RED' BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1962 7c COPY PAGE ONE Indict 3 in Fort Monmouth Bribery Case NEWARK (AP) — Three who was seeking the contract Shrewsbury restaurant where, flict of interest laws. The contract ultimately v men, including two former em- co-operated with the FBI and the money allegedly changed Kennedy praised the parts not awarded to Consad, and ployees at Fort Monmouth, was commended for his citi- hands. Laverick and Tryon played by Robert S. Snoyer, both Laverick and Tryon were have been indicted by the fed- zenship by Attorney Gen. Rob- subsequently were fired by the owner of Consad and Charles fired on July 20, Justice De- eral government in an alleged ert F. Kennedy. government. Nicodernus, a reporter for the partment officials said. bribery scheme involving a Named En Indictment They are all presently out In Chicago Daily News. FBI Agent Present $2.4 million government con- Named in the indictment bail, U.S. Attorney David Sate ' Kennedy said Nicoderous' in- Snoyer,' pretending to go tract. • ' were William J. Laverick, 48, said. vestigative reporting brought along with the plot, was ac- The indictment was pre- of I Sunny Bank Dr., Shrews? All three were charged in the case to the attention of the companied by an FBI agent sented in U.S. District Court "bury, former director of .the one count with conspiring to Justice Department. when he met the men in the here yesterday. A date has Production Engineering Depart- obtain payments for Laverick The attorney general said Shadowbrook Restaurant. The not been set for the defendants ment at Fort Monmouth; Har- and Tryon in return for a . also that "Mr. Snoyer fulfilled agent said he saw Snoyer pass to enter pleas. rison F. Tryon, 48. of 50 Wyck- favorable report on the qualifi- the responsibilities of citizen- an envelope to Tryon. The The government claims the ham Rd.r New Shrewsbury, for- cations of Consad for a $2.4 ship commendably. He co-arrests followed. former civilian employees' of mer chief of Fort Monmouth's million contract to build radio operated courageously with the The maximum penalty for the Army accepted a $1,500 Logistics Engineering Plvision, sets. Department of Justice." the defendants, if convicted, bribe to influence awarding of and Malcolm M. Schaefer, 38, " Additional Counts The Indictment said that would be 10 years in prison the contract. The third defend- of 600 Wildwood Rd., West Al- Two additional counts Schaefer told Snoyer on June and $20,000 fine. As govern- ant is a manufacturer's repre- lenhurst, eastern representative charged Laverick and Tryon 5 that a payment of $48,000 ment employees at the time sentative who allegedly ar- for Consad Inc., an electronics with accepting $850 and $650, would ensure that his firm of the offense, Laverick and ranged the meeting where the firm in Santa Monica, Calif. respectively, and charged would receive the favorable re- Tryon also could be fined three bribes were given. The three men were arrested Schaefer with abetting them to port it needed for the con- times the amount of the bribes The California manufacturer by the FBI on July 21 in a violate federal bribery and con- tract, on which it bid May 29. and barred from public office.

Problem No Swift AS THI ANfHSMS WOW MLAYID—Wait 6.rman'Chancellor (Conrad AcUnauer and Tops List President Kennedy stand together ai a band pUyt.th* national anthami of their two countries during welcoming ceremonial on the White House lawn for the German WASHINGTON (AP) - Chan-

v;sitor. IAP Wirephoto) cellor Konrad Adenauer winds up two days of White House talks, to- day in apparent agreement with President Kennedy that a Cuba settlement must precede any new WASHINGTON (AP) - Soviet sources said, that they cannot 42 of the missiles were counted on day during the New. York talks. Hospital Plan Advanced Western .peace move on Berlin. Premier Khrushchev has sent foresee a swift solution to theSoviet vessels steaming away U.N. Ambassador Adlai E, Steven- MIDDLETOWN - The Town' Approval of the subdivision is Lawrence ,A-, Carfon, Jr., The veteran West German lead- President Kennedy an offer to pull problems that have been keeping from Cuba. That's the number of son politely but firmly told Soviet iblp Committee tost night ap- contingent on Mr. Dooeruma re- township attorney, reported that er scheduled a morning meeting Soviet jet bombers, out of Cuba a fire to the Cuban crisis. missiles the Soviets say they had Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily proved a minor subdivision which ceiviag a variance to havea lot $31,158.93 had. bean spent on the with Secretary of State Dean tat attached so many "ifs" that Authoritative sources said the on the island. V. Kuznetsov that the issue is of will provide « 21.S2 acre tract with leu than 500 foqt frontage construction of sidewalks from Rusk, a luncheon address, then a a. Cuban settlement is not within Soviet premier's proposal for with- Officials here look upon the re- great importance and' that the of land for construction of. $2V4 on Keypoit+Jew^MOnntfrth Rd. Orchard St. on Leonardvttje ltd. sight, authoritative sources said drawing the. planes came in onemoval of the missiles unless United States looks to the Soviet to the main Intersection at Leon- final' afternoon meeting with Ken- million Rlverview Hospital annex • 45* Feet of Frontage • nedy. This conference will con- early today. .... ; of several letters he and Kennedy some are hidden in caves as ful- Union for a response. . on palmer :Ave. The hospital tract wip leave artville Rd.' and T&xJaU Rd. Khrushchev's proposal, it was exchanged — none of which has fillment of the most important of Attempts Rebuffed CptmtyAM clude two days of official talks The hospital plans to build a Mr. Donuuma with a parcel which have ranged over major learned, was received several been made 'public — since their Khrushchev's promises to Ken- Tfo township has »i5,O0O to In effect Stevenson rebuffed So- 105-120 bed building on the tract. having only 450 feet of frontage international issues. Adenauer re- days ago and is being discussed weekend letters of Oct. 27-28 draft- nedy. viet attempts to link to the The land is being •'purchased on a improved roadway. spend on the project. This in- turns to Bonn Friday. at negotiations — presumably in ing an agreement to end the cludes a $25,000 grant from the g y In addition to the bomber Issue, negotiations to Cuban Prime Min- from Sylvester L. Donaruma, Construction on the annex it ex- Yk h UA d Si crisis. Khrushchev has not carried out ister Fidel Castro's demand for pected to start next" year. county. Praises Kennedy New York, where and Soviet Cherry Tree Farm Rd. representatives have been trying Kennedy has insisted that the his promise to allow U.N. inspec- U.S; abandonment of its Guanta- Work has been completed on a There were mbming and after- namo naval base. section from Orchard ^St. to to hammer out an agreement. 150-mile range bombers are in the tion of the dismantling of weapons noon talkl s at thhe Whithite House Exactly, what conditions the So- same offensive weapons category and their bases — which Castro Khrushchev's new proposal for Greene' Ays.,',, W,qrk; has" . 'ednesday. American and on Ihe section from'Greene Ave. viet premier attached, to his offer as the Soviet missiles and must has cried he wilt .not permit. withdrawing the planes undercut Union Beach Okays German authorities reported their were not disclosed. also be removed. an impression the Cubans have to the intersection.- rt chiefs agreed that a solution of The United States pressed the the U.S. dispute with the Soviet But there were so many, the U.S, officials have reported that Soviet Union on the.planes Tues- . (See CUBA, Page 2) Mr. Carton uid.thtcbst Union over offensive" weapons i New Regional'•'&$&• includes riMsOTISTH Cuba must come before any new UNION BEACH - The Board are* was conductedWtein U». ways, fees £^Ktfi initiative by trie West On cold war of Education, la special session It Included- Keanihirg, Union secured them,' lejpil a* 'engi- Want School 'Donations' Refunded Beach and Kehgtt- fc. neering lee* ialwl'-bf construc- lut night, adopted a resolution, At a White House lunch, Aden- MIDDLETOWN - Two Oak Hill residents appeared be- Mr. Binder said he also paid $10Q at the time he received authorizing a regional high school The study wtfdtfrppedhecausa uontion.. ,*'" '• ' ' auer praise^ Kennedy's Cuban ac- wasted iU_hlgh -acbopj ThU prfject !»t*e (tart of a fore the Township Committee last night seeking refunds of his permit.' ' ' . , •tudyiTitij Keanfbwg. tion. He said the U.S. stand was $100 each-tbey said they were forced to pay-when they se- Both said they were never ask«d for the remaining $200. The Keaattwrg board meet* to- a great success for America and regional plans, and put a $1,300,- sidewalks' installed -on all major cured building permits for their homes in 1958. Officials-said there is approximately $33,000 in trust wWch night. a 'failure for Soviet' Premier was received from.developers under tni* policy. 000 price tag On the structnre.^ ' M to U» iowaaalo- Khrnstrefiev. Donald Ostrander. beat board (See HOSPITAL, Page J) T)f a peffle? through which Ihe township sought voluntary con- Because of the question of legality, the township ceased Union Beach and Keansburg tributions for schools from housing developers. president, said informal, fereUmi-would not accept these terms. These remark* by the 86-year- asking for this type of donation several years ago. nary talks indicated that Keans- At present, some 395 Union old chancellor differed in tone Ernest H. Hejsterberg, Robin a., and Robert Binder, 88 CARTON COMMENTS burg wiU also autborii* the Beach students go to school at True Value from what he had said in Ger- Fish Hawk Dr., said they purchased lots from Jacob R. V. M. Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., township attorney, told both men study. Keyport High, Keansburg's hlgfr many just befqre leaving for Lefferts who had a large, development approved in the Oak that he thought the township did not have to return the money. If this Is done, the project will schoolers; about -OS of them, Washington. At that time he had Hill area, He noted that Mr. Lefferts may have agreed' to donate get under way, probably toward attend at Mlddletown. Assessments asked Now anyone could be sure ISSUE EXPLANATION $300 per lot to the township when, his.subdivision map was tfce end M this year, or early Union Beach wants its pupils that all the Soviet missiles had Both men explained that "at that .tirner builders were asked approved. ../>.;' la 19B, Mr. Ostrander reported. removed' from: Keyport, if some been removed. The crisis, he said, to "voluntary donate" $300 per,lot to the township for school He said the building inspector,. as an administrative pro- He noted • that such a study other solution can be found. Are Orfl^red was not over. He was expected to purposes. ''!.-".... cedure, may have thought they should, pay, the donation be- would be "invaluable" to both Keansburg has been under a state ATLANTIC ernr (Apy -• ua- be asked, about this today during They said that the building inspector required that they cause they bought their building lots from the'developer. towns, even if a regional district directive for several years, to nidpaicipal tax assessments'should be a lunch at the National Press pay $300 each for their lots even though their homes were Both Mr. Hesterberg and Mr. .Binder: said they did not should not materialite. remove Its students from Middle- computed on the basis of true dub.. / not constructed by the developer. '.' '•' \ pay the $100 "voluntarily." . . Mr. Hesterberg said he was required to pay $100 when he "From this type study, we can town High. School, because of property value, according to a Main T*p1c Mr. Carton explained (hat there have been court cases better evaluate our needs and Mlddletown enrollment problems, meraber of the attorney general's received his building permit. ' '. ' , involving these donations from -builders. , staff. ..,,-.,., • The Cuba question and its Im resources and'better Inform the Mr. OsCrander said a Union pact on East-West affairs was thi He said the courts have ruled that under certain circum- public in both towns as to ourBeach pre-sehool survey must be Assistant Atty. Gen. Alan B. main topic Wednesday as Kenned; stances communities did not have the right to exact such do- educational problems," he completed before the regional Handler said yesterday that pres- nations as part of approval of a housing project. and Adenauer first met alone for VOLUNTARY DONATIONS stated. study can be'undertaken. This ent* Mate law requires that'taxes an hour, then joined their foreign Red HflL Rd. Plan The last regional study in this survey ii now underway. be based on 100 per cent of eval- ministers and other principal He said the ruling did not apply to situations where a uation, 'rather than on i percent- aides. ' builder voluntarily donated funds to the township. age of the 'full value. The attorney and other officials agreed that the question Tfie :state.'treasurer's office While the two agreed a Cuba WiU Be Discussed boiled down to whether or not the men were required to pay New School's Ptans asked the' attorney general's of- solution must be a first step be- the money when they received their permits. ' fice for, a ruling on assessments. fore arranging new negotiations on MIDDLETOWN - Local offici- Uon of who will stand the ex- . Both Mr. Hesterberg and Mr. Binder were informed that Rmdler'sald at present only 77 Berlin, their reasoning was not als will meet soon with repre- pense of widening. Improving and they had the right to file a claim for the money with the tan of. the-state's 570 municipalities quite the same: sentatives of the New Jersey maintaining other access roads township. base property tax assessments' on Kennedy has'long pushed ex- Highway Authority to discuss the to the interchange. It was noted that the situation also involved the question RUMSON - Bernard Kelleoyi, slve studies leading .to the selec- 100 per cent, or true evaluation ploratory talks with the Soviets on proposed route of the extension The township's position is that of whether the developer's promise to donate money was bind- architect for the $395,000 primary tion of Mr. Kellenyi as architect, of the property. The; others as- the German problem. U.S. author- from the new Garden State Park- it will aot assume any obligations ing on persons who bought individual home sites from him. •cnool to be built adjacent to was reactivated and renamed the sess on a percentage of true ities believe a Cuban settlement way Interchange at Red Hill Rd insofar its these roads are con- The question of donations from builders and the legality toDwightRd. Forrestdale School, told the Bulding Committee for purposes value, r '. '-, : •--. " • might open the way for'East-Wesl cerned.' Officials feel the county of them was a campaign Issue this year. Board of Education last night of conferring with the architect Computed on the true property negotiations on a wide range of Officials said last night that should be responsible for them. Both men said this issue prompted them to seek a refund. that he expects to have final on details of the plans and specifi- value basis, the $500 tax exemp- issues. Adenauer has ibeen wary there are five possible routes The county, on tiie other hand They said they understood the philosophy of the policy on plans ready to submit to thcatione s of the school as work tion presently granted to veter- of negotiating on Berlin on the that could be used,In extending refuses to take over Red Hill donations but stressed that they paid the money "Involuntarily." state authorities Dec. 12. progresses. ans and $800 for elderly people ground that the West stands more Dwight Rd, to the new. inter- Rd., a major access to the new to lose than gain. A tentative schedule, as out- would not, be. worth as much change scheduled to.open next interchange. lined by the architect, hopefully Handler emphasized,, however, Kennedy said in a luncheon month. The road is both winding and calls for bidding In mid-January Bus Accident that his informal opinion was not toast to Adenauer that now is "a Mayor John T. Lawley was narrow. It has been described as Merchants Ask State inadequate for the heavy traffic and groundbreaking Feb. 15 to OLIFFWOOD^-Matawan Town- binding on the municipalities. time of very great change In the asked to arrange the meeting as March 1. The board hopes to Gay. Richard J. Hughes has world, both in the West and in the soon as possible. expected when the interchange ship Police Chief J. Edgar Wil- opens. have the school ready for oc said .that legislative leaders have East. An important turning point, Members of the Planning Board To Lift Parking Ban cupancy next September. kinson reported that a bus of the agreed to p*« a new law within possibly; In the history of the re- It has been estimated that It 8 and Its planing consultant will will cost at least $1 million to im- Permission to install a septic Marathon Bus Line, coming from the next three weeks which, in lations between East and West." sit in on the conference. EATONTOWN-Sorough Coun ski pointed out that work is still the South Amboy area, collided prove all access roads to thciel last night received a petition going on at the northern end of system for the new blulding has effect, wnuld.permit tax asses- Wednesday, it was reported, The township will contribute interchange. been denied by the state Board with a station wagon; about 8:30 sort to collect taxes next year on Kennedy and Adenauer agreed the necessary right-of-ways for from 16 Main St. merchants ask- Rt. 35 as it approaches Shrews- ing for a meeting with tire state bury, and said that the full ef- of Health, which will require a this morning on Rt. 35 at Pros- the. basis of'this year's assess- that contributions < to. the Norththe extension, the county will ments,' • • ' Highway Department to discuss fect of the new situation cannot sewage disposal plant. Provi- pect Ave. Atlantic Treaty Organization by maintain the extension, and the Walsky to Get sion for such a ruling was made A spokesman for the governor the European allies should be Highway Authority will da the some modification of the Main be accurately measured until when the $395,000 figure was The chief said several persons said this would give the legisla- stepped up. It was understood tha building. Salary of St. parking ban. this work is completed. adopted. Mr. Kellenyi explained were Injured but none; seriously. hire time/to consider legislation the discussion dealt with NATO's Cost of the extension has been "The midden change from full- A change In exterior finish for that as a result, no "safety No other details-were available wlilch would change the exemp- European members. In general sstimated at $60,000, RED BANK — Lee Walsky, time parking in front of &"> Main the new borough fire house was valve" exists for* contingencies. at press time. tions for veterans and. the elderly. not singling but West Germany. Still to be resolved Is the ques- football coach at Red Bank High St, stores to no parking at alapprovel d by council, after hear- School, will receive $700 for his after Rt. 39 was widened was ing that a brick veneer finish May Use System coaching services this year. quite a radical transition," Coun- may be substituted for the The board decided to reserve Mr, Walsky last night con- cilman Edward Ctark said. planned stucco finish on three decision on whether to Install Urges ibxCollectors Use Plain Talk firmed that the Board of Educa- He advocated that borough po- sides, without exceeding the ap- a $20,000 system which would lon had agreed tp pay that sal- lice make a'traffic study there, propriation for the building. serve only, the new school and WASHINGTON (AP) - An Language, writes- Linton, "has goofedl When we first gave "We don't make them take on' amount. and that the merchants prepare , Police Academy Grad its- future additions, if any, or author-professor is teaching'the its own ways of dressing for your letter the pnce-over-lightly it, and an awful lot of them The subject came up Monday figures to show what effect the Councilman Clark reported • $36,000 unit which would ac- nation's ,tax..collectors.' to ;use public .appearance, at the ex- we thought you wanted a re- take it," E. N. Montague, head at a board meeting when Mr. parking rule has had on their re- that Probationary Patrolman Jo- commodate Forrestdale School plain talk. Skip, the fancy tremes either jumping'about In fund but nov/. as we get It. you of the Training Division at na- Walsky asked the board when he ceipts, seph Maiza has graduated from also. Authorization was made to words la dealing with the tax- Bermuda shorts and.sporshirt Just want our OK on sqme de- tional IRS headquarters, said would learn if he was to receive 'Prepare Facts' the New Jersey State Police direct the engineer to draw plans payer,, he says: .'. . :.'', '[ dr moving.with" stiff-legged cUg- ductions.: Here are some ideas in an interview today. $500 or. $700 for his coach- "I think we should have facts Academy and Is now in duty In for both and bid the latter pro- 'W~ n g^n^t^i" . nily •"•hY full evening attire." which may' h,e|p you. At least MontagUe said that stressing ing services. prepared before we seek a meet the borough. posal as an alternate. If prices man some money; writes Calvin . iAnd he warns IRS men to let's haul'them up the flagpole good writing made sense for it The coach will become vice ing with highway authorities,' The police committee chair- on the over-all school' construc- D. Llntofl he .isn't interested In . steer clear! of "pseudoformal- and see who salutes'." Is through the written word principal of Madison Township he said. man also said that 16 applica- tion permit, that two-school sys- hearing about claims or statu- ity." .- ':' 'i -; • M- -. • University Dean that tha service communicates High School Nov. 26. Councilman Theodore Zebrow- tions have been received to take ; tem will be installed. tory provisions'; , •' ' ' . "iPerhaps.lt Is not always poj- Linton is a'George Washing- with the public. the examination Nov. 24 for a Mr. Kellenyi pointed out that He's only Interested In two sible to smile.about tax mat- ton University dean and profes- . Far one thing, lie said, good vacant patrolman's post on this the prlcees he quoted are esti- words:' ' ."'" • ' '': • ' ". '• "' ters,"; his, book, says, "but it Is sor, of English literature. For writing can: cut down on the borough's police force. mates. "Your refund." possible, to,, choose. words In 14 years he.has been a writing number of times letters go back Today's Index The council heard a letter of The Planning Committee of the Linton gives his advice In a writing about such'matters that consultant to government agen- and forth explaining things. pralso for tho fine maintenance board, which conducted exten paper-back book' entitled "ef- do not make the wrong lmprei- cies ranging from the Forest Also, he said, the service • • , Page Page and excellent condition of the fective Revenue1 Writing 2?',It slpn. on . or. antagonlte our Service to / the Central Intel- hires a lot of accountants who Adam and Eve -•• • • 27 Movie Timetable ...... 22 baseball fields at the borough Old Wagon Farm goes fdr tO cents a 'copy, 'ffid reader*.". ,. ' ligence-Agency. need to understand public re- Allen-Scott « Obituaries -2 playgrounds, from Vincent A. End of season Clearance. Allit's one of the: Government . At the same time,,Linton The struggle to snuggle with lations. . Amusements ..: 33, Sylvia Porter 8 Mango of 25 Pearce Ave., an ac- evergreens, shade trees, orna- Printing Office1* best sellers. warns his students not to get the laxpayinir public led the In- * "They are trained to believe Births a Television 32, tive Little League leader. mentals, flowering shrubs, ground Thousands of IKS employees' too cozy In addressing the tax- come tax collectors to the Im- two and two is four," he said. Bridge - - !« George Sokolsky t (See MERCHANTS, Page 3) covers. Reduced- up to 50% of!are partldpitlngvoluntWHy in r»ay*«r. ,; . •"••'., .••. portance of flje' written, word. "In dealing wjth people, two Classified .„...... : .'. 38-39 Sports $445 our regular prices. Reductions ef- course* based on tlfitoH's ad- "I think," he writes, ."we IRS employees faking tho and two Is not always four, Comics :.M, Stock Market ....:,* A Clean Car Rides Better fecllve November 17 to 2» inclu- vanced text and a tax man's- would not do well to write a writing afurse do so' on tnolr sometimes it's three and seven- Crossword Puzzle J. M Successful Investing --- 1 Jutch's Automatic Car Wash. sive. Rt. 35 north of Middletown, Irtimer, called "Effective Rev- taxpayer: own time. They take exam- eights. It's not always black Editorials « Women's News Across from A&P, Newman -Adv. emiB Writing 1." "'Dear Mr. Jones: We inations and Set grades, too. and white. Herblock „ t White - • Springi Rd., Red Bant-Adv. t-Thun&ay, Nov. 15, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER WcatKer To Acquire Acreage Police Promotions riew Jersey — j**By mi today, high ta the #i. F*lr to- Hwylar, Geigei? in Line for Posts Variance Request right, tow in the »'• inland wd KEYPORT — Councilman Rob- The openings exist at a result FRANK E. ROMAN .• in 30's «Jong the cotrt. Friday Far Future School of the recent death of police Fair, high in the Wi. ert J. Strang, police chairman, RpMSON - Fnudt E. Ron|n, win recommend that police Ueu- Captain Joseph Morley. Block Island OCEANPORT - The Board of John Nagel, Jr., president, said J, of 10 Center St died yestor- Education last night authorized the' portion to be condemned can- tenant LeRoy Huylar be pro- Mr. Strang also said he will «; to Cape May— recommend that council decide day: in Rlverview Hospital, Red Fee Is Suggested Small craft iu attorney, Sidney Alpern of not be safely acquired through moted to captain, • and Sergeant Bank. Long Branch, to proceed with the agreements with its" owners be- William Geiger elevated to lieu- on who will get the sergeant's EATONTOWN — A proposal to laundry room in the basement warnings dis- post by conducting a Civil Serv- • B?rn in Elmira, N. Y., Mr. condemnation of a piece of Por- cause of its "very dubious title." tenant. Ronan was a son of the late Institute filing fees for all ap-rather than on the first floor. played for taupeck property designated as The action affects 27 of 31 lots ice exam, and permitting all six rough seas to- Mr. Strang told The Register James and Nora Tobin Ronan. plication made to the Zoning A request by the Henry Alien a possible future school site. in block C-2, all of which lie inlast night that action on the patrolmen to take it. Board of Adjustment was heard Co., Main St., to erect a sign day. Winds "That way, no one will be sub- H« moved here M yean ago north to north- The land is part of a tract of wooded, unimproved area. promotions probably will be from East. Orange, , , last night by the Borough Coun- to encourage parking in the bor- taken at the next council meeting, jected to the charge that politics cil and held for study. west 20 to 30 about 10 acres adjoining Shrews- Secretary If Agent- A [retired ptejoengnwr, Mr. ough parking area behind the bury and Maple Aves. which the Mr. Nagel explained that Mr. Nov, M, but that the promotions iiad anything to do with it," he Harold Hardman, chairman of store, was referred to the zoning knots with Alpern's action would lead to the added. 1 Ronftt **• a /toemoer of th» board. gusts school board seeks. in Its plans will not become effective until the zoning board, pointed out in higher to deal' with future school expan- appointment of a state commis- Jan. 1. ..''•••;.•,;> J The local force, when at fall Pnotoengravets Union,, Local a letter to the council that the Chasey Bays Lot over north NO.% New Ywfc. Ifcwife*; **fr s sion needs. sion to oversee the condemna- strength, consists of 11 men. - board incurs considerable ex An offer of $200 by Arthui portlon and 10 tion proceedings. Mrs. Evelyn It will be brought back to full enuftf World WuftuAitnm- pense when it must take verba- Chasey for a small lot in Shark to 20 knots over south portion Riddle, board secretary, was strength by the appointment of t ber of Shrwbnij ft*, Atnieri- tim testimony In cases before it. River Hills adjoining property today. Northwesterly diminishing named the board's agent in theMiddletown new patrolman. can Legion. He W ' These and other board expens he presently owns was accepted to 10 to 15 knots tonight. West- matter. Mr. Strang said two men. are es, he said, could well be de- after a public auction in which erly at 10. to 15 knots on Fri- The board's action Is the first Center eligible — Raymond Rtfenburg, Cburcb and, a metnofr'M the frayed by charging a fee for no other offers were made. day. Visibility 5 miles or better step toward acquisition of the 10 28, of Broad St., and Jay Jean- Holy, .Name SocJsjy, '/*£• v variance applications. The The governing body passed with fair weather. acres. About 3% acres are bro- dron, 29, of Osborne St. - as a Surviving are hii w% '$#$. amount of the fee could be set, RIVERVTEW result of a police Civil Service Idlaa. Smith Ronan; two' jppi, three ordinances after publi R*d Bank ough-owned and negotiations for Study Set he suggested, on a sliding scale hearings in which no comment TIDES the remainder of the property, exam two year* ago. Frank D. Ronan of Long Bgaocfa based on the value of proposed (Sandy Hook) Mr. and Mrs. James Mulli- MIDDLETOWN - The Towa- and Paul W. Ronan of'WrHa- was made. One appropriated Mr. Nagel said, will be initiated ship Committee announced last Since Mr. Rifenburg 1i first on building. and gan, 227 John St., South Amboy veq; three daughters, Mri. Paul $4,000 from the capital improve- Today — High 10:35- p.m. son, yesterday. "in due course." night mat a committee will be the list, the appointment will go Minor Subdivision ment fund for construction of anlow 4:35 p.m. Although no building plans are to Wm if he requests It, and heMcCabe of Middletown, Mr*. Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Huhn, fprmed shortly to study two, pos- Donald Smith and Mn. Bui Mc- The council at the same meet- all purpose play area in the bor- Friday — High 10:51 a.m. and48 Twelfth St., West Keansburg pending, the land acquisition plan sible sites for a, youth- center. has indicated that he will, Mr. Ing approved a minor subdivision ough playground. 11:30 p.m. and low 4.35 a.m. and was developed last year with an Strang reported. GregorI—««-, . both of ttts place; too daughter, yesterday. Officials said the committee brothers, James D. Ronan of for the Broad St. lot on which The second appropriated funds 5:25 p.m. eye on increasing enrollments and will investigate the possibility of Tie appointment will be made {"JJJjJS* the Twin Bora Federal Savings Mr. and Mrs. John M, Ward, % Bkwmfield and Joseph J. Bonan to buy a non-carriage receipting (Fer Red Bank and Rumson 3SB Eatons Crest Dr., Eaton- a realization that the Wolf Hill using either or .both the Ridge- Nov. 26. 2*"" and Loan Association is con- machine for the borough tax of- bridge, add two hours; Sea Avenue School is already as Starting salary for a probation- o«f Jacksonville, Fia.; two sit- town, daughter, yesterday. wood Inn at Monmouth' and ters, Mri. Wilfred Mansfield.of structing its new building. The fice. Bids were received, with Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long large as it should be. Ridgewood'Aves., In Leonardo, ary patrolman is $4,870. ' subdivision, which was recom- Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Whittle, Special Committee East Orange and Mrs, Carl one bidder, the National Cash Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- 277 Middle Rd., Raritan Town- or the Brasch bam at Middle- The polite chairman said Mr. mended by the Planning Board, Register Co., offering two alter- lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) In September, 1961, a special Rifenburg Is presently employed spawn of Irvington, and II will serve to straighten out the ship, son, yesterday. town-Lincroft Rd, and Nutswamp grandchildren. native proposals. The council de- investigatory committee was ap-Rd, by a local supermarket u a tide line of the plot. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cowie, Services will be held at J:30 cided to buy a machine costing CHICAGO (AP) — It was wet pointed to look into the availabil- The governing "body sought un- butcher. and cool across northern sections 142 Bamm Hollow Rd., Middle- ity of school sites. The Portau- a.rri. Saturday from the John E. Council also approved, as rec-$4,469.07 which can be delivered town, daughter, yesterday. successfully last year to have ommended by the zoning board shortly, rather than one costin, from the Rockies to New Eng- peck tract, was picked when it Alexander CapUn, a Short\HilU Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. land today but fairly seasonable Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruno, was found that the extension of A requiem man will be offered a modification of a variance for $4,392.79 which would be de- 33 Avenue D, Atlantic Highlands, builder, donate the bun to the Sunnybrook Apartments,.Wyckoff weather prevailed in most other the present school grounds or the NeW'Born In Holy Cross Church' by Rev. livered in 24 weeks. It wai daughter, yesterday. township. <•: Rd., to permit one additional pointed out that the difference parts of the nation. property adjoining the Commun- Joseph A. Sullivan, pastor. Bur- Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer, ity Center would be prohibitively Officials said the builder ial will be in Holy Sepulchre new apartment unit, making a In the cost of the two can bi The weather pattern showed 32 Daniel Dr., Matawan, daugh- wanted, "too many" concessions Baby Delays total of 16, and locating the newsaved in the intervening time. only minor changes from the past expensive. The site chosen is in Cemetery, East Orange. ter, yesterday. the newer part of the borough in return for giving the building A third ordinance made Whit few days, with snow in northern Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nanney, to the township. . where about two thirds of the Boro Session MRS. ELLA M. KEEGAN Police Coverage St. a no parking zone from Broa Maine and in the northern 48 Washington St., Red Bank school children reside. The builder owns the land on St. to its end. It also made Plains and rain in the upper daughter, yesterday. which the barn is located. EATONTOWN - A new-born NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. The Portaupeck tract was ap- baby delayed the start of last 24 Hours a Day South St. a through street at itsGreat Lakes region, the north- Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkinson, Officials said the Ridgewood Ella M. Keegan, 69, who resided intersection with Richardso ern Plains and in the Rockies. proved by the Planning Board Inn has many advantages. But itnight's borough council meeting here with her daughter, Mrs. UNION BEACH — Residents 56 Gillespie Ave., Fair Haven, and Earl B. Garrison, county by about 30 minutes. Ave., and Pine St. a throug) Drizzle sprayed areas in the up-daughter, yesterday. was noted that there is a tavern Charles Truax, 39 Devon Ct., here can breathe a little easier street for its entire length. per Mississippi Valley. superintendent of 'schools, and, located next to the building. The infant, born yesterday died yesterday in the Ivy House today. Mr. and Mrs..Thomas Money- in the election of last Feb. 13, by Councilman Ralph L. Lewis was Temperatures dropped to the Miss Eileen Ottinger, Cooper was the son of Councilman and Nursing Home. Police Chief John F. Conroy penny, 254 Middle Rd., Raritan the voters. Mrs. Joseph Kellenyi, their third authorized to purchase a two-way 20s in some northern parts of Township, daughter, yesterday. Rd., a senior at the local high Born in Somerville, Mass., reported this morning that the Voters approved an appropria- boy. Mrs. Keegan was the daughter radio for one of the first aid New York State, New England, ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CahiU tion of $30,000 to be raised school, asked the governing body borough now has police protec- squad's ambulances for a sum With Councilman Leon B. of the late Daniel and Mary Mul- tion "seven days a week, 24 the Plains and the Rockies, but 193 Geary Dr., Middletown, through taxation for the land to try and secure a center for not to exceed $600. generally readings In the north- daughter, yesterday. township youth. Smock and Anthony F. DeVito lane. Her husband was the late hours a day." purchase and legal and engineer- attending the New Jersey State Frank Keegan. em sections were in the 30s. Mr. and Mrs. John Kozlow, 25 ing fees. The proposal passed by She said she was speaking for It was revealed at a council League of Municipalities meeting Mrs. Keegan had lived here meeting last week that since Some 30s also were reported Region Dr., Raritan Township, 26 votes, 142 to 116. at least 3,000 students who would along the East Coast while 40s daughter, yesterday. like to have a youth center. . In Atlantic City, Mr. Kellenyi's eight years. She wtt a communi- July there have been two or Other Driver presence was needed at the and 50 prevailed in most other Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crown- A survey of students taken last cant of St. James Catholic three tunes each week (for meeting to make up a quorum, Church, here. periods of about four hours in parts of the country. over, 2 Matawan Rd., Keyport, year by the, local Kiwanis Club Got Summons Some readings and conditions: daughter, this morning. Church Building Indicated that the majority Mayor Herbert E. Werner and Also surviving are two other the early mornings) when resi- daughters, Mrs. Charles McGaffl- dents had no police protection, NEW SHREWSBURY-A sum- New York 35 clear, Chicago 48 MONMOUTH MEDICAL wanted a center. Councilmen Edward Clark, Ralph L. Lewis' and Theodore of Jamaica Plain, Mass., except a man behind the desk mons for careless driving was is partly cloudy, Boston 31 cloudy, CENTER Problems Solved The club sought last year to at headquarter!. Washington 38 clear, Atlanta 40 acquire the Brasch barn. Zebrowski waited patiently for and Mrs. Noll Edmonds of Ros- sued to Thomas Scofleld, Long Branch FAIR HAVEN - Zoning and lindale,' Mass.; a brother, John Mayor William F. Rodger* clear, Miami 62 clear, Louisville Mr. and Mrs. AIek Jackson, 21 Township Commltteeman Er- Mr. Kellenyi to drive back from Brown PI., Oakhurst, after hi building problems , surrounding Fitkin Hospital where his wire Mullane of Somerville; a 'sister, •aid Thursday he was shocked 44 clear, Detroit 44 cloudy, St Brook Ave., Keyport, daughter, the construction of the Chris nest a Kavalek, a strong sup- to learn about the condition and was involved in an accident Louis 58 cloudy, Minneapolis 35 porter of a youth center since and new son are. Mrs. Albert Bretagne of Fort yesterday. Methodist Church appear to have Myers Beach, Fla., and six ordered It corrected with re- Tuesday night at Shrewsbury cloudy, Kansas City 57 cloudy, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Benoit, 13 been settled. he has been on the governing When he was asked for his body, recommended that a five- grandchildren. scheduling of work hours or use Ave., and Sycamore Ave. Denver 37 cloudy, Dallas 58 Wallace Ave., Oakhurst, daugh- Councilman Jesse J. Mcllray committee report, Mr. Kellenyi of additional special policemen. clear, Phoenix 62 rain, Seattle 44 ter, Tuesday. man committee be appointed to reported that the baby weighs Services will be held Saturday The Scofield car struck th said after a joint meeting of investigate both sites. from the Rhodes Funeral Home, The department Is short three cloudy, San Francisco 51 clear, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lolchle, all borough officials, that the seven pounds and nine ounces, regulars, as a result of resigna- rear of one driven by Elmore Los Angeles 59 clear, Anchorage East Freehold Rd., Freehold, He suggested that the commit- and has not yet been named. Lynn, Mass. A -requiem mass church would receive a building be offered al 10 a.m. in St. tions during the past several Stanton of 88 Clinton PI., New10 clear, Honolulu 75 clear. son, Tuesday. permit to go ahead with con- tee be composed of two members "All the names we had pre- months. Local officials have Shrewsbury, as it was waiting Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Bryant, of the governing body, a member pared were girl's names," he John's Catholic Church, struction. Swampscott, Mass. blamed the resignations on low for a traffic light to change. Mr. Water St., Matawan, daughter, The new church, which repre- of the Recreation Commission, a said. police pay. Monday. member of the high school guid- Local arrangements were un- Stanton received no summons. sents a merger of the Rumson Chief Conroy advised The Ship Ablaze; FITKIN ance staff, and a member of one der the direction of the John E. and Fair Haven Methodist Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. Register this morning that the Names of the drivers of the Neptune churches, will be located on of the local civic or service or- Stockholders no-coverage condition will not standing and moving vehicles Loaded Witt Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stilwell, portion of the Lovett tract, near ganizations in the community. recur in the future, since the Deercrest Dr., Holmdel, son, yes-McCarter Ave. and Ridge Rd. Officials said they did sot know 9 MRS. BERTHA MAEHEMPHILL department now has authoriza- were switched Inadvertently PINE BROOK - Mrs. Bertha an account of the accidenl terday. Groundbreaking ceremonies were when such a committee might be OK Banks tion to spend more money on Dynamise held two weeks ago. formed but Indicated it would b» Mae Hemphill of Squanloan Rd. OH of special officers. printed yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kellenyi, died yes*er*y . ta: Moamooth HAMILTON, Bermuda (AP)-A. 119 High St., Eatontown, son, yes- The special meeting last nighl soon. Greek freighter, on fire after a Merger Plan Medical Center. She was .critical- terday. was called Monday by Mr. Mctt ly burned- when a flash Are violent explosion, reported today ray, who said a number of minor FREEHOLD - Stockholders of Late News Briefs she was In "very desperate' problems had arisen concerning Shore High the Central Jersey Bank and broke out in her kitchen Nov.-7. plight in stormy seas about 360 the location of the building on the Trust Co. and the Farmers Na- The fire apparently Originated miles northeast of Bermuda, the Hospital property and the construction of tional Bank of Allentown yester- with the explosion of a kerosene By The Associated Press ett M. Dirksen of Illinois sai< stove. Mrs. Hemphill, who 'lived ' WASHINGTON-Contracts with yesterday he sees no reason whj U. S. Coast Guard said. The first (Continued) the proposed church. OKs Plan day approved plans for merger the National Lead Co. on which of several rescue ships was near- Cost of the over-all program of the two banks. alone, was rescued from her he and House GOP Leader Last night the councilman said three-room apartment by fire- Sen. John J. Williams, R-Del., Charles A. Halleck of Indiana ing the stricken ship. has been estimated at $123,000. the over-all problems had been In July, directors of the two contended the government The committee voted to inform To Advertise banks okayed the merger. men and the First Aid. Squad. should swing out of the con- The Coast Guard said the "resolved" and the permit would She was In critical condition In "waived its right" to a multlmll- servative groove they followed in freighter, the 7,187-ton Captain the Monmouth County Softball soon be issued by Thomas Car- WEST LONG BRANCH -Shore The consolidation plan now lion dollar profit come under Sen- weekly news conferences taped League that the use of Kavookjl lock, building inspector. Regional High School will soon must be approved by the state the hospital for seven days. George, was carrying dynamite an Field on Rt. 36 will be al Mrs. HampWH was a member ate scrutiny today. for television during the last Cpn- and other explosives on deck. But Attending the meeting were get some recognition along Rt. commissioner of banking. A Special Armed Services sub- gress. lowed only under certain restric- 36. of fte AME Z1ON Church bare the captain of the stricken ship tions. borough councilmen, planning and a member, of the church committee called witnesses repre- Halleck, who tends to be a reported he had no plans to aban- and zoning board members, the The Board of Education last MISS MARGARET WINTER The committee said that exist night passed a motion setting prayer band. She was born In senting the company and federal little more conservative than don ship until absolutely neces- borough's engineer and attorney, MATAWAN - Miss Margaret agencies for questioning about Hie Dirksen, was said by friends to ing advertising signs at the field and church representatives. aside $373.50 for the purchase of Greenville, S. C. • sary. must be removed, taking of col- a sign, to be placed on the Winter, 96, of Ravine Dr., died Surviving are two sons,, Wil- complex transactions involving be determined to continue blast- yesterday in Monmouth Medical the purchase of nickel, cobalt and ing away at New Frontier pro- An Air Force plane that cir- lections at games must be school's campus facing (he high- liam Hemphill of this place and cled overhead reported that all 215 stopped and that al! games end Cite Reason For way. Center. Oscar J. Hemphill of Newark; a copper for defense stockpiles. posals. Born in Carlinville, 111., she had This phase of inquiry stemmed crewmen aboard the Captain by 10 p.m. The sign will serve the dual daughter, Mrs. Thebna Bowie* George were safe. No Americans Residents Complain Airliner Crash purpose of Identifying the school lived in Cliffwood most of her of this place; seven grand- from a Senate speech in which SPY PROBE life. Prior to last year, when Williams complained that stock were aboard. Residents of Monmouth Hill NEW YORK (AP) - A flight to passing motorists and as an children, and 26 great-grand- LONDON - A leading expert tad complained about the announcement for coming events, she moved here, Miss Winter had children. : , : . pile officials in 1956 canceled a engineer who perished with 27 resided in Keyport for seven ; 1951 contract with National Lead on Britain's security system to- league's use of the field. both social and sports. Services will be Saturday .at day began an investigation of others when an airliner lost three years. requiring the delivery of 9.2 mil- Cuba Residents complained of the engines and had to ditch in the The board also approved two 2 p.m. In the AME Zlon Church. lion pounds of nickel at a fixed sensational rumors that a gov- ights and noise coming from the substitute teachers, Robert Ma- She was t member of Cliffwood Burial, under the direction of (he ernment minister planned to flee Atlantic last Sept. 23, Is said to price. He said the officials then (Continued) games and asked the township have caused the loss of one en-loney, 229 Lockwood Ave., andMethodist Church, and daughter F. Leon Harris Funeral Home, signed a new contract with the to Russia with a homosexual spy. been giving that the bombers have to Investigate for possible viola- William Esberg, 226 Perrine of the late Christopher and Deb-Red Bank, will be in White Prime Minister Macmlllan in a gine by turning a lever by mis- firm at terms that, he stated, already been turned over to them tions of the zoning ordinance. take. Ave., both of Elberon. orah Faley Winter. She was a Ridge Cemetery, Eatontown. would have cost the taxpayers startling statement to the House However, in the long days of The recreation area is used by retired teacher, having taught of Commons yesterday called for The pilot of the ill-fated aircraft "approximately $7 million more." haggling over the bombers, Soviet Highlands residents. testified before a Civil Aeronau- school in the Madison Township T. BARTON ENRIGHT a "trial of truth" and named 63-negotiators never claimed the Hurt in Crash public school system for most year-old Lord Radcliffe as the The field was used by the soft- tics Board yesterday that he NEW YORK, N. Y. - }. Bi|r- HUNT FOR MURDERER planes were Castro's property or ball league this past summer. RED BANK - Mrs. Lola Rock, of the 41 years she was In theton Enright, 75, of 24 West .68 head of a tribunal with sweeping might have been able to limp profession, WESTPORT, Conn.—The family powers to look into the rumors that the Soviet government would The 2d Medium Tank Battalion into Shannon, Ireland, on two en-105 West Sunset Ave., and her St. -died Wednesday in Park of Mrs. Isabel Sillan went ahead not remove them. of the 50th Armored Division, gines. daughter, Loray, 4, suffered Miss Winter is survived by nine West Hospital after a short Ill- and the slate of government se- cousins. today with plans for her funeral curity. U.S. officials appear confident National Guard, Red Bank, was Capt. John Murray, the pilot ol minor Injuries when their car ness. as police and agents of the FBI denied permission to use a tract collided yesterday with a' vehi- The funeral will be Saturday Mr. Enright was born in Rum- The spy alarm was heightened that in a showdown Khrushchev the Flying Tiger airline Constel- searched for her murderer. Her will make good on his commit- of land on Rt. 35 near five cor- lation, said that the engineer, cle driven by Samuel Frledland, at 1 p.m. in Bedle Funeral Home, son, the' son of. James and' daughter, Gail, 14, a witness to by Charles Ian Orr-Ewing, civil ners for a practice machine gun 13 Grant Ave., Deal. Police said Keyport, with Rev. Ronald E. Mary Lee Enright. He is sur- lord of the admiralty, who said ment to withdraw offensive weap- James E. Garrett Jr., 30, o the slaying, will not be at the ons and will order the more than range. Brentwood, N. Y., told him heMr. Friedland was passing a carDunk, Rastor of Cliffwood Meth- vived by two sisters, Mrs. VA. services tomorrow. in a speech that thousands of The committee voted to ask on Shrewsbury Ave. when he col-odist Church, officiating. Burial Jackson of Sarasota, Fla., and Communist secret agents are op-two dozen jet bombers carted had "goofed" after the first en- The girl was kidnapped and back to the Soviet IJnlon. the county to improve the bridge lided with the Rock car at thewill be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Mrs. A. A. Binder of Shrews- erating in U-itain. gine caught fire by turning a han- Intersection of Westslde Ave. raped by the man who strangled on Swimming River Rd. between dle which shut off a valve con- bury. her mother Monday In their home If negotiations on Khrushchev's Atlantic Township with this com- DEATH NOTICE HONOR MRS. ROOSEVELT conditions should break down and nected to an engine that was not SMITH—Anna, formerly of Philadelphia A requiem mass will be of- here. The daughter has been in munity. NURSES TO MEET and lAnadowne, Pa. In loving memory fered tomorrow at 10 aim. at WASHINGTON - To honor th the Soviet premier refuses to with- giving trouble. The engine over- of a devoted mother who parsed ftwiy a hospital since she escaped from Officials noted that the bridge WEST LONG BRANCH - Dr. November 14, 1992 at Mlddietown, N.I. St Mary's Catholic Church in her abductor Monday night affer memory of Mrs. Franklin D. draw the planes, Kennedy wil was narrow. speeded and had to be feathered, Mrs. Eleanor Pfefterle then have to decide on the next the pilot said. Frank Pignataro, Red Bank, will Ridgefield, Conn. Burial will be fie had held her captive In his caRooseveltr , President Kennedy in St. Mary's Cemetery. all day. has named a committee to pro-move. Many of the 68 passengers on speak on "Religion and Its Re- DEATH NOTICE No Deadline To Attend Hcarinq the plane, a charter flight from lationship to Mental Health" at DuBOIB, PHBBE LOTT, M.D.. mother The Cooke Funeral Home, New Mrs. Sillan, 50, was the wife of mote interests to which she de OCEANPORT - John Nagel of Paul, aliter of Pierre. Momor'al McGuire Air Force Base, N. J., a meeting of the Monmouth Coun- aervlce MMondayoonday. NovNovember r IdId.. 10 a.m. York City, is In charge of ar- Pierre Sillan, a fashion designer. voted her life. Officials say the United States l l lUl Chh Li has not set a deadline. Jr., president of the Board of to Frankfurt, Germany, were ty Chapter of Catholic Nurses on at Alll Soula UnlUrlan Church, Lexin rangements, Police confirmed that Gail had The White House said yesterda; Education, said last night that tto n AAve., and St . Y Identified the man they were the committee's attention is t A key to Soviet moves may be servicemen and dependents. Tuesday. City. Please omit flowere. the board, the Parent-Teacher MRS. GEORGE ACKER hunting as a slender handyman be "focused particularly on th held by Soviet First Deputy Pre- Association and Borough Coun who worked at homes in the securing and protection of hu- mier Anastas I. Mlkoyan who has NEW MONMOUTH - Mrs. Nel- ell will be represented at a Pub- lie R. Acker, 80, of 29 Tlndall neighborhood. man rights and on Improvement been conferring In Havana with lic, Utilities Commission public of living conditions among th Castro. Mikoyan Is believed to be Vatican Council Divided Rd., died yesterday at Rlverview hearing on the need for auto- Hospital after a long Illness. She NO CHANGE SEEN underprivileged. It was to thes winding up his .talks now with matic gates at the Portaupeck matters that much of Mrs. Roose- plans to leave Havana at almosl VATICAN CITY (AP) - The quarters or hotel rooms to dis- "But during the counter-refor- was the sister of Howard W. Rob- WASHINGTON - The "Ev and Ave. railroad crossing. The cuss the disputed constitution, or mation period of the 16th and Charlie" show will be back on thevelt's efforts were devoted." any time. question of whether to go ahead erts, township clerk and • Repub- hearine will be Nov. 28 at 11 with a discussion of the place of thesis. 17th Centuries, the church laid lican leader. .••:.< boards in the next Congress with As Its chairman, Kenned; His departure Is about 10 days a.m. in the PUC offices,- 101 the Bible and tradition as sources The quickest way to decide heavy stress on tradition to coun- Mrs. Acker was bora here, ttie no change In its political format named UN Ambassador Adlai E. overdue. The extension of his stay Commerce St., Newark. teract Protestant emphasis on the dictated by this mpnth's election Stevenson, who had been a close Is interpreted by officials here to of the word of God hung over their future course wouTd be a vote daughter of the late William S. friend of the wartime President's the divided Roman Catholic Ecu- tomorrow in the next session in Bible alone as revealed truth," and Mary Anne Conover Roberts. remits. mean that his talks with Castro It pays to advertise In The explained a priest, a biblical con- Senate Republican Leader Ever- widow. have gone badly. menical Council today. St. Peter's. But council sources She was a member of the New Register.—Advertisement. The first day of debate on theagreed that more speeches may sultant to the council. Monmouth Baptist Church and a controversial project to clarify the be heard before there is any bal- "Tradition was strejsed so member of the Ladles' Aid Socie- church's view disclosed a deep loting on the course to take. much that it became almost a ty at the church. • • split among the council fathers. separate concept. Now the church Surviving are her husband, To Discuss Renewal Study The question of the sources of in council would put tho two The immediate question was divine revelation Is one of the George Acker; a son, Robert G. HIGHLANDS - At a meeting Subject of the conference will —before preparation in detail by whether to continue discussion of (scripture and tradition) back in- Acker of Lancaster, Pa.; three Multiple dwellings have been most sensitive before the council to equal focus by emphasizing of the Planning Board last night be a proposed urban renewal engineers—at a fee of $1,000 to suggested for the redeveolpment tho proposed constitution on di-bocauso It ij one of the chief is- grandchildren; two other broth- study of a three-block, 15-acre $1,500. vine revelation, whether to throw that they sprang from the oneers, Thomas S. and Wilbur C. the group announced that it will area, which Is considered "flood sues dividing the Roman and single origin—God." area along the abandoned Jer- Planners indicated that drain- free." it out and substitute a new ver-Protestant churches. Roberts, all of this place; and a meet lonfght In Joint session with Roman Catholic priests, prel- sey Central Railroad right of age problems, in the proposed In other business, the planners sion, or whether to leave the sister, Miss Gertrude B. Roberta representatives of Borough Coun- way, south of Bay Ave., and The Roman Catholic church has ates active in the movement (or of this place. ": renewal area, relocation of fam-discussed zoning and its relation whole matter over for future always taught that tradition—the cil, the local Urban Renewal cast of Miller St., running to theilies, development of the hill and popes and bishops. world Christian unity are said to Services will be Saturday at J to the borough's master plan. "unfolding" of truths as the fear that a council document Agency, «nd Urban Planning As-Highlands bridge. shore sections, and n capital Im- The group recently changed its The council fathers do not meet p.m. In the Scott Funeral Home Urban Planning Associates has church studied the Apostles' non- which, In effect, drags out In thewith Rev. William E. Blsgrove of sociates, N. Y., the borough's provements program will be out-meeting night from the first and on Thursdays In St. Peter's Ba- gospel teachings—and the Bible been given tha nod to prepare lined at tonight's meeting by the open again the old question of the Baptist Church officiating. consultant firm. fourth Thursdays to the first and siclllca. But many of them met are the two sources of God's tradition would accentuate Cath- a preliminary renewal program consultant firm. third Wednesdays of each month. Burial will be In Fair View Cem- Informally In their seminary revealed word to man. olic-Protestant differences. etery, here. . 5BCc«ssfol Investing fork Started K Means Competition RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Nov. .15, 1962-3 On Planning ___ '' ' * Splits and -•"- Gct-Rich-Quick School Sewer System '* Always Has Eager Pupils MIDDLETOWN - Township Not War, Says Pearson Misses Commltteeman Paul Pandolfi re- WEST LONG BRANCH - Drew ' By ROGER E. SPEAR ported last night that work al- Pearson,. author of the widely- ready has begun on .planning and circulated column, Washington PAUL A. ALBRECHT , Q) "I levelled all my savings extremely sorry that you've dis- drafting of plans and specifica- bl afecki, after reading t book Merry Go Round, yesterday de- , g t book covered the hard way that there tions for the township's sanitary fined the "We wiljl bury you!" by a :«C4«lr l N it no easy road to weath, least sewer system. by a :«cC4«lur ipeculatorp . Now warning that Soviet Premier Ni- We apologize to Stanley Savage for not being I HP0O on margiin and, since of all In the stock market. He said Charles 3. Kupper, en- kita S. Khrushchev handed the didn't work for mei The stocks you own are not bad gineer, has begun work on the West as a "competitive, not mil- aware that he is the first one to hit the 700 class this I've lost prac- Issues, but they are subject to basis of Informal approval of the itary expression." season. Stanley accomplished this early last month in tically all mywide price variations. I advise township's request for a #30,000 Mr. Pearson said this in ad- the Middletown A loop with games of 192, 247 and money. My you strongly to sell out, salvage interest-free federal loan to fi- dressing more than 400 students, holdings are what you can, and lifeguard your nance the planning of the project. 268, for 707. Nice kegling, Stan. Brunswick, Me- one remaining asset—your life In- faculty members and guests at Mr. Pandolfi said that the town- a program sponsored by the Stu- The Overhead Door Corp. |had the door slammed Graw Edison, surance. • •••" • ship is awaiting final approval of dent Association's Activi- in its face the last night of the' 1961-62 season by the and Northrop. Q) "1 wai left a little money the planning grant ties-Council In the auditorium of I'm w badly in when my parents passed away, The cost of a sewer system to Monmouth College. Volkland's Towing Service, in the Red Bank Recrea- the hole .that but have had no experience in service about two-thirds of the The columnist* told his au- tion Tuesday Night Bowling League. After 27 games I'm going to beselecting stocks..It his been rec- homes in the community has been atked shortly ommended" to me that I buy dience of intimate Interviews he this season the Overhead Door boys look like they are estimated at f» million. said he had with Premier (or more mar-Frito-Lay, which, has better than The planning portion of the trying to make sure there is not a repeat. So far there |«ffr E; Spew sin coverage, I average earnings. I would ap- Khrushchev, Presidents Eisen- project Involves two stages. hower and Kennedy, Prime Min- are 17 games locked away, a one game bulg6 over would have to borrow on my in-preciate your advising me." It has been estimated that it •urahce to supply ister Jawararlal Nehru of In- Rassas Brothers. Two over Vincent's Beauty Salon and thfe. What ; ...••• A-F will take two years to complete dia, President Josip Broz Tito should. I do?" A) I offer you my deepest sym- both portions of the planning of Yugoslavia and other world three over Red Bank Register team and the spirited H.S. pathy on the loss of your par phase of the project. leaders. Rogel's Club Metra. The defending champs are six off A) K it's any consolation to ents. It is a heavy blow—as J The committee—with only three you, you're not the tint person— Mr. Pearson also advised that the pace, tied with Potter's Beauty Salon and only one know, for I lost mine aom» years members attending—took no ac- East and West are keeping eyes nor will you be the last—to be de- ago. tion on ordinances appropriating up on the last place Oil Delivery team. ceived by the "How to Get Rich on what Communist China is do- I believe that Frito-Lay has #2,000 for business machines for ing. That is because of its fast' The Register team was late last season and also Quick" school of literature. I'm considerable investment merit, the tax office and $82,000 (or growing population. and I am impressed by the fact drainage and resurfacing of Park wound up coming late to the banquet. This time the Largely putting to one side the that the company has seemed to Ave. boys seem intent on making a race of it. Rogel's Club be recession-proof in the past Soviet threat, the writer drew A Vigorous State law requires that two- emphasis to the Chinese situa- and should continue so in the fu- thirds or four members of the Metra rolled the highest single team game, so far, with ture. Earnings have risen in each tion in addressing more than 400 979 and the second high team series of 2,748. The Volk- committee approve bonding leg. students, faculty members and VETERAN COLUMNIST — Drew Pearson, author of Session For successive year since 1957 and islation. land boys reverse this record with a 966 team game probably gained another 10-12 per guests at Monmouth College. "Waihington Merry Go Round," and a close astociare Mayor John T. Lawley and A Student Lecture and a top team series of 2,768. The Overhead Door cent, to $1.25 a share in fiscal Commltteeman Earl Moody were He spoke at a lecture spon< of world leaders is shown here as he was interviewed Wall Street 1962. in Atlantic City attending the and Rassas Brothers are the only other teams to top sored by the Student Associa. by Mils Dorothy Frankman, 1711 Park Ave., Lakewood, NEW YORK (AP) - Fueled shares sell (or 20 times League of Municipalities Conven- lion's Activities Council in the that 2;700 mark. All eight teams have rolled at least by .some encouraging economic expected earnings, yield abou tion. a journalism student at Monmouth College. Mr. Pearson college auditorium. one 900 game. reports, the stock market re- 2.3 per cent, and are a good con. The committee did award a $5,- The speaker offered the view diicusied the world crisis before an audience of some sumed its upsdde rampage, in an- servative growth holding. I ad 724.70 contract to the Thomas Wil- that Russia as well as the United 400 persons at the college yesterday. Mike Ferrigno and secretary Monte Geroni are other vigorous session yesterday. vise you to buy. liams Co., Red Bank, for six air States is highly concerned about the only ones in the 180 class, Mike with 186 and The U«t was irregularly towei raid and fire sirens. The firm actions by Communist China. retreat for a long, three-day in- chev, Mr. Pearson, said he was in early morning as it continue* submitted the lowest of two bids Monte at 181. Monte came through with a 654 set terview, and, there, had sug- given to understand by the Soviet Tuesday's mild spell of profit received on the equipment. This is a country that, he said, now has a population of 700 mil- gested a swim. After the two chief that Russia does and will to lead in the three game individual race. The man taking, but the desire to toy School Plan The committee' took .under lion which, in 10 years, will in- emerged from a beach bath- continue "to borrow for itself the to beat for the high individual game is John Mat- overcame caution and stocks study a request by the building crease by "the number in the house, Mr. Pearson said he had best things that capitalism rep- moved ahead in heavy trading inspector, that the sale of Christ- toccia with his 243. Bill Koch is the only man in United States' present-day pop- been asked just what it was like accompanied by lateness in the Has No Major mas trees on Rt. 35 be confined resents." ulation of 180 million or more the loop hoping that someone will beat his record ticker tape. to existing business firms located "standing naked with the Com- He severely criticized the Ken- to reach about 900 million in low game of 103. Bob Korono and Vincent De- The Dow .Jones industrial on the highway. munist leader of the world." He nedy Administration for the ill- Opposition in 1972. "This, he said, "is a said his reply was: 'There was average gained 7.37 at 630.48.. The inspector said he had re- fated invasion attempt at the Ponti may take over the average lead as they are HOIWDEL TOWNSHIP - country which will require land no differnece." Gainers outnumbered losers bj ceived complaints about persons Bay of Pigs, Cuba, but equally tied with 179s. has been smooth sailing so far expansion." Looking at back history, and the wMe margin of 887 to 217. who sell trees each year on'va- found fault with intelligence in (or the Board of Education and at talks he has had with chiefs There were a dozen new highs cant tracts of land. Mr. Pearson visloned the Chi- the Eisenhower Administration Prown's S & 10 is hotter than the rest of the for the year and odly one low, its proposed $1.4 million schoo nese sweeping into Malaya and of state,. Mr. Pearson said neither that, he said, had led up to the building program. Riverside "800" league, having won twice as many Globe-TJaton. Thailand in Southeast Asia, Mr. Khrushchev nor Mr. Ken- building of the Berlin wall and Volume rose to 5.09 million The board reported last nlghl Mark Anniversary first. But he said he believed nedy want nuclear war. other problems for the West. He games as they have lost. Peoples Liquor Store Is shares compared with 4.SS million it has encountered no major op MIDDLETOWN,— Mr. and the Chinese people later would •Exceptional Victory pictured President Eisenhower one up on Pat's Pizza. The Palace Diner has Tuesday. position during discussions of the Mrs. Frank K. Bogart, Sr., were attempt to penetrate Soviet President Kennedy was as a man "some wanted to one less than Pat's and one more than the River* Thirteen of the 15 most active program with the Planning honored Monday at a surprise Siberia and other adjacent lands. credited by him with "an excep- hear," former Vice President Board and the Holmdel Taxpay stocks wen gainers and two party marking their 30th wedding While, now, the Chinese possess tional victory" in getting Pre- Richard M. Nixon as a man side Lounge. The Community Cleaners and San- ers Association. were unchanged. Of the activ anniversary. The party was given no nuclear force of known quan- mier Khrushchev "to agree to "many wouldn't trust," and Presi- ford's Body Works haven't been working full time, gainers, three were iootors, re- Harry D. Pitcher, board presi- in their home, 10 Francis Ct.. by tity or quality, he said he con- withdrew the Soviet missiles dent Kennedy as one "many can being three back of the Lounge and ony one up dent, said that many good Bug sidered these people "intelli- flecting continued bullish news their daughter. Miss Bonnie Lee from Cuba." disagree with—but still a man of on the cellar dwelling Barkers. from the auto industry. This geitions were made which arc Bogart. gent and resorceful," ones to be "This one action,' he said, action.' , included record sales for Ford worth considering. Among the guests were Mr. and watched. 'could lead the way toward a He also referred to what ha The Palace Diner cooked a nice desert the hi early November and a boost The proposed building program Mrs. Bogart's two sons and (heir The columnist told a number much better understanding be- been a running battle between night it came up with the highest team three in output for American Motors. was also well received during wives, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bo- of humerous stories— Including tween nations and to a long- himself and former President 1 Brunswick was the most active public hearing held Oct. 29. A gart, Jr., West Keansburg, and one in which Premier Khrush- range peace." Truman, suggesting that, at the games of 2,645. However, the Community Clean- u meeting will be held with the stockk, as it rose % to 1»1HH on Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Bogart, chev had lnvitet* him to the So- But, referring again to his in. end, he got the better settlement Parent-Teacher Association Nov ers hushed the rest of the loop by cleaning off 121,800 (hares. Second wa Union Beach. viet leader's Black Sea vacation terview with Premier Khrush- in the dispute. , 20 to discuss the program. 1,007 pins in a single game. Here too, these two 1 Chrysler, up 1% at 6<% on 79, It calls (or a new 20-room ele- teams reverse things with the Cleaners holding 900 shares. Third was General mentary school on the Cross Motors, up % at 55X on 50,000 second high threesome with 2,640 and the Diner tract, near Holmdel Village, al- Today's Business Minor: shares'.., terations and new construc- Borough Will Votej boys second high game of 971. Next came Ford, up %, anc tion at the Holmdel Elementary -Frank Ruscil and Kenny White are battling foi Lionel, unchanged at % School, and renovation of the the average lead with 178s. Ira Richards is next in line American Motors, up 1, wa Hillcrest School for use as an ad- U. S. Deficits the other active gainer In the ministration building. at 176, followed by Hank Evers with 175. Hieghi auto Rroop. Studebaker, which On Charter Study A referendum on the program West just nosed out Frank Ruscil by. one pin for the has laid off som* help, dosed un- changed at 7: has been scheduled for Jan. 8. FREEHOLD — Bradley Bead aged employees' solicitation of af- high individual three game lead with a 615, Ira Fruehauf Trailer Still Rising and Parke, Principal Richard M. Ford an- voterg ^H j^ye a referendum on fidavits on a basis that em- Richards' 247 is 10 pins better than second individual Diyif were each active and upnounced the eighth grades are whether to create a Chattel ployees had an interest in the each. now being tested by Red Bank Study Commission after all. local government, as well' as the by SAM DAWSON high game man Hank Evers. The boys who rolled thai. Firestone failed to hold an High School and made note of Superior Court Judge J. Ed- Taxpayers Association, and that Davtoo 1,007 for Community Cleaners include Harold Johnson, early gain jand closed with a the following dates: the association allegedly had ward. Knight yesterday granted AP Business News Analyst Jim Bruno, Rocky and Pete Denigtis and Ricky Mosca to*f,|»f *& following its recent Feb. 20, evening meeting foi told petition signers a change of the big spurt in stock prices since an appear by the Bradley Beach NEW YORK (AP)-Uncle Sam Soviet Prtmier Khrushchev said strength on the news of a con parents of eighth grade students Taxpayers Association. He over- government would assure a cut Bill Anderson is also a member of this team. fra* to supply tires to Mont- at 8 p.m. in the elementary in .taxes. is collecting more in taxes this he wouldn't start a war over Cuba ruled Borough Clerk George L. fiscal year than last—$4.5 billion was the belief in Wall Street Oat gomery. Ward. U. S; Rubber school. Riverside Lanes and Ruscil's Furniture are one- Crosson, who declared last month Commissioners will be elected the economy was in for a forward d % Feb. 25 and 26, individual cur- more, in fact But he is spending that petitions filed with him de- for four-year terms. However, spurt, with big government spend- two in the Riverside Businessmen's loop, with Riverside Do Pont gained 3tf, Union riculum counseling of all eighth more, too—at least $6 billion manding the public vote had in- if the Charter Study Commission ing as one of the bolstering fac- showing a V/ game lead. A like number of Ruscil's O»*lo>'.M: Sears Roebuck from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. more. And so he's running further 2 grades sufficient legal signatures. plan is approved, members of tors. -TOM advanced 7V«. Polaroid May 7, orientation visit of The Taxpayers Association that commission will be elected into the red—the third year of is Globe Petroleum who is a half game up on Walt & 1'/. Boeing XV, and Texaco 1'/,. eighth graders to the high wanted the question on the gen- simultaneously. steadily rising deficits. ' 'A ' Defense may well cost more, Leo's Chevron. Monmouth Lumber is another length a*4--TJwtaco 1J£. •• • • school, 8:30 to 11 a.m. eral election ballot Nov. 6, but If they recommend a change of Plans for'still higher spending And space projects are sure to. in arrears and three over the Fair Haven Barbers. Yesterday's closing stocks: Mr. Ford also announced tha Mr. Crosson forbid it on a basis government and report in time next year, plus a promised cut in But the jump this year in the open house will be held at al of-his findings. for the change to be listed on the taxes which will hold down rev- Treasury deficit is traceable to Red Bank Service is one length further back and three JohnI-T-Ba C,__« Brl, c 13% Ait Asm Jonei * i, township schools Dec. 4 from Judge Knight said the question ballot next November, a new enues, foreshadow a continuing defense spending only to a minor better off than the'bottom Riverside Lounge. Jor Mir form of government could be hi degree. Defense costs rose only Ailtt Uut Kauwr Al is; 7:30 to 8 p.m. must appear on the ballot at the deficit—to make It four yean in a Riverside Lanes must have been practicing one Alltf Fw Kinncott Enrollment as of Oct. 31 was operation by July of 1964. slightly over the previous year. AIIIM Ol - Kopotri 33! borough's municipal election for JW. | .•'.'.'.-': AM, Ctfl EnKI, 8C reported at 657 students in the commissioners next May. Spending on other programs in- night, the night it rolled the high threesome of 2,594. Kroiar ' - Many stock traders have inter- creased more. And a soaring fed- LtMACtH elementary grades. Kindergarten Just Enough preted this as inflationary—4e- Walt & Leo's turned up the gas in at least one game Am B7k'ib had the highest enrollment with eral debt means higher outlays in Am Cab Uh Val Ind He held that there were 533 spite repeated denials by adminis- interest payments. this season as this is the team with the high single AmQui Xeh Val RR 122 students. valid signatures on the petition; Merchants AmMT&r • tration economists that any fur- game of 970. Frank Ruscil was hot once this fall as Am Mot It was announced the schoo or exactly 25 per cent cf the (Continued) ther inflation will be triggered by The latest Treasury estimate on Am Broelt he came up with a 256 and a 615. Frank Trimboli and Am lid system will co-operate with Red registered voters, as required by , letter concerning injuries federal deficits under present con- its deficit in the current fiscal AmTelT*! Luaent Stl Bank and participate in a civil aw. suffered by Mrs. .Mildred A. ditions of unused industrial capac- year is J7.8 billio/i. In fiscal 1962 Gene Koveleski are tied for second in the threesome Meek Trk defense drill on Nov. 29 at 2 p.m it was $6.3 billion and in fiscal MS Mirath Oil 43 Originally, petitions contained Roberts in a fall which she said ity and stubbornly high unemploy- category with 606s. Howard Kull has a nice lead in Martin M High school students will be 666 signatures. Borough police was caused by a sewer manhole 1961 the deficit was $3.9 billion. Merck 73* ment. MOM picked up by bus, elementary and other public employees, as- was referred to the borough at- But one of the reasons given for This $18 billion shortfall in three the average race with 183 to Fred Bruno's 178. Herman Minn HAM Mo Pac A bus students will be transported sertedly working on their own torney. years is the main reason the fed- Ihieffalo and Moe Shulman are next in line with 176s.. Mont Ward home and the other students wil time, obtained 86 affidavits from The council instituted action to eral debt has risen to more than Nat Blic Once again Fred Bruno is running his elim- N Caih Re| walk to their homes. Holmdel signers declaring they wanted give Mrs. Blanche A. Gwynn a Deal Sisterhood $302 billion. Nat Dairr S1H students attending St. Benedict's their names stricken from the ination tournament. This is one in which 32 men Nat Clfilll senior citizen's tax exemption to This year rising,expenditure is 23 Catholic School will also partic Nat Oypi 38 petitions. On a basis of these, which she is entitled, 'but which, Plans Program part of the fault. But the adminis- start by being paired off. The winner of each pair Bait* Oh Nat Steel 39 ipate In the drill. B>ruk at NY Ceqlral Mr. Crosson reached his deel through oversignt, she had not tration's chief disappointment is Bell* How/ NI> M Pw In case of inclement weather sion. • DEAL — Miss Dorothy Hersh then is paired with one of the other winners, and so No AX Av been given. 179 Deal Rd., was hostess at a that business didn't make as much Btlh tlee] '. Nor P.c the drill will be postponed. Judge Knight said the clerk's profits as it had hoped—so the on until there are only two men left These two Nw.t Alrlln calculations were wrong. ward meeling of the Sisterhood Bortto , Norwich Ph if Temple Beth Miriam Tuesday corporate income tax receipts are then go at each other to determine the final win- BortW.ro Oulb Mar The court allowed 81 of the 86 short of expectations, although to- Brunnrk Owem 111 Ol Wishes Good Luck herc in her home. ner. Such a tournament was the rage a decade BucjiJJrl* Pan A W Air Sparkcs Given NJEA disclaimer affidavits. He also tal corporate profits for 1962 may Bulori Param Plot struck four names as fal& signa- Plans were completed for the ago and made for top bowlers. In fact, all alleys Burl'Ind Penney, JC Associate Membership To New ComniiUeemeii irogram for forthcoming combi- well be at a record high. And per- Cut; n Pa P»4Lt tures, 24 for duplications, and 24 MIDDLETOWN - Republican sonal' incomes this year are at a would run at least one individual tournament each C»Ur Trie Pa BR RUMSON - Elliot W. Sparkes, as non-registered persons. But nation board and general member- Cilutn , • Pep»l' Cola Township Committeeman Paul record. But they, too, haven't gone year and many bowlers would travel all over the ChM * Oh Perkln Dim president of the Board of Edu- he total remaining' came to 533, ship meeting. Slated for Dec. 11 Chrymr as high as first estimated, so col- Phil El l cation, last night was presented Pandolfi, defeated last week in a at 12:30 p.m. in the temple, the emu s» PWll Pet lust enough to meet legal re- lections on personal income disap- East to enter these events. Those who did this in associate membership In the ild for re-election to the govern- irogram will include a religious Coci Colt Pit Steel quirements, he said. point the Treasury. The total travelling are old timers we see on TV today. It coii p«i Pub Bv EiO Mew Jersey Education Associa ing body, said last night that he ;ame, according to the commit- Pullman shortfall from earlier revenue ex- Coluoi Oaf Pure Oil ion by Robert Garin, president Opposed Vote wished his successful opponents tee. Prizes are being donated by was such competition that made those men bqwl- Coml Solv tlCA pectations is $7 billion. Con Idil f the Rumson Education Asso- Mayor Eugene Lowenstein and well when they take office Jan. 1. members, of the sisterhood. Com on Aayth«on Commissioners Albert Kirms and ers. Today it is hard to get bowlers to .enter Coop -Bci ' Reading Co ciation. Mr. Pandolfi and Thomas S. The Religious School classroom The administration hope is that Com n 'Refub Stl George Barlscello had fought the mothers are providing a Hanuk- local tournaments. Why? Oin Zt\) Heylon Mr. Garin lauded the board Field were defeated by Martin the deficit—the government pump- Reyrt Met referendum move. They encour- kah party Dec. 16 in each of the Cruo fill Key Tob nd Its chief for its accomplish V. Lawlor and Edward J. Roth, ing more money into the economy Two New Jersey women tied for third high av- CurUia Wr classrooms. Gifts will be provided Del i Hud ROD Pulton ments in Rumson. A letter from Democrats. The Democrats will than it is taking out—and the still erage in the nation for 1961-62. Pauline DeLuca Den Sup at Joi Uad Mr. Garin on behalf of the local control the governing body 3-2 be- for each child. Doui Alre St Ret Pap promised tax cuts will help get Dow Cbtm Bean Roeb ssociation, complimented the ginning Jan. 1. business activity back Into higher of Passaic, and Helen Steinmetz of Trenton, tied DU Pont Shell Oil Boy Scout X>vq Lt - Sinclair ward on Its success at a recent Mr. Pandolfi said he wished To Fight Erosion gear. Thus profits will rise—if Jeanette Bopp of Milwaukee, Wis., for third high But Air I. Smith, AO eferendum asking $395,000 to xrtli men well in their endeav- costs don't rise too fast, also—and Kut Kod Sacony average honors. All three wound up with 196. End John Sou Pac build a new primary school. Is Honored ors on the committee. He said By Stockpiling Sand there will be more Treasury rev- Erl« Uck 8ou Ry First place was also a tie between June P. Llewel- fiperry nd MIDDLETOWN-Albert Wood- that he would be available if ATLANTIC CITY (AP)i-Feed- enue. FireiioM Std Brand Fit Pw Std Oil Cal ward, 1 Hillyer La., a 14 year- needed to serve the township in er beaches of stockpiled sand to And more people will be work- lyn of Cleveland, and Prim Verger of Alameda, Pit P*L Sid Oil HJ my capacity. . • Fodd, r«lr Btudebaker old Boy Scout, was commended fight erosion will ba set up along ing and making more from vari- Calif., who wound up with 198s. More than 600 FMO CD - Teiaco Egg Market last night by the Township Com- Mr. Roth, speaking also for Mr. the coast by the State Depart- es activities—and again the KordUot ' Tel O Prod Lawlor, thanked Mr. Pandolfi for women averaged 180 or better and 189 of these awetti: • Ttx O Sul 13% NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - mittee for saving the life of a ment of Conservation and Eco- Treasury will get more money, GtnAeupt Teitron 23% Wholesalo egg offerings limited. his remarks. nomic Development. even II the tax rates themselves had 185 or better. Forty-four averaged 190 or urn Oljtr Tldewit Oil 10-year-old girl lant month, Gen Drnam Tramamer <0 Demand active yesterday. The youth administered mouth- Francis B. Cogan, asst. chief re lower. better. California led all states with 102 women Oin Elee UN O»rhld« 10114 in Til Vn I'IC 32(1 Whites: Extras (47 lbs, min.) o-mouth rosuscimtlon to Melissa engineer in the Bureau of Navi- Whether it will work out that in the 180-plus category while Los Angeles led 8tn Motori Unit Alrc S1H %-47%; extras medium (40 lbs. Feremy, 29 Michael Dr., when PTA Barn Dance Ottipuiut United Cp gation, said Wednesday the sand way will be widely debated. the cities with 50. O T«h* Bl . 113 Llnc» verage) 34{4<3!%: top quality ler heart, stopped after being HIGHLANDS — The Parent- would be piled In areas where But many stock traders have h T US Hywd IIS Rub [47 lbs. min.) W/4-51; mediums truck by a car on Tlndall Rd, Teacher Association of Our La* beaches have frequent erosion been betting that corporate busi- Only 21 women in WIBC's 46-year history have US Smell 41 lbs. average) 38-40; smalls Officials said that the youth's problems and require replenishing US Stnl dy of Perpetual Help School will ness should rise—either from a maintained season averages of 200 or more. The high- Van Al Stl 36 lbs. average) 29-30; peewees' icllon clearly saved the life of hold a barn dance Saturday eve- of sand. He said the program la government nudge to the economy, Walworth est average ever held by a woman is 206, and this Gr«yhoiin(1 29vi Varn B Pic 23-24. he .girl. ning in the school hall. Mrs. part of the plan against beach or from an eventual price infla- uit OJ 31 Wn Un Tel Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.) The scout was applauded by John Ovens, Onelda Ave., is gen- erosion developed by the vP.S. tion such as those that In the past was accomplished three times, once by Floretta Mc- S Weitf HI 3H -«%; top quality (47 lbs, min.) tro Pdr «lti While Mot those In attendence at the meet- eral chairman. Corps of Engineers. iften have followed prolonged Cutcheon of Pasadena, Calif., during the 1938-39 seas- HI Cent at Voolwth W Int Bui Mch SU'i 9^51; mediums (41 lbs. aver- ing when. he was Introduced. Jon Haltsma of Oakhurst will Cogan told of the plan at a ses- Treasury deficits that pump more Int liirr «% T 77V ge) 38-40; smalls (36 lbs, aver- on, and twice by Philadelphia's Sylvia Wene, during Int met tlH 51t He attended the meeting with be the caller. Music will be by sion of the New Jersey State money, and credit Into the econo- It Fp 3tU age) 29-30, peewees 23-24, ils parents. ' Tie Jesters of Point Pleasant. League of Municipalities. my. the 1952-53 and 1953-54 seasons. I RED BAMK REGISTER ' Jtrmih W*r Veteaw, Pott 727, ctit or., mm t-Tkvnity. Nov. .15. 1962 1 at McGwire's Grove. Mldiletown. 6 Tropic*! Jlopirance Is , waver *• A we* year* EV« il irtfl ' " ' rty It bring planned by the le-issued On iemb«rf oftfo Ladies Auxiliary, [School Boilers KEANSBURG — School offi- the PICK-U cials have reported that liability insurance carried. on the local elementary school's boilers has for the Home Remodeler been re-instated. ' At the Board of Education's meeting last month it was re- HIGHWAY 35. MIDDLETOWN 747-3440 ported that the Fidelity Casualty Insurance Co., had cancelled its V/i MILES NORTH OF RED BANK • NEXT TO AMERICAN LUMBER insurance coverage on the boil' ers. • . 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heir Christmas welfare project. Plans for, the annual Christmas Highlands, party which wiH be held Dec; « KatMeep' Carlstrom,.daughter at Bahra' Restaurant .also were of Mr. u4 Mrs. Albert S. Cart discussed. itrom, 277 Bay Ave.,- mu- chris- tened in the St. Andrews Epis- copal Church by, Rev, Donald Young, Dashing MacLeod, vicar. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oorrlgan and Mrs. Stejrfv Printed Pattern en Doll, were godparents. A buf- fet supper was held after the ceremony In the home of the in- faot'f parent*. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Carlstrom's daugh- ters, Terry, Debbie and Sandy; Mr. and Mr*. James E. Smith, Sr, paternal grandparents; Mrs. Frances Carlstrom; maternal grandmother; Mr. and', Mrs. James. Bailey and son,' Jimmle; Miss Linda Carlstrom and Miss Dorothy Doll, Highlands, and SAVE'2 TO'4 Hiss Carol Derewicz, Leonardo. SUP COVERS PROTECTED WITH Mr. and Mrs. James P. Me- Grail, Second' St., and Mr. Mc- SCOTCHGARP POR LOMGER WEAR Grall'i nephew and hit wife,.Mr. and Mrs. William McGrail of FITS THESE...AND MANY OTHER FURNITURE STYLES Pittsburgh, Pa., recently left for West,Palm Beach, Fla., where 99 ChtdrCovw fcey will'tpepd Hie winter. -The Parent-Teacher Association 8 of the public school will hold its annual Holiday Bazar in the Permanent Scotdigard ftihh resists water, oily aehool auditorium Saturday from IB a.m. uatil 4 p.m. Mrs. Sivert trains, «ofl, wrinldw. Choke of floral, provincial M. Wajstrom and Mrs. Allen or solid patterns in many colors. Washable. Turner are co-chairmen. Reg. 21.98 covers for sofa, hide-a-bed.. 17.99 WITH FAMOUS DUPONT STRETCH NYLON Keg. 16.98 covers for studio, daveno.... 13.99 H»avy eorron/nylon «tr»tch fabric auurei perfect fit on all furniture shapes. William J, Kbe»er, Miller St, Relists stains, water. Machine-wash; little or no ironing. With overlooked • past commander of Twinllght Poit, American Legion, is a pa- seamt, reversible cushion coven. 6 colon. ... tient in Rlvwview Hospital 29.98 sofa cover $20 4.98 Danish cover ' .~S4 $ Reg. 21.98 Coven for Sofa, Hide-A-led 17 ] Mr*. Stephen H. Faller, 85 WaWigtoB Ave., Will entertain SAVE $27 ON COVERS FOR 3-PC. SECTIONAL! members WOe Twenty Club fa lea. MM Conn for Studio. Oavmo „ 13 T»rrific savings on reg. 65.94 covers for end sections &4&0& 10 tar home Tuesday when plans and center section. Now sal* priced $13 each. .

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He has been in thepublic.ey* since did. not exist and later by argu- the Franklin p. Rbosewlt A^tajfalstra* THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1962 ing that even It It did exist the only way was to try to wish the tion. HA \$ poljaciflf keen, a» .*»* ad? rocket emptaoements out of Cuba MKbfJKY mlnistrator Ml, dVeWager.i ^k his by appeals to Cuba, to NOdta philosophy of life or of politic! is not clear except that Beyond the Call Wirusbchev or to "world opinion." he regards himself as a "liberal." / Since he was elected mayor of observing their work and discussing And now, something more than 'I believe In Gandhi's 'passive reststones', Indian border positions is falling It grows increasingly difficult to know What a their problems and duties. also — but sometimes you have to fight for* 1 New Shrewsbury last week John E. before the Chinese Communist "liberal" Is. President Kennedy add Nelson !Rock|felltf Lemon, Jr., has rescued a borough He was a charter member of the the right to believe in 'passive invasion of India. Falling, too, resistance.'" Is. a poifcy of a coldly cynical are "liberals"; *o how wil! they contend againtf^ach resident from a burning house, with New Shrewsbury First, Aid Squad alleged Indian "neutralism" u Other? It could only be on two grounds: 1. Rockefeller the aid of two Pine Brook firemen, and has been answering emergency batmen East and West which was never In fact.neutra: at aH.can say that he would iio the thing mot* calls for aid. Instead, it was a means of gtt- and helped capture a night time in- Your Money's Worth: than Kennedy; 2: Kennedy wltisay that he truder in a borough gas station, while He was able to help save Mrs ' j the maximum out of both for India wall* endless!: : accompanying a policeman on patrol. Bertha Hemphill from the flames, proclaiming a "oonallgnment On Anti-Reuther^Tteket.V";'.' ; Working Wives, Sick Children which Jn nearly every showdc/fci These exploits indicate a devo- and to help capture an intruder into was partial to the Soviet Union George Romney we know nothing about politically 1 tion to the welfare of his borougha business establishment, because By SYLVIA PORTER and Communist China. except that he was elected governor of Michigan on . »hop even beyond the duty of a mayor-he was performing unpaid and rou- If you're a typical taxpayer in any income bracket For years in this way Prime an anti-Walter Reuther ticket He is a elect. tine duties for his borough that he Minister Nehru had run a cozj —low to highest—you have found facto and guides in shop of unexampled national self- He will have about a year to show what he Jsinounts The most significant fact about has long done without fanfare andthis series which'will help you cut the federal income ishness, ail the while proclaim- to. Politics and business are not identical or, these two feats, however, is that theyoften without notice. ing Mrasetf s sort of secular saint tax you'll owe on your 1962 earnings or help a mem-of the modern world and cannily operations. The businessman has greater latitude, ^par- were done during the normal course Even these two noteworthy serv- ber of your family or a friend save. foxing old Indies of both sexes ticularly if he has a successful operation: The pqljtttlan of services he has been performing ices for residents of the town that into prostrating themselves be- Just the urgent message to youfore his phony shrine as "thedeals primarily with the control of men. He ii <*!'•£: Since he became chairman of theever, are outshone, we think, by to the minimum is in these closing peace." Even his brutal Invasion some William Scranton comes from an old Pennsylvania Borough Council's police committee, four earlier incidents in which he weeks before 1963 should be of major time ago of the tiny Portuguese family after whom the city was named. He, like Born- Mr. Lemon has spent one night of v^as on the spot and rendered aid. tax-saving value to you, and this fall colony of Goa did not suffice to the opportunities for. tax savings are unfrock him in the minds of his ney, will have a chance for about one year to estab- each week riding with a borough po- The mayor-elect during the past Western Idolaters. Nor had his extraordinary because ;of the two new lish a record u an administrator. -.:; liceman on the lonely 10 p.m. tofive years, has delivered four earlier, and still persisting, re- tax laws on our books, significant tax fusal to enter any sort of fair I say a year, because after that he will be *-can- 2 a.m. patrol. He accompanies each babies to mothers who live in New rulings' in 1962, the stock market crash, negotiations with neighboring PeJdsttn over the disputed prov- didate and will have to act like a candidate .Well is member of the police forqe in turn, Shrewsbury. PORTER the outlook for broad tax reductions ince of Kashmir. ' yery different from acting like an admWstrator. next year. Now here is a; final column for working A tireless advocate of "self- Whether you like lit or not, candidates do i^j say wives, parents of sick children, etc. determination of peoples" — Allen-Scott Report: wherever other large nations' am-many things that represent forensic exaggerations For Working wives: The law permits working widows, bitions were concerned-lie re- instance, I do not know what Governor Rockefeller fused even to consider granting Hkes to eat, but surely it is not'knisb. Yet, ik|oes Wants Foreign Relations Committee Post divorcees and widpwers to deduct up to $600 a yearthe Goaus a vote to determine which, they must pay to others to care for their their own future, as » long he into parts of New York where knish and heav^arlic By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott has refused such a vote to the salami are prevalent and he eats it tosho w that he-can pendent children under 12, sp they can have time to people of Kashmir. mingle with all kinds of people. It makes for popular- WASHINGTON—Being a young tion over that industry. " two terms in the House. That work. Wives who work also,: qualify for this deduction But what Kashmir could not ; do and even Goa could hot do,ity. It establishes him as a good goy. . man-in-a-furious-hurry is appar Young Kennedys prospect? of gives him a decided edge over if the combined husband-wife gross income is not more ently a compulsive habit wil being assigned to that committee both Nelson and young Kennedy.' though Ms action here was a naked act of aggression by the Ted Kennedy. are far better than Foreign Re- But Capital insiders are not than $5,100. ;. u .;..,....; . Kennedy Will Be Re-elected counting,the latter out —'despite large against the small, the Having wrested a seat In thi lations. - •••• • • •• • •• the odds against him. He has EVen Pay toRelatives ' Chinese' CohfemrnM:• -iavislon: of Senate at the age ol 30 — wil Significantly indicative of thai In discussing candidates for 1964, we must not strikingly demonstrated he has his own country has now done. the incidental aid of his nam< were telegrams Senate Demo But What,if the working woman pays her parents |prget Barry Goldwater.. lie/ has built an ensoul a way of getting what he wants! Fdr this thrust into his own horae- close relationship to the Presi cratic Leader Mike Mansfield, rotherrelative .to'.cajrg for tbe.chjld? personal following, particularly in the South and the 4ent of the United States, an Mont., and' SenatoJJW Wtfltam POLITICALS - The 1964 pres- y.K The treasury has objected to this deduction under Wt CertidnlyrBarry G0Mwat«r^|[ r»t b*^mi his family's great wealth — TedFulbright, Ark., chairman of the not matched even tiy thir. idential campaign is still two la now proposing to blitz the SeaForeign delations Committee, these circumstances, but now it agrees with a court Soviet Union; has accomi to #« 1964, Republican Converi^ H« ^ ijtojget ate as he did the Massachusetts sent to Governor Gaylord Ne" years off, but Republican polit- decision that if the child care expenses meet all themuch. the presidential nomination but''any candidate )iwuld icos already arc viewing Sena electorate. son during his successful cam' necessary tests, the expenses are deductible — even Self-Iaterest be pleased to have him as a vice presidential candidate The fledgling Senator, who ha paign against veteran Senator tor Thomas Kuchel, Calif., as a ;? : likely running mate on a Rocke- It has exposed to all the wrld because he'would be an asset ' ;'T? yet to be formally inducted int Alexander Wiley, R-Wis. In these when the mtney is paid to a relative. the intellectual trickery and feller ticket, They are saying office, already is busily scranv messages, Manflield and Fu moral squalor of a "neutralism" that Kuchel, who resoundingly The identical payment also counts In determining 1 Wing for one o( the glamor prizes bright declared they would go t which was never neutral and of So the Republicans stand jn 1962 as regards to of the upper chamber — a plac bat for Nelson to put him on thiwon re-election while virtually all.whether the wife or widow has contributed more than a voice crying "peace" to the1964. Much can happen between now and fheiiribut on the August Foreign Rela- Foreign Relations Committee. other GOP candidates were dej nalf of the chiid.s support and thus is entitled to the world, but concerned instead the consensus is. among the professionals In both tions Committee. Other Promises feated. is a "natural" for a j^- \w>mW,, »aZ strictly and solely with Indian Immediate political purpose ol Rockefeller slate, linking the two$600 dependency credit self-interest parties that in 1964 John F. Kennedy will be rt-*lected. This committee is one of the biggest states In the country, most influential and socially these telegrams was to offsei This development can help many who really need But, more importantly, the ex- t would'take a national catastrophe to bring> on his Wiley's electioneering claim that New York and California posure Is occurring within India, 'prominent in Congress. Despite the defeat of his hand- to save every penny in taxes possible. If these circum- defeat Despite the fact that newspapermen find many It has far-reaching jurisdictio he was senior Republican mem- too. The Indian people are be- ber on this key committee. Alpicked candidate for the Senate, stances apply toyo u or to a friend, check on your ginning to learn where this kind ways of Joking about him and.despite the further.fact over international affairs and ap Chicago's Mayor Richard Daley status at.once. pointments to the State Depart- the same time, the wires alst of "oonaligmnent" has taken that fault can be found with him as impetuous or as publicly committed Mansfield definitely will seek a third term them, and what it has done totoo slow, about not being able to make up his mind or ment and diplomatic service, next spring. While Daley's Important Concession in '62 And membership on the Foreig and Fulbright to back Nelson melr national safety. Already, as being too intemperate in his language Or manner, for a place on the,committee. senatorial choice was licked, the Home improvements for medical reasons: If you Nehru has had toax e his chief Relations Committee ensures entire Cook County Democratic How that sits with Proxmire already have made this year or are considering mak associate in the old game of high he nevertheless is very popular with the American peo- constant stream of invitations ticket, with one exception, was Is conjectural. Privately, no lov< hypocrisy, Krishna Menon. Al- ple as the vote in the 1962 election showed. If he can from the capital's numerous em swept into office last Tuesday. ng improvements to your home for medical reasons, is lost between him and Nelson. ready, Nehru has bad to say, in bassies to their glittering and Most probable Republican op- you should be aware of an important concession made public, that he. too, now wondersmaintain this popularity until 1964, no one will be able Proxmire did little to help Nel lavish receptions, banquets anc ponent of r'aley will be Benja- about his past attitudes. Already to defeat him for a second term. An unpopular war son. Also, Nelson Is more mill- to you by the Treasury in 1962. Previously, the Treas- other shindigs. min Adamowskl, former state's Nehru,.the man who could never, tantly liberal than Proxmire, am or a harmful depression during the next two years Assignment to this glamo: attorney and long-time,Daley riv-ury had agreed that your cost of installing such perma- never be questioned, 'to being is rated more knowledgable could help the Republicans. .. >- committee is much sought aftei al Nevada's anti-adminis- nent improvements as stairway elevators, swimming questioned—at home as-well as With two exception!, all presen about foreign affairs, particular- abroad; ; : ly Latin American. He has pub-tration Democratic Representa- pools, etc., for necessary medical reasons could qualify members have been in the SenaU tive Walter Baring was re-elect- Indeed, but for the tragic vic- Because of this situation, possible Republican can- at least 10 or more years. It I:lished studies on that, which as deductible medical expenses if the improvements were the basis for the Mans- ed, but to no cheers of the White tims among Indian soldiery of didates for the presidency will, think twice about 1964. virtually unprecedented for House. In fact, privately, some did hot raise the value of your property—but this rule Nehru's ill-prepared military newly-elected senator to field-Fulbright telegrams. Each will do everything possible to keep his name be- administration Insiders were was interpreted in an exceedingly strict way. forces, jt might be said'that the named to the committee. Another 'newcomer aspiring to rooting for Carlton Adair, Repub- Chinese Communists have done fore the public in every part of the country, bat as But apparently this is nothi e Foreign Relations Commit- lican opponent of Baring, who For instance, if you had spent $2,000 for a medical- the world a favor. As of course they get closer to convention time each will-consider tee is Maryland's Senator-elect all rational, men must hope, they daunting young Kennedy; nor th< favored more Kennedy measure! ly necessary improvement to your home in 1961 which whether he will sacrifice himself. Both parties have fact that a number of Demo Daniel Brewster, who has served than Baring/ Adalr campaigned will never conquer India, * nor cratlc senators with seniority arf for medical care for the aged had raised the market value of your home by only would «e West permit It. But earned that bringing out a candidate two 6r\ three after the one available vacancy and other Kennedy policies, $500, the Treasury said that as long as the value of ttey have shown toaB'th e world times to be defeated is hopeless. A candidate bne« de- the bankruptcy of Nehru's kind Backstage plan of Senate Dem CARMICHAEL about which Baring either was your home went up, you weren't entitled to any part feated is not likely to be acceptable on another day. ocratic leaders is to add anothei silent or against. of "neutralism." Democrat to the Foreign Rela of the $2,000 you. spent as a medical deduction. n four years, the public can develop a new hero. It COUPLE MILLION HOLES all depends upon how a man behaves himself in de- tlons Committee, giving them li Several courts argued the Treasury was wrong Democrats to six Republican PHONED WHEN STUCK eat, of course. Politically, the best example of ft come- and held that the homeowner could treat as medical TULSA, :Okla, (AP) - Nearly Present ratio is 11 Democrats t COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Tel- two million wells have, been back in popularity is Adlai Stevenson, who twi« de- six Republicans. Two GOP com' ephone company officials say expense the amount of his expense above the increase drilled for oil. or gas.since petrol eated for the presidency, is making a splendid: record mltteemen were defeated — Sen- there's one Ohio housewife who in his home's value—which would have been $1,500 leum production began in this Mora Alexander Wiley, Wis.. ant particularly is happy that she in.the above example. The Treasury finally has agreed country. The Independent Petro- as our representative at the United Nations.!; j Homer Capehart, lnd. Then an extension phone in her leum Association of America put this is just. were no Democratic losses. kitchen. the total as of Jan. I, ]9S2, at Among Democratic senators The lady, whom they gallantly Visits to Sick Children 1,869,299 - of which 28.2 per cent Beconnalssinee Photo who have long had their eyes on did not identify, was cleaning were dry holes. this choice committee are Este between her refrigerator and If you already have made such improvements to Kefauver, Tenn., Edmund kitchen counter and squirmed In- your home in 1962 or do so before the end of this year, kle, Me., Claiborne Pell. R. I., to a narrow area' to do a thor- you'll be entitled to the medical expense deduction, HEALTH CAPSULES and William Proxmire, Wis. ough job. She got stuck. by iHlchtl A. Pcttl, M.P. assuming you meet the stated requirements. So young Ted Kennedy has hi But fortunately she could just CHOLESTEROL GOO" work cut out for him blitzing reach the telephone. She phoned Sick children: If your child is away from home for FOR YOU 1 a seat on this potent committee. police, who sent out a couple of medical reasons, you can deduct as a medical expense WHAT HE'S UP AGAINST - husky officers to wrestle away the cost of visiting him, if, the visit is necessary for One inside report is that the ad he refrigerator and rescue her. ministration is throwing its the child's therapy and medical cure. But what if your weight behind him. If that visit is designed to help your child's morale as well as the case, the administration PENNY WISE could be inviting a stinging re- cufehis mental and physical ailment? Can you deduct buff. Traditionally, the Senate DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) —the costs ,of this trip as a medical expense? has jealously resented outside Brad Schnee of Des Moines, spent meddling in its affairs. weekend with his grandmother, The problem came up when parents jn Tennessee (Irs. Clema L. Junkln of Deswere advised by their son's psychologist to help his Also, is was an open secret oes, and she put him in a taxi that Ted's harsh and heavily- for the seven-mile trip home. morale arid psychological condition by visiting him at financed candidacy won no About halfway home, the eight the Arizona school which he had to attend because of cheers among Democratic sena- ear-old told the driver he had his severe asthmatic condition. tors. They frankly disapproved forgotten something very Import- of it. int—he wouldn't say what—and The Treasury now has agreed with the court that 1 TOO MUCH During Ted's razzle-dazzle lad to return to his grandmoth- this type of trip is a deductible medical expense for the •ntouatf atom*- campaign, he proclaimed that if ir's. , TEROU 16 PWB*JKf Ofte- parents. It is doubtful, though, that the Treasury would ami of Ammosaetio&t.. elected he intended to get him- So, back went the cab, the allow you a deduction for a trip this Christmas which ITfe Pfll-SSMr THROUGHOUT self named to the "foreign Re- meter ticking. Brad ran Into hi* iR popyANp s esssNnu. lations Committee and the Fish- randmother's house on his re-helped only the morale of your sick child without also TOR LIFE. ' lug Commillee." There is no urn there—to retrieve a five-cent helping to alleviate his physical 0f mental aliment f S RINGWORM. "Fishing" committee. The Com- andy bar he had left In the tor merce Commitlee lias Jurisdic- 6—Thursday, Nov. 15, 1962 igerator. End of a series of nine on "Save On Taxes Now,", BED BANK REGISTER TW«r, Nor. 15, V&-X Tbeylward Morjardo and «m, SdValu- e Of Port Mtem to-ward, Suaaa ]***home of Mn. .d«tft •ISttBt ' Haydea, iata and Thomaj Car- bntted the algbth birthday of membera of the literary rotf Donoa^u*iey, Dtniel Let- home and garden department was only Jl per year. The . Grant Metager. Union Beach! Ralpph ASocea., Nov. It. Preeeat n den, Kattry and Staphen Ocfaea. Lauri* WiHantf, daughter of Mr. \ * * in charge of tbt program. Guests Ernett J. Qglesby, ra^lred.pro* Mr*. Prank Blschoff, Belford, re- wera BUen FhHHpe and Patricia Mbe Carol Allen, daughter of and Mn. Arthur WUHams, Mon- new antibiotic druge, peopto are lncJuded Mn. Harold Rapp, Mn. fcuo o-f engineerine;• • '• naflwina— ^ ceived a birthday cake and-gum Jorgeneen and membera of the Mrs. Harry Pester, Willow St day. living longer, and their period* o( for her wedding aimivareaiy-aod ntnilyfil . whoho. b to a a (raabmr Iahpaan a ta Upaaht tfeeatt aCol C-o A party for the aeveatb birth- arf aborter Madeline Urten, Mm. Florence let at the UnivenK.y f WrftaJ*: birthday, and Mn. George Ka- day of Victory Muxeteaka, daugh- apeakar, Beringer and Mrs. Norman Uur- Mo* off bihi» earlly sehoolins E«t Orang., apent tbt NAMft 1HAT FIT pushy received a gift lor ther Girl Scout Troop 57 will go oo ter of Mr. and Mm. PfeilUp Mu- at the meeting held in the Re- in the home with his father and & mother as Ms teachers. IK en- wedding annivenaiy. Hie next a hayrtde Saturday to Camp No- attaaka wai held Sunday. Attend' WILLIAMS, Arli. 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M MOM of H Waver. probably be about a week late.! dy of Perpetual Help CathoHc MiddietoWB; and Mrs. Joseph an ry PI., Red Bank, received train-. Cieri and sons, Jowph and Kev- Final breakdowns have not been Chun*, here, with Rev. James REASSIfflffiD Ing in Air Force financial and State Sales Tax agreed upon but it Is understood A. Thompson, pastor, officiating. in, Long Branch. accounting procedures. He Is a ™~,, mx., ^». Mrs,^». . Thoma, s SKEPPARSKEPPAD AFBAFFB,, TTeac,, — Air- that a small majority of the coin- Mrs. Richard Stryker, Atlantic1 Also, Mr. and: graduate of Red Bank Catholic Last February, in his budget mission favors dividing the extra Cowden, Mr. and Mrs, Edward man Third ClasC s James MMoss of By CHRISTOPHER RDNKXIER the legislature to approve such a Highlands, the infant's aunt and Reefer and son, Bruce, Red Red Bank, N. J., is being re- High School. TRENTON (AP)-It looks like tax. nessage, he said: "It is my firm $180 million this way: Timothy Brennan of Hilton Park New Jersey is going to get a In 1963, eleven Senate seats, in- onviction mat in order to insure —School aid, $70 million more are godparents. ' sales tax, but it may be another cluding those of 7 Democratic iur future economic progress, than the $100 million presently al- The Klevas entertained at a buf- year before the governor asks for senators, and all 60 Assembly nore capital funds are needed to|toc ed to'schooi districts. at fet supper In their home after it seats will, be up for,, election. II xpand our increasingly inade- — For municipal roads and the ceremony. Attending were would be difficult for a legislatoi luate highway system." An Informed source reports the ridges, $25 to $30 million more Kevin and Terry Kleva; Mr. and State Tax Policy Commission next to decide whether to vote for a Elsewhere in the same message ban the $15.1 million now allo- Mrs. Cyrenius Stryker, Atlantic month will recomend a 3 per tax if he knew his election would he governor spoke of needing' cated annually. Highlands, and Mr. and Mrs. Pe- In men's suits be at stake only a few months cent selective sales tax that would nore money for education, coun- er Kleva, Leonardo, grandpar- later. —$5 million toward the Kerr- bring in additional revenues of and municipal highway pro]- ents. they call it $150 to $180 million a year. Hughes came into office lasi Hs medical, care for the aged rets, mental health, and a "long- Also Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gov. Hughes is not bound by year.wamlng of the need for more ange pay-as-you-go" capital con- irogram. $73 Million Left Stryker , and chgdreri, Kathy, short, regular, long; the commission's report,'nor is money and additional sources o) itruction program. " This leaves some $75 million. Jim and Susan; Mr. and Mrs. the state legislature. Hughes may revenue. He seems committed fc At the conclusion of his first Tie commission Is still undecided Joseph Styker; Mr. and Mrs. Rob- we say , choose to wait until after the 1963 ask for some new source ol ludget message, Hughes promised ert Duncan and children, Leonard irhat to do with all of this. Some elections to decide whether to ask revenue. o offer recommendations for ad- and Patty, and Dennis O'Toole, petite, average, tall it may go to higher education, litional expenditures after getting Atlantic Hi$ilands; Mr. and Mrs. ther for the state's eight col- he report of the tax policy com- leges or possibly to help the com- in the*?; ' , nission. lunity college; program. proportioned, man-tailored, The possibility that'the gover-' More of It may go to the .State See the world's ior may wait awhile before ask- Apartment of Institutions. During ing the legislature to approve any 'trouser-cut slacks - is campaign for governor, In his :ype of new tax was suggested in >udget message, and in the recent speeches. of fine all wool worsted. most advanced j months since, Tiughes has'spoken Twice in the last week, once if the need for 'Spreventive ipend- They're lined throughout In Atlantic City before the New ng" by investing more in mental Jersey Education Association, and lealrh and parole programs to cut again in Newark, before the State p and come in automatic camera town on the need for more and Faxpayers Association, Hughes! ilgger prisons and mental hospi lias said: biscuit, charcoal tals. •;•' BARGAIN 1 'Prolonged Process ; in actidn tomorrow! "A major revision of our tax The State highway program Is and brown. . . structure will be a difficult and another possible recipient of rev- TIME FOR perhaps a prolonged process. nue from the tax. 16.98. ; Can't fake a tod picture... "Thus, it would seem wise to TELEPHONE Nice complement, a sets itself for any light... locks itself when the light's not keep your expectations is check Name Officers right! No more overexposures or underexposures! ivhile you work for your goals. viyella shirt Such changes do not'happen over- Of Cub Pack CALLS Seis If* own leas openings night. Much will have to be done for dim light; bright light; anywhere In between... to inform the public of the choices OOEANPORT — The organic New reduced rates after. with new rounded automatically! tlon meeting of Cub Pack 58 was before them," Hughes said. 9 P.M. let you call anywhere, collar points. Rose red, • Shifts If* own (Buffer speeds The governor has already be- held recently with the new cub- master, Robert Demgard, Morris in New Jersey for 35i! or less faster or slower automatically. gun to inform the public. artichoke, beige, banana. ,. Exactly what the Tax Policy PI. New committee members (3-minute station rate). Patented, huM-\n> Computer E/ecrWc tye named were Peter Bova, pack Commission will recommend in 16.98. • ;, v selects the right combination for both the exposure situation the way of expenditures is not chairman; Charles Schanck, Jr., These reduced rates do hot as well as the picture situation I.. automatically I even known to the commission institutional chairman; Howard apply to other calls such yet. The seven members are re- Demi, acting secretary; William left you select the picture effect you want.., *>lan, treasurer; James Ryerson as person-to-person, collect then gives it to you automatically! portedly divided on several issues. However, It is understood tliat and Albert Welgel, advisers, and orwedit card calls. Benjamin' Pascucd, .publicity. Complete with many new the report, expected to contain HEWJERSEYBEU exclusive features... some 250 pages, will recommend The year's program will get *89M huge chunks of money for school under way tomorrow at 8 p.m. in aid and for county and municipal the Oceanport Grammar School. , E«yTmi road programs, i Parents of Cub Scouts are in- NEW What'will be taxed is uncertain. ited to attend with their boys. A It Is understood that retail foods, film will be presented. COMPUTE* HECTMC EYf drugs and medicines will be ex- empted, as well as some other FUJICA items. The commission reportedly de- "Tsr AUTO-M35 cided against an income tax be- cause It was considered less ac- Now being demonstrated ceptable to the public and, ironic- ally, would provide more money than is presently required for ex- panded state projects. Other Sources Other revenue sources were spurned by the commission chair- man, Archibald Alexander, in a speech before the State Taxpayers Alliance. Everything for the Camera Fan He said, additional taxes on gai- Supplies and Equipment oline, cigarettes, or racing woul price these items out of th»| 15 WALLACE ST. ' RED BANK market, forcing people to go else- Tel. SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 where or stop buying them. He said "less orthodox means"

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Mn0«r Fcdtrai m«tru« ffyitmt • Kmlir fcdtrsl Dtpoitt Corpontkm Thli merchandise also on sale at Llltman'i stores In Plainfleld, Somerville, New Brunswick, Menlo Park, Morrlstown, Dover, Trenton and Levlttown, Pa. REI>f ANK REGISTER Thttrad*/, rW, 15, 176Z4 £HOFftNfi; CENTER YOUR SELECTION TIL DECEMBER School Safe, 10% DOWN ON ORDERS OVER f 20 Board Told By Firemen OCEANPORT - Fire Chief John V. Hauler and his assist- ant*, Edward Clayton and Ivan Voorheei. after a recent inspec- tion of, WpK Hill Avenue School, commended the Board of Educa- Pick Confevp, end tion for it* steps taken to elin* Ihsrwbbhsilepri Inaie fire hazards. In rletter read to the boartl last night, the firemen cited the Installation of a fire alarm »y» tent which is linked with police headquarters, and of quick-exit Windows In the cafeteria. The board aim received rec- ommendations for further steps to be taken, Including ventilation to eliminate heat In a second floor stock room, the testing of reg. 10.49 Tiny Tear* (ire extinguishers, the replacing of missing fire extinguishers, the 16" DOLL WITH LAYITTI IN TRUNK removal of desks stored in an at- tic area, and construction of a Vinyl doll drinks, wets, blows sheetrock ceiling in a storage bubbles. Has rooted hair, rock- room under the auditorium stage. Hie board immediately author- a-byi ized the iheetrocking for $65 and the purchase of tour fire extin- guishers for not more than $75. The extinguishers will replace four that were apparently taken by vandals several months ago. The board also authorized ex- penditures of Jies for bulletin board* and chair storage dollies, OT» for drapes, U49.75 for a photo copier, and $180 for two transistor radios for Civil De- fense purposes rtlDAY ami SATURDAY Opens Offices

SAVE! new 20" crying baby doll Wishmaker carriage! .SO PRETTY IM SMOWF1AKE PRMT CRIES UNTIL SHE IS FED OR CUDDLED! Dream of a dot) buggy printed "44 with blue snowflakes on 3 back-. Carrie is so life-like! Lay her on her back grounds. Has 4-bow vinyl can- 5 or take away her bottle, Carrie cries. Cud- opy, fuH rail, foot brake, Ouch- fOt Mill IO3MI. dle or feed her with her magic "disappear- REG. ess shackle gear. Folds to store. ing milk" bottle, her crying stops. With M.W Dr. EoacM L, Cantor 11 rocted infant hair; big moving eyes. If Hanay Panne RED BANK - Dr. Eugene L. Cantor, formerly associated with Dr. George M. Masseli ud Or. Harvey L. Marcellus in the prac- fireside animals! tice of obstetrics and gynecology, has announced the opening of his CUDDLY PETS ARE own offices at 71 East Front St, SURE TO AMUSE YOU here, and on Rt. 35, Hazlet. Dr. Cantor was graduated from You'll chuckle to tee these Syracuse University and received lolling pats with their droll hi* medical degree from New York Medical College. He served expressions. Choose cat, his Internship at the University dog or tiger. Washable of Chicago Hospital clinics and a rayon plush with saf-t-lock four-year residency in obstetrics and gynecology at Metropolitan eyes, 17" long. Hoepital, JJew York, where'he is an assistant clinical instructor. 98 Dr. Cantor, who resides at 49 Tilton Rd., Middletown, is a jun- e> ior fellow of both the American 3 College of Surgeons 'and the American College of Obstetric* save] 10" tricycle •nd Gynecology. He is eligible for IHMNU SHAME IS AU TUBULAR STttt certification by the boards of both save! racing game colleges. A Navy veteran, Dr. Bright red tric/cle rides with Cantor served as ship's surgeon WITH DOUBLE-LANE for the flagship of the Mediter- ease, on semi-pneumatic tires ranean Fleet. He now serves on FIGURE 8 TRACK with spoke wheels. Extra big (he staffs of Riverview Hospital, MmRYnUMIMfU Thrill* galore! Two play« steal saddle. 12" sixe, 9.88. here, Monmouth Medical Center, Flip dial, other phone rings, Throw dice, draw "dots" ' 16" siM..10.88. 20" size, 13.88. long Branch, and Metropolitan en guide thair.seale model hold2-woycorner-yconv«r m-— cardstrcards—try toto bbee 4*MM racarj by remote control. and/Flower-Fifth Avenue hospi- lotion to 50'away. "QIMM of Prom"! tals, New York. With5 cars, fences, track, power pack; plus 2 inter* JUNGLE STRESS changeable car bodies. CHATTANOOGA (AP) - High blood pressure, normally asso- ciated with the stress bi modern living, has been found in the 88 Jungle, says Dr. Paul Dudley White, the famed Boston heart 19 specialist. "I suppose," Dr. White told the Tennessee Valley Medical As- sembly, "that there is a great Garden Mark farm! MATTIL'S MTECTIVE SET-40%0FM deal of stress in the Jungle — with the elephant in the bush, MACHINERY RUNS Originally 5.331 Big 25' automatic cap- the crocodile in the river, snakes firtafl aim—pull back bolt, it fires 10-shof in the trees and the worst ell- ON BATTERY bunt. Snub-nose .38 ihooh safe *oft "Bullets." mate in the world." Complete from barn to sacks of real corn! Build- ings, equipment, animals, crops, people, plus "power plant", that runs forward and reverie.

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Reg. 9.98 NEW JERSEY BtU track and rail, battery box. 7 wheels, tubular steel handle. ** SATISFACTION GUARANltti) or your money back NO MONEY DOWN when you buy on Crtdtt at Wards IQ-Tlmnriay, Nov. 15, 1962 RED BAM BEGlSTEfl Indict Provenzano* Truckerj|Ml«wn»«, S»u aid, ii ' b Under Taft-Hartiey Aet S$n Mid Kletter ptld &t rent, TFmcher Pay Level al to the attorney. The hate on NEWARK (AP) - Teaatttr the Qrand'Jury, »M tin bouse the house was for two yeari. leader Anthony (Tony >) Pro-wu bought'- for $38.1)00 with • att*M.vnfcartDW«fcW«l«*«on* Shows Small Gain venrano- and the of * down payment of $8,080 and »*,• He' said Piovenzano hai been Education Association reported trucking concern were Indicted MO mortgage. < living In the house ilace IBM, TRENTON (AP)— The average today. by a federal Grand Jury yester- He said Kletter hid? an at- Provenzano Is also preaWent of classroom teacher in New Jersey Monmouth was in tenth position day on charges of violating the torney buy the house in the at-the Joint Council 78, New Jertey gets $8,308 a year, an increase among 21 counties In pay level. Taft-Jterttoy Act.' tortey's wne- and tew, ft for Teamsters. of $204 over last year, the N. J; The NJEA said a typical teach- Provenzano, president' of er salary guide in the state pro- Teamsters Local ,560, ftoboken, vides a starting salary of $4,500 and an International vice pres- for a college graduate with a deat of the Teamsters Union, and maximum of $7,250 in 13 years. Louis Kletter, president of East- 9 RH.-IKW BARGAIN TIKE KLARIN'S It said the average teacher now ern Freight Ways, Inc. of Carls- Paint & Wallpaper Co. has 12.7 years experience, down tadt, are charged In the indict- IEEPHONE CALLS from 17.1 years in 1954, reflect- inent. for ing a greater proportion of new Kletter Is charged with giving teachers. 'NOW, THE WORLD' —Like most Americans those days, members of the Red Bank • PAINT thing of value — a home — Now-Jo addition totta low rates In effect after 6)>.M, Business and Professional Women and students at Red Bank High School are busy • WALLPAPER The NJEA said the teacher pay to a representative of his em- nWjmn lowir rate* apply after9 P.M. for many call* scales in New Jersey leave the thinking about world affairs. The club women brought in students to talk the situ- ployees. Provenzano is" charged madalriside New Jersey. • RELATED SUPPLIES with accepting It. state in a poor competitive po- ation over at a dinner in Peterson's Restaurant la it night. Here, left to right, are For e'xampie-3-mlnute station rate from' Newark to • TILE sition for teachers. It said teach- Kletter, the indictment states, Randall Simmons, Shrewsbury, a sophomore, and Elizabeth Breverton, a junior, dis- Wildwood: • UNPAINTED ers in New York state get better made a house at 47 Lockwood pay and the, average 1962 college cussing a'point with George Davis, Middletown, teacher of international relations PI., Clifton, available to Proven- Daytlme...60<;After6 P.M;..45<;9 RM.-4:3OA.M...35«. FURNITURE graduate entering business or in at the school. On the right side of the table are Shirley Katz, Little Silver, and zano for the bitter's "use and These radactd rate* do not apply to other calif auch • WATERPROOFING dustry got $6,230 a year to start. enjoyment" beginning July. 12, as person-tc-penon, collect or credit card calls. Howard Scher, Red Bank, both seniors. COMPOUNDS 1956. NEW JERSEY BELL The NJEA figures for teachers U. S. Attorney David M. Satz, "The Color Center include only classroom teachers cent, compared .with 276 for pro- program to demonstrate projects Jr., who presented the case to ol Monmouth County" and do not apply to administra- duction workers, 288 per cent placed in competition at sclenc tive posts or specialists. Science Fair 2ft MONMOUTH ST. for teachers nationally, and 284 and engineering fairs. Supple- ltd lank SH 7-3838 The salary report said that be- percent for all wages and sal- mental laboratory demonstrations tween1939 and 1961, New Jersey aries. Project Basis are conducted by guest scientist: JOIN 1963 teachers' pay went up 189 per Hie actual salary ranges in the and engineers, and the applicatio: state ranged from Glen Ridge's of the student's project to in- CHRISTMAS CLUB high of $11,500 for a teacher with Of TV Show dustry and research is shown. 30 years experience to a low of NEW YORK-Richard Lawn, ; Appearing with Richard on thii PREFINISHED $3,700 for starting teachers in 271 Lenox Ave., Long Branch, edition of "The Science Age" wi Jackson Township (Ocean Coun- N. J., a winner in the Central I'ty) and Watchung (Somerset New Jersey Science Fair, held be Dr. Gerald T. Kubo, associate County). last spring at Rutgers University, professor of civil engineering PLYW Fifteen communities pay some will be a guest on "The Science New York University College ol II of their teachers more than $10, Age," on TV Channel 4, from Engineering, who will explain th< 000 a year and six others have 12:30 to 1 p.m. Sunday. I top salary scales over $10,000 extension of photoelasticity ii CHECK LIST I but have no teachers with enough Richard's sophisticated project, research and development, anc seniority yet to draw top pay. "Photoelasticity-The Study of Stress," will be the keynote for Warren Greenwald, supervisor ol The NJEA said Hudson County *N Broadway, Long Branch, DONT BUY FROM SMALL SWATCHES! the entire program, presented by photo-stress engineering in had the smallest average pay in- New York University in co-oper- MMdtotown Shopping Center crease this year, $56, dropping instruments division of ation with the WNBC-TV PuKic KEYPORT - OAKHURST - HOLMDEL it from second to sixth place Budd Company, who will show SEE THE COMPLETE 4 FT. PANEL! Affairs Department. among the counties. Ocean had the important application of these the biggest increase, $334, moving Teenage students appear on theprincipals in industry. SEE ALL THE FINISHES AVAILABLE! up from 13th to 11th place. Essex had the highest average salary of $8,729 while Cumber SEE ALL THE INSTALLATION METHODS! land was lowest at $5,434. The ranking of the other coi ties: Bergen $6,555; Union $( 476; Morris $6,419; Mercer «U At Huffman & Boyle. / SEE ALL THE MATCHING MOLDINGS 380; Hudson $6,372; Passaic $6 Opeit9t30to9t$0,Sit.to6 270; Somerset $6,242; Middlese $6,149; Monmouth $6,068; Ocea / CONSIDER THE BETTER PANELS! $5,990; Sussex $5,975; Cape Ma $5,878; Salem $5,848; Camden $5 846: Burlington $5,807; Huntei don $5,798; Warren $5,7M / SEE RED BANK LUMBER'S Gloucester $5,715; Atlantic $5,701 The NJEA also called for pai Rich in Storage, PLYWOOD CENTER! sage of a bill raising the state' minimum salary schedule fo priced from 4.95 to 22.08 per panel teachers. It said only a few di; Craftsmanship and tricts do not pay above the stati set minimums. It estimated th cost of the bill at $1,850,904 Design detail,.. RED BANK LUMBER year for the few districts affec ed. "where everybody buys" It adds up! 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Open 9:30 to 9:30; Saturday 'tile ' numt 19 BROAD STREET RED BANK LOUIE 85 OBOE, fiATONTOWN, U i?-1010 umnam *$fc Thanksgiving Fare Supply R£D BA^iC REGISTER Tkursday, Nov. 15, 15&2-11 :• i • t er man tost year. Between lfl asdrib, porterhouse sad strWa. In W pounds _e pricts wfll ,te 33the' Soofhesst, porfc fevorlte* wfll % Abundant. Some Price* Upcalf in Ae Hew Vault mstrripaUt-be pfeotiful tad tttnetivrfy , airea emputA wift 23 turn pood. - THE AMttOATED nUEM 1 Now ji; the tfjge Turkeys of H foiutdt or lessl* y*»r ago. Heavier Wjds wiU go In at least one ?rea, tf«j Soutn- , for M cents a pound! west, the price of chicken was known foods are* available this] Other meat dishes include round described as continuing almost week and at reasonable prices. roasts, chuck roasts and steaks—unbelievably low. Aside from seasonal fruits and START YOUR vegetables which periodically dis- appear from markets, most foods were reported in an abundant IMTED TNK OFFER M supply throughout the country, What Isn't available fresh may be available canned or frozen. CHRISTMAS CLUB What isn't In abundant supply may be in plentiful supply. The The scarcest *upply still was de- scribed as tjmple. Emphasis this week will, of course, be on stocking up for Thanksgiving Day. Turkeys, need- leu to say, are reported In abun- dance. •; One nationwide supermarket

•* prices will be a bit higher than a year ago. Mnvowt PORQMSESf * Says Nixon 8PlA«S£TTHrSS

* HrW Caused His TOWliPATTBJI Own Defeat WASHINGTON (AP) -Rep. Frank Thompson. Jr., D-N.J., Mid former Vice President Rich- ard M. Nixon contributed to his own defeat in last week's elec- tion because he showed contempt ft>r the intelligence of California voters. Nixon was defeated in Ms bid for a political comeback by Gov. ANNOUNCING. Edmund (Pat) Brown of Califor- W« an a»w Mylu INTCKUT m 1SSS Ckrfaimaa Ctak nia who won re-election. Httt FOR YOU a a . Aaaa—Hi' Stlict a (la— to atari ya«r Mtda anal lain taday In a letteri to constituents, Ha—> M WixkJr and r OX «owum» CHRISTMAS CLUU California voters." NOnNALTV CtUMU OH INCOMttSTCD CUM California has many Important problems, Thompson said, but internal communism Is not one Gracious terving with OuTowU Touch! Thi$ beautifully of them. Jinuhed{^a!m»trve*ataeommieiadiest/orypurtnamred There was little justification tilver,with ianith-jmof KrtMtff. Hat enough *po<& to store a THE for making subversion a key campaign1. Issue, Thompson i added, "and particularly for close to form o dewrolor's dream table. Can't you put tee it mailing it the basis of such at- in your home! • v . ; tacks on Governor Brown." ( "Undoubtedly these tactics I won votes," Thompson said, rotfaSOMrCM COUNTY NATIONA; L BANK mdTowteSteriiw Silver v . .-•• -• •'• . .. •..,- • "but in my judgment the net Stnktfmrt Jt' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation effect was to alienate a large fardtMtkai Da wailtlu duifnt fnm cur hip conwUen of Tonto (at- number of California voters Inn. IWm «nto tni ttm on a y* l»al whose independence of thought * NOW ... 9CONVENIENT OFFICES enabled them to see the issue In Its true perspective." *REDBANk NEW SHREWSBURY HOWELC TOWNSHIP I Nuu mad ma Information mcanHnn jraarl LOGICAL EXPLANATION ! lay-away or charia acuun^i. AIM " KEYPORT EKiHSHTOWN ATUNTIC HIGHUNDS MIAMI (AP)-A Miami father I Ckrlitmn catalasvi. of a teenage daughter swears {NAME .- J..., ii ,. this is true: r v FREEHOLD (2J LITTLE SILVER The daughter answered the telephone, talked110 minutes and China and Glass Shop, Inc. hung up. 147 Broad St., R.d Bank, N. J. In reply to her father's con* SH 7-4600 pliment on the unusually short conversation, the girl said, tt Pays to Advertise in Hie Register that was a wrong number."

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Convoy tpd loden cotts Imported from Britain «nd McGregor's Stockholm the continent. 39J9S on the 300, pile lined and col- Warm wool car coat (ROAD AND FRONT ITMITS main floor. 29.95 In «h» lared, strips down to the Pile lined all-weather coat backed with acrylic pile RID BANK. N.J. • SH 14300 Young Men's Shop, ttcbnd twill shell when fh* comes with quilted tloev* and a plaid kicker, zip- weather left up, 39.95. liner this yaaf, 39,96. off hood, 45.00. 12-TfajrKkr, N«v. 15, 1 BED BANK BEGJSTlft Achievement Presented FREEHOLD - Glenn Gerken, Council president Ralph Hansen, JerseyvTUe, state winner in the Tennent, presented the pins to NeteJ Boldly yontfiful 4-H Club achievement arid lead- council members. styles...for the better ership program, will be among Clifton Warden, West Frt-hold. the four New Jersey-representa- leader of the Freehold Junior wardrobe...by tives at the National 4-H Club Dairy Club was honored by his conference in Washington, D! C,club for his many yean of lead- this spring, George W. Siver, Jr., ership and guidance. Ad am 4-H dub agtaa£ announced at the HATS third annul achievement night program held in the Intenoedjste STOCK REDUCTION Three bedi, "look-ahead" styles School here. New ...jut w different aj they an Danny Hawkins, Manalapan, dUtinjuiilied! Selected fan a. first place winner, in the state 4-H Monmouth treamrr of Adam models all tomato processing crops project, Bade with quilily materiali and will receive « wrist watch and Michael Corley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corley, Millbrook Dr. traditional craftsmanship. Sec be honored at the state Veg- etable Growers Association an- competing in the National Foot- them all...you'll tike on* with ball League Kick, Pass and Punt HURRYI HURRY! N*wb*rrys bfggnf vclut. in ytwsl W.'r* d*f*rmfnte! to brtak ail ratMt wtth KM MGGEST BARGAINS avarf Our whe»* it** ! 0.00 nual meeting in Atlantic City, Dec. S. ."•',•' Contest. Saturday, at Shrewsbury It brimming over with SPECIAL VALUES galore, all first quality... terrific savings ftwt will Mp you smrtdi yaw dollors-w* con show wily a School, was winner in die seven- It was announced that Peggy year-old group. He won a New few. Coma, shop tv*ry di artm*nt-«>mpar» our low prices with any star* of similar slu sis* In tewnl KJY NOW-SAVI NOWI CM hm aariyl Kaul,, Colts Neck, had been P York Giants warm-up jacket. named alternate (second place) in the state awards program 1 achievement and the horse pro] Connie Spadora, daughter of ect. Mr. an,d Mrs.. Vincent Spadora, Special awards were presented celebrated her third birthday to more than 200:4-H club mem- Nov. 8. Present were Mr. and bers. Mr. Siver presented these Mrs. George West, Atlantic High- county achievement medals: lands and other members of the gardening, Charles Wlkoff, 3d, family. RobertsvHle; entomology/Charles Nation, Haxlet; William Emm- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Spadora rich, Jr., and Johanna Breisch, have returned from a week's va Keyport; beef, Mary Ann Mcln- cation in East Winn, Maine. tosh, Marlboro. MEN'S SPORTS And, dairy, Joanne and Sandy Mr. and Mrs. Max Steiner and Daves, Wayside, and Peggy Kaul; family of Washington, D. C, || horse, Glenn Gerken and Joanne spent the weekend with Mr. and SHIRTS WITH paves; achievement, Pat anc Mrs. Abe Steiner, Daniel'Pi: ! Teddy Frudden, ClarkSburg, anc Peggy Kaul; clothing, Sharon Stew- LONG SLEEVES art and Kathleen O'Donnell, Colts Dr. Victor Escovedo of Ban- 20.OAUON POLY Neck, and Carmela DiGiorgio, ning, Calif., is spending this week TRASH BARREL Clarksburg; dairy foods demon' with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Steiner. stratioii, Patricia Satterthwait 1.97 Cream Ridge. The third birthday of Robert INFANTS' Leach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Also, bread demonstration, Ted- A marvelous froup of George Leach, Wilson Ave., was PRINTED dy Frudden;foods-hutrition, Car- celebrated Saturday at a family sports shirts, many wash oline Dudley, West Long Branch, party. and wear. In big selec- and Carmela Di Giorgio; home economics, Mary Gordon, Allen- tion of prints—foulardsv • Reg. 5.98 town, Alice Dudley, West Long Miss Joyce Malonc, Kim Ct, conversational*, tai- . Branch, and Patricia1 Frudden. attended the Future Teachers of loreds. Regular collars America meeting in Atlantic City Unbreakable plastic, rust- Also, - leadership,. Glenn Gerken, with stays or button- Wonderful value in printed Friday. proof; water ti»nt,' light Mary Gordon, Patricia Satterth down collars with back aoetatatrlcet, acetate filled. to lift Snug-fitting cover. The new wait, and Alice Dudley; fashion White and pink. HIM,or 20 tal *izt; colors. Frank Lennon, Delores PI., button in group. 1 or 2- revue, Barbara Woodward, Eng •mail*, 38i48 inches. lishtown, Mary Gordon, teddi left this week on a business trip pocket styles. S-M-L-XL. ABBEY and Pat Frudden, Alice, Rutr to Luxembourg. and Caroline Dudley, Kathlee MEN'S SHOP O'Donnell, and Patricia Satterth Jane Ryan, daughter of Mr. wait. and Mrs. Christopher Ryan, Mill- 62 Bread St. Rtd Bankf Achievement pins, based on'the brook Dr., celebrated her second number of ye«r« and accomplish- birthday recently at a family Open Wed afld Fri. ments In'4-H work, were pre- party: Chris Ryan celebrated his Huge Assortment Use Your Easy Charge sented to club members by their eighth birthday at a luncheon HASSOCKS WITH respective club leaders. 4-H Youth Nov. 6. Present were Brian Smith, Leonard and Barbara THROW PILLOWS Glowzenski, Brian Hermann, Mi- VINYL PLASTIC RCA VICTOR RED SEAL chael Corley, Daniel Meenan, Jo- seph, John and Stephen McCar- thy and Edward Dologhan. COVERING

A discussion on the motion pic- ture, "Question 7," was held at 3.99 the meeting of the Kouples Klub Big buy8 at only 3.99! In ! Many sizes, shapas, colors and PAST AND PRESENT of the King of Kings Lutheran round or square shapes, Church Friday. Rev. Rudolf material*' to •chooia .from* . "Some of the rarest treasure* from Reinaru,. assistant pastor of St. 15" high With foamrub- RCA Victor's viuto." HlBhlv Priwd John's First Hungarian Lutheran •ber cushion, 4" deep. 10" collector's Itsms Include Xrilsler re- Church of Perth Amboy was a tapereid hardwood legs, cordings with Efram Bmballtt, Rach- guest. Rev. Reanaru who was a walnut finished, with maninoff, QtraMin* Farrar, John displaced person from Esthonit, McCormiek. 16-pag# book,with rar* brass ferrules. Ivory, per- 3 PC. DEN photos. Monaural only. LM4099 spoke about life under Commu- nist rule. Hostesses were Mr. and simmon, turquoise, red, Heavy vinyl covers with sturdy metal legs and springs "A real plum for avtry col- Mrs. Raymond Fuller and Mr. green, tan or black vinyl. . . .Choice of white, turquoise or persimmon. lector." RCA Victor vault re- and Mrs. Richard Swanby. cordings dating from 1907. 13 Caruso selections. 8 never before on L.P. In- James Litttefield, son of Mr. 2 CHAIRS and LOVE SEAT cludes mmy of his famous and Mrs. John Littlefield, Bay- operatic roles. Monaural berry La., celebrated his 10th REG. 39.95 NOW only. LM-2639 birthday Sunday at a family par- WITH MCWC 0UWT! ty- Many of these famous Glgll selections haw been out of print for years. Fourteen IMPERIAL LAPY selections, Sevan operatic U.S. Flag arias and ttvtn songs all ELECTRIC recorded with full orchestra. Being Presented ELECTRIC CAN- Monaural only. IM-2S24 RARITAN TOWNSHIP -A U.S. flag that was flown over the Capi- HAIR DRYER BOTTLE OPENER Re-Issue recordings of two tol at Washington for 24 hours of the grtatttt Wagnerian singe'* of all time. That* will be presented to the high original recordings were cut school this afternoon by Bayshore In thalatalWffs. Monaural Post 737, Jewish War Veterans only. LM-aSlS and its auxiliary. Presenting the flag to R. Single lever fingertip ae> tfdn—opens any size or Thomas Jannarone, superintend- shape can. Magnet holds ent of schools, will be Bertram lid. 10 yr. guarantee on Goldstein, service officer of the ing case. cutting wheel. JWV. Mr. Goldstein said the flag was obtained with the help of Sen. Harrison Williams, Jr. ' "On* of the finest documents of Rubinstein's life-long devotion, to Church Men's Group Mozart" Rubinstein himself has Sets Annual Banquet provided the cadenzas in the places EXTRA SPECIAL BUYS! which Mozart laft open In tht manu- ASBURY PARK — Rev, Gene script of the C- M Inor Concerto. Gregory, pastor of the Blooming- Let your 18" SNO-BLOWER LM/LSC-2U4* dale Baptist Church will be the Men's Thermal guest speaker at Die annual ban- Majestic waltz music for en- quet of the Men's Bible Class of Tops & Bottoms chanting listening and a spir- the First Baptist Church in Fel- do that heavy CLEAN-UP! ited polka for th« fun of - it* lowship Hall Friday Evening, Reg. 1.98 Colorful, light-hearted readings Dec. 7. The affair is scheduled of: "Artists' Life," "Treasure for 7 o'clock. Waltz " and others. This Winter 1 LM/LSC-2SO0* Rev. Gregory will illustrate his TODDLERS PILE LINED talk with chalk drawings. Dick A hi-fi, stereo spectacular in- Belthe, accordionist, will enter- HOODED cluding the sound of actual tain, and Ken Keating will direct flreworksl Dramatic, readings filled with splendor and gran- a medley of longs. ' diosity. Stokowskl conducts a Bill Adams heads the com JACKETS 125-plece orchestra, on* of the mittee in charge, assisted by largest evtr assembled in a Mel Stewart, Herman Eloe, and Sixes 2 to 4 recording studio. Bruce Houck. LM/LSC-2612* 2.97 R«g. 3.98 "This is the music In which Munch excels!" Two favorite Yule Party concert pieces. For lovers of ASSORTMENT 19th Century French music Is Planned and sound enthusiasts. 100% WOOL LM/LSC-2647 HAZLET — Mrs. Frank Mc- Cleaster U chairman of the Christmas party and dinner REMNANTS uvitM sTiaie Mt) NONWIM. m-n aw *ALSO ON TAK which the Crescent Club will hold In St. John's Melhodist Church, High Fashion Ask ftr tki aUV WHERE YOU SEE THIS SYMBOL Dec. 18. Mrs. James Neidinger RCA Victor M Uti -W. ofl.r tht n» RECORD DEALERS Easy'to oparata .. .large Holiday Pastels SPECIAL OROtf) SERVICE miklni will be In charge of fable decora- "tltt 6HMI," •vatliblf «v«ry racord In tht «••> tions. fcoop with vibration-fr«* ftitirlnf mr 101 RCX VkSwr Rtd Sttl uttlof. lit ui 3.98 yd. value The club recently heM its fall lift artef throw b'lowar lift umittons banquet In Clare and Cobv's Rt. for nislc Iswri. Wlwn You Wint It 34, Savrevllle. Fall leaves, throwi mow far away VISIT OUR STEREO ROOM —2ND FLOOR oumpkins and chyrsanthemums from operator. SImpU were used to decorate the tables construction, sturdily built Members exchanged secret pal COLOR TV HEADQUARTERS gifts. to last with a.minimum of maintenance. Regular 1.29 OCTET TO SING MIDDLETOWN-An octet from the local chapter of Sweet Ade- lines, Inc., will sing Saturday at a party for children afflicted with 30 BROAD STREET RED BANK muscular dystrophy. The party Red Hank's oldest, mosl experienced television store will be held at 4 p.m. In the Ma< »nic Temple, Woodbrldge. SECTION TWO Tax Reduction Proposal Will Be Debated byBusinesSf Civic Heads ^WASHINGTON (AP) - The ad- half 1963, he said, but without ministration tosses its tax reduc- enough steam to reduce unemploy- tion idea into a big roomful of ment or boost profits. Industry,'labor and civic leaders Rate Reduction today and invites a free-for-all Then he stated the case for in- debate on how, when and whether come and corporate tax reduction to cut. as a stimulant. Kennedy has an- But the debate is mostly behind nounced he will send the new closed doors. And Walter W: Hell- Congress a program for general er, chairman of President Ken- rate reduction and reform, taking nedy's Council of Economic Ad- effect—at least in part—on Jan. 1. visers, gave notice Wednesday A gradual reduction, over a year night that Kennedy already has or two, has been hinted by offi- made his basic decision on how cials. to Jog a jaded economy. , Case FPt t«x Cuts! "The basic economic case for aGG Finds tax cut," Heller said, "rests on c]ear economic principles, now well known, repeatedly demon- Wreckage; NEW CHAMIER MEMBERS— Edw«M H. Cenway, left, presidenr/of fh» itrated, and widely accepted. Community Chamber of Commerce, yesterday welcomed nine new-members to tne "To remove the dual tax drag Two Aboard on the economy—both the drag on organization. Shown-with him are two of them, Mrs, Adrienne Straus of the Junior 1 NEW YORK (AP)-The Coast markets and drag on incentives— Guard has found wreckage jt Baxaar, II White St., and Tino Islcalis, vice df tthhe IttiInternational l CCrane is a central concern of today's «ays is apparently from an over- economic policy in the Kennedy and Excavator Corp., 103 East Front St. due vessel with two men aboard, i . . . . administration.". -. one the son of -a New Jersey He spoke before a special ex- coupled panded meeting of the President's 21-man Labor-Management Advis- -The wreckage that appeared to 9 Join Red Bank Chamber be from the 30-foot sloop, Kria, ory Committee. It was expanded by flife Invited participation of was found'washed:up on the; Group Prepares for Board of Directors Electicm some 150 other executives, union beach near Napatree Point, R.I., yesterday. Broad St.; Everett C. Baynton, Bayrittn'* chiefs; economists and public offi- RED BANK-The Red Bank Community .The Kria -ha3 been overdue SNOW? NO! GO! —Monmouth County is defermined fhis year foilree motorists Floor Covering, 36 West Front St., and Harold cials. Chamber of Commerce yesterday welcomed since Saturday on a 50-mile voy- B. Goldberg of Harold's Radio and Electric Idea Rejected from as much trouble as they 'han had In past years with snow^ Here, right, nine new members. Heller rejected the idea, voiced age from Port Judith, R.I., to Shop, 16 West Front St. . 1 Howard J. Preston, Marlboro, explains the advantages to be gained in us» of Hir Irwin Vogel, a chamber director and pres- >y some, members of "Congress, Essex, Conn ., where the boat: The board yesterday appointed a nomin- was to be put in winter storage: ident of the Retail Trade Board, introduced ating committee to appoint candidates for that tax reduction has become un- newly-purchaied Sno-So machine.. Looking on, left to rfght, ar« Freeholder Director •t a board of directors meeting Mrs. Adrienne board seats. The general membership bit the thinkable in . view of this fiscal Aboard were the owner, Thom- Joseph C. Irwin, Freeholder-eleel Benjamin, Ranslfin and Freeholder Charles,, j» Straus of the Junior Bazaar, 11 White St. and chamber Win vote by mail on the committee's year's expected $7.8 billion budget as Ewing-IV, 3j, a New York Smith. The machina can sfow down to .63" miles per hour or go at fa«f «* 47- mph. Tino Iskalis, vice president,of the Interna- selections. The terms of 10 directors are due deficit announced on Tuesday. Tax lawyer, and David ,R. Evans, 28, tional Crane and Excavator Corp., 103 East to expire this year. Theyjwe Edward H. Con-, reduction would deepen the red of 446 East Wth St., New York; It can toss snow «t the rate of 30 tons a minute as distant ai 175 fs«t or cart" fill Front St. way, president; C Donald English, 'Peter ink. Evans is the son of Mr. and waiting trucks.- •• ' : . , ....'••. '••. ;' - Other newijneinbew include Walter .Wilson Genovese, Rlgaud B. Paine, Dr. James: W. The committee's speeches— Mrs. Roger Evans of 30 Farm of the Palace Diner, 45 Monmouth St., Her- Parker, Douglas J. Schotte, Robert L. Taylor, Heller Wednesday night, Secre- Rd., Trenton, N. J. He attended Louis Vaiti, James Van Pelt and Mr. Vogel. 9 man Pfoilis, Paris Pastries, 49 Broad St.; tary of Labor Willard Wirtz and Trenton High School and Yale Ocean May Patrick TrimbolL PaAe Drag Co., 51 Broad Members of the nominating committee Secretary of the Treasury Douglas University. The father is assist- 'Retarded School St.; Paul Seldin. Seldin's Quality Jewelers, are Joseph T. Grause, Mr. Vogel, J. Raymond Dillon todayr—-were open to the ant district supervisor, for a util- 43 Broad SU Leon Wigdprte, Wiggies, 86 DeRtfder and William Magee. . ^ press. The debates in between ity company. Join Shore Wens.not. The Coast Guard said the ... wreckage consisted of a sou'wesi Hearing BWIir fodk off trom tile assump- ter hat marked with Ewing'sRegional Bd. Gets tion Jhat his audience, like him- RED'BANK —"the Zoning The association is reportedly name, blue painted boat floor WEST LONG BRANCH - Pe- self, considered the present and Board of Adjustment last night ready to buy the 11-room house New Jersey boards, parts of a small door,, ter Cooper, Shore Regional postponed, until Nov. 29 the pub- on Maple Ave. for $23,000. Train- prospective gaini of the economy For Injuries pieces of a boat cabin, and .a Board of Education president, ex- lic hearing on an application by ing Facilities presently are lo- inferably stow.The business rise buoyant seat cushion. probably will continue during first- plained last night mat the board the Monmouth County Unit of the cated at 33 Riverside Ave. • News Briefs In Store Fall met "recently with Ocean Town- New Jersey Association for Re- Previous attempts by the-as- ship officials in what was "mere- tarded 'Children'; to locate Its FREEHOLD - A Motjmouth sociation to obtain variances; for ly the talking stages" for the training fadfityaf 1ST Maple Ave. County, .jury here yesterday an expanded facility have been Savings Set possibility of Oc&th Township- The board's attorney, Samuel awarded an Englishtowri man joining the four original com- futile.^ '..' .. . • ' ;..';,>• A Hoboken UNION - About 50 turkeys p oo f /njuries he suffered the dozen resi: JERSEY iS or WASfflHSTON h : wwer e pcpacing g awayy, their when he fell in the basement of dents thaf hal' asiembled tor' the city ordinance requii of Ameria^n tiwelers w}ll begin per cent tax on the price of rijflt;School. priyati vendors at ice crei mtrabered- in Municipal Cwrt liquid sealer to the basemen out a :"pfeferehee form'*' indicat- Coll ege of Medicine an- Ocean County Funeral Directors Blumberg of Hazlet, secretary, the one church, she said, the Me-names of participating funeral Tuesday night after pleading floor. ing requirements It may have in nounced today the appoint- Association took a "wait and it hopes to eliminate "pagan, morial Association is non-sectar- directors. WhetheMhere are any guilty to violating a state sta- contemplating funeral; ami burial ment of Dr. Harry A. La Burt Judge Simmill granted motions see" position {last night on possi- emotionally-charged" demonstra- ian and non-profit.' in the county (now, she declined tute that calls for employers arrangements. as acting chairman of the De- dismissing similar suits; against ble effects of a,group now being tions and unduly expensive fu- to say, referring the question to engaged in municipal contract- She conceded, however, that ThB Memorial Association also partment of Psychladry. Dr. Bam-properties, Inc., and R.H. formed to minimize funeral costs nerals." the Rev: Harold R. Dealt of Mid- oral work to pay employee! persons who would require a La Burt Is senior director of Macy Co., operators of Bam and services. Cost Figures dletown, pastor of the Unitarian encourages 'its members to prc-J overtime for anything over the Creedmoor State Hospital, berger's, and I. Sonnerborn church service before burial William Posten of Atlantic Mrs. Blumberg said Church. He was not available, vide for use of part? of the body eight hours In a given day. Ac- Queens Village, N.Y. Sons, Inc., a Blanchard subcon- probably would be precluded Highlands, president, said the di- ommended cost figures have been however. . ,, • for medical research by nation- cording to Magistrate Samuel tractor. frote obtaining benefits of the rectors, meeting at the Mana- arrived at for Moamoutfi County Memorial Association's program. Mr.Pos^en ,^4itlie Funertl ally recognized Institutions. Sladkus, it was the. first time re > the 4t-year«M law has ben HJLLSBOROUGH - Charle. ! ' sous* River Golf Club, here, dis- but that in Paramus, where she Directors Association has no resented the Blanchard firm ai Add To Dignity ptjn'; receipt; of the "prefer<- tested. The statute deals only West of Fort Lee was fined $10 cussed informally a recent news said a similar organization has policy tarring- meiaber* from be; the trial. The association, she said, ence' forms,", the Memorial' As- with state, county or municipal last night after being found guilty releasrby ithe organization, the been successful, funeral costs coming. participants' in the plain: would encourage the conducting sociation advises 'what services contracts. The complaint of trespassing on the farm oi Memorial Association of Mon- have been held to between $200 He said he kno$sV(S£ no-hiember of memorial services at suitable are available within the limit's of against Cruz was brought by Mrs. Rosa Breu on Oct. 20. Wesl CD to Use School mouth County, but took no def- and $250. who is curr^Hi a* jtartfdpant. times after burial or cremation. the individual requirements, Mrs. the State Department of said he wouldn't have tres- OCEANPORT - The Board ol inite stand. She said savings have been She said it is believed this would Since pubilcatioft;of the initial Blumberg said. ' , tabor. d but a wind shift of 90 de- Education last night authorized "We want to find out more made by eliminating embalming, grees blew his parachute ofl the use of the Wolf Hill Avenue about it," he said. cutting out "viewings," arranging add to the dignity of the serv- news release, 'Mrs. .nBIumberg A pamphlet explaining the pro- ice, would reduce the emotion- said, the Memorial Association course while he was taking pan School by the Civil Defense or- The Memorial group is spon- for prompt burial or cremation, gram in detail, she said, 's avail- in a civil defense air rescue drill. and use of low cost accommoda al strain, and contribute to keep- has received many inquiries. ganization, as a shelter, and sored by several tnembers of the able on request to her at her Seek to Keep He said he was supposed to land granted permission for the stor- First Unitarian Church of Mon-tions. ing costs down. A family may enroll by paying on property of Adams Air Park age of supplies there. mouth County, Middletown. Though the original trustees for In time, Mrs. Blumberg said, a J5-registration fee and filling home, 16 Virginia Ave., Hazlet which adjoins the farm. Mag- Museum at istrate Victor Rizzolo said the fine was a "warning to para- Monmouth chuters in general to be sure to St. John's Church Rector Is Reassigned to N. Y. parachute: onto land you're wel- RED BANK - The OHnnnwity come to cojiie onto." time chaplain of Rockland the inmates of a youth institu- Chamber of Commerce has again LITTLE SILVER — Rev. created under a general ex- State Hospital, Orangeburg, tion. • taken steps to keep the U.S. Albert Allen Attenborough, pansion of mission services. N.J Y. This assignment, too, Army Signal Corps museum at PHILADELPHIA —Sebastian rector of St. John's Episcopal; • The New 'York" Mission The present general alms of will be of a training nature, but Its present Fort Monmouth loca- Banrne, free in $8,618 ball on Church, has'been appointed a •Society which falls, under the the Mission Society are an out- wilt be similar to his work at tion. • charges of Ignoring 276 park- chaplain .of the New York jurisdiction of the New York growth, of relatively recent Protestant' Episcopal .Mission Diocese, operates St. Barnabas Marlboro. thinking which seeks to com- The board of directors yester- Ing tickets In two years said CMI^II nFf-»li.,n 'ifXML' 1' . ' Tln.a.1. ' flfti lil..lki.VR. Of XTn... bine the usefulness of both day approved a resolution which yesterday tbat all he did was Society, effective March 1. House, 304 Mulberry St., New Nceis of Patients theology and psychology, the seeks to prevent the museum fallow Instructions oh the back In his new post, Father At- York, The house is a tempo- Subsequently, however, he rector said. from being transferred to' the of the tickets. The instructions tentiorough, who holds a doctor- rary shelter for children be- will seek to establish a liaison Smithsonian Institute,' "Washing- read: "If you desfre a hear- ate degree of sacred.theology tween the ages of 3 and 11 who between the chaplains of in- Here, he appears particular- ton, D.C. ing, you may wait for receipt jn pastoral psychology,, will are destitute, homeless and stitutions in Orange and Rock- ly qualified. The subject of of a summons by null." Ba- focus his attention on needs of neglected. , , ' lijnd Counties and the parishes The chamber interest in the his doctorate dissertation was rone, 39, lives In Merchant ville, patients and inmates of mental and missions in the same area. proposed transfer came after In addition,; the society main- a comparison between the the- N.J., and Chief- Magistrate health institutions in Orange Charles W. Hale, secretary trea tains chaplains In'41 prisons, The aim of the program will ology of St. Ignatius Loyola and -Joseph J. Hersch said the In- and; Rodfland Counties. surer of the First Wayne (Pa.) hospitals and homes, arid is be to discover the needs of modern pyschologica] thought. slructlons do not apoly to out- Federal Sayings and Loan/ A* The rector said his work will staffed by 22' clergymen • and patients as expressed by their Father Attenborough holds of-slale motorists. Hersch. sen- sociation, sought the 'chamber's be an amplification of- the 80 full-time lay. workers plus chaplains and how lay people four degrees from Temple Uni- tenced, l?arone to seven and a assistance' in his efforts to have duties he has carried out as 164 part time lay workers. may help to meet' thosv needs. versity, Philadelphia. He re- half yeats In prison yesterday the museum remain at the mili- Episcopal chaplain at Marlboro The.spciety operates-a family For Instance, the rector said ceived Ws doctorate in Feb- after Barone Indicated he tary installation. , . State Hospital, a position he Service department, engages in he, might set' up programs of ruary, 1361. Previously he would not pay a'fine of <5. parolee casework and manages visitations by women of par- At a previous meeting the has held since February. obtained a master's degree of 3M. The-sentence, 10 days for three fresh-aW caitips. :."< ticular parishes or arrange for chamber requested Congressional ' 'Supportive Therapy' sacred theology and bachelor each ticket, was the heaviest in sports competitions between the representatives to investigate the . There he has practiced what In March, Wthftr. Attenbor- degrees In sacred theology and the history of traffic court. young people of a parish and I proposal. The resolution adopted he termed "supportive ther- dugh will be named a part- in education, yesterday also' will1 be sent to apy," a kind of assistance to A former rector of Christ the legislators. , ,' . NEWARK ~ Engelhard Indus the psychiatrist by provide; Board finters Junk Business Episcopal Church, Bridgeport, tries Inc. announced it has beer moral supports to patients, in Pa., he was appointed rector Utlca Mutual Insurance Co.'s awarded a. contract in excess ol addition to offering religious RUMSON - The Board of Ed- annual audit of the J. S, Teu- of St. John's ill July, 195!). He 'Protectloncerlng" offers planned $2.5 million for reclaiming th< counsel. ucation temporarily entered the non Co., Trenton, authorized the was the first full-time rector Insurance at Its belt. We&rt- silver content of foreign coim Oh Dec. 10 ho will start a organization of boys' and girls' of the church. Nemeth Agency- SI; l-2240,-,Adv. junk business . last night in at- held by Hie U.S. Mint. The coin: three-month training program bowling teams and added four Following his ordination In tempt to clean up Its warehouse. Old Wagon Farm have a gross weight of 110 ml with the Institute for Clinical new substitutes to Its list of those 1953 ho was a curate at St. Get your apples packed for llpn-;ognces,and'an.estimated 5! :Pastors.l Training. The pro- Board secretary George Con- available. They are: Mrs. Lcnore Stephen's Church, Philadelphia. NEW APPOINTMENT — Rev. Albert A. Attanborough, ley exhibited wicker furniture, Tulls, Mrs. Patricia Stout, Mrs1. winter now. McInWsh, Opaies. million'ounces., o_f "sl"slivel r content, grani will require him P work When he takes up Ms new rector of St. John's Epijcopal Church,- has resigned,to cent, Delicious, Red Rome and TJie reflrHj will be done over e :f(ve days' a week at'the Phil- in ancient television set anKathryd n Screen and G. Whitney position next year, the 37-year- Staymtui Winosap.in good, supply; tm yeal- 'per|od',at, JEngelhard'i adelphia State. Hospital', 'al- small work benches, and also old clergyman expects to re- ttik* up a new post with the New York Proteitafrr Epis- We press our own cider''fresh refining division here. There though i he will remain rector mentioned some surplus 50-gal- The resignation of Mrs. Mary aide In Sloatsburg with his wife,, copal Minion Society. Hera he poias in the Littk $11- ion drums. All Are available at from selected apples: Closing for flriery "was" inspected and ap- of his church here. Ann Manganello, second grade Carolyn, and four children, vtr Church of which he bacamrthe. first full tim* r«ftor season November 25. Rt. 35, north proved by the mint before thi Father Attertborough pointed reasonable sums. teacher, was accepted with re- Victoria, Alexandra, Charlotte of Middletown.-Adv. contract was awarded. out that his post Is newly Thft board also iccepteiid the gret, effective Jan. 25. and Antjrew. In 1959. m*ny; George Herbert Earp. Nw. 15, 1962 RED 8ANK REGISTJB due! BtzilinslcJ, Long Branch, ship, i l** ; Carmen hurt* Rih; GwnUay; LJ*»etotu Eileen Sostein, mmm t Great Brttxfn; RaH- 86 Nmv Citizens faacfe, Etlontown, Austria; Gtrmwy; Uart Evelyn Dtidhi, Wilbetmtae Ropki, Hazlet, _. ,-t---. Lif Middlt Township, FREEHOLD- Eighty-fk,ChuK*, Neptune,' ' Phllipptner, a county resident were swora is Kyoto H^hima J«»fcU*Aib«uy Pw*. Grtot Britain, Use Neptune, tolo, Holmdel Township, Italy; Nikolas ||t new citizens'of this nation Eatontown, Japaw Itorieot Marianne Thornton, New Shrew- Nicole here Tuesday by County Judge bury, Germany; Wladttmlr Oroie Kay EbeJ, Oceanport, Ger- Potts, Keyport, Great Britain: many; Ellen Preston, Keans- Schroeterr Long BranchBranch,, Ger-SlocuroGerSipcuro, LonLg *, J EdwardJ. Ascfaer. Barbara Charlotte Sichels and menko, Howell Township,- Rns- Louis wd Julia Cozzo-James Andrew Kirt, ReiI " Miss Mary Collins, nsturaliza. burg, Irish Free State;. John ^ d Jli ,Jean Carmen Sickles, Neptune, sli; Antonloi Tsougarakis, Nep- iino/BlmaBelmar,, Italyy;; XUteriM Great BrlUln, and SU tion clerk, and James J. Tunney, Germany. Louis Normand, Freehold Town- iino Lardas, Asbury Park, stateless. tune, Greece; Stevan Bencze, Emille Henry, Unioi n Beach, Ger federal immigration officer, pre- Gabriele Elke Galloway, Eaton Middletown Township, Hungary; ship, Belgium; Maria Pota, Long rated the following to Judge town, West Germany; Brenda Elisabetta Sposaro and Laura Branch, Italy; Joseph George Pe-|. Ascfaer for the swearing-in cere- Alicia Joyner, New Shrewsbury, PubHese, Long Branch, Italy; tronio, MoeganvUIe, Italy> monies: Costa ~Rica; Ann Evangeline Inna Ploom, Red Bank, Canada; Petrus Martens, Spring Lake 11 David Michael Gannon, Leon- Cantwell, Keansburg, Canada; Erich Ploom, Red Bank, Eston- Heights, Hoiiand; George Ron- ardo, Great Britain; George Jo-Ida Rosenthal, Neptune, Great ia; Sigrid Gudrun Schneuwly, kosky, Long Branch, Russia; HORSE SUPPLIES seph Hegedus, Eatonlown, Hun- Britain; Ada tlsanti, Long Ocean Grove, Switzerland; Ruth' Maria Berta Ronkosky, Long gary; Maria Avstritz, Union Branch, Italy; Benate Anna Maria and Paul Richard Arendt, Branch, Germany; PaUlda Ver- Beach, Rumania; Joseph Guzzi, Franziska and Gernot Maria Ru- Long Branch, West Germany, onica Nelson, Little Silver, FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Long Branch, Italy; Yoshiko In- dolph Winkier, Long Branch, Marie Mai Bray, Long -Branch, Great Britain; Angela Struriero, age Oliver, Long Branch, Japaa; Austria; Joseph Thomas Decker, Canada; Martha and Anne Blrgit Elke Erika Grote, Neptune, Hazlet,' Raritan Township, Ire- Hazlet, Raritan Township, Italy; RED BANK. K. J. Gotten, Brlelle, Norway; Hinrik Dekeos, Lincroft, Hyl Germany; Orlando Nuges, As- land; Anneliese and Peter Bes- Hol- bury Park, Italy; Antonio Inge- rutschko, Freewood Acres, Ho- Renee Marie Stefly, Eaton- land; Gemma Gabrielll, Red|| Ttlephont 5H 1-0554 hilleri, Red Bank, Italy; Karoly well Township, Germany; Ivan town, Germany'; Anna Roth, Lit-Sank, Italy; Morris Gass, Oak- Joief Kunst, Fort Monmouth Semenya, Red Bank, Ukraine; tle Stiver, Austria; George Roth, hunt, Ocean Township, Canada; Hungary; Felizitas Irene Malei Sadako Lykes, Freehold Town- Jr., Little Silver, stateless; Rob- Pauline Pitman, Highlands, Ger ka, Red Bank, Germany; Emmaship, Japan; Lucienne and Mi- «t WUhelm Fenn, Ocean Town- many; Q|gt ZkMtfi EVIRYTHING GOOD FOR THE FEAST1 FIRE DESTROYS INDUSTRIAL AREA —Lone fireman on ladder is silhouetted against ball of fire that roared through a nine-building industrial complex in Chelsea, Mass. Flames, fed by naphtha, gasoline and other in- flamables produced a series of explosions to spread the fire through the area. (AP Wirephotoj first GREEN h«r«'« a timely prrThanfafllv- Treat for Feet Merchants Name STAMPS ing SaU . . . plan dtlkieui Rosenthal National mcali for ib* wctktnd; buy aiwad for Hit Thanksgiving KEYPORT - Louis S. Rosen thai has been nominated to su< Stores feaitl ceed Warren W. Messerschmidt as president of the Keyport Chamber of Commerce. Mr. , Rosenthal, proprietor Keyport Jewelers and Opti- cians, is a director of the Kiwan- TODAY THIU SATURDAY, NOV.. 17 prku.ff.div* ot oil N.w Jin., is Club and a member of thePurl Knr, MMdUnrwn and N«w CHy itorti. W. nunm Hi* right to limit United Hebrew Organization. quanlltlM. N«M »M (or ramlt. Others nominated are: Edward Cohen, first vice president; Hy- Green Giant Niblets man Schwartz, second vice president; Arthur Van Buskirk, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Harrison Boggs, recording secre- tary, and Robert J. Buh- Hawaiian Punch • 3-89 ler, treasurer. Nominated three-year directors are Jules Alpine, Milton Gale, John No Coupons Ne*d«d... Buy Alt You Wont I Haley and Merrill Wallace.' Flako Pie Crust - EXTRA d*/. GREEN STAMPS t L • I • ' • - . :••' ••-•.•••• Class Officer # I wMi purdiou ol • 10 or. |ar ig*M. Pack OCEAI CARLISLE, Pa. - Nancy D. FINAST SMALL STUFFED OLIVES McAneny, daughter of Mr. anc SPRAY 2 39 Mrs. David G. McAneny, 15' South Lake Drive, River. Plata N. J., has been elected secretary EXTRA Jv(. GREEN STAMPS of the largest freshman class with purdui* of • 10 oi. (or Juiabb Pod over 360 men and women, in th 812 history of DicJdnspnXollege. FINAST URGE STUFFED OLIVES Alcoa Aluminum Foil ^9 Miss MoAneny Is *3so one © -#- three freshman gfrls recently lect£d for the Dickinson cheer EXTRA

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The twoth- e Hew Jersey Science Teacfe- day eve* Is to tc^re era Set at Monmouth College vetopmtat Ubor»*orle«,, good sdKce ntudenu he ttid, Th« advisory coundt cdnsiMs of Named Division Hltn school principals w)U npm-and to Iceep tdence teachers up j, Fred Btttett, chief executive, Snuffbfjx Still Has WEST LONG BRANCN H - Cen- paipd junior sscJeocc e symposium iiwte, w delegates,W the *ynt-o dale on bo* technical and ea< Monrnou* Council Boy Scouts; posium, authors of the beat pa-reer pre^ems. toil and southerh n NNe w Jersey hher e next yetr. ' Lloyd F. Christjanson, president, Manager by UPI pe Electronic Associates, Inc.; Dr. Devotees high schoohl l studenttd s are *doin g "H* homewohomeworrk I. in toefor m JJ^m,Wjr' Id addition to toe papers stu- NEWARK - Norman A. Caf- school dents wfll present, the sympos-Mason W. Gross, president, Rut- student* «od SO qffttfr teacherh s arell, 38, of Middletown, United ium will feature lectures by outgen University; Mai. Gen. Stu Press International, business rep- MS he hooted In a motel near Irt s ly HAL IOYLE 2sarp3srs»s* standing scientists, visiu with sd- *"• commanding general; resentative in Newark since 1986, the college, under ,the supervi- U. S. Armv Electronics Com- days to qualify tor an all-expense'whlch witt be selected to 1» desio- n of college fealty and parenlists working In nearby govern- NEW YORK (AP)-What H It otees in mis country than duringtoday was named regional execu- mental, academic tnd industrial mand; Col. Jtmes M. Ktoibrough, tive by Gerald J. Rock, UPI Jr President John Adams, Dolly the U.S. Revolution. tidpettng teacher*. ' laboratories, and career discuss- - commandiag officer, U S. eastern division manager.^ ; Hie symposium 4s financed-by Army Etectrooics Laborttory; Madison. VoHaire, Napoleon B*a- "America leads the world in YEAR-ROUND Ions vrftK pprofessionals in various pane and Babe Ruth had: |nsnuff, and we use far more than In addition to maintaining liai- grant'frof m ihih e U . SS .A ifi audpiinesii . Edward F Kokir, general man- son between UP? and its clients, Research WScethrdygMie, U.« ager, Red Bank IMWston, Bendix cominon? all the rest of the people on earth Carrier 'WEATHER.MAKER Mr. Field 'said tht symposium Why, they all used sou/f) put together," proudly, proclaimed Oafareli will be respoosfUe for Army Junior. Sdenee and Hu-1 Corp.; Wayne D. McMurmy. edi- other business and administrative inanities Symposia ProgHiji, and 'i,n no way overlaps the usualtor, Asbury Park Press, Sister You may^have thought that Gerry Gilmartin, spokesman for SYSTEMS snuff went out with the perigreethe Snuff Information Center. matters in New Jersey and'North- I* a Joint eftotfof Jtonmoirth Oil- »«i«« to program." Mary NicholaNicholas,, president. N. J. eastern Pennsylvania. leg* and the V. s;/Arihy'Efe«. Her said joined the bureau staff of UPI You Conitottobio the) meat Laboratory at Foit M(*- «d to attend a .national Junior sd- tural Gas Co.: Dri Frederick M. The so-called "Great Agelol ue of 160 million. That can be snuff" in Europe was during jt^ecompared with a production of there.in 1941 and was transferred mown. ence symporium at West Point, Raobinger, N.I. commissioner of to Pittsburgh in 1945. NOEL R. NILSON New Sbrews-N.Y., ia April-The nation*! sym-education; Monmoirfi County 16th and 17th centuries and waonls y three million pounds Jn 1875." Norman Field. largely a privilege of the aristoc- (Million Clients Mr. Cafarell attended the Uni- Air Conditioning and RefriaerfOiOH, of'the executive posium will follow the staging of Judge Elvin R. Slmmill; and Dr. versity of Pittsburgh and started Stteerfh*,y*> *">• 20 other event*. • William G. Van Note, presidentracy, . But snuff is now in its Sec- GUmartfn estimates America's 40 MRCH AVI SH 1-34S4 UTTU SILVK ond great age, and has more deV' his journalism career with the deputy director of researoh at the The Junior Science Symposium Monmouth College. snuff clientele at about six million, Buffalo Evening News. He served the reason you don't notice them three years with the Signal'Corps Is that few sniff snuff in public in Africa and Italy during World anymore. Most simply park their War II, and was awarded a com- snuff under their lower lip, or be-mendation by Allied Force Head- tween cheek and gum, and let itquarters. slowly dissolve; In 1951, Cafarell was named "Snuff precedes the discovery ol manager of the UPI Newark Bu- and West h America," said Gilmartin. "Indi reau. He was one of the organizers ana here customarily sniffed it and directors of the first and sec- through an eight-inch reed called ond annual conferences of UPI YOU SAVE TWICE..; LOW PRICES AND J# STAMPS! a cubit." editors and publishers In Wash- Explorers brought snuff back to ington, D. C, in 1960 and 1961. Portugal. Jean Nicot, French am- He has directed the expansion of bassador to Usbon, sent samples UPI's news' and nowspictures Holiday W««fc StofHoiin: home to his queen, Catherine de services in New Jersey, , Medici, who spread the fad Cafarell resides at 272 Rut- * through European nobility. Nicot'. ledge Dr., Middletown, with his Tuesday & Wd reward: He gave his name to nic-wife and four children. He will first otine. continue to make Us headquar- Evenings /TH 9 INL Snuff comes In twO forms—dry ters in Newark. . National and' finely powdered—known In the trade as "scotch—and moist, FIRST BIRTHDAY ^, November 23rd, j - Stores which is coarse cut, CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Mr. M Brands and Mrs. James Fitzsimmons, There are some 60 brands, fla- 1112 Woodmere Dr., entertained vored with licorice, dove, cinna- at a first birthday party for their mon, wjntergreen and otter fla- daughter Theresa. Attending voring ingredients. Each manu- were David Crone, Colleen Fiti- UfDA GRAM A YOUNG, BROAD MfASTID facturer guards his secret formula ammons, Gary and Harry Kern, as carefully as do the makers of James Daniel and Patricia Col- fine whiskies or Coca-Cola. lins, Lou Ann George, Eileen So far no one has nought ol Pouienc, Michael Piza, Robert coming up with a whlsky-or cola- and Diane Schar, and Michele, flavored snuff, thus combining the Mary and Charles Stranlero. various markets, Also, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Why: would anyone want to take Crone, St., grandparents of the snuff? There are several reasons infant; Miss Marie Crone, Mrs. You don't have to light it, filter Jerome Crone, Jr., Mrs. Harry or puff it-«nd it leaves the hands Kern, Mrs. Robert Collins, Mrs. free to work. Second, it is inex- Alfred Pouzenc, Mrs. Albert Piz- pensive. A weekly supply of three and Mrs. Ernest Schar, Cliff- TURKEYS ounces costs about 38 cents. wood and OEffwood Beach; Mrs. 18 POUNDS fc OVIR 12 TO 17 POUNDS •Many of Its fans also claim snuff Charles, Straniero, Keyport; Mr. helps dear their sinuses, settle and Mrs. Patrick Fitzsimmons, their stomachs and relax theii Woodbridge, and Mrs. Erwin Bu- nerves. And, finally snuff doesn'i miiter and Miss Gertrude Bumll- start forest fires or cause explo ler, Morgan. dons in chemical factories. A dragonfly larva has a large, No problem finding tenants hinged lower lip which shoots out when you advertise The Register at lightning speed to grab tad- way—Advertisement. poles and other prey. 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Plans for a holiday party Dec. 4 in the Cedar Inn, Highlands, were made. Mrs. Alfred Hardy snd Mrs. Evelyn Arruda were ARE OUR BUSINESS! among those appointed for altar duty in December. More than M years experience has gone into the se- lection of these fine diamonds—we import select- 17 JEWEL WL0VA Rosemary Renna, daughter of grade and mount onr own diamonds assuring you of Mrs. Horace Hopkins, Seabreeze the lowest prices and .finest quality. Every diamond b Meti or Ladies' Way, celebrated her ninth birth- guaranteed ia writing to you and you get a SMay Year Choice Only <' at a family party yesterday. money back privilege with each diamond. Catered Pearl and Cottared Pearl and Joseph Renna celebrated his 15th Diamond Pendant MHamood Pendant foeinty lady's and man's waterproof watch with lifetime mainspring. Fa- birthday Nov. 4, with members Weekly PAY ON CONVENIENT TERMS PAY AS LITTLE of his family. mous Bulova precision quality at this AS $1 A WEEK low price. Suspended from Enhanced by the FOR YOUR CHOICES! UKifold chain. 14K Kola chain. Linda Stover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stover, cele- JUST $1 WEEKLY PAYS FOR YOUR CHOICE! brated her 11th birthday Monday, 17 JEWEL EUMS Nov. 12 with her family. A party will be held later. Man's waterproof or Ladles' Dress watch — both with famous Elgin Sandra Sheppard, daughter of accurate, dependable 195 Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Sheppard, movements with 17 Hudson Ave., who was 15 years Jewels. PHlNcKIS CLASSIC EXECUTIVE old, Monday, was given a family IS DIAMOND PULL Vt CARAT FULL % CARAT party. BRIDAL DUET BRIDAL 9ICT MAN'S RINK 50 USE YOUR CREDIT Mrs. John Shaw was re-elected A im A 149 president of the Girl Scout and 275°° Lady* 2-dlamond drat* Brownie Mothers Club last week. No fo«iI«B-i»l •»« watch — combining 95 end tags. A «ahked beauty and serrlMablll- Others re-elected were Mrs. UNIVERSAL Charles Simpson, vice president; Mrs. Robert Evans, treasurer. PERCOLATOR OPEN AN ACCOUNT Mrs. George McGreevey Is the 77 Ten, attended the baptism of Di- 'si 14 ty is planned for Dec. 14 in the 50c. weekly Bayshore Community Church. Brews coffee ex- The Mothers Club will hold a din- actly to your ner party in Magnolia Inn, Mata- taste. Keeps hot wan, in December. Hostesses after perking. were Mrs. George Myles, Mrs. George McGreevey and Mrs. Ron- ald Nancy. GENERAL SCOUTS' CANDY SALE EIECTR1C STEAM DRY IR0N| LINCROFT — The annual Can- Changes from dy Sale of Uncroft Boy Scout steam to dry »t touch of button. Troop 110, will take place Satur- Convenient fab- NtwCMy- day. The sales will be conducted Famous Brook Pork rlo dial. . door-to-door. This is the only sale 45 Pc. Service for 8 Melmac COMPLETE project in which the troop particl UNBREAKABLE U PIECE HOME pates each year. DINNERWARE wittert stlliat tor swdi Mjt, Ml WALLACE HAIRCUT OUTFIT •In •loi^or* aa>b**t«. EXPANSION M-Pc. bi^LESS H WATCH BANDS STEEL FUTWARE Al! for only SERVICE FOR I *1.M Weekly General Electric All for 199 Portable Mixer only A complete service for 8 with Man'for 198 1' decorated pieces. Won't Udy'i J| 79 break, ohip, crack or cran, 199 50c weekly you get 8 each dinner platen, 10 ress up your watch 4 Now you can cut hair bread - butters, noun - cereal, Powerful >„. weighs lust i .'ith a modern stretch Beautiful gleaming; flat- at home so easily. Just «una nnd saucers. 1 etch uerv- 3 lbs. Pusn button boater I «nd that bugs the ware, that never needs Imagine the precloui InK platter, vegetable dish, injector. Drink mixture at-1 •Tint. Many styles In polluting. Won't tarnish, dollars , you save! You creamer and sugar. tachment Included. old filled and staln- ruat or stain. PAY as :et everything you need is. little •• too A WEEK, ?or haircuts and trims.

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THE MART. MIDDUTOWN AND UNION "now pull up your stratolounger SANS S N O W — An enthusiast makes a run dewn a new type ef portable ski eurfae., plastic brlttlis Is •heeksrbeerd faihlon, «t • sports club In «outMleM, Minn. and level with, me" The play, "Out of the Frying Chat. Charm. Disarm. You do your level best on a Stratolounger. Teenage Drama Pan", will be presented tomor- row and Saturday night only. It's a lounge, TV chair and recliner all in one! What fun ... and MONMOUTH The director is R. W. Clarke, Unit Slates Hazlet. what a gifted Christmas idea at Hiese Mart-sensible prices! DRUGS The leading roles are being SH 1.5352 Production played by Uurlie Pox, Rosalia IMMEDIATE DltlVKY Bulvuoikl, David McAneny and in E. Newman Springs Rd. M1DDLETOWN - The first Robert Luhrs, all of the local high GUARANTHO NexttoAtP teenage production (A the Wagon school, Janice Kerr, Red Bank NO WAITIN® *•' SHREWSBURY Wheel Playhouse U set to open tomorrow night. High School, and Martin Gwynn of Red Bank Catholic High School. Feature roles are being bandied by Lynne Warner and Caroline 9 RM.-NEW BARGAIN TIME Kastle of Middletown, Mike Torn- perg of Red Bank Catholic, Peter Bruguiere from Red Bank, and FOR TELEPHONE CALLS Peter Heck and John Schine, both students of Christian Brothers Academy. Now-ln sddttUn to the low fates In effect sftsrep.M., new-even towerrate s spph/«tter9PjyLformany caHs The stage manager for the pro- made inside New Jersey. ' duction is Miss Marilyn Uwley. For exampie-3-mlnuta station rate from NewarK to While on Broadway, "Out of the Wildwood: Frying Pan" enjoyed wonderful success and met with critical ac- These reduced rates do not apply to other calls such claim Barbara Bell Geddes and as person-to-persoo, collect or credit card calls. Alfred Drake were among the NEW JEKttY BOL stars in the cast. Curtain time will be at 8:40 p.m. at the playhouse at Rt. 35 If Pays to Advertise in TTie Register and Chestnut St.

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I the dub tad tix HbJjr- ta—Tburtdty, Nov. 15, 1%2 RED BANK REGISTER In the county, i*Va Wiffiun Bruno '37, Asbury P«t; Gtorte 1. McDowell *», ,?«*• Society. and deownstraiiofi* fayy vwiout Notre Dame p q I, MoGw *», The weetag COBCWW wifli *&• of Reals uA profssrioniU have Borough to Conduct cotirse sssstoai wilJ be held each borough departments," Mi, Cry Shrewsbury; Philip I. Iresse* by Father K*ae *fld John been set up and will include Mood*y lor low weeks, from 7 der said. "In an effort to provide '48, Red B#afc; Vumu Tmu, former usistutt football question and answer periods. Gub Slates to 8 p.m. in Room 105 at the well informed, prepared • baby- 51 Red Bank, and Mr, Silver. coach apd head KWtt, at Notre 1 Miss Mitchell will open the first Babysitting Course Mgh school. Students from all sitters in the community. George A. BarisdUo, club presi- Dame under Frank Leahy, and Red Bank schools are welcome meeting with a talk about baby- s 15-muiute movie about present- It is the first time a series of sitter responsibility and etiquette, Dec. 9 Event dent, announced that the Holy RED BANK — Ralphs. Cryder, I babysitting course for girls 12and are invited to bring their Name Society of St. James day life at the university. this nature has been offered to children's parties, proper use 6f ASBURY PARK - The Univer director of the parks and recr^ii ; old and over at Red Bank parents. Church, Red Bank, plans to the students of this borough. the telephone and procedures in sity of Notre Dame Club of the tion department has announcedlHigh School. sponsor a concert by the Notre Contrary to folklore, the deiert . "The program is a combined! With the aid of Miss Meredith obtaining jobs. Jersey Shore set final plans at his department will sponsor a| Beginning Dame Glee Club in February, Mr. Monday, evening effort on the part of many'Mitchell, who has conducted sim- Ensley White, recently ap- die Elks Lodge here last week bighorn sheep- cannot derive Bariscillo offered the ctub'a as- pointed civil defense director will for its participation in Universal enough moisture from plants to sistance for the event, and ap- be "present to explain the baby- Notre Dame Communion Sunday, survive. But the sheep can live Dec. 9. i d 1Willi sitter's role in civil defense. potatedMr. M"™^" ™" ror two weeks or longer without On Nov. 26, Robert Oadman, The members will hear mass deputy fire chief, will discuss in a body at Holy Spirit Church, Bank, j» net as liaison between drinking water. fire precautions and action that Second Ave,, at 9 a.m. and then should be taken by a babysitter attend a Communion breakfast II in the event of fire. He will be at the Empress Motel, Ocean I Joined by members of the First Ave. The event is a family af- Aid Squad who will include gen- fair with wives, children, other | D C SUPER eral first aid' instruction and relatives and friends of the mem-! oilier information which would be bers invited. helpful to the students. The mass will be celebrated by II the club's chaplain, Rev, Paul .D-d- MARKET At the third meeting of the ssries, Dr. Robert Counts, direc- J. Kane, Glendola, Arrangements il C 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG tor of the Child Psychiatric for a guest speaker are being | CELEBRATION Center at Eatontown, will talk on made by the Communion Break- (OPEN 7 DAYS - 8 A.M.-10 P.M.) • RAYCO ADOS • B. F. GOODRICH TIRES • BRAKE SERVICE • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • BATTERIES! the babysitter's relationship to fast committee: Joseph P. Ryan, I class of '51, Belford; Charles J.|| SPECIALS GOOD THRU SAT., HOY. 17TH « BIG SPREAD OF CELEBRATION VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! the child, discipline, and various play methods. Infant care and Keller '54, Sea Girt; James • MORE WAYS TO ENJOY FAMOUS RAYCO QUALITY, SERVICE AND VALUES! feeding will be taught by a reg Silver '54, Asbury Park, and Dr.ll istered nurse. Walter F. .Judge '49, Spring Lake. The fourth and finafinal ciclasa s will Universal Notre Dame Com-II be conducted by Deputy Police munion Sunday is a long-rime TURKEYS 2$ Chief, Leroy McKnight. He will tradition among the alumni of]| advise students on safety pre- the university. Each year, CHICKENS ... 25e Ib. AUTO SEAT COVERS B.EGoodrich cautions in the home. The stu the Sunday closest to the Catholic II dents will be given a short quiz Church's Feast of the Immaculate VEAL RIB CHOPS 29c Ib. Nowhere but Rayco... exciting values in famous, high quality on the material that has been Conception, all graduates are | cowered. All participants will re- urged to get together with fel-l PORK CHOP END CUT ... 29c Ib. auto seat covers, styled and tailored like new car upholstery. ceive certificates. j low alumni to receive Holy Com-|| Spark up your car's drab, SNOW TIRES munion. LEG LAMB -39c Ib. worn interior—and In all, there are more than II CHUCK ROAST : -49c Ib. save substantially! 200 Notre Dame alumni clubs || Pays as little as 1.25 week Diabetes Week spread throughout the world, in- RIB ROAST 49c Ib. cluding such locations as RomeJ Program Is Set Hong Kong and Hawaii. The ASSORTED COLD CUTS 49c Ib. local club, made up of Monmouth and Ocean County residents. Is CHUCK STEAK 49c Ib. Custom Fitted FREE in just By Osteopaths one of the newest, having re- BACON 3 lbs. I4OO BRAKE ceived its charter only two|| "Diabetes Week" is being Minutes! months ago. marked by the Monmouth County CHOP; MEAT 4 lbs. 1.00 Inspection and Society of Osteopathic Physicians In its other business last week, I] POUSH KIELBASI and KISKI Adjustment and and Surgeons, Nov. 19-24. the club elected a board of direc- Thirteen component societies of tors consisting of six members: Road Test the New Jersey Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Sur- geons are conducting examina- tions to detect diabetes through AN OUTSTANDING VALUE 77 out the state. "With the spotlight on diabetes] during this week," Dr. Alex Ma- ron, president of the society, said, ONLY AT "all persons over 40 years of age are urged to take advantage of the opportunitv to receive a free test for diabetes. ROBERT HALL RAYCO "Diabetes can be controlled by COAST-TO-COAST diet, exercise and, when neces- sary, by insulin. In some older and milder diabetics, recently de- Highway #35 at the veloped oral tablets along with usual dietary restrictions seem to Men! Save 26% Circle, Eatontown, N. J. be effective." Most well-controlled diabetics can live productive and happy Comparable value

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"We are shocked at the ex- treme poor taste and judgmen shown by the ABC network in pre- senting a convicted perjurer in- volved in the passing of United States secrets to the Communists as a critic of a former vice presi- dent of the United States," the firm said. The telegram went from Pat- rick Frawley, head of the Schick Safety Razor Co., to Vincent Fran- cis, head of ABC here. A spokesman for Frawley said Schick asked ABC to cancel an agreement for more than a mil lion dollars worth of advertising ® King Fe»tur« Syndlcito. Inc, 198Z. World rijhU reierT«L involving partial sponsorship o TABU the shows "Combat" and "Stony END OF TROUBLE— Capt. Dayton Wilson, Shrewsbury Township Police, is shown Burke." It adds up! More and more destroying the door of a discarded, refrigerator in the municipality's disposal area. The protest referred to an ABC MONARCH people use The Register ads each The captain had been alarmed a day earlier by finding %es children playing in the program last Sunday on which Al- Sponsorship gier Hiss and others gave thei issue because results come fast- vicinity of this piece of equipment. He remembered stories of how other children the versatile tubular steel fur- CHAIRS • er.->Adverti*emejit, ..,.,..,,, opinions about Richard M. NbttdV $ Of Troop died in refrigerator accidents. Ha urges residents who discard air-tight boxes to niture by Samsonite. Easy- 6.95 > remove the door before doing so. . Ah acre of Antarctic sea watei clean.vinyl covered top. Exclu- probably contains more animal Reg. Price S9.9S ' Is Approved good jungle series," he said. and plant food than any other sive "SliderLocks" that prevent acre of wateN-or land—-in the RUMSON - The Board of Ed "There is very little on television pinched fingers give easy fold- ucation readily agreed last night Sabu the Man for Walt Disney's show." world. ' . to renew its sponsorship of Boy ing action. It's sturdy...hand- J i i Scout Troop 201, which meets By BOB THOMAS the furniture store, and engaged 7 ' ***^L Wednesday nights in the For- AP Movie-Television Writer in building and operating.apart- . some. A wonderful gift! Avail- restdale School gymnasium. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — It should ment houses. Married for 14 years able in Grey, Tan, White, Blue. Walter Manheim, troop lead- not be a surprise that Sabu the and father of two, he is aware of er, and Benjamin Brittingham, Elephant Boy is no longer a boy. his responsibilities. 1 ;, Th* Bid Gift wHh Ibt LiUle Prkt Tag committee chairman, reviewed After all, he starred in "Ele- The new film is a good return newpalntflom the activities and accomplish- phant Boy" back in 1937, when for him. He plays the head track' Free Delivery Ckorge Accounts Available ments of the troop's initial year. he was 11. That makes him all er for a game-hunting expedition They said the troop is complete- of 36, yet he is now playing his to Malaya. The company recently! TELEPHONE 1 ly self-supporting, its main first really grownup role in (Urns. returned from the island of Ha- Established ! . Sidney Chasman, president o Chase Chemical, told police thai the company does not; manufac ture or stock some of the items found in Garafone's room. Garafone has been charged with 5-Pc. KITCHEN possession of goofballs', larceny from a parking meter and pos- session of a counterfeit $20 bill SET Police said they found; the fak< bill on Garafone, nnd six more in • Formica Top Table the back of the police car in Fashion Park brings back the which he rode after his arres • 4 Chairs Monday. ., v ,..,.'•.•• double-breasted suit for 1963 Arrested with tiarafone foi —plus— - breaking into the parking metei A very new-looking suil. . . the 1963 ver- was Joseph N. Sassone, 48, ol * Silverware 8-Pc. BEDROOM SUITE 78 Willard Ave., Bloomfield. sion of the double-breasted suit. Slimmed- and Dishes down, trimmed-down .-. . you'll find 'this • Bed •' Dresser • Mirror • Chest new model imparts a most masculine look. isk Local • Spring •Mattress • 2.Lamps To all this news, something remains con- stant . . . thi; magnificence ol Fashion PUC Hearing "YOlU CANT BUY FOR LESIS ANYWHERE" Park's hand tailoring. Come in and try LONG BRANCH - City Counci it on! 8110.00. voted Tuesday to ask for a pub- Open Evenings'tino P.M. oilier Fashion Park Suits from 895 lic hearing in City flail here rather than at Newark, when the state Public Utilities Commission Saturday 'til 10 P.M. decides whether to allow the New OPEN FRIDAr 'TIL 9 Ydrk and Long Branch Railroad to eliminate its Elberon station here as well as three other sea- PHONE LI 2-3600 UI.H. shore stations. ,, A letter requesting the PUC t< call a hearing in the city wa authorized on the request of Nor- ...AT ATLANTIC SUPERAMA MEN'S ... BOYS' WEAR man Hanticn, of Monmouth Beach, a spokesman for the Rail- LADIES' SPORTSWEAR road Telegraphers Association SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 Red Bank Long Branch He said the group is strongly op USS5U.) NEW SHREWSBURY posed to the shutdown plan. FAMILY CIRCLE '" • '<

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"The Girl In I'm Just WiW Abont Har- go overboard in the heroics de- 12:25 5—Mickey Mouse Club 4-Headlin&-rDraraa the SunBhine Smile." A mildly ry'Y broad comic Jerry Van Dyke partment. It seems very real 2-News 7—News ^Almanac Newsreel • pleasant hour which might have 4 a bit on "Mp motorcycle and the acting is always good. > 12:M 3—Zoorama 1:10. been a sock half hour show. An- jevW for,, a change of pace; Will j»ou print one of your short 2—Search For Tomorrow II—Huckleberry Hound B-News and Weather dy falls for a carnival dancer and the New Christy MitMinstrell * sini g biographies about Vic Morrow. 4—Truth or Consequences 1J—Profile: New Jersey 1:8 runs Into problems with Mitch "Railroad B!(l" (ind ttoy should -F.D., Cohoes, N.Y. 5—Cartoons 8:40 4-Sermonette—Religion about it. Added starters are Anne do more); and WfflianW, iongs Answer — Vic was born in 7—Camouflage 4-Weather 1:59 Helm as the dancer and RaInchidy e "Do rtotfuag 3P You New York City. He didn't think 9—Memory Lane 6:45 2—Movie Walston as her father, and both He>r from Me" and "JtjJtad to of acting as a career until he en- 11—Rocky and his Friends 4—News 2:15 do well. There are no villains in Be ypti." No Iowa chatter tonight. tered Florida Southern College 12:41 7—Focus On The News 7—Evening Prayer this story aside from the padding. (Cofodr 10 P.«n, NBC. upon his discharge from the 2-Guiding Light—Serial 7:00 3:10 7:30 p.m. NBC. Navy. At college, he got in-11—Merry Mailman—Children Z—News 2—News TONIGHT Johnny Carson has volved with the drama dub and 12:55 4—Ripcord 3:15 PERRY MASON. "The Case of Carol Channjng, Alan King, the became interested in the theatre. 4-News 5—Mister Magoo—Cartoons 2—Give Us This Day tie Stand-in Sister." UsualIy,.Per. comedy team oT Benson and After studying in New York for 7-Newj 7—Guestward Hoi—Comedy FRIDAY MORNING ry Mason isn't involved with big Mann, and singer Denise Lor a couple of years, Morrow did 1:CO 9-Mewytoon Circus 5:45 mobsters, but he has a murder alone. Outside of Miss Lor, the some summer stock and went to 2—Burns and Allen—Comedy Il-News , • 2—Previews case on tonight with one in thelcomlcj have it. (Color). 11:15 Hollywood and the movies. His 4—Leave It'to The Girls 13—Japanese Brush Painting 5:50 background. His client, a cannery p.m. NBC most important movie role to 5—Cartoons 7:10 2—Give Us This Day—Religion date was in "Blackboard mogul, is accused of murder and 7—Or. Hudson's Journal 2—Weather 5:55 Jungle." In addition to acting, Mason has to unravel the many 11—People Are Funny 11—Local News 2—News Vic writes and has directed an leads The tone is different here MOVIE TIMETABLE 13—Exploring Nature 7:15 4—Sermonette— Religion Off-B'dway show. He is very and series fans should like it. 8| RED BANK 1:25 2—News 6:00 active In the work being done in p.m. CBS. CARLfON- 5-News , 7:25 ' 2-ColIege Of The Air theatre in and around the Los Chapman Revolt 2*:0Q: 7:OJ 9:38. 1:30 Il-Weather 4-Continental Classroom Angeles area. TV fans have DR. KILDARE. "The Cobweb EATQNTOWN 2—As The World Turns 7:30 6:30 seen many of Vic's fine perform- Chain," and The Nurses. "A DRIVE-IN- 5-Movie—Western 2—Mister Ed—Comedy 2—Sunrise Semester Court Martial t:0»: 10:48|, ances on such shows as "Bonan- Strange and Distant Place." 7—December Bride—Comedy 4—Wide Country—Drama 4-Continental Classroom Jteport 8:*0. za," "The New Breed," "The Un- Though these two shows are on LONG BRANCH ' 9-Star and Story—Drama 5—Sugarfoot—Western 7:00 touchables," "G.E. Theatre" and different networks, they actually UNEASY FEELING —Lola Albright finds herself being 11—Best Of Groucho —Quiz 7—Ozzie and Harriet 2—News BARONET— many more. Vic is married to form one entry. Both involve the Kid Galahad 3:30; 7:09; 10:00: T»lu ^Understanding Science B—Movie—Adventure 4—Today An nijiji 2:00: 1:39. -shadowed by a private investigator (Les Phillips) in the former Barbara i Turner and misadventures of an Indian (Kil- 1:50 H-You Asked For It • • ASBURY PARK "Black Curtain," suspenssful story of an amnesia victim they have a four-year-old daugh- 7:05 dare) and a Pakistani (Nurses) 13-Highlightj of World History 13—Photography: Incisive Art LYRIC- ter named Carrie. 5—Call To Prayer doctor in a U.S. hospital. Purists and his mysterious ex-girl friend, on "The Alfred Hitch- 1:55 8:00 7:15' Phaeilr* 7:14; 8:20. ' • 4—News will prefer the latter show which MAYFAIR— cock Hour" Thursday, Nov. 15 on the CBS Television 2—Perry Mason—Mystery 5-News What Ever Happened To Bib/ Ju* Question — Wasn't there a TV 2:00 stars a real Indian, but fans of Network (10:00-11:00 p.m., ESTI. 7—Donna Reed—Comedy 7:26 method acting may find Steve 2:30; T:I0; 9:3$. series called "Noah's Ark" a few 2—Password H—Divorce Court—Drama 7—Morning Prayer • ST. JAMES- Hill in the former to their liking, years ago? Who were the stars 4—Merv Griffin—Variety lJ-Of Men And Ideas Olfot 2:30: 7:14; 6:30, 7:30 Neither show is any great shakes of this show? My sister Insists 7—Day In Court—Drama fclO NEPTUNE CITY 5—Columbia Lectures but, (as the movies like to adver- one was Paul Burke who Is cur- 9-Speak-Upl 4—Dr. Kildare—Drama 7^-Early Bird Cartoons NEPTUNE CITY— Gets Role Because rently on "Naked City." —M.B., 11—Divorce Court—Drama tise) tune in anytime between 8:- 5—Manhunt—Police > We'll Burr You 7:(0; «;B0. 8:00 30 and 9 and see a complete Saratoga, Calif. 2.10 7—Leave It To Beaver 2—Captain Kangaroo show. (Dr, Kildare—8:30 p.m. North of Red Bank . Answer — Your sister is right 13-Wonder of Words fc«0 5—Sandy Becker—Children . NBC. The Nurses-9 p.m. CBS) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS She's Tiny, Has Accen Paul ,Burke and May Wynn co- 2:30 2—Nurses—rDrama 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons ATLAMTIC- starred in this short-lived series. 2—House Party .5-Wrertling ' 8:30 How does she feel about Shom TM; EI Cltl 8:00. By CHARLES WITBECK 7—Seven Keys 7—My Thre|B Sons—Comedy 7—Little Rascals—Cartoons LEAVE IT TO BEAVER For future of West Berlin? the youngsters. An honest, down HAZLET HOLLYWOOD - Jack Webb's Question — Didn't Dwayne fr-Movie-rAd venture 11—True Adventure , . 8:45 - "I frankly think nothing will LOEWS DR1VE-IN- True for Sunday on CBS, "Man Hickman play opposite Tuesday lJ-Tri-State Focus IJ-Robert Herridge Theater 11-News to earth approach to a little les- happen to Berlin," she says, C«n»n 7.00; Wild * The Insount With a Suitcase," needed a lim- Weld in a movie a couple ol 2:50 8:50 son about the glamor of living 7:07; 10:30; Chapman Report. 8:30. "There may be aggravations- years ago? I seem to remember • '• .•••••*»,••', away from home. Wise guy Eddie PERTH AMBOY ber actress with a German ac- 13—Music Interlude 4—Hazel—Comedy 9—News and Weather maybe we might have tous e seeing them in something other 2.J5 Haskell gets an apartment and AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- cent who could fit a normal sized 1 7—McHale's Navy-Comedy 8:55 airlift again—but Berlin won than the "Dobie Glllis" series. tells his friends what a big time Carloon 7:00; Aik Any Olrl T.t«: suitcase. 4-News 9-On Stage—Drama 9—Almanac Newsreel 1!:22: ctupnun Report D.'U. • be bartered away." -C.V., Toledo, Ohio.. 5-News he's having, and Wally Cleaver MAJESTIC— Webb could fake the idea, but 11—Sea War—Documentary 13—Dateline: New JeJrsey Miss Peters came to Hollywoo Answer — Hickman played J:frJ and pal "Lumpy" begin to envy What Ever Happened to Baby Jan« he decided to try and do it 13—M. I. T. Science Reporter 9:00 2:10; Benefit Show—What Evtr Htp- five years ago to become anothi Tuesday Weld's guitar strum- 2-Millionaire-Drama Eddie. 8:30 p.m. ABC. pened To Baby Jane !:30. right. So the call went out for 19:00 Marlene Dietrich. Tne accent ming, motorcycyle-riding boy 4—Loretta Young—Drama 2—Life Of Riley-Comedy EDISON a small actress. The German 2-Alfred Hitchcock 4-Trouble With Father didn't help her any and Erika friend In "Rally Round The 5—Doorway to Destiny ALFRED HITCHCOCK. "Black MENU) PARK CINEMA— accent could be taught. 4-^Andy Williams—Variety 7—Funny Manns landed occasional roles as Flag, Boys," which was based 7—Queen For A Day Curtain." The most intriguing, Whatever Happened To B&bjr Ju» 7—Premiere 9—Jack La Lanne 1:30: 3:53; 6:25; S:«5. The call was answered by French, Swedish or German girl on Max Shulman's book. Shul- 11-How To Marry A MlUionai; fastest Hitchcock hour so far. 11—Adventures In Paradise 11—Comedy Party—Cartoons WOODBRIDGE German actress Erika Peters, But Erika wasn't going to starv man is also the creator of "Do- 3:30 13-World At Ten 13—Profile: New Jersey Richard Basehart stars as an DRIVE-IN- a tiny, very well shaped lady who and she kept commuting betwee: bie Gillis." 2-To Tell The Truth amnesia victim who, after gett- 10:30 9:25 Jlancliuilm Candidate 7:06; 11:»; has troubles getting parts in Hol-West Berlin and Hollywood 4—Young Dr. Malone—Serial ing his head clouted and cleared, liort* SoMlers 9:30. 9—Pest Of The Post—Drama 5—News lywood because of her accent. bringing in Volkswagens. Sinci Question — Is it true that Wil- 5-Mr. District Attorney can't remember that he was do- MONTCLAIR She couldn't let this go by. She 13—Lehmann Master Class 9:30 Miss Peters didn't have a usec liam Frawley, who plays "Bub" 7-Who Do You Trust? ing those three clouded vears. He CLAIRIDGE— went out to Warner Bros., slipped viuoe 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy car lot or an agency license, she on "My Three Sons," died some-n—Laurel-Hardy and Chuck meets a lovely girl (Lola Al- Holiday In SpBln 8:00. . into a black bathing suit withi i „»„ f j tj, 2-News .'•••. 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers v JS orced to g ve up etime last year and what we are 13—Television for Teachers bright) who knows him well, gets] ATLANTIC white buttons and jumped into 4—News 5—Topper—Comedy THEATRE practice. seeing are shows that were 3:SS shot at, and tries to find out his 5-News 7—Gale Storm—Comedy Atlantic lucliland—li I. :•! i H the suitcase. Leading man Bill Coin Laundry Business filmed before his death. Why 2-News 7—News 9—Movie—Adventure . true story. The cast, production NOW-Snorts 7:St; El CM 8 Berger snapped it shut and lifted didn't the newspapers report his 11-Mr. Peabody, With her imported car monej $—Movie—Adventure 13-Phonics I ' the bag carrying 103 pounds of passing? — Mrs. T.B., Folkston 4:04 Erika jumped into the automat- 11-Steve Allen-Variety DEMOCRATS TO MEET Miss Peters. Erika didn't get Ga. 2—Secret Storm—Serial 9:45 claustrophobia or scream and ic coin laundry business in Los 11:10 13—Science Corner—Education FAIR HAVEN - The Fair Angeles, and this began Answer — Because he is still 4—Make Room For Daddy Haven Democratic Club will came out smiling. She got the aHve. Frawley is an active 70 5-Deputy Dawg-Cartoons 2—Weather 9:55 job. thrive under her touch. Nov 4-Weather 4-News meet at 8:3D p.m. Monday in the Erika is moving into realestati years old. He started in vaude- 7—American Bandstand Holy, Communion Church Parish Miss Peters plays an East 5—Movie—Drama 10:00 like the big boys and is abou ville. His first movie was a lit- 9—Treasure House, Church St. German girl who is smuggled tle thing called "Moonlight and 7—Local News 2—Calendar to put up an apartment housi 11—Bozo The Clown Reports from the auditing and out in the suitcase from behind Pretzels" (they just don't have 11:15 4—Say When on hustling Wilshire Blvd. 1J—Television for Teachers nominating committees are to be the Berlin wall by her lover. titles like that anymore). 2-^ibvle—Drama 5—Movie—Drama "You have to be right on th' 4:25 presented. Gustave J. Freret is There are a number of obstacles 11—Koto The Klown—Cartoon 4-Tonight 7—Susie—Comedy job all the time," she say 7—Movie—Drama chairman of the nominating to keep the suspense up for 26 (For' an answer to your ques- 4:30 11—Operation Alphabet "Everyone wants my right arm." 12:30 group; Mrs. Charles''Alias, the minutes as the girl sits in the tion about any TV program or 2-Edge Of Night-Serial 10:03 While the actress in her is 11-News auditing committee. case. actor, write to Steven H. Scheii' 4-i-Here's Hollywood 13—Higher Horizons fairly prominent, business keeps 11—Three Stooges Admirably Suited er,, TV Key Mailbag, c/o The5-Felix and the Wirard 10:25 her brain hopping. Last sum- 13-What's New-Children No problem finding tenants Besides her accent and her Register.) 7—Discovery '62-Children 4—News mer she took a trip around thi when you advertise The Register ability to crouch in a doubled- 9—Chubby Jackson 13—Spotlight On Art world principally to check oi way—Advertisement. up position, Erika is admirably ting up a car rental agency there 11—Dick Tracy—Cartoons 10:30 import - export possibilities, suited for the story. As Erika to clear up the problem. 13—American Economy 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy was thinking about importinj ; 4—Play Your Hunch Knab she made 21 movies in Erika only likes* ventures where 4:55 children's clothes from Honi 7—Answering Service—Panel Berlin, and, for a number of she can promote or take a hand 4-News Kong," she said, "or bringinj 11—Movie—Drama years, dubbed the voice of Mickey in decisions. "I hate investing 7—American Newsstand , in tie-silk from Bangkok.' An1 Mouse in Germany. Being a where I can't do anything about 5:00 10:45 you should see the sheepskli capitalistic animal, Mickey was my investment—like the stock 2—Love That Bob—Comedy 13—Parlons FranCais I NOW AT BOTH THEATRES rugs in New Zealand." later banned in East Berlin, but market," she says. "I've lost 4-Movie-Mystery 11:00 for a while he had great popu- Picks Others' Brains money there. I'm not a friend 7—1 Married Joan—Comedy 2—McCoys—Comedy larity. Erika says the East Landing at the FVi Island ai of the market." 9—Movie—Science Fiction •—Price Is Right German government still owes port, Miss Peters had to wa Where does Erika get all her11—Cartoon Zoo 7—Ernie Ford—Variety her royalties for the cartoons, two hours before getting transpo business sense? 13—Once Upon A Day—Children 9—Johnny Andrews 13—Understanding Science but she doesn't expect to ever tation into town. This so dis- "I pick other people's brains,' 5:25 collect. turbed her, she considered set- she said with a smile. "Yet I'd 11—Rocky and his Frineds 11:20 rather be known for my acting. 5:30 13—Higher Horizons The Teenage Division of But somehow people only want 2—Movie—Drama 11:25 The personal itory b*Mnd m 5—News to talk to me about business." 5—Sandy's Hour—Children sex survey—from the centre* THE WAGONWHEEL PLAYHOUSE 7-Highway/Patrol-Police ' 11:30 11—Popeye—Cartoons 2—Pete and Gladys—Comedy venial belt telling novel. presents Covered Dish THURSDAY EVENING 4—Concentration 6:00 One of the most controversial 5—Romper Room—Children 7—Yours For A Song Children under 18 not ^bnltted OUT OF THE FRYING PAN Supper Slated 4—News and Weather motion pictures of the year, adapted from the Irving Wallace 11:40 with or. without parents. A COMEDY IN J ACTS 7—News NAVESINK — Mrs. Roy Smith novel, "The Chapman Report," 13—Wonder of Words by Francis Swann Is chairman of a covered dish Students Attend filmed in Technicolor, comes to 11:50 Co-Hit at Eatontown ONLY Loew's Route 35 Drive-In 11—News FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOV. 16 & 17 supper to be given by the Nave- Architect Program COURT MARTIAL" sink Library Association Sunday Theater for the' week starting Curtain at 8:40 Admission $1.00 NEWARK — Two local students Wednesday, November 14th. at 6 p.m. in the Library. Mrs. were among a group of 19 who Elvis Presley "KID GAUHAD" At The PLAYHOUSE ON CHESTNUT ST., MIDDLETOWN Co-starring Shelley Winters, David Frinch, Monmouth Hills, attended" the "Careers in Arch- Chestnut St. Is 200 yds. south of Cobblestones Rest, on Rt. 35 Jane Fonda, Efrem Zimballst Jr., and "TWIST ALL NIGHT' itecture" program iof the New will present a travelogue ol Mex- Claire Bloom, Glynis Johns and Jersey Society of Architects ani :o. Ray Danton, the story reveals the New Jersey Chapte.- of the WHAT EVER HAPPENED the effect of a sex survey on the Assisting Mrs. Smith are Mrs. American Institute of Architects TO BABY JANE" lives of four women in their J Stanley Journeay, Mrs. J. H. here recently. wealthy suburban community. STORY OF PROFANE LOVE Stryker, Mrs. John Dashkavich, Robert DeSantis of Long —|CLUBJ6" Mrs. Milton Wright, Mrs. Thelma On the same program is fea- "PHAEDRA" Branch High School and William Cooper, Mrs. Frank Illo, Mrs. Cagney of Christian Brothers tured Audie Murphy, Joanne Dru, COCKTAILS DINING Lester Sickles, Miss Mildred De Academy, Lincroft, were mem' Gilbert Roland, Sandra Dee and JACKIE GLEASON AS Vesty and Mrs. Earl De Vesty. Jim Backus in "The Wild and bers of the group which spent "6IGOI" Children are Invited. Reserva- most of a day in architects' of' the Innocent," a tale of a wide Friday is the 16th, and the 16th is open Western town, also filmed tions will be accepted by anyfices and visiting Job sites to FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL SH 1-9600 committee members. view actual construction. In Technicolor. "FRIENDLY NITE" enjoy a most delicious It's like a Party, an Anniversnry, a New Year's Eve all CHOICE JERSEY rolled into one. Come in and join iit this gala affair and you won't want to miss (he next onel * MUSIC! * FUN! STEAK DINNER 9 EVERYBODY WELCOME! Served ivith appetizer •• Special Businessman's Luncheon Relish Tray - Soup - Vegetables - Dessert - Coffee • Rolls SPAGHETTI Served with your choice ol MKAT RAVIOLA IIAI.I.S or HAUSAflE graciously served in our —»1«O HAI.AD ml WE HAVE LASAGNE 1.50 COfFEK. 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Itilii challeixgag «- H*rrlf, radioman' third CUM slgnment, for we must not only USK, BOO of Mr. tnd Mrs. Jew Campaign provide and upgrade the standard T. Harris, Sr., of 11 Leightoi of services for an increasing num- Ave., Red Basic, N. }., has re LONG BRANCH - Joseph Put ber of cerebral palstid children ported f«r duty to the Nava terman, Long Branch, president and adults in our community for Aviation Safety Center at the U.S of the United Cerebral Palsy of the coming year., but we moat Naval Air Station, here. Monmouth and Ocean Counties, also join in the mass assaJt upon He Is now working as common has announced the appointment cerebral palsy through research tcattom atsittant at the Safet; of Joe Jolop of Englishtown as which some day will lead to ul- Center. chairman'of the western section timate prevention of this crippier. Harris entered the Navy i of Monmouth County Telethon and March, 1955. Three previous dut Fund Committee. "I am confident our objectives stations Include the U. S. Navi Mr. Jolop, formerly of so vital to the cerebral pabide Air Facility, Naha, Okinawa Brooklyn, where he specialized in of this community Will be ac- where he worked as cryptograph efficiency and expedition work for complished." •" er; NAF Naha, Detachment "Al industries; is treasurer of the The Cerebral Palsy School and fa,", Formosa, as watch lupei R & S Plastics Corp., Clarks- Treatment Center, 465 Dewey St., visor, and watch superviso burg.-He also is engaged in the is giving physical, occupational aboard the USS Yaifey, AKA 93 wholesale egg and grain busi< ness and Is president of the Loy and speech therapy In addition to A graduate of Red Bank, N. 3 having a special education pro- High' School, Harris played foot alty Financing Corp., Freehold. ball, basketball, track and base After a tour of the Cerebra gram of the Cerebral Paby chil- ball. He was a member of thi Palsy Treatment Center here dren starting with nursery and Boy Scouts and the YMCA. Hi "That's the third time Dad has told that story, so the Mr. Jolop said "I ant particular- pre-kindergarten class to cerebral palsied children from Monmouth attended Navy Radioman School guests will soon be gone and we can watch TV!" ly honored to be chosen chairman and has received die Navy Gooi of the United Cerebral Palsy cam- Joe Jolop and Ocean Counties. Conduct Medal for the secqm time.

DUCK HUNTER KILLED SOUTH RIVER - A ward party found the body of a dud Celebration hunter in the tidal meadows Tue day, but couldn't recover th dead man until two dogs guarc •mi. AND PUP HAVE 'SWELL' TIME — Eight-year old ing him were brought under cor Sbeili Menkint of Phoenixville, Pa, got the mumps which trol, A searcher was bitten b; one of the dogs as he tried t Isn't unutual for a youngster. But then her pet Man- get to the body of the hunte chester pup contracted mumpi also. A veterinarian laid James Fitzke, S3. Police Chie the dog had swollen neck and definite symptoms of Matthew Zaleski said Fitzke' death apparently was acciden mumps. He said it was not too common for dogs to tal. He said the body was founi contract mumps although it has occurred in the past. face down in the meadows a IAP Wirephoto) Millers Creek with a shotgui wound in the right shouldei Fitzke's double-barreled shotgui GUMBRECHT PROMOTED and Mrs. Paul E. Gumbrecht, 6 with one shot fired, was founi GOOSE AIR BASE, Labrador- Twilight PI., Port Monmouth, is in a rowboat a few feet fron Robert A. Gurabf echt, Fort Mon- assigned to the 4082nd Strategic the body. One duck was founi mouth, N. J., has been promoted Wing here as a communications in the boat. Zaleski said Fit* to airman second class in the center specialist. apparently had wounded himsel United States Air Force. The airman is a graduate of and then staggered several feet •Airman Gumbrecht, sou of Mr,Mlddietown, N. J., High School. collapsed, and bled to death. EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPS

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Frank Maine*, Tnomp- RUMSON - Holy Cross Catho- liam Walsh, state chairman "of Uc Cburch was the setting here Mr. and M». Charles F. Kirby Ave., who will be married b SCANT (State Commitee Against Catharine's Catholic Church, Saturday tor the merriag* of of Tyngrioro, Miss. U. Kirby is New Taxes). Miss Afioe R. Cromey, daughter stationed with the Signal corps i. \ td Robert M. Boyd, Keans- of Mr. and Mrs. William 0. at the 0. S. Army Eleotromcs Mrs. Walsh said the committee burg was given a bridal shower in Cromey, 15 Park Ave., to First Agency, Fort Monmouth. is non-partisan and interested in Buck Smite's Restaurant Sunday one thing only: no new taxes. Lt. Thomas J. Ktrby, U.S. Army, Sword bearers, all from Fort members of her bridal party. Hostesses were Mrs. in a military wedding concluded Monmouth, were Second Lt. Janis "We are only Interested in re- Rlfenburg, Mrs. John GenereUI, by the traditional arch of crossed Kenigs, Second U. Robert Gregg, storing economy to government," she said. "We do not want sales flues Patricia Sheppard a swords Second Lt. Charles Simpson, tax or income tax. They will not Virginia and Marjorie Malnes. Rev. Joseph A. Sullivan, pastor, Second U. GuHirie Mabrey, and reduce properly taxes as prom Gueits included Mrs. Main**,' officiated at the double ring cere-Second Lt. Robert Webb ised. They will simply.be an ad- Mrs. William Boyd, Mrs. Walter mony and was celebrant of the First Lt. Carl Lundgren, ditional tax/ nuptial mass which followed. Glbbs Hall Reception Ahern, Mrs. Sylvester Shoppara, Mrs. Walsh claimed that Gov. Mr*. Frank Englenian, Mr*. Mrs. Raymond Heliker Meyiier had added 1,000 persons George Murphy, Mrs. Irene organist and Mrs. Robert New- to the state payroll every year Tramm, Mrs. Wilbur Minify, man, soloist. A reception followed he was in office and that Gov. Mrs. Alex McAllister, Mrs. Leo n Gibbs Hall, Fort Monmouth. Hughes had already requested an Hemhauser, Mrs. John Hemhaus- Mrs, Cromey gave his daugh- additional 900 though the Jobs are •r, Mrs. Jllda Forgione, Mrs. ter in marriage. She wore a tong- not created as yet. "We don't John Keelen, Jr., Mrs. Patrick ileeved' gown of white taffeta need a new tax," she said, "we Keelea, Sr., Mrs. Nancy Waltt, Fashioned with a full skirt and need to get along on what we Mrs. Frieda Bauer, Mrs. Flor- chapel train. Her ebow-length have." ence MacDonell, Mrs. John Kron- reil was held In place by a Vertun mi "Ite Breaker*" New members welcomed were enverger, Mrs. Fred Foenter, crown of orange blossoms and Mrs. Martin Lohseo, Mrs. Wil- she carried a cascade of white Mrs., Ole Palludan, Mrs. Robert Atlantic roller* or placid covet lure the hind and Collyer, Mrs, Thomas Brit, Mrs. De CHysackie, Mtt. Robert for ... spider chrysanthemums. heart to record their majesty. For former Nayyman Harry Leonardi and Mrs. Nor- Hackett, Mrs. Joseph Curdiy,Sr., • Draperies • Slipcover! Miss Anne Marie Cromey, at eiice Dotola. and Mrs. Joseph Curchy, Jr., Anthony Ventura It ii a continuing challenge.;--- Bedspread!" •Curtains home; was maid of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids were the A Christmas donation of $50 Also, Mrs. Raymond Ashman, His one-man ihow opening Sunday In, the $d Mill • Shades • Blinds Misses Carole Ana Emery, Rum- was received from Mrs. Nelle Mrs. Alan MacDmakL Mrs. Louis Gallery, Tinton Falli, In 18 daya tell the How of a son, a cousin of the bride; and Walker, a club member. It wa Mrs. Joseph F. Borsky Mebus, Mrs. Robert Roberts, Mrs. Robert Stickle, Mrs. Frank in love with the tea and the land it touches. Complete Installation Service Elaine P. and Anne S. Kirby, voted to give $25 to Miss Kath- Generelli, Mrs. Joseph GenereUI, man Tyngsboro, Mass., sisters of the ryn Cooper at the Health Centei Most of the material for the 18 realigtljj fljfattaga Jr., Mrs. Mary AntenelH, Mrs. SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE bridegroom,. to be; used for Christmas wel in this exhibit stems from fare work. Fair Haven Resident Kate Cordesco. Mrs. Verlin Kru- ver. woa third pttet talnfe*- Tones of Orange a recent painting trip along 747-4422 Mrs. Thomas Morford, vice |er, Mrs. Fred Elton, Mrs. Ger- siMuti photography. The honor attendant's ballerina- ald GenereUI, Mrs. Archie Black, the New England seacout chairman of the Monmouth Coun- In ill, M silver prim were length gown of two tones of Mrs. Joseph Buckley, Mrs. Rose ty Republican Executive Commit- Marries in Woodbury A sensitive painter, Ven warded by. Mrs. Maumn Dea- golden orange was designed with Strauss, Mrs. Edna Laoge and a full skfrt. The three brides- tee, spoke briefly on the recenl tura has expanded bis palrtU Un, artistic director, and James ^WOQDBURY - Miss Wanda a long-line bodice with l full ca- Mrs. George Krause. maids 'dresses were of two-tone election. and gained dramatic power since . Carton, recreation commis- Lou TMgpen, daughter of Mr. thedral, train and draped buttle Otters were Mrs. Carol War- jloner, for the Mlddletown Town- blue. They wore bow headpieces back. Her shoulder-length veil Hi last one-man show in the to match their gowns and all car-Bank Catholic High School and and Mrs. Brown M. TWgpen, ren, Mrs. Joseph Kline, Mrs. hip Recreation CotmnlsiioD- was held in place by a crown of Mill three yean ago. Thlt!» hU ried backets of russet ehrysanthe- Monmouth College, West Long Felix Rutter, Mm. Kurt Ratter, sponsored snow. Main St., Barnsboro, was mar- pearls and sequins and she car- Mrs. Rudolph Bodel, Mrs, Wll- third show there since becoming Branch, is a kindergarten New Brunswick artieMeacher mums. ried here Nov. A to Joseph Fran- ried a cascade of red roses cen- Ham Fromm, Mrs. Helen a serious painter. 468 Bread St., Shrewsbury L. Kirby, Tyngsboro, teacher at Holy Cross Grammar Valdi S. Marts ind Tinton FalU Robert cis Borsky, son of Mr. and Mrs.tered with a nosegay of minia- Murphy, Mrs. Charles Curchy, Dally ( to 5:» School, Rumson. A resident of Neptune (where rtist George K. Ralph judged Mass., was best man for his ture rose.buds. Sr., Mrs. James Dickerson, Mrs. Wed. and Fit 'Ul » The bridegroom Is an alumnu: John Borsky, 120 Ridge Rd., Fair he manages the Acme Market), the works by 67 entreat*. Par- brother. Helen Boyd, Mrs. Arthur Ran- of Lowell (Mass.) High School Haven, In be Pitman Methodist Miss Jeanne Fisher of Phila- Ventura served two years In the ticipating groups wkh special ex- The bride, an alumna of Red son, Mrs. William Spengeman, and . Northeastern University delpNa, a classmate of the bride Navy and began his art studies hibit* were the Mlddletowa Wom- Church. at Philadelphia Museum Cottage Mrs. Eugene McMahon, MlMes at the Academy of Arti, Newark, where he received a bachelor oi 1 an's Club, Navwlnk Gardeft Club Rev. Robert E. Acheson, pas- Eileen and Linda Bagleman, Bar- science degree in physics and of Art, was the bride's attend- under Stanley Turnbull, Avery and Lincroft Woman'* Ch*, and tor, officiated. Fredrich Starfce bara McAllister, Marylee Hem master's degree in communica- ant. Her rust-orange ballerina' Johnson and John Howell. He William H. Potter, MiddkNMm. was organist. A reception and hauser, • Bernadette • Hemhauser, tions. length gown bad a bouffant skirt then attended Pratt Institute la No Thanksgiving Dinner family supper followed the cere- with a hem-length train. She wore Karen Krontnberger, Susan Loh- Brooklyn and the Art. Students On their return from a wed- mony. a small orange feather band sen, Mary Jo and Matilda Ash- League in New York City, study- BURGOYNE DDLLEt, Atlas- Is Complete ding trip to Puerto Rico and the The bride was given in mar- headpiece and carried a nosegay man, Lorraine Mebus, Karen ing under Robert Brackman, Ed- Uc Highland*, opens la a eae- Virgin Islands, the couple wi riage by her father. She wore a of yellow rosebuds. Kruger, Harriett Force, Lillian gar Whitney and Ivan Olinsky. maa show of Us oewtit work live at 1550 Ocean Ave., S« family heirloom bridal gown of Boeckti, Ethel Cook and Peggy He also spent two summtrs of tonight la Galerie Cbalett*. Without A Paul Borsky, at home, was best Bright. ivory peau de sole fashioned with Dickerson. painting in Mexico, and la the UN Madison Ave., New York man tor Hs brother. B. McMillan Southwest aad Northwest aty. The nceptini b at • Thigpen, Jr., the bride's brothei TAVERNDESSERT! p.m- ' • was usher. His technically skillful land- There's only one dessert that Tin couple sailed on the Italian scapes and seascapes are repre- goe* perfectly with Thanksgiving liner Leonardo da Vtad for Art Calendar sented in many private and bus!' JUNIOR FEDERATION ART Turkey — and that's a Tavern dessert. Spain. They will live in a seapoi ness collections. He has exhib- DAY will be observed Saturday at 1:30 p.m. In the Newark Mu- The most .delicious pies and pastries town near TomaKna on the Med-ART CALENDAR social ited at the National Academy, seum, sponsored by the Junior iterranean and continue their art OLD MILL GALLERY, Syca- the Art League of Long bland, you've ever tasted! Membership Department of the studies. ••••-• , more Ave., Tiatoa "Fills, An- The Gallery. East 57th St., New New Jersey State Federation of thony Ventura, watercolors and York City; Rahway Art Center, the bridegroom, an alumna Art Ceater of the Oranges and Women's Clubs in conjunction Oir production Is l/mlfed— the School of Visual Arrts In New oils, openlni receptloa Sunday Pleas* place your order I to I p.m.; through Dec 8. with the New Jersey Watercolor "I* American Education Week York, Jived on the Island ------andd American Art WeeWeekk. in advance to assure the Minorca, Spain, and painted foi MONMOUTH ARTS GAL- Society, the Hunterdon County LERY, aeosad Hear, Balbn- Art Center, Ocean. Arts and Children from three to six, most complete selection. the gallery there. He and Ms bride plan ID spend the summer ttoe's, Red Bank, Sixth An- Crafts Club and the American dressed In play clothes, will be on this Island. Mr. Borsky served •ul Wlntar Show, throagh Artists Professional League — able to explore In the arts and in the V. S. Marine Corps foi Dec. 7. fathering award* along th« way.crafts workshops, visit .the too four years; GUILD OF CREATIVE ART, The reception for Mr. Ventura and th» Junior Muteora. A CM Broad St, Shrewsbury, will be held Sunday from 4 to t Planetarium show is planned for Jane Geayer, Paintings and p.m. In the Mill. The MH1 is children over seven. All work- Prints, through Nov. a. open to the public dally from shops wiH be under Hie direction 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; evenings of the Junior Museum staff. Rob- VILLAGE ART STUDIO, SI iNwmrfc, Plan Dinner from 8 to 10 p.m. and Sunday* ert Reid will demonstrate sand Moomootli Rd., Oakhurst, \So.Oranf, from 12 to 5:30 p.m. sculpture and Mlsf Dorothy Ol- Group Show, through Dee. 8. IT* son, a staff member, wiO lecture At St. Leo's STUDIO 17, Concord Ave., Norwtod Aye. on "Arts of Tibet." LINCROFT — The second Student and Associates Shew. HOWS THAT AGAIN?-'! nual spaghetti dinner' sponsored RED BANK WOMAN'S to communicate vhnial The entire program Ii open to CLUB, Kurt Oral, OH demon- uty beeaoM, to me, rlmal by the Holy Name and Rosary y all, free of charge. stration, tomorrow, 1 p.m. beautty I* most. meijuAgniL Altar Sotieites of St. Leo the MONTCLAIR ART MUIE- Minn* mechanical gremlinsg, LAJOS MARKOS, New York Great Catholic Church will UM, list New Jersey State this 1* the fun quote of BabBb- artist, formerly of Perth Am- held Saturday in Our Lady of Ft Exhibition, through Dec I. ette Bauman Edelstela, New boy. who la welHtnowa b the tima Hall. Louis Esposito will FAIR LEIGH DICKINSON Shrewsbury artist who wa* (bore area u a teacher aad head chef. UNIVERSITY, Madleoa profiled her* last week. ethlbiter, bat Ja*t eaipltted Campos, American Artists Pro- a eommlsdoaed portraH of At- Table'service will be from S fessional League,throagh Nov. LANDSCAPES WERE WIN- 8 p.m. Takeout orders may t> torney General Robert F. NEW AUXILIARY —Elected at a recent meeting of the w. r • . NING favorites it the fifth an- Kennedy. obtained from 4 to 5 p.m. nual Community Art Festival at DOUGLASS COLLEGE, Art newly-organized Monmouth Beach Auxiliary to Monmouth Mrs. Donald Walsh and Walter Middletown Township list week- Walejsza are general chairmen. Gallery, New Brunswick, Art* FOUR MEMBERS of the Guild Medical Center were, left to right, Mrs, Raymond Tier- end Mrs. Peter Policastro and Mrs. 1st* In Two Media, closes to* of Creative Arti' Shrewsbury, are In her second win In two ney, vice president; Miss Ruth J. Boyle, treasurer, end Edward Meehan are ticket chair- represented in the 31st annual GALERIE CHALETTE, UN weeks, Babette Edeisteln re- men. New Jersey State ExhWUon in Mrs. Frederic M. Hawkins,' president. Othar officers are Madison Ave., New York, Bur- ceived first award for oil in the Other committee chairmen an Montclalr Art Museum; They Miss Irene Bryce, corresponding secretary, and Mist goyne DIHer, color structures, professional category In the show. Mrs. Parick Ewing, dessert; are Yvonne Aubert, Red Bank, open, tonight. (She also won first in oil in the Loretta Bryce, recording secretary. • Mrs. Thomas Barry, seating an* president of the guild: France* current Winter Show at Mon- table arrangements, and Mrs Mcllvain and Anne Kobajnshi of mouth Arts Gallery.) Raymond Volann, publicity. Fitlcin Sponsors Middletown and Joyce Wtmer, Helen M. Touime, River Pla ALWAYS FRESHER • ALWAYS TASTIER There is a reduced rate on tick Fair Haven. Henry T. Gullck, M, won first In oil, amateu ets for children under 12 year Nursing Talks Middletown,. also has in oil In das*. Both the Edeisteln am of age. Included on the menu wi NEPTUNE — The Council on the exhibit. Touime painting* were land- be salad, Italian bread, home' Psychiatric and Mental Health WEEKLY SPECIALS scapes handled romantically but made ptes and cakes and milk Nursing of the New Jersey Delight yourself and the family with baked goods made In extremely different styling. tea or coffee. League for Nursing held a con- fresh daily. You'll taste the difference that real butter ference at the Ann May School Mrs. Touime is art chairman ol Bridal Shower ~ makes when you buy at Paris Pastry. Of Nursing of Fitkln Memorial the River Plaza Woman's Club, RED BANK - Mlu- ArHne FOR YOUR STORM Hospital Tuesday on "Emotional Jeanne Chandler, Fair Haven, Thompson, Port Moomogth, wa* Repeated by Popular Demand Components In Physical Mnets." received first' pile* in water guest of honor at a bridal shower SOLD OUT 2 WEEKS IN A ROW FOOTWEAR Sister M. Andrew, instructor of color, and Douglas Sanderson, Friday in the home of Mitt FRIDAY ONLY! nursing at the St Frauds Hos- Little Sliver, first In photogra- Judith Halaey. Hostee*** were REG. pital School of Nursing In Tren- phy. Both were in amateur cate- the members of her wedding CINNAMON ton, was moderator. Dr. James gories. party. Mm. WUhud Men, and 70c I. Forjyth of Avon was the speak- Other winners were Naomi Misse* Marjorie Healey and Bar- Smith, Red Bank, second,. and bara, Denhw and Betty Jane tr. APPLE CAKE S. Travers Neidlinger, Leonardo, Thompson, Port Monmouth. 53' Two skits were prepared by Generously topped with fresh New York apples, laced with third, In professional oils. Miss Elaina McClellan, assistant Others attending were Mrs. cinnamon and sugar and lavishly brushed with butter. Amateur ells: Beverly Bay- director of the school, and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, Mrs. Edward reder, Eatontown, second; Joan Joyce Hope, Instructor in nurs- Madefinoo, Mrs. Edward Rote- Palmer, Mlddletowa, third; ing fundamentals, depiciting emo- Uewjct, Mrs. Richartl Thompson Enid B. Caaalngham, River SATURDAY ONLY! tional aspect* of physical Illness. and daughter Kathy, Mrs. Ed- Plan, aad Marilyn Walters, ward Hetley, Mrs. Hazel Kry- Member* of the Ann May fac- Haslet, honorable mention*. COCONUT LEMON ulty acting •* hostesses for ths nicki, MM. Edward Ryder and conference were Mrs. Doris Jor- Amateur wattreolorii Lonls Mrs. Robert Craig, Port Mon- dan, Mr*. Joyce Hope, Miss Law A. RtJtner, But Keansbnrg, mduth; Mr*. Wtilay Coleman, ra Horton, Miss Cynthia Mac- second; Pamela T. HuKbeUffc, Bloomfield; Mis* Jean Htrderlck, ROUTE 35 Cready, Miss MeClellan, Mrs. Fair Haven, third; Lloyd W. Warren Towwhlp; Mr*. William SQUARES r y Bukin, Little Silver, honorable Rech and daughter Diane, Mr*. c Doris Mid*, Ml** Theresa Wysoc- Spongy yellow cake topped with fresh MIDDLETOWN kl and Mlu Elixabeth Zervas. mention. Robert Rech and Mrs. Robert tangy lemon Icing and sprinkled with, Amateur Photography: Era- Thomwon Irvlngton; Mrs. Wil- luscious coconut.' Delightful and dif- e*t C A4ama, Mtoaletown, sec- liam Thompson, Jr., Union; Mrs. ferent. ond; William Johnson, Jr., New William Eckman, Mr*. Edward Regular 75c Shrewsbury, third, and Peter Pinkliwlci and Mis* LoretU EngeUram, River Plan, and KwlikowsU, BeHerd. Thome* A. DeGenlto, Jr., At- Mist ThompMn will be mar- SUNDAY ONLY! lanUe Highland*, honorable ried In the Betford-Methodist REG. Church, to Butene Zabomey of PECAN TUn 1. GUI****, little SO- Beiford on Nov. U, Lively, robust flavor 75c unlike other cereals COFFEE RING ... that's Wheatena I Natural, all-wheat nutrition MILK Ii CAKE . . . they go together, dairy case the next time you come In. SANDY'S to keep you going In high ...that's Wheatenal Itflllan-Anwrkon J&ntity BUY A BOX TODAY- MARKET bwaJifhst MRVf IT TOMORROW. PARIS PASTRY 54 Corr Avtnut "Butter makes tha difference" KEANSBURO fW WHIATtNA CORPORATION, WtwatMatrllle, Raton* N. J. 49 BROAD STREET RED BANK SH 1-0251 Open Sundays 6 A. M. to 2 P. M. 787-1589 Pott Mm BED BANK BECtSTER .. Thanhy, Sw. », l%t-ZI Monmouth Names Adam and Eve ' Weimow that the Metpatf family. In New JEngtod Family WM, zepriiented Tjy WBchMJj « weaver and tapestry FORT MONMOUTH '- Opera tJuildflf Aatoury Park, and maker, son of the Rev. Leonard Metcalf; but there wti Martins of Maryland are a Ul sung In pnductkms pre- Office Romance sentedther* la Convention Hall. | DEAR ADAM AND EVE: least I can behappy of this family name a Stephen; brickmaker, who set* tnsrKaM* family — in many sg b VlrgUia, Wh*» tht Ab dt h a C i h ' ...... tied in Mew Haven,'Conn.; Joseph, a freeman in great. /caet el Uvm»*eeama «w Abo, when Une permits, she I am one of those married cause If I have to mistreat M*J. tonne* F. Martin, a^e^ftlgb^ftthldt t enjoyjys family reunions In Prin- bosses who had an "office ro- lady to get along with her, then Ipswich, Mast., in 1635, and a son, who early in the Army Nun* currently to .itnfc tot .i' war. Dtxt, she cess AnneA . mance." My so-called Girl Fri- I would sooner not date her «t 18th eentury, was the founder of the Metcalf family in st Fort Monmouth's atttndsttddd thtW« PWPrincssM * AcademAcdmy day was an older married woman aU. Women who moan all the i Virginia. - No direct line Army Hospital, is on* of la Maryumi After, Another year who admittedly worked because time that all they want. I* « 1 Arkyell, son of No. 1, Lord of household's cslebrMas.4 of working and string, sh* hadKurt Graf she found housework boring and "good man" are mouthing a lot .'seems to show that these Dent. No. 2 Cospatrick, son of She 1* the daughter of the late anouglt to pay her tuition at the wanted to stir up some excite- of bull. A woman wants a man gentlemen were relatives. No. 1, hi* date Is 1M». No. 4 Louis end,Irene.Martin ot Prin- raent. The fact that I wu part to dominate her and be hartfwith We do know from the old Delphla, son of No. 3. No. t, cess Anns, Md., who undoubtedly in PUI*k1§W Sh* was jradn- To Appear of that excitement is my ownher. Sick of Girl*. *t«d In 1M! and became t school fault. An affair of this nature OEAR ADAM AND EVE: .'town reoonb that tht above William, son of No. 4. No. ( believed- in the cM adage, Richard, son of No. 5. No. 7 'Cheaper by the Dozen." aursa In Concord, N;-C. , will never get off the ground un- I don't have-to take a survey '; Michael migrated to America la When they were married In For Club less both parties are willing. •1637. Adam of Dent, soon of WNo«. «',, 15J1259,; Mai. Martin, now of Eden, Md,, to know whether bone* try to to the liM as traced her* w» bay* tbnost twq hun-ltlt, Mr. and Mn. Martin de- hat had varied issigiitttnts in We told each other that whit flirt with their secretaries. I've dred yeayearns with but'foubt'fou r generar - cided that they would have a her II yaan u an Amy nurse. we had different and notbeen i secretary for four year* so we mutt usurof that dozen children and each of them Sh* has drawn mnateg assign- the usually cheap type thing. If and in that time I've had nine men were not all qldast should go to college. menu at a prtsoasr «f war camp we were an item of office gos- Job*. I left six of those jobs «,, SOB*. No. 7 Adam of Dent, re- In June. 1956, Grant, the young- In Arizona, during WorM War J. sip* we could not be bothered. because the boss kept Chasing £— otvtd from Ms father, tends In- est child, wu graduated from and U. S. Army Hospitals In But the truth was that we hadme iround the desk most of the cluding half the mountain called Maryland State Teacher* College Tokyo, Fort Huichuct, Ariz., not one bit of trust In each oth- day. This kept me trim but ex- "CsJte" wMra'h* lived, hence In Bowie, Md. This swelled the Camp McCoy and Camp Beale, er; and. when we thought we hausted. WMi my ducking and the name "ftfedectlfe". total of college graduate* to 10 Calif., Walter $t*& Hospital, were having a ball I felt guilty. dodging experience I'd make the Adam de MedeciVe, son ot No. among the Martin children. With MaJ. Leorene F. Martin Wuhlngton, D. C., .Fort Leonard The whole business was built on All-America* football team. But 7, himself No. t, wu slain In their diploma* are U degrees, of Wood. Mo., Fort Jav and Staten lies and deception—lies to my my ninth boss wa* different He single combat In 12791. Adam which three are matter**. Some Wit i functioning rule used In blind, N, Y., and Percy Jones wife, to my children, to my as-wai attractive and single, to I No. 9, Adam No. 10, Richard No. •re still working on their Pd-D's. everyday W». Efficient and eco-In Michigan. egciatei and to myself. went for Mm. And got him' 11, Thomas No. 12, John No. 13, Ma], Martin Is the second child nomical management of the At Fort Monmouth, Major Mar- The whole affair beganto disin- Girl Full Time. James No. 14, captain at the Bat-of this remarkable family where bouselioid and its members was tin Is head nurse of the Central tegrate. She began pushing me (Do you have a personal, tle of Aglncourt in 1415 — here the motto, "There Is Dignity In fUtUed In every child. Materiel Section in the Patterson to get a divorce that I never question or problem? Send it wi have still more generations In Work," was not merely s saying. To this end, MaJ. Martin laJU- Army Hospital. She arrived her* Intended to get. And the big joke to Adam or five Lowell or much less than 300 years, so w* a Utfe more than a year ago I wat on me all the time, be- both, aa you prefer. For a must assume that some of these after duty in Frankfurt, Ger-I cause she was dating other men personal, unpublished reply, en- were younger sons. So the rec- many, u head nurse Of the 97th while-1 thought I was the king- close a stamped, setf-addrened ord .continues, No. 15, Bryan of Golden Wedding Dinner General Hospital's Contagion pin. What started out a* a big envelope. Meil to Adam k Eve, Bears Park, probably third son Ward. . • adventure fell flat and left a e/o The Register. of James No. 14. The Worcester WaJ. Martin Is currently study- very nasty taste In my month. newspaper mentioned In the For Middletown Couple tog voice hi her1 leisure time. She My wife forgave me, but! am column of last week gives Brian is'a member of the Monmouth. Kat Bat too much the coward to ask If, Metcalf, mentioned In the "Hun- she Is happy because I'm afraid dred Rolls," an old document of RED BANK- Kurt Graf, Glen of the answer. Had I spent si SEi 1415-1466. These may be one and tock artist, will be guest speaker much time in the past as I do the same. No. 16 is ommltted Fete Couple Friday at 3 p.m. In the Red now trying to make my wife See our completely remodeled entirely to Jump to No. 17, the Sank Woman's Club, Broad St. h Iy g ld h y dd shop at TONI'S. All the latest Rev. Leonard Metcalfe, only to will demonstrate "Painting happy I would have succeeded. equipment so we can serve ssy that he was sixth in descent On 50+h nth a fianr Blade." Wiser WiU. you better at TONI'S. from the above Brian No. It. Mn. Joseph E. Carroll, chair- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Since Brian's father wu fighting Anniversary of the art department, ar- About those flirty bosses: I it Agincourt in 1415 we have ill ranged the program, open to >'• Mis* Rosstjm Sehaefer RED, BANK - Mr. and Mr*. wu a typist and secretary for generation*, covering 200 year* Louis De Chlcchto, Sr., 55 South members and guests, 20 years, and I think if girls BETHLEHEM, Pa. -Mr. andwith nary a link between, so St. Were honored on their 50th A skilled artist, Mr. Graf has would be a btt more formal at Mn. Harold E. Scnaefer of this again we are In a morass/and wedding aniversaiy at a dinner leveloped a technique called the office they would have an eity announce the engagement of must begin again, but such aril party given by their children in 'Color Creations." The contem- easier time—no quiet: lunches their daughter, Mis* Rosalyn the pitfalls of genealogical re- the Molly Pitcher Hotel here Sun- porary handling of Drtlliant color* with the boss, no cocktail hour, Jgbaeter, to Kevin Joseph Lynch, search. day. with a razor blade to transform no heart-to-heart talks, no. first- blank sheet of plastic into a name relationships. It's the ion of Mr. and Mn. William P. - The couple were married Nov. Iramatic picture, has made Mr. Ijw*, 36 Nortfaover PL, Middle- Question No. 71: -I would like 11, 1912 in Newark, and have woman's place always to keep town Township, N. Ji, a copy of the clipping from a been residents here for 4t years. Sraf a popalsr demonstrator, things on an appropriate bull. >CM Schaefer is an alumna of newspaper that gives an ac- Mrs. De Chicchlo is the former Most of bis appearances have Button Shoes. JBethlehem High School »MPenn- count of the death of Jeremiah Mis* Susan Angela of Newark. been In North Jersey. , mvanla State Vnlveniiy where Harris who died Dec. 27, 1861, Attending were the couple's He is lithographic artist, having »fA* ADAM AND EVE:. a$e WM a member of Phi Muin Keyport. N.J., Raritan Town- son* and daughter-in-law, Mr. received his training in Qermany, I am a jingle man 29 years sorority. She ii currently teach- ship, Moomouth County at the and Mrs. Michael De ChiccMo, where he was bom.. He became old and want to say that I have ing third grade in the AUentown age of 6* yean. He was born Mr.aadMre.Aatesie Red Bank; Mr. and* Mn. Albert an American citizen in. 1929n.o feelings for the females who school district In Connecticut. I would like De Chicchlo, River Plaza, and Sarlier this month Mr. Graf rt- compliin about their bosses' con, the names of his father, moth- LtNCROFT - Mr. and Mrs. co tt I; their grandchildren, * Mr. Lynch was graduated from Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Chicchlo, calved an award for two demon- duct. It's what they want and er and children a* they are Antonio Malaussena of tt East Louis Malaussena,. Jo ha God-Jr., Middletown; (heir daughters stration* he gave at the Hi-Fi what they deserve. Jttshop Kenny High School, Jack- listed In this clipping. The Roosevelt Cir., Mi(Uetowa, frey, Jr., Kathleen, Robert, and sonville, Fla., and attended Flor- and sons-in-law, Mr. and M Show In New York. Hi J presenta- I've had a break-up with sev- family lived In Mataww on the nooosed ,pn their 90th. wedding tions, spiked with humor, have eral girls for the one reason— ida State University. He l> pres- westerly side of Matawan anniversary Sunday at a family Jr., and Mr*. MaJaussena's ently, attending Monmouth Cd- ££Sr?3 ? earned him the title of "Thebecause I am too nice. I mean Greek, known as the Harris dinner in the Uncroft Ins, tar and brother. Miss (Catherine Victor Borge of Oil Paints." that. I enjoy treating a lady like \tjft in West Long Branch, N. J. Farm in 18JL It wu sold in Anbag those attending were Wottley and James Wooley. George Adeock, Mr. and Mrs a lady but tt seem* that the 185? and 1889. Henry S. Lit- Frank SUtnya, all of Red Bank, 1 to cott}}ls*s chudran >afid- their A reception we* held In th* and Mf. and Mn. John Martin, American female doesn't think a tle is mentioned in some deeds husbands and wives, Mr. and Malaussena home following the Also, their grandchildren, Miss Buffet Supper man's a man unless he treat* Club Elects of the Harris family. 1 would Mn, Mates Melaussens, Albert dinner. Those present, in addi- Gloria.sod Miss Sue Fen and EATONTOWN - Mr. and Mr*.her like a dog. 1 am In a man-l like to know who he wu. Malanssena, Mr. and Mrs. Johntion to the family, included Mr. Curies Pittlus, Red Bank; Mn. Sidney Van Pelt, 109 Lewis St., agement position ' and I would also lib to'know Godfrey, and Mr. and Mrs. Nell and Mrs. J. R. Bouk; Jact Ban- De Chfcdikt's sister, Mn. Freda entertained at a housewarming though I'm not married Iwd Officers where the- burial plot of • this ner, Mr. and Mrs. John D'AJuto, Bakier of Newark, and-Robert party recently for Mr. and Mrs.not flirt with the women working family is located. I would Mr. and Mr*. Walter Gardner Calandriello, Shrewsbury. Phillip Kelley, 105 Lewis St., who under me. Out ot the Office the us CWb elected two also like a copy of the news- Kent Alumnae and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scotti. were' married Oct. 27. A buffet girls that I have known Officers -at «» meeting Mondty paper notice of die partition of Attend Luncheon Also, Mr, and Mn. Joseph supper was served. treated respectfully have abused to the clubhouse. They are. Mrs. the real estate In regard to Scotti, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Pe-me and broken up with me. Wchard "Loia, vice president, minors in the Harris family. It SHREWSBURY ..Shore area To Explain So I am now convinced that and Mn. Carmen Tomola, re- Scotti, Mr. and Mn. Samuel Col- ter Tomaino, Mrs. Douglas Dres- wu published in the New Jer- friend* and ffr""iwf of Kent osbno, Anthony Lane, Mn. Or- ing. Mn. Joseph Rebecher, Mr*. the bachelor life is for me. At cording secretary. sey Times of Middletown Point Place School, Summit; will tend a reunion luncheon here to lando Lannl, Mr. and Mrs. Orchestra Lydia Van Pelt, Mn. Aderbert Donations'for the Scholarship on Sept 16, 1859. James Alben, Mr. and Mn. Wil- 'eaver, Mn. Florence Knight, Fund are being received by Mrs. I have a family tree mention- d»y In The Shmdowbrook. James Hughes and Mrs. Loux. liam Graves, Mr. and Mn. Cart Ars. Charles Kelly, Mrs. WUliam ing the family homestead in Miss Florence WoMe, head- Lltzelman and daughters, Miss Instruments 3anley and Mrs. Russell Davis, "Plans were formulated for Keyport, but I can't decide mistress of Kent Piece, a col- Santa's visit7 to the children in lege preparatory school, will be Maryann Colosimo, Anthony RED" BANK - An orchestnl I of Eatontown. where It wu. Falvo, Mn. Joseph LoPrestl, program and demonstration of •fate township, lite club-sponsored W.H. Topeka, Kansas. guest of honor. Color slides of •fat Kill lake •place. Dec. 15 Ih* campus and students will ha Mn. Joseph Rixto, Mr. and Mrs.instruments will be presented tit$U\ SAYS from 10 a.m. to noon the Com- shown. George Mayer and Mr. and Jiere Tuesday to Monmouth County SUMMER RUQS _ Inquiries and replies may be di- Mn. Harold Beach. • school children under the spon- •unttyHaU. rected to the Monmouth County Miss Wolfe ha* been head- sorship of the Monmouth Arts Club members are folding Historical Association, 70 Court mistress of Kent Place since 1952, Foundation. CLEANED dressings for the Cancer Society. , and prior to her appointment had Chorus to Offer The orchestra composed of KNEE DEEP IN FASHION! Ayone Interested in joining the St.T., FreeholdBartlett, , ochairmar to Mrsn . oIrvinf thee. Plainfleld, on Tuesday. skill has. been recognized over Chafllni of Wayside. ... when I saw the selection the year*. Annual Christmas secret pal of notions that WEST' END Competent, experienced beau- dlMMr Will take place Dec. U VARIETY carries. You'll be ticians will be at ymlr service amazed at how many unnec- for every phase of hair care, in the-Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. INTERIORS essary trips yon can eliminate You will be assured of look-. Mrs. \ John Baclgalupi I* In byihopplni here. Fully Ing your prettiest In new skill-' chargV/0t arrangements. nocked, line of yarns, trim, fully designed hair styles era- A Qufstmis patty for chil- Foam Rubber • Furniture sewing needs are right hire. 'ated ]uit for you. dren mt t«k« p!««* Dec, 16 Stop in ana see for yourself. Our service will Include wig' In ft»\fl» houie. jCp-**«lrmen sale*, setting and cleaning. are,. MrfsChsrles Cufchln • and New Concept* in Danish Furniture Mrsj Robert Grum. ' WEST END Showoop and Decorating Service Available 21 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK SHOt SALON HJOVEMBRR CARD PARTY o| VARIETY the-Highlands,'First Aid Aux- In Hem* tmlct Hlfhwrn II, FOR INFORMATION and APPOINTMENTS: SH 14m "The Foundation of Fathlon" Itlsry will be held tonight in Jhe M»fl«l.l 14W latwrowa •HOPPING CENTER' Cardner'i Barber Shop will continue doing First Akf Bultarng. Open Friday Evening* builneu at li Mechanic StrMt. 43A BROAD ST. RED BANK Mrs. Gilbert VentlmiglU Is Just South of Traffic Circle, opp. Monmouth Shopping Ctr. ' ' v . Florence i Tbn* member*- will be fa «~TfcurwJty, Nov. 15, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Leonardo Ire. j<5s«pb Morten o» ___„ of America, officers for high-level p flat 1iiJT$ MOafay 0t j the a*r of fle.y*t

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NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK I I AT LOWEST PRICES! FREE DEUVERY! Open 10 A. M. 'til 9 P. M. Mon. thru Fri. Saturday 'til 5:30 P. M. NEED CREDIT? FREE SET-UP.' Free Layaway and Storage 741-9643 Free Parking In Front ol Store SAY "CHARGE IT!" 717 COOKMAN AVE,, ASBURY PARK Acrosa from Mayfalr OMN WID. ft Ml. NIOHTI mm*I is. REff »AKK Cozy Comer in Troubled Europe Conyfrt Your Attached Garage \W, Auxiliary 9t UWU, GOULD Every village Is a picture "These feet help build our roads of the tiecht*n*eip*rs Jiv*l ]^ VADUZ, UedHenstda (AP) - compromise—Swiss cleanliness onL i tchooU and keep work going '«nnlng. Only 11 per cent do Xbtni no taUntd station In'thit tfK wrt^ldt Imt an atnwspJura.BlIiagoverorieu M bouse," said Os- day. The oOwn have gone relaxed Austrian pomtort \aiiii, ' wort in Aew pietal plants and I Or Carport Into Living Spaced CUFFWOOD — The. Veterans capital of the principality of tlech- : *ald «*Ber, a Fran* Jw«|* factories making false'% ' trains put f The ruling monarch Is Fi B«j{w» flu tot war, W per cent artridal ssasase skins, Joseph II. A »hy, retiring man of j the monument at the pott home **»• Uechtenrteta has no daily «, ^ p,^ H^S fa a on Veterans Day, newspapers,- no airports, no cutato- p a hill on the outskirts of Va-i You can have that added living sp«ctt for Participating for the post were tow* officials, no army. duz. He owns the castle and then your growing family by convening ywir Boyce Wttara,'»nu«Mnder; Wil- With 17,18 residents, Uediten- stnwndtai •» or «o of la*d,| 10 NEW YORK liam Krlsker, chapjaln; George stein Is a cozy country that has I*" vto«y»rdi. attached garage or carport into a useful Brenon, ofHcer-of-th*day; Peter Survived the wars and turmoil His rights are limHed. Llecbti Tilqulst, senior vice president; that have swept Europe for cen- stein's tt-member room. Call Charles B. Hambling and Son snd Joseph Smith, junior vice turtes. which Ms grandfather set up inn for a realistic estimate that will meat your president, and John Kelly. 1921, sees to that. Aside froml] "Things are going topsy-turvy budget requirements. Regardless of the Representing the auxiliary were most everywhere else," says opening and closing Parliament,! •OK Mrs. 'Ruth William!, president; fanner Ferderick OspeJt, "but wesigning measures approved amount of money you want to spand, Mr*. Irene Brenon, senior vice hope to go on living pretty much Parliament and okaying the Iaw-I| president;. Mr*.' Geraidios Plt»-as we have in the past without makers' choice of prime mlnister,|| you'll find wa do not compromise the qual- slmmons, guitar vice presidentpedt,, too much worry about the outside be grants amnesties and besi ity of our work. and Hf^jfrb SmithSh, « mem- world." tides on deserving subjects. ber. ? . The Lfechlensteiners have n The prince controls a largeB Whatever your naeds are for improving not share of the wine industry, whichD Stephen Giua tad Robert Krue- developed tourist attractionsBonsX? , or remodeling your home, call us for a ger, buglers from the Coastaliers which produces red and white va-ll "You're welcome to come durer. tittle of Its Is left to i ~ LEAVE 12 MIN. APART Junior Drum injd Bugle Corps, here," said farmer Gunther Vo- free estimate. pUyed'tap?,.- abroad after Leichtensteln gell, "but we don't go out of oursumers buy theirs—at $2.50 a I During A. M. Rush Hour The colors were presented by way to get you here." tie. v From N. Y. Bus Terminal Capt. Dorothy jSmtth, Ksyen Isak> Liechtenstein lies in the center Not Ejoravagant NO MONEY DOWN sen, Frances Smith, Cheryl Mac- of Europe. Covering 62 square The Income the prince derives Monmourii St. Red Bank YEARS TO PAY Fee, Jacqueline Zweldinger and miles, it stretches 17 miles north from Industrial and farm holdings Vilma Kucharek, all members of to south and about 7 miles east In Western Europe is substantial the color guard of the corps. to west at its widest point. but not enough to let him live ex- Three wreaths were placed by .... Founded In 171J " travagant! v., > -L Mr. -Wlllanl, Mrs. Williams, and Mr. -JCrisJter.: The Austrian princes of Liech- Uechteniteln's specialty is the No question about It—lor nomt improvements tenstein bought the territory fromregistration of• foreign companies two other bankrupt noblemen and whose directors, need not reside FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL CALL founded the state in 1713. fa thb country, of reasonable tax- CO 4-2222 O$ 1-2100 Morganvilh Switzerland and Austria are in*es. No list of these is ever pub- mediate neighbors. lished, discrete being part of the PR 4-2727 CHARLES B. HEMBUNG & SON A group of the Koberttyllle The Swiss supply border guards, service offered. Government offi- 13 CathtriN Sfrtet Estab. 1918 Red Bonk 4H Fashionettes met In the home cials «y 5,0004,000 such firms A5BURY PARK - N. Y. TRANSIT of Mrs? Frank Gratiano, Nolan diplomatic representation abroad, and use of their currency. From are signed up here for an annual ' Under Kdta Manaiemcat Day Phone SH 7-M04 • Mght Phone SH 7-MO Rd., J»* week. A check for $9.87 ee of IJ00-1M each. was sent to UNICEF representing the Austrians come the lion's fund)1: collected .by'the girls on share of the legal system plus Halloween. The group also de- rich pastries and meat dishes cided to make Christmas candles swimming in cream sauces. for table favors to be given' to Most of their German-speaking a nursing home at Christmas. Swiss-neighbors are Protestants, Members present were Denise'Al- but the Liechtensteiners, like the fano, Linda Domenico, Mary Austria/is, are. largely Roman Furey, Barbara Guttridge and Catholics.. Jean-Seber. "Our heads are with the Swiss but our hearts with the Austri- ans," .says Mrs.' Joseph Rhein- A fashion show was held Satur- berger, 80, a fanner's wife. day by the Ladies. Aindliary. Morg|nviUe Volunteer Rre Com- pany No. 11 in Hie fire' house. Daniel Speaks The. clothes were presented by Fashion Demonstrators, Mata- In Philadelphia wanj Members and friends of the auxtHtry acting as models were PHILADELPHIA - Arthur F. Mraivjoseph LtMura, Jr., MrsDaniel. , Fair Haven, If. 7., direc- Joseph; Laraaro, Jr., Mrs. Mito- r of the Power Sources Division chael Ryniewici, Mrs; Ronsld of the U. S. Army {Electronics Re- Gale, Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs.search and Development Labora- Seber, Jr., Mrs. Theodore Men- All-fabric tory, Fort Monmouth, N. J., ex- dini sand Misses Eileen Sweeney plained new methods of obtaining and .Roseann Jameson. electrical power from- Chemical, solar and nuclear sources at the November "Family Night" of Philadelphia's Franklin Institute. Mr. Daniels subject was "More 3-cycle Power to You," aod i% pointed but that engineers and scientists are successfully meeting the chal- lenge of supplying all necessary Kenmore electrical power for space-age communications, travel .an4: ex- ploration. Mr. Daniel has had a. direct Antomatie hand in developing unusoal elec- trical power sources for rockets and satellites. He emphasised that while much us« was made of such exotic sources as solar and THIS SALE nuclear energy,, great' strides have also been made in the old- est of all, the chemical battery.

IRE to Hear RCA Manager LITTLE SILVER — The Mon- mouth Subsection of the Institute of Radio Engineers will hear a talk on "Semiconductor Digital Integrated Circuits' by R. D. Lohman of Somerville at .its WASHER *lil SVb meeting next Wednesday in the PRICES Little Silver fire house. The meeting is scheduled for 8 INCLUDE p.m., and will be preceded by a • FREE Just dial your fabric, set water temperature and dinner at 6 p.m. in be Molly DELIVERY Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. All in- walk away from washday work! Washer has built- terested engineers in, the MM- AND NORMAL Cwpefppeart for after-five In mouth County area are invited. in lipt filter, dirt-chasing 6-vane agitator, porce* dress wtthdnped tttcttae and; Mr. Lohman is, manager of INSTALLATION Uperffl skirt, Fabric fa a Wend computer semiconductor engi- #3450 lained tub, acrylic cabinet finish, much more! of Eutman Kodel pdfyester and neering for the Semiconductor rayon;"-' " -•••-.-•• and Materials Division of RCA at Somerville, and' has been work- Up To 36 Months To Pay... Ask Sean Salesman how yon may No problem finding tenants ing primarily in the design and when you advertise Toe Register application of transistors in digi- have up to 3 fall yean to pay far Sean Home Appliances tal circuits and semiconductor in- way-Advertisement.;•'•'•');/• tegrated circuits. MONEY DOWN

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SID'S BOOTERY STOKE HOURS ' N WHITE STREET Shop ^at Sears and Save RED BANK Wed. and Frl. Man,, Tues., Thurs. and Sat. UTTU SILVER SHOPPING CENTER Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back "NeitiiBAiP"* ' 'Open Friday'«!• SEARS Tel. SH 7-1700 I A.M. to I P.M. . I A.M. Until S:U P.M. , Nw. 15. ,M62. RED BANK:»£GJSTER troopers to the fund f/rm 4 to t per cent of their ttltries tnd List Agencies transferring the fund from the 1 lion fund "until the time it be- State House Commission to the comes actuarially sound." ' WEST END Pi Asks Annual Division of Pensions in the Treas-i Which Share Kervick made the recommend- urer1* Office. ation to the State House Com- Kervick said all other pension Pension Fund mission, saying it was an alterna- funds are administered by his of- Appeal Fund tive to appropriating $40 million fice. He proposed that the pen FAIR HAVEN - Col C.R. Haig, Appropriation in a lump sum to make the fund sion plan be administered by a executive vice president of the sound. He estimated It would board of trustees composed of Community Appeal here, said TRENTON, N. J. (AP) - State take about 30 years to make the representatives of the public, yesterday the fund drive is the Treasurer John A. Kervick has fund sound On the basis of an- state police, and state govern-] collection agency for 10 social recommended that the state ap- nual state payments. ment. and civic organizations. propriate $3.4 to $4 million an- He also recommended increas- In other business the commis- They include th« Youth Center, nually to the State Police pen- ing contributions made by stat sion approved an $8,000 a year Boy and Girl Scouts, Public pension for Col. Joseph D. Rut- Health Nursing, The Community ter, recently retired superintend- YMCA, Salvation Army, Family ent of State Police. Kervick said and Children's Service, Mental Rutter's request for an additional Health Association, Muscular BRIGHT ACRE disability pension based on a Dystrophy and United Cerebral heart attack which he suffered Palsy. after retirement would have to OPEN EVENINGS be studied. Col. Craig said he. had been assisted in the drive by Mrs. (SUNDAY 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Lewis Connor, Mrs. George Goe- bel, Mrs. Adrian NL Longfield, Th» remarfcabfe jitw orthiMmk point GiVes October and Mrs. John Martin. He pointed out that donors may Report of Policej designate the amounts they care © to give to each individual agency. VELVET SUPREME SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - You'll lev* Iti.clean, frwh frttranw . 1 .. Capt. Dayton Wilson, Shrewsbury lurtly no painty odor '.. . only a delightfully Township, has announced there Field Day Set pleasant Kant, pura arid dean « eprfngtlmel CUSTOM MADE were 171 police actions handled during October. This rich, velvety itittojh Itfiprlof loto wall By Girl Scouts paint Is ultra flat.,. and fOnltiuii, _l» nwke There were 53 complaints In- CUFFWOOD BEACH - The FIRESCREENS vestigated, 16 traffic summonses Bayshore Neighborhood Associa- room» hotptyal d«m> Vtm^Svpivnm flow* en issued, 40 traffic warnings issued, tion of Girl Scouts, which con- Ilk* magic, covtrt Ilk* anilracU, dries In 20 four dog summonses issued, two Bring Accurate Measurement*—48 Hour Delivery sists of troops from Keansburg, minutM to a beautiful, perfectly ffat.fTnUh. disorderly summonses issued, West Keansburg, Union Beach, four disorderly warnings issued, |O«ffwood and Keyport, will hold AvallobU now ... in glorious now colon ... SOLID BRASS ENSEMBLE three juvnile arrests, 32 Juvenile a wide game and field day Satur- hundred* of color* to match any decorating warnings issued, four cars im- day at Cheesequake State Park. sch*m*. You havo n*v*r mod a paint Ilk* this Curtain Screen ....24.95 pounded for township parking vi- olations, one missing boy, found In the wide game, the Inter- bofort. You owo It to younolf to try If fodayl mediates will follow a trail of Fir* Tools ...14.95 by a township employee. problems. Skills tested will be Andirons ..14.95 One runaway boy was found first aid, lashing, compass read- sleeping in a parked car late at ing, fire building, knots and the LIST *6.35 OAL Regularly ...... 54.85 night, by local police. One child making of a bedroll. The wide was reported bitten by a dog, one game will be judged on the solu- juvenile treated for first aid by:tions of the problems, courtesy, SOLID BRASS police, one two-car accident in-' team work and time!' vestlgated, one recovered stolen FIREPLACE The Brownies will have a field bicycle, confiscated property FIREPLACE day with games, songs and dra- GRATES from juveniles on mischief night matics WghligfvHSg the program. (two kniyes, a razar blade, one Senior Girl Scouts will act a 12 Different Vorlerits BASKET whisie, two ink markers) plus program aides. Awards will be other police actions. made to winning troops both on REG. |88 Capt. Wilson reported that on the Intermediate and Brownie mischief and Halloween nights, levels.. TO 13.95 the police were assisted by Mayor Joseph Menzzopane, Jr., police di-] rector Wilfred Mr. Rafferzeder, Chamber Urges 7-INCH CD director Robert Bruno and his Screens Refinished and Repaired staff, and volunteers, which gave Dues Payments ROLLER* the township one of the lowest TRAY SET mischief rates in the county. RED BANK-The president of • FIREWOOD FOR SALE • the Red Bank Community Cham A meeting of the teen-agers ber of Commerce yesterday was held during the month by asked the co-operation of mem- Capt. Wilson, when bicycle safe- bers and directors of the or- ty was discussed. ganization in the collection of delinquent dues. THANKSGIVING SERVICE Edward J. Conway yesterday A service of Thanksgiving will told the board of directors the be held at 9:30 a.m. at the chamber was due about $1,900 In Tinton Falls School, Tinton Ave., delinquent membership fees. He t New Shrewsbury. Rev. Daniel D. said some of the members may BROAD ST. Phone SH 7-5555 SHREWSBURY JReinheimer, pastor of Luther be requested to seek payment Buy one gallon of paint-get one It's aasy to use Memorial Evangelical Lutheran from the fellow members who Church, will preach and invite have not yet settled their cham- QOLD BOND all present to "Give God ber accounts. Thanks!" The choir will sing under the direction of Marvin! ATTEND BAPTISM PAL Fichter. NEW MONMOUTH - Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Iamundo, Chapman It adds up! More and more Tcr., attended the baptism of Di people use The Register ads each ane Botti, daughter of Mr. and issue because results come fast-; Mrs. Ralph Botti, Paterson, in er.—Advertisement. Paterson Sunday. IRWIN'S CAN STILL BEAT THE TURKEY TO YOUR HOME fed rolli t i hitt i» wimtn. WITH YOUR CHOICE OF DINING ROOM M colon wd Orfoni mtr 7 PC. WALNUT ComM • TABLE WITH MAR-PROOF TOP 95 e BUFFET Latex is the wonderful pal 2 OAL, • HUTCH COLD BOND CRAFTCO • 4 CHAIRS "TILLY" & "WERNER" CEMENT PAINT ROLLER SLEEVE ACRA-TEX ALUMINUM EXTENSION N«w acrylic-Fabric 60 9 PC. WALNUT \ IADDERS WAli COVERING• . UndarwrittV* GuarcmU* • URGE TABLE • Wrlh Rubb.r ShMl Colon, 25 lb.., $3.50 4*90 • ' ' >««. 4.N tl^M2i M WITH LEAF 16-Ft....- 15.50 • 6 CHAIRS (including 20-Ft...... 17.95 100% Pare ROOM LOT Gold Bond Latex 2 arm chain) 24-Ft.v,.....^:.... 23.95 WHITE SHELLAC Wallpopir • URGE BUFFET 28,Ft,,...i...... 27.95 PRIMER & lunik l«r Oi> 50 • URGE CHINA A K 32-Ft. 35.95 75 Kltch.H • SEALER OAL I OAL 1 36-Ft...:.. 39.95 5 31). For Interior, Shettroc3k 7 PC. EARLY AMERICAN 40-Ft. ...._...... 45.95 riil Wl llBSecondi • 4 MATE'S CHAIRS CAULKING our CARTRIDGES WaVtax Fabric 175 • BUFFET BASE FLOOR 75 Wall Ceyerlaa • HUTCH TOP & PECK it Mn«i i.Ti. MI< i* • ROUND TABLE ENAMEL O 1 MAR-PROOF TOP 9 xl2 PLASTIC 189. COLD BOND 9-INCH SPACKLING COMPOUND 9 PC. WALNUT —BEIGE WERNER DROP CLOTHS • 6 CHAIRS (one arm) ALUMINUM 5 -45V 35' • URGE BUFFET STEP • URGE CHINA LADDERS . WISH-UP WOOD STEP • LARGE TABLE 4-FOOt SALE 7.95 LADDERS 369. 5-FOOT SALE 9.95 WOODEN fl50 3 tc. Modern 7 Pc. KITCHEN 3 Pc. BEDROOM SOFABED OR 4FT , .:. LIVING ROOM Modern or Danish 6-FOOT SALE 11.75 * FT.'•:•: ...... J.50 Table 36x48x60 STUDIO COUCH OR Sofa- 2 Chairs Double Dresser 8-FOOT SALE 15.95 LADDERS • FT...... :.^ Nylon • Foam 6 Chairs Chest - Bed DANISH LOUNGE BARRETTS 129.00 59.95 139.00 49.95 ROOF COATING or Antifreeze SIPERSTEINS ROOF CEMENT FURNITURE Prestone f GAL 2.45 27 MONMOUTH ST. 128 BROADWAY. ; LONG IRANCH 55 (Opp. Baronet TJieplrp) }CA 2-6384r > .We carry a full line of IRWINS SH 7-0011 - RED BANK GAL. OPEN MON. THRUl SAt. 7:45 A.M. to I P.M. artists* supplies at low WED. 4 FBI. 'TIL » : . OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 9:00 - SATURDAY TIL 6 P.M. 1(NO LIMIT) discount prices! .-.v FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE Shop and, compare!

• i IFieht Over RED BANK SECISTOt Vwwky, Nov. 15, ^mm^-wm \**%v in Mt btf, New Jeteey'Inconm§ «U Cancer Society, the Metbotf-,1 , and KrSToVMrntocerjSrV^; uHMPO.":*'. >•; ,^,y^ v\'K > -.->-•• Postponed Hone for Childreiif ,Nl»Jjrf .'•». ;«*BI,mFtMat*. LONG BRANCH - An open Reach Record Htigff FISHER, Long waa,, who died Oct. jfc Wt betbattle involving Mrs. Lucy Wilson, .... who died Sept. 25, lfleftt estate to her chfldrer; Clarence city counolhwmari and; oity Hous- TRENTON- (AP) - New Jer- New Jersey ranked W> among! COO In bngrfcr Mi slater, Mr*. i each to his son, Abraham Sraltt, - Albert '^Wt, Neltte ing Authority appointee, was seyans are making more money the states last year in per capita H. BeUe'*r*frp«mflil effect* f and daughter!, Fannie Jackson and Mildred Maher. averted Tuesday. than ever, according to the people personal Income. Personal In- to hif brat%. {Jraadla C. Conot: and Ida Elterberg, and ANNIE L. ROCKWELL, Holm i authority's first scheduled wbo peer into the state's eco-Jcome is defined as current in- ver; funs' frfcn, the £*empt each to grandsons, Martin dd, who died Oct. M, left her since Mrs; Wilson was nomic spectrum: |come received from all sources Firemen's Aoociitibnt to to* r, Inrtn Flther, Alien Eitel- estate to her daughter, Marie C. a member by spilt vote of by residents of an area. It is Good Will Hook and Udder Co.,j aad 8tepben Eltelberg. The The state Department of Con- <^aUe. • ,. ... •-. , .'-..• . /,..itbe council wa* called off. semtion and Economic Develop- he**"*" Freehold; W,W0 each to execu-; jc* oj Ms estate Is to go to HAROLD M. MORRIS, Long come and other direct penonal tors Raymond S. Hartman ! Mrs. Wilson, ready to attend ment predicts that 1963 will go wifa,Goldye. Branch, who died Oct. 2t. left his and (ace the other members who down as a record year with total ««*!• >* afterdedudtoiis oji*| Helen L. Harmyk; and the bal- estate to his children, Richard 1 ance o!< the estate to the New ELIZA B. ARROWSMTTH are disputing the validity of herpersonal income expected to ex- f** contritattons^to soeU), Morris and Gladys Mead. appointment, was notified of theceed 117 billioo. /^ iMurance programs. J««P«» 2d BROAD STREET RED BANK N ! LOU M. CAWJ80E, by the authority's office 1 tocwBe dM ver, who died Oct. 2, and Nell P. in the morning. The total, last year was JI6.9 dividinV™*g the populatio '« n of aW give ^n Hodges, Fair Haven, who died] billion, compared to $16.17 billion area into the total personal in- DUSTING But, told the meeting was offis 1960. . FREE DELIVERY-PHONE: 5H 7-333- Oct. », left their ttttte* to their because Executive Director John come. New Jersey has a little respective husbands, E. S<*ulz and some of the HA Average income per person in over 8 million residents. AND WORCHESTER SEELY, members were attending the an-1961 was Hated at $2,714, a $63 —Total personal income in die Rumson, who died Sept 7; Wil-nual convention of the New Jer-jump from the previous year. state increased 5 per cent last HOUSECLEAWNG liam HalUday; Mlddfetown, who sey League of Municipalities, New Jersey's median family in-]year from I960, compared with, died Sept. 2; Charles C. Morgan,Mrs. Wllsoa decided to do like- come, based on 1959 earnings, the national increase of 4 per Mlddletown, who died Oa 4; wise. was Hsted at $6,786, pladng the cent. VISIT OVR NEW HAVE YOU Charles Shiverlck, Ocean Town "I had planned to attend as » state second only to Alaska in —New Jersey ranked witWn'tlie' this category. EXCLUSIVE ship, who died Oct- 5, and Alfred memt>er of council, but I think top 10 states in all years since, OREO TO TEARS? J. jRosooe, Freehold Township, I wiH register also as a member How does the state compare 1930 in income per person, from BARTON'S CANDY who died Oct. 27, left their es- of me Housing Authority," she with the rest of uae nation in 19SS to 1961 H ranked between DEPARTMENT tates to their respective wives. told a reporter. earning power? 4th and 7th In the nation. Council, by a 4-1 vote, ap- Right near the top, according —From 195041, New Jersey's WANTED PEOPLE pointed Mrs. Wilson last month to economists and staticians, who personal Income, has maintained TO FEEL COOL to file vacancy' supposedly rattle off a ream of figures in a higher annual' Increase than ST. LOUIS (APJ-One hundred created by me resignation last support of their claims. The sta-that of the nation. DAVIDSON'S LKpUOP degree August weather meant July of Rev. Robert Unley. tistics were tabulated by Die Of- Early Spurt Gold or Whit-' winter was jujt around the cor- ITie HA contended there was fice of Business* Economics of the —Incomes grew at a taster IflipOrfcd CoriisrCCK ner to Victor R. Relchert. He no valid resignation from Father V. S. Department of Commerce. pace in 1950-1955 than during the announced a sale on mow shov- Unley, former pastor of St.i Some of the conclusion*, re- balance of Hie decade because of James Episcopal Chun*, and ported in the current issue of the two K^month recessions; the 1 els and rode salt. that Mrs. Wilson, therefore, had New Jersey Economic Review: first extending from July 1957 to ELECTRONIC HR CLEANER "Everybody passing by wasjno right to be appointed. April 1956, the second from May m keep your horn* clean without the mopping his brow and complain- Complicating the picture was of resignation was not on file be- 1060 to February 1961. Comstock Bi ended ing about the heat," Reichert the fact City Manager Richart fore Mrs. Wilson's appointment, —During the recession periods, • drudgery of daily dutUng and cleaning J. Bowen had misplaced Fathe explained. "I wanted to do some-l' the appointment could not be rec-jpersonal income dipped off in sev- imagine th« freedom you'd heie f your boita would star clean, linle/s resignation when counci ognized, eral categories—chiefly mining, thing to 'make everybody fee! named Mrs. Wilson. He recover** f n WHISKEY automatically IA Hsntywell Electronic Air Cleaner in your htaUnfl Mrs. Wilson, long an HA anttg-| »™jj ^ cod." ; the letter last week, however. —Personal income from farm- and/or air conditioning system rMnovssuptpWpercent of an air- onist, is insisting her appoint- Davidson's 90 Proof 100:c Grain borne perijdas from the air, Including dual,tobacco smoke, cook- He sold a half dozen sacks of Tija HA's attorney, Anthoni ment was valid because, whether ing decreased last year from $46 InggreiMe.poVen, bacteria and soot Tkeeemfcrotcoplc parfletes salt; Shovels, however,' didn't Woolley, wrote to council yester Father Linley's letter was remillio- n to #2 million from 1968; that stain and son your horn* and furnisMngs ere trapped elsc- move so well. day that since me priest's lettei corded or not, the vacancy ex mining dropped from $22 mjllion tromcally by me HoneyweH Electronic Air Cleaner. YouV awe isted either by formal resigna- to $20 million while railroad in- money In dtantogarHl redecorating bHa and your home wM be fair tit* finest in sportswear tion or absence. , comes Increased from $830- mit- free from a ttgfc psreentag* of airborne IrrHaata. "I hope we don't have to bat Hon In 1960 to $660 million In tie, bat Ifm an appointed mem- 1861. !00: : Grain Spiri-s For oompiilB infonnition, ctJI ber and I have every intention -General wage and salary dis- of fumiHne my assienment." sheloursenwnta hut year totaled$12. - '009 bilKonbUKono3mpaie, compared to $11«L6 bllbil- Mrs. Wilson has been fa litiga-UoninlWO. VODKA tion with me HA for more than 10 years In various arguments over the Shrewsbury Riverfront Secaucus Youth project: She and her husband, Harry, who Kve in the area and operate Wilson's Boat Works, cur-Among the First * forteen , pre-teen and junior rently are disputing values act Guam Evacuees SECAUCUS, (AP)- "He's in GoMtock, Ittdy to Stiv» good shape? Thais: God!" Oscar 89 Kunze said, yetterday when, the MANHATTAN or MMTINl Associated Press toM him Ms son, Airman 1/C David Kmue, I 23, was among the tint group of evacuees fronv typhoon-smashed •;^|s^.^^^>^PBW^^.spL'_s»i^^^fcB|sljsMPr • .• i •'.lTinl Guam to arrive in Honolulu. '( "I didn't know where he was,1 die fatherstghed in relief. "When Panzd Imported they mentioned five or si* deaths ITALIAN Davidson's Imported I Just didn't know but I hoped for the best. This U the first , VERMOUTH word I've had since the storm and it's a relief." ..• -"''BsencliDry •• Kurae said he last heard from David in a letter about two weeks ^$1,49 ago. ' , "He's one of time boys who likes1 to have a lot of fun and he DAVIDSON'S PREFERRED waa kind of tied down out there,1 Kunze said. "But he had*-fur- lough in Hong Kong not long ago and he enjoyed that. He men- BLENDED tioned the trip and said he had" a nice time. "And then there was the u WHISKEY request — can you lend me eome money? Not Much Activity 'As for Guam, he said he to- joyed the swimming there- but tben'B not much activity for the younger'set." ' , Kunze said David's. four-year enlistment would be up at the end of the year but he had re- • All letters of alphabet enlisted and would be sent to the Plattsburg (N. Y.) Air Force • Numbers, Base^after Christmas. : WHISKEY Wttk type-ribbo» 'He said he'd probably be, 10.50 home for Christmas before he goes to Pittsburgh," Kunze said. "We haven't seen him in al faipotHd Qnrnm Wbety HS9-19«>0 Vbhttja most a year. He left after Thanks- Golden Krone •?hplce grying last year for San Fran • Teller, Schwartze & Katz Cisco and then was shipped I Dortmal, Nieratelner Guam." Rudershelrner, Rfesllag 49 David graduated from Wee- Krover Macktarsch hawken High School In June, 195! Mosel Bleumchen and enlisted In the Air Force . Pink Heck (Rose) 1 about six months later, 10% Discount by tin Case - riTTp 'A Sound Boy* "He's a very good boy," Kunze Imported (Pierre LeRoi) said, "not one of those teen-ag1! n» rioHi ciurtMi taum delinquents or whatever you cal Blow HMk ., CORDIALS theni. He's always been a sound Kentucky Straight Pineapple, Raspberry boy." BOURION Fifth $O QQ (•Mpke* rotter) AiM ul BolUta U Kratiekj Davidson's N. Y. State BW» qt. WINES JR: TYPEWRITER 14 Flavors J.79 *-, $1<29 REALLY TYPES! Imported Atordonlu M.IWB niMTRWt, K I.BtXtt Remarkably low-priced. It'a SCOTCH a big 101/4" wide, 10%" deep. s r»n 014 CHAMPAGNE Strongly built, types just n» Itunry ol and fleotcb «t risk A SpuUlai Burjondy ft renMftoUe vftlne like grown-up model Return DlitlUtd b bMUed la Scollu* WIU Setv. s carriage, 66 keys. $5.99 $6.99 $2.69 bottte Fifth Quart MaUimUjr Irrmmltd is »otll<

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ver sine*\62f, wTtertfhft\' EPilgrim : Fothws gov») Ihanhi for a pbod, harvetf, Am«ricani hav« obiai^vad Thanksgiving Day-officlaHy . ond unofficially, • • - Thecuttpm6fThQn|((giyii,^ Day spread from. Pl^mbgHi, to other New England col- onies. By 1700 if was an tfm nual holiday jfl mpny locals, ties. During the Revolution- ary War, special days of, thanks were observed for vicr , lories and escap^l; from da» gen On Nov. 26,1789, PresU dent .George Washington isi sued a general proclamation England, tha. Pilgrims pray btfore boarding the MoyfloWar. for a day of thanks. By the middle of the l?th century, some states had a yearly thanksgiving holiday. . -; In the meantime, Mr*. Sarah Josepha Hale, a writer v and editor, workfd tirelessly: to promote the idea of a no- tional Thanksgiving day. For some 30years,shepublished pleas in her Journal and wrote letters to the various Presidents. In 1863, Presi- dent Lincoln issued a procla- mation setting aside the lasf Thursday of November in 'that year "as a day of Thanks- giving and praise to our be- I|and#d0rf«»Bl«*NawEngldnd thoraon Dae. 21,1620. th»y neficient Father." "Tha First American Thanksgiving",, by Jennie. Browntcomfce. recreates the «tite to *• loftlforbriiiaioiihamfaf.lyforti.irn.whom. devout emotions of ifie Pilgrims of theygivepraiie for their bo.unKful (lorvesf. v>iV. !V

. , , . ...,..,.,. . :^,,, , ^ , , Proclamation by.President Lincoln in New Englond hunter* bring home a Ijigtofcti ol . -, . Mri-SarahJoiepha Hal* Worked for 30 years 18&3 set aside last Thursday of Novem- wild h)rfc«yt fer n Thanbgtying fewt In 1651. to make Thanksgiving a;: national 'holiday, berin that year as "day of Thanksgiving." . RED BA-YK REGISTER 4—Tnuridiy". Nov. 15, 1%2 Ernie Davis to Start Workouts Fliers, Freehold With Browns, But Won't Play Tie for Soccer CLEVELAND (AP) r- Although Art Modell. club president, was Brown. "However, he. wiU now fiaUtack Ernie Davis will not plainly disappointed. He broke begin full-scale workouts and at- play for the Cleveland Browns the news to Davis Sunday and tend meetings with the team as League Crown this season, the club said yester- said the 23-year-old former Syra- part at a long-range plan aimed cuse All-America took the news at giving Mm a better background FREEHOLD - Neptune High day he will start full-scale work- uts and attend meetings with gracefully. Davis came down with in our system." School's Z4 soccer-victory over leukemia in early June, but the For the past five weeks Davis Freehold Regional here Tuesday the team, The decision to keep Davis on deadly disease now is in a state has been undergoing a personal created a tie in the Shore Con- of remission.' conditioning program at" League ference Soccer League. Both e sidelines came from Paul Brown, coach and general man- Park, where the team practices. squads finished their loop play "Art Modell and I fee! it's toHoe feels he is ready and able to With 12-2 marks. ager. •Ernie Davis will not be acti- late in the season for Ernie to play in the National Football League president Harold Hand- vated in 1962," he said. catch up enough to ptey," said League. chen, Brick Township athletic di- "The moment when any player rector, has recommended a play' Is ready to play Is always strictly off for the championship. Hand- for the coaches to decide," Mo- chen will arrange the date and Qay-Moore Meet Tonight; dell said. "Paul and I have talked site after the state soccer tourna- it over and are in complete agree- ment. ment that a program aimed at. Gary Ward and Frank Pope Silence Reigns in Gamps preparing Davis' enormous tal- were the Flier heroes in the big ents fornex t year would be beit Win over the Colonials. Ward tal- LOS ANGELES (AP) -Si-(Doc, ) Reams, said selection of for all concerned." lied in the first period, and Pope ience.a shocking development in the place had no connection Model! said the Cleveland drove in a 25-yarder in the third the wake of recent bursts of. ver-but- : club is delighted at Davis's physi- quarter. bosity, settled over the warring I plan to catch a plane from cal and medical progress report. The Flier win reversed an The latest report by Dr. Austin earlier .1-0 loss to the Freehold camps of Archie Moore and Cas-the airport Sunday for Sweden Wefaafcerser, who has headed the hooters. sius Marcellus Clay yesterday on and line up a match for Archie team of specialists, stated: Tourney Action the eve of their 12-round heavy- with Ingemtr Johansson after he 'Ernie Davis continues to bs Three Shore High Schools are weight struggle. beats Clay." | in an excellent state of remis- NATIONAL FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME BACKERS .-.Frederic E. Giersch, Jr., second from right, president of entered in the N. J. State Inter- From the Clay, headquarters in The betting experts continue to sion. His blood values remain the local chapter of the National Football Hall of Fame, explain! the workings of th» unit to A. Earls "Greasy" scholastic Athletic Association a hotel hard by Fifth and Broad- disagree with the Moore and perfectly normal. In fact, his soccer tournament. Long Branch hemoglobuHn is high normal and Neale, former football coach and guest speaker, last night at the first annual dinner of the group at Old Orchard way in downtown Los Angeles Kearns philosophy. Clay In their meets Trenton Central today at came this communique: book is still ail favorite. at this time there is no trace Country Club, Eatontown. Others, left to right, are Jack Mohr, national director of membership and organization; the Peddle School, Hlghtstown, in This Is unbelievable. But Cu- The match goes on In the Sport*of leukemia." Alex Wojciechowicz, Wanamassa, a 1955 member of the Hall of Fame, and Harvey Harman, executive secre- Group 4 pity. slus says he is through talking Arena and will be shown on "He Is in a great condition," Another Group 4 match tomor- said Dr. Victor IppoUot, die team tary of the National Football Hall of Fame. - • until after he annhilares Moore in closed '/circuit theater screen In row pits Freehold Regional four tomorrow night." . - . a number of cities, starting at physician. "His weight Is normal gainst the winner of the Linden Bearer of these .tidings was 8 o.m.. Pacific Standard Time, aat 215 pounds and he looks and Cranford contest. Rudolph Valentino Clay, younger Co-promoters Cat Eaton and feels fine. He's completely ready Neptune Is in the Group 3 sec-brother of Casshis, the pride and George Parnassus expect about for regular, team workouts." Former Philadelphia Eagles' tion and will meet Hanover Park possibly the amusing despair of 15,000 spectators and a gate be= Modell termed false reports this week.. ' his hometown of Louisville, Ky. tween $125,000 and $150,000. that NFL commissioner Pete Ro- Rudy is Casslus' chief sparring Moore was guaranteed $70,000 zeile had ruled Davis could not partner, most adoring audience in this, his 220th appearance inplay. Hockey Slated and a possible heavyweight am- the ring, and Clay, the 20-year- "They are unfounded and ri- Coach Neale Speaks to Grid Unit ateur boxing hope for Uncle Sam old contender; $40,000 In what he diculous," said Modell. "The in the 1964 Olympic games. firmly believes will be Ms 16thcommissioner has made no offi- EATONTOWN — A. Earle public relations of football. Another important factor of rector of the National Footba At Asbury Park * From Moore, the Old Mastraighn t triumph as a profession- cial decision on this, nor has he "Greasy" Neale, a great name the group is co-operation with Hall of Fame, in a talk, stated, River of the ring, came a fewal. '.:•...•. been asked by the Browns to It will create an awards com- words. in football circles, was guest mittee which each year will hon- educators, athletic directors and "Football is a great thing for Casino Saturday Cassias, addicted to some won- make one. The decision not to speaker last night at the local or the scholar-athlete in the ter-PTA groups to dramatize the guy and a great thing for a per- "My prediction? You'll see • derfully horrendous sashays into activate Davis was made by the chapter of the National Football ritory of the chapter. These will foundation's concern for both ed- son. Football helps to lick ASBURY PARK — The Poto great fight. I expect toWin. " the field of poetry, has composed coaching staff just as it would Hall of Fame at the first annual be the boys who have, in theirucational leadership values In lo-communism." Mr. Harman also mac Hockey Club returns to the Archie and,his large retinue one that goes "Don't Mock the have been with any other play- dinner of the unit held at Oldhigh or secondary schools, dem-cal football and to reward sec- explained the workings of the 89Casino Ice Palace here Saturda; from San Diego are wallowing "indoor•.. Moore'H go in, four." er." Orchard Country Club. onstrated outstanding football ondary school players who show chapters of the organization, in- to meet the Baltimore Clipper! luxury in a hotel near Internation- Moore, In quiet good humor, In New York; Rozelle said: "It al Airport. His adviser, Jack guaranteed to aid his departurit e was an individual club decision." Mr. Neale, who spoke of hisability (and performance, aca- scholarship and exert beneficial cluding one in Japan. in another Of the season's hockey experiences in football from the demic application and perform- influence both on and off the Also speaking was Jack Mohr, matches on the Casino ice. time he started 47 years ago, isance, and school leadership and field. national director of' membership The Potomac skaters will the man who invented the man-example. Harvey Harman, executive di- and organization. aiming to return to the winning to-man defense in football, in- Included among the guest: column as they were shellacked, troduced the triple reverse and were Mayor C. J. Guiney, Jr., 16-1, by the St. Nick's Hocto the Sutter series, and is said to Highlands; Frank J. Pingitore, Club last Saturday. be the greatest ''creator" in the Football Records president of thes New Jerse> This will be the Initial meeting game. State Interscholastic Athletic As- for the Baltimore and Washing- Neale, who is 70, was dubbed RED BANK LONG BRANCH ton ohtbs this season. Last year (6-2) sociation; Councilman Hermar "West Virginia's Greatest Ath- (7+1) Black, Highlands; Coach A the Potomac Club defeated Balti- lete" when attending West Vir- 19 Red Bank Catholic 0 It Neptune more in three of five matches. 13 0 Manasquan Forte, Red Bank Catholic, anc ginia back in 1912-13. While 26 Freehold Regional Coach Dick Kleva, Middletown. The Baltimore club is led or known for his football feats, he 25 Toms River 13 14 Lakewood the offense by coach John'Evans, also stamped his name into ma- 48 Lakewood 0 6 Brick TownBhlp a .product of; St. Michael's Col' jor league baseball books. 12 Manasquan 12 i Asbury Park lege, Toronto, He scored 11 goal) "Greasy" was a left fielder on 12 Middletown Twp. 0 7 Breehold Regional Baysliorc Leagw and had seven assists last sea- the Cincinnati Reds, and was on 6 Brick Township ( 13 Toms River son. Goalie Bruce Nolan paces These new tires are made with the 1919 pennant-winning club JJ Neptune t 12 Middletown Twp. Hie Clippers on the defense, that played in the World Series. Has Plans For Tufsyn, Goodyear's tough, new syn- 179 83 Washington, with three key He coached at Marietta, Wesl players out of last Saturday's thetic. Tufsyn stays flexible, keeps Virginia, Washington and Jeffer- RED BANK CATHOLIC MANASQUAN 15-17 Age Loop UUttBttter JU> Texas AJkl (23), and unrankei , What's more, bonus ducks, meaning broadbills Priced To Go! gairte weerthe punting of Bob '»rii< Northern South DakotaStateleacb showing ol Hie season. Colotnt 1 0 1 Ptiumbo are using on the Shrewsbury. Mixed in with th Stop in and ita our large selection of OK Flower of Emmaus, Pa., and theOono « 1 UCunpuwUt iOtt frst place-vote. Bob Purcell of Montdair State passing of sophomore Dave Stout UlUtl' i » J Ctiaw.a broadies are lots of canvasbacks, a protected species. was the individual winner, cross- U»«d Cart... you'll b* glad you didl of South River. Wjmt>i ill Cotmour Both state and federal wardens already have announce ing tht line in 25:37. A Montdair Flower kicked six tines for ?1 Brapbr SboemaJur they will enforce to the hilt the ban on canvasbac! teammate wot runner-up. 234 yards, an average of 39 yards ich.mi Downes Stripped Conlon hunting. '••••. The first Hawk harrier, finish- per kick. He had one 62-yarder, crwrtll ing in third position, was Rich TEST DRIVE a boot which traveled about 75 13 5 35 « »» Of British There's been an outbreak of early shooting on th Bogden hi 26:03. Coach Art Oberg yards in the air. The good dayBur of th« l«k.'. 5 ,t U " ~ stated that Bogden's time was THE NEW '63 CHEVY raised his season's average to Uttla Sflwr ,_ 4 S U river. Conservation Officer Karl Kristiansen of Little OldUali — extort. Phlppi. one minute better than his previ- 34.3 per try. Stout hit four of ^Boxing Crown Silver recently made eight pinches for early—and late ous efforts. four passes for 70 yards. Pints! Aiumpu M M LONDON (AP) - The British —hunting. Some poaching has also been observed on Comparative team statistics At Fure of Monmouth was fifth, ruHOf Tutu* MT 4I> axing Board of Control (BBBC) are as follows! . Vtuni InWraSBtBr IS - S ; estate, ponds in Rumson. with Carleton Thistle, another TWD OtftOw -^ 1.S6S 1,U1 stripped Terry Downes of his Hawk harrier, sixth. Thistle is a lint Down, m as' AI» orf«iM Ptt OHM. . m\ WL« British Middleweight. Champi- Howland Jones and Dr. Martin Quirk, both o Riahlni AiurapU it* MR Red Bank High School graduate. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. Ktuhinf Tardtft tqi 140S ItimblM LMC . 10 U onship' yesterday for failing to Rumson, and Allison Stern, Scobeyville, enjoyed iTf. Win Ptr Rwh 38 1.J faulty Y»rd«t» m HO defend the title against John Me- Monmouth's other two finishers 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK Cormact of Scotland. sterling black duck shoot on Howard Cranmer's pond were Ray Taylor, 11th, and Bob Myers, 12th. Montdair took the The BBBC said George Aldridge in Cedar Run the other morning. Occupants of Cran fourth, and seventh through. 10 OPEN EVENINGS — SH 1-3130 and McCormack would meet for mer's open water blinds are blitzing broadbitls. Larry positions. the vacant championship. Durkin, Middletown, recently killed his quota of bonus Downes,. on« champion, black will (angle with Tony Manouso, was handled by Dr. Frank S. Moran, Jr., Fair Haven, STUDEBAKER the Creek champion- for the and placed second. Third dog was Bama, handled by world'title In the feature bout. William Patterson, Towaco. Dlxsoo will have to stop the bull like rushes of Mikes Torres, Dr. Moran's Chesapeake, Native Shore Mike, placed FREE! the Mexican strong man; to post irst in the open stake, followed by Rocky, a golden a victory hythe co-featurrid event. retriever owned by John Gardella, Rumson. Mary Gam- LONG HANDLE In the card'* tag-team-match, Argentlneo Appolo and Maquel well, Rumson, placed her black labrador, Cork, first ICE SCRAPER Perez are pitted' against the in the qualifying stake. Second in the same event was "Wrecking Crew" of the, wres- FOR DODGE, PONTIAC, RAMBLER-AMBASSADOR, tling world, the Tola* Brothers. in, a lab owned by Barry Merideth, Rumson. Completing (he c&rd are Arnold Striped bass fishing blows hot and cold. Ronnie MERCURY, OLDS, DESOTO, BUICK Skaaland, who opposes. Francois McCarthy, Rumson, and his dad, Tom McCarthy, Valois, and • VIrlsh" Tommy OTooie, who tackier; Don Whit-, 10 schoolies at Monmouth Beach just before Different? Definitely!! the new •jejsp ' Wagoneer is tier. • •-• .'. -^]: '• .- ;\ ' the shift-off into the nor'west Jack Curran, Fair Ha- 1 the firststatio n wagon ever built to offer the comfort, silence, The Convention Hall or the As- en, and a companion boated 15 in. under the beach speed and smoothness of a passenger car-plus the safety and : 8.00x14 7.10x15 bury Park police mav be conat Sea Bright. '..', traction of 4-wheel drive. • • (aqted for tickets and reserva- fobelesj iubelen The 'Jeep' Wagoneer is the one family wagon youcan drive tions. , . .•> There, sKquld be some choice fishing before the] almost anywhere, in almost any kind of weather. . . The first bout will it»rt at ;9 ass move on to winter quarters. An abundance of bait' If a the tint and only 4-wh»tt drive wetfon with optional p.m. • ' ; will almost certainly'hold the fish for a spell in lo- automatic transmission and independent /rofif suspension. MOUNTED FREE! al waters, v The 'Jeep' Wagoneer features the power and economy of America's first and only automotive overhead camshaft engine, Soccer school after school of stripers are In- the Tbrnado-OHC" ading the undertow at Long Beach Island. Both boat It has the most usable cargo space... Standings and surf anglers are creaming bass there. Limit catches 'ALL PRICES PLUS TAX both high and wide. The 'jeep'^ ,'•' W IT Pta. Wagoneer ia also available in 2-whee'l are; presently the rule rather than the exception for Freehold Reg...... 1J 1 • W boat fishermen who eithe_r jig or troll with weighted FOR WHITEWALLS APD $2 drive! model*. SUp in. Sis* it up. Try Neptune ltout«tyoar'J««p'D«saar'ia.todayl. Long Branch 7 « I ucktalls. • WHln Noton. world* l»n*rt inwurMtur.r o Toms River 111 The cod runia improving as the weather becomes MdnnWhith Rtg. III older. Some of; the Highlands and Atlantic Highlands Middletown T I 8 I GENERAL TIRE CO. MONMOUTH MOTORS Brick Twp. „ 8 1 party boats are picking up cod on Shrewsbury Rocks. . Highway 1J j«t Kramer Avenue Red Bank L..;..u; • 14 "t Lightship Ridge is' yielding heavy hauls of whiting. '. 1 Mile North of Eatontown Circle Games Tftrnorrow EAtoNTpWN, N. J. Monmouth Reg. at Long Branch Still no sign of mackerel, though. Harry Lovgren, RT. 36 and AVE. D LEONARDO Sea Bright commercial fisherman, has a sneaking sus- KAIIER-WILLTI WIEiEKTf T||CCr,AV fi-flfl PM "A quarterback doesn't mind icion Bostons will show up offshore after the first getting hit provided,he doem't 291-9291 OPEN DAILY U get hurti!', ,•! 'i' , , •• •; iv if, next month. i :

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TWffS THfFWE/-WT, TO. DAILY CROSSWORD Bridge Column -ISTHgCtDCALSCWJA ACROSS 47. Three at 18. Gam. L fWtf MUSIC WITH HER bled PHONE MA JONG'S ADORISS/ 1. Unit of dice It's easy to play bridge well THE HANDS -ARE m SOME KIND OF A NUT/ FRED NQ0PUS NOWf etectromo* 19.Foema* against careless opponents; they DOWN 80. Drop- : J. Container ped do half of your work for you. North dealer SI. At North-South vulnerable dor for flowers Against careful opponents you NORTH •.Know Ilka 9, Comply liberty must be more' precise in your ^.Persia's • A J 8 7 8.1n n own technique. (or know or ruler O A 10 8 5 3 well) enamored 2J. Castro'8 In most bridge games East 11. Sunrise 4. Foot digit country would win the first two tricks WEST * BAST 12. B. Greek 34.The with high clubs and would then AK942 4 Q 10 5 3 heaven, or letter tent- 39. River Into Q64 <5> 5 3 2 maker Tartary look around for something else to perfect «. Prescription do. He would probably return a 0 9 2 O QJ 7 happiness term 37. Book* Strait 4 10 87 32 •AQI M.Boy» 7. Gist of M. Immense trump, and South would have no SOUTH nickname 8,Mlmlo the 87. Fait problems. Prophets: 38. upior $ AK10 9 87 15. Organ of lO.Befamlllir Against this simple defense 0 K 6 4 •itfbt with O.T. mlsbehav* South wins the third triok with MICKEY MOUSE 18. Spoken II. Will St. 30. Changes, 39. Mandarin as the tea the ace of trumps and ruffs a Norlk Eart South W«* 18. Renounced trading: 1 O P*M 19 Pus medium •peed 40, Organ of •club with dummy's remaining (Jwdi.) trump. He then cashes the ace 1 * Past 3 7 8 peopls * * well afford to lose this trick. As dealer,'you hold: Spades— K.FUlarof Immediate Trump Return 6. Hearts-A K 10 9 8 7. Dia- •ton* 0 u ». "A butcher, South has more of a problem monds-K 6 4. Clubs-fl 6 5., What >z >3 14 if East returns a trump at the do you say? second trick. South cannot ruff a Answer: Bid one heart. Look tt. Small IS Ml club because there is still a club tor an excuse to .open when you island % VA V '9 u in dummy. H South leads a club, have a strong 6-card majdr suit. SZ.Blue.beU- East wins and leads a second In this case you count 10 points shaped A % IS trump to kill the ruff. in high cards and 2 points for flower u. IS u % South must plan to set up dum-the singleton. You need nothing 84. Plunge 28 headfirst my's diamonds to dispose of a more when you're looking for an By LEE FAlK % club loser since he cannot hope excuse. THE PHANTOM into water » So S* SJS. Exclama- to ruff his/third club. But de- For Sheinwold's 36-page book- % tion 33 clarer cannot afford to draw let,' PENNSYLVANIA FAIR HAVEN - The Borus & For a good rat you need a good is very efficient, just because sh< WRITE ASTOR/ABOUT ir._ AND A FEW OTHER happens to be rather attractive^ THATBAll/ FLACSS/ MacConnell Agency, S00 River cat. Rd., has announced its purchase Please put your answer in your column, as I am sure it will help of ths insurance business of my wife to see the light of reason Charles P. Crass, 268 River Rd. Troop Invests and see how unfair she is being in Mr. Cross, who has been in asking me to fire this girl, whom 11 Brownies I have never actually given business here 43 years, said he second glance. is retiring for reasons of health RED BANK — An investiture Type that exactly as. dictated, and that his clients will continue ceremony for 11 new members rM GONNA TAKE YOU was held by Brownie Troop 64 you sweet little redheaded thing, YOU EVER THEN t RECKON to be serviced by the Borus & JRKEY USING PU in'the Mechanics Street SchooShl l and get up off my lap—old bat- HUNTED-TURKEY YOU KNOW WHAT NOWEUfiaHC MacConnell Agency. BEFORE? THIS 19.' A-IURta/MAN/ Tuesday night. tleaxe is due for lunch. Russell M. Borus, 94 Lewis Invested were Elizabeth Deeply Hurt NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSBAW La., established the Russell M. Russell M. Boms Beadle, Janice Cohen, Caroline Dear Deeply Hurt: Borus Agency in 1950. In 1956, Cron, Pamela Curchin, Susan Red-haired, yes. Attractive, Douglas F. MacConnell, 523 River Jersey and the Fair Haven Cutro> Robin Hoffman and Kathy yes. A lap-sitter, yes. But don' Rd, joined the agency as insur- Chamber of Commerce. He Kowaleski, Sharon Upper, Susan you think your secretary, even ance manager and, io 1960, be- serves on the Fair Haven Board Levy, Bonnie Ryder and Mysia so, is a trifle too literal minded? came the partner of Mr. Borus. WltowsK. The agency then took its new of Health and is a member of the Monmouth County Insurance Service stars were presented to Dear George: name and also purchased the Sarah Boardman, Valeria Hazel- When I became interested In insurance business of George W. Agents Association. dine, Nancy Lee, Lucille Parcelli, this certain girl I presented her Curchin. and Judy Ryder. with a ring, explaining it belong- Mr. MacConnell, a long time It adds'upl More and more The ceremony was conducted ed, to my mother, before her, We associate with the Firemen's In- people use The Register ads each by the troop leader, Mrs. Bolek "went steady" for quite a while, surance Group, is a charter mem- issue because result] come fast- Witowskl. Mrs. Alonzo Curchin, but now that I'm ready to break ber of the Mariners Club of New er.—Advertisement. Jr., co-leader, assisted. off she won't give me the ring back. Do you think this is fair? only have six rings like tha •v ^^ ma mmm ma ••• ••••» IMB mmm warn ••• ••• wmm wim left. T. Y Dear T. Y.: You just can't trust some peo- PUBLIC NOTICE ple. DISPOSAL SALE •TV Artist Sets Program RAILROAD WAREHOUSE |j At Keyport KEYPORT -Syd Skolsky, star OUTLET. INC. of television and radio, will be the guest entertainer at the paid- OPEN TO THE PUBLIC up membership tea to be held by the Sisterhood of the United He- FRIDAY, NOV. 16. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. brew Congregation ill the syna gogue tonight. SATURDAY, NOV. 17, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Miss Skolsky, who trained at MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST the Juilliard School of Music, is ALL MERCHANDISE IS BRAND NEW AND TED WAS A STAR ATHLETE. IN HIGH AND.IH THE BACK ROW OFADOWKTOWNMOVH- a pianist, an interpreter of songs 5CH00L-BUT SINCE HE GOT OUT, THE and a dramatic artist. She has FULLY GUARANTEED BY THE MANUFACTURER THf? VOUNS MAN TEDBARTEK COMES HEI6HT OF HIS AMBITION JUMS TO BE UI'5...DRIVE OUTA10N6 THE toured throughout the United MIDGE, MILLER 15 SEEING, FROM A PERFECTLY KEEPING UP PAVMENT5 ON A CAR! LAtft, SWEETHEART'-WHERE WE States and has written three books HILDY— IS THERE 50ME RESPECTABLE. FAMILY, CAM TALK! ITEMS LISTED BELOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE: about music. She is a Columbia THING O&JECTIONABLE MARY-BUT HIS SAMPLES ON OUR FLOOR FOR YOUR INSPECTION recording star. ABOUT. HIM? FATHER « NKSHT FOREMAN AT MX. The program chairman is Mrs MIllEKS FOUNDft! AMT. ITEM AMT. ITEM Stanley Cohen. She is being as- sisted by Mrs, Saul Sahner and 17 Bunk Beds 7 Smoking Stands Mrs. Hyman Schwartz. DIANA MILLERTOLD M E 57 Maltrtuts (All tiics) 16 Carpet Underpads HER5ELF HOW RELIEVED < SHE FELT WHEN SCHOOL 40 Pox Springs (All sizes) 13 Dining Rooms (Modern, WAS OUT-AND MIME BAD mPlD OWNS HIM! 6 Studio Couches Provincial, Colonial) Asks Support 13 Pop-Up Toasters 42 Dinette Chairs (Of USO Drive 149 Steel Folding Chairs 21 Bedroom Sots LONG BRANCH - Appealing 9 Sectionals (Upholstered) 21 Wooden Wardrobes for support for the local United By GEORGE SIXTA 6 Hat Box Hairdryers Servicemen's Organization $2,500 6 Crib Mattresses fund campaign, Mayor Thomas 15 Dinette Sets 11 Student Desks I L. McClintock said today service- 59 Rug and Carpets (Atstd.) men more than missiles and nu 17 Chest of Drawers clear weapons are the key to na 11 Convertible Sofa Bcdi 61 Linoleum Rugs (Atstd.) tional security. 16 Dressers 47 Steel Kitchen Cabinets I The serviceman, said the 31 Steam Irons mayor, "must shoulder the bur- 42 Beds (All Siies) den of the world war. In many 79 Cans Spray Enamel 9 Maple Sofa Bed Suites J.cases ha is stationed far from 6 Folding Beds •I home and must be alert and 13 Sofas 17 Occasional Tables | ever vigilant In the conduct of his 37 Table Lamps duties. USO Is an extension o_.f 29 Occasional Chairs home town response on a world- 19 Pole Lamps 6 Bridge Sets wide scale. It brings to our men, 12 Clock Radios 19 Portable Stereos 4|| wherever they are, the thoughtful attention of their people back ALSO A LARGE SELECTION OF HOUSEWARES, COOKWARE home." AND MISCELLANEOUS MERCHANDISE President Kennedy has pro- THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY claimed this week USO Week rrfe AM'/m AM1 FINANCING, LAY-AWAY AND DELIVERY YULU GIFTS SOUGHT' CAN BE ARRANGED HAZLET - Mrs. Thomns Dil in, chairman, reports that tli..~e "ove Road Parent-Teacher Asso- LOCATION lation seeks donations of Hems i be sold from the white elephant 241 Highway 35, Eatontown lble at its Christmas bazar hich will be held In the school Just South of Eatontown Circle tturday, Dec, 8. Baiar volun- ?rs also ar« needed, she said. FOR EASY DIRECTIONS FROM ANYWHERE, CALL 542-2020 'rs. Thomas Flaherty and MrsMrs., \\ Mazzucco, chairmen, ssai "d icre now are 118 memberrs In lie organization. . n'/j

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FOR SAtS .%—Thursday, NW'l.S, \%2 AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TBtfCJCS moms, HOMES KELP WANTED-FEMALE KELP W/WTECHMALE MORTGAGES RED BANK REGISTER B.80 TRANSPORTATION CARS ) SALESWOMAN REAL ESTATE SALESMAN FURNITURE CADILLAC - 1M0 sedlo OtVMt. blue, Nothiag Over $193 MONEY mileage 4X.600, excellent, rubber plui N«w . 7-yea.r financing d/Epettcf, jrive-(t#y wfeei, foJJ cowpfto; nouti County iJ-ea. KxHAt *i;, l ANNOUNCEMENTS two snow tires, outstanding condition Nothing Under $99 lnilde and out. ROBBINSVILLE beneffu. Apply Personnel, Stelnnu:! grewive ajid &mbiUous «*•!«• per tonne I Consolidate Debts LOOK THESE CARS OVER TRAILER SALES, INC. Company. Asbury Park. < for Re*idenUaI Developments and swn. Lrw bank rales. Financing ST To aell Parents magazine. Beit de HOMB OWNUES NHED MONEY CO 4-89:17 rangements completed la one cat! at PAfiTTlME service Btatlon attendant. Riverside Xvs. swers to une o! "LADY" S. COLO- Insure^. ROLOTON WATEItBURY any of our olllcea. THE MONMOUTh in state. High commission, Leadl Experience preferred, but not essential; Home improvement* - debt oonsolio flMO. SH 7-3219. Realtor-Insuror, 16 W Front 8t. Red MERCURY 1962 — Cost $2,651), sacri- COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. BH 1 Leads — Leads: Also several opeoln; EM) p.m. Saturdays, 11 am--11 p.m. tion. Call CA J870a 12 Noon to 6 P.M. Sank. SH 7-5300. fice $1,850 or will accTpt IS59 . OS MH14. BEAUTICIAN — Experienced on!; 151' Route M. Port Monmoum. St., K«yport. CO <-8W3. 530 plus pulnt. SH 1-2595 anytime. Studio Hair Stvlist $4.99 ea. Auto trans., R&H, low mi. 1950 PONTIAC — Four door sedan. 11156 MERCURY — All powered, grey BARBER WANTED — Part-Uma work Hydromatlc. Good condition. Call 842- DOMKNICO PRIMERANO — Carpen- BH 7-5027 a"/i white, four-door, clean, Call 787- ter, contractor. Ali kinds of carpenter in Bayuhore'area. Call after T p.m. SALE PROWN'S 0183 after 6 p.m. 4662. work, alterations. SH 1-9763. MIDDLEAGED WOMAN — To babyeli LO 6-4323. M.U1UNUM COMBINATION DOOM I960 CHEVROLET -_.) THUNDERBIRD — Full power, two days weekly, part-time. Port Mor Two glan Inserts, ons ureeB, ireaih- 32 Broad 8t Bad Bull IB 1-TJOO Immaculate condition, original owner. 1956 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — CHARLES HOWER -'Mason Con- mouth area. 671-3814. JONCESSIQN ATTENDANTS and as- erstnpped, complete, read; to bus. LUDW1O white pearl drum •«. four 8H 7-5587. V-8. power, new top. Call tractor. No 1ob too small. SH 7-4479 or sistant manager trainee. Paid vacation NotUnt eitra to buy. CaU today. pieces, scsr«, bajs drum, small lorn Bel Air 2-dr. 6 cyl. U 2-2692 SH 1-0172. LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE and other waiter Read benefits. Ex- torn, 18" ride cymbal, excellent con- 1962 VOLVO 044 — Six months old, Nurse's Aide. Night duty. Apply cellent part-time job. Must be aver 18. dltion, 1150, M2.0S31. Standard Trans., R&H TRENCH DIGGING — Laterals, pipe person 10-2 p.m. daily. Rivercrei Apply Efttontown Vrlve-ln Concenion $23.88 perfect. SH 7-9060, evenings, 1958 TRIUMPH TR3. Excellent condi- Nursing Home, Chapln Ave., Rtd Ban! BH 1-1531 tion. New paint and brakes. Best offer, trenches, sprinkler systems. Hour or Ltontown after • 6:30 p.m. Installation Optlaoil ElailT-PIECE DININO ROOM BET— OS 1-3352. contract. CA 2-3239, or CA 9-2004. PART-TIME — At your convenient Very food condition, 1100. 288 Rhrtwf- 1959 CHEVROLET 1946 PLYMOUTH sedan. New clutch telephone Btiies for natfonally know RETIRED EXECUTIVE OR MILL PROWN'S bury Ave., Red Bank. SH 1A1B9. and brakes, need* some engine work. 1960 BLACK VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — INTERIOR PAINTER — Any typo In TARY PERSON — Required for In- 6-cyl., 2-dr. Bel Air Asking 150. Call 842-1377. terlor painting, by contract. Free eg irBanization. hourly salary, Call Mr 33 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-TB SLSNUtfRlZINO KQUlfMENT - For Excellent condition, SI,075. llmates. Fred Wicks, 346-8551. Young at SH 7-2700, Friday, belweei teresting pleasant, and rewarding field 28" OIRLS BICYCLE — Brought: «roi rent or sale; free delivery, touth Jer- Auto. Trans., R&H. 1958 FORD CONVERTIBLE—Only $695 co i-eito 9:30 nnri 11 a.m. work for national publishing, firm. Italy custam-inade, / u) I y Mulpp" sey BIIROICAX 811 1.8614 __^ RAY SMITH AUTO SALES FIREPLACE SCREENS repaired and Opening; requires ambitious, alert per- never used, eltra set tires and tubn Hwy. 35. 8H 1-5255 Red Bank FORD PICK-UP truck. 1959. Cor- made to order. Bright Acre, SH 7-5555. TWO WAITRESSES — Experienced. 2: son, preferably full-time to assist 'ette, 3958. Indian motorcycle. 1957, Brlcht 'Store. SH 7-2222. to 30 yeara of age. Apply In person regional manager, Ability to work with Sacilllce, 1M. Call CO 4-1787. Trenery Chevrolet CHEVROLET — 1958 Blacayne, ledan, All In perfect condition. SH 1-4354. Silver Llnlne Diner, 151 Route 36, Poi and handle people a must. No selling SALE HOME AND OFFICE CLEANING AND KELVINATOR refrigerator in goo alx cylinder, power Kllrte, radio, heater. Monmouth. experience required, no canvassing In- condition, 125. Call at til Rlrer Rd Alcoa Aluminum Gutters SALES and SERVICE Good condition. 1595 SH 7-5160. PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON — 1951,MAINTENANCE — Trash removed volved. Phone Mr. Gary at 774-0215 Fair Haven. •a'llo ami heater. $75. Call 291-2920 from cellars and properties. H ft. flAUZSLADV — Full time, /ive-da (Suite 300) 700 MatMson Ave., Asbury Get our completely Installed price. 787-0007 1848 CHRYSLER SEDAN — Running ifter 6 p.m. *• dump truck. Free estimates. SH 7-2144. 'eelf, salary and commission. Anpl Park. TVrKWRlTSRS, ADDINO uu Beit of all. Installed by esperUr, CALiL condition. Radio, heater. Needs bat- i person BOND CLOTHES, Mo All makei new or uwd. QuannunL NOW. Free estimates. iry. 350. CA 2-3826. ;951 PLYMOUTH HAKDTOP — Radio, HANDYMAN WITH TRUCK — Cellars, louth Shopping Center,- Eatontown. 12 Church St. Keansburg attics, yarda cleaned. Light hauling. YOUNG MAN — For uphojstery shop, Low u fm Beiplco't, 101 UonmoiiU leater, $75 or best reasonable offer. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS •xperience not' necessary, driver's 11- BL Hexl to theater. SH 1-OUt- PROWN'S ill 7-3261 after 6 p.rril' • SH 1-2595 any time. lense, permanent M. BILBERBTXIN, AUTOS AND TRUCKS work from home approximate! USED REFIUOEBATOR — Excellen 3} Broad 8t. BH 1-7500 Red Bask [951 FORD STATION WAOON — Nine ATTICS, CELLARS, yards cleaned. [hrce hours per day. Experience pre 25 Mechanic St., Bed Bank. Christmas Is coming*. Decorate your Call condition. Will accept res»onabl« offer VMV* passenger, heater, radio, Motor per- ferred but not essential. Gall KE l-052( SH 7-31W. ,-. gifts, home, anything; (rom baby bibs !ect. $150. BH 1-5342. LO 61369 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Co tiles with Trl-Chen ticjuld Em- L H. HILL — painter. Contractor. HELP WANTED-Mal* - Female DESKS — us up, (Oat |tt tip. chairs, broidery. Catalogs available. Call IK BLUE 1955 FORD - Automatic tram SECRETARY — Insurance .office. Will adding nuchliMi', typewriters manual 1-8513 after 6 p.m. mission, radio, healer. 949.5633. Call No Job too large or too imali. Call train. Call SH 1-9333, A. Fred Maffec BAJIB KUPLOyUENT AOKNCV and electric, olflc* equipment etc. rom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 747-9630. ARpJicy, 735 Broad St, Shrewsbury. qualified Personnel For Quality Orders barf am prices. New or uuo. AAO Desl WEIX-B1LT — Four burner (u 210 Broad Long Branch CA K747 stove. Excellent condition. F&oae fK !• 1951 PLYMOUTH — Hardtop, radio, FLOOlt INSTALLATION — Llneoleum AMBITIOUS WOMAN CAN EARN $2C Ca Rt. 25. Oskhurit, KE 1-3990. heater. $75 or hesl, reasonable offer. a speciality, resiillcnt flooring at ltB lefore Christmas. Rawlelgh product REAL OPPORTUNITY OPEN lor ex- 3387. After 6 p.m. SH 7-3261. ' lies!. Frrc estimate. Call W. EBER- nve several districts available Stttary perienced real estate person. Highway THANKSGIVING NEEDS 1962 HARD. 671-3563. .Igh commission. Free SftH Greei lulllple listing otflcs needs help vlth ALUMINUM COMBINATION FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE — 1940 Jpcp Stutnpa. Call 787-5542, D to 11 a.m., •alk-lm and phones. Good leads go- LJbby cocktail classei, cordials, tui with snowplow, in excellent condition, ing basslDg. Call OS 1-0600. bleri. Whiskey flassei. Cocktail aha! WINDOWS AND DOORS 1961 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT — Low EMPLOYMENT 7 p.m. era. Punch bowl sets. Turkey roaster mileage, pick up body. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — K'l EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY Baiters, Oven themostats. Skewen "Whert the Contractor* Buy Thim" MAURICE SCHWAItTZ * SONS HELP WANTED-FEMALE time, ambitious, excellent opportunlt; Eiccutlve-Salei-OUlo-Domeillc Wood well and tree carving boan NothlDf free . , . but we'll give you Plymouth. Valiant. Imperial, Chrysler. For advancement, Red Bank area. Ca _.jcerlw and ability wltft Wih etnwi CarvJnt knlv««. Xxpresso cottee poll highest quality Aluminum combination International Trucks ietween 9 and 11 for appolntmen SO Broad 8t SH 1-0177 Red Bank Coffee mikcri. Nut crackers. Jell windowi and door* at prices you'll IOUSEWORKER — To clean and lrnnj llk» , . , alio . . . aluminum leader 141 West Front St. • Red Bank. m Fridays, must have own tnr-s- SH 1-4444. ACS) EMPLOYMENT AOENOX molds. Pit plates. Cookie sheets. Mm CLOSE-OUT portatlon. Call after 3 p.m., SH 1-911 tin tins. Pyres wart. REVERE WARS and futter and jtlomlcd doom, 19111 MERCURY — Two-door sedan, WOMAN — Part time, evenings. Ap. Every order A applicant our specialty FARBERWARE 29 % otX Call' to reasonable MOTHER'S HELPER — To live In, l.lv In perron SUN RAY DRUG. Mtti- 12 Broad St.. Red Bank BH 7-MS4 fret delivery. RED BANK LUMBER 787-9221 care or childrrn. rjpht housekeeping. dletnwn Shopping Center. Middleiown. LAB TECHNICIAN — Experienced. l St. SH 1-6MO o cooklnK. SH 7-1937. 1958 COUNTRY SQUIRE STATION Full time work. Call Personnel, EH 1- PROWN'S TRADE IN your old rurnnure wllti no WAOON — Fully equipped. In out- HOUSEKEEPER — ^th experlenc HELP WANTED-MALE 2700. 32 Broad St. SH 1-7500 Red Banl down payment and (el a new parlor standing condition. Power equipment, llr.ht rnokfnB anil taflndry, 5',v da ICHOOL BUS DRIVER — Apply Ben- PRIME TURKErs — Fresh killed and or dining room set at ssJ« erlces. ivii- new tires. Radio, hentpf. liack-up lights. week. Must like children, own room: >ett Bros., 218 Esst Road. Swill's Butterball. Order for holidays. llain Left Furniture Inc. Hwy Si, SALE Shiny red. SH 7-4062 after 3 p.m. bath. TV. S42-I214. Belford Lane's Uarket. 10 White 81. SH l-O«76. MUdlttown. SU l-illl, opea •»iMngs MANAGERS WANTED till » p. m. ACCORDION — Soprani, sit shirt BRAND NEW 1962 DODGES AUTOi AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS treble, two shift bass, full size, uoel- WE BUY AND BELL anything and Our firm \B Interested in young mai IITUATIONS WANTED, Female lent condition. HO. CA 2-J293. everything. Give IBs Highest prices. win can learn a new job easily and IEPENDABLE LADY - Bell ot ret- Call William Ls« Furniture. Inc., Hwy. WITH AUTOMATIC AS LOW AS can handle other men. Earnings J95.50 reiices, compKnlon-nune lor old or REVERE — 8 M. M. Movie Camera 39. Ulddlstown 8H «»li Opea er«- j»cr week. Call between 11 a.m.-l p.m. ich or babyalttlnf lor young. Csll $-9 and equipment, complete. Excellent nlngs till t p.m. "SALES ARE RED HOT" and 3-5 p.m. only, ino other time*) condition Bert offer. Call (73-1831 be- TRANSMISSION. .m. SH 7-1202. tween Sana g p.m. IABYS1TT1NO — Mature woman. In PAINT RI0T1 i OS 1-1370 our home. We are disposing ot our complete line 191-0658 of Evr-Last latex flat and semi-gloss DELIVERED ON THE '63 VALIANTS PIANO SALE paint. Former values ol up to $5 per SERVICE STATION ATTE.VOANT-Fuli tEOISTKRED NL'BSE — Mature, re- All Sew . . . From S3S6. Deliver* 1938 time Apply In penon. Commute rf t fined, 12 years hospital experience. Anderson Music, 30 Broad St. Es3o. 47 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. Medical, surgical, psychiatric and ger- PLYMOUTH^ GOING GREAT! latlc patients. Doctor's office or prl- WALNUT BEDROOM BET — Dreuei KLARIN'S SEE THEM TODAY AT ROUTE SALESMAN — For establish! •ale patienti. Write "A.V.", Box 511,hed, chest, right table and cedar cheil Uiumlry and dry cleaning route. Per- led Bank. S60. Call 787-8563 after S p.m. It Monmouth 8t. an 7J83J;R«d B«nk RIGHT—SERVICED BETTER manent, year round position. Apply be1 TWO BIRD CAGES — Chrome, com- twecn 8-!f a.m. and 4-6 p.m. Donald •OSITION DESIRED AS Companion. 120 BASB ACCORDION — Medium slz' plete with stands and* covers, $15 (or Liiundry, 44 Marlon St,. Fled Bank, Experienced. References. Call BH 1- reclining TV chair, 27" console TV T498 between 9 a.m. anil & p.m. remote control. Call CA »-l»J2. both or tl each. Call after 4:30 SK 1- BUY "SURE" AT EXPERIENCED SALES PERSONNEL 9071 - For woman's and children's sli LTTENTION — Business people, I will KNprrr PINE CABINET — Formic H.O, TRAINS and acceasorles. WII F*H MOTORS,INC. CHRYSLER First Avenue Five-tiny week, all benefits. "A.S.," Box (Idress Holiday -Qrcotli'^ Cards by top. new, 2'x27". Also new formica tot make up any kind or set. one year A Q iifrf Bank. ri. Mrs. Lemm. 7414195. 2'xS'. Both J25. OS 1-3889. BAYSHORE PLYMOUTH old, very reasonable. 8H 1-C234 atcr HWY. 35 LI 2-1 III n| J NTOWN Atlantic Highlands MEN TO WORK IN WOODS — Apply FOUR-CYLINDER — Wisconsin engine. 3:30 p.m. Mormon "Bros., 116* Middlesex Road, SITUATIONS WANTED. Male Air cooled, 25 h.p., like new, never it at a wan. used. FarHRon marine transmission. iUOH SCHOOL BOX — Reliable, ex- (ISO. SH 7-5220. SALE BUTCHER — Butcher's helper and perienced, desires work after icrtool Cook A Dunn paint, while latex or flat weekend hut chef, Steady position, fiv •nd week-ends. Call evenings SH 7' ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE daya. SABATO'S PORK STORE. 503 Interior Ilnlin.W. |1» gsL Main St.. Belfnrd. 7fi7-»ltl). 1869 Rent A Piano $12 par Month RUCK DRIVER or CHAUFFEUR — PROWN'S BARBER — Full or part time, ex- KNABE MASON-HAMUN. SOHUER RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO.'S Private. Mechanically inclined. Clean CABLE-NELSON. EVERSTT STICK 33 Broad BL Red Bank SH I-7J00 perienced. Apply in person, 62 South record. Permanent position. Call alter Bridge Ave., Red Bank, or call BH 1 Ccokmao Are sk HUD St.. Astrury Pk. p.m. 67M3M, Open dally till a Sal. UU >:W HAMMOND IANIST — Large library. Solovox. PR ft-BMl ORGAN STUDIO AUTOS AND TRUCKS ipen for part time or steady engage- ANTIQUES — And other furniture. enL 787-1832 or 787-1188. Chippendale, mahogany mirrors; ma- Or ABBURY PARK pie mirror, S29; mBpie chest, pair pint USED OROANI end tables, »<»; pine coffee table, 120; JB-20 Tone Cabinet 12a. FINANCIAL club and wing chairs, *25 eun; ma-Hammond Eitra-Volcs organ 495. hogany Duncan Phyfe card table, a(0. Wurlltter Spinet Organ 595. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Phone 291.2033 before < p.m. Conn Spinet Organ 695. Brambach Orand Piano , 2S5. KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHER - ^Issner Orand Piano . 425. 700 series. Three cycle, two speed, 1 Story eV Clark Piano wyoreano . , 80o ESSO SERVICE STATION Ib. capacity. Three years old. Llk RALES AND SERVICE HOLIDAY CARNIVAL new. tX. 291-aZH. RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION OUTE 3J. I1AZLET, N. J. — This ANTIQUE FURNITURE and accei ipen Dally TUI » — Saturday Till »:30 irge profitable location Is available sorles are unusual and lasting gifts. COOKMAN AVE. AND 1IAIN ST. >r the right man. Present dealer Is Our selection has never been so large firing. Investment required. Call Mr. and varied. A deposit will hold until PR S-9300 OF SENSATIONAL [cLaushlln, . HUnler 6-7000 betwee: Christmas. COPPER KETTLE AN 30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. TIQUES. 251 Monmouth Road, • Oak' CLEAN, CRISP [HOE STORE — Men. women, chll- hurst. KE 1-1659. WINDOW SHADES Iren's shoes. Moderate Investment, REFILL YOUR OWN CUSHIONS lt "A.T.," Box 011, Rei Bank. for Thanksgiving. New shades male wllh comfortable foam rubber fFo while you wait. Klrsch Curtain Rods "OK" FABMC AND VARN SHOP art, Hwy. 35 Eatontown. LI 2-0477. Venetian Blinds. ;ood location, low overhead. $2,500. all 787-1291: alter alx. 291-O5M. VENETIAN BLINDS PROWN'S All lues 17" to 3S" wide. 61" loni ISTRIBUTOR — Exclusive franchise 3i Broad St. 8H 1-T500 Red Bank USED CARS onmouth County. Well established na- 'ANT TO TRADE (or will aell) mi- USED CAS onally Knowri manufacturer of water 2 for $5 lOgany four-poster double canopy bed jfteners. filters, etc. No gimmiclis. ONE-YEAR >mplete line from household to heavy PROWN'S ^r four-poster single bed. M2-O&60. industrial unlt.f. hundreds in operation, 32 Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-75O0 OGAUGE LIONAL train outfit, switch o financial Inveslment renulred, we MAOIC CHEF OAS RANOE — Good layout on 4x8 board. Number of ac- GUARANTEE :ek honest, sincere, dedicated repre. condition, S35. Call after 8 p.m. cessories, nest offer, gff 7.4957. ntatloti. Thorough training under su- SH 7-11)97 ervlslon. Factory office, East Orange, ELECTRIC STOVE - Rood condition, 158 1st Ave., All. Highlands rgln Industry. Tremendous potential, KENMOEE GAS RANGB — In good worth 150, asking |25. Will accept (Out- IlliH'k Nl.rll, ul III. .u;, leh ••arnlngs. Write "A.R.," Box 511,condition. $25. Phon« reasonable offer. 8H 7-SOM. VALUES! :ed Bank. 787-3(29 2S1-1I01 • Open W 9 p.m. ALUMINUM GUTTERS 275 OAL. OIL • TANK, S15. Antique snulne Alcoa Lifetime. We Install on AUTOS AND TRUCKS. ornate wood-burning stove, 163. Edi- short notice. Low prices. Call today. son phonograph. 6 dozen cylinders, two PROWN'D 3a Broad at. 8H 1-7SUO horns. ISO. LI 2-3548. ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA — like , YOUTH BBD AND MATTRESS new: Includes Bookcase and free sn Almost new, (25 nuals. $213. Call CO 4-22M. M2-0960 » 'HREE ST. JAMBS ORAMMAR. BBAVEB COAT - Almost new, size PRICES SLASHED ON OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY OF VALUE-RATED USED CARS I2-M, clothes drysr, excellent condi- 3CHOOL uniforms, three blouses. COME SEE tion. Best offer- OS 1-0097. >laiw, size 7. |20. SH 1-1884. BRING YOUR ROLLERS ... KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS 1 NEW WINDOW SHADES 1962 CADILLAC 1962 CADILLAC 1962 CADILLAC 1962 CADILLAC AND DRIVE... Traversa or sn; other kind ?ut on while you wait Any six* tin Larfa BelecUon !o largest plcltirs windows. Free rust- Instillation made at your home !SS eyelet, free crochet stiads pull. '62 coupe. Maize exterior '62 sedan. White exterior '62 Sedan DeVille. Luxuri- '62 Sedan DeVille. Green Cull Custom made shades, scallop and with matching interior. Full with matching interior. Full ous gold exterior . . . Full rlnje. any type. Prompt delivery. Free exterior . . . Fully power AMERICA'S LIVELIEST, leasurlng service. Convenient terms. power . . . PERFECTION power . . . BEAUTIFUL power including air condi- equipped for driving ease PROWN'.S PLUS! NE32 WBroa FURNITUREd St.. Hid! BanCheskt ofS drawersR 1-1500, PROWN'S CONDITION. tioning. SHARP! PRETTY! cablnels. linoleums, rockers, lamps, MOST CARE-FREE CARS desks, office HIM. occasional tables, Broad 8t. Red Bank SR 1-TftoO unpalnleil furniture, kitchen sets, etc. $4495 $4495 $4695 v ANTIQUES! Mahogany chest, sleigh $4695 RUSCIi. S, 25 E. Front 81.,'Red Bank. jeds, Victorian desk, drop leaf tables nahogany wash stnml, pine wash stand, FREE INSTALLATION lid china, glassware, etc. PalitllnRs, FAIRLANE Tints, etc. RUSCILS, 25 E. Kront St., 1961 CADILLAC 1961 CADILLAC 1961 CADILLAC ALUMINUM COMBINATION ?d Bank. 1961 CADILLAC • FALCON STORJI WINDOWS Thunderbird IEBD ROOM _ WILL SACRIFICE! '60 Special. Black exterior •62 Coupe DeVlUe . .. Fully '62 coupe. AHVhite exterior '62 Sedan DeVille, Gleam- • SALAXIE 6 'for $77 tcel desk. J25: office desk »15: «»lf- FORD :g table JJ.50; 36" maple beds, »12.M; with matching interior. Full power equipped for your with matching interior . . . ing white exterior with Triple track. Cully weather at ripped, iree-plece reed set Jli; radio, 17,5(1; power Including air condi- genuine Alcoa alumlmira, E-Z tilt. Can lentwood chairs, t!,75; crib like new tioning. LUXURY DRIV- driving pleasure . . . Green Full power ... A REAL matching interior . . . Full • COMET be cleaned Iron. Inside. Terms. 19.50, high chairs, KM. etc. RUBCIL8, ING! exterior. NICE! BEAUTY! power. EXCEPTIONAL! • METEOR PROWN'S Front St., Red Bsnk. • MONTEREY 32 Broad St. BH t-7500 Red Bnnk KEYS MADE $4195 $3995 $3795 MERCURY nUOS U8ED — American, oriental, HAT WOULD you do If you lost $3995 Perilun And Hook nigs. Assortment, iiir keys? Be safe, get extra keya Sil?, 10x12, 9x10, 6x9. Hall runners iw. Complete LOClisHITH aervice. ami flcatters. . Pads. Maple denim, .uarble t6n and drop leaf tablei. Book PROWN'S 1959 CADILLAC I960 CADILLAC LINCOLN CONTINENTAL cims, antiquei, gilts. Shore Furniture, Hwy 35, Laurence Harbor. Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-7600 [APLE BED _ Full size, maple bed ' '62 Sedan DeVille . , . Blue '62 Coupe DeVille. Rose AND THE GREATEST FORD TRUCKS EVERI IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK •In-white rug, 0H2 bnudolr chair. with matching interior. Why take down wooden ttarne icreens 2oS5 : with matching interior. Full and put up wooden frame storm win- Loaded with power assists. riowi. Ladders are treachnroui, you IL BURNER — Aero flame Amort. Clean car packed wllh power for your driving might (all off. Get ALUMINUM COM- »n raillator. Three years old, excel- pleasure. Will you be the TOP TRADE ALLOWANCES BINATIONS and no more changes, Call :nt condition, first »n olfer Ukes II. miles of CAREFREE Her 6:30 p.m. 842-0778. DRIVING! PROUD OWNER? PROWN'S THIS WEEK-END AT 32 Brold HI. BH 1-7.TO1 Red Hank SHOP BY PHONE i $2595 $3195 WB DUY AND 8H1I.I, AWT HI Ml • r«e quick dally ilnllvery In Red Bank RUSSELL Contents of homes.' ttortt, ests[«i, roa. Outlying dlslrlcts Wednesdays cellars attics, China, glassware, an- nil Saturdays, Discount prices. tiques, art objects and all brto-a-brac, 'ItOWN'B, 32 Broad HI., BII L7B00. Ruicll's 2» £asl from 8i. BH lltf OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. VOOl) STORM 8ASII are still best. ASK FOR THE ... OFFICE DBBK — «10 Two studio Itartlnr. price, |3,65. Place your order 100 Nowman Springs Rd. couches, overstuffed chairs. Call "><<• R«il Bank Lumber. D Wall «., A 2OI-0O7 ted Bank. Ill 15S0O TOKNcTi PROVINCIAL occasional "RUSSELL MEN" RED BANK chair, hand curved mahogany frame, SALE needs recovering, 110. 29-volumn Funk •nllv*ry. CHARLES WALTERS • FRED KOESER Open Evenings 'til 9 j PROWN'S SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 DOORS AND WINDOWS Brosn Bt Red Hani, en I-IJOO We are specialists on quality work Sines 1904 — MONMOUTH & MAPLE, RED BANK wl'ii low Drlces. Free estimates. (More ClaMlfled Adi* PROWN'S On The Next Paje) >] Broad «L SH 1-7500 Ited Bank MERCHANDISE WANTED AFAJtTMEfiTS APARTMENTS MOUSES FOR KENT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR KALE RED HEGISIER " Thursday, Nov. IS, 1962-39 Uivn JO£ SAYS GARDEH APARTMENTS CAPE COO TUX MO BERG MttJ but l r «oMCft»J k&tn Houie Committee Changes riMtouwi OtfC'iUfU TWG-BKMWOlcU. »»l* l(b liV g /I,, Unt twtn. %V Icj tfc* best JUd hibk residential M«Mo»M<), liv»o» .-'MM? wBfc lift buMAcw, two-c«r Kf-rt.c T e cjotf a IIA VA2D- CAJUL .!_ 3!/i ROOMS—JI3S MO. fcrem $140 per mouth and ue. place, full dialog room «sd view ind- heat, lights, water. Adults only. Ln2- cations. f4&,000, Schanck Agency Six years old. Call ZH-DOS alter 6 1739. Tinton Falls. \ p.m. cluding New Tork City. Call before «. NICE ROOM — Air modern, cat ai Realtor . was defeated this year by a hair- Among three Southerners figur- PR 8-71M Of sfUr «, SW-1703. comraodationB, reasonable, &7 Hhre' Dial 741-7200 8 linden PI. Red Ban! ADORABLE DACHSHUNDS _ AKCi RED BANK — Five large rooms, breadth margin in the Senate — ing in the speculation, two might available Dow and December 1. Call bury Ave., Red Bank. SH 1-9114. FI11LJP 3. BOWERS & CO, SH 7-0397 champion «lred, wormed, Inoculated, LONO BRANCH — Two rooms fur- SH 1-9115. but the Democrats have picked up be considered by Kennedy lieuten- pome railed. Btud service. Ba 7-5M3. nlihed. All utilities Included. 170 month. ATTRACTIVE — Well furnished itudl Real Estate Since 1831 Member Multiple Listing NEW — Modern lour-room apartment room. Private light cooking for on> WALTER 8. OVERTON seats there. ants as generally friendlier to CHIHUAHUAS — Sold ai pets. Home Utilities Included. Call 811 1-838-1. HISTOH3C SHREWSBURY — Moder more Important than (rl». Vanessa THREE-ROOM furnished apartment. CO 4-C847 Affiliate ranch home, plaster walls, 30* living So, for the President, a shift in administration proposals than the Kennels. Small pen cared (or, • OS 1- complete privacy, utilities Included, EATONTOWN—Furnished rooms, somi CO White St. Red Bank dining room, fireplace. Three bedroom membership of Ways and Means members being replaced. They S670. across from Fort itoamoutb Hospital. RIVER VIEW — Two-bedroom un- with kitchen privileges. Pleasant wall tiled bath, gi*J>a and screened porch, 138 Main Bt, Octanporl. furnished apartment, excellent condition. Port Monmouth, reasonable, weekly Opposite Municipal Parking lot could be a major event — if it are Rep. Ross Bass of Tennessee, SEAL POINT 8IAME8C — Seven utilities Included. (128 per month. "Im- monthly. LI 2-3805. attached garage. Excellent neighbor- month old mile, very affecltor.ate. For FURNISHED—Newly decorated. Three mediate occupancy. notSTON WATER- hood. Immediate possession. Asking meant a shift in sentiment. who has repeatedly supported information, m.I«7s, rooms (private bath). Entire third floor. BEUHtXM furnished, one short bloi *19,500, STANLEY K. DOWNS, Realtor, BURY. 16 W. Front St., Red Bank. rom business district. SH 7-9323 afti RUMSON Shrewsbury. SH 1-1017. Member Mult: Kennedy bills, and Rep. W; Pat BEAUTIFUL GERMAN SHEPHERD Also two rooms, bed-living room, kitch- SH 7-3500. Too Early To Tell en. Share batb with one other. SH 7-4003 five. $1,430 DOWN pie Listing Service. Jennings of Virginia, regarded as PUPPHB* — AKC ruutfni. champltm FHA FINANCING AVAILABLE It is too early to tell whether blood line., sir* blue ribbon winner, SPR1NOVTEW OARDENB entrance. Couple onlr PRIVATE BATH — Private entran To Qualified Buyers MIDDLETOWN —Beautiful five roomi a moderate In the generally con- , Heavy bom. Reasonable, OB 1-0375. 283 Spring 8L Red Bank large closets. Quiet. Business gentli Two-story bungalow, Immaculately Utility room. Combination window this will be the case. But there Immediate occupancy. Large five, two SH 1-ST72 man preferred. 842-1934. clean, two bedrooms, one bath. Tile servative delegation from the Old 10'/j-OALM>K FIBH TANK — Fully bedroom apartment Four rooms, De- LONO BRANCH — Furnished apart- entire Interior has been artlstlcslry and doors. »15, OOO. 811 7-0850. is a recent example of what even equipped, with tropical fish, stand. ments. Four rooms and bath. Heat ATTRACTIVE — Single, double roomi redecorated. Any woman would enjoy Dominion. Call 787-2283 after 3 p.m. cember 1st, For appointment please Kitchen privileges. Hot and cold rut HIGHLANDS — Three-lamily house, a small difference could mean: call. SH 1-&C72. and water supplied. CA 9-1553. nine water. Fret TV. Hudson Houn the modern tiled kitchen. Corner cup- Sacrifice, (13,000. iioards built In the dining room add JI211T2 The President, despite > personal ATLANTIC HIQHLANDS — Residential COUNTRV BETTING — One mile Red 131 Hudson Ave.. SH 1-8SC1 charm and extra storage space. Then The other is a staunch conser- first door, private entrance. Three Bank station. ZVt rooms, utilities, $100. plea, lost an unemployment insur- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT SH 1-8589. FURNISHED 'ROOM — Call alter Is a cozy den lor relaxing. Taxes an ARMSTRONG'S FIRST AGAIN WIT» vative: Rep. Phil M. Landrum of room*, unfurnished newly painted. Con- 11 day Sunday, ' unaellcvitily low M fm.io. Thli THB FINEST In Uils lovsly two-Ismllj ance extension bill in the commit- APARTMENTS venient lo churches, stores, and trans- THREE ROOMS — Tile bath, utili- SH 11823. charming, comfortable, bungalow sells home. sO-room total, live up, . five Georgia, known outside his dis- portation. Heat and utilities Included. ties furnished, one or two people only. for only H4.30O. do*n. Two new kitchens, two new tee by a one-vote margin. trict mainly for coauthorship' of FUKNBHIO APARTMENT — Very SO. Call 5S1-245J. SH 7-4385. 20 WAVERLY PL. (first house In tiled bsths, two new heating units. "An< nice and dean, modern kitchen. All Broad), room next to bath for buslm What is in view now, because an act regulating some union ac- NAVESINK — Unfurnished, three cozy man, SH 1-2877. SWEENEY AGENCY connected to city sewer. You can'l private. M Herbert BL, Red Bant rooms, heat, refrigerator supplied, Realtor match this for 126,000. All roomi of retirements from Congress, is tivities. HIGHLANDS — Bright, three rooms adults, |85. December. 91-2943. ' COMMERCIAL RENTALS TWO OR THREE SINGLE ROOMS P.O. Bldg. Sea Bright 8(2-1(92 »pa clous. Call ELWOOD A ABM- Available January 1, 1100 yearly. Call Member Multiple Listing STRONO AGENCY, Realtor, 655 Pros- the replacement of two Democrat- furnished, private entrance, 18} month EATONTOWN — Two-room efficiency LODGE ROOM lor rent Center of at 31 Tinton Ave., Eatontown. pect Ave., Little Silver. SH HMO. Unique Body Include! utilities. 672-1122. uurtmuti. (20 weekly snd up. In- town. Could be used also for o/flce ic members and one Republican, BEAUTIFUL 3V, ROOMS — Completely cludes utilities ana maid senrlu. Bur. space. Approximately 2.400 sq. ft Write FURNISHED ROOM with private fam MOST UNUSUAL - In an excelled CALL OWNER — BH 7-2219. Very a Ways and Means is a unique furnished, washer dryer, dishwasher, rey Motel, Hwy. 35. LI K23J. I-ODGE" Box 511. Red Bank. lly, Just redecorated and new furniture, tractive ranch home In Uncrott. 8 committee in a number of ways. TV, all uiame* *I25. OS 1-2831. PORTAUPZCK — Fomlsbed Uiree-roon 28 Highland Ave., Keyport. Red Bank location. Center entrance, Leo's Parish, law taxes. Plot 105x14 .LEGAL NOTICE- STORE FOB KENT — on Whits Si- well landscaped with evergreens, hotly NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT* Democratic members are elected ONE-ROOM efficiency apartment, com- apartment, beat Included. Yearly lease. lted Bank. Call REAL ESTATE FOR SALE plete kitchen and bain. All utHlties il25 per month. 8WEENEY AGENCY SB 7-1100 nice living room with fireplace, lull and large maple trees. Large living SimUUOB COURT OF NEW JERSEY to jt by all their party colleagues furnished, Suitable for eouphs or one Realtor, P.O. Bunding. Sea Bright. 842- room. Pine cabinets in electric kitchen, CHANCERY DIVISION 14SZ. omen FOB BXNT — Center ol Blze dining room, large extremely at- two large bedrooms, ceramic tile bath in the House. They then same xtult 787-4370. town. Heat furnished. Call HOUSES FOR SALE breeze way,, attached garage- Hobb] MONHOimi COUNTY FOUR nOOUB — l/nfurnlihed Sea HiaHLANOS — Three rooms end bath, SH 7-1100 tractive family room with beamei shop basement 35x27. Bee tfcli horn OOCKKT NO. F-M8-M Democratic members of the other furnished, adults, are a. month. Call today! Will consider offers. STATE OF NEW JBRSOTT Bright. Ground Door, hot water sup- after'« p.m. HO 2M1L LUNCHEONETTE — Located. In Red committees. Republicans have a plied. 842.3279. Bank, fully equipped. Apply RIVER- ceiling and large windows, many.othe TO , RED BANK'S BEST SIDE LANES. 21-23 K. Front St., Red BERG FOUR-BEDROOMS — Two baths, ga- DAVID M. KINO, his helra, de- separate Committee on Commit- FOUR-ROOM FURNISHED APART- fine features. Three bedrooms, 1H rage; basement, extras, 4# — mort- visees and personsi represenls^lveS' MENT — Oarage, near shopping cen- Unusual five-room deluxe garden apart- Bank. SH 1-3040. Realtor gage, 120,900 or best offer. 741-6182. tees for this purpose. ters. Immaculate. 57 Morford PI., Redment Modern kitchen, two bedrooms, and his, Uieir or &ny of their suc» Bank. Large room* and closet*. Quiet, fine SIX BOX STALLS — Water and light, baths completely private enclosed p cessors In right, title and Interest; Ways and Means deals with the itmospbere. tree paddocks with grass. Call FAIR HAVEN — Custom built, four- MRS. DAVID M. KINO, tit wile, 946-4110 NO DOWN PAYMENT year-old two-story colonial, four bed- ELINOR K. KINO, her heir* de- • TERRACE APARTMENT — Five MADISON OAXDENB and garden, small lot. Equipment In- rooms, 2V4 baths, den*, large moderr one Subject, raising of revenue, rooms, second floor, adults, available U2 South 8t SH 1-7633 TEXACO SERVICE STATION for rent. to vlsees and personal representatives December 1 or 15. BH neap.. cludes, full air conditioning, electri< kitchen on three-fourths acre woode «ncl Her, their or any ol their suc- on which the Constitution gives FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT In center ol excellent corner. Reasonable. Also cor- 3% DOWN lot bordered by stream. Quiet dead- ner store, 'good any retail business^ cessors In rlfht, title and Interest; the House initial jurisdiction. GARDEN APARTMENT — 4'4-roora Fair Haven. Near schools and shop- •ange, washer, dryer, and combina- end street. $40,600. BH 1-0108. JOHN DOB, husband Ol Elinor A. duplex on Lake Lefferts, Mafawan. ping area. Heat light, water sup. 7S7-S62S or 787-1531. Vets - $93 Per Month Kins; said name John Doe being While othe.r committees—like Ap- Call after 6 p.m., LO 6-4158. plied. Call SH 1-5865. tion refrigerator-freezer. Beautiful con- SEVEN ROOM SPLIT, two years old, fictitious. Your dollar goes further than our astr extras. Large lot. propriations—may be considered LONO BP.ANO1 — Three rooms and LEONARDO — Unfurnished 3!4 rooms, HOUSES FOR RENT 7874892 You are hereby summoned and re- bath, furnished, completely modern, first floor, conveniently located, avail- nauts when you buy this out-of-thl dition, and only J26.000. THE DOW*. quired to sirve upon REUBSILulJ, equally powerful, Ways and conveniently located. CA 2-S2M. able now. 281-9426. itUMSON — Unfurnished bungalow with world regal rancher. Lovely llvln t'OUR-EEDROOM RANCH — Twc CORNWALL, MAUSNER * CAROTEN- Means has unmatched prestige in room, separate dining area, kitche BTRA. AGENCY. BH 1-6T0O. UTO Esqs., Plaintiffs" Attorneys, living room, kitchen, bedroom and bath, three Jarge-slzed bedrooms and bl bathj, garage, full basement H acre, whose address Is 34 Broad Street, Red a chamber that frequently suffers HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE hot water oil heat. S75 monthly. Adult bath- Atllc, basement and utility room May asume ihi% mortgage. LI 2-31C2, couple only. JOHN L MINUOH, Real- Bank, New Jersey, an answer to the from, and earnestly reacts against tors. 842-3900. aluminum storms, screens and win LINCROFT — New house J24.90O. Complaint filed In a civil action in dows and range too. Immediate posse MARIE COX AGENCY Beautiful new home In Atlantic Town- which WILLIAM F. ROflOERg and feelings of inferiority to the Sen- V1DB UKLKCTIOK OF KJCNTAUl - slon at closing. ship. J38.000. Call Ttt-5835. EL81B MAY RODOERS are Plalntllrs Tarnished end unfurnished. Immed- itEALTona & iNBURoaa and DAVID M. KINO. « ul, et als, ate. ate occupano. Samuel Telcher Agency $11,900 Full Price Member Shore INCOME PROPERTY or professional are Defendants, pending In the Superior Know Your Multiple Lisfjng Realtors! 1 Oceanport Ave., Oeeanport. Call or dial Multiple Listing Service esidence. This house can be used as a Court ol New Jersey, wltnln 33 days M 2-3300 or U 2-3501. Fortaupedc two-family or doctor's office and apart- aner December 6th. 1061 II you fall THE BERG AGENCY ment. Conveniently • located In Ret1 Kenneth L. WaJker, Sr. and Kenneth L. Walker, Jr., MANY FURNISHED ant unfurnished 99 Cpmancbe Drive - CA 2-1602 •o do so, judgment by default may bs rentals in all sixes and prices. Ella "personalized Service" Bank. Five rooms first floor. Thre rendered against you for the relief Co-partners in the Real Estate and Insurance Firm of Wiltshire Agency Realtors, 1480 Ocean 12000 DOWN, $124 month inclunea taxei room apartment on second floor, Good demanded In the Complaint. You shall HEALTH CAPSULES Ave., Sea Bright. N. J. 8(2-0001. open OSborne MOOO and insurance for this four-bedroom potential for many uses. Call us — file your answer and proot of service, seven days. two-hath, tidy Cape Cod, with, lire- we have the key. *20.OC». RBDDEN In duplicate, with the Clerk of the by Michael A. Petti, M.D, WALKER & WALKER Route #35 Middletown, N. J >lace. Quiet street for children. Only AOENCY, Realtors, 301 Maple Ave., Superior Court, State House Annex, LONG BRANCH—Thrce-oedroom split 15,500. Must be eeen today! ROLSTON corner Betgen PI., Red Bank 741-9100, Trenton, New Jersey, In accordance WHY IS IT SO HARP FOR AN Oceanport—Three-bedroom ranch. LI 2- Daily &-9 Saturday-Sunday WATERBURY, Realtor. 16 W. Front Member Multiple Listing. with the rules of Civil practice and OVERWEIGHT PERSON TO. CUT with offices on Route 35 in Shrewsbury and Middletown, 1628, KE 1-4843. ~~ Red Bank. 8H 7-3500. procedure. and employing 12 full time salespeople. FREEHOLD ™ Four bedrooms. Six POWN ON HI6 CALORIES 1 185 to 1123 Per Uoaa SHREWSBURY — Lovely four-bedroom months old. Two baths, dryer, garage, The action has been Instituted for TH* BERO aOENCY split ranch, 2^ baths, large recreation basement, central air conditioning. Im the purpose of foreclosing a Tax Sale EL » Ulddletown room, many extras. Owner. 747-9542. mediate occupancy. Owner transferred Certificate No. 1056, dated •December os 1-jcoo $17,000 to $24,500 ,17,990 original prlct. Or will 30. 1935. made by George H. Jones, HERE 18 HEAL, DO-IT-YOURSELF — HO 2-3858. collector of Taxes, of the Borough of CAPE COD HOUSE — Five rooms, Lincrott, St. Leo's Pariah, two, thre Union Beach. County of Monmouth and basement, garage. four bedrooms, split levels, ranche Five rooms, one bath, fireplace, full MIDDLETOWN — Split level homei convenient to, Bell Labs, Coles Lab, ;ellar with water; lively brook running Etste of New Jersey, to the BorougH SH 14339 3y the side ol this home. What do Six rooms and recreation room, s of Unfcm^Beach and assigned by suc- Bcndlx, and Garden Slate Parkway, rage, IVt baths. Near schools and shop' oesslve assignments to ttie PUIntlrfs. PORT MONMOUTH — Five-room Come In and look over this large selec- you want for J10.000? To see it' call pine center. Mortgages arranged. SH I- house, rent IS9. References required. tion. ROLSTON WATERBUKY, Realtor, 16 Said Certificate covers real estate In Call 787-2554 after 5 p.m. W. Front Bt.. Red Bank. 8H 7-350U. 3275 or SH 7-5314. ____ the Borough of Union Beach. County Dial 741-7200 MIDDLETOWN — Brick, 1% story. of Monmoulh and' State nf Ni»w Jer- HIGHLANDS — Bungalow, unfurnished, CHARMIftu COTTAGE — Beautifully Three bedrooms, two baths, modem sey, known as Lot No. 28, Block 28, four rooms, bath. Pleasant location, PHILIP J. BO1VERS A CO. decorated. Fine lawn, .excellent land- kitchen, dishwasher, TV, den, ceds "Map of Loriltard Beacft.". an/| srt $70 plus utilities. 872-1859. Real Estate Since IS01 scaping. Many extra features, in St. closets, two-car garage, larger come forth In said Certificate as Block 143. Leo'a Parish, LJncroft, Immediate pos- Lot 5, on the then eilstlnn tux map IDEAL FOR ELDERLY COUPLE — WALTER 8. OVERTON lot. J26.0O0. Call owner, SH 7-5713. Two bedrooms, living room, dining; session, owner moving, ready to sell! of the BorougH of Union Beach. ttrea. Kitchen. Near shopping and trans- Affiliate Now only 119,100.. STANLEY K. DOWNS SPLIT LEVEL — Four bedrooms, You and eiich of you are made De- portation. 1125 per month. JOSEPH Realtor, Shrewsbury. SH 1-1017. Mem three tiled baths, large recreation fendants In the above entitled action 60 White St. Red Ban! t>er Multiple Listing Service. room, laundry and deri. two-car ga- L. CAHLONE, T5 Weit Front Bt., Red OffpoBlto Municipal Parking Lot because you have or may claim to Hank. SH 1-1420. Member Multiple FAIR HAVEN — Beven-room colonial rage full basement. Landscaped hall have some right, .title, lien • or other Listing. run basement. Three bedrooms, one acre Near Penn railroad and Park- Interest affecting the real estate he. bath. Asking $18,500. 8H 7-3690. way 109. SH 7-1576 after 6. Inff foreclosed by virtue of ownership, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Six-room FHA APPROVED SPLIT LEVEL home, Inheritance, descent. Intestacy, ilevise. house, modern kitchen, tile bath, JUIO LINCROFT — Two large bedrooms, dower, courtesy, mortgage, deed or per month. 2S1-9033. large living room, ceramic tile bath, five bedrooms, 2'A baths, recreation $7,300 oom, laundry room. On wooded conveyance, entry ol Jndgment or oth- PORT MONMOUTH — Three-bed room large kitchen, breeze way, garage, dry er legal or lawful right. The nature Clean bungalow, gas neat, enclose' aaaement, expandable attic, shrubbed iver lot In New Shrewsbury. Low $20's. of which and the reason that you and you MAY suBsrmrre POOP ranch, lull basement, three years old, porcli, good location. Early possession. grounds. Owner sale. SH 7-2219. wner, SH 1-0250. large lot, washer, dryer, air conditioner, GI and FHA terms available. each of you are joined as defendants FOR OTHER UNATTAINABLE rent 1135. 787-4077. SEVEN ROOMB — All Improvements, LINCROFT — Seven, acres, four bed' Is net forth with particularity in the- oil heat. Near bus and school, OIK rooms, family room, modern kitchen, Complaint, 9.- copy of which will be INJOYMENTS (SOCIAL, BUSINESS^ NEW SHREWSBURY- — Move in for CASEY'S AGENCY, INC. rarage. SH 1-8526. dininu area, spacious living room. Ex- furnished you on request, addressed to SEXUAL). REPUCING FOOP Both are members of the National, State and County Real Christmas. Three bedrooms, large mod- jellent (arming. SH 1-2811. the attorney of the Plaintiff at the Estate Boards. Mr. Walker, Sr., has been past president ern ranch, living room, porch, dining BROKER KEYPORT — Seven tooms, three bed- above mentioned address. THEN 0fCOMES FRUSTRATING. room, wall-to-wall carpeting, all appli- Hazlet, N. J. rooms, full cellar. Attractive residential MIDDLETOWN — Sherwood Forest. Dated: November 13tb. 1H62 I of the County Board for two terms, as well as Governor. ancei, many extras. Short term lease CO 4-2148 or CO 4-8442 area. Completely re-conditioned. Price Nine room, four-bedroom split, recrea-* TOMpftROWCHOLESTCROL Mr. Walker, Jr., is presently 3rd Vice President. poMible. $185 per month. LI 2-3918. reduced to *14,900. Call Bittner & Car- lion room, patio, two full baths, ful I. QRANT SCOTT Hsahh CspsulM ohm WornieJlon. ton Agency, 56 Main St., Keyport; CO 4- jaseraent, attached garage. On one ful Clerk of the Superior Court Itiitddl k THREE-BEDROOM 154 baths, duplex. UNUSUAL — Extremely large llvlnj 2919. icre. Principals only. OS 1-3374. Nov. IS. 22, 29, Dec. 6 I80.W Mr. Walker, Sr., Is former Tax Assessor for the Borough Completely redecorated, 12 South St.. Ited Bank. SH 1-2356 after S. and dining room with unusual lire1 MIDDLBTOWN AREA — Four bed- SPOTLESS FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH of Shrewsbury, a former member of the Borough of Little roomj. Large kitchen, baseboard heat, —Newly decorated. Living room 18x22 -LEGAL NOTICE- Silver Council and Board of Education. He is a member TINTON FALLS — Attractive modern place, completely modem Kitchen, lour full, dry basement, garage. House A-l with separate dining ell 8xH. attrac- . LEGAL NOTICE- house, three bedrooms, sracious living :ondttlon. Assume IVjtf. mortgage with tive cEltciency kitchen, two baths, of the Red Bank Lions Club. room, large basement, picnic area. LI bedrooms, two baltu, porch, lull btae 109 payments. Other financing can be good closet space, basement, patio, at- 2-1658. .r ranged. Asking $17,500. E. R. tacheached faraegarag t «ol 126x200. MortgaMortja«ge TAX 8AU9 MOTKJB Mr. Walker, Jr., a Navy veteran. Is the current president NEW SHREWSBURY — Three bedroom meat- All in beautiful condition on INYDER & CO., Realtors. Five Cor- ~>f s»4B$15.B0f tad0 a-•t 11/ W. n^aus Ksfe assumemtBiilTinAfdl Of Re*) Estate. In the Boronjk ol Falf Haven of the Central Jersey Chapter of the Society of Residential house, unfurnished, with acreage. Call iers, Middletown. OS 1-2590. 'rlcca at $18,70$1 0 but will acceptt of For Non-1'ayment ol Tales ant Assessments _ CA 2-3087. lot with big trees In an established en, LAWRENCE J. SCHILLINO Punllo notice Is nereby given that in* undersigned, tne Collector ol Taies Appraisers, Treasurer and Vice President elect of the Red SALE OR RENT Realtor, 16 Bpring St., Red Bank. BH of the- Borough ot Fair Haven. County ol Monmouth New Jersey, win tell at Bank Area Multiple Listing Service. He is a past president EATONTOWN -—Until ml shed three-bed- neighborhood. Convenient but quiet £eanaburg. Five large rooms,- first -4121. Member,MuJtlple listing. public auction In the Borousjh Hall, Fair Haven ii, I., on the SIM in ol room ranch. Breezeway, attached ga- loor.; Baseboard heat. Two porches November, mi u 10 AM., me /ollowlij described lands. of the Red Bank Kiwanis Club, past president of the Shrews- rage, basement. In quiet residential burnished or unfurnished. Ground) 1/JOKINQ FOR A FOUR-BEDROOM area. Yearly lease. 5135 per month. Asking {28,500. Existing mortgage ol .00x100. If buy, total 11 rOoms. Garage HOME near ichooli with ru«tlc living Said lands will be sold to make the amount of municipal liens chargeable bury Community Appeal and of the Shrewsbury Republi- 8WEENEY AGENCY, Realtor, P.O. >ath. barbecue,' Bale $10,500, CHA8. room and Colonial lire place, eat In •gainst the same on the first day ol January. 1962. exclusive however, of the. can Club. He has served on the Shrewsbury Planning Building, Sea Bright. 842-1492. $22,500. ^ ,Reasonable taxes. Highly V. SHRODES Agency, 67 Church St kitchen, attached garagB? Yes, we have lien ol taxes for the year 1962 as computed In the following list, together w Ih ^eanBburg. 787-2676. It for only J15.4S). ELWOOD A ARM-Interest on Mid amount from the first day ol July. 1002. to the date of sale, Board, was a Borough Councilman for three years, and LITTLE SILVER — Residential, furn- recommended by THE D0W8TRA StRONO AGENCY, Realtor, 655 Pros- and costs 61 sale. The subscriber will sell In fee to the person who bids the Vice Chairman of the Industrial Committee. In 1956 he ished, or unfurnished, three, bedroom*. pect Ave.. Uttle Sliver., SH 1-iSOO. amount aue, subject to redemption at the lowest rate-of Interest, but In no two baths, Immediate occupancy. $165 AGENCY, SH 1-8700. >ATJL R. 8TKYKER, Realtor. Farms case exceeding eight (8) per centum per annum. The payment lor the sale received the Greater Red Bank Junior Chamber of Com- nl-f utilities. SH 1-33SH. LITTLE SILVER — ST. JAME8 PAR shall tie made belore the conclusion ol the sale or; the property will »e re-sold. merce "Distinguished Service Award" for outstanding com- od farm estates. Stale Highway 81,' JSH — Two story with three bedrooms Cash or certified caeclt only will bs aocepted- In payment. UNFURNISHED - - Immaculate alx- FAIR. HAVEN — 108 Ridge Rd. Four- fireplace, Ifc baths. Full basement with munity service. room home, close to bus line and bedroom Colonial, two baths, tecrace, iolmdel. Phonsj OlS-iul. - room paneled. Patio .with outdoor fire- Any parcel of real property tor which there ahs.ll be no other purchaser schools. Three bedrooms, lu baihs, fireplace, targe lot beautifully Jand- place. Non-thoroughfare. Ideal small will be struck oil ant] sold to the Borough of Fair Haven, New Jersey, for re. living room, dininff room or den, eat- scaped. Call owner, 842-1001. children. Attractively prlctd. SH 1-9418. debiptloR at 8 per centum per annum and the - municipality shall have tho When Buying or Selling Real Estate • . , In kitchen, basement, SH0 a month, MIDDLETOWN — Country living on se- same remedies arid rights a» other purchasers, Including the right to bar or year's lease. Others from ?125 to S175. RUM30N WATERFRONT — Mode luded Si acre, yet near everything SHREWSBURY RIVER - RIPAUlf foreclose the right ot redemption. Call Any of the 37 Members of the ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, rancn wltti large screened porch over- Ranch house. Full basemen), two pea RIGHTS — Boating and comfortable The sale will be made and conducted In accordance with the provisions Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little looking water. Three bedrooms,.beamed ut stone fireplaces, formal dining living are all yours when you take the ot the statute ol the State ol New Jersey entitled, "An Act concerning unpaid Silver. Sll 1-4500. ceilings turoughout. Private dock, re- room, three bedrooms, or two and stu-key to this two-year old three-bedroom taxes and assessments and other municipal charges on real property, and duced to 922,500. ROLSTON WATER- di, expansion nltlc. Only $10,000. custom ranch with 12 x 15 screened providing for the collection thereof by the creation and enforcement ot llen« RED BANK AREA BEAUTIFUL completely. lurniflhed BUItY, Realtor, ifi W. Front St., Red HOREWAY REALTY, INC., Hwy. 35,patio, beautiful fireplace, oversized one thereon (Chapter 9 of Title S< of the Revised Statutes)." and acts supple- mobile home, tw» bedroom*, living Bank. BH 7-11500. [olmdel.. CO 4-7010. (Off Union A car garage. Listing at (23,000 for quick mentary thereto and amendatory thereof. room, ultra modern bathroom and .TTENTION.' Doctor, Lawyer, C.P.A. sale. Immediate occupancy. RUSSELL At any time before the sale, the undersigned will receive payment of the kitchen, fireplace, fully enclosed beat- ELBKROU - ,Wi van Court. Well ir Professional. Strategic location for M. BORUS Realtors, 600 lUver Rd.» amount due on any ^property with the Interest and costs up to tha time ot able attached cabana room. Corner lot landscaped tot. 102x131)- Newly painted and decorated. Five rooms, 913,100. (flee and home (or income) Center Fair Haven SH 7-4532. Member Mull- payment. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE in beautiful BR00KS1UE MOBILE 11,500 cash. Call owner 842-1001. all, two large rooms paneled In luel- pie Listing Service. The said lands subject to sale described In accordance with the t&x dupli- PARK. Call CO 4-8106 evehlnga alter ow pine for office use, two additional cate Including the name ol the owner as shown on the lait tax duplicate and "REALTORS ALL" Cod. Living room wltli flrenlncp. .Adding Machines — Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating omul dining room, spacious kitchen LOTS AND ACREAGE FOim-BEDROOU SPLIT LEVEL TOM BLATB — Palnlliie and Decor- Ith dinette, four large twtlroamn, two ADDINd MACHINES - Typewriters SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. Excellent condition, 28' living room, aths. surrounded by beautiful old LIltCROFT — U* 15,200. Lot 2^4 acres, sold, rented, repaired. Berptco's 101 Leeclifne finlil added. Hackhoa work. ating. General Contracting, fully 'in- liiliy equipped kitchen, separate din- lade. Asking J.f3.900. BH 7-2463. Monmouth St.. Ileil Bank. BH 7-WS5. sured. Twenty years experience. Freo Ceitar Dr., AUantlc Township, $7,000, C. II. Wilson. EH 118(0. ette, family room, laundry, dry base- Call 747-5535. RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES estimates. SH l-fl4fn after 6 p.m. ment with dryer, two bat In, Mi ucro, OOO DOWN TO ALL BUYERS—Move Ight Into this vacant Junior executive CHOlCffl SELECTION of two-to-three 1 Day ; 42c Line' Antiques Wanted Fuel Oil — Heating I'AINTINO ANH PAPER HANGING— cycjotie fenced yard, walking distance For a good elenn Job, reasonable. to schools and transportation. Asking [ilit level iodny. Qlant ulr.e Uvliii; acre wooded plot*, oak, beech and 3 Days Consecutive _.32c line $IB,MO. Call 787-2798. Owner. join with wall-to-wall carpeting, full dogwood, some with view and brook, OJd DolJs. guns, Jewelry, cut glass, FUEL OIL & HEATING—Call SH 1- Call BH 7-3431. E.I /.Inner. ning room, bright sunny kitchen, others high and rolling, deed restric- 5 Days Consecutive _J8c Line furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc., Service A QOHKOtt JtEMODELKl> nistlu co- ree big bedrooms, full recreation tion to protect purchaier, $9,600 and 8 Days Consecutive _Z5c Line marie. Gllman. SH 7-1141. Bales. 3 Herbert St., Itert Bank. Piano—Organ Tuning lonial In hill area, earner lot, Bewer, torn, attached garage. Nicely land- up. "HolmwDOrt, Atlantic Towmhlp. 15.17 farm size kitchen. Rustic 14x21 d lot, cyclono fence. Call nav, Paul R. Btrylter. Realtor. Holmdel, 19 Dayt Consecutive ....24c Line PIANOS—OROANS family ilining room wltli beamed cell- DB REALTY. OS 1-2531. N J. 91S-4I44. Blind ads ulna: Tha Reilitter's P. o. Bn Bo extra. Appliance Repairs Home Improvements Tuned — Repaired — Regulated Ing. 13x30' family living room with Raymond Uosworlh SH 1-7853 colonial design. Four mnsier liedroomB, LED BANK — 11,500 down and move TimED 100x200' lota on High, Bt., Hlttlmnm iiuertlon Three Lutes APPLIANCE REPAIR mid installa- WORKING MAN'B contractor—Alter- two tiled nutiia, lavatory. Three bed- Ight in, fllx-room Jiouso In excellent Blossom HelshtB, Marlboro Townahlp. WII 0-4470 or 760-1679. tion. Residential and commercial wir- atlona additions, painting, masonry, Plumbing and Heating roomn and lavatory on thirtl flonr, on (lit Ion. Full basement, best neigh1 - Yearly Contract Rates on Request ing. Allen Electric. 811 7-0012. nnd all those llttla Jobs, Evenings LO Tanoramlc view frgm second level, orhood. Near School and shops, P '^, KKKOAN'S open nnti coyctci! pinch. Full bale- 12,600 JiH per • month. BH 7-0247. Right to, clMilfr, edit or reject smy ndvartlseraent la rsjssrvtd 21 Hour Service. All heating units mem. Two-car attached garage. II you ohn J/ Denn, Real Estate, Broker, REAL ESTATE WANfEP ily The Register, Auctioneer serviced, BH 7-1027, BH 1-7875. want a large home In immnculato con- iroari St. Rumion. We will not bs responsible tor errors, unless they are detected belore the second Insertion, Insurance dition ftisldo mut out, ttont mlts this Monmouth County VOtJ* IIOMB WANTED — Why list ft. a. COATS — An essential Auction Roofing, Siding and Insulation on« for $32,000. BLWOOO A. ARM- with UB? We adverttae eitenalvely In No cancellations will be accepted ol Changes madft la lulrtrtlit* Appraisal Borvlco "anywhere." 2B8 B8 Ijeonardvllle JRd. ABILITY - SERVICE - Dependability BTRONQ AGKNCV, REALTOR, CSS BUlLDBlirS CLOSEOUT the newapapen, radio and publlab a menu one hour after receipt at ottics. Norwood Avs., DeaJ. Plwno KEJlogjr when you Insure your HOME, AUTO, Insulation A Siding Corp, Certified \' n.'iWf Avf . l.lttlfl Stiver. Bit 1-4500. caUlot (or horad aeekeri. Wa are mem- Mini, oilier lines or Inmirance tlirougli JohliB-Manvllle contractor. PH O-B407 our bedroom*, \Vt t*uth«, \i\\ng room, btra or the TWIi, a national real eitate ARMBTHONq AOENCY. Ml 1-45011, ur Admit Llii/.iiuiyer 21)1-0:102. '-i tllLVBH CJIJ.B Coil, Kour inlnR room, kitchen, Inrgn recrpntlnn reterrAl sorvlco. Wo nro "Home Trad- DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Before Publication licdrooitiH, tllfil bnth, fireplace In the um, lul JflOxUW, K"rAKe. free iliyor, ers" • two offices, ll full time a&lci MSI'IAY Aulo and Truck Rental 51S67rcclT7d^totjnruFlndTn7r* living room, full haBtmicnl. uttuch^l nrm arrnneeil. Call HW 6-3712 hctwecn people, Call VVALKKR A WALKBH, Painting Insulation. Installed anil KUnrantned gnritKo. Finn noightinrliood, Nenr nchcot aijil 7. Open hoiiBo Friday, Saturday ItfiBltora, Membera Red Bank Area 9:00 A.If. Dty Bstart Publication with proof two da?i belor* AVIB—Tlcnt a new cor or truck. J-ow lor 10 years. PH fl-0705— 2IH-054O. and Hhoiiplng. Asking $1K,|)(M). HTAN- nt flumlay, Multiple Llntlng Bt-rvlce, Blirewahnry, publication. • , rates, Maple Ave., Red Bank. SH 7- PAINTINO at Its finest. Interior and Tel. Answering Service l.KY K, D0WK8, n^altor, Shrewabury. DDLETOWN — (HVB your children SII 1-S213 and MIridlotown, 08 1-2120. 031)8. PH 4-52H. Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m. exterior, Itealdcntlal ami commercial '-10V7. M«mlier Multiple Listing unify living In hnntiy commuting lo- Call Zlassified—SH 1-0010 Ur OS 1-0525 Lowest rates. W. Evans. BH 1-8517. LET UB BW your secretary, No nend Service, itIon; nine acton of nature; broolt; L1BT YOUR HOMU with a member of and fill iion it Hitei !arg«> Uutch colonial the npii Bank Ari>a Multiple Llflllnjc Building Contractor to mlns calls. 24. hour answering marry BTOMK FHONT COLONIAL Rervlco, He will circulate a photograph NIGHTS, SATUBDAY AND SUNDAY service. RII I-47OO. In sought alter area, Hevtm rooms, knoll; four bedrooms, j% bnthfl, Painting and Decorating irnge; barn; Immedlnte occupancy. and complete dencrlptlon of your homo Hmum'n ~ Sew Uamu, roam « I ••-. In Business Shore Air Services, Inc.. Colts Neck Airport has started to bring in a line of Beech craft planet, one and two-motored versions for sale to business,ex ecutives and private flying en thusiasts. Work toward the Im- provement of the airport is pro- gressing at a rapid pace, wi wopd paneling up in the pilot' ready room and new gas tank installed. Gordon (Duff) Donald Jr., and William Grossman, charge of the operation, New! Our Hit Sheath planning a variety of services Including student instruction am charter flights. ' in Chic Holiday Colors

Alfred J. Berndt, Neptune, am The season's great fashion favorite .. . . our soft'.wool, Mrs. Evelyn M. Bodenwiese Sea Girt, are in charge of Mor shaath with classic lines . . . now comes in a new cast. mouth County.work, being cai of colors. Perfect for your holiday social rounds , . . ried out by. the Bureau of th you can accessorize it so many smart ways. Choose Census, Department' of Corn merce, to.gain a picture on em from winter white, pastel blue, mint, rod, royal, black. ployment and Unemployment i Sizes 12'/* to 22 &. the area. The survey will sta Sunday. 10.98 Philip J.Rellly.FarmlngiJale, • «ound monitor at Newark STEINBACH'S WOMEN'S DRESSES Airport, has been awarded •• Mezzanine and Asbury Park the commendation medal of the Port of New York Authority "for hla alertness and quick action at the time of a fire which prevented extensive to property and possible loss of Hand Fashioned Cardigans for Hfe" b a recent fire. He has been with the Port Authority atoee 1951. Dazzling Nightsf.;Glittering Gifts /

Mrs. David Epstein, Elberon, Fabulous! Shimmering beads, glimmering sequins . . . on / Is a new shop-at-home sales a soft-as-cashmere blend of lambswool, fur fiber and nylon, representive with: SIBS Assoc- •Hand trimmed in Hong Kong, full fashioned, lined with iates, Red Bank, which serve! the needs of area businesses anc rayon chiffon. Sizes 36 to 42.' industries. Mrs. Epstein, mothei of twin girls, formerly was wit* A. Striking rose design in gloaming white pearls. White Bamberger's. or black sweater. _ ___ _,

' Another turn has taken place In the chain of events in con- 29.95 nection with operations of Tbi B. Stunning all-over fern design in chalk and pearl . . . Old Union House, Red Bank. Raj : Smith, now the manager, form on white or blue sweater. *%r% r\r* erly the owner, says he sees nc change for the time being in progress of the business which recently went into the hands o! C. A blaze of sequins borders this magnificent cardigan. the receiver. A real estate stud) All white or jet black. Is now taking place.

Allen Kaufman, president, has announced his retirement from STEINBACH'S SPORTSWEAR, Street Floor and Aibury Park the Mtmmouth Electric Co., Inc., which he formed in 1941. Direc- tort are expected to select new president soon. Monmouth Electric, which became a puMii !y-held firm last year, reported earnings of 35 cents a share to its stockholders last month. Thai compares with 27 cents a yeai •go. Net sales amounted tl,7M,000 this year and $1,404,- 000 year earlier. Newly named to the company's board of direc- tor! is Vice Adm. Charles E. Rosendahl (Navy-Ret).

Frequency Engineering Lab- oratories, Asbury Park, reports that a contract amendment has brought tip to J5.JS7.913 aa order It has for the supply of engi- neering and production of coua- Urmeasure receivers for the Bureau of Ships, U. S. Navy. •Hie company also said that It soon win move its systems divisions to new facilities now This is the Year for SUEDE ' being completed on the grounds of Monmouth County Airport, Wall Township. Coats Topped with FUR Dick Rosen Agency, exclusive •gents, reports the sale of 50 Nothing but news ... the triumph of suede for everywhere! So soft, residences In ths 108-home River- crest Manor development oi so unbelievably supple .. .it molds and folds like fabric. So sumptuous- Lakewood Dr., Toms River. Eigh . looking, so trend-setting ... . particularly combined with fur ... a suede were sold In the past week. coat belongs in every fashionable's wardrobe. ' Builders are Sam Fromkln «n Saul Leighton.

The New Jersey Depirtmen D. The suede Chesterfield in jazz-buff with striking . of Labor has announced ttia . jaguar coWar. 7/i length. . . the ratio of unemployment t< the work force of the Lon Branch labor market area, cover- E. Mink standaway petal collar makes this suede ing Monmouth County, has bee coat a fashion standout. Taupe suede. reduced from 5.9 to 5.3 per cenl 199.95 "the lowest rate in more tha •Ix years." It said that "un (not shown) Mink collared, single breasted suede "j -4 t\ r\ r* employment diminished, ever coat in % length. Taupe or.brunette. • • • , JL .!.>/• >7 J though total employment easec off seasonally. From our big new collection of suede coats in sizes 10 to 16.

It adds up! More and more / ... • • ' -'''.-•• people use The Register ads each Issue because results come fast- STEINBACH'S COATS, Second Jloof and Asbury Park er.—Advertisement.

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