Mrs. Methodist, Church educational Red Bank, N.J. Here for the John V. Crowell yesterday fined By Garden Reporter dents, a dining hall, and student Joseph C. Famulary, 55 William building. The clinic is a monthty Christmas holiday, they will be Ailed W. Schnoor of 9 Collins College of Agriculture WALL TO WALL lounges. St., Red Bank, N. J., will be activity of the department. guests at the Holly Inn Ave, Port Monmouth, $20 for Rutgers—The State Uni- piano accompanist for the New reckless driving, and suspended versity, New Brunswick CARPETING England Conservatory freshman Professionally Cleaned COLLEGE EDITOR choir in a concert Jan. 11 at his driver's license for 60 days. Kitty Kelly: KEANSBURG — Daniel Carluc- Using 8.30 p.m. in Boston's Jordan Hall. Just a few more words aboul io, 274 Carr Ave., is managing The program will include a holly and polnsettia while it's stf BIGELOW'S editor of the 'Pauw Wow," stu- group of German songs dating the Christmas season. Cleared Name, Lost Wife ent newspaper of St. Peter's Col- Miss Patricia A. Geary First about the holly. A gar- KARPET-KARE* from the pre-baroque period- Dear Kitty: lege, Jersey City, which recently "What Can Life Be But a Shad- dener near Bridgeton writes that least, has a moral obligation to MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and Mrs. help undo the wrong you suf- PROCESS •eceived a "first class" rating ow?" by Johann Michael Bach, he has a native holly tree aboul Seven years ago I was picked rom the Associated Collegiate Michael J. Geary, 8 Arlene Dr., 20 feet high with a limb spreac fered. and a sonnet by E. E. Cummings announce the engagement of their up for stealing a station wagon CALL NOW! 'ress Service. The ACP provides set to music by David McKay, of about 20 feet. After 48 hours of third degree, critical service for 366 Ameri- daughter Miss Patricia Ann It's not very bushy and he'e Dear Kitty: an alumnus of the conservatory. Geary, to Robert W. Kennedy, confessed to a crime I did not like to trim it to make it more My husband, a Navy man, is CA 2-5042 son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. commit since the station wagon compact. seldom home. This leaves me Kennedy, 120 Chingarora Ave., was never recovered, the court HOSPITALIZED Donald B. Lacey, Rutgers horn with four children to care for day Keyport. ruled I must make restitution and FAIR HAVEN - Earl Ket- grounds specialist, says it's s put me on three years' proba- and night plus all my other house- Miss Geary, a graduate of Red chum, U First St., is in Mon- that hollies tend to grow lon^ tion. hold duties. We have been mar- mouth Medical Center, Long Bank Catholic High School, is at- leaders and take on that scrawny From that day I vowed tc ried 11 years and I no longer Branch, after suffering a heart tending St. Peter's Hospital look jf they are not pruned to clear my name no matter whal care whether or not he ever attack Dec. 16. His condition is School of Nursing in New Bruns- keep diem in shape. comes back. wick. it cost. The girl with whom reported good. Now that Christmas Is pas There was a time when the Mr. Kennedy Is a graduate of was going took the court's won and you probably have no use thrill of seeing him made my Keyport High School. He is a above mine and married the bo; for the cuttings, you may as well heart pound, but now his obvious senior at West Virginia Univer- I suspected of being the rea wait until April 1 to do the prun- indiflerence chills me. I crave FORA sity, Morgantown, West Va., thief. By working at whatever jot ing. love and affection. where he is a member of Phi I could get, I managed to repay A holly will fill out if you trim He said, "You will have to take FORMAL Kappa Alpha, the Newman Club he owner of the station wagoi it to give it a bell shape. Buds me as I am. I cannot change." and the honorary society, Sigma and have my probation termin- will break out of the old wood In every other way he Is a good NEW YEAR'S Phi Omega. ated. But I continued to seek the that's left. truth without success. father and husband. Though only If the leaves are a pleasing 30, I feel life is over for me. EVE green, don't do anything else. Then I met another girl and, Is it?—Nervous Wreck because I loved her, told th ) But if they are losing their green Dear Nervous: Stop this non- whole story. She married me in Old Monmouth I spread one of the broad-leaf ever- sense! At 30 your life is just 1957. Things began to break, I green fertilizers. beginning, but never forget that learned that two other guys wen About 2 pounds to 100 square it is what you and not someone Dog Training Club. Inc. involved in the robbery. The; |] feet is about right. else makes it. Don't blame sent word to lay off or they would (A Non-Profit Organization) your husband. What you need get my wife. She begged me to Faded Beauties is a change to regain your per- drop the whole deal but I couldn't What to do with your poinsettia spective. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING in all conscience. So she left, plant when you decide that OBEDIENCE ASSOCIATION claiming I no longer loved he Would it be possible to park Christmas is over for it, too? since I refused to do as she the children with some mem- Throw it out. • Announces Our 12th Year of sked. ber of the family and take a French Room Originals 6-month clearance Save the pot if you need it vacation? . but you're begging tor disappoint- Now the boys I suspected are If this isn't practical, ask ment if you hope that the green- ierving time and the slate wiped your husband to baby-sit for *9.98,*12.98 dress shoes WEEKLY CLASSES ness of your thumb will help you clean but my wife won't come you on his next leave. Make it baby your poinsettia along until back. She fears the gang. These clear that the success or fail- STARTING THURS JAN. 11 next Christmas. holidays are miserable days for ure of his marriage depends It's an unpopular suggestion ne. Why should I be penalized upon you having a complete Y. M. C. A., RED BANK that our Rutgers specialist in iy proving ray innocence?—Lone- change of thought and scene- 437**688 floriculture makes when he says Husband something he gets but you According fo American Kennel Club Regulations that your chances of growing a Dear Lonely: If you have don't. poinsettia you'll be proud of are been completely cleared, it is Special custom group of dress shoes remote. your wife's duty to stick by Dear Kitty: BEGINNERS you. Since she knew the whole My fiance and I are to be mar- 1 regularly are $12.98 & $14.98, $7.88 Legend has it that the sages of story, she has not been de- •ied next August. He has a beau- India rested in the shade of the ceived. Try to get your minis- iful voice of which I am very banana tree. 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[No Peanuti) Wear MISS LAURA HARDING (Holmdel) 946-4774 Send your problem to Kitty Kel- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER. Eafonrown, N. J. 23 W. Front St. ly care of The Register. Be sure 695 Fifth Avenue • Cross County Center • White Plains 'A Trained Dog I* a Better Dog' BIRNN CANDY to enclose a stamped, self-ad- Manhasset • Green Acres. Valley Stream • Roosevelt Field Red Bank dressed envelope. Helpful leaf- Mid-Island, Hicksville • Garden State Plaza and Bergen 91 Broad St. Red Bank UTILITY COMPANIONSHIP lets available. Write for "Mari- Mall, Paramus, N. J. SH 1-4819 }• = ..!'.„; tal Harmony." 'To A Queen'i Taite' RED BANK REGISTER Wed. D«. 27, 1961-H Hadassah Unit to Show At Children's Psychiatric Center Styles from Jerusalem' Name Four to Board df Trustees RED BANK - A collection of The show, titled "Fashions to a EATONTOWN — Four newlville, where he is raising beef have three children, Celia, 30 gowns and ensembles made Queen'r Taste," was recently lJ.Navesink River Auxiliary of R'w- trustees have been elected to the cattle for market, and is continu- by teen-age students ol a voca- shown to Queen Mother Elizabeth Robert, 11, and Claudia, S. erview Hospital. She attended As- board of the Children's Psychiat' ing to develop the herd of regis- tional high school in Jerusalem of Belgium when the visited the Yale Graduate bury Park High School and is a ric Center of Monmouth County. tered Aberdeen Angus which his graduate of Connecticut College will be shown Jan. 9 at a fashion Alice L. Seligsberg Vocational Mr. Ferguson has been a coun- Arthur White, Red Bank, presl father. Dr. Robert Cooke, started. for Women. show to be sponsored by the Red High School in Jerusalem where ty resident since 1933. He is a dent of the board, stated that it The farm has been in his family graduate of Yale College, and Bank Chapter of Hadassah. The the fashions were designed and Native of Virginia made." seemed advisable to bring the five generations. The Cookes the legal department of the Army show will be presented at 8:30 board to full numerical strength Air Force Materiel Command at Mrs. Stewart is orginally from p.m.- in Congregation Bnai Israel, The collection is currently tour- in view of the greatly expanded Portsmouth, Va,, and has been ing the United States to help Wright Field. He was discharged Rumson. activity of the center. The agency as lieutenant Colonel. Mr. Fergu- a resident of Moamouth County raise funds for Hadassah voca? now employs eight on the pro- Garden Club since her marriage. Modeled by chapter members, tional education institutions in son is currently an investment fessional staff at compared to She helped with the center's the collection will include, band- Israel. The Red Bank chapter's banker with the firm of Dominick when it started service a year original fund drive. During the share of the (600,000 national Honors Slate and Dominick, New York, as loomed coats, embroidered cock- ago. past summer she worked with quota is $400, according to Mrs. RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP — New head of investment advisory serv- tail dresses and evening gowns. a group of children helping with Fritz Froehlico, vocational edu- The four new trustees are Rob-officers of the Woodland Park ice in the foreign department. He Mrs. Sidney Scharff, wife of Cas- water sports. She's a provision- cation chairman of the local ert Anderson Cook, Jr., Scobey- Garden Club were toasted at the had been active in fund-raising tor Schartf of Congregation Bnai al member of the Junior Service group. ville; Alfred L. Ferguson, Jr., annual Christmas party held re- activities for the Boy Scouts of Israel, will be commentator. League of Red Bank. Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Frank cently in the North Centerville if America. E. Gilbertson, Rumson and Mrs. Fire House. Mn. Gilbertson was born and The Children's Psychiatric Cen- Edwin Stewart, Jr., Rumson. The officers are Mrs. James brought up in the southern part ter ,ls a private, non-profit, medi- Mr. Cooke served in the U.S. Koehane, president; Mrs. Thomas f the county and moved to Red cal facility, at 59 Broad St. Eaton- Holiday Music Navy for four years, Immediately Flaherty, vice president; Mrs. Bank eight years ago. She has town. It Is rooted in the 'e- after his graduation from Yale Raymond OwenS, secretary: been familiar with community lief that the problems of children Students of the River Plaza School presented "The Leftover University. Thereafter he went Mrs. Edward Uptegrove, . treas- feds, not only through her own cannot wait; that the earlier the Reindeer" in a Christmas pro- School and the Junior Band of to Brazil for the First National urer; Mrs. Joseph Tansey, assist work as a Junior Service League troubled child's emotional prob- gram under the leadership of Midletown Township recentlj Bank of Boston. After several ant treasurer; Mrs. Robert John- if Red Bank member, but lems can be reached, the better Linda Daggett, an eighth grade presented a program of holi years as foreign exchange trader, son, membership chairman,and hrough the activities of her motb- his chances to learn to live with student. John Eyles, eighth day music for their parents. he started his own export busi- Mrs. Daniel Santopietro, publio ;r, Mrs. Frederick F. Schock, Jr., confidence and enjoyment as a grade teacher, is the Junior Red Instrumental selections were ness. He returned to this country )f Spring Lake. Mrs. Gilbertson contributing member of the com- Cross supervisor. under the direction of John Pfan in 1959, and is now operating "Crazy Hats" was the highlight is treasurer of the league, and is munity. Robert M. Counts, M.D., stiel, and the choral work un< Taking part in the play were Hockhockson Farm at Scobey' of the evening. Priies were won member of the newly-formed is medical director. der the direction of Mrs. Kubj Douglas Bently, William Bouf- by Mrs. Theodore Gallagher, for Godfrey. The program incmded fard, Linda Carnie, Carole De- the most attractive hat, and several unusual carols from creice, Nancy Hill, George] Mrs. James Wood, for the most BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME foreign lands and two Hebrew Ivins, Pam Koenig, Nancy Koe- Social Club original. hymns. nig, Susan McCrum, Michael Mc-j Willard Aumack, adviier, FOR THE HOLIDAYS Participating were chorister: Guire, Frank Russell, Susan danced the "Twist", and Mrs. Jeffrey Dalton, Lynn Gersten, Sharp, Linda Vigneault, Kathleen Holds Party James Quinn won the Twist con- Have Your Carpets Cleaned Now Walker and Nancy Yorg. Barbara Connor, Saralec ' Paw- HIGHLANDS — The Water test. For the Holiday at ... son, Lynn Miller,* Richard Heintr, The program continued with a Witch Social Club held Its Christ- Hostesses were Mrs. Tansey, Barbara Makeiy, Denis Hancock, carol sing accompanied by mu mas party recently in Charlie and chairman; Mrs. Uptegrove, Mrs. Stephen LaGrone, George Hey- sicians Sharon Anderson, William Eddie's, Bay Ave. A covered dish John Waring, M-s. Raymond Wil- LEON'S son, Karen Lortscher, Marilyn Bouffard, James Buckalew, Bun supper was served. liamson, Mrs. James Wood, Mrs. Smith, Christine DeLade, Evelyn ny Morse, Meredith Newbon and William Beveridge and Mrs. The Finest and Fastest In Rug Cleaning Service Attending were Mr. and Mrs. SINCE 1)12 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING Rubano, Nancy Crance, Barbara Nancy Pries. Frank Brenton. Wade Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Peter RUG CLEANERS The next regular meeting will Ackerman, Judy Bennett, Wend) Diamond, Mr. and Mrs. Charles WEST KEANSBURG School be Jan. 23. WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED IANK Miller, Melody Morris, Maribetii Gowers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles celebrated an international Foster, Barbara Hird, Bar- Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph bara Shlbla, Ann Four- Christmas with a program Grzelka, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Open Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9:30 P. M. nier, Debra Strickland, Gertrude planned around holiday customs Miller, Mrs. Ann Attlee, Mrs. Perry, Susaa McAneny, Maureen of England, Italy, Holland, Mexi- Earl Dempsey, Mrs. Madeline Lorch, Andrea Bohinskl, an co and Germany, and the cele- Kester, Mrs. Edward F. LaMarr, Carol Olving. bration of Hanukkah in Israel, Mrs. Walter Monahan, Mrs Franklin Also, Mary Ann Krone, Dian Miss Marie Glaramlta and Rob- Charles O'Connor Mrs. Jack Johnson, Ramona Wilber, Mari- bert Russomano, music consult- O'Donnell, Mrs. Harry E. Samp- lyn ' MacStudy, Laurel Wood, ants, assisted faculty members son, Mrs. Katherine Trevor, Miss Simon Brenda Barnard, Jeannie Clark, i preparing the program. Mary Rissett and William Pels. Colleen North, Elizabeth See, Emily Pena, Betty Marsen, Su- Meetings for December were FOUR LANGUAGE depart FROM JERUSALEM comes this hand-loomed ensemble san Brons, Nancy Kyper, Karen ments at the Red Bank Hlgl discontinued. The next meeting Wiltshire, Feather Lacy. Nancy School Joined in presenting a of sheath dress and thrao-quarter coat, one of 30 en- will be next Wednesday. Gllbertson, June Vincent, Wiliiam Christmas program in th sembles and dresses to be featured in a fashion show Castleman, J. Patrick Lane, Ken- SPECTACULAR school's new cafeteria. prsiented by the Red Bank Chapter of Hadassah Jan. neth Coleman, Robert Costa, Robert Frederickson served as Miss Marshall 9 at 8:30 p.m. in Congregation Bnai Israel. Paul Kennedy, Fred O'Grady, master of ceremonies. The pro- Douglas Alexander, Larry Ger- JANUARY SALES 1 gram opened with the singing Is Engaged sten, David, Siegfried, David of "Adeste Fidelis" by the Lat- St. Mary's PTA Main and Donald Munschauer. ineers and continued with the Announce EAST KEANSBURG — Mr. LUXURIOUS Band Students reading of the second chapter of To Sponsor,Dance and Mrs. Frederick W. Marshall, 39 Raynor Ave., announce the Band students were Barbara the Book of St. Luke in five Ian guages. NEW MONMOUTH - The Pa! engagement of their daughter, MINK TRIM Hird, George MacKinnon, Arlene ent-Teacher Association o( S Betrothal Students of all four foreign Miss Diane Marshall, to William Hughes, Glenn Fontaine, Nancy Mary's School will sponsor languages told of the origin of L. Bumand, son of Mr. and Mrs. Plummer, Mark Golden, John Christmas dance Friday begin COATS Christmas, described holiday John Bumand, Ellery Ave., New- Fenton, Robert Costa, Christo- ning at 9 p.m. in the Molly Pitch customs in each country, and ark. pher Kluin, George Heyson er Hotel. sang native carols. Miss Marshall, a graduate of Brenda Barnard, Karen Wiltshire, Music will be by Ray Richard Edward Toole, Paula Wuchter, The progarm was followed b> Middletown Township High son and his orchestra. Edwart School, is employed as a secre- 124.00 roup carol singing with student Marcia Martin, James Bell, Jo- Gallagher is general chairman, Anita D'Amico at the piano. tary to Henry F. Labrecque, C- Ann Montanye, Emmett Walling, Mrs. Wilbur Matton and Mrs, John Bush) Douglas Kidd, Fred E., Red Bank. George Conti are ticket chaii Mr. Burnand, a graduate of Greatest values of the Zingaie, Gregory Girard, James CHRISTMAS PARTY of the new year, McLaren, Robert Hughes, Charles Central High School, Newark, is 'arent-Teacher Association of employed by the Newark News, Straus, Mark Beattie, Patsy Si Keansburg School featured a pro- extravagantly beautiful Parent-Teacher Association wai Newark. ano, David Shedd, Billy Keith gram entitled "Caroling with mink collars or held last night in the school. and Gaylord Hansen. George" with George Scharff Mrs. C. Howard Wilson was collars and cuffs Also Charles Miller, Billy Par leading the group and providing NEW BYLAWS named new program chairman rish, Charles Boeddinghaus, liano accompaniment. glorify the finest at a recent PTA meeting. Mrs. KEYPORT — Members of the Steve Bulvanoskl, Arthur Cough- Santa Claus was portrayed by Hubert E. Ryan, health chairman, Ladies' Auxiliary to Eagle Hose worsted faille coats. lin, Jill Schuster, Eileen George Beirseck. will conduct a telebinocular pro- Fire Company will vote on new A variety of full and Schwartz, Gwendolyn Cowgill, Carol singers Included Mrs. gram for all the children. bylaws at a meeting Jan. 10. Carolyn Keith, Robert Renton, straight silhouettes in Tames Boyle, Mrs. James Davis, Speaker at the meeting wai Mrs. John Shull was recently Ray Woodward, Georgetta Wood, Mrs. Louis Becker, Mrs. Philip welcomed as a new member. the most heralded Loretta Hanser, Steve Scott, Rev. John G. Domin, who dis Simone, Mrs. Victor Amato, Mrs. cussed Advent. fashion shades. Suzanne Sauer, Christine Shedd, Franklyn Kerrick, Mrs. Henry Mary Helen Whitehorn, Janet Schiable, Mrs. John McCarthy Sizes 8 to 16. Fur Buchanan, Joanne Dryer, Jan and Mrs. Robert Kirch, president. RECENTLY-ELECTED officer products labeled to show of the Sister Joan's fifth an Fox, Joan Gilsen, Paul Bucha- Guest soloist was Mrs. William Miss Arlene J. Reichardt SHERMAN'S sixth grade class in Our Lady o country of origin of nan, Kenneth Coleman, David 'eathers who sang "O Holy Perpetual Help School are D( HOLMDEL - Mr. and Mrs. Main, and Nancy Taylor. Slight" accompanied at the piano imported furs. Irene Herbert F. Reichardt, 747 Palmer Others were Patricia Duggan, jy Mrs. John Bennett. Ann Remak, president; rorman, vice president; Mary Ave., announce the engagement Gay Ingram, Mary DeFilippo, Hostesses were the sixth grade of their daughter, Miss Arlene Beth Turner, Ann Marie Kis, Al- mothers. Mrs. Ernest Lynn was Dempsey, secretary, and Rick; FOR Bolger, treasurer. Jane Reichardt, to Arthur B. bert Woodward, James Laine, in charge of decorations in the Carlson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. • Draperies Laurel Trow, Michael Steb, Wil- cafeteria where refreshments Arthur B. Carlson, Sr., 19 East liam Bloxom, Donald Munschau- were served. Hall decorations A CARD PARTY and fashion • Slipcovers Roosevelt Cir., Middletown. I er, Gregory Jones, Joseph Vibert, and preparation for the program show will be sponsored by the Allen Fusco, Joseph Foster, Fred were' by the Carol Singers, Union Beach PTA Feb. 21 In Miss Reichardt is a graduate • Upholstering of Keyport High School and Jacobs, Keith Luckenbach, Pat Other performers included Mrs, Memorial School. • Bedspreads Board of Education members Berkeley Secretarial School, East Lane, Chet LaGrone, Sharon Walter Fields, a teacher, and Orange. She is employed as a and candidates will be guests of > Curtains Franklin Warner, John Hird, Henry Joseph Cortese. ecretary at Monmouth College, the PTA at the January meeting Shop-at-Home Service Haines, Nick Mustacchia*,' end West Long Branch. The school budget will be dis- Phone SH 1-2MI Ronald Hopkins. SANTA CLAUS will greet chil- Mr. Carlson is a graduate Simon cussed. Sherman's Jeannie Clark played a piano dren of Our Lady of Perpetual Kearny High School and at- Mrs. Edward Eastmond was Decorators solo. Wp School, Highlands, at a party tended Upsala College, East Or- his afternoon at 2 o'clock in the named chairman of the Founders' 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury inge. He is employed by the FREE PARKING JUNIOR RED CROSS Coun- ichool. Day program to be held in Febru- -irst Merchants National Bank, cil of the Shrewsbury Boro Annual Christmas party of the Jed Bank, and attends the Amer- ican Institute of Banking. SALE! DELTA DANCE RED BANK - The Deltas, young members of the Trini- PILE LINED ty Episcopal Church, will hold OUR holiday dance Friday from 7:30 ONLY to 11 p.m. in the parish hall. : STORE GOAT 24.90 Bunny collared coat HUFFMAN*// BOYLE that will protect you through the cold FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM weather chills. Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontoun—Liberty 2-1010 Reprocessed wool with orlon* acrylic pile lining. 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SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1961 7c PER COPY New Jersey In Monmouth Beach News Briefs Rising Taxes Seen By The Associated Press MONMOUTH BEACH — Tha NEWARK—A masked gunman county medical examiner, at- prospect of Increasing taxes was held up the. Robert Treat Hotel tributed death to a heart at- presented to residents last night controller's office yesterday and tack. by Mayor Sidney B. Johnson. escaped with 58,000 in cash and He also indicated that the one $3,000 in checks. The robbery WASHINGTON —, Three New hope for widening the tax base was an almost exact duplication Jersey banks have been accused is the construction of luxury-type of an Aug. 14 stickup at the by the Justice Department of con- apartments on the east side of hotel. There were lour employ- spiring to fix uniform charges for Ocean Ave. ees in the office when the bandit checking accounts and other "Our tax situation is getting walked in. A description given services. The suit, filed by the tougher all the time," the mayor police after the robbery tallied Justice Department in Newark, said at a meeting of the Board with that of the bandit in the was the first civil anti-trust ac- of Commissioners. previous holdup when. $10,000 was tion of its kind. The department, Among the tax items which will taken. Miss Ruth Thoades, the in the suit, asked for a court increase, he said, is the borough's general cashier, said the bandit, order prohibiting the banks from share of the Shore Regional wearing a white hood with goggles continuing uniform price sched- School costs. The district is and a khaki battle jacket, ap- ules. Named as defendants were made up of Monmouth Beach, proached her desk, drew the gun First National Bank of Clinton and Sea Bright, West Long Branch and ordered her and the other the Clinton National Bank, and and Oceanport. A new high employees into a bathroom. Be- also the Hunterdon County Trust school for the district is sched- fore leaving, the gunman used a Co. of Califon., They were ac- uled to open next September. length or heavy string to tie the cused of conspiring since Febru- 2 Considerations knob of the bathroom door to the ary,' 1957, to set up uniform knob of a nearby closet door. charges for checks, checking ac In his discussion of the possi- Detectives said he escaped by counts, collection of checks and bility of apartment house con- climbing down a fire escape in drafts and other, services. As struction on the east side of Ocean Ave., the mayor cited two the rear of the hotel. The money result of the .conspiracy, the de- HISTORIC MAXWELL HOUSE goes up !n flames as firemen pour streams of water and checks were taken from an partment's complaint, said, com- important considerations—sewage open safe. The employees man- petition among the three banks into the burning structure in Nashville, Tenn. Fire was discovered on the fourth disposal and bulkheading. aged to break out of the bath has been restrained in violation floor of the 102-year-old building. (AP Wirephoto) This borough has joined with room and call police. of the Sherman Anti-trust Act and several other area municipalities customers . have been . forced to in a regional sewer study. May- pay artificial prices for bank or Johnson said the state Health EDISON-A 14-year-old high services. - • Democrats Department would have to ap- Khpol. freshman collansed and prove construction of any multi- died on the dance floor during family dwellings because of the a Christmas dance. The youth, LEESBURG — Police con- To Select sewage disposal poblems. Ronala Ma'rek, 14, of 539 Par-, tinued to search today for two He predicted that "inside of 10 •onage Rd., collapsed Saturday men who. walked away from years" sanitary sewers would be night at the high school. He the state prison (arm here Fri- Leaders installed in all municipalities In NO RUSH IN RUSH HOUR — This | what the traffic was pronounced dead at the day. Police said Charles J. TRENTON (AP) - The Demo- the area. t Ashdown, 40, of 628 Centra) scene.. Dr. William Wilentz, cratic majority of the 1962 state The mayor said the cost of in- situation wai like in near-downtown Des Moinei, la., Ave,, Spring Lake Heights, and Assembly meets here today to stalling bulkheading along the four days after one of the hiaviest mowstorms in ytari, Bert R. Struthers, 27, Newark, select its leaders. ocean front would be a major were not present for an II p.m. Cars were bumper to bumper for about three miles dur- factor in any plan to build an Insurance bed count Friday. An informed source said As- semblyman Elmer M. Matthews, apartment house on the east side ing worst of tha jam. (AP Wirephoto) D-Essex, would be elected ma- of Ocean Ave. Cost Cut In RAHWAY—Frank Bagdon, 46, jority leader and J, Edward Cra Opposes Motels of 45 Chestnut St., North Arling- biel, D-Middlcsex, would be He said he opposes motel con- ton, was killed yesterday when elected assistant majority leader. struction in the borough. Gov.-elect's Son Wed Sea Bright his car jumped a road divider The source, who declined use of The zoning ordinance estab- and smashed into an oncoming his name, said Matthews and lishes the following restrictions \ SEA BRIGHT — Among items truck. Police said Bagdon was Crabiel had won the backing of for hotel or apartment house not due to, worry taxpayers here going south on Rt. 1 when his big county leaders. construction: HughesFamilyAdds as 1962 starts is borough insur- car went out of control and hit Minimum cost of $250,000; mini ance. The cover-all bill will be the northbound truck, driven by Gov.-elect Richard J. Hughes, who takes office Jan. 16, will at mum gross floor area of 25,000 coming down a bit. Louis Taylor, 41, of 227 Second square feet, erected upon a lot Andrew Keating, who last St., Keyport. tend the meeting. His office said A Daughter-in Law he will take no hand in the se- having a frontage of not less worked up a new "pack- than 250 feet and an area of not age insurance" deal for Sea lection of the Assembly leaders, JERSEY CITY - A Hudson less than 50,000 square feet, and NUTLEY (AP) - The family riage by her brother, Barry Bright through the Insurance but planned to discuss legislative Boulevard bus caught fire in the case of apartment houses, of Gov.-elect Richard J. L. Desprez. She wore 1 white Company of North America, re- matters. Monday, forcing more than 35 not fewer than 12 apartments Hughes, which is scheduled to brocade princess-style itreet- ported to Borough Council last passengers to flee, One man The present majority leader must be built. increase again in May, added length dress and a triple-tieted night that the total bill for 1962 John W. Davis of Salem County, suffered a fractured leg. The The commission, sitting as the a daughter-in-law yesterday shoulder-length veil falling from should be "between $8,500 and is due to become speaker when bus driver, John MastrangelO, Board of Health, introduced when Robert F. Hughes, the a pillbox hat. $9,000." the new legislative session con 23, Bayonne, and a 19-yearoId •ordinance doubling the plumb- governor - elect's 25-year-old venes Jan. 9. The bride's only attendant It will not always be thus. sailor directed the evacuation. ing license fees. A public hetring son, married the former Eliza- was her sister-in-law, MM. Mr. Keating explained that Sea Mastrangelo collapsed from ex- The Democrats will hold a 39- on the measure will be held beth Ann Dcsprez, 19. FRANCO RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL — Spain's Gen- Barry L. Desprer. The best Bright, under an assembly of hauston and smoke poisoning 21 majority in the 1962 Assembly. Jan. 9. The governor-elect's wife is man was another Hughes son, Bon-packaged policies, had been after returning to the bus to eralissimo Francisco Franco, arm in sling because of in- expecting a child in May, John. The only usher was G. paying about $13,045 a year for make sure everyone was off. jury to index finger of his left hand, is greeted by Army which will bring the Hughes Leo Daley, SO, of 70 Greenville Patrick Higham of Trenton. Its municipal protection. When, Minister Antonio Barroio on his return to residence in family to 10 children. Hughes last March, North America Ave., was reported In fair con- To Lay Aside Order had four children by his first Broid Smile dition with a leg fracture. The . Franco spent two days in hospital for treat- itepped into the picture, "pack wife, Mrs. Hughes three by her The governor-elect and Mn. fire started In the engine. aging" brought down the costs to ment of injuries sufferad in a pre-Chrittmai shooting first husband and they have Hughes arlved at the church a $10,465. This (the $10,465), he mishap. His finger was torn whan- one barrel of his had two together so far. few minutes before tha start of said will amount to the regular RUTHERFORD - A 15-year- On Discrimination Hughes wai a widower and his the ceremony. Mrs. Hughes annual premium. shotgun exploded while ha was hunting. Doctors say old girl and her parents were in- WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- wife a widow when they mar- wore * two-piece white »llk they were able to save the torn finger. > tion leaders in Congress and But, he told newsmen, by dat- jured yesterday when they dent Kennedy is expected to lay some other political advisers, it ried. dress, a bright red flowered ing all new policies from March jumped from the second story of (AP Wirephoto by radio from Madrid) aside an executive order that was reported, Kennedy is de- hat and a black Persian lamb ind cancelling them all Dec. 31 their burning house. Mr. and Mrs. 1» Relative! would prohibit racial discrimina- ferring a long-considered execu- coat. She smiled broadly as to renew them in the new year, Frank Giordano and their daugh- A gathering of about 150 rel- tion in federally aided housing. tive order barring racial or re- her brood gathered around her refunds for the first three months ter, Trudy, were reported in fair atives and friends attended to enter the church. of 1961 will be-due. This, in ef- condition in Hackensack General But, officials said yesterday, ligious discrimination in any the simple double-ring cere- ect, will 'make 1962 a less expen Hospital. Firemen said snow- To Proh ibitA irportshe will speed up action rn crea- housing built with federal help mony yesterday at St. Mary's In addition to Robert, Hughes' slve "insurance year." Dollars banks broke their falls. tion of a cabinet-level Depart- in the form of loan, loan guar- Catholic Church. The wedding children by his first marriage saved will be worked into the Keyport Nixes Aeromarine Plan ment of Urban Affairs and Hous- antee or mortgage insurance. was performed by Rev. Joseph are Richard, Jr., John and ing, probably by taking a short Earlier, officials predicted Mary, 12. Mrs. Hughes' "chil- 1962 municipal budget. ELMER—Two motorists lied R. Hughes, the governor-elect's cut—establishing the department freely the order would be forth- dren by her first marriage are within less than two hours of KEyPORT — Borough Council Aeromarine industrial complex, brother, who is pastor of St. Financially for this resort, 1961 under his own reorganization coming before Congress recon- Michael, 21; Pat, 10, and Tim, each other yesterday of in- decided last night it would take that it planned to build a small James Church in Jamesburg. was no year for emergency powers. vened on Jan. 10. Kennedy prom- 9. Together they have had spending. There was enough juries suffered in a three-car no chances on "anyone" con- airport on the Aeromarine prop The petite, comely, blonde structing an airport here, and in crty, off Locust St. If this were done, congression- ised such an order In his presi- Brian, 5, and Mary, 4. money left—$2,752.57 in the mu- collision Saturday in Iona. Joel dential election campaign. bride is the daughter of the nicipal beach pavilion salary ac- Scheffler, 52, Iona, died at 2:15 line with that decision instructed al opponents of the new depart- Subsequently, area residents "It definitely will come," one late Louis Paul Desprez and Robert Hughes met his wife count, $1,442.16 from the fire ac- p.m. and Edward Rafter, 57, its attorney to prepare a jzoning ment would have to muster protested the plan and the firm official said. "The problem is Mrs. Desprez of 19 Cherry PI. while working ss a counsellor count and $1,457.13 from the Philadelphia, died at 3:55. The ordinance amendment prohibiting enough support to veto the plan reported that the project would one of timing, I personally would "I'm getting to like this," for the state Rehabilitation streets and roads account— to driver of the third car, Wil- airports. within 60 days of its announce- be abandoned. guess it will be issued before next the governor-elect quipped is Commission, where she Is a pick up shortages in other ac- liam B. Brown, 28, Vineland, ment by the President. The action was the result of a But after receiving a communi- fall's election. But it may be photographers repeatedly asked secretary. A graduate of St. counts and balance out the books. was treated and released from It has been widely predicted recent announcement by Bush cation last night from the state later." him to pose kissing the bride Joseph's College, Philadelphia, Police Commissioner John S. Ncwcomb Hospital, Vineland. wick Realty Corp., owners cf the that Robert C. Weaver, admin- he Is attending Fordham Uni- Bureau of Aeronaiitics that an It was explained the Kennedy after the ceremony. The new Forsman and Councilman Wil- istrator of the Housing and Home versity Law School at night. airport at the site had been "ten- advisers fear that issuing the ex- Mrs. Hughes merely smiled liam Darby, the streets and roads Finance Agency, would be named tatively approved" and would ecutive order now, or during the and wiped away her happy chairman, said they are 'awaiting secretary of the department and, The ncwlyweds will live in probably receive formal approval session of Congress, would alien- tears. further prices before deciding thereby, become the first Negro Bloomfield after a Miami hon- if the project went through, ate Southern Congress members upon the •purchase of a heavy to attain cabinet rank. The bride was given in mar- eymoon. council decided to act. whose support is badly needed duty police car and new borough But this apparently is as far for such top priority legislation general purpose truck. They ex- Not only did the governing as the Kennedy administration as tariff reduction, a tax over- pect to have competitive prices body auihorize the zone amend- will go in the field of racial haul and health care for the aged In January. ment, but it formally went on equality in housing until Con- record as opposed to an airport gress adjourns next summer, of- under social security. in the borough, and voted to send ficials said privately. Civil Rights Bills a copy of the petition protesting Monorail the proposed Aeromarine airport Election Promise Kennedy is expected to sup- to the stale Bureau of Aeronaut- On the advice of administra- port civil rights bills pending in ics. both houses to prohibit racial dis- For Tokyo crimination in employment, speed The zone amendment was de- Meyners Leave up integration of schools and out- TOKYO (AP) — The Trans cided upon after Borough Aitor- law poll taxes in federal elec- , partition Ministry (oday au- ney Michael J., Barnacle told For Philippines tions. thorized the construction of Ja- council "no amount of protesting pan's first major passenger By using his authority under will matter if the state decides NEW YORK (AP) - Gov. monorail. It will link Tokyo In- the reorganization act to estab- it is safe." Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey ternational Airport with down- lish the new cabinet post, Ken- He said the amendment itself left yesterday for Manila where town Tokyo, possibly in time for nedy could bypass a major ob- would not be effective if the state he will represent President Ken- the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. stacle, the House Rules Commit- were to grant an airport license nedy at the inauguration of tee which has the power to de- Planners say Ihe elevated before it were adopted. Diosadada Macapagal as presi- termine what bill goes to the railway will cover the nine-mile In other business, council dent of the Philippines. floor. distance in 15 minutes at 36 miles adopted an ordinance appropri- The governor departed from Also, this method could assure an hour, compared to the 90 min- 1 ating $60,000 for a bulkhear for Idlewild Airport on a jet flight utes it now often takes by auto- a vote on the measure without the new sewer plant, now under to San Francisco, the iirst leg of mobile over congested roads. risk of a filibuster. The burden construction. the long trip. He was accom- of argument would be on oppo- Construction costs are esti- The borough will pay only $30,- panied by his wife. nents and delaying a vote would mated at $27 million. 000 of the cost, with the state The two plan to spend 10 days only defeat their aim because Japan now has two short-dis- paying $25,000 and Ihe county, the Far East, visiting Hong reorganization plans become law tance monorails, one at Tokyo's $5,000. | Kong and Tokyo after the automatically in 60 days in the Uenp Zoo and another at a play- The governing body also;inaugural ceremonies. |absence of an adverso vote by ground in Nara, western Japan. adopted an ordinance authnriz-[ President Kennedy, in announc-leither Senate or House. ing towing away of cars aban- ing Mcyncr's selection last week, This device was used by for- doned during snowstorms. said the visit would be an ex- mer President Dwight D. Eisen- Seven Records Council will reorganize Jan. 2 pression of this ration's hope and hower in creating the Depart- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP} at 7:30 p.m. esteem for the success of the ment of Health, Education and Seven temperature records -"have Macapagal administration. Welfare. been set in Jacksonville this Mrs. Meyner's father, William A reorganization plan for an CHILD AFTER TtAGEOY — Janice Hartley, 3, is sur- ON SOUTHERN INVASION — Bobby Shriver, 7, drag, month. Judging Tonight E. Stevenson of Aspen, Colo., Urban Affairs Department vould The first six wore heat records. rounded by toys in Toronto, Ont., hospital but has no FAIR HAVEN — Judging will recently was sworn in as U.S. be almost identical with legisla- ging his Christmas toy cannon, leads his lister, Maria, The latest one was a 25-degrec smile for the cameraman. Janice and her twin sister, be tonight in the Christmas Home ambassador to the Philippines. tion left over from the last ses- 6, to plane at Andrews AFB as they head for Palm - chiller—the coldest Dec. 26 on Decorating Contest here. sion, officials said. It would wrap Janet, were thrown to safety by their father from win- Beach, Fla., to spend the balance of trie holidays at the record. The previous low of 30 The three winners will receive To cross a creek, an armadillo up in the new department the was set In 1906. dow of their home at Minden, Ont., during fire in $25 savings bonds. Dr. Frank S. gulps quantities of air, inflating whole group of housing agencies Kennedy home. Their parents are Peace Corps Chief which four died. Their father, John Hartley, 46, per- Moran, Jr., is chairman of the its insides so it can float, and as well as those government of- Sargent Shriver and Eunice Kennedy Shriver. Children No problem finding tenants judges. The other judges are May- then paddles across. If the fices concerned with urban trans-j ished in the flames as he tried unsuccessfully to lave rode in plane carrying Kennedy aides to a conference when you advertise The Register or Milton Kosene and C. Harold stream is narrow, the animal it and other problems of city 1 way—Advertisement. their mother, aunt and cousin. IAP Wirephoto) Larsson, president of Dad's, Inc. simply walks across the bottom, dwellers. with the President. (AP Wirephoto) ,^SK REGISTER WABC-TV first Love' fe WOE-TV Top Tfeeatei* Amaddon TELEVISION WPDfcTV By WILLIAM GLOVER by AJ Alloy cjtcbes the blazing A Cause For atmosphere of desert life. "Ross" WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY EVENING'. NEW YORK (AP)-The Brit- 1:00- (4) Newi and Weather bristle* in every department with 12:M- (2) Love pf Life (») Almanac Newsreel ish boom on Broadway continues ipellbinding appeal. 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"THE COLOSSUS OF RHODES." illness caused Elizabeth Bergner 1:55- (4) News (11) Honeymooners 8: SO— (9) Cartoons commendable performers partici- to step out during tryout tour. — On Stage — A Franco-Italian-Spanish Production, filmed on a mas- 2:00- (2) Password 8:00- (2) Father Knows Best »:00— (2) Amos W Andy pate in the presentation under More time, might have bettered (4) Jan Murray (5) Danger Man (4) Slimnastlcs Glen Byam Shaw's brilliant direc Am! present* Magic sive scale in CinemaSeopa and color, it depicts the con- the portrayal. (7) dumber Plea re (11) Bold Journey (7) Gale Storm tion). — On the Screen — flict between the people of ancient Rhodes and invad- Alfred Lunt is on hand as the (11) Movie (13) Be«y Furness (9) Jack La Lanne director of the lead pair and the Seeking the causes behind and RUSS TAMBLENYN ing Phoenician!. Starting tonight at the Eatontown 2:10- (2) House Party 8:30- (2) Checkmate 9.15- (4) Family beneath the baffling mixture of large cast who handle 30 roles (4) Loretta Young (4) Joey Bishop 9:25— (5) News , 'TOM THUMB" Drive-In Theatre. Play dates: Wednaiday through Sat- arrogance, timidity and instabili- during the procession of events (7) Seven Keys (5) Award Theater 9:30- (2) My Little Margia ty of the Lawrence personality, urday, Dec. 27 to 30. through Poland, the Riviera and (9) Bowling (7) Top Caj (5) Topper the. drama uncovers a series of airfields of World War II. 2:55- (S) News (11) Californians (7) Memory Lane episodes during a, hectic eight- A nagging inertness persists 1:00- (2) Millionaire 9:00—(4) Perry Como (9) Movie year span. The title is the alias through much of the evening de (4) Young Dr. Malone (5) Movie 9:55— (7) Staying Young the soldier-scholar adopted when Open «:30-Show 7:90 Despite Guerrillas, spite all the taste and Imagina- (5) Theater Five (7) Hawaiian Eye ' 10:00- (2) Calendar he sought post-war refuge^ as an FREE IN CAR HEATERS tion which quite evidently have (7) Queen For A Day (U) You Asked 'or It (4) Say When air force recruit. been lavished on the affair. (9) Star and Story 9:25— (9) Mahalia Jackson (5) Movie The crucial key to the mystery NOW thru SAT. Partly this seems to be because J:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours 9: JO— (2) Mrs, G. Goes to (7) Memory Lane is his anguished cry: "I lost of the form. Two other perform- (4) From These Roots College-Comedy MONSTCIt-STATVK IVs Still Christmas 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy my soul by worshipping a false OF BRONZE... ers, Claude Gersene and Rex (7) Who Do You Tnist? (9) Mantovani (4) Play Your Hunch god—willpower." Thompson, live moments of child- (11) M Squad (9) Movie (7) Susie Mills, a short, blond actor of (EDITORS NOTE: Malcolm W, under heavy escort in his pink hood and adolescence evoked by (11) Abbott and Costello 10:00- (2) U.S. Steel Hour 11:00- (2) Video Village Browse, Associated Press cor- chaplain's jeep. Father Ngan O'Brian, and sometimes all three infinite variety, infuses the role 3:5S— (2) News (4) Bob Newhart (4) Price Is Right with quietly hypnotic intensity. respondent for South Viet Nam could speak no English but com-appear together. The result is 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (7) Naked City (7) Texan •pent Christmas at an advanced municated with the Americans in simply awkward. (4) Make Room For (9) Treasure As the Turkish field command- (0) Herb Sheldon er who forces his emotional de- Ranger training base north of enthusiastic, broken French, and Another cavil concerns the ar- Daddy (11) High Road 11:25- (5) News Saigon, where 15 U. S. Army m- prepared a makeshift altar and dent matriarch. The causes of her (5) Divorce Hearing W:S0- (4) Brinkley's Journal struction, Geoffrey Keen is nota- 11:30- (2) Your Surprise ble. Other particularly effective struetors and their Vietnamese confessional in a training hut. strange fixation on becoming (7) American Bandstand (9) Movie Package trainees observed the holiday un During the past year, the Viel French (she and the lad hai (11) Laurel & Hardy (11) Wild Cargo portrayals are given by Paul CO-HIT (4) Concentration Sparer, a desert brigand; An- der the eyes of Viet Cong snip- Cong has made priests special from Russia) and of her over- & Chuck 11:00- (2) Newi (5) Romper Room ers.) targets, and a French priest wa weening drive are never revealed, 4:15— (2) Secret Storm thony Nicholls, a sardonic diplo- (4) News (,7) Yours For a Song mat; and John Williams, as Gen- "Revolt of the Slaves" By MALCOLM W. BROWNE . murdered while visiting his par-Nor does the son emerge as more 4:25—(11> Pinocchio (5) New, (11) Your Neighbor The ishioners two weeks ago. than a passive pawn. *-M- (2) Edge of Night (7) Newi eral Allenby. TRUNG LAP, South Viet Nam World Most Were Lonely Much of the material is subtly (4) Here's Hollywood (11) Groucho—Quiz 11:55- (2) News Motley's settings of outposts ASBURY —Despite the constant threat of introspective, better on page than (5) Mr. District Attorney 11:10- (2) Weather and barracks are fluid and evoca- Viet Cong snipers and guerrillas, After dinner Monday, the tive. The lighting dazzle set up PARK Americans played cards, swap- on stage. Occasional scenes of (11) Bozo the Clown (4) Weather IS U. S. Army men and their sincerity and insight leave the 4:50— (7) American Newsstand (5) P.M. East . , P.M. "WONDERS OF Vietnamese trainees stationed at ped stories, read or wrote let- MOVIE TIMETABLE ters. Most were lonely. For allspectator Just wanting more. 4:55- (4) News West NEW DENTIST "ALADDIN" this lonely Ranger base In the Among the cast members, Rey- (11) Mr. Peabody 11:12- (7) Weather RED BANK jungle observed Christams with this was the first Christmas in TRENTON — Francis E. Shov- "HIPPODROME" Viet Nam, and for some of thenold Evans has an incisive bit 5:00- (2) Life of Riley 11:15- (2) Movie Carlton—Spartacus 2:00; 8:00. in of 11 Carriage Rd. North, Haz a midnight mass, a Christmas as Sweden's king. Sandor Sza- (4) Kukla and Ollie (4) Jack Paar tree and a turkey dinner. younger officers it was the firs EATONTOWN et, was among the 22 residents Christmas away from home, bo is efficentlv colorful as a stage (5) Heckle and Jeckle (7) Movie of the state who passed the New The mass was said in Viet- great, and Sasha Von Scherler (7) I Married Joan 11:30—<11> News Drive-In — Colossus of Rhode: Most are married and have chil 7:00; 11:20; Revolt of thi Jersey Dentistry Board examina- namese by a South Vietnamese dren back at home. participates in a grotesque scene (9) Space Explorers U:40-(ll) Movie Army chaplain. The Christmas Slaves 9:35. tions, given in November. of embarrassing seduction with (11) Dick Tracy 12:20— (9) Crime Does Not Pay FRANK SINATRA tree was small and mounted on Shots rang out near the mess dutiful devotion. 5:05- (4) Movie 12:40- (5) News HAZLET cases of mortar shells. And thehall and the men reached for In 1924 the Declaration of In- SPENCER TRACY Donald Oenslager outfits the 5:25—(11) Rocky & His Friends 12:45- (5) Mr. and Mrs. North Loew's Drive-In—Teenage Mil dependence went on public dis- turkey dinner had been carried their weapons. But it wa9 only proceedings with an unusual ar- S:S>- (2) Movie 1:00- (4) News "Devil of 4 O'Clock" a training unit returning from a lionaire 7:05; 10:15; Explosive play in the Library of Congress. 30 miles north from Saigon over rangement of panel backgrounds (5) Felix and Friends 1:05- (2) Movie Generation 8:45. bumpy, dangerous roads. But night firing problem. that swiftly shift locale, and (7) Highway Patrol > (4) 13th Hour Trung Lap Camp spent a peace- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Shortly before midnight, the frames the small action areas (9) Movie 1:15- (5) News ASBURY PARK ASBURY PARK ful holiday. massive barbed wire gate to thewith crazy-quilt curtain. Loud- (11) Three Stooges (7) Staying Young Atlantic — Cartoon 2:00; 8:50 With the Americans were about (ort was opened. Vietnamese speakers all over the house relay Comancheros 2:10; 7:00: 9:05 MAYFAIR ST. JAMES 500 Vietnamese Ranger trainees Rangers carrying tommy gun sundry bits of continuity. KEANSBURG and their officers, some 70 ofescorted about 20 women am A good try at distinctive dra- Casino —.Ulysses 6:30; 9:45 them Christians. Next week the their children from the nearby ma, "First Love." But that's all. TODAY TODAY Rangers will begin field training TV Key Mailbag Snow White & The Threi village Inside. All the villager Rodgers & Hammer»t»In's problems conducted on the were dressed in their best clothe Stooges 8:00. It's Brightt It's Wonderfuh "Learn While You Fight" prin- and had come for mass, The chil- By STEVEN H. SCHEUER not to mention the CBS network LONG BRANCH ciple. The maneuvers will be con dren were given candy and taken Question — In a recent "De- and Miss Ames, was deluged with Baronet—The Devil at 4 o'clod ducted on the "Learn While You fenders" show, an actress by the letters from the many angry fans. to see the Christmas tree, but 2:00; 7:00; 9:30. WafcDisnejj Ftoht" principle. The maneuvers the generator had failed and th name of Leora Dana played the When Mr. Larkin decided to leave will be conducted against the tree lights were out. In the dark- lead. She looked and sounded! the show, the writers knew their FREEHOLD Viet Cong rebels themselves. ness, the children inspected th like Maggie, the nosy neighbor in oap opera fans wouldn't stand Strand—The Colossus of Rhode; Sobering Development] tinsel with flashlights. the detergent commercial. Could for another death in the family 3:30; 9:00; The Secret of Monti There were sobering develop- Firecracker! at Mas) it be the same woman? P.H., so they began writing Larkin out Cristo 2:00; 7:25. ments to dampen the Christmas Little Silver, NX jf the script gradually, Now the The villagers were joined at Answer — Yes. Leora Dana lig question is, "Will Mike Karr ASBURY PARK spirit. The men at Trung Lapthe mass by the Christian Rang- Lyric—Mysterious Island 3:20 learned Christmas Eve o( the was an actress on the stage, in :vcr return?" The^answer is no ers and most of the Americans. the movies, and on TV long be- The scripts will keep him out o 7:10; Everything's Ducky 2:00 death last Friday of a U- S. Ar-Firecrackers were exploded to my enlisted man and three Viet- fore she became a TV saleswom- own indefinitely. Most of the 8:40. scare off mosquitoes, and the an. As stated before in this col- show's viewers will accept this Mayfair — Babes in Toylam namese soldiers in a Viet Cong priest solemnly Intoned the Cath- ambush 20 miles west of Saigon umn, many actors and actress- lew situation in due time. How- 12:30; 2:30; 7:20; 9:30. olic rites. es will do commercials because iver, these same few fans who St. James—Flower Drum Son Several days before-some im As the villagers walked away lever quite got over Sarah's provised but well made Viet Cong the pay is good. 2:15; 7:00; 9:30. from the improvised chapel, a death, will keep tuning in each MONTCLAIR grenades had been thrown into American mortarman fired five day secretly hoping the current the 500-yard-square camp. On the Question — Will John Larkin, Clairidge— Search For Paradis illuminating flares into the warm who played Mike Karr on theepisode may be the day of Miki ease Of one of the srenades, the northern sky, casting a brlghl Karr's return. 2:00; 8:00. rune™ date "Dec. 13, 1961" had been "Teen-Age Millionaire," star- daytime serial "The Edge of >*'' glare over the rice fields. Th (tamped. Indicating that they ring the fabulous Chubby Checker Night," ever return to the show? Thompson Crazier ItOMUUS Shows Tues.-Frl. 2:SS-7-t shells exploded in the sky, form- doing the latest dance-craze, Mrs. B. W., Columbus, Miss. Continuous Sat.-Sun.-Hol. must have come from a nearby ing the rough pattern of a star, Question — Here's another TV Trains in Louisiana Tue>. Ibro Ttrar. Juntjle arms factory. 'The Twist'. Also featured in thi Answer — TV soap opera his- goof. I spotted one that should Lookout posts ehecked the field, film ara Jimmy Clanlon, Jackii tory is repeating itself. When Teal LACKLAND AFB, Tex. ±- Ai During the past week, the Vie! but no Viet Cong were in sight, interest the Ford Motor Co., if man Third Class Thompson B Con? had tried to burn down two Wilson, Vickie Spencer and , Ames, who played Sarah Karr :hey haven't already been noti- In some of the Vietnamese whole-host of 'teen-age' favorites on the same show, decided to Crozier, son of Mr. and Mrs. We bridges on a rutted, dusty road 'ied about it. On a "Checkmate' ley A. Crozier, 7 Crozier Ct., Fa connecting the camp with the out-tents, parties were under way plus the "Explosive Generation," leave the program and was killed show, a man, driving a 1362 Lin- Basins of beer were passe are the films that will be shown off in an episode, our mailbag Haven, N.J., is being assignee MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL side world. And Communist snip- coln Continental, asks to have it to England AFB, La., for train er fire had been taking its toll around, and a group of Vietna for an entire week starting lubricated. The 1962 Continental mese Rangers performed a fierce Wednesday, Dec. 27, at Loew's ing as a fire protection specialist of casualties among the Victna doesn't ever require lubrication. He recently completed Unitec mess Rangers. Cambodian dance from the high- '35' Drive-In Theater. Mrs. R. L. L., Charlotte, N.C. lands, beating time on five-gallo Children States Air Force basic militarj Rooster Calls cans. Answer — That's more of antraining here. since breaking its landing gear As the sun set on Christmas Watermelon, Rice oversight than a goof. The script, Airman Crosier was graduated eve, sounds of rooster calls and there several months ago, Give $4.52 most likely, was written long be- Several Americans who joinei from Rumson-Fair Haven Re tom-toms told the camp that the Turkey, Fixings fore the actual filming of thegional High School at Rumson. Viet Cong outnosts were watch the party were served watcrtne •pisode and the writer probably on, rice and beer and were greet- Just before sunset, American.' To Nil-Voice fng and signaling from the sur- and Vietnamese set up a volley didn't know ivliat type of car rounding rice fields and under ed with cries of "Merry Christ- WEST KEANSBURG — Eight would be used. However, your mas! Ranger! Kill." One of th

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"reckless tpepding" of tax dolo-f whom received an increase 337 Termino Ave., Long Beach; yesterday. - , lars and attemptlag to "highball" just two years ego and Including Mrs. Felix Menhennett, Bridge- Calif., a member of the official Carolina R. Nannlni, 19, of 26 a proposed salary ordinance into those whose salaries were In- port, Conn., is' a holiday guest band of the United States Air Deane Way, River Plaza, lost her law. creased as recently as Feb. 1 o! of her son and daughter-in-law, Forces in Europe, performed be- am license for two months, and Paul this year. While we certainly are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Menhennett, The Independent Citizens, fore 'the famed Brandenburg • i'"n liS'iHa«»i'••• W. Rigby, 27, of 658 Tinton Ave., not opposed to rewarding any de- TB • 'i I • UM.Ii'Vl', Walnut St. through their publication, "The Gate during an appearance in the New Shrewsbury, lost his license Shrewsbury ' Minuteman," at- serving employees, we do believi West Berlin Civilian Police Show. i u w ai i» « « iv that such increases should be for 60 days. tacked the salary measure The airman attended Long • I • I • • :•'!.'• 1 ILi Henry Pabst, Andover St., has considered on the individual mer- "not "only basically unsound, bui Beach State College. He and his a • * • i • a/i i:t • The remaining lost their licens- returned from a business trip to completely unnecessary." it of each particular case, with 1 1 1 es for 30 days each. They are Texas. determining factors the length of wife, the former Dorothy A Beside* attacking the salary V.'.V.ViVi . . Dorothy E. Stephenson, 17, of service and how well and effi- Drake, Star Route, Freehold, measure, the Independents also N. J., have one child. •«> V.V • Monmouth Hills; James D. Ar- Mrs. Mary Corcoran, Harvard cient a Job has been performed." mour, 25, of 10 Second St., and St., spent the holiday visiting rel- claimed Mayor James W. Bly The USAFE band, in addition to was wrong in appointing a com- The Independent Gtitens group Moses Thompson, 23, of Texas atives in Roslyn, L.I. William MuIIancy providing music for military func- mittee last week t'o study pos- said the proposed pay increases tions and entertainment for Ail Rd., both of Matawan; Terrence sible sites for a new borough will total $4,100, which added ti Force personnel, enhances rela- E. Kinley, 19, of Headquarters Mr. and Mrs. Christian Segus, hall. The mayor had said any $2,755 in police pay raises, and Joins Agency tions between the United States Co., Fort Monmouth; Mary J. Walnut St., spent the holiday vis- borough hall building proposal $4,(00 for a new probationary pa- and friendly European nations. Cox, 20, o/ Gillville La., Middle- iting relatives in Mount Vernon, would be submitted to a refer' trolman, "totals a most substan- HOLMDEL T- William Mul town; Patricia A. Syperski, 19, of N.Y. endutn. tial $11,000 to $12,000" increase laney, Franklin Ave., West Deal 102 Pacific Blvd., Cliffwood has joined the local agency office in the 1962 municipal, budget. Beach; LeRoy Williams. 48, of Raymond Falconetti, Cooper "It appears to the Independenl of the Travelers Insurance Com To this figure the group sad Slippery Road Grant Ct., and Elizabeth A. ReRd., has been a surgical patient Citizens that when the time ar- pany as an agent. He'will be must be added an estimated $22 gan, 20, of Liberty St., both ofat Monmouth Medical Center. rives that council finds itself ii handling life, accident and health a position to expend any one000 increase In school taxes, Blamed in Crash bringing to $34,000 the amount ol lines as well as casualty, fidelity •3" large amount of funds, that pri and surety, fire and marine lines ority should certainly be given t< additional local taxes needed FAIR HAVEN - Slick roads •omethlng the borough reall next year. A native of West Deal, Mr. were blamed for an accident on GRAMAN'S Mullaney is a graduate of Asbury Ridge Rd., last night. • needs—a sewer system," the pub "In addition, it is expected thai VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. llcation stated. our county tax will also be in-Park High School and attended Police said Beatrice Bonus, ol creased," the "Minuteman" said, Monmouth College. He is a mem 7704 Rt. 33, Neptune, was driv- 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. X Council will meet in special ses ber of the Monmouth County Re- TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS The Independents also rapped ing east on Ridge Rd., when he lion tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the publican Executive Committee PHONE SH 7-5623 Councilman John W. VanBrun car skidded, jumped a curb nea •chool on Obre PI. to consldei and serves as public relations PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES for stating last week that Ion] Rutgers Dr., and struck a tree an ordinance providing a 15 pei chairman for the Young Republi- range planning by the Borough on the lawn of Edward Scheffer, AUTHORIZED cent pay increase for 11 borougt cans of Monmouth County and Council had been upset because 76 Ridge Rd. STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES employees, in addition to a I! as press secretary of the Ocean HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE the debt limit had been exceeded Although the First Aid Squai per cent raise for policemen ap Township Republican Club. proved by the voters in the No via bond Issues by the Board ol was at the scene, the drive ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS Education for school construc- Mr. Mullaney is married to th refused medical attention. vember general election refer- • REPAIRS ON • endum. tion. former Sandra Barinsky of Easl The accident happened at 7:3. Telephone Orange. They have one son. p.m. Twenty-five minutes earlie The "Minuteman" disputed "A check of the records revea SH 1-0001 GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. statement last week by Counci that on all recent bond issues two cars collided at the inter- section of River Rd. and Mapli IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS man Kenneth L. Walker, Jr., that no opposition from council wa! A recent survey showed tha RED BANK he considered the voters' actionencountered for any expend Mexican men who came to theAve. Drivers of the cars were PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. Mrs. Eleanor Osborne, 13' as a "mandate" for the counc lures," the Independents said. United States before they were PARTS FOR to give pay increases to othei 27 and stayed in this country a Church St., and John L. Murphy, borough employees. least two years, were taller than 47 Melrose Dr., Toms River. VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS "It is impossible for us to com- 'Christmas Seal' their kinsmen who remained in Special Officer Melvin Stout in- t Pays to Advertise in The Register RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc. prehend," the publication said, Mexico. vestigated both accidents. "even by the wildest stretch of Moves Along Imagination, just how Councilmai NORTH WILDWOOD (AP) - •walker, or other members ol North Wildwood lost its "Christ- council, can construe a vote t mas Seal" Monday. increase the salaries of four po- The black, five-foot long sea Open Daily licemen with a total cost to resi- whose cries and cavortings drew dents of under $3,000 per year, crowds here Sunday, was gon Christmas morning. 10 A.H. to 9:30 P.M. For a Modern Miss "I guess he just stopped ionj MONTGOMERY WARD • • • Saturday 'til 6 P.M. snough to refresh himself am MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER—PHONE LI 2-2150 then moved on," said Patrolmai Printed Pattern William Jett. The police were summoned when the seal first appeared a stone jetty, apparently very ired. Spectators who gathered t the foot of New York Ave. to watch the visitor, persuaded some storekeepers to open (heir shops :o they could buy fish to feed the Wards buys entire stock of eal. Then Police Sgt. William Wizst ried to lasso the seal, with the object of turning it over to an aquarium. He gave up when darkness came. Argus Showmaster JOOO's Whitehead Shares In $102,000 Estate 95 NEW YORK - Edward R Whitehead, Jr., of 607 Woodland Advertised at 159 in Wards Holiday Sale Catalog Rd., West Allenhurst, is the ben eficiary of the bulk of the $102, 000 estate of his cousin, the late Joseph H. Sulzbacher of New York, according to an inventory filed here by the New York State Transfer Tax Department. Under terms of a will, Mr THIS ONE HAS EVERYTHING... Whitehead inherits the entire es tate remaining following distribu tion of $31,000 in specific be quests. PLUS A SPECIAL LOW PRICE! Mr. Sulzbacher died Dec. 24 I960, leaving gross assets of $113, 138 and a net estate of $102,246. Stocks and bonds came to $109,- 099 of the gross. HEALTH CAPSULES liv Mirlmrl A. lVlli, M.I).

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CRASH SCENE — The broken, battered engine and pro- peller of a DC6B airplane dominate the scene near Ndola, Northern Rhodesia, flowing the crash which took the life of Dag Hammarskjold (intertl and left the United Nations without a secretary general. BERLIN TENSION — American Army tanks, foreground, shouting "She won't turn her cu- and Soviet Army tanks face each other at 200-yard ckoo down!" and you are already range at the Friedrichitrasse checkpoint during one of working under a handicap. many moments of extreme Ea'st-West tension in Berlin. Try again to talk,to your neigh- bor on a friendly basis. Some so- lution can be worked out. Per- is a United States Air Force -LEGAL NOTICE haps you could design a little weather observer. 10-ZW SHERIFF'S SALE (George, in care of this news- acousitcal muzzle for the cuckoo SCFEKIOIC COURT Of NKW JERSEY: paper, will solve difficult prob- at three or four, merely give her CHANCERY DIVISION a ring and say, "I thought you RESCUED IN FIRE MONMOUTH COUNTV LEAN JERSEY SNOWHITE LOIN or RIB lems written in, if you don't use NEWARK-A 70-year-old one- Docket No. F 330-60 any hig words.) might like to know: Your cuckoo Merle B. Kenwood, trading as Mort- is three minutes fast." legged man and a dog were gage Associates. Plaintiff va: MUton FULL L*. Brownleo anil Kathleen H. Brown- FRESH VEAL c rescued from a smoke-shrouded lee, his wltt, Defendants I am awakened repeatedly at By virtue or a. writ of execution In SHANK night by the cuckoo clock of a Confidential to the John Birch third floor fire escape at 444 the above stated action to me di- Ib Society: J. Edgar Hoover? Nah, rected, I shQll exDose [or sale at pub' HALF neighbor who lives nearby. Three, Bergen St., Thursday night. itc vendue, at the Court House In the HAMS CHOPS tour o'clok in the morning—there he's OK. Borough of Freehold, County ot Mon- 39 The thick smoke was caused by moutti, New Jersey, on Tuesday ihe 49 Is this loud "Cuckoo, cuckoo, 2nd day of January, 1962, at 2 o'clock, cuckoo!" and I sit bolt upright. Roslin in Greenland a fire which burned out a first- P. M. Prevailing Time. All that certain tract or parcel of FAMOUS. LEAN I have asked her to turn it down, SONDRESTROM AB, Green- floor apartment In the three- land and premises hereinafter particu- larly described, situate, lying and bc- but she says it won't turn down. land — Airman Second Class Ed- story frame building. A police- 1ns In the Township of Mfddletown, DEAPCO Should I report her to the po- ward Roslin, son of Mr. and Mrs. man climbed a ladder to rescue County nf Monmouth and Slate of >' lice? Jersey described us follows: Vincent Roslin, Freehold, N. J., Paul Hagney and the dog. Hug- BEGINNING at a point in the north- Half Cuckoo has arrived for duty at this Air erly side of the public road leading ney was treated for smoke poi- from Red Bank to Holmdel at the Dear Hall Cuckoo: Defense Command base in Green- Southeast corner of land a formerly land. soning at Martland Medical belonging to Afrcd Spenney; thence SLICED I don't think the police are the (1) along the northerly side of the aforeiald public road North 70 de- •nswer. I mean, you go storm- Airman Roslin, a graduate o( Center. grees 40 minutes went 42.79 feet to Ing into the police station and Freehold Regional High School,1 a point; tfcehce (2) North 16 degrees 28 mlnutei Bast 2(34.32 feet to a point; thence <3> South 70 degrees East &0 feet more OP less to a point In the easterly line of the Snenncy lands; thence <4> In a southwesterly direc- tion alone "ie easterly line of the BACON Bpenney landn 263.58 feet ta the point or piece of Beginning. RESERVING therefrom a Right or Way over a itrlp of lands J2 feet wide along the- easterly linn or Ihe above deacrlbed tract of land for trie entire length of ihB said easterly line. Property located on North side or Llncroft Ave.. Lfncrott, N. J. The approximate amount of the Judgment to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of 53,000.00 together with 39s the costs of the thin sale. Dated November 13, 11)61 IRA B. WOLCOTT. Sheriff, Lean, Boston Sryle Fresh Jersey David C. KurlantzlcK. Atty. 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ASBURY PARK — A tall Nej tone High School quintet co trolled the backboards and us • fast break offensive to adva Coaches' Own Uge In romping over Red Bari Catholic, 86-54, in the optnin QB's In Annual round of the sixth annual Ba ket-Bowl Jubilee at the Conven tion Hall here. Blue-Gray Game In the nightcap, Lakewoo MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - High, which went into the t If you win all-star football game; with a 4-0 record, was glvei with players who performed ti quite t scare by 1-3 Toms Rivei gelher during the regular season before winning out, 56-51. the Yankees will have an advan Toms River outscored the Pi; tage in Saturday's Blue-Gray en ers, 18-5, in the opening quarte! counter. and held a 32-24 edge at the hal The three North coaches hav Then Lakewood rallied to out nine of their own players on th (core the Indians, 13-8 and 19-1 24-man squad, including four eacl In the third and final quarter! from Syracuse and Missouri. Reb- respectively. el coaches have only five play Lakewood will now take ers from their own squads. Neptune in the first semi-fins Some of the guys who occa game Friday night at 7:15 p.m sionally wager a buck or two or The winners of tonight's Mata the outcome of athletic endeavors wan-Keyport and St. Rose-MIc rate the North a six-point javoi dletown Township games wi! ite. That is based partly on thi play In the nightcap for the righi fact that for the past three years, to battle for the crown In the f; victorious Yankee head coache: nal game Saturday night. have had their own quarterback: calling the plays. Semi-final round losers wi CLOSE ONE IN ORANGE BOWL — With identical 9-1 records, Louisiana State and Colorado tangle in th* And they'll have them agaii meet in the consolation game o Orange Bowl game in Miami New Year's Day with the LSI) Tigers a slight favorite. LSI) is led by Earl Grei, Saturday night before the gam Saturday. Directing the Blue squai for the title. on offense will be Dave Saretti fullback, and Jerry Stovall, halfback, who piled up 811 yards between them, and Roy Winston, All-American of Syracuse and Ron Taylor o Neptune, leading 9-« in thi guard. Tho Buffaloes feature the passing of quarterback Gary Weidner, who completed 74 of 162 attempts for Missouri. opening quarter, ran up eigh eight touchdowns and; 1101 yards, and the receiving of Jerry Hillebrand, who led the team in scoring with 49 straight points and never wa: Northern coaches for the 23r annual all-star game are Be: pointi. All-American Joe Romig, guard, does a fin* job as a linebacker. LSU's lone loss was to Rice. Utah teriously threatened. Bob Davi: TOURNAMENT ACTION — Brian Buckley, Red Bank and Walt Holland sparked thi Schwartzwalder of Syracuse, Do: beat Colorado. Catholic, with ball, goes around Larry Davis, No. 23, offensive attack, Holland picking Faurot of Missouri and Ara Par- off the rebounds and Davis lead Neptune, in fait night'* gams with the Flier* in the seghlan of Northwestern. Beside Sarette and Taylor, they Ing the team down court on Holiday Basket-Bowl tournament at Convention Hall, fist break. reached into their own player per- Change Score Asbury Park. Other cagert In on tho action are Paul eonnel and brought with them Ohio State Unanimous Choice Red Bank Catholic came clos halfback: Norm Beal, tackle Wil- est in the second quarter whei Schissler, left foreground, Red Bank Catholic; Gene liam Wegener and guard Paul In North-South they scored six straight point Behme, Red Bank Catholic, No. 23, and an unidentified Henley of Missouri, back Dick to close the gap to 31-26 with For First Place in AP Poll Neptune player. Neptune knocked the Caseys out of Easterly, center Robert Stem, and three minutes. left in the half. tackle Dick Feldler of the Or- Game to 35-16 The Fliers, however, came roar- tha tourney with an 86-54 victory. angemen and tackel Bud Melvin By The Associated Press tucky; 7. West Virginia;' 8. Duquesne made one of the larg MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Southern Ing back to outscore the Caseys, from Northwestern. Unbeaten Ohio State was Wichita; 9. Purdue, and 10. Duke. est strides of the week, ad- boys relied on southern hospital- 11-1, in the rest of the quarte unanhnous choice today for the vancing to third from seventh oi Florida's Ray Graves and his Newcomers to the standing: for a 42-27 bulge at halftime. No. 1 position in the Associated its St. Bonnie triumph. Southen ity when the end came last night lose Race Developing associates on the Rebel board of were Wichita, which followed up A bright spot in the Casey at Cal climbed from sixth to fourth in their annual charity game with strategy, Dutch Meyer of Texas 'ress major college basketball its victory over Cincinnati with tack was the play of Gene poll. Kansas State dropped one rung. the North. The South won, 35-18. 1 Christian and Earle Edwards of Behme. Coming Into the contes a 60-48 rout of Santa Clara; Ken- from fourth, and West Virginia North Carolina State, are having Winner of their first seven Record cold weather chilled al- in the second quarter, the husky In Raritan Cage League tucky, 80-67 winner over Kansai fell two, from fifth. Purdue alsc to work, by contrast, with quar- games by margins of from 13 to ready excited fans Into surging forward dumped In six field goals State, and Duke, winner ovei lost a notch, although it beal terbacks from other teams. Call- 13 points, the Buckeyes continued onto the field, interferring with and a single toss from the free RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Rari big men, Gil Fall with 24 points West Virginia 6945. Nevada 91-57 and Evansville 83 1 '.o dominate the voting among a officials who were deciding an Hills jolted Raritan Police and Mike Lotosky with 17. Har- ing the signals for the South will Ousted were Providence, which throw line to tie Frank Pezzut: special panel of sports writers 77. whether South quarterback Bob- 5-44 last week to create a three- mony had three men in double be Bobby Hunt of Auburn and Don fell all the way from third place for Casey scoring honors. Pez- and broadcasters. They received by Ply was tackled in the «nd ray tie for second place in th figures-^So! , 14, Fred Fuell of Mississippi Southern. to the also-ran category afte Ohio State crushed St. Louli luti racked up his total in five ill of the 42 ballots cast for first zone for a North safety or wheth- .aritan Athletic Association bas- Kluin, 12, and John Fromm, 10. Graves has fullback Don Good- dropping decisions at DePau! 61-48 and Penn State 92-49 In last buckets and a trio of charity ilace. er he fumbled and the North re- .etball league. Tony Benetsky, last year's most man, and tackle Jim Beaver and Xavierof Ohio; ninth-place week's games. Cincinnati, aftei tosses. Don Wall was next high Cincinnati, the National Col- covered for a touchdown. Raritan Hills, the Police am valuable player, had his best from Gator territory; Edwards St. Bonaventure, beaten 74-57 by losing to Wichita, bounded back for the Caseys with nine. legiate (NCAA),' champion, held fpper Raritan all have 5-2 rec night of this season thus far as brought guards Nick Maravich Duquesne, and Seattle and Ari with an 84-67 triumph over Colo- Fans left the field believing the Neptune racked up a 29-15 in to second despite a 52-51 loss irds putting them one game be Coralwood dumped Woodland and Frank Palandrani from Caro- zona State, who had been tied rado. game ended 35-10. with the North scoring advantage in the third o Wichita, but the rest of the ind league-leading Fleetwooi Park, 66-59. Benetsky, whose lina. TCU's lone representative for tenth. scoring a last-second safety. quarter to take a 71-42 margin landings underwent considera- The poll included games *>. 2 (Raritan Township Phar- shooting has been way off this is guard Don Jackson. starting the final eight minutes of te change. Seattle didn't play last week, through Monday, but none of the Yesterday, referee Pete Wil- season, racked up 21 points play. acy) which has won six an but Arizona State lost three post-Christmas tournament ac- liams said the official score was against the Woodlanders. He Completing the top ten were: Four players scored in double Iropped one. straight games, to Indiana, Min tion. 35-16 because Ply did fumble and along with Bill Castner led a . Duquesne: 4. Southern Cali- figures for Neptune as the Scar Raritan Hills (Mustillo Tiles C. B. A. Holds Cincinnati played in the East- the North did recover. Williams second half drive which saw ornia; 5. Kansas State; 6. Ken-nesota and Utah. let Fliers, defending Shore Con- sed a deliberate attack, sonr ern College Athletic Conference safd he didn't know which North Coralwood win going away after ference A Division champions, ed-hot outside shooting and ex Holiday Festival at Madison player recovered. What happened, holding a scant 29-28 edge at won their third straight game o! :ellent defensive play to down th Awards Program Square Garden yesterday, blast he said, was this: Police. Despite the closeness o halftime. Frank Kenny had an-, Nationals Win 2d Straight the season. It was the fourth set LINCROFt — A presentation ing St. John's (N. Y.) 97-68 and By the time officials decided he score, the winners held oi other good night for Woodland) back In six games for Red Bank to William Callahan as the out- Duquesne had a first round garni the North had a touchdown, fans cnaciously to the lead from thi with 18 points. Catholic. standing athlete highlighted in the Quaker City Tournament had surged onto the field, min- ipening minutes. Neptune's 6-5 center, Nate The teams resume play Jan. "awards day" held at Christian Tn Red Bank Cage League at Philadelphia overwhelming gling with, the players. S at Balbach's, Keansburg, after Beauford, and the 6^ Holland! With Lou Mustillo limiting high Brothers Academy here last Wyoming, 64-47. "I told Duffy Daugherty, the coring Joe Brunner to only fou a two-week holiday layoff. in action. The first game went both tallied 21 points to tie for, Saturday. RED BANK — The Nationals Ohio State, Southern California, North coach, that he had a touch- oints, Raritan Hills edged oui to the Morons, 12-2, in a romp high scoring honors in the con- — STANDINGS— . The award was the first to be ran their second straight game, West Virginia and Purdue are down," Williams said, "and asked a 17-12 advantage at intermis- over the Ravens. Moss Dudley test and controlled the boards, w Pet. presented at the academy. lefeating the Celtics, 35-29, last competing in the Los Angeles him if he wanted to try for the ion. Both teams began to find FlePtwood No. 2 . 8 had seven for the Morons while permitting the losers only one Raritan Police Outstanding player awards al- >fonday to highlight last week's Classic, and Kansas State is in extra points. He said he did. : range in the second half with Upper Rarltan ction in the Red Bank parks and Thomas Johnson was the only shot at the basket on each offen- Raritan Hills . so were presented to Frank the Big Eight Tournament, both "I then told Frank Howard, the sive. ank Okuska's set shots proving Harmony Park Cooper, junior class; Arthur ecreation department boys bas- loser to score. Coralwood ..- _ starting tonight. Kentucky meets South coach, there would have Guard Davis had 19 and 6-3 'articularly effective for Raritan Woodland Park Erickson, sophomore class and ;etball program. The second game saw the Ro- Yale tonight, Wichita is playing to be an extra play. Fleetwood No. 1 Conley Ramsey chipped in with ills. Robert Montgomery of the fresh- James Fields sparked the Na- dens win over the Knicks, 16-9, in the all-college tournament to- "But seeing the mass of people 13. Raritan Hills upped their mar Leadlst Scoreri man class. ionals to their victory with 12 as Kenneth Sidney scored all of night and has a Jan. 4 date with that had already swarmed .onto the 16 points. William Webster led Lakewood's Ken Hicks and 6-4 in to 10 points midway through Kraikovlcri. Upper TUrltai ...68 Awards were also presented to points while the Celtics' Jerry Duke, which next plays Penn the field, Howard said he would period, but then the Police Muitlllo, Raritan HUH 70 24 the Knicks with five points. Bill Morley of Toms River tied Rrunner. Police - 73 IS _._ championship members of th Frost topped all scorers in the State Jan. 3. concede the extra points as a ges- for high scorer honors In the lunched one of their patented "" , Fleetwood No. 1 71 15 157 Football Conference, varsit; contest with 22 markers. The final game had the Mighty ture of southern hospitality. ome-from-behind rallies which Lotosky. Fleetwpod No. 3 ...At 2fl Atlas dumping the Globe Trot- The top ten, based on 10 for second game as etch eager reg- 'iyaya. Upper Rarltan 47 7 cross country, soccer as well as The game was in the "A" Therefore, the North got eight ad produced victories over fanny, woodland Park ..._ 32 23 League (Juniors and seniors.). ters, 9-4. Nathan Sheard scored 'irst place vote, nine for second, istered 18 points. "liinka. Raritan HUH 3« 15 athletes competing in the fresh points to make the final score Richard Gaines and Marty En- leetwood No. 1 and Upper Rari ay, Fleetwoofl No. 2 „ 35 11 man cross country and junior Richard Coote had 14 points to all of the Globe Trotters' points. etc., with first place votes and 35-16." n. This time it fell one point 'Connor, Police — -..-,.-.31 fl season records in parentheses: gel each had 14 for Lakewood varsity harriers. pace the Warriors over the The "E" League (8 and 9 years Williams said he couldn't find lort, while Maano Milles chipped in Varsity cross country letters Knicks, 38-28, in the final "A" old) also had six teams seeing Ohio State „ -..(7-0) 420 game director Andy Gustafson to Brunner bounced back in the with 12. Jim Kearney was sec- awarded to: George Sheehan, loop encounter. Gary Jones had action. In the opener, Frank Aga- Cincinnati '. ....(7-1) 317 notify him of the decision. Gus- ond high man for Toms River second half-especially after Mus Writers Pick Charles Dippel, Thomas Mc- 15 for the losers. mennone tallied four points to Duquesne ,..„ (7-0) tafson had left for Tucson, Ariz., with 14. tillo collected his fourth person- Knight, Joseph McGuinness, Ed- In the "B" League (freshman pace the Gophers over the Globe- iouthern California (7-1) to coach in the AH American II. B. Calk, lilt Ntvtim (Ml al foul—to take scoring honors ward Kelsey, John Homlish, and sophomores), the Hawks Trotters, 9-1. Teddy Taylor scored Kansas State . • (7-1) Bowl. O F P. _ 0 Minnesota 5 JUmiejr for the game with 23 points. Dominic Bellezza. blasted the Packers, 85-30, and the only point for the losers. iCentucky -(6-1) The North got one other touch- 5 3 Okuska paced the winners with PASADENA. Calif. (AP) - the Lakers won in a squeaker West Virginia (6-1) Peiziitl Junior varsity letters awarded The second game went to the down, when Eddie Wilson of Buckley 16, and received a lot of help Football writers, gathered here to: Terrence Broderick, Joseph over the Pistons, 35-30. Skin-Divers over the Spit-Fires Wichita _ _ (8-1) Arizona passed five yards to Ben- Schneider WIlllnniMM 1 D : from Mustillo, 11 points, and John ram around the nation for the Robert Taylor led the Hawks to Purdue _ _ _..(5.1) rEnpontlo U linv'.s 1 f Hylton, Timothy Strachen, Rob- by a 11-4 count. Harold Booker -ie McRae of Michigan in the Onmoerl* Bowers, 10. lose Bowl game, yesterday ert McNally, William Oakley, their convincing triumph with 26 and George Davis shared scoring Duke (M) md zone in the second quarter. Ward setilossbach 0 L . licked Minnesota as the likely markers with Ed Buonano tossing Bcrlvanl B. D«vlj 1 5 IS After piling up a 40-12 lead at Frank Ragan, John Gibbs, Peter honors for the winners with five Others receiving votes: Utah, The South was leading 21-0 at the Webtr 0 2 halftime, Fleetwood No. 2 coasted inner. in 18 for the Packers. etftvArt (l 0 fl Ragan, Brian Curtis, John Mc- points each while Paul Wilson and rovidence, -Maryland, Santa "me. Behme t 1 13 to a 65-42 win over Harmony But the head coaches, Bill Donnell, James Munkettrich, Rut- Lloyd Harris topped all scorers William McCue had two markers Clara, Arizona State, Seattle, The South's touchdowns came 21 1] SI 31 IJ S6 Park. The league-leaders vere 3arnes of UCLA and Murray land Baar, Warren Colville, Keith in the Lakers-Pistons game with each for the losers. Mississippi State, DePaul, St. largely on the superb passing of Red Ban! Catholic _..18 9 15 12-54 again spearheaded by their two Neptune' i_T-.V.""."."...~5j lS Warmath of Minnesota, played it Mast, Frank Clossey, Thomas 13 points for the losers while The final game saw the Blue- Bonaventure, New York U. Day- Baylor's Ply. The shifty Texan Raffetto, Richard Kewcombe Henry Holmes paced the winners on, Maryland. Utah State. St. ozy. Neither would predict or Angles dumping the Golden-Dev- umpleted 14 of 26 passes, to set even hint at a score. Hugh O'Neill, Gerald Pflum, with 12. tohn's, Oregon State, Arkansas, ip three touchdowns. In addition, Frederick Dioguardi, James Hig The Flamingoes defeated the ils, 6-4, behind Theodore Gar- Bradley, Villanova, Memphis ie sneaked one yard for a fourth The writers voted 69 for the gins, Michael Peck, Alan Holscy, Japuars. 25-12, in the first game rett's three points. State, Drake. ouchdown. Gophers and 36 for UCLA. Henry King, Paul Natali, Martin in the "C" League (12 to 14 years The occasion was a luncheon Mooney, Richard Stair, Andrew Old). Jimmy Dudley was the only dedicating the new $360,000 press Correa, John LeBedda, Timothy eager in double figures, scoring box, served in the box itself, Carton, Daniel Hanvey, John 10 points for the Flamingoes. US Men Trim Soviet Runners In attendance were Tourna- Maimone. James Parker had six for the ment of Roses officials. Queen Freshmen cross country letters losers. Martha Sissel and her rose court awarded to: Stephen Dixon, Kev In the second game the Golden. princesses, Mayor C. Lewis Ed- in Sullivan, Peter McGuinness, Eagles won over the Knicks But Our Women Lose Abroad wards of Pasadena and dignita- Thomas Hinck, Joseph , 13-12, with James Dean tossing in ries of the two universities. Richard Wight, John Eager, Paul 10 of the victors' points. Osborne By ED CORRIGAN cleared 7 feet, 4 inches in the "We're going to be ready," Stack, James Doherty, Robert Pitts had 10 for the Knicks in Associated Press Sports Writer rain to set a world record in said Barnes. Turning toward his Godleski, John Kcllenyi, Michael the low scoring battle. Bulgaria. Thomas cleared 7-2, old friend Warmath, he added, Sullivan, James Sadler, Gary The last game in the "C" loop Valery Brumel may be the Boston set a world broad jump "and I know you are too, Mur- Turnbull. Joseph Azrack, Timothy had the Globe Trotters winning master of , but the. record of 27 feet, ]% inches. ray. I know how hard you have Sheehan, William Seaton, John over the Trotters in a close one. United States was the 1961 worked your boys because I re- Pavia, James Shanahan, Donald 16-13. Leonard Procopio had 14 master of Russia in track and Then Elliott took his team to member how hard you worked us O'Brien, Chester Ottingcr, Rob- points for the Globe Trotters field and probably will stay thai Stuttgart, Germany. The Amer- back at Tennessee." ert Hayes, Henry Sandlass, while Clifford Williams rang upjlvav for a ]ong timc t0 comc ican defeated the West Germans Warmath was an assistant James Kemp, William Fitzgerald, seven for the losers. Soviet teen-ager Brumel de- 120-91 in points and 14-7 in firsts. | coach and Barnes a player at Frank Hurley, Robert Morrows, The "D" LeaKue (10 and 11 feated Thomas in all four of thei The West German women de- Tennessee some 20 years aj;o. Richard Correa, Richard Casler, years old) got under way last meetings during the year—thrice feated the American lasses 66-38 Warmath stronply implied that j Dennis Husserl, Frederick Scitz, Wednesday night with six teams indoors and once outdoors. and 6-2 in events. But Wilma some of his players who met and Donald Ruehle, John Dowens, Rudolph, ace United States But when Coach Jumbo Jin' sprinter, set a women's world lost to Washington last Jan. 1 Robert Hughes, Robert Brandow.jship teams—senior league: Wil- Elliott departed with his team would seek redemption this New Richard McKonzie, Anthony An- Ham Callahan. Michael Fitzger- record of 0:11.2 for the 100-meter after an Olympic-style meet with dash. Year's Day. Joubault, Leonard Tarrant. Kevin ald, Robert Boyd, Peter Blake, the Russians in 's Lenin Next stop was London. Elliott'! The Minnesota coach also re- Dolan, Vincent McAuliffe, Mi- Michael Hoffman, Frank McKen- he Americans had won team defeated Great Britain 122- peated that the Washington Hus- chael Higgins, Ronnld Raccioppi, na, John Clifton, Roger Webster, again. 124-111 in points, and 13-9 88 and 13-7 in events. The Amer- kies were underestimated by Ronald Bongarzone, Thomas Charles McManus, Vincent Kunz, in first places. some observers. Boyd. Vincent Barry, John Meiter, Wil- ican girls split 10 events with This was the first and most Soccer championship teams — liam , Robert Wassmer. In- {the British, but lost in point! "We didn't underestimate them important meet if a four-country 1 sophmore and junior league: termediate league: Miciiaei 56-50. and Hie day we played Washing- tour of Europe by thejteam and Donald McPherson. William Kca- Quinn, Robert Bremelcamp, Gui- In the last meet of the tour, ton I don't believe I ever saw a marked the third time in three veny, Thomas Ford, Albert Mad- do Innacelli. George Hoffman, the United States defeated better football team," he said. meetings the United States had CA5EY SPARKPLUG—Gene Behmo, Red Bank Catholic sen, James Francfort, Frank Bel- Alfred Geiling, James Prussack, Poland 121-91 and 13-7 In first The Gophers held a 30-minute defeated Russia in dual com- eager, drivei in towards basket against Neptuno in last lezza, Raymond Schrader, John Gilbert Gerard, Frank Sturl, Ter- RALPH BOSTON places. The Polish women contact drill this morning with petition. cripples in full armor. This after- Cole, John Shuttleworth, Peter rence Devlin, Michael Lucey, whipped the United States girls, nlghf'j action in i the sixth annual Holiday fournoy at Sets A World Record noon they visited the 20th Cen- Genovese. Freshmen division: Nicholas Caliendo, Tes- The Russian women defeated 67-50, and 6-4 in firsts. Convention Hall, Asbury Park. k\ right ii Jim Boll, tury-Fox movie studio. i Robert Lukas, Charles Campbell, sier, Patrick Blake. Junior the United States girls, 68-39, Earlier, during the National in points and 8-2 in events. But Neptune, while Pete Mogill, also Neptune, is at loft. Barnes ushered the Bruins Richard Kiefer, Donald David, league: Gerald Kemp, Paul Gen- a result — according to their AAU championships, which were that was expected. Behme scored 13 points, but Red Bank Catholic loit, from tho Westwood campus to Craig Harvey, Donald Esposito, tile, Russell Palmeri, William 'iguring — won. used as a tryout for the squid Joseph McDonnuRh, David La- Strang, George Comvay, Walter Brumel and Ralph Boston of that toured Europe, Frank Budd 86-54. their new training site at Long In (he previous two meets, the Beach where Washington worked brecque. James Cheek, Rohert McKew, Charles Shjro. Thomas Russians, contrary to their agree- the United States turned in the of Villanova became the first for its past two victories in j Steller, Daniel Kelly. McErloan, William Stavola, Dan- ments, had lumped both the op performances. Brumel not sprinter ever to be clocked in RroBA3vKitECISTER I Bowl. \ ' Football conference champion- el Salvano, men's and women's meets and as! inly defeated Thomas, butj 9.2 seconds for the 100-yard dash. SVCAMOEE TVESIMY SOCLU. V HtM»]ms,n '—._.., rtt RED BAM REGISTER Wed., Dec, 27, 1961—19 I. Kuri»»/> i *t iCowt Nothia'i 2t u v n-rr>*l 4 A. Htlfw • 9 I m V. Supptti j yesterday that they are getting the Splits and Ttitt. StodVM ..1.2514 16U ..... if speedy Negro halfback, Bobby GoWbrlcts _ *>5 17 'Skins Confirm nUltstoDM _____ 111 iWLING Mitcfceil, from the Cleveland —la 1» Untouchawnis _. 22 50 J. Macllroy —™ « IK Mmes u§ TsrM _— . 1M Brawns as part of the trade that Hire. Aeei 21 51 T SSSuS ^ M» They'll Get surrendered Syracuse star Ernie Luckr Thr««•„ If W I, frt in 15 M. Ptrrlllo _ 107 JL Joseph's.. 30!i II ii CornelBachstadl'l s Tavern ..19 WASHINGTON (AP) - The legiate football's top performer, Majertlci 15 57 B. Canepa 105 t. Ajnes 1 . _ ;8 13 M;siilfram was the Redskins' No. 1 draft IKS ...is Washington Redskins confirmed It M. Menna ... St. Catherine 2 ~ „. ...27 la Atlantic Wchlanrl. Kn HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ONE AND ALL. This is • INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES a N. Caravetta Holy Family l , " .'7 ]* 600 Series—Paul rembralcks 211. 20j. choice. Holy Family I _ .7 IB Ave 100 203—615. It was announced two weeks the season of good cheer and good will to all men and.T. Bruno ..._ 11 15! St. Anns 3 jtjii u,!;. 20O Cluft-Bill Rucotl 211, Bill llrxts- O Club — I, Richard! in, H. John- T, Thompson St. James 2 ,. :'6 19 :'O3, :oj; K While 213. 2M; T. !><•• ago that the Redskins were sur- 1« 19 «"? %J n' S" , ^' ".;,'.," '•?"• «°" i-inpno':i5. >;"RmcVr:ii.'11. "Kuli McAngelo NPlSon ..1)1. Jt*jy Vi nlther JO-1 Jt.v <*ar- p j j*c;»i roil tun ">!' \! Arnnnn "11 rendering their rights to Davit \. RrlPkson «_. 110 M. Ambrosico w. V. _Lm..:« ;i rest of the bowling season. This reminder' will come roll 202. Al Mouraux 2(B Leu Maur- •"• "gG""!"™ -I., M. Arnnne .31. to Cleveland in return for rookie HeCarlo 5t+ Mary's 1 !...'..."..24 :\ KEVrORT every time that new ball is taken out of a new bag and B. Berteison st: Benedict's 3 _ „ 23 22 razo 201, John OleqKo 209. halfback Leroy Jackson of West- Bruno Holy Family 2 JJ 22 A. II. II. C. SMAN CLASSIC W .. Ambroslno ern Illinois University and "a the new shoes are laced. We hope that all those with Bajl.iore KlICl J.i.'...22'J> 22! Pelerlen eyr eane Vni.nty ..°1~!~L'"!.~~ZZ1""''> i^ A. Manilla ..... It. Mary's J — 23 23 1 I'olnts Krank A John's Marina Irn veteran player." K. Lee _. layahors K of C '1 _ .-22 23 Dwljhl'j Plumbing , 311.41 Middletown Lanea new bowling accessories will up their averages and V. Feregene .. St- Ajnts 3 JM'.i 2.i it Reports that the "veteran" _ _ "!"$ Marchetti'l „ '.W <7 Circle Chevrolet , w Caprlxllone at. Ann's 1 _ 21 21 Ed'i Auto Service ....C96 09 Mlddlrlown pro Shop - those who are still rolling with the old equipment will Bayshors Cath. Men 2 21 2( Prinkwater's "95.42 Scora's Construction . 19 -" would be Mitchell were confirmed No problem finding tenants Baystiore Cath. Men 1 20 25 Flynn's 2M.2* Zone Hoofing _.- .IT yesterday. All three ol the men never average as low as they have in the past. St. Ann's 2 „ .17 2S Perrinl's i'r—Hy Cowar-i 202, Nick Gfft"- involved are Negroes. Raynor Iron Works, Mazzacco's Pharmacy and Vn way—Advertisement. 31. Catherine's 1 „ 16 ;<* L- ->'- HcBHimnt 272 0IMl'iettl W4, sieve Kscsur 211 Fn-i7«3 ONone ceptive players. realized that there was a prob- • 10 5 4 lems every few years. His latest lem. You might be tempted to * J 9 S 6 (Pocket Book of Bridge Prob- SOUTH Perhaps North's jump to six win the first trick in dummy and 4 7 62 lead the jack of diamonds for V K 7 DAILY CROSSWORD a finesse. 0 AK832 ACROSS 2. Car style 18. Olym- This play would limit you to • KQ2 1. Perfection 3. Fatally pics three diamond tricks. West would Sorts Wot north Eat 6. Follows 1 O Pan 2 * Pu» 4. Newt winner capture the Jack of diamonds 2 NIP 6NT A (colloq.) i 6. Profit 10. Mr. with the queen, and you would Openin" g lead — ^ ia B.Ajwrt ' shares London win diamond tricks only with the MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY 10. Philippine 6. Sashes 21, Heeded lizanl (Jap.) 2ZC1catrt. ace, king and ten. (rar.) DAILY QUESTION WDNPEK IPTHAT'SCMEOr T. To go ces Need Four Diamonds r THEM CAVES WHEKE HUtter away 23. Grape Partner opens with one sapde, " ,BEAK5 SLEEP IN unwisely quickly 24, Swedish Since you need four diamond %THIX WINTER! 12. Important and the next player passes. You (vul.) coin tricks for the slam, you should hold: S-7 $ 2, H—K 7, D-A K 14. Ancient 8. Young 27.Mala look for a play that will work Egyptian movie sheep 8 J 2, C-K Q 2, What do you Ik Fortified even against a bad diamond say? 'W actress 30. Covered break. Any play will work against place (Irish 9. Funda- with Ivy Answer: Bid two diamonds. antfcj.) mentals 31 Bird. a 3-2 or 4-1 break, so you should 16. Music note IS. On guard homes consider only the possibility that The hand Is slightly too strong 17. Rose, u (slang) 32. America one opponent has all five dia- for a jump to 2 NT. vapor 15. Bulgarian novelist. monds. For Sheinwold's 35-page book- 19. Malt coin Zane—— Win the first heart trick in your let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," beverage send 50c to Bridge Book, Red JO. A 1 2 3- 4- S b 7 3 own hand and lead a low dia whlteboy Y/< mond toward dummy. If West Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand Si Chide 9 •» 1° has all five diamonds, what can Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. nharply he do? z II 12 35. Perfect 13 Whenever West decides to take (slang) THE PHANTOM By LEE TALK 14- IS Ife the queen, you can win the other Report Missile 36. Streetcar four tricks with the ace and king % 3S.Oomumed 17 18 in your own hand and dummy's Pad Construction WARNED YOU - 39. Permanent jack and ten. If West plays low, THE TRUTH-OR WE'LL NO RSHTINS- IS. Sum god 20 ai you win In dummy with the ten TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - A Cuban SMASH TOO, REMI HO INJURIES.' 34. Tree % and return to your hand with a refugee says Fidel Castro's S5.AlwnyB 22 25 25 club to lead another low dia- government has built an under- M. Hindu lord 3b 27 mond. You are then sure to win ground missile launching pad <& Herb of four diamond tricks. with the aid of Iron Curtain carrot J^ tamUf 28 29 30 31 52 How will this play work if it country experts. ». Trick* turns out that the five diamonds Roberto Marrero, who fled (dang) 33 34 35 are with East instead of West. Havana recently, said In an Inter- «C.Red,llX» ^A 3fc 38 You win the first heart and lead view Monday that the launch- tests VI ing site is in Pisar del Rio % a low diamond to the Jack, and •39 4« East wins with the queen. Later, Province and ii heavily guarded you can win a diamond In dum-by militiamen who recently com- 44 42 my with the ten and return a pleted a 60-day missile training 1. Apportion % diamond to finesse through the course by Soviet and Czech 12-2.7 nine. You still make your slam. technicians. MARK TRAIL By ED DODD

BUT I TIPNT tWPUCATB VOU, RENEE...NOONE YIIU. DEAR_MOTHlNa < WADE? I I.-I HA.VEONLVA EVER KNOW WE PLANNED "My Family Has More, Does More SHORT TIME/ AU.THI9 TOGETHER/ . And Gets More Out of Life, Since We Met

BARUN3. T GOT THAT'S THE REASON I O. Howie Hustles, the Register Classified Ad" HERE A9 60ON SIGNED A CONFESSION.. AS I HEARCU THERE'S HO U6E NOW FORTHKT WHAT CAN FELLOW MALOTTE TO TAKE I BAY? THE BLAME FOR tt£f NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRATSDAIL

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MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST I TOOK. MV NEW WATCH OFF — I KNOCKED THE WATCH INTO THE 5INK , MID LAID IT ON WE DRWNBOARD AND IT WA5 GROUND TO PIECES BEFORE/ i AN ACCIDENT '.-.YOU "^ I-'l WA5 HEIPING «AMA —AND WHEN I 5TARTED TO I COULD SHUT OFF THE. MOTOR! JZJL' ' GIRL!.. 7'ELLTIIH 1 IN THE OTCHEN-. • AS USUAL!- PUT SOME GARBAGE IN THE. Having a friend like 0. Howie Hustles is like DISPOSAL UNIT- having your own magic wand. He makes it possible for my family to get so much more out of life. Here are some of the amazing things he does for us. — He boosts our budget by finding cash buyers fast for the things around our home we no longer use. He finds dependable domestic help to give me more leisure time. He keeps our spare room rented to give us extra money for extra fun. REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY He works just as hard for my husband, too. He brings the business customers and prospects. He finds reliable workers, and, he even found the truck they use.

Through him we found our home, our car, and some of the furniture and appliances we are still using. Your family will benefit too, iust as we always have, by using and reading Register Classified Ads. Doyour whole family a favor — get THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY « acquainted with O. Howie Hustles today. VJIMKY,IT5 THREE HUMORED AW SIXTY-THREE PAY?.' NOW HU5H FCRT—7/,,,) AWHILE/.' REGISTER CLASSIFIED ADS Marketplace of progressive modern families SH 1-0010 (Days) SH 1-1110 (Nights) ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED-FEMALE KELP WAI4TED-FEMALE HEU» HELP WANTED-WAUE FURNISHED moms NEW HAZARDS RED BANK RECISTEB tOST AND FOUND LAWRENCE, Kac. (AP) - Wed., Dec. 27, 1961—21 HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED MALE ALPINE MANOR Colferi everywhere have their &2 MOTEL-HOTEL alibis. At the Lawrence Country noomt, winter ratet. Mild lervlce. club the best excuse if deer. FOR A URGE SUPER MARKET . " FOR A URGE SUPER MARKET ntfUurtBt. Cockuii lounge. Hotel roemi, 115 p#p wiek. Uotct roomi Bud Snavely, greenskeeper at Society Has FULLTIME •;••. FUtL TIME avtrlooktni river and ocean, TV, til per wiek. Rt. M, Htthltn**, B73-17T3. the club, reports that a herd of AUTOMOTIVE 1 PART TIME PART TIME RED BANK — Larf« furtitahcd room, about eight "amazingly tame AUTOS AND TRUCKS bath. Beat rtver location. ProfrastonsJ deer has been nibbling at the Yule Party " ALL COMPANY BENEFITS or business ccotlttnatx SII t-flOTC AU COMPANY BENEFITS 2d, 13th and 15th greens. Be- BOOMfl - Claan and corn- HIGHLANDS - The Altar-Ro- • Chsckeri ' '"'' • Grocery Clerks onabl». lUaaonablt rates. Gartce. sides eating the grass, their O«alIeinaQ prtferrad. 92 Wallace m. sary Society of the Catholic 1956 .FORD • Produce Clerks • M«et Mtn tH 13J32 hooves leave deep cuts that arc Church of the Precious Blood of TWO-DOOR HAHDTOP, AUTOMATIC hard to repair. Monmouth Beach recently held • Meat Wrappers • Appeiiier Manager ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD WAYSIDE RES1DKNCE. Wr't Park Recently Snavely has used Is Christmas party on the patio $495 • Dairy Clerks • Checkers Ave.. Waysldr. Brand new building. All smudge-pot flares to ring the me Us, laundry and cart. Rate £& per at Bahrs' Landing. MAN5T OTHER • Produce. Men wwk. call 5OC 1-S8S3. greens in an effort to keep the Mrs. Frederick Filippone, "O.K." UEEP CARS Apply Thursday, Friday. Saturday jeer away at night. chairman, was assisted by Mrs. 9 a.m. to 9 p.mi Apply Thurwjey, Friday, S«turday SEE McCARthy 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Russell Spriggs and Mrs. Rich- Authorized Chevrolet Dealer AT HOUSES FOR SALE The primary purpose of soil ard Crosta, president of the *o- 15B Pint Avt. Atlantic Highlands AT testing is to supply individual cieiy. lOn« block East or Rt. M] LOOK WHAT WE FOUND! farmers with information on the Carols were sung and gifts ex- lime and fertilizer requirements changed. Rev. Maurice Griffin. PBUaKOT «03 — 1S8O. Excellent condi- FOOD CIRCUS SUPER MARKET FOOD CIRCUS SUPER MARKET A four-year old three-bedroom tlon, low mileage, sun roof, Mlchlln of their fields. pastor, offered grace before the tires, 1990. 811 i-isoo. Locust and Wall Sts. West Long Branch split level that is nifty yet thrifty. West Long Branch Locust and Wall Sts. dinner. CHEVROLET 1955 two-door, radio, And it i» all yours lor no money Contact beater. V8 automatic, good rubber. DON OTTMAN Contact DON OTTMAN EGAL NOTICE Also attending were Mrs. Rich- {2M. Call U 2-2(80. down and approximately $96 ard J. Crosta, Mrs. Rus- 1053 FORD — Four-door, Ford-n-Matlc. month (qualified Vet) NOT1CR sell Spriggs, Mrs. Margaret Eag- Good Rubber, fair condition. 787- Others low down payment. Take notice that arpltcalion h«» hern SOH. BOATS & ACCESSORIES HELP WANTED—FEMALE MORTGAGES PETS AND LIVESTOCK er, Mrs. Clare Doherly, Mrs. 1S5. 6H 7.85M. ralr-1 m gM HtKhway 3S, Mlrtiilptown 1958 CADILLAC — Four-door hardtop, ANN0Y1XG your nolgnliorsY Cal N. J. t!m rieiiftry Retail Consumption Salvatore Tringola, Mrs. John whlle-walls, extended deck, full power. CHRIS-CRAFTS IBM—Keypunch Operator. Genera, of- • HoilH! IMPROVEMENTS T $13,900 1 Hint Condition, J2295. 842-1473 after fice work. Knowledge of bookkeeping • DEBT CONSOLIDATION your dog. L s« a ntlent whistle ti..- I.ic^nw r!ii, hrtetolor* t*»isfiS to Wil Rcilly, Mrs. Louis Sodano, Mrs. 9 p.m. AND essential. Phone SH 7-3300 for inter- Call BARONET KIALTX. CO t-2010. Kpyport Prt Supplies, Hft'y A CHK- lard O. Bnndfrs and Mftrtnn P. San- view. wood. LO 6-5560. tiers, (partnership! T-A Wl.Hc Housr, William P. Gironda, Mrs. An- 1940 BTUDEBAKER—President. Beauti- BEACH AGENCY far premise! Incatcul at Bcabrnok thony DeMasi, Mrs. Harry Tober, ful condition. Must sell by December CLAYTON GERMAN SHEPHERD mal« pups. Bon "" "ion Avca.. I'nrl Monmoutfi, N. J. November :l. Santa placed live, but [vvi Mrs. Edward H. Thayer, Mrs. 3mb, $113. Must see to appreciate. INSTRUCTION Daily to 8 p.m. Off!(ITS. Dlipclon, 672-1300 leave name and number. SEA SKIFFS HELP WANTED-MALE are available. Bred to be friendly Michael Pet rone. Mrs. Joseph TUTORING but protective companions. $50. Locate Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. •> Josppli Awotlna 19B1 CHEVROLET PARKWOOD wag. TRADE-INS ACCEPTED AUTO MECHANIC— Dodge dealer. Ful- In Holmdel. 046(536. 7ft Her Drive, Dolan, Mrs. Alfred J. Toccit Mrs. on—Fully equipped, power, clean. Flmt ly experienced only, preferable on Mathematics and other subjects. Ca.ll 8724075 Mldrtletnwn, N. J. offer over 12,200 win be accepted. 8H 1 EVINRUDE MOTORS Cbrynler products. Must have own hand 1400 Hwy. 35 Middlctown lc» I»rr»liient: Peter T. Gudicello, Mrs. Harold 0782. NEW AND OSED tools. Excellent working condition!. Call Louti Scailuio U 2-1117, ask (or Bob Long, OS 1-2727 S. Topp, Mrs. D. J. Gaetano, 1954 PLYMOUTH four-door sedan. Good REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Licensed Real Eltala Brokfr 1W) lUmlltonUtt Prtvt, trainiport&Uoa car, (ISO, COMPLETE TECHNICAL, WIUTEU - Electronics. MERCHANDISE Mldflletown, N, J. Mrs, Florence Azzolina, Mrs. 787-IOtT Far a professional with competence in APARTMENTS (Cloiefl New Veai's Weer&enil) Secretary: Thomas Earham, Miss Ag- MARINE REPAIRS electronics and the English language Anthony X)* Lorenso f FOR SALE LONG BRANCH — Furntttud lour- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Sri Lncuit Terrace. nes Gallagher and Miss Patricia Brine your carburetors In for over- we orier an interesting post, free from room apartment. (80 and 990 monthly Horns In first cian condition C:OL haul now! Zenith. Carter, Rochester. the headaches which beset job shoppers. NPW Monmouth, N. J. Woollcy, Monmoutli Beach. •> MOBILE HOMES till Juno 1st. CA 9-1&53. to school, bus, town. Owntr moving Treasurer: Pickup In new condition when you ar Our organization la stable, our opera1 HAMMOND ready. tlon expanding. Write 'TECHNICAL EATONTOWN—Three-room unfurat*he< to larger home. 23M61Z (Irace Sc«duto 4 VERT HAPPV HOLIDAY SEASON Box 511, Red Bank. ORGAN STUDIO apartraenl. utilities, garace. No pets. WONlTKJm}i7~lT0ME for young exeur l«i MnniTlton.itn Drivo, Also. Mrs. Filippone, society Adults. After 4 p.m. LI 24439. tlve. Country Club Eitaies, Offenns MliMIetown. N. J. president. Mrs. .r. p. Regan, Nauvoo Marine, Inc. OF ASBURV PARK ^ Plant and specification of \h« build HOLLY HILL 1110 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright, .\\ J. fireplace, picture windows, u,re* bed- EXPANSION Hammond M2 Orcan f GDj THRtE ROOMS, UBfuralibed, all utiil rooms, family room, fen cert in patio, ff to be consirurteit may b* n Oceanport; Mrs. Thelma Hynds- Mobile Homa Sales 812-1303 Wurlltzer Spinet Organ ...J 695 tics Included. 375 MacArUiur Ave. fire alarm system. lh« best ot n. Chris Crafl five men, steady year-round work. Conn Spinet Organ ....S T90 1M2. C)i)Jrctiotii, i( any. itioui.i h# m«i!e Sommers, Mrs. Daniel O'Connell, eoftoraar comfortl engine, direct drive; 68 14' rowboats, Muit be neat In appearance. S95.5O to Hammond Ml »itn reverb ...iVfM DUPLEX APABTMENT — Immediate mittilatPly In wrliitij la Howard W, three outboard motor boats, sell in- start. For Interview call SII 1-4019. Hammond B2 . JR 21) j|ie>kcr $1695 occupancy. Three bedrooma, living M1DDLETOWN — Tnree-bedroom ranch nherl", Township Cl«vk of th« Town' Mrs. Frederick Schneider, Mri. IU.» PAflnrir 1-3S5" Bouib Amboy ruom, kitchen, dinette, l'j baltii. N pof HF.RVICE OR PATIENTS |.\ VKT larteyi largest marine supply house. rooms, baiement, attached garJ.fi. L'n KRANS' HOSPITALS AM> TO TRAILER SALES. IMC. EvlnruSe Sales tin 8»rvlc» SUPERINTENDENT — For 40 unit B"GAM CUSHIONS — la hom« Her THREE-ROOM FUftNISHED tpartmen dor $:o,0(W. OS I-3D63. TIIEIR RKL.AT1VKS AND Fit HINDS Ravti 130 RoSblnsvllle, ft. X Bardcn apartment. Three-room apart lc«. Phons LI 2-0177 FOAMART, BTK. all Titllitles. private tntr*nct. |8i If you ar* In the military nervine THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 35. EATONTOWN, NEW MONMOUTU — ThUB-btdroon. JU 7-1320 merit and salary. Inquire Button Parlt montli. Call 842-0510. ranclx Five years oil excellent condi- or nr« a patient In & velsrani' boa- Duty Takes 21 Wrmrl Ave. Red Ban!Branch Ave., Red Bank. TfKWlUTE, ADDING ra&clilneB. (iHal and tl«ilr« to vote, or If you 1ACRIFICE — 1060 Great Lakes trailer. IDEAL hltlBldB location, unfurafshn tion. Dining room, •crefintd porclx ara a relative or frltnd nf «, p*r«on An mahea DOW or used. Guaranteed. three-room apartmenta In Atlantic High- ceramic tllft bath, full dry bu«menL 59 x 10, three-bedroom, washer, dryer. aa i-wia MECHANICS—Good steady Job for the Low as S25. Serplco'a, 101 Monmoutb who Is In the military aprvicn or )• a CO 4-7469. right men. Anbury Park-New Vork lands. (87.50 aad IS1T.M per mUh Attached Birtge. Wtlk to chutchu, patient In ft vet cram' hospital wild, Transit Corp. Theme L. Bachman, PR St. Next to Uieatcr. BH 7-0485. Including UtUitlM. 291-145.. parochial and public, Newark And Newyou belirve, will dealt* I» vote In the TrooperAway SACRIFICE — 1031 Skyline 10x50 Mo- 5-1735. York buses. You ma; acqulr* your Motimouth Regional High School An- bile home, modern furniture. Apply 20 BUSINESS NOTICES DG3KS — $15 up. Hies {15 up, chairs, FAIR liAVEN — Slx-roora duplex on own mo rt fags or assume ift% V.A. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN OR JUN adding machines, typewriters manual bus line. Thre* bedroom*. flOO per nimi Hcfiool olpctlon to b« lie-hl on M St., Ideal Park, AventI, N.J. ami electric, oldce equipment, etc. at mortgage of $12,800. Payraenti only Fcrtmnry 6, 1%2, kindly write to ih* 14 DUMP BODt TRUCK, available to 1OR executive who wants to sell. Nil nonUi. SB 1-8298 after fi p.m. JMJ Cash nesded f^.ooo, full pries |1T,- umier.tijEit'ift nt unre- matting applica- From Church tOxlO TWO-BEDROOM Pacemaker. 18.W tionally known corporation, leader In bargain prices. New or nurd. AAC excellent shape, $4,300. Caah or 1250 remove trash from yards, attlci, cel- Dent Co., lite. 35. Oskhurst, KE 1-3090 THREE-ROOM APARTMENT— Unfur 800. OS 1-2566 utter 6 p.m. Na brokers. tion tnx % mHilary ajrvlte ballot to lars, «tc, Alio. equipped for contract' U'a field has n«tl for a represovtative nialied, all modern Improvameiiti, Cal tte vote] in fluid flection to be for- SHREWSBURY - Among th« down take over payments. CO 4-8760 In Jrloninouth and Ocean counties. Of- opposite N. J. Warehouse. HRKAT],TAKING RIVER V1JCW—From warder, to you. It you am (rt the after 6 p.m. ing work. 8H 7-2144. _____ fice in Red Bank, No travel, ape 26-35. SH 1-0D67. this older seven-room houss on tre* military BIT vice or am a. patient (n Aworshipers who packed Christ Repeat business, Protected, well estab- RUGS - Niver used From |M. mptirJoiii lot. Tiled balh, modern, gunny FOB THEE WORK, C&G tree service. otlier slses. Private home, RIVEltFltONT — Purnlihed. two vetrrnns' hospital, itatlnK your name, Episcopal Church at Ihe mid- Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI lished territory. Paid vacation, group BI2-0519 three-bedroom, alluliUUei, yearly, (125. kitchen with an abiodtnc* ot pine aftp, Bprih] numripr, homfl tddreis and 2-42.0 for tree estimates. Full Insurance Insurance, retirement plan. Present In- 842-0276. Jf no aniwer call after 6. panclori cabinet*, open porch surroLjndi the ailiirrsp at which you are itatloned night Eucharist of Christmas was IOATS & ACCESSORIES coverage. come must be 56000 minimum, with two aides ol home with enclosed porch or can br found, or Ir you n>uir« th« two yearn proven salei record or of- TV, STEREO HI Fl SALE FOUR ROOMS, both, unfurnlihed. In la rear, mil attic and biiemenl. House mUttary icrvlce ballot for a. relative a state trooper in uniform. HANDYMAN — Snow removal; mlnoi Long Branch. Heat lupplled, Cal) in BAilQAIN — Any boat you wast to fine management experience. Call Mr, BIG DISCOUNTS ts In excellent condition. On bus line, or frlomi (hei. make &r1 t aprlicalion carpentry, masonry, electrical work, Rlcr-ards, ORange 2-1812 for appoint- parson ftt 106 Lelghum Ave,, Red Bnt walking dittance to HChooli and stionplni under oath for a military aervlce bal- Trooper Russell Barnett aat own. Lew Dank rates. Financing ar- furniture repalra. 222-8240 after 6 p.m. Big tradeln. Pay next year. No money Or phone SH 7-1&32, ^ rangements completed In one call at ment. down. Stereo with AM, Vii radio, area. Only 119,000. Call us today. KOL- lot to be forwarded to him, stating In alone in a back pew, because h< STON WATKRBIIRY, Realtors. 16 Wesl your application that ho it over the any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH ASSISTANT SURVEYOR WANTED by S22995 only H99.95. IB" TV portable, ATTItACTIVELY — Dieorated anil fur- ago ot 21 yraia and it»ttng hU, name, COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1 $173,95 only SH9.95, 23" console TV. nlflhert. Trtree roomi, bath-ihower. Sec- Front Bt., Ked Bank. BH 1-3508. waj on call. MOO. local Engineering firm, Phone Sll 7 •trial number, homa «ddrc« and the EMPLOYMENT 150O. 1309.95 only J279.95. TV, radio, HI Fl ond floor. Utilities, vrasber, car fpace. EAST KEAN'SBUim — Ten-year old ad !rf««i nt vJiich he li atalloned or Along with the chain and the repairs. Sit 1-7003. Good locailDn. Also, ons room effl home (not a development!. 100'xlOO' Can hi* found. EXPERIENCED GREENHOUSE MAN ciency. SI! l-83!)4^ rest of the congregation h« tang HELP WANTED—FEMALE "RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE property. Plaster walls, cedar s Id Ins;, I-Viriim of application can bt obtained AUTOS AND TRUCKS -Steady employment, all year-round oak floors. Two bedrooms, living room from thu imdenlgned. the carols of this, tha most joy- to right party. Please call in person. facrois Acme Lot) Rroai, Rpd Bank GARDEN APARTMENTS — 3"4, 4^. Hxll}. kitchen 15x15, Armstrong Inlaid patnl: Dpcembpr 18. IWI, Splwnk Floriet, 99 Avenue of Two Riv- and five rooms st fios per month and GENERAL CLERICAL — SPEClAb HALE — All 1981 dinette up. Molly Pitcher Village, HI! 1.91)5. linoleum, mod am cablnrts, flnishPd st - RALPH T, KEBVIL, [ul service of all the year. Accurate typist with knowledge ol ers, Rumson. arts at cost. Kitchen chalra rpcovered tic. JII.WW. Write "EAST KEANS- ! fipcreury. Hoard o[ Kducallon, bookkeeping, some payroll cxperlcnci PARKING LOT ATTKNUANT — Aghy«URl disability, of became ol the the aitar. EATONTOWn — Three-room turniihi lar, fireplace, garac* attached. Lovely oiiaervanca ot % relljiou* holiday pu Rent A Piano $12 per Month apartment. Convenient location, all utlll- section in Marlboro Township. 118,000. diiant lo the lenrta of your rellftot When the congregation left the HELP WANTED-Male - Female tlei, |3S monthly. LI 2-3558. Call GI e-4470, «ir becauie of realdent tttenrlance m KNABB. MASON-HAHUN. SOHMKR R achool, coll*g« or univenlty, wi church, exchanging glad greet- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY CABUE-NELSON. EVERETI. STtCK G O IN G-GO t NO-NEARLY GONE. Three HJVEH PLAZA — Koir-bMrfwra sur he unable to cast your ballot at Ih room apartment un turn [shed. Heart of ranch reduced J1.000 fnr quick »aJe. Polling place ia your district on cai> ings, trooper Barnett was miles Every order & applicant cur specialty. Cooltman Ave. di Mam SL, Asbur? Pk. Red Pink. All utlliMea, just decorated. Econom.cnl radiant oil heal, HrrpiaCr, (intr, anrt you dealra to vot« In the IS Bmad Bt., Red Banfc 8H 7-34M Open dally till 9 Sit. nil >:30 |90 per month. Call BH 1-1144 after two-c»r oversized garage, corner lot. Monmouth Regional Hlth School /in- away, in Atlantic Township, help- REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — NPW PR 5-9301 6 p. m. I15.90O. SNYOKR JtKALTORB, FlV nunt School clecUon to be held on ing a couple whose disabled car February 6, 1062. kindly writ* or ap- office. Paul P. Bova, 1334 Htvy $5, Mid- 1'HAUJi: 1M your old mroitur* wltu no FURNISHED'— Thres-room apartment rncm. IrKddletown. OS was in a snow-filled ditch. dle town. Opposite OEri Village Fire Co., down paymeot and get a new parloi newly decorated, all year round, all ply in Jirrrujn to Lh« ttDderflcoed at OB 1-2544 - 08 1-1443. RED BRICK COLONIAL, on natural one*. wuesilrw that a civilian abwn- or dining room set at ul« prices. Wil- utilities, overlooking Sandy Hook Bay, tree-shaded acre plot. 14x!3' living room tee bclloi tie fotwirdM ii> you Such BMIB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ll&m Lett Furallur« Inc., Uwy Sft. 872-9741. with colonial fireplace, spacious hitch- reguwl muit into your home addrti*, Qualified Personnel For Quality Orden. Mlddletowa 8H 1-3213. open •vtnln«» THREE furntihed roomi, utilities park- en with formica counters, four large ami the addrena lo willed ustil h»lk.t 710 Broadway Long Branch. CA 2-4747. till 9 p m. Ing, private entrance, first floor, on bedrooms. V/t baths, recreation bti«> ahoul:! b« aent, and must bti aimed rtient, summer porch, hot water oil BANK GENERAL LEDGER BOOK- WOOD — Fireplace, stove, furnace. bua line. Hwy 35, $85. 811 1-7S79. wlLh your ifgnnture, anil alato tht> r«a- PTO to Hear KXBPBR — Willing to learn posting McOulre's Market, Rt. 3t. Colts Neck. heat, two-car aUctied garage, Prfcw. •00 why you will not b« able to vota on National CaMi Register 3100. Write 643£1. Evenings 4333. FOUR ROOMS — Heat and hot water, at a low fM.OOO, El wood A. Armstrong at your usual polling pUce. No civilian unfurnished. CaU Agency, Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave. abientea bnllot will be furnlslir-l or 'Bookkeeper" Box Sll. Red Bank. We repair aluminum window screens, 7R Llttls Silver. 741-40OD. forwarded to any applicant unlRaa r«* OPERATORS WANTED — Apply Red Venetian blinds, aluminum storm win- LONG BRANCH — Furnished or tit)' RED BANK AREA — Transferred, ineat therefor !• received not lesa than Candidates ^ank Clothing, 210 West Front at. dow glass inserts. Fast servlM. furnished, clean, three large rooms daya prior to the election, and con- Red Bank. FROWN'S. 32 Broad St. BH 1-7500. must fell Immediately, four bedrooms, ilni tha foregoing, Information. RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Candi- iind bath, complfitely private, centrally two full baths, garage, freezer, car Dated: December 18, 1061. KBUUU1NO E«UIPMENT-For rent or located, KE 1-0773. After 7, CA 2-5603. petlng, air conditioners and many ex- dates (or the Board of Education sale. Free delivery. Boum Jersey Burgl* tras. Fully equipped kitchen. Living, RALPH T. KEKVIU SITUATIONS WANTED, Female HIGHLANDS — Furnlihed two-room Secretary, Board of Education, will explain their platformj at the cal. BHadyslds 7-W14. apartment. First floor, private en- dining, recreation rooms. Finished base- Jtnnmouth Regional High School. WILL HHLP WITH PARTTB8. dlnnen GLASS BLOCKS trance, modern Kitchen and bath. $70 ment, attle, sewers, sldewallu. Anum* &15 Tlnion Avenue Jan. 8 meeting of the Hazlet or ottitr occasions. Can like new. 35c each, Include! All utilities. 98 Bay Ava. SH l- *\ modern Bodman Plaet, Red Bank. New OFFERS D6ALS SITUATIONS WANTED, Male GOLF PRO DOESN'T ..-«y, will »ll at'.Public Bale? t"be R. Thomas Jannarone, super- COMMERCIAL RENTALS kttchen, spaelout lumtty room, three ie)d at thin office, Wednesday, Janu- twin size bedrooms, master 20x14, bath; ary 10th, 19S2 at 10:00 o'clocli In (he intendent of schools, and Robert THREE RELIABLE BOT8 tvallabll LODGE ROOM for rent. Center ol many eiitrai left for ynur surprise. TMTCANTBe&ATt for yard, attlo, cellar cleaning. Genera TEE OFF IN TOURNEY forenoon, property at 6T White fitreet. T. Corbliss, Board of Education ouidooi work. Call eveningt. BH 7-1869 town. Could ba uaad alao for office But value we havt at $15,900. WALK- Ibrrwsbiiry. New Jitrsoy, conslsllningr ol ipaca. Approximately 2,400 iq. ft Write R * WALKER. Realtors. Hwy 55. i plot 60 feet b» 150 fwl. eicjptptinl g 'resident, will also be present. COME IN TODAY FOR A REAL TREAT. WIf« forgot to flvi him hli clubil She LODGE" Box fill. Red Batik hrewsbury. SH 1-5212. 34-Hour Serv- ""_!"' "' "l" P"mlsei convey d h&i to return •tunnloc Uin**room outfit ice. m.t in sn.u ^iriiiisen cunvRyvn Mrs. Sidney Bodner, ways and EVERY CAR A WINNER . . . BRING IN KEYPORT — Four-room plfle* mite. W TMrtsa M. Brewer and Jsincs FINANCIAL which Include* 10-pc. livlnf room with In heart of buaineii diatrlct. AcroM Brower. her husband, et als lo Bor. means chairman, reported that THE NEW YEAR WITH AN OK acceuorlei, tlght-pc modern bedroom From municipal parking lot. Will alter to oujh oj Bhrewsburjr by ileeii dated BUSINESS OPPORTUNinES RUU. 1000 «i. ft. Writ* "Keyport" Box LOTS AND ACREAGE line 22nrl. 19511 and raie 129 In the Monnioutti County :ine Day dance. Serving on the 1959 Ford 1959 Chevrolet SUITE OF OFFICES - HEART OF Clerk's Office, lor strm, rotil anil menti only (2.75 a week. Original coil TOWN. CALL Paved street. s*wer. MU utilities Ap- :ommHtee are Mrs. Stephen Lan- 9-pass. station wagon, i* proalmaHly 75x150. Will liauu to r«- thorouatifare purposes, subject to the Ranch wagon. Radio and NEW MODERN (6751 ITon't heiltats— tbi« Will go tint'. 8H 7-1100 sponslblr buyer. |.t.&00 cash «ach. lerm« anil condlllons mentions In aald :os, Mrs. Paul Duszlk, Mrs. Ar- heater. Priced to sell to- dio and heater, PS. V-8 WriU "Lota". Box 511, Red Bank. leed, coouinmi a two siory. mine STORE FOR R-ENT - OQ WtUM St. lwelllns. thur Ruger and Mrs. Joseph Fo- day. automatic. TWO-BAY Can roar own broker or 0*11 SB T- Elds will bii entertslntd and Ihe 1O0. iropertr atruclc down to the hlibest garty. SERVICE STATIONS FIELD FURNITURE RED BANK REAL ESTATE WANTED tinder. 1958 Chevrolet 1957 Chevrolet mres room otile* •ulta. ParklRg, rea- Caah or c^rtlfle.! ehecrt. payaMh .u Mrs. Edward Emerian, mem- unablo. Call Z9M669 altar ilx p.m. "ih"e *•*«•!IUUUuMonmouthi v.ijuiu]Countyr Welfarwcuare rsoartBoard] Station wagon, radio and Deluxe station wagon. Ra- For lease in M Id die town ani Freehold Warehouse Department In an amount equal to at leaat 20 per Jership chairman, reported that K J. Highway and location backup LISTINGS WANTED cent of the aucceiifui bid must be dc- here ere a total of 96 members heater, V-8 automatic. dio and heater, V-8 auto. with established repair work, Mechan- For th« [led Bank Area poilled at the time of la!*; balance ical ability preferred but not eisentlsl. Ml East Front St, Keyport, N.J. HOUSES FOR RENT Uuitlpla Listing System of tli* purchase price, to ht paid wlthtn >n the Hazlet School PTO. Paid management and Tune-Up traln- We hava 6 more late model station wagons in stock Cain nourroN WATERBURY thirty daya after approval by ihe emte Santa Claut visited the school IDC available. Low rental plm only a for appointment dial CO 4-3020 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Three- Bureau of AmUttuicn of the New Jer- minimum investment makes this an lfl Wf»t Front Bt.. Red Bank «ey Department ot inrtltutloni and Friday at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. FOLLOW vooa pzteuas TO excellent business opportunity. For de- btdroom ranch, compltUly itdceorated. SH 7-3500 Agpinclfi; conveyance ti ha mail»> by tails call MR. LI8TON, FU 8-0889. STORE HOURS: can Sll 7-3004. Over 58,000,000 sold by ML« Hargaln nn-l Sale D»?f.l. Tlti Monmowlh and distributed candy canes to S95 to *12« Per Montb In seven monlhs Jftunty Welfare Iloar Uonmouth Bt. Red Bank- EH 7-0486 c H Wllion SI) Mill eEtlmatei Call SH M343. 2* hours. Eijxrrmc CAN OPENERS, ROAST MODERN" SEVEN-ROOM ranch. Large OHBI Uank, Red Hank.1 will .JM- EilS, MEAT TRAYB. BNACK TRAVB living rodni, three bedrooms, full hane- field at (ti Main Offlc at No, 5".' rncnl. Ilullywood hath, lavatory, plenty lad Ftrt-ft, in HIP Hyrruigli nt Rcl China and Glass Repair RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE if Rrbtuids. D16-4733. Bank. County of Monmoutfi. fiute »t Antiques Wanted Public Stenographer facron Actn« Lot' Broaii, Rid Bank Nfw J?rjpy. on Turx.lay, January 2i EXPWR'l MENU1NO - Cama. k ••• FtVE-ROOM BUNCALOW, gsragt and IPS!. Bt JO:0'» o'cMock a m. 'K/intfrn Old Dolls. Buns. Jewelry, cut elans •altr furnished. $85. Call sliver reflnlanlng and plating. Tberm- BARR SERVICES iitanrli!() Tirni", (or me Miowinfi pur- furniture. Civil War bonks. Appraisals os buckets. China & 01MS Ehov. 1" MERCHANDISE WANTED 81! 7:253 poses: cn'ini'lFri.Tg an-I (!"lfrnilni!H dy made, oilman. SH 7-1141. TYP1NO - Publicity: BooKmeplnt Broad RL Red Bank SH J-WDO- Service. MtmcnRraplilrr Will pickup t NFIRMSHKU — Rent with option lo .'ote whfther «:i Agrecrnfiit datfl [)(•• flANUB and musical Instrument* Fniirbrdroom, two-hath ranch on emb*r 111. 1551 to consolidate the «airt and deliver CA 9-3500. uranted. Hlgaofl prices paid. H- Ten 'auk ani The First Rational Banlc of stri^fi. Largo living room with p Appliance Repair* Fuel Oil - Heflting tot 309 M«*4n Bt. Lakswood or Fox R area, dtHuxe lillchrn. bKifm reehold |oc»:e'l in Krrfhol'I. New croft 3-21B0. fersey, nr.iicr tt;e provisions ol \hr FUEL OIL « HKAT1NO—Call SH I- plot. I/iu refiulr APPLIANCE REPAIR and Instilla- Radio-Television. Repair WANTED Ow n PH a»s of the UniiM Stalri shall t>« rati- tion. Residential and commercial »lr- 0810 Oil Dtllvcry. Inc., Service * fied and conrirnicfl; K^bject ti thr Salea 1 Herbert St.. RMd Bank. A. C. RA111O * rKUCVlfilON CO- UriKl> UiUKNVAL HUGS 1,'XrrJlN'IHIlEl) — Immediate occu- pprova! nf Cm Comi't roller ot Uic ltl». Allsn gUdrlc. BH 7-0613. 123 S!uev.st>U!7 Ave. 811 H7SI SERV- CIUNESE ANU FEKSIAN nr:cy. lira mi nrw fiv»>-room home, Currency, Wa»h!rn;to:i. I). C.; the «\ec- ICE WHILE YOU WAIT FI'JSDMAN OALLEK1KS tlirre t>e WolttUNQ UAN'B contractor—Alter- Roofing, Siding and Insulation OLD FURNriURil - Antique*, chin*. adjournment thereof, B. O. COAT3 — An essential Auction atlons. additions, palntina, tnaaonry. Giasswar*, art objects and bric-a-brac, UNFL'RNISHKD — Immediate occu- Apprslssj Service "anywhere." 38S all those little lobs U> 9-1714 lr-sulatlon A siding Corp. Certified immediate cash for anything and ev- panrj. jlv.-ruom Cape Cod, three bed- A copy of the aforesaid Agreement Norwood Ave.. OoaL Phone KEIIoEl Jotins-Manvllle contractor. PR &S407 ylniE. Ruccil's. 2S Cast front St. rooms, tintli, porch, fftrife, bailment. Mecuted by a mam::/ of tfie dlrec- l-3tt\ SH lors of encti of t!tp two banks, provid- or Adorn Llnzmayer 201-030! 5135 month. Klwood A. Armstrong. 1 INSURANCE WANTED ing for the canaoii'laticm !i on file at OLSON CO. BiC. - RooflnB. Bldlm » th bank and may be Impeded dur- Auto and Truck Rental UISHATISFUSD wild present msur* Insulation. Installed and guaranteed Gl'N — 16 or -u gauge, automatic; ine taimneM hourf. anceT Warn a better deal? Call Dunn for 10 years. PR 5-O705—MI-OS 10- ItfEtit weight. 842-S(l20. unfurnished, x'*, baths. full basement. Insurance Acency 81! 15&3& In ftccard-incc with the By-Law*. Ih* AVIS—Rent • new car or truck. Low Walking distance !•> Monniou'Ji Shop. itock transfer hnoks will, by iirrlrr 0; rates Maple Ave.. Red BacU. SH 7- plriK (JcntT. convenient to Fort Mr»;w 'if Boar.1 ol Directors, fie closed at Tel. Answering Service mouth. $150 ppr mom it. Ll^MlM. 0308. PR 4-Mlt Dally 7 a_m.-io p.m. Odd Jobs PETS AND LIVESTOCK ::0 o'clock p.m , iKST.i On Jan- LET US BE your sectetary No need INKURNISHKI) - New thnv-t>eEAS R1 RAYMOND •mperanipni. OS 1-I5i5. lauilman, Ji^y 35, Shrewsbury. 81! 1- NEW llu&IKS. alterations, repairs. SH 1-7R53 |MW. • By Ordfr of ttie Board ot Directors, Highest quality work. For estimate* Vacuum Cleaner Repair TiiK PEnFErr GIFT ~ Beanie pupi RlCilAPJt II. HAM1LL. call t!«tb«n £lz«urauch. 6h 1-62Q1 AKC frank Knauer, Kniutr Rd , Free- Painting and Decorating SLJCCTROLUIC , HO :-2i:i». lour h.-iiromna ntil nv> tin tin. if I Itink, New Jfrsc)" Salsa Service tjupollea L mniilh Ray Slillman. Hwy M, Dectmber IP. ifMil itHU BANK ALUMINUM PROUUCT* LOUIB CASSAN Pamur, decorator, K8 Prospect Ava., LlltH Silver. For PUPPIES — (5, pin cocker spaniel, Bhrrwjthtiry. BH IWiOO. "Shut Up! I got this e*r in th. Red Bank Registar Want gtorm wUoowa. sldtrjf. a«mln«a pspemaI)l«r>-£5 years «sMtienca. IS on your slaotrotax. call PR S-0M1 or Ibltett and whltr. black ind tome brown Dff- 2Q. 31, 21. :«. 71. ».- ». Chipln Ave. IH 1-1701 after < pm. SH I ma. onM, BH M2R.V Ford, 3.17 Sycamore ail 7 MM or IH ltta Ave,. Shrewsbury, It r*V» '" artvertlm In Tim Red Jnn 7.r\ *, 5, R, 0. l^. 11. 12. Ads—you'r. as bad as my huiband!" Bank Keglster ! jj IS, IS, IT, II, 19, 12 New Jersey to replace WJTA-TVIFCC's placing a commercial TV 'deepest concern" to'the com-stations tn New Jersey will meet One Killed, 35 Hurt; above-a busy west Philadelphia bouad train was entering tie sta- TV Station (Channel jtt) will be looked into|»utioo in .the state since,New •nissloo. the problem. Channel Li was t intersection. tion when the first car apparent- by Chalrtnaa Newton N. Miaow ark's Channel 13 Is being ftJcec Tb» commibntetrOf the citfuca- Ververyy" hl£h frequency (VHF) *ta from Hit* Short circuits lit up the'area ly struck a concrete catwalk others injured last night when the accident at the Philadelphia Case, R-N.I, Minow said he commercial television station. a new commercial TV station for 'and and eastern Canada tb I elevated train rammed a sta- Transportation . Co.'s York and To Be Checked the state, Minow said. It adds up! More and more would give the matter his "full- In an answer made public yes- vorld's increasingly warmi in platform. Four of five cars Dauphin Sts. station. people use The Register ads each WASHINGTON (AP) - 1The est attention." terday by Case's office, Minow He added it is still uncertaii veather has killed birch trei ;re derailed. The dead man was identified possibility of assigning another Case has asked Minow'to in said the question of a commercial whether more extensive use o nd spruce and balsam hav The cars were left teetering as Earl Giberson, 45, Philadel- issue because results come fas- commercial television channel to vestigate the possibility of the TV station for New Jersey Is of ultra high frequency (UHF) T\ offered. ;ainst a thin iron railing 35 feet phia, Witnesses said the west- ter Advertisement. SHOP BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH AT THE EATONTOWd 4 NIGHTS A WEEK - MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, MONMOJJTH CIRCLE WW JIRStTi ORIAUSF JlOIlt ONE Of AMERICAS HNESI THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TILL 9:30

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