Weaker DiitHbuHon Tin inpMSjtKt 4t. MMO> Today lag alo*l* this paahg, Utah •ear M. CJoudy todght aal5»~ 20,900 mBfaTvWf nun nvrcippuW' MW ' tonight ia 4k. See weather. Ssff Dial SH 1-0010 iiitr. tonHJ threw* Tnur- toeood Clui Foatvi VOL. 85, NO. 115 B RED BANK, N. J.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Raritan Project Can Be Built, Supreme Court Rules Acquire Pact RARITAN TOWNSHIP-There In its ruling, the Supreme It cleared' section one of the dispute, to "work out a reason- vestment with a reasonable re- was William R. Blair, Red will be a new housing develop- Court declared the township's project but Indicated that legal able solution with the developer turn." Bank. ment here—but It is still any- rezohlng ordinance valid, but questions still must be resolved which might have reduced the The township's special attor- Both men told The Register body's guess as to how many noted that subdivision map ap- on the other four sections. number of planned houses and ney in the case was Lawrence yesterday that they will have dwellings will be erected. provals had been granted be- The court reprimanded the at the same time have per- A. Carton, Jr., Middletown. At- to review the verdict before For Raceway The state Supreme Court yes- fore the ordinance amendment Township Committee for not mitted the developer to pro- torney for the plaintiffs, Rari- deciding what step to,take next terday gave "Raritan Valley was adopted. seeking, In the beginning of the ceed so as to retrieve its in-. tan Associates, Inc., Paterson, TRENTON (AF) - Two prominent real eslate developers USA" builders a partial green luve acquired the contract to purchase Freehold Raceway for light' to go ahead with their a reported J7 million. project, but left to a lower The contract ma transferred to Sigmund and Abraham court the question of how far Sommer of Metuchen yesterday by the owners of Yonkers, they can go. N. Y., Raceway shortly before the N. J. State. Racing Commis- sion held, an all day, closed hearing. In a 7-0 decision, the high court ruler that the developers The commission gave the Y. R. Holding Co. permission to withdraw jts application to buy the Wonmouth County race- can build section one of the To Sign Milk Price Bill; way, the only trotting track in New Jeney. project but ordered further Su- Y. R. Holding Co. is owned by Martin. Alfred, Stanley and perior Court hearings to deter- Leo Taaanbaum, who also own Yonlcers Raceway. mine whether the other four The Sommers originally had «n option to buy the track sections may be constructed. . but sold it to fee Tannanbaums. ' As mapped out, the five sec- Martin Tananb«um, president of Yonkers Raceway, Inc., tions would total 569 houses. said |ie and his brothers have transferred both their purchase Victory la Tlm« contract and a $4 million mortgage on Freehold Raceway to Vote State Railroad Aid While disappointed with even the Sommers, t partial defeat, township of- TRENTON (AP)-Gov. Richard J. Hughes, fol- Another important bill that got emergency ap- The Assembly passed it 49-7 earlier. The racing commission said in a statement after the hear- ficials indicated yesterday that lowing up on the Legislature's rapid-fire action, proval by both houses was a measure providing $3 The bill allows the Office of Milk Industry to ing that the Tananbaumi applied for approval to accept all the long, drawn-out legal battle planned to sign a bill today allowing the state to million in state funds to revamp the operations of set for up to 180 days a minimum price chosen 100 shares of Freehold Raceway stock as collateral for the has netted the municipality a set a temporary floor under retail milk prices. - the Jersey Central Railroad. Hughes backed the from the range of prices charged within the past 30 mortgage. The commission reserved decision on the'applica- victory from, the time stand- bill and is expected to. sign it. days. This means the price will be lower than those tion. . Hughes reportedly planned to accompany the point atone. : ; ;' signing with some administrative changes putting set under the old system of minimums repealed at The mortgage was given to the nresent owners of the The measure would eliminate the Jersey Cen- Secretary of Agriculture.Phillip Alampi in charge of Hughes' order in mid-October. track, Harold and Bernard J. Sampson M Milwaukee, by the During the nearly two-year tral's shore service, duplicated by the Pennsylvania the program, by-passing Floyd R. Hoffman, director The repeal six weeks ago Immediately lowered . Mastan Co., Inc. of New York two year: ago. The Tanan- delay in building the project, Railroad, and give the Central a link to Newark, of the Office of Milk Industry. retail prices in most of New Jersey. Dealers noti- baums bought it from MasUn earlier this year for $3.S million. the township has managed to wiping out •»* deficit-ridden Hudson River ferries. The temporary price floor, is Hughes' owit- pro- fied more than a hundred farmers that they would The trotting track's stock was pledged •< collateral. construct (wo new schools, add posal to stabilize the milk industry until a foolproof The milk price floor bill was accompanied by a drop their purchase contracts with them and attempt Attorney Gen. Arthur J. Sills has questioned whether the to two other and make future enforcement tystem can be set up to prevent milk measure doubling' license fees for milk dealers and* to get cheaper out-of-state milk. pledge- of stock as collateral, without racing commission ap- plans for two more plus a high sales below total cost price. processors. The measure is designed to raise al- Hughes failed to persuade tha dealers to stop proval, is legal. • , school addition, while reducing most $400,000 to pay for the added enforcement staff their contract cancellations and worked out the tem- The racing commission said the transfer of the purchase by about SO per cent the num- Both Houses of the Legislature gave emergency in the Office of Milk Industry. The Senate passed porary price floor as a stopgap until the new en- contract from the Tananbaums to the Sommers took place ber of double-session classes. passage to the bill yesterday after a weekend draft- ing Job by Hughes' legal staff. The measure was" the bill 12-4. The negative votes were cast by Sens. forcement staff is ready to. go. ° Once the OMI li- about 1 a. m. yesterday. Thomas J. Brogan, 'commission The Township Committee de- one of more than a hundred acted on by the Legis- Nelson F. Stapler, R-Union; Pierce H. Deamer, Jr., able to prevent below-cost sales, Hughes said, no chairman, said he waa shocked at the timing of the transfer. cided to go into the litigation lature in its last session of 1962. Both Houses ad- R-Bergen; Donal C. Fox, D-Essex, and Sido L. Rl- other props would be needed for retail.prices; NO DECISION MADE on grounds that regardless of dolfi, D-Mercer. . . journed until the morning of Jan. 8 when they will The bill drew criticism and praise in both The commission said it made no decision about the trans- the courts' verdicts, any. sig- conduct business briefly before going into the cere- Stamler, Deamer and Fdx also voted against Houses yesterday. Several legislator*' criticized the fer of the purchase contract to the Sommers, since there was nificant delay in the Raritan monial opening of the 1963 session at noon. the price floor bill itself, which was passed 14-3. (See MILK, Page 2) _j now no application pending before it. Valley housing project would af- After the commission hearing, Tanaabaum said it was the ford the school system , that Tananbaums' Judgment they could have made a meaningful much more time to attempt to (See RACEWAY. Page 2) cope with the double session Legislature problem. Begin Strong Goldwater Drive At the time Raritan Valley Rail Action officials originally asked for WASHINGTON (AP)—Conserva- meetings like this, and nothing Downey Selected buildings permits, the entire tive Republicans have begun a ever came of them." school system wa< on double determined drive to keep the 1964 .It was learned from several of Is Hailed sessions. presidential nomination from go- those who were there that the sen- ing to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller timent was distinctly pro-Goldwa- JERSEY CITY (AP) - A hill More Than 1,N* Children approved by the state Legislature New York. Their favorite is ter and anti-Rockefeller. As Next Mayor It has been estimated that yesterday providing $3 million, to Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona. Goldwater said Monday sight In MATAWAN TOWNSHIP—Dan- if all 569 houses were to be aid.the Jersey Central Railroad erected, the project would bring The Associated Press learned Phoenix he didn't know a thing was hailed by the line's president iel H. Downey will be the next about the meeting. mayor. more than 1,000 children into Monday that between 30 and 50 as. a forward' step toward the the school system. preservation ,of the railroad's That is the decision announced Republicans, from all over the He told a newsman: ,"1 don't commuter service. yesterday by the executive com- The much-publicized case in- country, met secretly in Chicago know who the group was, where mittee of the Democratic Clubs, volves a 137-acre tract adjacent Sunday.' they met or what it's all about. The president, P. M. Shoemak- and confirmed by James R. Bur- to the Garden State Parkway Possibly because it was an In- I did sea or hear something about er, said last night that the state lew, local Democratic leadey, which was.converted from resi- formal meeting, it still wasn't too it today, but I don't know a thing. subsidy would enable work to : and Mr. Downey. dential to Industrial classifica- what ftey did. I still plan to run for Ota Senate atart oa the, long planned re- This it the way the Verdict tion by a zoning ordinance One report was that $250,000 two years from now." ' routing of Jersey Central passen- was worded: amendment adopted by die gov- pledged as a start on a But he added he might not ger-trains to the Pennsylvania "Township Commit Iceman erning body in November, »». $J-mlUlon campaign fund. "sinee things change and It's too Railroad Station In Newark. John Marty Jr. •jtootftsr report was that tftB early to be absolutely certain.", The reroojUof, he said, would down in favor of Township Coin- nap* for all five secflom In New York, Rockefeller had; afford aew transportation serv- been approved by local gov- was only an exploratory meeting, nitteefflaa Downey for the may- and that little definite was accom- no comment. ice for Newark, commuter* and or's post ia 1963;" ernmental agencies, but maps Some of those who attended the abo would :mas8 it.possibls for had been filed on'only three plisbed. One of the organizers Mr. Man attempted to get the New. York City commuters to sections. :•:'.; Gor. Nelson A. RockefeBe* said "I've attended dozens of .(See'DRlVE, Page 2) Sea. Barry Goldwater mayoralty this year, but wai transfer to thr Hudson & Manhat- thwarted; when -two Democrats, The township took the action tan tubes at Penn Station. The Committeemen Henry Traphagea to help solve the school prob- tubes recently were acquired by lem and put a halt to what was and Norman "Ei Wood, teamed Fire Alarm ihe Port of New York Authority. termed "uncontrolled mass Sane Plans Peace Walk with Republican Coramitteeman A railroad spokesman said that housing construction." Sigmund V. Kowalski to form a RED BANK - Local mem- night by May:- Peter W. Fatvo. will correct an error in the by routing service into Penn Sta- The action was upheld May Tests Start coalition and named Mr. Wood ber* of'SANE, New Jersey In other bu.'ess council existing ordinance which does tion, Jersey Central will be able 12, 1961, by Superior Court, to the top spot. Committee for • Sane Nuclear alopted three erdii. -"ces fol- sot adhere to statutes. • to eliminate passenger - opera- Daniel H, Dome? then reversed March 13 of this Gilbert H. Hickman, who is Policy, wDl stage' a "peace- lowing public hearings. Also adopted was an amend- Tomorrow ions at its Jersey City and New- year by the Appellate Division. part of the Man-Downey Demo- walk" through Red Bank and ment which prohibits the dump- ark terminals • and abandon the poll would be taken by the At that point, the governing One measure provides for the RED BANK - Fire alarm Shrewsbury Saturday, Dec. 15. Ing of, refrigerators, washing ferry service between Jersey cratic faction, defeated Mr. Ko clubs of a "representative" nurn body decided to 'take the issue appointment of members of the boxes In the borough will'be machine, ranges, freezers and City and New York City. waiski in November. ber of Democratic voters to de- to the highest court. Borough Council last night Zoning Beard of Adjustment tested starting tomorrow at Expected Mayoralty termine what "rank and file' received a letter from Allen according to provisions of other similar "bulky'' units in- five minutes before noon Ev- The spokesman said Jersey As a result, Mr. Man expected support Mr. Marz had. Strasburger, » Oakland St., state statutes. The amendment cluding automobiles, ' In the erett Brower, borough elec- Central would. operate only its to become mayor Jan. 1. Upon learning of this develop- chairman, who said It to 23 municipal dump. trician, said this morning. main line service and would use . Th« third measure creates a It is a post he held for a ment, Mr. Man stepped-forward $2 Million members of the organization Mr. Brower said one box Lehlgh and Pennsylvania railroad new loading zone on the south tracks into Penn Station. The quarter of a century up until and offered to "take himself out would start the demonstration will be tested each week, and Council OKs side Of Wt;4 Front St. and Perm Railroad would assume all two years ago. of the running" for this year at at 2 p.m. In Marine P»<*. will replace the' daily test of Shore Aid the east side of Bridge Ave. passenger operations to, North A few days after the election, least. The group will walk b pairs three taps.' Box 121 at West where.the streets Intersect. - "ersey shore points served pres- however, in a move that caught down the east jlde of Broad Front :st.'and Maple Ave. will Agreed Subdivisions ently by both Jersey Central and many persons by surprise, the Mr.' Burlew and Mr. Downey Is Voted St. to the Friend's Meeting In addition council author- be tested tomorrow, He said. bed the sale of tax lines total- Hie program will continue PRR, he said, Democratic Clubs stated that Mr. told The Register yesterday-that TRENTON (AP) - The New House, Shrewsbury, where, a Man selection as mayor was not both Mr. Man and Mr. Hickman brief rally will be held at 1:.M And Site Plan ling (5,114.1)8 on three pieces until all fire boxes in (be bor- Jersey Central's deficit oa pass- Jersey Senate approved two bills nger operations for 1962 were "cut and dried"—and it became have agreed to vote for Mr.- p.m. '•••-' of property here. ' ough have been tested. yesterday that would give the LITTLE SILVER — Borough quickly apparent that an intra- The demonstration is In- estimated at |5 million, with the Downey as mayor «t the January shore some $2 million in aid. Council last night approved two club rift had developed over the tended to dramatize the im- tate paying a subsidy of $1.4 organization meeting. The Senate passed and sent to major subdivisions and a site Issue. portance of disarmament by million m contract payments for They both predicted that Mr. Gov. Richard J. Hughes a sup- plan which had received favor- all nations and show that "Mon? continued commuter service. It was decided last month that (See DOWNEY, Page 2) plemental appropriations bill of able recommendations from the 2 MonmouthCollege mouth County citizens.... Earlier yesterday, the Jersey $1.4 million-41 million of which Planning Board last week. would be for beach protection are Interested In peace," the Central in its publication, the An 11-Iot subdivision was ap- projects to enable municipalities letter dedeared. Commuters' Almanac, said that HighRiseApartmentto take advantage of federal The marches win display proved for Norman Goldstein, Students Suspended the rerouting of Jersey Central funds under the Public Works "non-inflammatory signs," Mr. president of Sllvermint Homes, assenger trains to Penn Station WEST LONG BRANCH -Two Appropriations Act. Strasburger said, and distrib- Inc. The development, to be Werse, who was in civilian and the consolidation of com- ute leaflets to the public called Spring Meadows, will be Monmouth College students ac- clothes at the time, said he identi- muter service to the North Jer- Plans Are Rejected The Senate passed and sent to cused of assaulting Trooper Ed- fied himself when h Intervened seyi shore area would, not elimi- along the route of the walk. constructed on Silverwhite Rd. e the Assembly a bill appropriat- Mr, and Mrs. Joseph B. Valant ward Werse of the Shrewsbury and the group dispersed. The ate all of the railroad's losses EATONTOWN — An applica- Two applications by Alex Her ing $1 million to aid municipal- Will Cooperate received permission to proceed State Police barracks have been trooper added, however, that in the state, but it should reduce tion by Anthony J. Piccola for were also rejected. One sought y y ities which lost tax ratables dur- The chairman assured coun- with their proposed eight-lot suspended by the college. the youths followed him when hem by one-third. ii division of a one-family home at permission to erect a 40-unit high- ng the shore storm of last cil that the group would fully development on Silverside Ave. Robert A. Hogg, MC's dean of he drove away, stopping him on 112 Broad St. into a home and It added: "Reduced losses to- rise apartment at 32 Tinton Ave. March. . . , co-operate with the police and It will b called Sunny Lands students, said he has ordered Rt. 35 in Eatontown and attack- office for Mr. Her; the other was e gether with increased payments was denied without prejudice by The measure, sponsored by would refrain from making re- Court. the suspension of Bradley Balle, ing him. Eatontown police ar- for. erection of a four-unit apart- nder the state's passenger con- the Zoning Board of Adjustment Sen. Charles W. Sandman Jr., plies to hecklers. In addition, 20, of 3 Deer Paul rived during the fracas and~alded ment house at 35 Clinton Ave. Council stipulated that the sub- La. and ract should insure continuation last night. R-Cape May, provides that the members of the organization dividers plant at least two shade Haupt, 20, of 4 Majestic Ave., the trooper. f essential suburban commuter The board, took affirmative ac- The board ruled that Mr./Pic- state shall provide reimburse- would attempt to prevent Utter- trees at least two inches in diam- both Lincroft' , pending outcome servioe in the area we serve until tion on a request from William Arrested with Balle and Haupt cola, represented by Evan Jahos, ment to any municipality which ing of the streets, he said. eter on each new lot which does of a hearing before Magistrate dditional funds can be developed Dmylen, gg Lewis St. to make an g g : Red Bank attorney, did not pro- lost more than 5 per cent of its not now have natural shade. The J Ed were Mitchell Kaufman, 18, of 'or further improvements to addition to the rear of his non- Councilman John Warren, Peter J. Edwardsen in Eaton- Hillside and vide sufficient special reasons to tax ratables. Jr., pointed out that council trees must be planted at least George C. Waite, 'urther reduce losses. warrant a variance. There was conforming home. town Dec. 13. 18, of Paoll, Pa. Craig Waitt, The measure, calls tor the atate had no jurisdiction to prevent 10 feet from the curb line. They are two of five youths no claim of hardship. M r. Piccola's apartments, 17, of 74 Leedsviliie Dr.D , LinLi - to pay the full amount of such the demonstration as long as Site plan approval was granted charged with attacking Trooper termed "luxury executive type," croft, faces Juvenile Court ac Decision was reserved losses, if funds are available, no borough ordinances were Henry ScacclSl a ffo r a 550x1 5 ffoot Werse after he had stopped a Parking Warning plea for a new car sales room were to have cost $750,000. Num- or a sum in proportion to the violated. Community tlon on the same charge. Waite addition to the disturbance in a parking lot at n RED BANK - Councilman on Rt. 36 sought by the J.R. Hoi- erous neighbors in the one-fam total loss of tax revenues of all a d Kaufman attem Saturday. Dec. 15, was pro- Cleaners building on Prospect he Shrewsbury Diner, Rt. 35, fohn Warren Jr., chairman of Bey Sales Co., operators of Kit- (See PLANS, Page 3) such municipalities. College. Waitt Ij a Middletown claimed BUI of Rights Day last Ave. opposite the borough hall. Shrewsbury. he police committee warned the son Chevrolet, Long Branch. A Township High School student. wblic last night that police will sign size variance Is requested Trooper Werse suffered cuts, stringently and strictly" en- in addition to special permission bruises and the loss of several to maintain automobiles in an un- rce one hour parking limits'on Water Firm Presents Rate Hike Arguments teeth. 'various borough streets. covered area. A petition for a variance to NEWARK - A battery of. wit- cost of the preparation and rate counsel; William J. O'Hagan, Haven, Middletown, New Shrews- the water company were Anthony permit a Dutch Hut restaurant at nesses for the Monmouth Con presentation of its petition at representing Neptune Township; bury, Oceanport, Red Bank, Rum- J. Greco, president; R. D. Tom- 11 the site of the present Richard- solidated Water Company faced $110,000. . . Felix A. DeSarno, assistant city son, Shrewsbury, and Little Sil- kins, vice president of American Today s Index son root beer stand, Rt. 35, was battery of attorneys represent Cross examination of the wit- attorney for Asbury Park, and ver. Water Works Service Company, sent to the Planning Board for Ing shore municipalities at nesses will begin after the ex- Louis R. Aiklns, Long Branch Action Delayed which is under contract to per- Page Pag* an opinion and board attorney yesterday's opening of a Public hibits have been studied by the Ciy atorney. A delay in the proceedings form services for Monmouth Adam and Eve; „ • Herblock „ • Clarkson Fisher was instructed to Utilities Commission hearing on lawyers opposing the increase. The MPSCC; in one of the first occurred when Mr. Mausner Consolidated; William H. Phillips, Allen-Scott ( Movie Timetable ...... „...» clarify the intent of the word a proposed water rate hike. The hearing, which promises to moves to take a stand against objected to the fact that Red chief of the evaluation division Amusements 12 Obituaries j "restaurant" In the zoning'code. The utility Is seeking a rate be a long one, was adjourned by the utility's application, author- Bank's four Monmouth Con- of Ford, Bacon and bavin; Births 2 Sylvia Porter t Increase of approximately 25 PUC Examiner Andrew B. Far- ized Mr, Mausner to engage an solidated customers had not been Thomas C, Bixler, a realtor and Hal Boyle is Television . 12 Reject Apartments per cent from its 42,000 Mon- ley to Feb. 5, to be continued accountant to assist in the prep- served with notice of the hear- appraiser; and M. J. Reese of Bridge II George SokoUky Classified 17 t The board last night also re- mouth County customers. 7, 12, 1], 14, and whatever aration of his case. Mr. ing. The borough operates Us the financial advisory firm of Sports _ „ .14-15 jected application ol Cypress Yesterday's action consisted additional dates are required for Mausner said yesterday that the own water works. Reese and Chandler, Comics > .-. _...ll Stock Market Construction Co. for permission of the presentation of the water the completion of the business. firm of Joseph J. Seaman and The attorney for the water 'Reasonable Return' Crossword Puizle :...lf Successful Investing . 1 to build a 184-unlt garden apart- company's case In the form of Opposition Counsel Company, Perth Amboy, has company, S. Lewis Davis of tne According to Its petition, Mon- Edltorlalsf « Women's News ...M ment project on Grant Ave. The 28 written exhibits. Jive wit- Appearing to oppose the In- been hired but ha« not yet be- Camden firm of Starr, Summer- moujh Consolidated seeks higher Fine Seafood Custom Table Pads Planning Board had previously nesses attested to those portions crease were Milton A. Mausner, gun its. audit of the water com- ill and Davis, promised to serve rales to permit the company to turned down the proposal as ad- Captain's Cabin. Opef' alt win- Last week to order for Christ- of the firm's records for which attorney for the Municipal Public pany's records. .. , the '*>rough and Its four custom- earn a reasonable rate of re- mas deliver. Call 741-2(48. ^Shop versely attesting the borough's they are responsible. Service Co-ordinating Committee; , The committee membership in- ers with the proper papers. turn on iti Investment, to * at- er, 400 Broadway, Point Pleas master' plan. At Home Service. Sherman's, 20 The company has estimated the Elliot L. Kati of Long Branch, cludes representatives of Fair Taking the stand' briefly for (See RATE HIKE, Pag»' 3) ant Beach.—Adv. Broad St., Red .Bank.-Adv. 4, 1952 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Raceway Train Hits Hew Jeney,— DISK Jog _. ; morning iiftfag sfcwjjr, becomes 1 Births I I partly cloudy an* rnJld this aft typ to faunes r&cing ia Mew Jeney "by m*klng our Stalled Car; State Socked-In' ernoon, Wgh in thfe upper 4fc resource* and experience miltble to the Freehold trade." RIVERVtEW , But, Tanaabaum added, "we understand that it Is the- and mid-Sfe. Cloudy with rain RedBink, Driver Safe CHARLES JT. HERTLEIN and tome fog] opinlon of certain of the racing people in New Jersey tbtt this Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Kearney, PORT MONMOUTH - Charles tonight and oc- purchase would create a possible conflict of interest between OCEANPORT-A train hit and 180 River St., Red Bank, ton, J.-Hertlein, 63, of 46 Brainard casional rain Vonkers Raceway and Freehold. i . -.. . demolished a stalled car at the By Two-Day Fog yesterday. Bridge-water Dr. railroad crossing Ave. died yesterday in the home "The prevalence of this viewpoint has caused us to re- Wednesday of his daughter, Mrs. Virginia Low tonighi Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Frey, consider our position with respect to the proposed acquisition in the dense fog at 8:23 o'clock The British ship was believed Hern, 11 Essex St., East Keans-" No serious motor vehicle acci- 35 to 40. High 33 Maple Ave., Fair Haven, of Freehold," he said. last night. bound for Alexandria, Egypt burgi dents were reported on major Wednesda) daughter, yesterday. . Brogan told newsmen the Sommers would now have to The driver, Capt. Lauren Iver- highways in the local area de- while the 10,000 ton tanker had about 50. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Rowell, 266 file a new formal application for purchase of the track's stock son of Gooseneck Point and Shore Mr, Hertlein was a retired spite a dense fog which "socked just arrived from Gulf of Mexico Vanderveei* PI., Long Branch, member of the Hudson County Marine and undergo a state police investigation that might take two Rd. in the Portaupeck section ol In" most of the state. ports. daughter, Monday. months. the borough, had. walked away Boulevard Police. He was a Block Island Mr. and Mrs. William Weigard, member of (he Patrolmen's Be. The fog, which began to set in Another small tanker ran to Cape May- All the principals in the raceway transfer appeared at the from the vehicle before the crash. about 4:30 p.m. yesterday, slowed aground in •Northport Harbor on Deer Crest Dr., Keyport, daugh- closed hearing; including the Tananbaums, the Sommers and nevolent Association and the Fra- East to north ter, yesterday. Police said Capt. Iverson told ternal Order of Eagles, both Jer- down—and in some cases dis- Long Island. east winds 11 the Sampsons. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Green, hem he was heading towarc' sey City. rupted — commercial transpor- Coast Guard officials said the knots or less, increasing south Fred Landau, a New York accountant! also appeared with 190 Prospect Ave., Red Bank, son, Gooseneck Point when the c'a: tation services in the metropoli- craft was in no danger and tha: em area to 15 to 20 knots thi; his attorney, former state Sen. Waiter H. Jones. Landau con- He also was a member of St. yesterday. stalled on the northbound track. tan area. » an attempt to refloat it would be afternoon. Northeast winds 15 ti tends he has a 15 per cent ownership In the track now. Anne's Catholic Church, Jersey Mr. and Mrs. George Clayton, He was attempting to start I All three major airports in the made today. 25 knots with some higher gust, ' ISSUES STATEMENT City,-and its Holy iNane So- 141 Second St., Keyport, son, thii when • he . heard the • train ap- New York City area were forced State police ordered speed lim tonight and Wednesday. Visibil Abraham Sommer issued a statement saying, "My brother, proaching, he said. ciety. ... to suspend operations when visi- its on the New Jersey Turnpike morning. Sigmund, and I have wide and varied activities in New Jer- ity near zero in fog northern The engineer, Harold Smith oi Surviving, besides his daugh- biity dropped to zero. and Garden State Parkway re areas and 2 to 4 miles in south Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rommell, sey. Most of our operations are centered in the state and I ter, are his wife, Mrs. Berth* duced to 35 miles per hour be- 29 East Front St., Keyport, son, have lived here for a great many years. Matawan, told police the train Ferry Service Out ern areas today and tonight. Vis was traveling slowly at the tlmi Dickel Hertlein; a son, George cause of the fog. ibility 1 to 3 miles Wednesday. Friday. "It is our plan to do all in our power to build Freehold The tog also caused the Erie- of the crash. He said he didn'i Hertlein of Avenel; another- Rare Closedown Foggy north areas today with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saleskl, Raceway to a position of eminence in the harness racing sport daughter, Mrs. Eileen Neimon of Lackawanna and Jersey Central see the car in time to avoid hit- An official at the Port of New cloudiness and rain spreading 46 Manor Pkwy., Iincroft, son, and to devote all of our energies and means' toward this end," Uncroft, and three listers, Mrs. Railroads to close down ferry ting it because of the heavy fog, York Authority said he could re [northwards into southern areas Friday. he added. Elsie Ehrenberg of Bloomfield, service this morning until the fog Mr. and Mrs. William Dornen- Freehold Raceway was purchased in 1944 for a reported Patrolman Lester Mackay in- lifts. member only six other times Occasional rain and fog tonigh Mrs. Lucille Hall of Packanack when weather conditions had] ick, 24 Region Dr., HazJet, son, $65,000 by Fred FaUler of Maplewood. He sold it to the vestigated. The Jersey Central ferry serv- and Wednesday. Lake and Mrs. Hilda Urban of forced the closing of all three Friday. Sampsons last year, reportedly for $5 million. ices 10,000 to 12,000 commuters. The nation's weather pattern Lake Hiawatha. ' major airports in the New York Mr. and Mrs. August Brehm, The fog did result in a colli- showed only minor changes. Services will be Thursday at City area. 135 Oregon Ave., East Keansburg, a.m; from the Ryan Funeral sion of a tanker and freighter in The severe storm in the At Milk daughter, Saturday. Home, Keansburg, followed at 9 New York Harbor off Staten Is- Weather bureau officials said lantic Ocean, after eight days (Continued) the fog was the result of a stable Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thomp o'clock by a High Requiem Mass land. appeared weakening. Winds being 1 air mass being cooled by eve- son, 444 West Front,St., Rivei Orchids to Board fact that the OMI was to be offered in St. Catherine ! Coast Guard officials said a pa- tides and seas have diminisfie. ning temperatures. Haze and Plaza, son, Saturday. placed in charge of retail milk Church, East Keansburg, by Rev. trol boat had to return to its witJi the stqrm center drifting smoke hanging around the north- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duff, 2< prices again. Thaddeus J. Wdjciehowski, pas- dock before it could locate the eastward some 350 miles east 0" Superintendent Cites %ong Hours' ern part of the state also con- Annapolis Dr., Hazlet, son, Satur- Direct Supervision tor. Burial will be in Holy Name spot where the British freighter Charleston, S. C. However, th' tributed to poor visibility, weath- day. EATONTOWN— Orchids to the, completion of the new Wyekofl Assembly Speaker John W, Cemetery, Jersey City. Sarah Bowater and an American effects of the storm still were er officials said. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lelnin Board of Education, for the !on; Davis, D-Salem, said he had il tanker, Chemical Transporter, being felt along the North Caro- Rd. school is now January of ger, 206 Middle Rd., Hazlet, son, hours they are currently spend- 1964. on reliable authority that Hughe: collided. lina Coast. MRS. WALTER H. STEPHENS Saturday. ing on budget preparation for would give Alampl direct super- Some early morning tempera Mr. Van Dover presided in the WEST LONG BRANCH -' Mrs. A cutter equipped with radar Mr. anil Mrs. Lowell Bowman, the coming school year, wen vision of the temporary price pro- tures and conditions: New York absense of President Samuel Mary D. Stephens, 87, of 61 was later dispatched to the scene. Advance Ash St., Union Beach, son, Sat- presented at last nighfs meet- gram. 39, fog; Chicago 43, cloudy; Bos- Garofalo, who is in Europe on Victor Ave., died early Mon- Ships Damaged urday. ing of the board by superintend- "It is time the state Office ol ton 40, clear;, Washington1 39, vacation. day at her home. Coast Guard officials said both Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacLeod, ent of schools Dr. William Ram- Milk Industry was shaken up foi Deepdale clear; Atlanta 54, cloudv; Miam vessels suffered damage above 23 Spring St., Red Bank, daugh- sey. good," Davis said. Mrs. Stephens was born in the water line. There were no in- 60, dear; Louisville 39, clear; ter, Sunday. Thedford, Ontario, Canada, Detroit 38, clear; St. Louis 55, "It is unfortunate that some Sen. Nelson F. Stamler, R juries reported. Home Plans Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Hoff- Hearing Set daughter of the late Abraham cloudy; Minneapolis 44, cloudy; citizens are unaware of the time Union, who was sworn in Nov. man, 14A Eaton Crest Dr., Eat and Delvlna Cornell. She lived MIDDLETOWN — Engineering Kansas City 51, partly cloudy; and effort the board spends, and 19, made his first Senate speech ontown, daughter, Sunday. here the past 13 years. problems which have delayed ap Denver 35, partly cloudy; Dallas the critical analysis devoted in opposition to the milk bill Mr. and Mrs. William Dehm, For 5 Men Drive proval of the proposed 77- 53, clear; Phoenix 50, clear; Se- toward the development of arguing that the suspension ol She was a member of the 18 6ld Manor Rd,, Hazlet, daugh- lot Deepdale development on attje 38, snow; San Francisco 50, school budget," Dr. Ramsej price controls had not had Baptist Church of Arlington. (Continued) ter, Sunday. • Red Hill Rd. appeared, to be near clear; Los Angeles 55, clear; An said. "Contrary to' populai In Brawl chance to take effect yet. Surviving are her husband, Chicago meeting also declined to solution here last night. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Russo, 42 opinion, the budget is not the re- Walter H. Stephens; four chorage 9, cloudy, and Honolulu LITTLE SILVER - Three Sen. Donal C. Fox, D-Essex comment. Virginia Ave., Hazlet, son, Sun- sult of the whims of a school daughters, Mrs. Violet E. The Planning Board's public 69, clear. cross complaints of assault and called the bill absolutely unnec- But Rep. John Ashbrook, R- hearing on the map was day. staff." Latham, Mrs. Valentine Mes- TIDES battery will be heard in court essary, saying consumers hav Ohio, said: "The real purpose of journed to Dec. 18 to permil Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Snyder, singer, and Mrs. Floyd E. Ball, (Sandy Hook) "The effectiveness of an over- here Wednesday, Dec. 12. saved Jl to $1.5 million since the the meeting was an effort to con- Township Engineer Henry F. La 35 Bucknell Dr., Hazlet, daughter, all of this place, and Mrs. Jean all school program is contingenl Police Chief James Fix said controls were lifted. He said hi solidate the Republican conserva- breque time to review new pro- Today — High 7:39 p.m., and Sunday. J. Turbee of St. Petersburg, Fla., low 1:01 p.m. upon the adequacy of the budget," the complaints stem from a fighl had no faith in the state Office tive groups around the country to posals to widen and deepen Por- Mr. and Mrs. George H. Sny- the superintendent stated. "Re- and one grandson, Stephen J. Wednesday — High 8:08 a.m that took place at 127 White Rd. of Milk Industry. make sure we have a candidate icy Brook. der, 46 David Ter., Red Bank, cent research indicates a signif- Turbee. and 8:42 p.m., and low 1:38 a.m Sunday night, involving five men, Sen. Robert H. Weber, D-Cum- in 1964. Of course, Sen. Goldwater Oak Hill property owners, son, yesterday. icant relationship between the and 2:04 p.m. berland, said "this is not a fighl The funeral will be held Is the front runner. whose lots adjoin Deepdale, have Mr. and Mrs. Carl Higgins, 2' level of per pupil expenditure John Thomas Satter, 127 White (For Red Bank and Rumson between the dairy farmer and the Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the "There are those of us who be- complained that the brook over- Lone Oak Rd., Middletown, and the quality of education Rd., has signed a complaint bridge, add two hours; Sea both will benefi John W. Flock Funeral Home, lieve Gov. Rockefeller is the one flows its banks during heavj daughter, yesterday. There is overwhelming support against Bruce Caldwell, 840 Riv- consumer Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long and a lot of Long Branch. Burial will be in Republican who could not win in rainfalls. Sverre Sorenson, At for the contention that highe: er Rd., Fair Haven, and Ray- from this bill Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High MONMOUTH MEDICAL cows will sleep better tonight if Alpine Cemetery, Perth Amboy. 1964." lantic Highlands attorney repre- quality education' is generally mond McKee, 38, of 49 Wood- lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) Long Branch Vote For Goldwater senting Deepdale, told planners provided in school systems which bine Ave., this place, the chief we pass it." ' Dr. and .Mrs. Emanuel Abra- James t>. Martin of Gadsden, the builders will widen the brook spend larger amounts per pupil said. Sen. John A. .Waddington, D- JAMES BUSTER JOHNSON ham, 1124 Brower Blvd., Wana- NEW SHREWSBURY -James Ala., who narrowly lost his Sen- on the Deepdale side and wil tower quality • education is, Mr. Caldwell and Mr. McKee Salem, said that when milk con- : massa, son, yesterday. ate race to Sen. Lister Hill, is do the work at their own ex To Construct generally provided ,in school trols were lifted in Oklahoma, Buster Johnson, 61, of 198 Hope Mr. and Mrs. Edward Prima- have both signed complaints Rd., died yesterday in his home another who was there and didn't pense. systems which spend smaller against Victor Satter, 18, 16 Elm price wars followed, small pro- vera, 30 Orchard Rd., West Long ducers and dealers were forced after a brief illness. mind speaking out. When completed the brook wil amounts per pupil." PL, Red Bank, Richard Satter, New Bridge Branch, son, Thursday. out of business and ultimately Mr. Johnson was born in "I'm convinced the South would be able to carry three times its "In any event," he continued, 240 River Rd., Fair Haven, and PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL the consumer price of milk rose Virginia and had been a resi- vote for Goldwater," Martin said. present capacity without flooding, "it becomes Incumbent upon the John Satter, he said. The three Fort Monmouth 3 cents above what it was be- dent of this area 30 years. "He's the only one the South according to Fredrick N. Moller, For School members of the school board are brothers. would vote for, right now, al- engineer for the developers. SP5 and Mrs. Ralph A. Has- fore the price controls were He is survived by a daughter MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — In ner, Trailer Site 15, Fort Han- to develop the best possible pro- A material witness will be Gary though somebody might develop The proposed subdivision pro lifted. Mrs. Helen Bell Earl of English- e^ matter of the Atlantic Ave cock, daughter, Friday. gram of education and to assist Collichio, 525 Sycamore Ave., Other legislative action during during the next two years. Cer- vides for 77 homes to be con the public in understanding th town, and two grandchildren. bridge, the township has won its SP5 and Mrs. David E. Norris, Shrewsbury, son of Mayor Louis a hectic, supperless session tha tainly the South doesn't want structed on a tract of 83.5 acres necessity for. supporting that pro- Arrangements are under the case, after nearly two years o 461 Pine Brook Rd,, Eatontown, T. Collichio of Keansburg, the started in the morning and ended Rockefeller." Among principals of Deepdale gram." direction of the F. Leon Harris effort. son, Saturday. chief said. about 9 p.m.: Here are some of the things Inc., all area residents, are Mid "Eatontown is a thriving com- Funeral Home, Asbury Park. Mayor Norman E. Wood an- Coast Guardsman and Mrs. Wil- All five have been released in In an action unprecedented in discussed at the meeting: dletown builder Jacob R. V. M munity with a promising future," nounced last night that the Pub- liam J. Ledoux, 38 Bonair Dr., their own recognizance, he said the. memory of legislative vet- 1. It was argued that if any Lef/erts, Mr.. Sorenson, Harvey the superintendent said. "As has WILLIAM COYNE lic Utility Commission ha: Brick Township, son, Saturday. The chief said Richard Sattei erans, the Senate formally re- Republicans is going to make H. Bowtell, Atlantic Highlands been indicated by municipal of- LONG BRANCH — William ordered the Jersey Central Rail SP4 and Mrs. Oliver Goodall, was admitted to Riverview Hos- jected Hughes' nomination ol headway in 1964, he will have to real estate agent; Spencer Pitts ficials, . its economic structure Coyne, 62, of 352 Chelsea Ave, road to tear down the existing 10 Melrose Ter., Long Brand), pital from back injuries suffered Carlton Mason, Cape May Coun- make strong inroads Into the Middletown, and M. J. Stavola is sound. With an expanding died yesterday in the John L. 40-year-old wooden span and re- son, Saturday. in the fight; Mr. McKee was ty Democratic committeeman, to South. Inc., Middletown contractors. economy, bolstered by sub- Montgomery Medical Home after place It with a 26-foot wide steel Sgt. and Mrs. Willie CJiampion, treated for face cuts by a doc- the Delaware River and Bay Au- 2. If the Republicans are to The map was first introduced stantial federal aid, there i: a long illness. and concrete bridge, with a pe- 563 Pine Brook Rd,, Eatontown, tor, and John Satter, also for thority. Senate Majority Leade: push ahead, the argument went in January of this year. Public every reason to believe that a destrian walkway. son, Saturday. Charles W. Sandman Jr., R-Cape Born in Asbury Park, he was a on, they will have to have a full- hearing, originally set for Sept program of quality education can face cuts, at Riverivew Hospital, May, who is miffed that Hughes son of the late Patrick and Delia time, paid national chairman. 4, was twice postponed by the The existing bridge, barel; be supported." The chief could not be specific Miller receives no pay as chair- wide enough for two buses t< about the nature of the incident. gave him a Democratic nominee, Coyne. He had lived in Mon- Planning Board because of drain "The board," Dr. Ramsej man and has to divide his time pass, is used by school children He said the five men appeared said Mason is "personally ob- mouth County all his life. age problems and postponed for Council Race said "is to be commended for its between party and Congress. Pre- walking to the new high school, at headquarters at 9.30 p.m. Sun noxious" to him, and the Senate Mr. Coyne was a retired em- a third time last month at the! dedication to this goal." sumably this subject—it's an old request of the developers. There have been several mino day without police escort. —Republicans and Democrats ployee of the Eisner Co., Red one in GOP circles—will be dis- mishaps on or near the bridge. Recount Set At the same meeting Dr. Ram- alike—backed him unanimously Bank. The board gave tentative ap- sey reported that the services cussed again when the national in sending the nomination back There are no known survivors. proval to a variance request ti PUC ordered the railroad to of one full-time and one part- committee meets here Friday and to the governor. A High Requiem Mass will be build a three-bay colonial styli start construction no later than time employee of the school Legislators Saturday. Tomorrow The Senate passed and sen offered tomorrow morning in St service station at the corner oi April and have the job completed cafeteria have been terminated FREEHOLD — Vote recounts Hughes a bill preventing a sharp Rose of Lima Church, Freehold, Back Curtis Rt. 35 and the Middletown-New by October. to reduce the amount of a prob- in the Atlantic Highlands Bor- reduction in the value of 1963 by Rev. Paul S. Hammond. Bur- 3. It's important, the conserva- Monmouth Rd. Official approval Cost of the project has been able cafeteria deficit. Want Rt. 33 ough Council race are scheduled property tax exemptions for vet- tives agreed, that they keep a will be passed on to the Zoning estimated at $51,008, with th ial will be in the church ceme- for 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Board vice-president James K, erans and homeowners over 65, tery under the direction of the strong voice in the Senate. It was | Board of Adjustment when ploi state to pay 85 per cent, and the Van Dover reported that school Dualization suggested that they back Sen, plan corrections are received railroad 15 per cent. voting machine warehouse, Both Houses passed a bill Higgins Memorial Home. Manalapan Ave. plans are now awaiting final ap- FREEHOLD — The members putting more teeth in the state's Carl T. Curtis of Nebraska as The Mobiloil facility would be A PUC spokesman said tlv proval by state education authori chairman of the Senatorial Cam- located on the site of a frame PUC found that "vehicular traf- A new tally has been soughl of the Monmouth County delega- laws against air pollution. The ties, and that the target date foi Senate tacked on an amendment paign Committee. Goldwater, the building which formerly housed fic was impeded and pedestrian by Democrat Dr. Robert S. Me- tion to the New Jersey State As- Plead Guilty sembly have written to Mayor requiring a hearing for those present chairman, has to step frozen food lockers. passage endangered" by the Tague, former Atlantic High down since he is up for re-election narrow width of the bridge — lands mayor, who lost the and Council stating they favor cited in air pollution complaints, To Embezzling the dualization of Rt. 33 from In 1954. 17.8 feet. November election by one vote Hart Named; The Senate gave final legisla- TRENTON (AP)-Three bank Hightstown to Asbury Park. One of those attending the meet- College Aid The PUC said the bridge should to Republican John J. Kozak — tive approval to a bill creating employees from the shore area Ing said that it showed discon- be strengthened to increase its 849 to 848. Boat Group Assemblyman Clifton T. Bark a a state Area Redevelopment Au- have pleaded guilty to embezzle- tent among conservatives at the load from 13 tons to 20 tons. Con Dr. McTague, according to. re- low, in his letter read at last thority and appropriating $500,- ment-charges before V. S. Dis- way the Republican party is go Measure OKd struction should begin by Aprl! sults so far, ran third in the night's council meeting said he 000 for it. trict Court Judge Arthur S. ins. Rockefeller, he said, would TRENTON (AP) — A new bil 1, 1963, the PUC said, and be contest for two three-year terms Approved would continue to urge the state Both Houses gave quick ap- Lanes. only mean "a more and more providing financial aid for coun completed by Oct. 1. to get going on the project. proval to a resolution approving on council. TRENTON (AP) - William S Pleading yesterday were Rich- powerful federal administration." ty junior colleges has been signed Assemblyman Alfred M, an anti-poll tax amendment to Republican Jack R. McGalliard Hart Sr. of East Orangs, execu ard Johnson, 21, of Spring Lake Wirt A. Yerger Jr., Mississippi into law by Gov. Richard J Beadleston said the widening of the U.S. Constitution. They were won the other contested seat tive assistant to Gov. Richard J. Heights, a clerk at the Asbury mate chairman, put it this way: Hughes. Rt 33 was "the most pressing! acting under the impression New HomeDeposit with 867 votes, whle Dr. Me Hughes, was confirmed yesterday Park and Ocean Grove Bank's "We're the conservative party, of ail highway needs in Mon- Jersey was the first state in the The bill, signed yesterday, Tague's running mate, Andrew to be director of the newly ere Neptune Office; Walter A. Fink and we've got to have a conser- mouth County." He said High- nation to do it, but it was learned allows the state to furnish aid up Winzler, Jr., received 761. ated New Jersey Youth Division Jr., of 367 Spruce Dr., Brick vative candidate if we expect to to $200 for each full-time student way Commissioner Dwight R.G. later that Illinois got that honor Action Taken Hart, 37, holds the highest pos! Township- assistant cashier and win." and becomes effective next July Palmer notified him that funds last month. TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rich ever held by a Negro in the manager of the Credit De* 1. have been allocated for prelim- The Assembly passed and sent ard J. Hughes yesterday suggest- governor's office. He gets a $10,- partment of the Beach Haven The Bill was the companion of Koos Fire inary engineering work. Hudies a resolution setting up ed changes in a bill protecting 000-a-year salary now. His new Bank and Trust Co., and Ken- a measure signed May 14 allow- Assemblyman Irving Keith $25,000 study of the narcotics Frogman Dies; home purchasers from misuse of post pays $13,000 a year. neth Kezner, 31, of 1737 >/$ J St., ing counties to set up the col- said he also favored the widen- problem. It also passed and sent deposits they pay on houses. Is Probed The state Senate confirmed West Belmar, a teller at the Bel- Another Missing leges. ing. Hughes a bill providing stiff pen- mar Wall National Bank, Bel- Hughes sent the bill back to FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP -The these other nominations sub- On the proposed tax for mu- alties for anyone committing bur- Provisions designed to insure the Assembly with a conditional mitted by Hughes: mar. LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - that the county colleges conform fire which destroyed Koos Broth nicipal and county purposes on glary to steal narcotics. veto. The Assembly quickly re- Ralph W. Bachman of West- 1 Johnson was charged with em- Two frogmen seeking a diving with state Education Department ers furniture company store on admission fees to race tracks, A Senate-passed bill allowing passed the bill with Hughes' sug- 1 field, special agent in charge ol bezzling $12,084; Fink, $7,580, and record, dropped 1.050 feet into standards were included as Rt. 9, here, early yesterday re- Mr. Keith said he would like to the state to take advantage of gested changes, 53-0. the FBI in New Jersey, to suc- Kezner, $2,671. the sea — and something went amendments. mains under Investigation. study the matter further. He $4 million in federal aid under wrong. One man was fatal- The bill makes it a crime to ceed Judge William E. O'Connor pointed out that he realized it No dates were set for The measures were sponsored Freehold Fire Chief John R, the Kerr-MIUs program of medi- ly stricken and another, coming use a home deposit for anything on trje state Police Training overburdened municipal and sentencing. by Assemblyman Alfred N, Stryker and State Police from cal care for the aged was side to his aid, vanished in Ihe depths. but the use stated in the pur- Commission. county facilities and that they Beadleston, R-Monmouth, and 15 Howell Barracks said the cause tracked in the Assembly. The fed- Boths were Englishmen taking other assemblymen. chase contract. Hughes' changes Joseph G. Mark of South Rlv- should be compensated, but he eral government changed Hs were technical, to make the bill's has not been determined and that ir to succeed Walter Reade Jr. part yesterday in an experiment The county college program was not sure that this,was the rules, shifting some of the coun- Opens Office terms a bit stronger. until it Is the blaze will be con- on the Higher Education Assist- to see if a secret mixlure of envisions two year community method. ties' costs under the program. NEW SHREWSBURY - WIN sidered suspicious. The value of ance Authority. gases could enable man to sur- colleges to absorb some of the Other conditionally vetoed bills Mr. Beadleston said he wanted The Republican caucus in the liam Grossman has announced the loss, held to be above $250,- Stanley C. Smoyer of Prince- vive deep in the sea. expected future increase in the sent back by Hughes got legis- :o discuss the matter further! Senate blocked passage of a bill Ihe opening of an office for the 000 by police in unofficial esti- Ion to succeed Edward C. Rose Killed was Peter Small, 35, n number of students seeking high- ative action in at least one with the bill's sponsor, Mr. hat would ban a coal slurrv piue- general practice of accounting at mates, still has not been set. of Sea Girt on the state Resource reporter for the London Dally er education. Students at the col- House. They are, listed by spon- Barkalow, ine through New Jersey. Hughes 9 Meredith Dr., here. Both the chief and police Development Council. Telegraph. He apparently died of ieges would be able to toko two sor: In other business, council au- and the railroads favored the Mr. Grossman Was formerly a the bends. Dumont, R-Warren, Crane, R- spokesmen said the fire could The Senate confirmed six nomi- thorized the Heart Fund to con- bill. Utilities and the Consollda- year technical courses or trans- have started from outside of the member of the partnership, Shert- Missing is Christopher Whit- fer to regular four year colleges. Union — Allows withdrawal of nees to the newly created Boat duct its drive .during the month lon Coal Co. were fighting zer and Gross-man. taker, 22, a geology student at :andidatc's name from school building. Regulation Commission, a body of February. against the pipeline ban. the University of California at board election up to 20 days bo A passing motorist, later iden- set up to set policy on power The railroads contend a plpe- DEATH NOTICE Los Angeles. Munasquan Man tore election. Hughes suggested tified as a Highland Park ,resi boat regulation: Robert F. Camp- ine would cut their coal carry-! JJCK — Albertlno ot 17J5 K Third Grade Hears Btreet. West Bclmar, on December 2, Small and Uannes Keller, 28, changing it to 30 days and the dent, telephoned a report of the bell of Rumson, Miohael Entwls- ing business. Consolidation Coal 1063. Wife ot Albert II. W&lllok. Fu- Is Fim*I $1,500 Senate repnssed the bill 17-0. fast spreading fire in the 25,000 lle of Tuckerton, KennetJi Husted Talk on Indians neral service, Wednesday, December 5. a Swiss mathematician and contends a pipeline would cut ', p.m. at lht> J. Hapry Dangler Funeral skindiver, went down off Santa TRENTON (AP) - U.S. Dis- Dowkley, R-llunterdon — Vail square foot one story retail out- )f Falrton, Jack Sullivan of NEW SHREWSBURY — The ransportatlon costs and reduce lome, 304 Eighth Ave., Belmar. Inter- Spring Lake, William Feaster Sr. third grade class of Mrs. Kath- ment Glenilola Cemetery. Frlenda may Calalina Island in a (liviiif: bell. trict Court Judge Arthur S. l.nnc dates certain tax sale certificate let at about 4 a.m. he price of electricity In New call Tueadny, 2 to ft and 7 to 0 p.m. Tho men wore frogman suits and ins fined the former head of a oreclosures. Hughes said the bill [>f Bordentown, and Charles M. leen Dalton at Sycamore School Jersey. kmerlc&n Legion Auxiliary anil 6 ar>4 Some 300 firemen from 13 com- Cubbage of Middletown. heard a talk last week by How- ID Service 7:15 p.m. Rebckah I/xlgo air tanks filled will) a mixture Delmar night club firm $1,500 had some technical defects. Both panies responded but were un- Sandman said, "I (Wnk the Service 7:30 p,m. The Senate failed to act on ard Hayden about New Jersey's of guiies devised by Keller. Wa- for failing to file federal cabaret he Senate and Assembly re- able to halt the flames which Republican conference should pet ter was pumped Into tlie bell tax relurns. passed It with the governor's the nomination of Col. Dominick native Indians, the Lelii-Lenapes. a bouquet for defeating this IN DEEPEST GRATITUDE apparently had their start at tho Mr. Hayden, a graduate student lur sincere appreciation to the stale to dualize pressure. Fined find placed on two year's amendments. Capello of West Englcwood measure ... It prohibits a bet- structure. ! Rutgers University, studying nlvervloo-w HQBpltftl for the cxfccllent Keller survived unhurt. probation yesterday was John J. !o head the state police. How- icr method of transporting coal afforded our mn iay, while under Hillery, R-Morris — Gives the| Firemen reported that an ab- sver Senate Majority Leader In the education department at hfllr care after lila automobile accl* Tho bell dropped to 1,000 feet, Rnsna of Mnnnsquan, whose A method that would bene- ant on Halloween. bonrd of managers of the New sence of water hydrants, or oth- Monmouth College. He has has the men opened the hatch and firm operated "The Deck." Charles W. Sandman Jr., R- it the consumer," We also wtah to exprena our thanka ersey Firemen's Home clear r Immediate source of water, done extensive research on local i tho nelK.lir,nrit, frlenda nncl Kcncrat dropped out two Hags—Swiss and Jupe May, said he "kind of >uhUo for their deep concern and kind- Jiasna was charged wllh filli- Hie lo some land In Boonton. hampered their efforts. Wateri ncllnn.i. His visit was arranged eift. American. Plans had called for !hinks we will" act on the noml- ng to report a tax liability of lughes suggested correction of had to be brought to the scene ry Miss Ruth Bordcn, a Mon- It adds upf More and more Our don Jay, too, wu thrilled by them to swim nround ut the tre- tation during tho final couple people use The Register sds each the reception nt homo from hi* play- 139,180 from December 1955 to ;orne typographical errors and by tank truck and other fire ap- mouth College student who is nnatea and children In our neighbor- mendous depth. of hours of the 1062 session on March 1958. he Senate repasscd the bill 17-0. paratus. iractlce teaching in this class. Issue because results come fast- Finod. Our heartfelt thanka, to all ot ran. 8. er.—Advertisement. Mr. and MM. Carmen V. Quatrone. MC Names Parents Providing BASK Peg, Medical Building Stressfutl Investing Its Director o . , - ,v era Steel Stocks Have M Personnel School Bus Service >posal Is Presented WEST LONG BRANCB-Robert HIGHLANDS — Bus transporta- eat has been shown by parents Little Bounce MIDDLETOWN - Elevation _'rom St. Leo the Great H. Baraett of Rumson has been tion for seventh and eighth of student* living on Ocean. Church in a residential named director of personnel serv- Blvd., Atlantic Highlands, wtw and plot plans for a new 16-unit By ROGER E. SPEAR grade students who live within [brick medical building on New-thus requiring a use variaaCe. ices at Monmouth College, ac- do not receive free bua service. The two-acre tract WM once • Q.T"We in in our Wt with opinion" of this stock and wheth- cording to an announcement by, 2% miles of the new Henry Hud- CarPoeb [man Springs Rd., Llncroft- was two young children to educate. er you think H will return to my Informally presented to the portion of the Cherry Bill de- Dr. willlam G. Van Note, pres- son Regional High School started ' They have beelt getting We have a problem about which purchase price of M over the ident. Planning Board last night. velopment. we disagree but have decided to yesterday. school by means of car pools, next two years." J. L. she said. v The proposed $250,000 building The modern two-story brick " " by your decision. Our only A,—I should like very much to Mrs. A. F.'Babn, chairman of would be located across the road and glass building war designed Investment Is offer you some encouragement, the bus committee, told The Reg- The bua la being leased from Long' Branch Bus. line, Inc., on by Newark architect Harold Kent 400 shares of but I see little hope of Bell & ister that 40 students are partic- to conform to the architecture of Bethlt- Howeil refuralng to your pur- ipating in a bus service pro- payment In advance. gram being conducted by, parents Mrs. Bahrs said that the cost the church building across the hem Steel. I chase price within two years. Pbwwey road. Alternate parking plans for think we Two things haw happened to of students -who do not'' qualify is $5 per student for a .four-week for free school bus transporta- period, basM on leu than S3 (Continued) 64 or 81 cars are included. ihould sell and this stock. The first it a cessation A formal application for a us* buy something of growth since 1960 when earn- tion. participants. If there are 5J or, Man "will not hold a grudge" with more Under state law, school dis- man student*, the cost wiU be| over the Issue and will co-oper- variance will be filed before the ings reached a peak. The second Zoning Board of 'Adjustment growth. My is the sharp lowering of price- tricts do not receive state bus M for four weeks. ate with the-new Downey ad- husband feels transportation aid for grade Based oa commitments made ministration. ' Dec. 17 by the Parkcheater Land earnings ratios on glamour Corp. Principals an Marvin Sto- that it is a stocks, pafUcuariy where growth school youngsters who live with- several weeks ago when the bus Mr. Buriew said Mr. Man will good stock that has been Interrupted. in 2% miles ot the school, andj committee contacted parents , in Col. John Edward Aber keep the post of road chairman loff and David Shane of Lincroft, Keg*rE.«p*ar will bounce Bell & Howeil Is currently sell' high school students living with- both communities of the regional and will be given "other import- builders of the Cherry Hill and REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -' Fox Run developments. back. What ii your opinion?" ing at ) time* my projection of in two miles. district, Mrs. Bahrs, anticipates Col. John Edward Aber, a vet- nt posts" in the administration, L. A. a little under a dollar a share In Approval to conduct the bus SO participating students. eran of 27 years as an Army a addition. Planning Board members lndK, A.—I deeply appreciate your 1963. With growth slowed down service was given to the parents' . "If this program proves to be missile and artillery officer, will Mr. Downey went further. cated unofficially that they bad confidence In me, which I hope and the multiple not likely to committee last month by the Re-feasible," she noted," we'll at- retire from active service Dec. He said that In his opinion, no objections* to the project and will be Justified. It is difficult move much higher, I think your gional Board of Education. . tempt to set up a similar serv- 31 here. iven Mr. Wood and Mr. termed the building "attractive" to take sides between a hus- stock will do well to sell In the Mrs. Bahrs Indicated that so ice tor Ugh school student* who] Col. Aber Is the son of Mrs. Traphagen will cd-operate during and "a good ratable." The board band and wife but in this In- low SO'sby IBM. I would cell and Far all the participant* are High- do not qualify for free bus trans- Charles Aber of Shrewsbury, 1963 "for the good of the party,' earlier this year proposed a pro- stance, I think that you are en-pay off my broker. youngsters, but mat inter- portation." K J. even though he said he does not fessional building zone along tirely right. He has been project manager expect either man to vote for Newman Springs Rd. In Lincroft I cannot forsee anything but of the Sergeant missile system him as mayor. as well as two others In New lower profit margins and de- Hit Proposed Robert a Barnett since November, 1951. He came Mr. Burlew, for his part, said Monmouth and on Rt. 35 but creased earning) for the big steel 2 Motions Debated to Redstone Arsenal in February he thought it was "too late" to dropped the Lincroft zone when makers in the next few years. Mr. Barnett, who was purchas- of 1960 as deputy chief of the con-mend fences with Mr. Wood and residents there objected. In your circumstances, I would, New Tax ing agent of the college, came to trol office of the Army Ballistic Mr. Traphagen. Earlier in the evening, how- •witch into rising earnings and Monmouth last year from Prince- Missile Agency and was assigned That Was If ever, the planners recommended dividend situations, such as Tex- ton University where he was anAt Length By Board in December, 1960, as director against approval o* a variance aco, Corn Products and Long Regulations assistant to the director of per- "When they came out in sup- of the ABMA Field Support Oper- port of Republican Kowalski, sought by Roland Pierson, Lin- Island Lighting. WASHINGTON (AP) - A U.S. sonnel services. EATONTOWN - The Board of ther from the center of the road ations. croft real estate agent, to sell Q.-"I have 300 shares of Bell Chamber of Commerce spokes- Education spent most of its; than previously planned, and re- that was it," he declared. In his duties at Monmouth, Mr. Col. Aber was graduated from Mr. Downey said one reason his home and office on Half Mile ft Howtll which I bought in 1960man today branded proposed new Barnett will be responsible for the meeting last night considering ferred it to (he school architects, two motions which were pre- the United States Military Acad- Mr. Mart decided not to seek the Rd. and Newman Springs Rd. on which I owe the brokerag_ e tax regulation* qn expense ac- hiring and separation of staff per- Ucht aqd Johnson, Englewood. For use as a professional build- hoiue money. I should like your count* "a callous invasion of pri- sented at length by members emy at West Point in 1940, andmayor's post Is the fact that his sonnel; the benefit programs of in 1956 received a master of sci- business interests (farming, real ing. -• vacy in collecting taxes." faculty, administration and staff Gregory Guarino and Andrew Meyer. ence degree in mechanical en- estate and lumber) have suf- Mr. Pierson last month asked Chamber director Joel Barlow personnel, and the revision of gineering at the University of fered as a result of a broken leg the Zoning Board, of Adjustment told an Internal Revenue Service staff Job classifications and (al- Mr. Guarino wanted to abolish Profit Sales the post- of clerk to the principal California. He is a graduate of Mr. Man sustained in an acci- for a variance. The planning hearing that the proposals which ary ranges. the Artiiiery School! at Fort Sill could put a crimp In deductions of tte Post School. He said this dent several months ago. group, while if does not specifi- Mr. Barnett is a graduate of Lights Are and the Command and General cally rul«. on variance requests, for business travel and entertain- Upsala College where he majored clerk should have taken care of Mr. Burlew said no one put Block Gains; the maintenance of records of Staff College at Fort Leaven- any pressure on Mr. Marz to step advises the zoning board wheth- ment would pose "impossible ad- in business administration. He worth. ministrative requirements." federally connected children. In out of the picture for the mayor- er or not the variance conforms is a veteran of World War II and Considered During World War II be served Trading Slow In the first of two days of bear- the Korean Conflict. addition to her other duties, in alty. ..;,'•: to the Intent of the zoning or- return for her $2,500 a year sal- FREEHOLD - A meeting will as battalion commander in the 1 dinance and master plan or it NEW YORK (AP) - Profit- ings on the regulations, Barlow, From 1952 to 1959 he worked be set up with the Greater Free- He noted that Mr. Man term ary. Mrs. Mildred Munschaur, Antiaircraft Artillery Officer expires this year, and said that relevant zoning changes'are be- taking on the big November a Washington lawyer, said in pre-with a staff that developed ac- hold Area Chamber of Com- Candidate School, senior U. S. pared testimony that the propos- Red Bank, Is serving in this post he (Mr. Man) will seek re-elec- ing contemplated. . Mock market advance continued counting and auditing procedures at present. merce by Mayor and Council to adviser at the French Antiair- yesterday where It left off Fri- als would require endless and cost- for the N. J. Bell Telephone Com- discuss the installation of walk tion in November. In the Pierson case, G. Paul Dr. William A. Ramsay, super- craft School in Tenes, North As. u whether Mr. Man, if Kennedy, board c bra I r man, day and fee list closed a bit ly detailed recordkeeping and dup- pany in- Newark. Mr. Barnett and wait lights and making a Africa, assistant divisions opera- lication of records. was responsible, for writing out intendent of schools, said these portion, of Court St. one way. re-elected- might become mayor pointed out mat. no change in lower, but wi* no special sell-] records are the basis for an an- tions officer of the 100th Infantry ing pressure., "They also move in the direc- the accounting Instructions and Councilman Anthony B. Smith in 1964, Mr. Downey said: the Lincroft residential zone was nual federal entitlement of about Division, and as battalion execu- "I don't- know. We have not The drop was de-emphasized tion of requiring sworn state- general practices used by the at last night's • Council meeting tive of a direct support Field currently being, considered he- company. $400,000. TTiese records are now planned that far ahead." cause of property owners' oppo- fay comparatively slow trading. ments, collaborating witnesses, being kept by Norbert Connalr, said the installation of lights by Artillery battalion. He was Volume fell to 1.81 million and an almost impossible burden Mr. Barnett is active In the ti* state was conditional upon awarded the Bronze Star in 1945. He added: sition. , for an annual stipend of $2,200. "If I do a good job In 1963, Arthur C Luebke, whose prop- •bares from Friday's 4.57 mil- of, proof In an increasing number Red Bank YMCA, Rumson Pres- Dr. Ramsay said Mr. Connalr's making Court St. one way north lion and was the lightest since of tax cases.,Congress lUelf has byterian Church and the Forrest- from Main St. to Lafayette PI. I would not rule out my con- erty at 250 Half Mile Rt, ad- experience In this area Is in- tinuing as mayor during 1964." Nov. 19 when 3.41 million shares repeatedly, refused to require un- dale PTA. He has four children 1 Mr. Smith said a survey con- Completes Basic joins Mr. Pierson's, appeared "to valuable to the schools . He Mr. Downey's term on the gov- changed hands. reasonable disclosures, such as and Is married to, the former stated that Mrs. Munschaur's ducted by the Jaycees of 150 resi object to the variance request The Dow Jones Industrial Av- those, proposed, and such callous Rita Erway. dents showed that 85 per cent of erning body expires at the end and presented a petition which secretarial services are excel- of .1984. erage was down a minor 2.89 atinvasion of privacy hi collecting lent, and he invited all board those polled favored the lights, he said bore the signatures oi •46.41. TMs indicator backed taxes," Barlow said. members to visit the school and 7 per cent were against, and 8 Regarding the future, Mr. Bur-97 township residents, 65 of away from a level just under IRS Commissioner Mortimer M. Rate Hike see how she handles her job. per cent had no opinion on the lew said a great deal depends on whom reside In Lincroft. CSO which has been regarded as Capita, who has said be believes Sees No Need matter. He said a majority of the, charter commission study Mr. Pierson's application now (Continued) the merchants in the area felt It • technical barrier to further ad- the regulations would put an end Mr. Guarino said there was and the decision- as to whether returns to the Board of Adjust- vance, for the time being, at to ('expense account living," was tract necessary capital at reason-. was worm a trial for awhile, the local form of government is ment for final disposition. able cost, and to protect te against and the Chamber of Commerce least expected to stress that the pro- Munschaur in his desire to see to be changed. company's investment from con- had expressed the opinion that 1 Of 1,295 issues traded, 681 de-posals are not final snd will be the job she holds abolished. He Present Government Outmoded clined and 370 advanced. New 'subject to corrections" prompted tinued attrition caused by infla- something had to be done with tion'and new construction. stated however, that since she "With Strathmore here," he Wgto for the ,year totaled 21. by testimony at the hearings and the. traffic and pedestrian situ- added, "our present form of gov- A 25 per. cent increase, the is not keeping me federal, rec- ation In the business area. Not Required The, stag* new tow was Crown more than BOO letters of protest ords, there ii no need for her ernment Ir outmoded, r do not Cork ( »•*).,. i,-w • Mom wttWaf, tfticgrttiitf," i utility wptends, would result in Mr. Smith said that the elimi- additional revenue of $650,004 services. like a system "where one man MMaae of the IS most active rations of protest were said "If you abolish the post," Dr. nation of traffic coming out of can be in a position to select the To Provide Modes declined, five advanced, to be oo their way from Florida's peryear. Court St. onto Main St. and the The company's present rates Ramsay said, "you will force mayor. That's what happened and Rock Island was unchanged. tourist industry which fears the the principal, Mrs. Rose Hold- establishment of pedestrian last January." A tfngle block of 21,000 shares regulations would cot into the have been in effect since early crossing time, the flow of traf- Protection in I960 when the PUC ordered man, to spend a great part of Democratic officials confirmed helped boost Rock Maud's total convention business. her time in clerical work, and I fic would increase by a 25 per TRENTON (AP) - The New a 28 per cent increase Mowing] that the present township attor- Jersey Supreme Court ruled yes- for the day to J1.M0. beHeve mis would be uneconomi- cent rate. ney, the firm of Stout and O'Hag- an application for a 550 per cent Councilman Frank E. Wejeden terday that (Newark housing Litton Industries continued in hike. cal." an, will be replaced next month demand, based on some bullish said he fen mat before council project is not required to pro- In those proceedings, the com- Mr. Meyer's motion, to trans- No announcement has been made vide special police protection. opinions In brokerage-circles last .Fair Haven fer funds from one account to acted on the matter, he favored as to who will get the post. week.- ft led the most-active II**, pany's evidence was based on holding a meeting with the cham- The 4-3 decision wiped out a values for property as of March another, to pay for the services ber and other interested citizens. Mr. Downey has lived here 35 risbw W to VV»A on 94,009000 of Mr. Connalr, was passed aft- Howard A. Dellert $6,000 jury award to a milkman Yule Iighjs 31, 1959. From that date to years. He is manager of the A&Pwho was beaten at Rev. William •bares, The company also re- er long debate as .to whether 1 in Atlantic Highlands, is mar- ported • sharp ririse I in earningsi . July of this year, the firm claim GREAT LAKES, HI; — How- P. Hayes Homes five years ago. d an Increase in plant value of $7,- It is necessary. ried and has two children. He is General Motors. was second; Event Is Set Other Business ard A. Dellert; son of Mr. anda member of the Veterans of The majority decision,-written 414.874 or 47.7 per cent. Future Doctors Mrs. C.F.,Dellert, 427 Branch- by Chief Justice Joseph Wein- most active, off M at 55K on FAIR HAVEN - The Fair The school board also: Foreign wars post and a former 43,500 sharef. Tennessee Gasl An extensive expansion pro- port Ave., Oceanport, N. J., com- traub, reversed an Appellate Di- Haven Chamber of Commerce gram, .including the enlargement Appointed Mrs. Francine Vogel member of the Recreation Com- Transmission waa third, up to replace first grade teacher Hear Dr. Baldi pleted recruit training, Oct. 26,mission. He is 45 years old, andvision of Superior Court ruling will turn on ft* Christmas lights, Swimming River Reservoir, at the Naval Training Center, which held the housing project at W% on 40^00 shares, with* its own Santa Claus on Mrs. Annabelle Smith on Jan. 2, is completing his first year on i* Next came Chrysler, oft % at! was recently completed. LONG BRANCH - Dr. Aldo Great Lakes. III. liable for damages: hand, at 7 p.m. Friday. at a pro-rated annual salary of Baldi, pathologist at the Mon- the governing body. IM, and Erie-Lackawanna, up The utility contends that its $5,200. The milkman, Harry Goldberg, Santa will appear at the inter- operating income has not kept mouth Medical Center, was fea- During the training, recruits re- Increased the annual sick leave ceive tests and interviews which of 171 Osborne Ter., Newark, section of River Hd. and Fair pace with its capital growth add tured speaker at the last meeting was beaten and robbed while de- Yesterday's dosing stocks: Haven Rd. and then go to the as a result, the company realized [of the 12-month employees of theof the Future Doctors of Amer- determine future training and as- I-TE Ckt Btk 1> schools; from 10 to 12 days. signments. Plans livering milk In the housing proj- John Mia «5> shopping center parking lot. a return last fiscal year of only ica at Long Branch High School. ect. His assailants were never The chamber plans to erect the 4.45 per cent on its net original Added to the substitutes list Describing the pathologist as a (Continued) the names of Pa.ul Wisniewski apprehended. Nativity scene In front of the cost of $17,419,88$. Operating in- doctor's doctor, be pointed out is performed, and how all the Us-jiry zone objected to the applica- K«nn«BOtt River Rd. fire house. The scene come under me proposed rates, Jr., Jean Comoro, Gwendolyn that the practicing physican must Welntraub said it was the duty ii Bell, Honora Bell, Paula Geluso, sues are analyzed. tion. of the police, and not the housing has been painted recently. It is maintained, would be $!,• depend upon the laboratory for There Is 'a definite need for The Kitson firm, which has a 1M.9J7. " • . Minerva Binder,' Kay Screen and many diagnoses in modern med- project, to furnish protection. Anthony Hunting i« chairman Shirley Fralier. more pathologlsts, Dr. Baldi in- contract for the purchase of of the Christmas lighting pro- icine. "There is no room for the pri- Uh Val tad After a through study of the Approved continued operation dicated, and suggested that few- eight acres of the Enright tract Mrun gram, assisted by Eugene figures, the Monmouth County Dr. Baldi described the two er physicians enter this phase of off Rt. 36, would sell new and vate devices of the' frontier M% ix>r OIUJ . next year, of two classes for edu days,*' he said for the majority. UbMoNiL Adams, first vice president, and attorneys will return Feb.' 5 tc main categories of laboratory medicine because it requires a used cars at the proposed $120,- Frank Perry, past president. atack Monmouth Consolidated'; cable and tralnable retarded pathology as pathological anat- four-year period of study after an 000 to $160,000 location. A re- "The proper approach is to children. individual becomes a physician state, if there be any doubt upon Local merchants displaying reasons for seeking the hike. Heard a request from county omy and clinical pathology. The quest for a 200-square foot sign, the subject- the duty of the con- Mtrath Oil green, and white cards have former Includes the study of tis- whereas other specialized fields designed to be visible from the Mlrtln X authorities that the sidewalks in require two or three years of each stituted police forces to move Merck sponsored the program, the front of the projected school on sue from -living as well as di- Eatontown traffic circle, was de-wherever they need to go, not MOM chamber reports. Egg Market ceased patients; the latter, the study.. nied and the board's offer to Vlnn JUU Wyckoff Rd. be put 10 feet fur only to detect crime, but also to Mo .P" A 45n study of body fluids. permit a 125-square-foot sign Moot Wild NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) -| A question'and answer period prevent it." Hit BMO Wholesale egg offerings fully The speaker cited typical ex- followed the lecture. was rejected by the applicant. N Cub Ret Low Rent Housing ample on large and adequate on At Partis Island amples of situations encountered William Mahallk serves as fac- The firm would build a 109 x In his dissenting opinion, Jus- ".4±*fSL Nit Dtlw tice Nathan L. Jacobi said the KM CltllfDlltlfli H$ Applications Token balance. Demand quiet yesterday in the laboratory. As an illustra- ulty adviser to the Future Doc- 220-foot showroom and service n»t am case involved "a high-rise multi- Dei Bleu RED BANK -'Applications for Whites: extras (47 lbs. mln. tion, he explained how an autopsy tors Club. area about 1,000 feet east of the NT CratraJ public and low rent housing are circle. unit housing project which, by MI'S,' Mia M Pw 3716-39%; extras medium (49 lbs. virtue of its size, composition Ho Am AT now being received at the Redaverage) 30-31; top quality (47 To Seat M Dor P»c and .mode of operation, presents Nwrt Altlln Bank Housing Authority office, lbs. mln.) 39-42; mediums (4 Bernard Hollander of Dutch Norwich pn Hut System, Inc., told the board special dangers' requiring special Montgomery Ter., from 9 a.m. lbs. average) 32-33V&; smalls (36 Selected for Schools precautions." ,, > oi nji to 1 p.m. Monday through Fri- lbs. average) 27-28; peewees 22-23. that the restaurant he proposes FuAI- Funn PinAir 11% day. Browns: extras (47 lbs. min.' for the Rt. 35 property owned Jacobs was joined by Justices Pnuur, 1Ct by Joseph Pryor of 52 Chestnut Haydn Proctor aid C. Thomas Burl tod Fa Pw * U Persons over 62 yean of age 3BK-40; top quality (47 lbs, min. Ft nx who have lived here for not less 39&41V&; mediums (41 lbs. aver- St., Fair Haven, would provide Schettino. Justfces John J. Fran- CaUr Trao Papal Oola cis, Frederick W., Hall and Vin- Parkin >lm than four yean are eligible to age) 34-36; smalis (36 lbs. aver. table seating for-50 patrons but Phil II would also cater to the carry- cent S. Haneman voted with Plilll PH " apply. age) 28-29; peewees 22-23. Pit StMl out trade. There would be no Welntraub. Pub Sv E*O Pullman car hops, he said. Pur« Oil James Nickles, attorney for RCA LOCAL SECURITIES niytMon The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- the adjacent Bendix Corp., op- $70 Taken in Holdup Readlst Co SSpub all ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- posed the application on behalf Rtvkn tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities of his company, saying it would Of Liquor Store lUyn Met 8* Kir Tob could have been sold (Indicated by the "bid") or bought (Indicated be a "glorified drive-In" which KEYPORT- Police are search- Jtob Fulton ,. by the "asked") at the time of completion. would add nothing to ttie proper- »t Jo. Laid 24(4 ng for a man who took $70 at itaiPap «}' BANKS ty- From a Rt. 36 liquor store laal atari Ro«b Dlv. Askedl •mu on The applicant, represented by Ight. Binelalr Asbury Park • Ocean Grove .SO 32 William Himmelman of Red amltti, AO 3elmar - Wall National 2.50 Police said the man walked aooonr Bank, claimed the property Is too Bra pu :entral Jersey. Bank .60 into Peterson's Liquor store at SoBou R> farmers & Merchants 1.00 undersized and irregular in ibout 8:40 p.m. and demanded u Walter Hoffman shape to' be utilized for another Bid Braoa First Merchants National Bank .25 that the clerk, Mrs. Irene Rutter, ltd Oil C«l Keanaburg - Mlddletown • 10.00 purpose. Bid Oil NJ PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. - Ma Cllffwood, turn over all the atuilelialnr long Branch Trust 20.00 money she had. Texaea Matawan Bank .30 tine Pvt. Waiter Hoffman, son of T«x O Prod 43 Tex O lul Monmouth County National (x) .12 Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hoffman, 92 Tito tit Moscow Police said the man was armed United States Air Force basic He Is a 1962 graduate ofMlddle- ter. She told police he did not Wn Vn Tel Sf Monmouth Park FIREMEN TO ELECT were mustered out to greet the ull oi WaatS El >1 military training here. town Township High School. <- Independent, neutralist Commu- isk for coins, Wilt. Mot A3] N. J. Natural Gas 1.00 RED BANK - Officers of the Woolwlh „ «l N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. 1.20 They are Airman Basic Ralph Airman Wesel will attend a nist leader whose trip to Moscow Tnjat Bh * T M1 Red Bank Fire Department wi|l D. Bolvin, son of Ralph E. Bol-course for supply specialists at Kant* X < " Rowan Controller 'has beeit furiously attacked by and leaped off to grasp handi Spiral Metal VAbe elected tonight at a meeting vln of 32 Monroe St., Middle- Amarillo AFB, Tex. He Is a Peking commentators. With Khrushchev with whom he II. S. Homes & Development Corp. In the Municipal Building at town, and Airman Basic Edward 1(61 graduate of Red ' Bank The itocky Tito rate, into the l V 7 o'clock. "i«3 feuded Ideologically on and China but all across India Worry of fair of Novelties Are This requires'at minimum the state has been a consistent hard- WASHINGTON - All of a sud- liner in foreign policy, notwith- den Asia Is showing that mar friendly co-operation of Pakistan Never having been bamboozled standing the ultra-Jiberalism of FALSE TEETH 1 vetously bracing thing, a rush jYear's Biggest Albums in the least by the foolish dream his domestic politics as governor of sanity to the head in cold war of New York. Slipping or Irritating? policy, which has so recently of "neutralism," Pakistan has Don't iwamMRMMabrli By HUGH A. MULUGAN to Brooklyn Ocean Parkway, Much,more, it is proof that tettb •lipping, dropping) heartened the Western world in an excellent, if small, combat- AP Newifeatum Writer with the prodigal being induced whenever and wherever this coup- wtan.pu.«»t,t«£nrj the American decision to stand ready force. The new Indian mili- Hie year 1662 already wn well to "shake hands with your Uncle tary plan also requires much try and the West in general take punt. Tbll plNUat ton the wane before it got its Max, mine boy;", and in tbe up to Soviet military communism up a soundly-based tough line rem»rt»ble send Of in Cuba. -.'"•' help, by way of arms, from tbe d eourtB' tf Uold breakaway album, the kind of most, outrageously ridiculous United States and Britain. they get things done. For a dec- parody of all, "The Battle Hymn j incendiary hit that rockets to the The agreement at long last of In this last point lies the dim ade and a half Nehru has been a Get F »t »ny dnifooupttr. of the Republic" becomes the LIQUORS|to(> of the charts almost over erstwhile neutralist. India to try otic reason why Nehru has, con new kind of Indian untouchable. (night- and puts the whole country "Ballad of Harry Lewis," a gar- to negotiate some settlement of |ln oriMt. ment district hero who tied in her waiting border, quarrel with a warehouse where the drapes pro-Western Pakistan means that 26 BROAD STREET RED BANK N.J. For a long while there was of Roth are stored. nothing on the horizon to augur common sense has scored yet just what the public wanted. The second breakaway hit, now again, in yet another hemisphere. gifts prettily moving even faster than Che FREE DELIVERY-PHONE: SH 7-3334 Broadway provided a saucy, There is, of course, a long way first, is a deft takeoff on the sophisticated original cast album to go before it can be said that Kennedy "clan by Vaughn Mead- in "No Strings," by the always these two key Asian powers have er, whose voice is a dead ringer admirable Richard Rodgers, but put together their obviously com- for the President's, right down to Holiday boxed it didn't exactly tear up the mar- mon interests against Communist the faint stammer and nasal ket. Certainly as far as sales China._ Much personal difficulty Boston " " sound, and Naomi were , concerned, it was no r lies between Prime Minister Ne- •YANKCS Brossart, whose breathless de- BARTON'S Sound of Music." hru of India, a professional and BROAD ST. RED IANK livery makes the First Lady from... Hollywood's version of "West rather preachy pacifist, and Pres- BonBonniere sound like a parody of herself. Side Story" was a solid seller ident Ayub Kahn of Pakistan, a all year long, especially in The fact that "The First Fam- tough and candid former army of- stereo, and the sound track of ily," (Cadence) as this hilarious ficer. CANDY "Hie Music Man" made a late album • is not too. subtly titled, manages to remain always with- President Ayub has long known season splash, but these too were that Communist China was a rea Department not exactly moving like musical in the bounds of good taste and good fun is less a tribute to its peril and has stayed with, the hot cakes. West through storm and rain— Gourmet Foods For most of the year die pops material than to Meader's deft impersonation. The same, only and a good deal of Western neg- market lay-pretty dormant, still lect. Nehru, until Communist Frozen Foods twiching a bit with carry-over somewhat lead so, can be said of Miss Brossart, although her per- China's invasion of his own coun- activity from last year's Twist try forced some painful second craze and showing occasionally formance is more of a caricature than an imitation. thoughts, for an equally long time signs of shaking its lethargy via had played the Communist game the boss* nova route. AH in all, Despite some pompous and with a "neutralism" which in however, the music market was doyingly pretentious liner notes fact favored both China and Rus- moving to a dirge beat. \ by the producers ("no one has sia over the West. more respect for the high of- "TOien from out of nowhere, nol Moreover, the border area in even from a major company, fices". .. etc... etc.), the album shows how far a first-rate com- question, Kashmir, is embedded came two real breakaway hits. and embittered in a hundred old Perfect Gift! Both of then were novelty rec- edy team can go toward ribbing the nation's highest executive and emotional quarrels between ords, compounded of equal parts India and Pakistan. It may satire and .whimsy, and both of without once even touching on WOMEN'S politics. be that a good solution will yet them sold hundreds of thousands turn out to be impossible on Jackie's televised tour of the of copies in less than a week. any precise terms. PIGSKIN GLOVES Allan Sherman's "My Son, the White House is, of course, fair The vital point, however, is tha Folk Singer" (Warner Bros, game tor the humorists, and the an immensely Important and de- stretch and washable broke through the glut of folk hushed excitement with which sirable advance has already been song albums to score a smashing Miss Brossart delivers the iine made, in the very fact that Nehru success with a wildly satirical "this is the Blue Room, we de- has finally acknowledged he needs but everywhere aimiable Jewish cided to leave it exactly as Presi- 2.98 -* Pakistan's good will — and that takeoff on some venerable folk dent Blue had it" set* the sa- of Britain and the United States ballads. In ballad monger Sher- tirical tone for what is to come. No size problem;—perfect lit man's fertile imagination, "Frere The skit reaches its climax with The hard-minded diplomacy of V Jacques, Dormez-Vous" becomes the cameras inadvertantly mov. Averell Harriman, representing for all. Black, camel or oatmeal. Sarah Jacktnan, How's by ing in on the President just aft- the United States, and Duncan You;" the Irish come-all-jn er taking a shower iri the Alex- Sandys, representing the British "Bach to Donegal" is transposed ander Hamilton bathroom, fol- has helped Nehru to see this lowed by his getting lost in1 the great light. What has assisted in myriad White House corridors tandem, it Is learned in Wash- and pleading for directions be- ington quarters of high responsi- Thefts Were cause he is ahnost late for an en- bility, has been the insistent pres- 9 gagement and "must move for- sure upon him of his own mili- 'Inside Job ward with great vigor." tary people. Both "My Son,The Folk Sing- These officers, sick with alarm HARTFORD, Conn. — A stu- er" and "The First Family" are over the poor show put up by In- dent of animals and their ways, worthy of the sky rockets that dian forces against the Maraud- using sunflower seed, helped the record buying public has at- ing Chinese, have now reached a citch a thief and recover tached to their sales charts. fundamental decision "which in it- jewelry stolen from a Cheshire, Humor and satire, always rare self is bound to complete the dem Conn., family. and difficult commodities, add olition of Nehru's old notion mat Sbpp Wednesdays and Fridays Until 9 P. M. The Connecticut Experiment spice to the holiday season. neutralism would see India Station tells the story. Stephen Collins of the station was called In after the disappearance from 'a bureau top an opal ring, four ^t pearls from a necklace and two earrings. A pearl was stolen from its setting. Dr. Collins suspected a mouse. So sunflower seed was used as bait. A deer mouse came along, picked up sunflower wed and was trailed to a washing ma- chine, under which a small cardboard box was found. The box contained the stolen jewelry. The mouse was caught, taken far away, and paroled in a field. Dr. Collins said the mouse probably confused the pearls with seeds. Gay Scrap Quilt Linden House • No deposit • no return CLUB SODA c How to light up faces on Christmas morning

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VALUABLI COUPON red pants. In cotton flannel, 14-20, 3.98. J MlLTQN BRADLEY PASSWORD GAME SOLD ELSEWHERE ».H $|0O WITH THIS COUPON n.B,n. Gift purchases may be charged, We're open 9t30 a. m. to 9 p. m., orntB nnsn SAL, DEC. S. I»M paid 1/3 January, 1/3 February, >/] March. lnc|uding,Saturday», from now till Christmas. •MNarauTM KIOBV TOY CKNTI* MONMOUTH tNOfMH* CINTIR ' No service charge. And ,gitt wrapping if free. TO MAIMS Kcd flank Kegister Thoc Ml few* ttmt, BadUMk,H.i, Stastatl e mghrty ft UH b| Jaho H. CMk aad H«uy Ctay 20 Brotd St., IWWUS DtVINa BKOWNt PnhUiher U2S-USI Red Bade. N. J,, By GEORGES. SOKOL$KY Nov. 29, 1962 Now, boys and girs, watch your expense accounts. JAMES J. HOGAN, Edttw M. HAROLD KELLY, Gneral Manager To tat Editor: . ' W. HARSY PENNHJGTON, Production Manager IHf is mitten to Comment on Be sure you do not bribe your customer with a ibo- Thomas' I. Bly Arthur Z. Kamln «nd Wim«m F. Saridford Frank W. Harbour the pro and coo viewi of the inch steak and never, never buy a gardenia for -the annum xm« AwocUU Sdlton % Uiddletown Buruu Mir. writers to the editor, with re- gard to rushing the Christmas customer's wife. Take your customer to the Automat Member ol the Associated Preu season. IIUW lenu am >iuud He will thereupon refuse to buy from the Britisher or . U ntnud «ieiiulr.ir >• a» n» Though trie writer* ire «ire)y la M> ampapu HMI li in If IIH diul entitled to their opinion*, and I Hollander or Japanese. j( Member ol American Nempapcr Publishers Association do respect them, it h .not Mr The taxtjcollector demands proof, Member Aadit Bureao oi Circulition to condemn the Chamber,of Rid luk Rxour unmu ot DnuMU ntpomlMUtwi for tjixjiriuhleii trron la aA Commerce or (he Red Brfhk mer- absolute procjf thai you actually, ape t M «ui ttftut wttbm ti*Uat Prteti in Adnum bus thu I HUM. Per month H,M -U mrathi—I1S.M f month!—»1.1 We are living in this type of Mult ao«f it matti. T ami •lap* copr or mill, 10 cmti » monthi—413.60 t montni—f 4.1 economy today, and to keep in «retary on hand to watch the recofd. step with neighboring communi- • If you tip a hat-chick a quarter, wr![te TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1962 ties, or with shopping centers, we too have to f«H In lint, and be- that down. If possible get, >' receipt lieve me, when I ley.-that the 8OK0UKY - from her. ,, I' • j task in preparing for the Christ- A Time for Action mas season U a long and pain- You must be careful to have no after-thoughts. staking one; plutmlng, buying, That might be evidence of corruption. Puf it down }m- lem—outside the oft-heard word displaying. The Keansburg Board of Health mediately. Do not say that you were out-of-pocket f|20 discovered last week that it is in a"we'll have to wait a while,"— It is no secret or surprise Yonr Moneys Worth; that many wise'shoppers start on a trip, If you spent $19.89/ Give the precise tiffin dilemma in its and Borough Coun- "next year." selecting and putting aside their Christmas gifts very early, ud and have it in detail. ! '-.(. cil's program to "clean up" the The local street department they expect their favorite store municipality. busy—that's true. But it could, ani She Didn't Panic to be ready early. Your record must show .who you were with,: As one of your writers said, you were there; also why anybody was there; Condemnation proceedings have should, be instructed to tackle th By SYLVIA PORTER there was no criticism of the lo- been completed on 16 dilapidated job of razing one building at a tim cal banks, in sending out theyou entertained your customer and what you get doubtful business expejaise. budget for this type project becau; brokers to prove that women could no :the owners for the work, in the form maintaining quality, personal If you find it frustrating and unpleasant to hav« to at budget preparation time theri have dumped stocks in sufficient vol- services, selectivity and atten- of a tax Hen, if necessary. stay away from home in pursuit of a living for your was no survey of structures to b ume to set off that day's slump, one oftion to their customers needs." In closing, may I add a per-family, you can always give up the job and get on» in - But board members have been condemned. the worst of this century. sonal note of thanks to this the government and go in for the numbers racket; i informed there are no funds in this Today, more in sorrow than in writer, and let me say that I On the other hanm 000 each. At a moderate tax rati would be set up at key points to "From this vantage point they bought Women sold 460,000 more shares than ought to blow the damn place arp; Etc. etc. etc. portance of this disarmamenl calculated on SO per cent o report on concentrations E where I have the benefit of thi they bought. Who was leading whom? measure has been underlined bj valuation, these homes couli movements of military'forces. advice of some of the fines1 , 20 minutes: Eating, drinking, gulping with current flie events of the last few week: produce a tax contribution of The Joint Chiefs of Staff, al- geologists in the world, and Ir (3) Tuesday, May 29, the market plunged in the in Cuba ... to reduce the dangei $11,720,000 year after year after comment like, Did you read what that guy Smith laid though overruled by President view of my continued military of war by accident or misca morning, turned around spectacularly at noon and year. The permanent tax ratable Kennedy, objected to the plan on interest, I want to comment per- about the State Department?" Etc. etc. etc. , ' * cu|ation." figure could be increased. .Yea the ground that the Russians sonally on the extreme dangers skyrocketed. On that day, men sold 160,000 shares on "Had this proposal been in ef- alance. Women sold a huge 600,000 shares on balance.round jobs could be created ii 30 minutes: Well, let's get down to business aSout stood to gain a lot more from its r that appear to be arising witt the building and related busi adoption than the U.S. ect," said Rusk, "the chances respect to the so-called 'black- that merger, the lawyers say it's all right if Bobby are that the deployment of of- "But when did women sell so heavily?" I asked nesses in comparison thi With the exception of the re- box' A-controls being pushed bj fensive weapons to Cuba wouli small number of "SO days doesn't call it an anti-trust suit We can make same cent Cuban incident, they point he Russians and favored bj an official ot the NYSE. "In the morning during the not have taken place." some scientists in this country. year" jobs created by the gammone- y out of that merger. (Then the terais are laid out, Soviet military movements ireak? Or in the afternoon, when the market was Ming interests. The threat ot outside the USSR have been Note: The U.S. may not hav out.) All right, you put it on paper and let the lawyers long to find out whether Secre- Noting that "it would be taging a powerful comeback?" sew taxes might not be faclnj limited to army maneuvers in the ridiculously eajy to cheat th us today if the squanderings ol and accountants look it over. How long? Oh, why inot Eastern European satellites and tary Rusk's or the Joint Chiefs No Hourly Data views are accurate. The Rus'black-box- ' system," Trudeau re- race track gambling over thi meet a week from today. Let's make it at "21". A week submarine operations in the Pa- ported: past 22 years, could have been cific and Atlantic. sians have expressed serious in- "We don't know," the official answered. "We from today. We ought to have the bankers in on it too. terest in the proposal. "A conventional explosive coul< can't get a breakdown on individual selling by hours. diverted into proper channels of We've Kept Track lifting The Lid be placed between the 'black- productive business. We'll need near five million or more to swing^it. Gee, The U.S., making maximum use box' and a nuclear explosion am That information is gone forever." 1 The "black-box"'nuclear detec- When will we begin to recog- what about |£e SEC lawyer up from Washington to of its numerous bases and vast triggered off by the seismi tion system the Russians are vig- iize that race'track gambling I get in on it? j air - ground - sea reconnaissance waves of the nuclear explosion "Then you don't know whether women were non-productive enterprise de- network, has done a remarkable before these same waves could lanicking and selling at the bottom or being smart void of morality? It exists pri- job of keeping track of the Red CARMICHAEL be recorded in the 'black-box' md feeding out stock on the way back up?" arily to make profits for th See you a week from today at "21." I'll bring my troop deployment. consequently, a record would be syndicates that own them. It accountant to make sure that we can charge it off on The Joint Chiefs are highly made of a low-order (kiloton ' "We don't know. It could have been either way." confers no lasting benefits on the expense account. skeptical that the Russians' are range) conventional explosion, (4) On Thursday, May 31, after the Memorial Day ftf patrons. All too frequently it ready to provide any meaningful which would completely override Is injurious to them. Is it a co- or accurate advance information that of the more distant nuclea oliday, the market soared again. On that day, both incidence that posted all around on their future major military explosion. Trie whole plan is so men and women were net buyers, men buying 610,000 (he areas of the tracks are signs "I Can't Come Ont And Riot Tonight- moves. easy to circumvent that It Is hares on balance, women buying 390,000 shares on requiring the registration of I Got To Study Civta" They cite with ajarm how ridiculous that 'scientists' should criminals? The morality of the Soviet officials, from Premier consider It fool-proof. mlance. gambling syndicates is very Khrushchev on down, openly lied "I trust that the-most careful Altogether over the three days, transactions by questionable. about the offensive capabilities consideration of U.S. interests of weapons shipped to Cuba until men totaled 25,630,000; transactions by women, 8,780,- Garden State track which this will result In a rejection of this year reports for its fall meet caught red-handed by our U-2 questionable proposal." 00. Men sold 12,950,000 shares. Women sold 4,730,000 spy planes. an 18 per cent decrease in at- hares. tendance and receipts, has been In sharp contrast, the Russians JUST SITTING, WHITTLING conducting a subtle program for stand to reap an intelligence "How do you conclude from this that women TULSA, Okla. (AP)-An estl youth. It Is reported that the windfall ol U.S. military capabili- mated 11,700 hours of whittling lanlcked?" I persisted. program includes free, break- ties throughout the world. Under have filled C. R. Burden's house, 'asts at the track and a tour the plan, the Soviets would be "We didn't reach that conclusion. We simply said jarn and basement with Intricate of the track areas In a colorful given detailed information on r ood carvings. hat sales by women were V/i times as great as theram train for children and U.S. Army and Navy forces out- Burden, 65, has been whittling tales balance by men." youth between the ages of 9 and «ide the continental limits. These or 45 years and figures he's av 17. Each visit includes the units now constitute more than :raged five hours a week at tuni- "But that sentence leaves a clear impression about presentation of a horseshoe to 50 per cent of these services. ng blocks of wood Into chains, omen's sales. Since on the crucial day of Monday, acti Scout or Brownie troop to Also, the Russians would be :offee tables, guitar cases, chests len sold far more on balance than women and yoube hung In their meeting room notified In advance of Air Force >nd model log wagon complete permanent reminder that plans to rotate units of the with oxen. on't know whether on Tuesday, their big day of sell- "gambling belongs." Is the In- Strategic Air Command's power A whlttler is not the same as ng, women were dumping on the downside or selling tention of this program the in- ful bombing forccj to bases out- carver, he says. A carver may doctrination of youth so that they side the V.S. in the upside, is the impression warranted?" se a variety of tools, while a will not only become addicts of Showing Our Hand fhlttler employs only a knife— "I guess not But we didn't reach any conclusion." this form of gambling but dedi- Even more dangerous to U.S. r, in Burdon's case, knives, "Then in view of your misleading non-conclusion, cated propagandists? security and alarming to these nee lie has 75 of them. military advisers are the ques- wouldn't I be justified in repeating my 'nuts' to those The governor-elect of Pennsyl- A carver is a technician In tionable provlilons of the dis- vania has promised that legisla- iurden's view, while a whlttler ho accuse the little woman?" armament plan that would force tion will be Introduced that will an ertlsf. the Navy to pinpoint Its growing "Sure, you could do this." make it illegal for lawmaker! fleet of polarls-flring submarines. A cedar cliest he whittled has It's more in sorrow, than in anger, Keith. But I'mand public officials to own stock The spotting of these silent sen- 10,263 pieces and Burden »ays he in Pennsylvania's proposed tinels would rob this powerful ms been offered $1,100 for II. But woman, you know, I'm proud of my sex and when tracks. TMs Is a good move. (The deterrent force of Its most potent ils whittling is only a hobby. lere's reason for rising to our defense against ah un-public knows little or nothing weapon—secret deployment from "I c»n sit down and just start ir myth—well, you shouldn't have contributed to it,about the earnings of race track the enemy. Th:se nuclearpow- whittling," he nays, "nnd half a stock in New Jersey. The stock (i—Tiirsilay, Ore. I, 19C2 day h gone before I know it." ally you shouldn't have. (See LETTERS, Page J) AsseMMymeii Into* E.KeiU, comfortably aflorf • ot it* Krfsto of Pythias Joseph Scatpbo and Samuel ouasHwoHc owjorattoM because nubile transportation from the Ave., Keansburg; Alfred J. Zar- Motor Vehicles haa suspended teoM H. Fogg, S3, of 2 liberty fkr, 32, of 80 Mechanic St., Red •Md tn emergency room In Crow, members of the lodge, of she vote of the people. [largest jnapber of communities in St., Matawan; Arden J. Mat- tji* Home tot Chronic Sick, WaA- the. drive's licenses of » Mon- Bank; Ruth E. Oeth, 9S, of 210 were chairman of tha committee B«t will tte people never neve Moomovth County • one-bus or thews,•"», Of 249 Hardlns/BJvd., totton St, Sunday. lto chat* of the dedication. one-train travel Is avsilaUt for wuth^B&unty motorists.. - ' Ccestview Or., Middletown; Wil- a chance to vote on them again?, Matawan; Nicholas F. Kiernan, He J. Boynton, 22, 6f 1146 Spring- When will (he Jewnakeni rdai, our aduiu whom we teach in- The foktowiog lost their driving dependent travel as a prepara- 54, of 378 West End Ave., Long wood Ave., Asbury.Park. THINK the walla of legislative prvtec- privileges for traffic violations Sranoh; John P. OnaoUla, Jr., faBng under tbe provisions tof&e tO, of 91 Norwood Ave., Long George W. McGtiee; 31, Lake- MECHANIKS Maturing fervict) the backs? WiH industrial and!become taxpayers sod not tax- state's point system; wood Rd., FreetoM, loet bis li- Sranoh; Magdaleno BonlUa Ortiz, UJ Broad St. Red Bart residaatlal Candta County al- Paul Kiss, 21, of 72 Atlantic 88, of 4 Oranford Avt., Eaton- cense for 60 days, and Edward ways be plagued wi* "uqJ 4 The objectors applauded the Ave., Long Branch, two months; town, and William W. Graham, N. BiadoweH, 17, of Fannlngdale, association and agreed that its wanted" Gardes State track? Lee Van Sdver Kennedy, 29, of if 624 Ocean View Rd., Brielle. four months. DECORATOR APPROVED Are the tracki here to etay? function hi in the interest and 31 Ash Dr., Neptune, one month; Can we count on theihi r constanttt welfare of the community. Richard McNafy, 22, of Jl Iin- CUSTOM program of of youth 1 to this area there are located toa PL, KeaMburg, tb>ee months; si potential gambling addicts g» ftt >•*•#•». a boarding Clara Panasdotppou, 49, Prince- IT FAYS TO LET WINDOW SHADES with BO heK? TO they forever house," CamoBc Welfare, Beth Pi., little SBver, two months; mm tarn hundred* of milUoni of dol-l Shalom and Mawnlc lodge Hall, Vaughn Mackason, Jr., 34,1 Sec- EATOHTOfl A FINE DEPARTMENT Mrs Into their own-pro4>cUve| one veterinarian and 17 doctors. St, Matawan, two months; syndicates that.are morally and The many who s»y "Here's a ph R Domgan, #. of SOS am building" or "there's a building" STORE SE YOUR JEWEIER economically detrimental? Will ffcfeosbouse Rd., BrieOe, three MW xurn oiuiut non OM w «Mttoa man we forever face rfetog taxes be-|have not taken Into conaideration months: John J. Zeboroey, 30, of !• tm ta h » MUM we have allowed a par*' ,-es the Unit has - the units fl. 23 Palmer PL, Keaastxtrg, two MfM stjles taeMhs lite creation to tap away ourl nandsl abilities, the efficient use months; Jute* C. Fsbry, M, of scsdlssxrf ssri Msfst le economic strength that" could helot the building for our training 504 Essex Ave., Soring Lake, one converted Into, ratable* ----- and'lt--•• s availability to mouth; jtoger E. Lapomte, 30, 9 diamond rings public < transportation. of 151 Main St., PortMHimovtis, M striae*. Aattag *• the race bracks are safe from Objections of neighbors regard- two the people. The people are not ing parking, noise, children run- Call to M*M safe from the race tracks) Why ning lone, etc., were answered Also Richard B. Kervan, 20, don't the assemblymen and sen- satisfactorily in testimony before of 0M York Rd., Alleotown, five the board by Mr. Monaghan, especially low priced ators at Trenton let the coun- months; Sigmund Dubrow, 35, of ties vote oat these "unwanted" unit executive director, and 702 Beech' Ave., Bradley Beach, tracks? Arthur Murray, building eon* 45 days; John T. Wilson, 21, ol $ Sincerely yours, inittee chairman. Additionally, 300 Btioely Ave., Bradley Beach, !.99 Samuel A. Jeanes the unit agreed voluntarily to three months; Peter VaccarelU, landscape and improve the gen- 32, of 1 Atlantic Ave., Matawan, for Christmas giving General Secretary. The Lord's Day of Alliance eral appearance of the property two months, and Everett H. Rea< of New Jersey. and acquiesced to any reasonable gon, Headquarters Co., Special Christmas Decorations requests of the board or neigh- Troops, Fort Monmouth, two bors to maintain the present years, for driving under the in- $ $ Large$t Selection DENIED VARIANCE character of the neighborhood. fluence of Intoxicating liquor In a Riverside Ave., Indiana. Sale 139 to 650 Aluminum Christmas Trees Red Bank, N. J. For these reasons we urge the Board of Adjut&nent to recon- To the Editor sider its decision because upon Just take one look at these diamond rings—their beauty and value vrill abso- priced from decision of the The Nov. » further deliberation, I am sure lutely astound you. And with every purchase you receive Bamberger's certificate I0 Red Bask Board of Adjustment] Farm life that they will agree that we did of quality stating cut, color, carat weight and degree of perfection. denying the Monmouth Unit,' in fact prove special reasons for 5S* 2" '£ 34 " NJARC, a variance for the prop- Ctwees ft— a variety c< styles. issuance of a variance and did erty at W7 Maple Ave., Red Bank, show the objections of some of In Russia 22" 15" for use of this site as a training the residents unfounded. KMTAttlf nuns center and school for retarded Individuals was based on the JOSEPH T. BANNON, JR. Has Change 3 colon 1" 98* fact that the association had not President MOSCOW (AP)-JJfe down on •RON PLASTIC 4).4« shown any special cause for Mocmouth County Unit the collective farm hasn't been granting thia variance. N. J. Association for the same since Soviet courts CHRISTMAS TREES L 39" Retarded Children May I sotnit the following started shipping juvenile delin- facts whjeh we feel are more quents out of the big cities to than special nasoii for granting FORT MONMOUTH MUSEUM woik with the peasants, Star set solitaire, Ceateia-dJ M carat bsfuettea,total 1 cant • BUDGET TERMS * FREE DELIVERY this variance: The Veterans of . niks—collective farmers—are tell- Daky ft Sstardar I KHIAM PJL the 406th' ing authorities to quit sending SALE $329 We*, as* Frl'« • PJL L Since MM the unit's build Philadelphia Chapter. SALE $159 "Betweea Yaaksfs * *% ing committee hss Iqspacted ap- problems — they have enough of X P*Wbaatefcr 31 properties In Red To the Editor: iheir own. 9 Bask for its ase. Of these only I received a copy of your paper dated Friday, Nov. 16 and at the The country folks' case against four have been suitable and each "re-educating" young idlers who time n« of the sites was denied foot of page 1 note with interest an article concerning the pjrt won't work was presented in the because of neighborhood objec- Kiev newspaper Pravda of the 32lr*e4St. Sltatfyii«>|.7SM Red lea* tion and Hinlng restrictions. Monmouth Museum. Upon reading it - through. It Ukraine. 2 The site at 1ST Maple Ave. would appear from thejartide 'This is re-educating idlers?" •I was one which the unit could *at there is a movement (on foot the newspaper demanded in an 1.11 carat solitaire, Large'center and J to move the museum to the article exposing the hljinks of the fine quality baguettes, total IK cant Smithsonian Institution In Wash- Soviet dead end kids among their SALE $439 SALE $650 ington. Under Public Law 87-186 country cousins. of the »7th Congress, H. R. «59, Valentin Donskoy, chairman of aoproved Aug. 30, 1961, so act the Makstroy state farm near Do- estabUsned a National Armed netsk, said he and his farmers Forces Museum Advisory Board got a shipment of idlers last year. of the Smithsonian Institution, to authorize expansion of the Smith- "The wont of it is the drunken- sonian Institution's facilities for ness," he told an interviewer, portraying the contributions of 'especially on paydays — then the armed forces of. the United! they drink for three or four days. S-duuMod ring, total 1* carat center, 2 Center and! States, and for other purposes. They don't go out-to work until approximately 1 carat baguettes, total Hi carat baguettes, total ft carat they drink up everything." Section 4 of the Act reads as SALE $595 SALE $499 SALE $139 follows: Another state farm leader rue- fully said: "Our village people "SEC. 4. The heads of execu- all prices pius 10%' Federal tax ... Illustrations enlarged to show detail tive departments snd independent are saving: 'If the city folks don't agencies of the government are know bow to bring mem up, then NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO T8 MONTHS TO PAY what are we supposed to do'?" authorized to transfer or loan to WITH A BAMHRGER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT the Smithsonian Institution for its A district official said, "this use without charge therefor mil- was a nice quiet village district Sorry, No Teleservice or Mad itary, naval, aeronautical, and But the cities started cleaning out space objects, equipment and rec- their scum and dumping all the Fine Jewelry (Dept 71), Street Floor, Bamberger's Monmouth ords for exhibition, historical, or hoodlums on us." ' other appropriate purposes." Perhaps you would be so kind as to clarify the fact that it is not the disestablishment of the museum t( Fort Monmouth which we fear so much ss the authority •Tilt of executive and independent TUDIO 29 UTCKTIfKl agencies of the government to transfer from the Fort Monmouth CttCU Museum those objects, equipmerfrj and records which are now at Fort Monmouth and should, at least hi (he opinion of the sur- CUSTOM SOUND CENTER vivors of my battalion, remain there. QUALITY I have a letter from Congress- SYSTEM man Auchlncloss dated Nov. 2, 19C, In which restates that if THAN YOU'D IXPECT And, The Christmas Club To Join h he Is reflected to Congress he will do what he can to- see that the Fort Monmouth Museum is • Tht new Fisher X-100-B stereo not distorted by the authority THE LARGEST carried in Public Law 87-186. master control amplifier* If you would be so kind as to clear the air in this matte;, I • Garrard Autoslim 4-speed auto* would appreciate it very much ... First Merchants National** and I am forwarding a copy of maKc record changer with base this letter to the Red Bank Cham- ber of Commerce so that those who signed t*s petition nay un- • 2 University Compaittonette derstand just what the issue is, 3*way speaker systems In th« rath and exeitemeint of Sincerely yours, CLASSES TO FIT ANY BUDGET Charles Walton Hale, this Holiday Season, put this on Commander, D Company • Empire 108 stereo cartridge NO ENTRANCE FEE with diamond needle APPRECIATION 8352 VW JSr. Hit top of your lilt ... OPEN $ JO $ 21.00 % M.ll Red Bank, N. J, ,1.00 50.M 10.59 To the Editor: YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB for Our committee wish .to deeply too loooe 101.00 thank the Red Bank Register, 1.00 150.00 1J1.S0 particularly Mrs. Marko, for the S.00 230.00 152.50 '63 NOW!...attho bonk whon wonderful publicity coverage giv- Only '289 10.00 100.00 503.09 en us on the recent Marionette 20.00 1000.00 . 1010.09 $1,349,712.50 wot distributed in show, sponsored bv the St. James Grammar School PTA. - Includes all necessary cobles Intereit Paid on It vras a great success and we 1962 ... the largest amount in appreciate the helo vour staff so Completed Clubi generously and willingly gave. The heart of this magnificent stereo high fidelity Sincerely, system is tLj 1963 Fisher 50-watt stereo amplifier, the area. Mrs, William L. Wood, with a full complement of controls for much-appre- Mrs. William Jamison, ciated «implicily and flexibility. It's amasing that Ctulrmen. Bambcrger» can bring you such a tremendous home sound system for less than $300, but it's true—see it, SO Naveslnk Ave., hear it with your own ears today and you'll be con- Rumson, N. J. IUNIVERSIHI vinced it's worth much more. To the Editor: 'Amplifier CIH optional and extra. Speaker cncloinnt, in CMMMfM On bnha'f of the Holy (jtos oiled mlnnl finith to mateh changer bate, included. Parent-Teacher Association, I Community wish to thank you for the co-op- Sorry, »o Talmnlca or moll, f rot a>llvtrjr wllhlo oar dollvtrf OftoM eration and coverage extended orra. ImtolUHox In Ik* horn* (vollokl* of • iwmlntl tkorfo. by your newspaper with regardj ftudlo 29! Cuitom Sound CokNl (Dtp*. 291), to our third annual Antiques Show. lernpire Ltww Lml, tamb«r«r'i M»m«atii. Th« Red Bank Register was t Anal •» fonnii*, Mmb Park and Ntwark : /SBURY PARK • RED BANK • MANASQI/XN • NO. ASBURY STeatly responsible for the com* pleh success of our show. Again •UY WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP, TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY PARK • PAIR HAVEN • HOLMDEL • BRIELLE many thanks. WITH A BAMIERQER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT Most sincerely, Ittmtn fUnt StawnM «X*m/f«Mnl DtwKt liinmm CerporiUo* (Mrs. John H.) Theodore Bowers, Publicity Chairman. a—Tuetday, pec. 4, 1962 B£0 BANK REGISTER Beta Sigmas lTo Prepare filmi for PartnH On Center Mails Collect Toys Calendar Of Association for Deaf , 800 School Children For Patients blub Dates MIDDLETOWN - Toys have UNCROFT-"Do It Yourself" To Form Study Group Christmas decorations by Marian been collected by members ol WEST LONG BRANCH-Plans tale for the benefit of the as- To Sing Yule Carols Beta Chi chapter of Beta. Sigma Fisher of Little Silver were featured at a recent meeting of for a study group were made by sociation. Phi sorority for the children's the North Jersey Shore Associa- It was Announced thit Smith EATONTOWN — More than several barbershop quartet wni at St. Boniface Hospital, the Woman'a Club here in the ,800 children will be singing on fire house. tion for the Deaf and Hard of College, in conjunction with fhe groups, will also participate. E^t Orange. Mrs. William Graff Clark School for tbe Deaf, i* of- the malls of Monmouth Shopping A "Calendar of Events" has Hearing Children «t list, week's The Toms River High School is chairman of the continuing meeting here In Borough Hall. fering i degree of master of Center during the next three been devised for distribution to Band and Choral will open the service program, education of the deaf. This Is the weeks as members of the center's Llocroft organizations as a club The group will meet twice • program on Dec. 11, at 8 p.m., Mrs. Walter Garner, chairman first time an advanced degree "Christmasland Choral." Choral community service project by month, using the Parent Educa- when the 60 members will sing of another sorority service pro] his been offered. members are students from Mrs. Donald Sickles, second vice tion Film Series of the John a program of Christmas carols ect, is collecting used clothing public and parochial high and president. All local meetings and Tracy Clinic of California as a The association will meet again and other holiday songs. The di- for presentation to the Salvation elementary schools of Monmouth events for the coming year will guide. Pec. 17 in the Borough Hall. rector is Eugene J. Kulig. Army. and Ocean Counties, who are an- fie announced in fhe calendar. The program will consist of The Shore Regional High Mrs. George Harrison, a mem nually invited to participate. The dub's annual card party nine audio films on specific tech- ichool's new band and choral ber of the service committee, met niques of building communication The "Christmasland Choral" will make its public debut when' with representatives of other and fashion show was held Thurs- Prospective sings on the center's bandstand, day in The Cobblestones, Middle- skills of pre-school age deal it performs in the center on ;ervice organizations to make ar- children. Also, nine audio films on located at the intersection of town. Dec. 20, at 7 p.m. This group of •angements for' gifts for needy the pyschological problems of the Pine and Oak Malls. Their voices A workshop session on the fed- Students At 80 students is directed by Dr. amilies. parent! of deaf children.! will be are amplified throughout the John Melnick. eration miniature room project Color slides of Colorado State included. The films will be ac- center on a special public address is being conducted today by the Wilson Tea On Dec. 12, three groups will Park were featured on the cul- American home department in companied by records to ftimu system. Girl and Boy Scout NEW SHREWSBURY - Eleven perform. Neptune High School's :ural program presented at last the home of Mrs. Leland Zilles, late discussion. troops of the area, as well as students from four Ugh schools Choral, directed by William M. iveek's meeting in the home of Marlu Farm. The five-month course, free of Figart, Jr., will sing at 1 p.m.; Irs. William Grant, 45 Richard were guests at e. tea held hire A Christmas party for members charge, will be led by a trained pupils of St. Mary's School, New 'er. Chairman of the program recently by the Monmouth WIN and their husbands will be held teacher of (he deaf. It is open Monmouth, directed by Sister Mrs. Rex Shamley, 4 Acker son Club. Mrs. Dale H. Shick, Missionary Dec. 18. A singing' group, The to' anyone Interested la the 709 Sycamore Ave,, was hostess. Mary Rosalie, 3:45 p.m. and the >r.. New Monmouth. course. Central Regional High School Bamboo Butlers, will entertain Miss Phyllis Ganr, assistant Mrs. Frank Frisda was pre- Mrs. C. Bernard Blum, Jr. Chorus of Bayville, directed by and gifts will be distributed. Miss Helen Jones of t':e Bruce director of admissions at Wilson To Address ented her sorority pin In a ritua Raymond H. Op't Hot, 7:30 p.m. Guests at the meeting were Street School, Newark, reported College, Chambersburg, Pa., dis- jewels ceremony at the meet- Mrs. Thomas Bergandahl, Mrs that a group of parents are or- Also scheduled are the choir of cussed academic requirement! Lutherans Peter Ghiloni and Mrs. John ganizing • state association ' of St. Jerome's School, West Long for admission with the prospec- The chapter will meet again Miss Cioffi Married Quisn. Hostesses were Mrs. Peter parents of the desi. It was voted RED BANK — Rev. William Branch, Sister Maria Chiara, di- tive students and answered ques- tonday in Mrs. Frisoia's home Bell, chairman, Mrs. Thomas to participate in' this endeavor. E. Cox will be the guest speaker rector, Dec. 13, 7 p.m.; Sea tions about the college program. Nevins, Mrs. Gerald Ceres, Mrs. Bright Elementary School Choir, Washington Ave., Rumson. Miss Jones also reminded the She showed color, slides of at the general meeting of the Clifford Clark, Mrs. Howard Deis- Mrs. Raymond Heliker, director. Mrs. Emmett Cherne is in group of the serious need for campus life. United Lutheran Church Women In Holy Cross Church sler and Mrs. Edmond Butler.1 Dec. 14, 3:45 p.m.; Our Lady of jhange of arrangements for an teachers at the Bruce Street Attending' from, Neptune Kith of Holy Trinity Evangelical Lu- Perputual Help School Choir, >ggnog party for the chapter to RUMSON — Holy Cross Cath- Rumson, and Miss Veronica School and asked members' help School were Mrs. Lyn Murphy, theran Church tonight at 8 o'clock Highlands, Sister Mary Owen, di- held Dec. 30 at 4 p.m. in Mrs olic Church was the setting here Blum, Keansburg, sister of the in locating any interested guidance director, tnd Kafihy ihamley's home. bridegroom. They wore identi- teachers. Feane, Barbara Kopptnail, Delia o'clock in the church hall. rector, Dec. 15, 2:30 p.m.; the Saturday for the marriage of choir of the seventh and eighth cal gowns of emerald green bro- Bay shore Mrs. K. E. Lawrence, West Mary Aravosis, Alexis Egyud Rev. Mr. Cox, a missionary to grades of Memorial School, Union Miss Marcia Annette Cioffi, cade and silk organza fashioned Deal, reported that a pre-school and Ann Greenbaum. British Guinea for V/2 years, will Beach, Miss Anne Mikusk, direc- Kappa Unit daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco with bell skirts. Their pillbox group of five deaf children has Others were Elizabeth Howard, talk about his work there and tor, Dec. 15, 2:30 p.m. V. Cioffi, 10 Edgewcod Rd., to headpieces matched their gowns Couple been meeting once a week under Red Bank High School; Joea and they carried bouquets of poin- the guidance of two volunteer show slides of the country. The Choir of Holy Spirit School, Christopher Bernard Blum, Jr. Kratz and Mara Blake, Rumson- settias and variegated English teachers for the purposes of Asbury Park, Sister Lauretta > Meet Fair Haven Regional High At present he is secretary for Rev. Joseph A. Sullivan, pas- holly. group therapy and nursery school Timothy, director, Dec. 18, 2.30 School, snd Anita D. Hammond, South America under the board LITTLE SILVER — The North tor, officiated at the.. ceremony Engaged training. 1 Flower girl was Robin Ryerson Kathy E. Illmensee and Sherry of foreign missions of the United p.m.; pupils of Memorial School, fersey Shore Alumnae Club of and was celebrant of the nuptial Eatontown, Miss Virginia Thomp- of Long Branch, cousin of the Mrs. Al Shields reported pro- A. Lee, Monmouth Regional High Lutheran Church of America. Aft- rau, Rt. 35. She spoke on th to Jacqueline Franson, Louise >f New Brunswick. Mr. Clayton attended Keyport Asseng and Kathleen Stegner. Grow and Show Garden Club of md Dr. John Heller. De Cesari of Mantua, state or- topic of loyalty, friendship an The couple have lived in Red 747 - 4422 High School and is with Tom Mrs. Ernest Scher Is cookie sale Allenhurst, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., The program also presented the ganization chairman of Insurance ;ducation in the field of insur- Bank all their married life. Mr. Ford agency, Matawan. chairman. ' Civic Auditorium, Monmouth case history of a local cancer Women and past president of th nee. Ides, who recently retired, was Shopping Center, Eatontown. patient who reported experiencing National Association of Insurance FIELD DAY RESULTS — Win Mrs. Marguerite Finan, presi partner in Ides Brothers, sta- 10 pain during three months on Women, was guest speaker Ias1 ner j of the Wide Game and Field dent of the Southern New Jersej tionery store, located on West trebiozen. .week at a meeting of the newly Day held recently at Cheesequake THURSDAY Insurance Women's Organization Alumnae Front St., Red Bank. They have The league will meet next Jan formed Insurance Women of Mon- State Park have been announced CHRISTMAS BAZAR, Belford extended best wishes on behall five grandchildren. Methodist Church, 10 a.m. to 8 at 8:15 p.m. In the bank. mouth County here in the Hof- by Mrs. William Truax of. Die of her group at the second or- To Observe Bayjh'ore Neighborhood Associa- p.m., at the church. Luncheon, ganzational meeting. 12:30 p.m., reservations required. tion of Girl Scouts. Hospital Unit 46B Broad St., Shrewsbury CHRISTMAS BAZAR, Middle- Chairman pro tern Is Miss Jaye Anniversary Intermediate Girl Scout • Troop Daily 9 to 5:38 town Woman's Club; 1 p.m. DiMarco of the Allaire-Farrow 93, Union Beach, was winner in RED BANK — The Monmoum Sponsors Party Wed. and Frl. 'til 9 Leeds Hall, Kings Hwy., Middle- Agency, Spring Lake, temporary the Wide Game. The troop was Chapter, College of St. Elizabet SHREWSBURY - Twenty town. secretary. awarded a banner for excellence Alumnae, will hold a regular tables were in play at a card Miss Terry Locher of thi In outdoor skills. Co-leaders are party Wednesday in the fire meeting Saturday at a luncheon Mrs. Lillian Heckleman and Mrs. Locher Agency, Asbury Park in Joseph's Restaurant, West touse sponsored by the Shrews- submitted a constitution and by Frank Schwaden. wry Auxiliary of Rlverview. Long Branch, at 12:30 p.m. The Banner for field day events laws. The purpose and objects event will . commemorate thi Mrs. Robert H. Disbrow was of the/organization are to furthei was won by Brownie Troop 243, chairman, assisted by Mrs. 16th year of- the founding of the West Keansburg. educate its members in the fielc chapter. Miss Helen Phillips, Daniel Dondi. of insurance and to encourage Red Bank, was founder and Mrs. ROBERT COOLICK ms named Other committee aides were and promote co-operation and Frank Cahill, Fort Lauderdale, /Its. Msver Campbell, chairman, good fellowship among insurance cubmaster of Cub Scout Pack 11x14 Fla., formerly of Little Silver, 242, New Monmouth, at a' re- Mrs. Edna Pennington, Mrs. women. Membership is open tc was first president. Ortrude C. Van Vllet, Mrs. John ••liny six* women who are actively em cent pack organization meeting. Co-chairman of the hmcheoi Assistant cttbntasteri named Pearsall, Mrs. Blanche Man, In an lm»*rt»d ployed by an agent, agency, oi Mrs. Nathan Marx, Mn. o. C. ••M iMhri company selling or servicing in are Mrs. Howard Gaffney, New were J. A. La Buda, Arthur Gatti Monmouth, and Mrs. William Whitaker and Mrs. Mary Rink, fr«m», surance. and Kenneth Grey. Jamison, Red Bank. refreshments, and "Mrs" . ~M . "M~. pin* Other new officers are Ernest Women interested in joininj Mrs. Joseph Melosh, Middle- Dei Bueno, pack committee Lammerding, Mrs. Pennington pttft* portraits the group have been asked town, will report on two meetings chairman; Richard M. Regan, in; and Mrs. Disbrow, prizes. contact Miss Di Marco or Mis! recently attended by all chapter stitutional representative; George The auxiliary will hold its Locher. presidents of the alumnas associa- Hlggins, treasurer; Howard Dodd Christmas party at the next meet. I'M JIMMIE, representing other Jimmies and youngsters tion at Convent Station and at secretary, and Mrs. Richard Re- Ing, Dec. 19, at 1 p.m. in the Jersey City. Plans to be dis- home of Mrs. Pennington, 140 who need help through Family and Children's Service Collier Guild gan, publicity. Never before cussed for the coming year in- Judd Evans was appointed ac- Pinckney Rd., Little Silver. of Monmouth County to find permanent adaptive hornet. clude an open house party to be tivities chairman. Assisting him The third annual Christmas Appeal to provide funds To Hold Party held In February. will be Charles Pede, George IRVINGTON—Mrs. Otto Fricl for the program is under way. The agency provided more Vogt, Harry Smith, Joseph Lu- sale-priced and was hostess to members of th carelli, Fred Monsees, Harry than 50 tiny tots with permanent adoptive homes this Collier Guild here in her homi Plan Program Yaraschuk, David Butterworth, year. Welfare donation! may be mailed to Family and recently to formulate plans fo: At Tower Hill Paul Bimler and Joseph Lastella. Children's Service, 191 Bath Ave., Long Branch. i Christmas party for the girl: for Christmas only if Collier School at Wickataunk RED BANK - A musical pro- AWARDS were presented to six The party, set for Saturday gram will be offered at a meeting members when Cub Scout Pack of the Women's Association i under the direction of Mrs 126, Little Silver, met at the the Red Bank Presbyteriai LIFELIKE $132 William Barrett, guild presiden Markham Place School Friday. Church tomorrow at 1: IS p.m. ii A pizza pie dinner will be served, Receiving awards were Daniel Westminster Hall. CHOIR PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT followed by the distribution ol Gott, Douglas Brownlie, David Christmas presents to the girls The program will include selec Brownlle, Ronald Tomaino, Pat PAINTED IN OILS IN THE FAMOUS AUCTION tlons by a women's vocal ensem Destito and Terry Mond. ble of n-voices; piano and orgar Laurence Boskey was gradual' SINQINQ AUGUSTA BERNS TECHNIQUE selections by Mrs. John Wernei ed Into Boy Scout Troop 126. SAT. NIGHT. DEC. 8th and William Wood, minister ol A skit about Daniel Boone was music, and vocal solos by Mrs, 7:30 O'CLOCK presented by Den 3. $ WALTERS Walter Seymour, Mrs. Lloyd KATHLEEN WHELAN was Ohnislianson and Mrs. Riciiari 7 P.M. Tonight —lor— winner of the' cookie bake-off Only 89 WILLOW STREET SCHOOL Brown, held recently by Brownie Troop An installation ceremony fo; 156, River Plaza. Her winning • CURTAINS new circle leaders will also tak< TUES., DEC. 4 FAIR HAVEN entry was a crescent cookie. She You'Jl choose from a most generous selection • DRAPERIES place. Devotions will be offeree will compete at the district bake- of poses taken by our talented Augintu Herns by the Sarah Circle and hostesses off next month. STREET FLOOR for Hie tea following the meeting Runner-up was Karen Ballan- photographer — and your portrait will lie BENEFIT BUILDING FUND • BEDSPREADS will be members of the Miriam tyne with a chocolate chip cook- RED BANK STORE ready for Clirintinas. Circle. • FANCY LINENS e. Others participating were Christ Church Methodist Members will bring cannec Rosemarie DellaFave, Carol Gil- Muk* ycur.tlttlni •ppolntmtnt new nt Auguita l«rm Studla • Drapery Hardware goods to be distributed to need] bertson, Nancy Murphy and FAIR HAVEN.RUMSON families by the Salvation Army. Janet Scott. N»wwktMll.*10t' Judges were Mrs. Elmer Crick ST. JAMBS P«r«munHU 9-9731 The community of Hundred, enberger, Mrs. Norris Spence BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE WALTERS W. Vs., received its name from and Harold MacLeod. Its first settlers, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Michiel Delia Fave, lead- GRAMMAR Monmouthi U 3-3333 SOMETHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 47 Broad Sr., Red Bank Henry Church, who each lived er, and Mrs. John Burns, co- YOU BID FOR IT-WE'LL SELL ITI past the century mark. Churdi leader, presented Girl Scout pins 179 Br'dway.Long Branch died at the age of 109, Mrs. to two new members of the SCHOOL Church at 108. troop committee, Mrs. Stanley <\ RED BANK-REGISTER Tuesday, Dec. A, 1962-9 Parents and Teachers Freneau Landmark December Agenda Poet's Inn Is Souvenir of an EraAdam and Eve By LEE 3AGER suit is one of the latest addition* The present 'tfwners, Victor Chntnut beams and the antique Annual open house of the Par- Andrew Crockett and Pam MATAWAN - Take one build- to Monmouth County's list of Wenzel and the four U Mura brick walls with mud joints sug- ent-Teadier Association of Nave, Fashion Problem Gale, school patrol captains, out- ing dating back to preJtevolu- pleasant dining spots, The Poet's brothers, Alfred, Frank, Richard gested to the La Muraj the pos- sink School will take place Dec. lined reaponsiMllttes of both pa- tionar• t ^^ y diva^^ . ; ad* d• * Atlantic Highlands PTA. building, which was being con- One week ago he told me he row, Thursday and Friday. Books good worker and loyal hus- Guest speaker was Mrs, Flor- structed as he was traveling the would rather we did not go will' be displayed in the all-pur- band and father perhaps you're ence Temfco of New Shrewsbury, surrounding roads. steady any longer. He said it pose room 'tomorrow from Origami expert, who demon- luckier than you realize. Some .' Freneau Portrait was nothing I had done, but just a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to strated the Japanese art of paper wives are more concerned A portrait of Freneau hangs the way he felt. I said this was p.m.; Thursday from 10 a.m. to folding. about clothes than food, but it's- all right. Tonight I had a date 4 pan., and Friday from 10 a.m. af the entrance of the inn, and better to have full plates than On exhibit was « collection of the warmth of the wood tones oi with my ex-steady's roommate. to 1 p.m. art objects from the Orient be a fashion plate. This would not have been so bad The fair Is a benefit for the the walls in the "poet's corner' Adam. loaned by Dr. and Mrs. Milton of the lounge are a backdrop.for except we doubled with my ex- fchool library. Clark. Also shown were objects Adam, be reasonable. Every steady and the girl he had gone an interesting collection of an- woman wants to look her best, brought from Israel by Mrs. John tique Early American prints and with before. I was miserable the A CHRISTMAS PARTY for and no wife can do so with Woodward and a piece of sculp- photographs. whole evening. What should I do children"'' of East Keansburg ture by John Clark. shabby clothing. How can this if my ex wants a date? I still woman hold ijer man's love Sottoolwili be sponsored by the PTA members who exhibited "Some of these have been have much .feeling for him but and interest when she's forced PTA Dee. 20 In the school. Mrs. their own paintings were Mrs. given to us by local residents feel lost in the shuffle. •. to wear raggedy dresses? Robert Zimmerman Is chairman. Robert Earte, Mrs. Richard Gal- who remember the building's Lost lagher, Peter Murray, Miss history" said Peggy La Mura Eve. That's her story. I'd like to Dear Lost: So do we. You're A CAKE BALE will be spon- Nancy tee and Mrs. Thomas Me- Over the bar is a daguerreotype entitled to a new deal. Look sored by the Leonardo Elemen- Cabe. Other exhibitors were of American poets Longfellow, hear her husband's side. New clothes are nice and give, a lift around for some new Hearts and tary School PTA Thursday in die John Panaccione, Gerald Carter, CAST MIMKRS for the Little Silver Woman's Clujb drama department's play, "A Holmes, Whittier, Emerson deal the Joker out. Shop-Rite Market, Rt. 35, Mid- to the spirit, but other things Mrs. E. C. E. Szymaosky and Lowell and Bryant. Adam and Eve ' dletowi). Mri". George Bush is Mrs. L. E. Hofman. Gift forJh4 Ch.riitm*» Princess," include from left, Mrs. John B. Runyon; in role indi- Emil Klatt, a Freneau residenl are more * important when chairman. cated by htr cotfums; Mrs. Frederick J. Rowse, as the Christmas Princess, and Mrs. whose property adjoins the inn there's' a tight budget. Let Threadbare count her blessings MOONLIGHT HELPED FATHERS' NIGHT was held at and who owned the inn from 1939 Charts.-R. rV^dr'ich «( the prince, Noel. : instead of her dresses. WATERLOO, Onfc, (AP) - An a recent meeting of the PTA of to 1949, recalls many a story AN OPAQUE PROJECTOR was 1891 book of bylaws for the town St Ann's School, Keansburg. Rev. handed down from oae owner of Adam. presented to Little Silver bor- of Waterloo records that a gas ough schools by the PTA at i Thaddeus J. Wojclehowald, pas- the inn to another. company was to be paid $22 a recent cohered dish supper meet- tor of St. Catherine's Catholic The fanners from the surround- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: year to supply fuel and a lamp- ing. .,. , ' Church, East Keansburg, spoke THSrd Annual Christmas Play ing areas, as far west as .Free- Can you help me? I'm in love lighter for each of 28 street on the responsibility of parents hold, used to bring their horse- with a boy. My friends keep Members of the aimlnistra lights. to bring religioninto thelrbomes. drawn wagons containing produce warning me that he's "naughty" tlon and faculty were guests of but he's never said any. But eight nights each month- Clubwomen to Offer Production for Children to the docks on Keyport Bay for honor at the supper. Mrs. Ed- thing to me that was naughty, six before, one during and one "BACK-TO-SCHOOL" night was LITTLE SILVER - "A gift Saturday will, be at 11 a.m. and Paden, Bilkin, both of Little shipment to New York. Mr. Klatt ward B«U was chairman. 1:30 p.m. and I'm glad. We love each oth- after the full moon — the lamps at the Middle for the Christmas Princess," a Silver; Mrs. Joseph G. Costigan, relates the inn was'the scene of The program Included Mrs. John B. Runyon, Atlantic Shrewsbury, Mistletoe; Mrs. ox roasts, cock fights and clam- er so much that we want to go were to remain unlighted. house of parents In attendance. Highlands, will star as Santa Charles H. Friedrich, New bakes for the farmers, who after of the Society for the Present Claus. Others in the cast are Mrs. Anthony Mara, In charge of by the drama dpame the Shrewsbury, Noel, and Mrs. taking' care of their business, tlon and Encouragement of Bar- John Hemleb as Timtoy; Mrs. George Ferguson, Little Silver, ber Shop Quartet Singing to the MathematSca Club, and a Little Silver WomBn's'Chita In the would sit around enjoying the John A. Croloius, Great Gnome; voice. America. giwp of club members gave a club noose at Runisbn Rd. and companionship of their fellows ! Mrs. Frank Kroha, BoNrin; Mrs. demonstration of short cut* to Church St. ; The set was designed by Mrs. while drinking a tankard of ale. arithmetic. Participating were Mrs. Rector C. Evans, Rumson, Frederick J. Rowse, Christmas Robert E. Nagle of. Rumson. SAFETY MEASURES in the Princess, and,'Mrs. Richard W. The graciousness of the pro- Louis Spagna, Barbara Reasso, is direc&r of the third annual In charge of costumes is Mrs. school and on the playground Smith, Holly, all of Rumsoo, and prietors is in keeping with the were discussed by guest panef Stacey Ogens and Janet Kucnr. Christmas play for children. As- James Wells, Red'Bank. Mrs. following bit of verse by Freneau Psrticipatlnj? In a "Growth in Mrs. Robert Swan, Middletown Lewis Prentice, Rumson, is in Ists at a recent meeting of the sistant director is Mrs. George C. that appears on their souvenir Education" skit, depicting var- as Winkle, charge of properties. , HUFFMAN PTA of Mechanic Street School, post card: Also, Mrs. Hadley S. King, Jr., Rnd Bank. ious stages In education, were Noonan, also of Rnmson. "Welcome! — I hall you to my Curtain time Friday is 8:30 Fair Haven, Tomtoy; Mrs. Hugh Ticket chairmen are Mrs. Ed- The discussion was led by Rich- William Speed, Sherry ttuntbarg. glass: p.m. The two performances on R. Wilson, Bojo, and Mrs. W. J. win R. Irwin, Red Bank; Mrs. FINE HOME FURNISHINGS end BROADLOOM ard Gale of the borough's Civil Donna Hoof, Elaine Zaburynski Vivian Sauvage, Fair Haven, and All welcome here you find: TWerae Council. Other* appeai- and Sharon Bryan. Mrs. E. Richard Weaver, Little Hire let the cloud of trouble Ht. 35 Circle, tatontoum—liberty 2-101O ing were'Miss "touise MeQie, "Mrs. George'Weber, Civil De- Silver. Publicity, chairman is pass, n-iridpal; Dr. R.fc. Cunneff,'Jr.; fense director in Raritan Town- Mrs. Wenner Spoerl, Rumson. Here be all care resigned: Deputy* Police Chief terov Mo ship presented two films on Civil Miss Eleanor Fisher Knight and Anthony Grass!. Defense. STORE HOURS DAILY: J Wed to Peter Konopko 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. • Souvenir Books on Sale KEYPORT — Wss Eleanor Miss Ann Bambrlck, 'Keyport, Sat.: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. i, maid of honor, wore a green aat- RUMSON — A limited supp fatal sketches, The text, was Marie Fisher, daughter of Mr. in street-length gown with cap of Rumson Antiques Show souv compiled by a local resident. and Mrs. Roscoe Gorham Fisher, sleeves. A circular veil covered nir booklets Is being sold by Ho On the committee in charge of Rt. 79, MorganViUe, became the her matching headpiece and she Cross Parent-Teacher Associ distribution of the tercentenary bride of Peter Paul Konopko Sat- FURNITURE carried a cascade bouquet of tion. book are Mrs. John Klem. Mrs. urday in St. Joseph's Cathott PRE- HOLIDAY CLEARANCE John K. Hanson, Mrs. John Os- Church. Rev. Alfred Smith offi- bronze chrysanthemurns. QUALITY FURNITURE - BEDDING - CARPETS The tercentenary booklet co ciated. tains detailed historical inform wald, Mrs. James McCotker, Thomas Konopko, Union Beach, George H. Moss, Jr., and Mrs. The bridegroom is the son of was tiie best man for his broth AT DISCOUNT PRICES tlon with illustrations. Include ( SAVINGS UP TO 40^ Is a reproduction of an origin John Nash, all of Rumson, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Konopko, Ml er. '. map, suitable for framing, re Mrs. William Glover, Locust. Sydney Ave., Union Beach. A reception followed in the resenting "A Plan of the Nort When the booklet first was sold The bride was given in mar- home of the bride's parents. ON ALL FURNITURE AND BEDDING ern Part of New Jersey, Shoi at the recent PTA annual riage by. her father. She wore a When they return from their ing the, Positions of the Amei antiques show, Robert M. Lun- lace cocktail-length gown de- wedding trip, they will reside in can. and British Annies Aft ny, director of the New Jersey signed with long fitted sleeves..A Costa Courts, Keyport. TABLE LAMPS CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON CARPETING Crossing, the North River Historical Society, commended shoulder length veil of illusion was The bride attended Freehold 1776." the group on the publication and EARLY AMERICAN, MODERN, TEXTURED LOOP PILE ON HEAVY $E.5Q SO. attached to a headpiece of se- Regional High School and is em- FOAM BACK. 12 COLORS 3 YD. Drawn by S. Lewis from a su stated "The large and handsome quins and pearls and she car- ployed by the Bell Telephone DANISH— VARIOUS SIZES FROM vey by order of Gen. Georl pamphlet is wry interesting as ried a cascade bouquet of white Company as an information oper- Washington, the map was pu' well as attractive. The historical pompons and chrysanthemums. ator in Perth Amboy. COMFORTABLE INNERSPRING MATTRESS Bshed in Philadelphia in 180 notes and folklore are delightful- GROUP OF LIVING ROOM TABLES ly written. The early map of the A graduate of Keyport High OR BOX SPRING • FULL OR TWIN $Oil.50 EA. \yoodcuts in the booklet m WALNUT OR LIMED OAK— , $Q EA. atato included wife the 3frpage School, the bridegroom is em- SIZE, DURABLE TICKING Mft reproduced from Barter ai Students Visit volume is worth having entirely ployed by the Keamy Smelting STEP TABLES OR COFFEE TABLES . O Howe's "History of New Jersey, on its own." Company in Kearny. printed in 1845. Others are ori. Home for Sick JUMBO SIZE RECLINING CHAIRS "When did Rumson come to be? BRASS SMOKING STANDS and other aspects of Sandy Hook, LONG BRANCH - Thirty-flvi LINED RUSTIC - ALL HAVE SPECIAL SCA.9S students of Star of the Sea Acad- Dept. to Send MANY STYLES — IDEAL K)\ SUMMER RUGS the Navesink, Freehold, Maripit POSITION FOR TV. SPECIAL D7 Hail and Hendrickson House, In emy who. also are members CHRISTMAS GIVING of the Sodality recently made Child to Camp CLEANED addition to descriptions of an- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The • 2-PC EARLY AMERICAN , tiques, are included. their annual visit to the home of the Chronic Sick, Washington St. Woman's Club public welfare de- PLATE GLASS MIRRORS LIVING ROOM SUITE Gifts of fruit and candy were partment held a household dem- 30x40 SIZE —HANDSOMELY $ onstration In the home of Mrs. .95 FOAM CUSHIONS, DECORATOR $100.50 presented to the 52 patients in EMBOSSED • BEVELED EDGES Dental Aides the non-sectarian home. They Rocco Dimeo, Mason Dr., recent- 22 PRINTS, SOFA AND WING CHAIR 137 also entertained by group sing- ly, and announced proceeds will ing. be used toward a campership for Hear Talk an area retarded child, BEAUTIFUL BOUDOIR CHAIRS MAPLE BUNK BEDS The students will return during KEYPORT Dr. Bernard WASHABLE PLASTIC —WHITE, the Christmas holidays to again Mrs. Samuel CosteHo, depart- TWIN SIZE COMPLETE. WITH SPRINGS. $07.50 Weiner, Keyport dentist, spoke on distribute gifts and sing carols ment chairman, announced the AQUA, OR LIGHT GREEN $2495 LADDER, RAIL AND INNERSPRING 0/ "General Anesthesia for the Am- group prepared and distributed MATTRESSES FREE STORAGE bulatory Patient" at a meeting Rev. William Daly of Star of the Sea Catholic Church is ad- several Thanksgiving baskets to ^<#. TIL JUNE 1st of the MonirwuUi County Dental needy families. Mrs. Edward Ko- 9x12 TWEED RUGS Assistants' Association last week. viser to the group, and regularly visit the nursing home. vai, Mrs. Joseph Dirnicola and VISCOSE WITH HEAVY FOAM BACK 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITES The group met here in Dr. Mrs. Dimeo , visited patients at Weiner's office. GREEN, BROWN, BEIGE, CHARCOAL DOUBLE DRESSER, MIRROR, CHEST, BED. Marlboro State Hospital and dis WALNUT, WHITE PROVINCIAL, A Christmas party is planned First Birthday tributed Thanksgiving candies RUO CLEANERS for Dec. 11, also In Dr. Weiner's and favors. ' . SWIVEL ROCKERS FORMICA TOPS, DUSTPROOF DRAWERS. $1OO office. A Clinic Night will be held BELlfoRD — Thomas Wayne YOUR CHOICE I 77 coll now CA 2-5042 Jan. M Schnoor, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. LARGE, COMFY - VINYL PLASTIC $49.95 Thomas W. Schnoor, Sr., Palmer Red Cross Sets IDEAL FOR TV St;, celebrated nig first birthday Date For Class Nov. 24 with a party In his home. A rocking horse-shaped SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Frank HVE-PIECE DINETTES EXTRA HOLIDAY SPECIAL! . Berron, Pair Haven, chair- birthday cake set the theme for 30x48 TABLE, FORMICA TOP, . >|1T the party. man of blood program aide serv- 50 CLEAN RUGS ice for Monmouth County Chap- 4 MATCHING CHAIRS HOLLYWOOD BED Guests were Mrs. Joseph Uic- ter, American Red Cross, has an- Twin Size —Complete with Orthopedic type LAST LONGER Leah «nd daughter, Cindy Jean, nounced there will be a second mattress, box spring, white tufted headboard. East Keansburg; Mrs. Victor Ap- raining course for volunteers)! 100-INCH DANISH LOUNGE penneal and son Scottcot,, MiddleMdle- rained to assist' bloodmobile per- FOAM MATTRESS, LONG BOLSTER $00.50 A REAL BUY! and look lovelier tool Mrs. Thomas Comerford sonnel when the mobile PERSIMMON —ONE ONLY ©Y and daughteughter CarolytiCaolyt , BelfordBelfd; comes to Monmouth County. The CALL TODAY Mrs. -George Humphries and class Is, scheduled for Fri- daughters Nancey and Karen, day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. it FORMICA TOP BAR Port Monmouth. Also, Donna Lee $54.00 each the Red Cross Chapter House 40-IN. WIDE SHELVES FOR GLASSES $ Cogan, Eatontown, and Debbie .50 ONE WEEK ONLY and John Bennett, Bel/ord. here. Registered nurses from the & BOTTLES. CompWt* with 2 bar itoolt. ' New' York Regional Blood Cen- ter will instruct the volunteers The early, practice of the House in supporting services to donors. HWY. 35. of Representatives was to appoint Only Red Cross trained volun- SHERWOOD USE OUR IUDGET PLAN FREE select committees for every bill teers are eligible to serve. This MIDDUTOWN UP TO 36 MOS. TO PAY llaetUU with specific instructions on au- Is the fourth class to train Red FURNITURE JUST ABOVI DELIVERY thorlUes and duties. Today stand- Cross blood program aides and It WHITE ST, SH 7-2800 RED IANK ing committees handle this pro- scheduled to prepare for the PHONI OS M300 FIVI CORNERS First Payment Due In January of IKS cedure.' . • '' bloodmobUe (schedule oUWJ, iiit»ii)twiiii»ii>iiii»itjiiiiiijiiitttijiiiiaiwt •** GINGER By Getter munn

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"Know what I'd lik» for Christmas? A long, narrow picture!" MC Seniors Seek Saturday Are Eligible Film Matinees FREEHOLD — Ben Alpern, For Marines chairman of a committee at- tempting io locate a movie NEW YORK - The U. S. Ma theater in Freehold, told Mayor PORK CH line Corps officer selection office and Council at last night's, meet- here announces that openings are ng that he hopes the commitfee SNIDER'S can establish a temporary ar- available to seniors at Monmouth rangement to permit holding College for assignment to the movies on Saturday afternoons. 14 OZ. aviation officer candidate courses He said to find a final solu- convening in March and Septem tion to replace the theater which ber at Quantico, Va. was destroyed in the April 7 fire BOTTLE would "take a little longer." This course results in commis- sions as second lieutenants in the "We hope establishing a tem- Marine Corps and immediate as- porary location for Saturday signment to flight training. movies would be progress, though," he said. Capt. R. W. Smith, the aviation Mayor Frank E. Gibson told (election officer, will visit Mon- CATSUP Mr. Alpern if his committee was mouth College on Dec. 12, 13 and successful he would "make a lot 14 in the lobby of the mansion of mothers happy on Saturday CENTER CUT (Great Hail), to discuss the pro- afternoons." gram with interested seniors 5 Enter Pleas MC Group FREEHOLD — An Eatontown man pleaded guilty here yester- Holds Tea day before County Judge Ed- ward J. Asoher to a charge of WEST LONG BRANCH - The indecent exposure. Harry H. Monmouth College Library Asso- Britton, of Bums PI., had been ciation held a tea last week for charged with .the offense in Fair new Freehold members at the Haven. Britton, who was repre- HAM STEAKS home of Mrs. H. H. Freedman, sented by Vincent McCue, Red 63 West Main St., Freehold; Bank, will be sentenced Dec. 21. Dr. S. Charles Ficca, professor Bernard Bowe, Ocean Ave., iur or Duiium of psychology at Monmouth Col- and Robert J. Maxson, North lege, was the speaker. Broadway, both of Long Branch, The tea was the third in a se- pleaded not guilty to charges of ries being held in Monmouth and carrying a concealed weapon. It Ocean Counties to enlist new was charged the two carried the members. The association seeks weapon in their. car in Ocean to assist in the growth of Mon- Township on Aug. 3. mouth College's Guggenheim Li. Bowe is represented by Clark- brary. son Fisher, Long Branch. Wil- liam FiSher, Elberon, repre- Those attending the Freehold sented Maitson. tea included: Johnny B. Brown, and Otis T. ROUND ROAST Mrs. Joseph Summers, 25 Phyl Jackson, , both .of Cliffwood, fls Rd.; Mrs. Eugene Errickson, pleaded not guilty to charges of FRESH 3 Stokes St.; Mrs. George J. Mc- assault with intent to rob. They Donnell, 97 West Main St.; Mis were charged with assaulting Mildred Enright, 37 Court St.' Neal Lane, of Rt. 35, Cliffwood, Mrs. W. C. Errickson, 3 Monu in Matawan Township Oct. 14. ment Ave.; Mrs. E. N. King, 7; Brown was represented by West Main St.; Mrs. Max Fine- Tfiomas E. Fitzgerald, Wana- gold, 107 Broad St.; Miss Bersha massa, and Jackson was^ repre- Van Derholf, 107 Broad St.; Miss sented by John A. Flood, Jr., Eliiabeth Oakley, Wemrock Rd.; Red Bank. Miss Emma Florence Beach, i Broad St.: Mrs. W. J. Schlentz In 1918 President Woodrow Wil- 32 Cannon Rd.; Mrs. E. F. Du son set aside an Alaskan valley Bois, 1 Broad St.; Mrs. M. Fine and adjacent areas as the Kat- GROUND BEEF gold, 107 Broad St.; Mrs. H. H. mai National Monument. Its high- SWEET. ZIPPER-SKIN PRIDE OF THE FARM FOODTOWN Read, Bunkerhoff Ave.; Mrs. H est peak, formerly called Knife B. Mason, West Main St.; Mrs Peak, was renamed Mt. Griggs E. D. Soden, Morris St., and Miss in 1959 in honor of botanist Rob- PINEAPPLE J. J. Killian, 1205 Fifth Ave. ert F. Griggs, who brought it to Spring Lake. the nation's attention. TANGERINES PEACHES GRAPEFRUIT

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The undersigned Executors of the last will and testament ol Ruth J. Tate, Deceased, will sell it public auction all personal property belonging to decedent at 10- 27 FOODTOWN, PKG. 400 COATS GALLERIES. Inc. C 288 NORWOOD AVE., DEAL, N. J. lit door south of Hit A&P Marktr SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8 FACIAL WITH COUPON 10:00 A. M. BELOW Comprising Beer Stein collection of 108 steins 3" to 28". Early American Chairs, Chests, Tables, Mirrors, 11 Fishing Poles with Reels, fine old China, large collection of Early American Pressed Glass in various patterns, Bisque, Brass- es, Brontes, Bookcases, Books, Pictures, Prints, Oil Paint- TISSUES ings; Floor, Mantel and Table Clocks; Crystal Prism Table Lamps, Rugs (Room and Scatter Sizes), Refrigerator, Por- celains, Breakfast Set, Bird Cages, Hand Tools, Early Amer- ican Waahstands, Tables, Occasional Chairs and Tables, Tier YOUR SUPER MARKET THE FOOD CIRCUS Mirrors, Bric-a-brac, Kerosene Lamps, China Tea Sets, Table Glass, Table Silver, Crystals, Electrical Appliances, Porch and Sun Room Furniture, Four Poster Beds, Dress- ers, Bureaus, Vanities, Metal Clothes Closets, Objects of MOST SPECTACULAR IN THE EAST Art, Bristol Vases, large collection of Glass and China Pitchers, Linens, Patchwork Quilts, Kitchenware, Slant-top Desk, Two and three panel Screens, Cranberry Glass, Cop- 3 VALUABLE COUPON per Luster, Silver. Luster, Cut Glass, Dropleaf Tables, SORRY Breakfront, Wall Sconces, Twin and Double Beds, Butler's Desk, Dry Sink, Dining Room Chairs, China Cabinet, Settee, Love Seat, Freezer, Music Box, Coffee Grinder, Electric Good with Purchase of $2 or More Dishwasher (GE), Windsor Chairs, Console Table, Service Plates, Ship Models, Six-piece Silver Tea Set. Silver trays, FOODTOWN—PKG. 400 Hand-painted China in Plates and Vases (Singles and Pairs.) NO This is but a partial listing of the offerings. Sale will start promptly at 10:00 and continue late in the evening until every item is disposed of. The offerings may be viewed at the Galleries from 10:00 A. M. until 5:00 FACIAL TISSUES P. M. For those who cannot inspect the offerings during 1 DEALERS the day our Galleries will be open on Thursdny evening from Good Until Sat., Dec. 8,1962; Limit \ per Family 7:00 P. M. to 10:00 P. M. The sales room of the Gallery will be closed on Friday In preparation ol this sale.

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SECTION TWO TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1962 Reserve, National Guard Reorganization Is Set WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of Defense Robert S. Me for reorganizing four Guard divisions and eliminating about 34th of Nebraska and Iowa; Die. 35th of Kansas and Missouri; took about five months to get two guard divisions In i Namara orders into effect today a sweeping reorganization MS lesser Guard units. the 43d of Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont; and the for combat.' designed to whip Army Reterye and National Guard forces This reorganization probably will not result in any appre- 51st of Florida and South Carolina. McNamara has complained that the present < into better chape for service ip cold war critei. ciable reduction in manpower, particularly since Congress has These divisions will Soviet Union has promised tc nance; which, would prohibit pub- An annual rental of $25.50 was said the dead horses, both 11- stand on the Monmouth Re- St. light wiU be linked with tion on school matters. This Heated controversy on this ref- build in India. lic parking in a leaded lot neai approved for the installation of year-old pacers, were Maoh- light at Wharf Ave., he said. pongo, owned by A. . West, ional High School building refer- board is an elected body and the erendum has raged through two Defense Minister Y, B. Chavan the Independent Fire Companj a mercury lamp on Markham Laurel, Del, and Mobile Ross- esduni to be held next Tuesday. people are free to show approva public meetings on the subject, told parliament Russia had given After Jan. 1, the recommended house an Mechanic St. PI- near the entrance to the or disapproval of its actions at assurances to the Indian am- croft, owned by Joseph White,' "The school board is a com- and gives no sign of dying oul solution to a number of traffi Councilman John Warren, Jr., school. CouncinnajJ Robert W. the polls," he continued. bassador in Moscow that the Salisbury, Md. The Injured ani- rtetely separate body from the s the Dec. 11 voting date nears. flow problems willbe put into said the lot had been designated McCabe said a lamp variety par- MIGs would be delivered "In De- mal was identified only as Har- Mayor and Council," Mr. Lemon "We have a large body of very effect on an expsrlmeotal basis, for parking of vehicles owned ticularly suited for residential cember or a little later." He did lem's Barbara. laid, "the rriatters which are Intelligent citizens in this bor- he said. The recommendations by members of the fire com- use had been selected. Firemen Elect not say how many. Hie responsibility of the school ough," the mayor-elect stated. would eliminate a number of left pany who needed space to park turns, limit parking near some WASHINGTON - Sen. Har- "They are going to inform them- Six MIGs originally were sched- their cars when called to man selves- thoroughly on both sides At Fair Haven uled for delivery In December intersections and extend the the fire trucks Would Aid Those rison A. Williams Jr., D-NJ, length of some bus stops. has announced grants totaling Belgians Stone of this question before they vote FAIR HAVEN - New officers and another six In January. The Dec. 11. I see no reason why >f the Fair Haven Fire Co. for factory is scheduled for comple- The general public had In- To Be Relocated $231,649 for public works proj- Mr. Warren said me ©wnmH faded the area with automobiles, politics should enter into this 1963 were elected last night. tion In two to four years. TRENTON (AP) — New Jer- ects In Barnegat Light and At- Cars, Consulate pretetred not to tamper with he said. The amendment will school referendum In any way." Bruce MoCoach,, 30 McCarter ley families and businesses lantic City, N.J:, wider the Soon after India's undeclared make the area off Hroita to the ELISABCTHVILLE, Katanga, Mayor Karl K. Baron,; whose Ive., was elected second assist- orced to move out of the path new accelerated program. war with Red China broke out In public and make violators.sub- AP) - Hundreds of rioting Bel- term will end Dec. 31, after he >nt chief. ' >f future highways would have Williams said yesterday the gians stoned United Nations ve- the Himalayas report* circulated Lockheed Strike ect to a failed at a try for re-election, Robert Mundy, former deputy, summons and fine, he their moving expenses paid by Community Facilities Adminis- icies and the Belgian consulate that the Soviet Union was recon- said. tration has aproved an JBS.W said: las been elected the new chief; sidering the deal, apparently for Talks to Start he state and federal government Elltabethvilte last night. The amendment wiH have its under a bill passed by the New grant to cover half the cost of "My days are numbered. I Joseph Connor will be the new fear of rolling her already un- LOS ANGELES (AP) - Talks The demonstration started In N public hearing pec. 17 at 8:30 Jersey Assembly. constructing a storm drainage don't know what effect, if any, deputy; and James Acker, the pleasant relations with Red nay start again this weekend in . orderly manner outside. the m. The measure, passed 57-0 and sewer along Atlantic City's any comment of min* would new first assistant. China. the Lockheed strike. The subject, Jtlgian consulate, Belgians A second measure, also intro- ent to the Senate yesterday, beach front. Th«-pro)ect Is ex- haye. .- ,,v • \ - Luke Pryor waa re-elected most likely, will be the same shouted slogans' condemlng For- 'resident of the c o m p a n y. duced last night, set for a hear- would provide expenses up to pected to be placed 'under con- 'Tarn pfo-educatlon and I be- Itter deadlock: a union shop eign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak allace Bennet was named vice ing on the same night,, would 200 for families forced to relo- struction within it days. lieve moist of the people In this Storm Sewer Aid Me. and protested the Belgian oppo- borough are, also. We do have president, succeeding Larry Far- Permit the borough to install ite properties and $3,000 for WASHINGTON (AP) - An In- The strike -Itself has been tern- ition to Katanga's ' secession, a tax problem here. All the ley, who declined nomination. parking meters In the now munic- luslnesses. Custom Table Pads also attacked tfie agree- terest-free loan of $101,000 to arlly halted. A federal court ipal lot on Gold St. citizens will have conscientious- Arthur GutowlU was re-elected help Woodbrldge, N.J., plan a Assembly majority leader, El- Last week to order for Christ- bftw Sp** ad Prei| order prohibits picketing until CounoUman Thomas F. Oakley f Spa** and ly to weigh,the economics'of the secretary, and Michael Mutvihlll* storm sewer to cost an estimated mer M. Matthews, D-Essex, who mas ddlvery, Clll 741-W48, SHOP Dec. 13, The court Is to start •aid 34 meters will be Installed. dent Kennedy to; take steps Situation against the quality and treasurer, 13,494,200 was announced yester- iponsored the bill with nine At Home Service. Sherman's, 20 against Katanga if the secession kind of education we want to irings Monday on whether to The lot, already paved, wlH be thera, said the federal govern- James Connors was elected a day by the Community Facilities an 10-day coollng-off pe- Broad St., Red Bank.—Adv. d not end. give our children." trustee for three years. to fuB operation after Jan. 1, he ment would share the COM of Administration, od under Hi* Taft-Hartley Law. 'ft moving expenses. 12-TWar, Dec. I, \%1 BED BAJfK REGISTER TVKey TELEVISION wra.Tv|Farewell to Racing TUESDAY AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY MORNING Previews 12: W S:4S For Steve McQupen 2—Love of Life-Serial 4-Newi ant WSather ?—Prejrjew* . By BOB THOMAS Today's top television shows as 4—Your First Impression 7-New* 5:50 . previewed and selected by TV '—Ernie Ford—Variety 1—Three Stooges 2—Give Us This Day—Religion AP Movie-Television Writer „ Key's staff of experts who at- 9—Science Fiction Theater 3—What's New-Children . 5:55 tend rehearsals, watch screen- HOLLYWOOD (AP)-It's fare- I—Merry Mailman—Children «:» 2—News rell to racing for Steve McQueen. ings, and analyze scripts in New 3-Of Men And Ideas 7-Weather 4—Sermonette—Religion He has hung up his goggles, York and Hollywood. t:20 6:69 12:25 r whatever racing car drivers RED SKELTON. Skeiton's 7—Sports 2-College Of The Air •News o when they leave competition grownup fans will enjoy seeing 12:30 t-.a 4—Continental Classroom Audrey Meadows play George Ap- [orever. He has sold his two rac- 2—Search For Tomorrow 7—Capsule Comment • . ' «i» • ers, a Cooper Formula Junior pleby's sour wife—a line of work 2—Sunrise Semester 4—Truth Or Consequences . 6:10 nd a Le Mans-type Jaguar. in which she excels — in the big 5—Cartoons 4—Local News 4—Continental Classroom "That's it; I'm through," he sketch, but only teenagers will 7—Father Knows Best 5—Mickey Mouse Club 7:00 cotton to Bobby JRydell's finger- I—Memory Lane 7—News 2—News said. , • ' Why? snapping chants. Red's panto- !—Rocky And His Friends 9—Zoorama .. i, , 4-Today mime bit has him aping an old 12:4! 1—Quick Draiy McGraw' 7:0J "For various reasons—my fam- Hollywood star who's about to fall 2-Guidlng Light-Serial 3—Profile: New Jersey 5—Call To Prayer-Religion ..y, the fact ,that a number of apart. 8:30 p.m. CBS. 1—Merry Mailman—Children 8:40 7:15 my buddies have been killed in 1 EMPIRE. "Pressure Lock," a 12:55 4—Weather 5—News races, though the danger factor rather mild episode sparked by 4-News 6:45 7:20 has never worried me tod'much. the performances of guests Cath- 1:M 4-News - ' 7—Morning Prayer—Religion 'Also the fact that I'm the *ind Ieen Nesbitt and Carolyn Kearn- 2—Burns And Aljen—Comedy 7—Focus On The News 7:90 a guy who likes to do things ey. In this one, Ryan O'Neal, the 4—Leave It To The Girls 7:00 5-Columbia Lectures well. I can't go out to a race Garret son, who's had nothing 7—Early Bird Cartoons m a weekend after working In 5—Cartoons 2—News Jerry Lewis, the old pro at much to do on the series thus 8:00 picture all week and expect to 7—Answering Service 4-Story Of A Wrestler laughter, comes to Loew'g Rt. 35 far, takes over and tries to bring 2—Captain Kangaroo compete with guys who, have been 1—People Are Funny 5—Beachcomber—Adventure Drive-in in his latest hit, "It's in an oil well to meet the term 5-Sandy Becker—Children practicing for four months. 3—Exploring Nature 7—Phil Silvers—Comedy Only Money" for four days start- of a contract. However, he has 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons . 1:25 9—Merrytoon Circus ing Wednesday, Dec. 5th. As a "But most of all, I came to to call on star Richard Egan to •News l^News 8:00 irivate-eye, Lewis pulls off his the conclusion that I can't serve bail him out. So does the series. 1:30 3—Gallant Insights 7—Little Rascals—Cartoons atest concoctions to create a wo masters. I like the picture Color) 8:30 p.m. NBC. 2—As The World Turns 7:10 8:45 housand laughs. He is supported business. It has been good to me. RUN THROUGH—Jack Benny (left) and Bob Hops JACK BENNY, i Bob Hope 5—Movie—Drama 2—Weather 1-News by Joan O'Brien, Zachary Scott want to learn everything I can luickly repays Benny's visit to 7—December Bride—Comedy 8:50 [bout it, and I can't do that by rehearse an act with which they hope to break into .1—Local News ack Weston, Jesse White and is show last week by turning up 9—Star And Story—Drama- 7:15 9—News and Weather Mae Questel. The co-feature is giving It 75 per cent of my time." ihow business on "The Jack Benny Program" tonight ere tonight. He and Jack are 1—Best Of Graucho—Quiz 2-News 8:55 'Tammy Tell Me True," starring McQueen's passion for racing (9:30-10:00 p.m., EST) on the CBS Television Network. .uite funny pretending to relive 3-Tell Me A Story 7:25 9—Almanac Newsreel Sandra Dee, John Gavin and was no publicity gimmick—or if iie old vaudeville days, trying 1:50 ll-Weather 13—Dateline: New Jersey Charles Drake. it was, he spent a lot of time to get hired by an agent who'll 3—Experiences In English *0O and.money on it. A hot-rodder 7:11 Two great shockers, "Horror xiok anything but Hope and Ben- 1:55 2—Life Of Riley—Comedy s a boy, he gravitated to the 2-MarshaIl Dillon Hotel" and "The Head" will be iy. Bob and Jack are together for 4—News 4-TroubIe With Father racing tracks when he started British Actor Prefers 4—Laramie seen for three days starting Sun- lie whole 26 minutes in a show 2:00 7—Funny Manns hitting the blfrtime as star of 5—Lock Up—Drama day, Dec. 9th. ull of sight gags. 9:30 p.m. CBS 2—Password 7—Combat 9-Jack La Lanne !elevision's "Wanted—Dead or Television Specials DICK POWELL. "Pericles on 4—Merv Griffin—Variety. 9—Movie—Adventure II—Comedy Party—Cartoons Alive." list Street." Theodore Bikel is so 7—Day In Court—Drama II—Beat Of Groucho—Quit IJ-Profile: New Jersey I think it's good for an actor By HAROLD STERN joing into "A Man For All Sea- ;ood as an Intinerant peddler, he 9—Speak Up 13-Art of Film . 0:25 !o have something to occupy his ivercomes a faftering script and 1—Divorce Court—Drama "In TV you can chance some- sons" he was able to work for .8:00 5-News TV Key mind," said McQueen, an analy- some obvious budget production thing that isn't too good," rea- ichaefer twice more. 2:10 2—Lloyd Bridges 9:» :ical chap. "Otherwise he falls ralues. He plays a man who sons George Rose, "because Despite his fondness for the 3—Science Land 5—Wire Service 2—Our Miss Brooks > into the same old patterns of refused to be intimidated, and you're not stuck with it. In the 'Naked City" show he did, he is 2:25 11-High Road 4—Dr.- Joyce Brothers booze and broads." who rallies a neighborhood which 7—News Mailbag theater, I pick plays I'm parti- luick to admit he prefers spe- 13-Music At Large 5—Toppep-Comedy He has had a number of las been in the clutches of an cularly fond of and that have :ials.\ 2:30 8: JO 7-Gale Storm-Comedy scrapes, but suffered no injuries varioious alderman into stand some enduring qualities. Because "The basic difference is time,' 2—House Party 2-Red Skelton 9—Movie—Adventure By STEVEN H. SCHEUER until he raced in England. ng up for their rights. Carrol! if a play hits, you do have to le said. "You get time to do a 7—Seven Keys 4—Empire 13—Parlons Francals 1 O'Connor does a fine job as the 9—Movie—Musical Question — Is Steve Alien do- stay with it." special. On 'Naked City' I bare- 7—Hawaiian Eye , • »:45 cently saw "I Wake Up Scream- >eavy, but co-star Arthur O'Con 3—New York Metropolis ing well with his TV show? I was This sounds like an interesting ly had a nodding acquaintance 11-Probe 13-Tell Me A Story told by a friend, that Allen was ing" on TV and the plots were lell doesn't have much opportun 2:50 and valid p°'nt °f view. However, with the script. On 'Cyrano,' we 8:45 »:!5 going to take over the "To- almost identical.—B.D., New Ha- ty to show what he can do, 9:3C 3—Music Interlude when one examines the television had three weeks. I think a series 13-Ed and Frank 4-News night" show on an alternate bas- ven, Conn. i.m. NBC. 2:55 chances that the fine English ac- can be almost like improvisa- • -. ,t:M' 10:00 is with Johnny Carson. Is this Answer — "Vicki" was a re- GARRY MOORE. Dorothy Lou 4—News tor has taken here, one has to ion." 5-Play Of The Week-Drama 2—Calendar true?-When will they begin this make of "I Wake Up Scream- don's wacky solo at the start, 5—News come away with the conclusion 11—Local Issue 4—Say When new arrangement?—Mrs. G. N. ing." Betty Grable and the late Shirley Bassey's songs ("As Long 1:W that George Rose isn't exactly 13—To Be Announced 5—Movie—Comedy Fair Lawn, N. J. Carole Landis played the sisters Grab Bag: Frank Fontaine, the As He Needs Me" and "I Couli" 2—Millionaire—Drama a daredevil. only consistently amusing thing 1:90 7—Suile—Comedy Answer — The syndicated Steve in "Screaming'' and Jeanne Have Danced All Night"), and 4—Loretta Young—Drama 11—Operation Alphabet Crain and Jean. Peters had the Behind him are appearances on the Jackie Gleason show, has Miss Loudon's switchboard oper 5—Doorway To Destiny 2—Jack Benny Allen nightly show is not doing on the Play of the Week, The turned recording artist. ABC-Par- 4-Dick Powell 10:05 as well as everyone hoped It roles in the remake. ator—"I'm Going Back" finale, 7—Queen For A Day 13—Issue And The Challenge Du Pont Show Of The Month, the amount has rushed out a single make the show worthwhile. Wha 11—How To Marry A Millionaire 7—Untouchables would. However, there is no truth Buick Electra Playhouse, Special ("When Your Hair Has Turned 9—Perspective On Greatness 10:25 to the rumor that Carson and Al For an answer to your question goes on in between is pretty rou 4-News Tonlte and a couple of plays on to Silver" and "Heart Of M; 3:30 11—You Are There len will co-host the "Tonight" about any TV program or actor, ine stuff, but these are the num 2—To Tell The Truth 3—Sclenceland—Education the Hallmark Hall of Fame Heart") In'an effort to cash in 13—Age Of Overkill show. Carson will stay at the write to Steven H. Scheuer, TV bers to look for. 10 \>.m. CBS. 4—Young Dr. Malone—Serial 10:90 Ahead are two more plays for on his publicity. In the works 10:00 helm of the informal, late hour Key Mailbag, c/o this paper.) CHET HUNTLEY REPORT- 5—Mr. District Attorney 2—1 Love Lucy-Comedy Hallmark. an album. Sammy Spear, musi festivities. Our mail indicates the ING. Timely and Illuminating 7—Who Do You Trust 2—Garry Moore 4—Play Your Hunch On Thursday, 9:30 to 11 p.m cal director of the Gleason Show, 11—True Adventure fans are very pleased with the In the last 2,000 years, about half hour interview with Primi II—Laurel Hardy And Chuck 7—Girl Talk 100 species of animals and the (NBC-TV), George costars with backs Fontaine. Minister Nehru of India, filmed 13—Television For Teachers 13-WorId At Ten II—Movie—Drama job Carson is doing on the "To- Christopher Plummer, Hope night" show., same number of birds have been Now that I know that Jud; n New Delhi last week by cor- 5:55 10:10 10:45 Lange and Donald Harron in wiped out forever. • Garland's appearance on the Jack respondents Welles Hangen and 4—Chet Huntley 13—Parlous Francals I Robert Hartung's adaptation or 2—News Paar Show will be in the nature John Rich. Mr. Nehru comment! 11—Mr. Peabody—Cartoon 7—Close-Up! 11:00 Question—Is Annie Farge, who "Cyrano de Bergerac. On Trappers welcome the presence of a fat plug for a forthcoming on all apsects of the India-Chins 9—Kingdom Of the Sea 2—McCoys—Comedy was so good a couple of season! Wednesday, Feb. 6, 7:30-9 p.m, 4:00 of polar bears. Valuable arctic movie, I'm reasonaby confident conflict including Hie shock ol 2—Secret Storm—Serial 11—Mike Hammer 4—Price Is Right , ago as "Angel," going to have (NBC-TV), George will play Al ; foxes often follow them, scaveng- she will show up—unlike several the attack and the spirit of hi: 4—Make Room For Daddy 13—Festival of ths Arts 7—Jane Wyman , her own show once again? IT fred Doolittle in Hallmark's pro- ing from kills. other announced big-name guests people, and discusses such rrtat- 5—Deputy Dawg—Cartoons ' 11:00 9—Johnny Andrews never understand why they took duction of "Pygmalion," Has ABC-TV been had? The :ers as the Pakistan problem, 7—American Bandstand 2—News 13-Wonders Of Words "Angel" off the air and left so 'Naked City' network's "Discovery '62" serie: U. S. support, Russia, and why &—Treasure 4—News many of the inferior comedy His only American TV appear 11:20 shows on.—Mrs, B. P., Munster, recenty hed a contest to name his country has not taken up thi 11—Bozo The Clown 5-News , 13—Issue And The Challenge MOVIE TIMETABLE: ance on a regular series^was in 7—News Ind. a baby hippo which made its TV China-India dispute with the UN. 13—Television For Teachers 11:25 RED BANK a "Naked City" drama entitled Answer — As always in TV, debut on Oct. 1. The name has 0:30 p.m. NBC. 4:25 9—Movie—War Drama 5-News CARLTON- "Go Fight City Hall" earlier ratings dictate the fate of series just been announced. The winning CLOSE-UP! "Gamble at thi 11—Koto The Klown—Cartoon 11—Steve Allen 11:30 Wandiurian Candidate 2:00: T:O0; this season. and "Angel" was a victim of low »:30. selection is "Polaris," which also Keyboard." Interesting, slightl; 4:30 11:10 > 2—Pete And Gladys—Comedy "I've been lucky in my TV rating. Miss Farge has no imme- EATONTOWN happens to be the name of an offbeat documentary. The subject 2-Edge Of Night-Serial 2-Weather 4—Concentration here," Rose admitted. "Even the diate plans to star in another TV DRIVE-IN— NBC news special coming along is the struggle faced by the youn| 4—Here's Hollywood 4-Weather 5—Romper Room—Children 'Naked City' had an interesting Plntci of Blood River 7:03; 11:00: Dec. 19. concert pianist, and the camera: 5-Felix And The Wizard 5-Movie 7—Yours For A Song series. She is currently on the Whatever Happened to Baby Jane script and all the others were 7—Local News road in the play "A Shot In Thi 8:80. The meanest column item of are focused on the Van Cliburn 7—Discovery '62—Children 11:40 worth doing.", Dark." LONG BRANCH he week was a question In a competition at Fort Worth, Texas, 9—Chubby Jackson 11:1$ 13-Tri-SUte Focus George made his first TV ap- 1 BARONET- gossip column which read: "Isn We learn of the odds these Rifted H—Dick Tracy—Cartoons 2—Movie 11:50 UancJiurlan Candidate 3:30: 1:30; pearances in the United States Airborne 2:1X1: 7:00; PREVUE: Beit Hugh O'Brian a trifle old for Ann people are up against, and we 13—American Economy 4—Tonight U-News Question — I think Tony Ran- while he was here for the run of of Enemlea 10:30 Margret?" That's enough to chil also hear them play—which ii 4:55 7—Movie / dall is one of the best comedian: ASBURY PARK "Much Ado About Nothing" in any romance. (The reason I call enough for any show. Te cen 4—News 11:50 in movies today. I can't un LYRIC— 1959. He is currently featured in t a mean item is that Ed Sul ral character is a New York p! 7—American Newsstand 13—Reflections derstand why he hasn't had a TV Phaedra 7:30; 9:30. the excellent "A Man For Al' livan thought of it before I did. ano teacher, Donn Feder. whe 5:00 12:10 14 Firemen series of his own by now. With MAYFAIR- Tiro For Tlie aeeiav 2:15; 7:15; »:«. Seasons" (Last year's best play) Sid Caesar Fans poes to Fort Worth hoping fp 2—Love That Bob—Comedy 11-News a good comedy series, he coul at the ANTA Playhouse. 12:45 be as big a star as Danny Thomas TV fans of Sid Caesar who've the big break. The eventual win- 4—Movie—Drama North of Red Bank "I usually do TV here as wel 2—Movie Are Honored and Andy Griffith. I personally been able to get tickets to hi ner, Ralph Votapek plays with 7—1 Married Joan—Comedy ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS as in London while I'm in t 12:50 think Randall is far more tal- Broadway smash hit musical an exciting dramatic flair, am 9—Movie—Science Fiction ATLANTIC- play," he said. "In that way, I 5-News ented than both of them.—J. D. 'Little Me," can't be blamed viewers will be glad to hear thai 11—Cartoon Zoo By Company Chapman Report 7:00: 9:10, can come out in the daytime." 1:00 Gallipolis, Ohio. they do a double take at whai Mr. Feder's career has progress- 13—Once Upon A Day HAZLET There's some interesting back- they see. Caesar is a howl, bul ed since the filming of the show 5:25 4-News LONG BRANCH - .Fourteen Answer — Randall is in such LOEWS DRIVE-IN- ground to his current appearance Cartoon 7:00; A Very Private Af- viewers who've followed his ca 10:30 p.m. ABC. 11—Rocky And His Friends 5—Movie—Comedy members of Independent Engim great demand for movies that hi [alr 7:07: 10:30: I Thank a Fool 8:«. In "A Man For All Seasons," reer on TV have seen him break 5:30 7—Movie—Drama and Truck Company, 19 Thin just wouldn't have time to sta PERTH AMBOY 'The Common Man' in virtually every one of the rou 2—Movie—Drama 9-Playback-Music Ave., who have served a com In a TV series of his own. He I: AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- "I was originally offered Ihe Crochet for Baby 1:03 Cartoon 7:00; I Thank a Fool 7:OJ; tines and characterizations hi S—Sandy's Hour—Children bined total of 725 years as volun- scheduled to appear on "Alfre 10:53; A Very Frlvatl Atlalr >:IS. role of The Common Man (which does in the musical (i.e. the Ger- 7—Highway Patrol—Police 4—Mayor Of The Town teer firemen will be honored a! Hitchcock's Show" this week in MAJESTIC— he plays now) in England," he man motion picture director), 11—Pooeve—Cartooaa 9—Almanac Newsreel a dinner-dance at Hi-Henry Inn one of his rare TV appearances, Twn For The Beriaw J:3O; «:10; revealed, "but i turned it down Snobs (That's what you are if yoi 695 1:10 Branchport Ave., Saturday a Randall is a veteran of early TV. «:«; Thi Valiant 4:30: 8:10. EDISON 1 felt I'd done that kind of part go to the theater and don't loo! Send to Laura Wheeler, care ol 9—News and Weather 7:30 p.m. Many TV fans remember him ii in London entirely too often. Al 1:35 MENU) PARK CINEMA- ' at television) will rediscover thi The Red Bank Register Needle- The men will be presented the excellent comedy series "Mr. Twa For the Beeiaw 2:00; 4:10; 6:30; so, had I taken the role, I would fact that Sid is a wildly funn; 4—Sermonette—Religion plaques for 50 years or more Peepers," in which he costarrec 10:15; PREVL'E: Period oi Adjust- craft Dipt., P. O. Box 161, Old ment >:3O. have been prevented from doing man and in "Little Me" they wii 2:15 service to the community. Four with Wally Cox. Chelsea Station, New York 11, WOODBHIDGE 'Captain Brassbound's Conver have the additional advantage o N. Y. Print plainly pattern num- 7—Evening Prayer—Religion of the group are charter members lion' for Hallmark arid it was 3:15 DRIVE-IN- having Caesar properly distilled, ber, name, address and zone. of the firefighting unit. Question — Are the movies Chapraan Report 7:05; 11:20; BrldM something I wanted to do very Viewers have had to put up will NEWEST RAGE - SMOCKED 2—News The quartet of charter mem- Wake Up Screaming" and "Vic- to Toko Rl 8:30. much. But, when I learned tha interminable skits which run wel accessories plus 208 exciting 3:20 bers of the company, which wen ki" the same story? I saw "Vic MONTCLAIR Robert Whitehead had bought 'A past their point of hilarity. Vir- needlecraft designs in our new 2—Give Us This Day organized in 1910, are Chares A ki" a few, years ago and I re- CLA1RIDGF- BouUi Saaa Adventure 8:00. Man For All Seasons' for New ginia Martin plays the nominal 1963 Needlecraft Catalog - Jusi Morris, Robert Morris, Joseph A, York and I had a chance to go title role in "Little Me," bul outl Fashions, furnishings to SEASONAL ACCIDENTS Burns, Jr., and Wallace Fester. Caesar, playing seven cartoon Into it late in the run, I did so, crochet, knit, sew, weave, em- COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Sum- Others to be honored are Jo like roles, is the whole show, 1 had appeared for him with some broider, quilt. Plus free pattern mer and early fall are the times seph W. Van Dyke; Walter M.| success in 'Much Ado Abou: Send 25c nowl of danger on the farm, say Ohio Woolley; Louis Procter; John Nothing' and I took the chanc Charles Boyer, who starred oi 1 MATINEE 2 P.M. —- LAST DAY the Dick Powell Shov a fev State University extension spe- Handschuch; Stanley W. Bouse; that he'd bring me over with EVE 7&» "MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE" weeks ago, is back on Broadwa; It adds up! More and mort cialists. The accidental death Frank T. Newcomb; Dorman the show." in S.N. Behrman's "Lord Pen people use The Register ads each rate in these times in Ohio has McFaddln, a former mayor; Wal- k STARTS WEDNESDAY • Which is exactly what happen go." On the Powell Show, Boye: Issue because results come fast- been 42 per cent higher than dur- ter Reid, who Joined the Inde- ed. So, thanks to his not going was far superior to his material er.—Advertisement. ing the other times of the year, pendents shortly after it was or- Into "A Man For All Seasons" h< ganized; George Waitt, a member SUtr, utltr, On Broadway, the situation is thi CONTINUOUS "WHAT EVER eh to litr, was able to work for Georg< since 1911, and J. Howard Ed- same. Boyer Is a delight and EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake SAT. fc SUN. Schaefer and then thanks to hi: you're willing to settle for his tal wards, who joined in 1912. HAPPENED To \tkxxfMHonr ents, "Lord Pengo' is worth Plaques wjll be presented by ing. Agnes Moorhead is co-starrei Merwin J. Stein, company pres- BflBYJANE?" in a role which gives her no op ident. Benjamin Gruber of High- portunity to display her ability lands will be toastmaster. iBette Dans-Joan Crawford "Calculated Risk," another nc Chairman of the committee Shows Nightly 0B0I ENJOY A planning the event Is Ralph Cit- — LAST DAY — i Broadway play, stars Joseph Col from 7 P.M. YEAR-END ten nnd is crammed full of goo tadino. His aides are A. V. Me- "WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO CHILDREN BABY JANE" and HOLIDAY m character actors who turn up reg Una, Francis Hayes and John ALWAYS FREE! "PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER" V at the ularly in all show business mfr LanSa. diums. The melodrama itself I FREE! * STARTS WEDNESDAY * crediled to Joseph Hayes, but It adds upl More and more J BIG HITS people use The Register ads each "HOT is actually a rewritten version o 1. "LOLITA" SMcnkim a British piny. Issue because results come fast- sHor On The Boirdwilk • Atlantic Cily er.—Advertisement. EltCTDIC 2. "BOYS NITE OUT" The direction was undertake! 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Students Get DENNIS TH€ MENACE By Umk N&TE Prize BED ^ANK REGISTER Tu«d*v, Dee. .,4, W^"^^W ^ ^S^BP^^S^*B^P ^^^^9^^M^ Edueitk*al Develop- atntfcn ta enter toe field of »ee- Test. aodttry school teacfalaf. Her col- Advices' On Goes To In addition, Miss Perkins has lege preferences include Bates, been extremely active in. her con- Douglass, Washington and Jack- Phone Use Miss Perkins tributions to tiff school and com-ton College. munity. She is serving as literary The council will recommend LONG BRANCH - Victoria IXWG BRANCH - Mrs. E. G editor of the Green Wave, the Miss Perkins for a college schol- Perkins, a senior at Long Branch Butts .and Mrs. P. B. Kice, traf- arship. On tax High School, has been named a school's yearbook; chairman of fic service advisers for the New finalist in the National Council of the Welfare Committee and mem- Jersey Bell Telephone Company, Achievement Awards competition ber of the Problem Committee of Four Begin Tours he Student Council; a member presented a program on proper by SAM DAWSON undertaken by students of high 7t the 8:40 Players, the Chorale, Of Active Navy Daly , telephone techniques to memben school English throughout the NEW YORK (AP) - dhqukl "try to reduce ratter than country. md the Varsity Singers. NAD EARLE — Four men of of the Pen »nd,StencU Club ol and the sdmlnbUation are draw- o enhance the deadweight bur Previously, she served as chap- the Naval Reserve Electronics Long Branch High School recent- Miss Perkins was the only Mon- lain of Alpha Chapter of Tri- Division U here have departed ing up their lines twjay for aq- lea of (tax) compliance costs tnouth County public high school ly- ••/ • . ., : other round in the periatal battle business, as well at on the public Hi-Y, a member of the Junior on two years' active duty "with, student cited by the council. the fleet. They are Donald Dra* A tape recording was played il- over taxes. At conferences; here generally." rTl» costs .include the Class Executive Board, and a Last year, Anne Harris and lustraUng the general aspects ol and in Washington the two sides fees of tax counsel aid the sal- member of the Junior-Faculty gone of 268 Poole Aye. and Rob- telephone courtesy, special atten- are outlining their views, The de-•ties Of t»Jt managers, as well as Patrick Duckworth were similar- basketball game committee. She ert Dykeman of 306 Pool* Ave., ly recognized, making Long tlon was given to the correct ha* bate is as much over the Mitd of business activities changed [s a Sunday school teacher and both Long Branch; Alfred Potter Branch High School the only pub- (fling of incoming and outgoinj taxes as over the Ugh rates. hampered' by complying with secretary of the Long Branch and of 102 Queens Dr. South, Little the lic high school in the county to calta, and the proper transferrlnj The final stands nay be nude tax laws. Vicinity UCYM. j Silver, and Raymond Fisher of of later-office calls. The record- have students receive awards The award-winner plans to ma-622 Atlantic Ave., Point Pleas- de*r when.jhe President address- Beit another speaker at the, from the council for superior ing was followed by a color film es a group of businessmen here ference, Rep. Thomas B. Curtis, [or to English at college in prep- ant. showing the Importance and the quality of achievement in high Dec, 14 and perhaps- reveals the It-Mo., says real federal tax school English. necessity . of proper telephom forms .his proposals to the new form can come only from, expendl manners to the efficient operation Congress will- take. tyre cuts''and the prospects Robert S. Whitman, director of of a business establishment. this in-tm or in IBM be calls the Achievement Awards pro- At today's hearing In Washing- gram, in a letter of congratula- A, discussion period was held ton businessmen are telling the grim. following the program, and tele tions to Miss Perkins, praising Internal Revenue Service their Businessmen generally appear GnedtUm! phone - technique literature was writing ability and understanding objections to and perplexities to be plugging for a return to distributed to club member;. of literature, wrote, "the ability about the new rules it proposes 47 per cent corporate income t The program was arranged bj that you have shown in using our on expense account deductions. rate. This was raised to- 52 pei language should help you contrib- Sandra Karl, president of the Pei Commissioner Mortimer M. Cap- WEEKEND at cent during the Korean War emer- ute richly to the success of your and Stencil dub. Betty Hall ii lin says the hearing well may gency and renewed annually since faculty adviser to the studem own pursuits and to the life of lead to a' relaxation of some of then. The return to 47 per cent our nation." group. the proposed crackdown. would be automatic June 30, if James R. Squire, executive the MARRIOTT Congress doesn't vote otherwise in IPOOK MAN'S PHILOSOPHER In New York, businessmen and secretary of the council, in a let- It pays to advertise in the Rec federal legislators are discussing the meantime. 48 hours of carefree fanI n the lap of luxury. Bank Register.—Advertisement. ter to Herbert A. Korey, princi- the wider problem of tax reform Such a drop in the corporate pal of the high school extended A Polynesian feast in exotic KonaKai is just OIM at a meeting of the Tax Founda- rate would give business about Santa Gets Some congratulations to members of of the many thrills you'll enjoy. A steak dinner ill tion, a nonprofit research body $2.5 billion more to invest in ex- the high school department of the Sirloin and Saddle Boom is another. All meals THOUSANDS long &dicated to seeking lower pansion, or in building reserves, English "who develop reading are included. Also your large room with private tax burdens and less government or in paying dividends. How much and writing to a fine art." balcony. A bottle of champagne. Even a full color spending. Cutting Comments would go directly into economic photo snapped of you in Koaa Kai—a souvenir OF GIFTS And the complications of the tax growth is moot. But business lead- "Studies have indicated the gen- of a weei-end you'll never forget—your week-end rules decreed in the Revenue Act ers say such a boost to profits eral academic competence of the of 1962 will be discussed in Wash- after taxes would increase the By HAL BOYLE NCTE Achievement Award fi- at the Marriott! FOR THE FAMILY BOYLE per person ington next week at a meeting o pace notably. nalists. The school programs which produce these winners have (double occupancy) includes everything business executives, their tax at- NEW YORK (AP) - Remarks You some land of a Communisi also been found to be of high AT torneys, and federal tax adminis- that make a street corner Santa nut, or something?" Check in any time after 6 p.m. Friday, out by S p.m. NO KP AT MET quality. Your English department trators, sponsored by the Federal Claus want to turn in his bell: Sunday. For reservation* phone TEnnyaon 9-6000 "Frankly, in my opinion he's can well be proud that one of its Bar Association and Foundation OLD BRIDGE, N. J. (AP)- 'Here's a penny for you, and SANTA'S Because singing is more pleasant seen a lot more pink elephants students has been honored." and The Bureau of National Af penny for each of your dear littli in his life than he has reindeer.' MOTOR fairs Inc. than doing kitchen police, basso elves." Miss Perkins previously has HOTEL Louis Sgarro has a career at the "Mama, why are you giving been awarded a letter of com- .Marriott HEADQUARTERS All hands agree that they'd like Metropolitan Optra. "How come you ask me again, money to Santa 'Claus?! thought Schuylkfll Expressway and City line Avenue to see the nation's economy grow mendation for her performance in Santa Claus, when I just told you he was supposed to bring presents Philadelphia > ; faster and that the burden of high Sgarro, who makes his horn the National Merit Scholarship THE here, had no special desire to what I wanted in the department to us." Qualifying Test, and a similar taxation may be holding this back. store only 10 minutes ago?" The rub comes when tax cuts sing until he entered the Arn.y 'His nose was red when award for her achievement in the mean still higher Treasury defi World War II. "I quickly learned "Oh, dear, are you absolute!; passed him oh the way to work RAILROAD cits. This briifes up the ticklish that by singing you could escape sure you don't have change for this morning. Now it seems to be question of holding down govern- many unpleasant military duties a quarter? I hate to pass you byturning blue." "I'm the inspector, Irwin Urges ment spending and how and if this such' as KP," he says, "so without donating something." McGillicuddy. I know your feet WAREHOUSE can be done, or even if it should sang, "I'm from the City License De- hurt, but smile, man—look jolly. be done. partment. If you don't have a li- Maybe if you'd sing a chorus of Co-operation cense, I'll have to call the Black A call for "less heavy relianc 'Jingle Bells' now and then, it OUTLET One-Yard Wonders Maria and give you a free ride on taxes which are imposed on might stir up a little more busi- 241 Highway », Eatootown downtown." ness." In Survey iutt Saalk of Eateilmn Circle business as such" is made toda OPEN DAILY >:30 lo •:» at the Tax Foundation meeting by Printed Pattern Oh, Grace, go ahead. I dare RED BANK - Joseph C. Irwin SAT. t-jg la l:» Prof. C. Lowell Hariss of Colum you to pull his beard off." director of the Monmouth County CaltMZJCM bia University. He says Congress 'I'm the inspector, McGUlicud- Red Bank Board of Freeholders, in a state- dy. let me sniff-your breath. ment has "requested and urged I smell liquor, you'll turn in thai families in the county who re- uniform this minute." Rifleman Is ceived questionnaires from the CHRISTMAS HOURS "Is it true that except during Tri-State Transportation Commit- the Christmas season all you San-Rated Expert tee for their passenger potential UNTIL DECEMBER 22 ta Clauses hang out down on the survey, to complete and return Bowery?" WASHINGTON - The Expert them as soon as possible." > Afl office* of Pod'n me, could you direct me Rifleman Medal, second highest Mr. Irwin stated, "The 10,500 to the store that is having a spe- award in American qualification questionnaires sent to Monmouth shooting, has been won by Jerry County families will provide a BELL FINANCE COMPANY cial on fur coats, marked down •Dttr- from $5,000 to $4,499?" - Charles Senion, 216 Spring St., foundation of information for the PLAYING CARDS Red Bank, tiie National Rifle Sure, I'm sure, it's Uncle short-range plans and proposals Association has announced. Open Daily 9 - 6 Friday 9-8 Jake. Nobody — not even Santa of the Tri-State Transportation Your eve/y card gam* is * liwry pletsura Saturday 9 12 Claus—ever had a nose as b Shooting several hundred tar- Committee for transportation im- with Kem Cards. Their permanent and red as Uncle Jake's." gets in the last few months, the provements in Monmouth Coun- ''snap," their built-in economy, new expert marksman fired his 'Uncle, Mama said to tell you ty." comes from tough acetate-cellulose way through 13 lower NRA qual- she didn't care whether or m He added that "a corollary ben- ifications to achieve his new high plastic They keep their beiuiy for it's against the rules for you i efit will be the availability of the rating. With one more set of tar- years; naturally, never bend or • go shopping in your costume. Sh. results to the county and its mu- gets to fire, the new expert will dogear. Guaranteed waslublt, tool '— says that if you don't stop ant nlcipalties, enabling us to inte- up his rating to Distinguished pick up a couple of pounds ti grate our local transportation Many desiins to ehtose fram in Expert Rifleman, the select top Revolutionary NEW boiling beef on the way home, yoi planning with that of the Tri- qualification rating for the shoot- irid{t,uusti,piaocU<, 'Mtnuf won't get any dinner tonight." State group." ers of the nation. Mr. Irwin emphasized the "im- "I'm sorry we can't let you us The new expert is a member portance of transportation im- our rest room facilities. This 1 of the Red Bank Rifle Club. He provements to the economy of the a high-class establishment. Wh; attends Red Bink High School Telephone RESEARCH MAKES THK DIFFBRBNCE County." don't you try the store across thi His instructor is H. James Kear- street?" ney. ' "Our 30,000 commuters repre- SH 1-0001 "Naw, standing out in the coh sent a substantial and growing segment of our total income and doesn't bother him. After all, b RED IANK MICRO-TV lives at the north pole, doesn' Troop 50 an efficient, convenient and ex- panding system of transportation MODEL 5-303W he?" Wbat're you doing go'ini is a vital necessity to the econom- around in a red suit like that' Award Goes ic health of our area." Mr. Jrwin is director of high- at LITTMAN'S ways for Monmouth County and Student Aiding To Wilcoxen represents the county on the lo- SHREWSBURY — An Arrow cal co-operating committee of the ...ENCHANTING GIFTS Research Study of Light award was presented to Tri-State Transportation Commit- LEWISBURG, Pa. - Charles Walter Wilcoxen, who was grad- tee. J. Furst, son of Mr. and Mrs.uated from Webelos to Boy Scout Louis Furst, 11 Louis Cir., MidTroop 50, when Cub Scout Pack 50 met at the school Friday. It's true! ONE YARD 54-inch dletown, N. J. is one of nine Past Commander Awards were presented to Jo- fabric is all you need for this Bucknell University students a seph Knoltz, John Johnstone, smart skirt. Extra-easy—no side sisting Dr. Douglas Candland, ol Fred Strieker, Gary Conover, An- DIAMOND JEWELRY seams. Jiffy-cut tissue is In on the university faculty, with a re Dinner Planned drew Kelly, Philip Rollins, Rich- piece. search study in the field of psy RED BANK — Herman Jones ard Gerhold, Philip Genovese Printed Pattern 9450: Misses' chology. of The Vista, Middletown, Im Dr. Candland, assistant profes Philip Harrison, Robert Fedde- mediate past commander of Red Waist Sizes 24, 25, 26, 28, 30. ler, Robert Kimble, Carl Booth Each size: 1 yard 54-inch. Jif- sor of psychology, said the pur Bank Post 438, Veterans of For- pose of the project is to exatnim Carl Nil!, Gary Conover and eign Wars, will be honored at a fy-cut in one piece. Douglas Bentley. Fifty cents in coins for thii certain factors believed to have dinner at the Colonial Restau- 7 Denner stripes went to Carl pattern — add 10 cents for eac an influence on adult social be- rant, here, Feb. 23, Robert Gaw, havior. The work Is being car- Nill, Giles Whalen, Patrick Dwy- commander, has announced. pattern for first-class mail. Send er, Barr Soltls, Richard Pratt to Marian Martin, Red Bank ried on through grants from the The dinner also will honor all National Institutes of Health. Gary Conover, Douglas Bentley Register, Pattern Dep^., 232 West Stephen Morris and Gary Lutz past commanders since 1920, 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Furst'is a dean's list studenl when the post was organizM. Mrs. George Feddeler, den Print plainly name, address wit at Bucknell, where he is a jun- mother of den No. 1, received Henry Jacob) was named chair- •Weighs only 8 lbs., even a child can cany zone, size and style number. ior. During his first year he was a pin (or two years' service. man of the affair. The committee elected to Phi Eta Sigma, na- assisting him Includes Thomas it • Fully transistorized, with amazing new FIRST TIME EVER! Glamor- Jay Halvorsen, a new cub tional honor society for freshman Monaghan, Stanley Conover, Rob- ous movie star's wardrobe plus scout, was welcomed into the epitaxial power transistors n Plays anywhere men. Last year he served as as ert Kennedy, George Dattolie, 110 exciting styles to sew i pack and presented his bobcat slstant editor of The Bucknellian, Dan Fullerton and Mr. Jones. on its own rechargeable battery pack, auto/ our new Fall-Winter Patten Pin. boat battery or AC Catalog. Send 39c. student weekly newspaper. A commemorative journal wll be Issued for the occasion. Mr. Here Is Ida most femiiksWe television you'w ever seen. Tha amazing Y's Men Set Jacobl said funds derived from YOUR CHOICE SONY Micro-TV, the Television of tin Future, lurdly larger than a the journal will be used for the Dlunond Ptndanu telephone. So light In weight you can carry It anywhere, so versatile, post's veterans' rehabilitation you can use it indoors or out, even In a moving auto or boat. Even the Dlunond Crouei $095 Yule Tree Sale person^to-persbn, and community picture Is years ahead of other television. Completely true—sharp and Dlimoad Tle-Tickf HORSEMEN! service, activities. ( precise, with no bothersome "scanning" lines found In other sets. You RED BANK — The annual even watch It differently—as you would read a newspaper, with Christmas tree sale sponsored by The post has received a letter DUmond Ring from the Gosport Branch of the never a hint of eyestrain. The Micro-TV Is ready for UHF. A UKF DO YOUR the Red Bank Y's Men's Club All In UK Sold Royal Naval Association, Hants, 8 converter will be available and permits the set to receive the full will ctart Saturday, at the YMCA All Pendnntl with 50c Weekly range of UHF television. Micro-TV Is In limited production, so come building, on Riverside Ave. England, thanking the members Golii Chahll In for a convincing demonstration today, list $229.95. Battery, ac- This project has been ' con-for the American flag presented cessories extra. ducted for many years by the to them in behalf of the Red Bank CHRISTMAS SHOPPING post by Mr. Jacob! on his re- Club for the benefit of the YMCA Other Styles From $19.95 to $1000. youth program. Proceeds have cent trip to Great Britain, The FOR been used for scholarships, equip- brand) said the flag would be VISIT OUR STEREO ROOM— 2ND, FLOOR ment and new facilities for the carried and displayed at cere- Community "Y". monies with their own branch This year's program Is under standard. COLOR TV HEADQUARTERS TACK and EQUIPMENT the direction of Russell Uhren- holdt of Lincroft, Arthur Poyner, KENNA KNEW KLEIN AT Shrewsbury, Is Christmas tree ST. LOUIS, (AP) - Patrolman lot chairman, Mark Crook of James Kenna knew something Holmdel Is financial secretary. was wrong when a motorist he President of the Y's Men's Club stopped for speedlpg told him FRED D. WIKOFF Co. Is Richard Tucker of Mlddletown. he was James Kllen of 3685 Open Moo. and Frl. Nights Open Nlfhts 'til Christmas The wives conduct a wreath Weber Rd, MAPLE AVE. and BERGEN PLACE STORE 171 Smith Street £5 Iroad Street sale at the "Y" during the same "You're under arrest," the of- RED BANK < period. Proceeds of this sale also ficer said, "James Klein Is my Perth Amboy Red Rank 30 BROAD ST. RED BANK are donated to the youth pro- cousin," gram. The president of the Y's The motorist admitted his real Other stores: Plalnlleld, Somcrvllle, Dover, New Brunswick, Red Bank's oldest, most experienced television store PLENTY of FREE PARKING SPACE tyenettes Club Is Mrs. Mary name and said he had found the Menlo Park, Morrlstown, Trenton and Uvltiown, Pa. Poyner of Shrewsbury. license. Dec 4, 1962 BED BANK REGKTER fig? Donald Terpack, Tim Cyllard To Ik Honored At Grid Dinner NEW YORK (AP) - Southern Honored at Princeton Dinner CallformVi unbeaten, untied Tro- PRINCETON — Captain Daniel in graduate study. A two-year Nassau gridiron teams from jans, U new Hall of Fun in- terpack of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., standout at longside guard for 1945 to 1957, the Caldwell award ductees, and Awociated Supreme and Timothy Callard of Balti- the Tigers, he hat been called recognizes hard work and appli Court Juitice Byron R. White will more, Md., last night were by Colman "Princeton's best cation in its terms. Previous be honored tonight at the annual named co-recipients of the John two-way guard since World War winners have been guard Joseph awards dinner of the National Prentiss Poe Memorial Cup, II." His all-around excellence DeDeo, guard Matthew Tobriner Football Foundation. Princeton University's highest was recognized this year in his and tackle Andrew Conner. football award. selection as a guard the Princeton's varsity, junior var- The trophy, donated in honor Coaches' All-Ivy team. stu- lity and freshmen football teams of John Poe of the famous foot- dent in the Department of Re- were honored at the annual din- ball-playing brothers, was pre- ligion, he is also captain-elect of ner in the Princeton Inn. The sented to the two seniors at the the lacrosse team and . was Tiger varsity won five while annual football dinner by Neil- named a defensetnan on the All- losing four and finished in a tie son Poe '97, sole surviving mem- American lacrosse team last for third place in the Ivy ber of the quintet. spring. His parents are Mr. and League. Coach Eddie Dono- William Merlini of Great Neck, Mrs. Henry Callard of 5407 Ro- van's junior varsity went unde- N.Y., received the Charles W. land Ave., Baltimore. The Tiger feated in a six-game schedule. Caldwell Memorial Trophy, em- senior is an alumnus of Gilman The Nassau freshmen scored blematic of demonstrated im- School, of which his father is four victories against two set- provement and continued effort headmaster. backs. in football play at Princeton. The terms of the Poe Award Merlini received his trophy from call for presentation of the cup Head Coach Richard W. Colman, to "that member of the football HONORED GRIDDERS —Four Rum«on-Fa!r Haven Rigional High School griddtri talk over the pait »a«on with Jr. team who, in addition to proving Mrs. Wm. Riker's coach Joe Rosati, center, at lait night's dinner honoring th* turn. The affair, h»ld at the Willowbroolclnn, Fair Terpaot started at wingback himself a player of ability, has In all but two games during his exemplified loyalty and devo- Haven, was put on by the Bulldog Boosters. The players are, left to right, Ken Thompson, Milton Jetter, Jay varsity career. He missed the tion to Princeton's football in- Bampton Castle Benedict and Vernon Paulson. Jetter, a tackle, will graduate in th» spring. Thompson, a guard; Benedict, an end, opener in his sophomore season terests, courage, manliness, self- and quarterback Paulson will co-captain the Rurmon-Fai r Haven team in 1963. Vanity and junior varsity football and the final game of his junior control and modesty, persever. 2d in Brush Div. year, the latter following a ance under discouraging condi- players, cheerleaders and twirlers were fated at tha bap quet. . ' NEW YORK - Following the broken ankle suffered a week tions, observance of the rules SYRON (WHIZZER) WHfTB completion of a highly successful earner. A graduate of Wllkes- of Che game and fairness toward boards for the winners in the Barre's CoughUn High School opponents." 1962 agenda of hunt racing, Hawks Win second half. He saw no action The Trojans, who last Saturday end studying -in the department Merlini, a graduate of North LombardVs Packers In the opening half of play. completed their tint perfect sea- of electrical engineering, he was High School In Great Neck, has Tom Farrell was also in double son in 30 years, will receive the termed by Colman "the finest been the starting fullback for the Racing Association, announced Opener, 69-58 figures for Monmouth with 15 MacArthur Bowl ai the top col- wingback to play at Princeton Tigers the past two seasons. His the recipients of the association's markers. lege team in the country. The 10th annual distribution of {6,600 'Back on the Trac ASBURY PARK — Monmouth freshman and sophomore years Monmouth connected on 27 oiMacArthur Bowl previously hai since George SeVla." (Sella was College opened its 1962-63 bas- were marked by injuries which in owners bonus awards. 60 shots while the losers found 1949 captain and mentioned on MILWAUKEE (AP) — Green tense, virtually stymied by Balti ketball season on a successful been won by Syracuse, Minnesota kept him from reaching his full the range on only 23 of 70 at- several All-American teams.) Tallied by awarding three more and Detroit in the last two note by defeating Trenton State and Alabama. potential. The 200-pounder came Bay coach Vince Lombardi fig- tempts. His defensive play was equally points for a winning race, two outings, showed gome of its for- College, 69-58, before 4,000 home- White, know as Walzzer during into his own as a junior and his ures the Packers are "back on Larry Poland of Keyport and as reliable as were his blocking, for placing, and one for running mer punch with the return of coming fans here Saturday bis collegiate days at Colorado, blocking was credited with a Paul Herr of Mlddletown, both ball carrying and pass receiving. third, the awards are open to the track" in a drive for their halfback Paul Hornung in a start- night. ' and already a Hall of Fame mem- He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. great deal of the success en- freshmen, led the Monmouth Jun- participants !n the timber, brush third straight Western Divisioi ing role. It was also the opening game ber, will receive the gold medal Peter Terpack of 785 North joyed by Nassau tailbacks the ior varsity to a 75^51 romp In and hurdle races held at spon- tide and the right to defend theii for the Trenton State cagers. award for contribution to the Pennsylvania Ave., Wilkes-Barre. past two seasons. The son o Hornung, the NFL scoring king the preliminary game with 20 sored hunt race meetings in the Monmouth came from behind game. Eleven former players in- Callard was honored last week Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Merlini oi National Football League cham for the past three years, made his and 14 points, respectively. John East and in the Midwest. Mainly first start since suffering a twisted In the second half to post the vic- cluding the late Phil King of by the National Football Found* 33 Station Rd., Great Neck, he donshl le New Yorl Deegan of Long Branch was al- due to the sponsorship of a *2,000 P P tory. ' Princeton, and one coach will go tion when it selected him as one is enrolled in the history depart right knee Oct 14 against Minne- so in double figures for the win- minimum for- timber racing by GiantsGit . Gerry BIttenblnder of Brick into the hall of fame. of eight winners of Earl Blalk ment. sota. His mere presence seemed ners with 13 points. the UHRA, the amateur sessions "We came back as I expected,' to pick up the Packers-and help Township sparked the Hawk at- Fellowships, awarded to out- Established In honor of the The Hawks have a big test to- disbursed (126,795 in purse mon- Lombard^ said with a grin Sunday fullback Jimmy Taylor, who has tack throughout the game. He standing scholar-athletes for use late Princeton coach who handled night when they meet Long Is- The President's Cup Regatta ey during the year. In 1981 the after the Packers belted the Los been a marked man in his run- wound up high scorer in the tilt Angeles Rams 41-10. land University at Power Mem was first held on a quiet Septeto- purses totaled $117,215.^ ning partner'! enforced Idleness. with 25 points. The sophomore orial High School, Brooklyn. ber afternoon In 1926. Undefeated In a trio of starts "This is an endurance conted backcourt ace hit on nine of 18 now," Lombard! added. "The long Hornung grabbed a 30-yard field goal attempts. Carlos Ortiz KOs Kosaka over timber, Plying Cottage touchdown pass, from Bart Starr season affected us, but we seem Bob MacAIister, M center from owned by J. Blan van Urk's Sug- for the Initial Green Bay touch- ar Tree Farm, Unionville, Pa. to be all right now." Rumson, dominated the back- NJ Cridders Named On ECAC The Packers, worked merciless- down in the first period. Before To Retain World Title won the $1,000 first prize with limping to the sidelines in the nine points. Earning eight points ly by Lombardi in week-lon drills after a 26-14 Thanksgiving third quarter, he carried nine TOKYO (AP) - Crispiwnching tiz' superb ringsmansWp. For the each, the following divided the Bulldog Frosh All-East Football Team Day defeat by Detroit, maintained times for 27 yards and picked up Carlos Ortiz of New York knocked first four rounds, referee James balance of the second, third and their one-game lead over th 69 yards on two pass receptions. out Japan's Teruo Kosaka with a Wilson of the United States, gave fourth monies amounting to Open Dec. 19 NEW YORK (AP)-Dartmouth ton, Baltimore; Tony Day, Colum- Lions by rolling over Los Angeles hard right to the jaw in 2:32 of Ortiz 20 points and Kosaka 13 un $1,200; Thomas B. Glynn's Allan "I'm a little rusty, but it felt center Don McKinnon from Ar- bia, Mansfield, Mass. for their 11th victory in 12 starts. RUMSON - Rumson-Falr the fifth round last night to re- der the five point must system in Adale, Greenwich, Conn.; Mrs good to go to work," Hornung lington. Mass.. and Penn State QuarterbadcMWU Wm. Dart- Detroit, owner of a 10-2 record, said. "The knee doesn't feel too Haven Regional High School tain his world Hgbtweight boxing which the winner of each round June H. McKnight's Hill Tie end Dave Robinson of Moores- mouth, Richmond, Vs.; Gary edged Baltimore, 21-14. bad and I'm pretty pleased. I Freshman basketball squad will championship. receives five points. Great Falls, Vs.; George A. Wey- play a U-game schedule during town, N. J., head the Eastern Col- Wood, Cornea, Cornand, N. Y. The awesome Green Bay of didn't know at the start of the Ortiz, a native Puerto Rican, Judge Anthony Petronella mouth's Sir George, Greenville, the 196243 iptson. lege Athletic Conference univer- Halfbacks — Roger Kodmu. game whether I'd be in the hos- sity division All-East football Penn State, Wllktntburg, 1%.; Al tagged Kosaka with two sharp chairman of the rating committee Del., and Janon Fisher, Jr.'s pital tonight. Most of my calls The Bulldog yearlings open the tije team announced yesterday. Snyder, Holy Cross, Baltimore; lefts to the head and followed of the World Boxing Association Mountain Dew, Eccleston, Md. were to run straight up, but I cut campaign Dec. 19 against scored it 19 to 17 for Ortiz while Bill Taylor, Harvard. Cooksbn. with the thunderous right which In the brush racing division, Rutgers-Penn a few times without any trouble." new Mater Dei High School The squad represents the lead- Japanese judge Haruo Ishiwata- Mum. sent the 22-year-old challenger to Bugle Call II earned 13 points to New Monmouth on the Rumson ing point getters In the weekly Rido scored it 20 to 17 for Ortiz. Taylor, the pile-driving fullback Fullbacks-Ride Leeson, Pitts- the canvas. Kosaka, ranked fifth gain the $1,000 first award for C. court.' After a game Dec. 2 poll of ECAC players, with three bv the World Boxing Association, The AP score card had it 20 for 3-Time Rivals from Louisiana State, scored burgh, Scott Township, Pa.; Pe- Mahlon Wine, Ambler, Pa. Mrs. with Matawan, the Bulldogs will points for each weekly selection tried to get up, then feU back and Ortiz and 11 for Kosaka. touchdowns on bursts from 1 and ter Cummings, Yale, Brlarcllff William C. Riker, Hotadel, N. J., return to action Jam. 2, against and one for each nomination. Oth- with a gesture of pain and dls- 2 yards out wtiile taking the NFL Manor, N. Y.; Tom Elgar, Penn; The champion was in contra receives the $600 second award This Week the same club. ers named in addition to McKln- gust, slumped back. throughout the fight. In the open- scoring lead with 102 points and - SCHEDULE — non and Robinson were: Atherton, Ky.; Harry Crump, via the nine paints earned by her• NEW BRUNSWICK - Rutgers boosting his league-leading rush- It was the 26-year-old titlehold ing round he poked his left re- 19 Mattr Dtl (New Mon.) H 4 p.m. Boston College, WestborO, Mati. Bampton Castle. Earning eight and Pennsylvania will meet In ing total to 1,239 yards. Taylor's Ends—Art Graham, Boston Col- er's first bout since he wrested JenUessly into KosaJca's face and 21 llatawan A ? p.m. In addition, three quarterback, points, Half Baked gained the six events in three sports this 17 touchdowns are just one shy Jin. lege, Somervttle, Mass. the crown from Joe Brown in Los in tha second he sent the chal- 2 Vatavan H < p.ra. were given the sophomore honor*. third award of $400 for Mrs. Wil- week as the winter schedule gets of the league record., 4 Railtan A * p.m Tackles-Charlie Johnson, Villa- Angeles last April. He weighed lenger to the canvas with a jolt- 9 Wall Tup. H 4 p.m They are Archie Roberts, Cokm- ing left jab. In the fourth, Ortiz liam Coxe Wright of St. Davids rolling. In all, Rutgers teams Taylor admitted that it was nice 11 Henrj Hudson Reg. A 4 p.; nova, Philadelphia; Tom Tappen, 134% pounds while Kosaka tipped 19 Wall IVp. A 10 u rn bit, Holyoke, Man.; Roger Stan- tii» scales at 133. bloodied Kosaka's nose with Pa. Mrs. Wright also divided the will participate in 12 events. to have Hornung back. 25 B*d Bank CMhollc A 4 p.: Rutgers, Dover, N. J.; Ed Slitky, bach, Navy, Cincinnati; and Jer- fourth award of $200 with Milton » Vonmoutti Rerftmal H 4 p.; Cornell, New York City. "I didn't expect to finish him flurry of blows that made the The basketball team has three "His running helps and he r«b. ry Wheichel, Massachusetts, Co- challenger's legs buckle. Ritzenberg, Berryville, Va. Mrs games on the road in four days. threw a lot of good blocks" the Henry Hudson Rer. H ID a.m. Guards—Tun Callard, Prince- so early in the fight," said Ortiz Rarltin H 4 p. chltuate, Mass. afterwards. "I thought of knock- The flight was the first light- Wright's Gowran and Mr. Rltz- The Scarlet will play the Quak- punishing Green Bay bulldozer Monmooth Regional A 10 a.m enberg's Welstead each gained ers in the Palestra tomorrow, sadd. "However, we all were try- Matt? Del A 4 p.m. ing him out either in the HMn, or weight tide match ever held in Dm Bank Catholic H 10 a,m. 11th round. But I knew from the Japan. Ortiz received a reported seven points during the year. then will leave on a two-das ing harder after a bad game.' second round that I had him." $50,000 for his efforts. Kosaka's A winner of four races and 1- jaunt to New England, where All the Packers appeared set Gotham Bowl Ortiz gave the youthful Kosaka purse, although not officially dis- points, Wiz Diz easily picked up will meet Boston University in for the two-game invasion of the a talented boxing lesson in re- closed, was believed to be about the $1,000 share of the hurdle Boston on Friday, and the Uni West Coast. They scheduled Troubles Start cording his 38th victory against $2,000. division awards for William C. versity of Massachusetts in Am- plane flight yesterday for games herst, Mass., Saturday. four defeats and his 16th knock- Ortiz's manager, Dick Daly, Robinson, Jr., of SewicHey, Pa In San Francisco next Sunday and FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — out. Kosaka was game and willing said afterwards that his fighter's Royal Dale, the Property of Mor- Penn also will provide the ini- then the regular season windup Texas Christian University's ath- but he suffered from a shorter next title defense probably will be ris H. Dlxon, Cochranville, Pa. tial opposition for the swimmers in Los Angeles. letic officials removed their foot- reach, less strength and less skill held In San Juan, Puerto Rico in and Iberian II, owned by the and fencers. Coach Frank Elm "We have all the Incentive we ball team from consideration for than his opponent. February. No probably opponents Coventry Rock Stable, Pitts- will take his varsity and fresh- need," Lombardi said, obviously a Gotham Bowl (New York) in- A crowd of 8,000 applauded Or- were named. burgh, Pa., each had nine points man swimmers to Philadelphia looking for two more victories vitation at noon yesterday. to divide second and third money for meets with the Quaker! which would assure his charges Athletic Director L. R. Dutch totaling $1,000. The fourth award Wednesday. The fencers, under of a rematch with the Giants, Meyer huddled with head Coach of $200 was shared by War Union the direction of new coach Eastern Division champs, for the Abe Martin and then issued this II's owner, Richard K. Mellon, Charles Pesthy, will visit Penn NFL title Dec. 30. The Packers announcement: Ligonier, Pa., and Alfred H. Saturday. mauled the Giants 37-0 in last "We received a wire last nfghi Smith, Upper Marlboro, Md., the The home portion of the 12- year's playoff. from Bob Curran, executive di- owner of Hunters Risk. Each of meet swimming schedule will be- rector of the Gotham Bowl, that the hurdlers picked up eight gin Saturday when the varsity Telstar has 3,600 solar cells he would contact us Monda; points during the spring and fall entertains Fordham and the with which It boosts the strength morning. He has not done so. hunt racing sessions. freshmen host Peddie School. of microwave signals from the Therefore, we are withdrawing Also this week, the freshman earth before It relays them back TCU's name from consideration basketball team will play to the ground. for the bdds." Tony Hoeflinger Penn Wednesday, and at Hofstra Saturday and the frosh fencers Scarlet Captain will take on Lawrenceville here Crosetti, Schulte File Suit To IREAKIN& POINT—Yankees gather Wednesday. Mo., TO help break in the new pool table at th* home of NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - Last season, the Rutgers bas- Roger Maris. From left are Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berre, Anton Tony Hoeflinger, a 185- ketball team scored three of its Stop Pension Amendments pound junior guard from Butler, 10 wins against B.U. and U Mass. ex-A's manager Hank Bauer (now a coach) and Whirey has been elected captain of the The Scarlet defeated B.U. here Ford. 1963 Rutgers University football and in the Albright Christmas NEW YORK (AP) - Frank The amendments would increase team, it was announced last Tournament. Crosetti, New York Yankee coach the total to. $125,50 a month for and shortstop great, and John C. night. Massachusetts, after losing to players who retired after April, Schulte, former major league At the same time, quarterback the Scarlet, later went on to win 1962, the suit said, and would per- catcher, filed suit yesterday in Bob Yakslck of Clairton, Pa., was the Yankee Conference title am mit the pension committee to Federal Court to stop amend- name| most valuable player for will be anxious to gain revenge raise benefits up to $590 a month ments to the baseball players' the 1962 season and co-capt. Tom for the 77-57 lacing it absorbed to a player who retires at 65 pension plan. Tappen of Dover was selected as ere. with 20 years In the majors. A-HUNTIN1 THEY DID GO —Red Schoendi.nit, left, the outstanding lineman. Rutgers has won only one ol The suit said the amendments, Crosetti and Schulte charged adopted in 1961, give current ball discrimination because they were and Stan Musial of the Si Louis Cardinal proudly 13 games in the Penn serie Carrie Nation, mother of the which began in 1914-15. The Scar- players increased pensions but not permitted to vote on the display pheasanfi they bagged at Nilo F«rmi, a dam. 'rohibfeion movement, was born let scored Its victory two years discriminate against those who amendments and were deprived In Kentucky, the state that pro- retired earlier. "of substantial increased bene- onstration end experimental shooting preserve near ago. Rutgers hoids a 1-0 series duces 80 per cent of the world's Crosetti aqd Schulte asked that fits." Brighton, III. edge over Massachusetts and bourbon whiskey. 5-1 lead over B.U. the amendments be thrown out, The suit also claimed the and the pension plan amended to the amendmensts discriminated give oldtime players more voice. against players because of retro- EVERY IAR In the suit, Crosetti and Schulte active inclusion of managers in said they and other retired play- the coverage. ers who are "at the mercy of The amendments "have the ef- the pension committee, which by fect of depriving plaintiffs as a its action in 1961 has shown no class from full participation with consideration for their interests.' active players in all increased The suit, filed by attorney J. benefits," the suit said. . Norman Lewis, said that the In addition' to seeking nullifica- THEMOSFWELCOME two former players brought the tion of the 1961 amendments, the action on behalf of all former suit asked that the plan be players who began to collect re- amended to provide for four rep- tirement benefits before last April resentatives of retired players on ISKEYINTHEWORLD the committee, along with two when the new plan went Into active players and two member* iffect. Mora than 300 players are representing club owners. affected, the suit said. Crosetti, who now lives |n Stock- The 1961 amendments, which ton, Calif., was an active player boosted benefits for players who with the Yankees from 1932 until retire in the future, were adopted M8, and since has been a coach. after the pension fund had begun to receive Increased revenue from Schulte was a catcher with five an extra All-Star Game each major league clubs between 1923 FETED BY BOOSTERS — Some of the female celebrities who were honored along with the Rumson-Falr Haven year. and 1932. He lives In St. Louis. Regional varsity and junior varsity football teams last night by the Bulldog Boosters are shown. Mrs. Nancy Kern, The players have agreed to re- The complaint said that under turn to one All-Star game next right, instructed the twirlers while Mrs. Pat Robinson, right, guided the cheerleaders. The students are, left to amendments to the plan adopt- season, but 95 per cent of the re- right, Carol Anne Ketehledge, drum majorette; Dan! Staff, twirler captain; and Sandy Lalng, cheerleader cap- ed in 1961, players retired as of ceipt have been earmarked, for April of that year would receive tain. The affair was held «t tha Wlllowbrook Inn, Fair Haven. the pension fund, to meet the to- GIVE SEACKAMS AND BE SURE benefits of $88 a month. creased obligation*. icowiurfK*mi(wtrR£mui*HimM Florida Racing BED BANK HE&iSTER Taesday, D«, 4, 1962-4S To_Run Special Card Midwest, West Coast , J^CAPJTTw Ftor< id* Radng OomniMion save per- atokmjwtwliy for the «,% Captains Help Select tracks to run 1 *6 to

Wbert Uotwu. 1962 Grid Honor Teait dtffeiaaa, announced a*, rullrur.. Ha piacad one limitation, on the By WALTER L. JOHNS k^ program: Tfte total num- ber of Itmee program* canool Central Press Sperts Editor enaed U during any meeting Central Press Captains' FOUR PLAYERS from the Big Raports here aaMFtortda would Tea Conference and three from fcecoms tbe first state in the na- the strong West Coast teams tion where 10-race progratM are head the 1962 Central Press AH- part of the Mguatr schedule. American team, nicked for the The rsqoest tor the emended End straight year with the aid profrtiM originated with James of die football captains of the Dona, ehalrroan of the board of major schools themselves. GuBstream Park, and James Only one repeater, Bobby BeH, Poan .Jr., track pretideot. the fast-moving but very tough "I feel this is the only logical lineman at Minnesota, is listed. pUn to assist South Florida The South, the Southwest and tracks to maintain their position tbe East also gained recognition as one of tbe nation's great rac- on the Central Press first team Texas. lag centers," me elder Donn said. as the captains voted for the •;, Etmer Vlcken, general mana- "best players" they saw in ac- ger of Tropical Park, said he was tion this year "either as a team- CENTRAL PRESS CAPTAINS' All^MBUCAN sryiag, to determine whether the mate or an opponent." track can nm 10 races Wednes- The 1962 honor team has two day. ' of the biggest ends in Att-Ameit State » »0 W "If we do not start the plan man history, a fine set of line- XL 1M VI* men headed by Alabama's cen- - _.__, ,_„_ a JOT, «• (heo, we certainly wW on Satur- O-Aefc Onrcto, Kartlrifa. » «0 • day." ter, Lee Roy Jordan, wbo drew more votes man any other play- BeB, KbniMnU » V.1 VV er, and ah sll-everythlng quar- at ui «• terback, spectacular halfbacks ••'V "paaWF Sjajapaat Add Two Teams and a fuUbadc who was picked rn,M a US «*> as his team's "Mott Valuable' IMtact* AUraMMBcb. State a 1M We* NFLHallofFame player two years In a row. pMonmouth County Bowling Van Bmfc Onaoa Btala TORT KBADE, Ml _ The PROBABLY the most consist- stmauMttjOntBtOnt a Eut Coast Irrfarservfce Confer- CATHOUO MJ>US MONDAI mi ATumno mamjunm Member to Be ent performer all season was box Cicteo. IMsatol ^^ XAJaMMUmns BvaofESSsiiai-a LEAGUE ence (ECJQ, which ended • two- Mao's l At.HHt.Bec Oregon State's Terry Baker, wbo day confab here la«t week, an- », Catherine's 2 _ .10 topped the nation in total offense AtO^ai t Ann's 1 u Brook Insurance 81 Named Dec. 29 csisiM Jokasw, "nnaavn nounced two big expansion moves loiy Family l u Ed's Auto , , 1 m and set career marks. At WVltem is military sports within (he M Crate/a Beverage . CHICAGO (AP) — The first «. ASUS I ' " ," ... ._ IS Better* Cleaner! . member of the National Profes- Competing for his spot, which lajihore Cam. Men 1. atraul LuncbeontUe IT ftrled'i Hardware , he won with ease, were some at BenwUefa S _ Airport Puua Lanes sional Football Hall of Fame at teDosit«SM»%Grey Cup a proposed" pane ,l of fro. m 10 to 16Notre Dame's quarterback, star footbaV team announced hat Brumm, Purduei IVerJ MUer, 4ka 3M, Id Moore night. and Fort Meade. both Army is- M, Tom Kfm JOS, symbolic of-the Canadian pro- members, McCarm said. ' Daryle Lamonica, or Oklahoma's LSP. ttaBaHoas' m Maryland. Tie - ~ ~ «e6r »2, Vlnee Amona JOT. tar Mac*, —atl, .can HlUmar— o J00, fessional football championship, Only requirement for eligibility Joe Don Looney, came on as The field generals selected in- Condi — Jean Berry, Sake; loop now has eight Army teams Hlsb team same Boosters ' by completing its fog-interrupted Is that former players; must have the season progressed and prob- Leon Croat, OUthoma; Bf with Fort Ewtis, Fort Betvoir teem serlea, Booetera LD44. BED SANK BEC»EAT1ON 200 Club—Al Baymosd 2Ot. 28-27 thriller over Hamilton been inactive three years. ably would have given tfie top Terry B^ of Oregon State, M-outhrie, Georgia recti John and Fort Lee, «U in Virginlt TUESDAY MIOBT 1XAQUB last Saturday. performers a stronger bid hadami's Georgg e Mlra, Mississippi'pp s TreadweJl, Heats. Fort Dix and Fort Monmouth in W L Board members at yesterday's Door Product* Co. 23 14 BVSINK8SMCMg A dense fog had forced post- meeting were: : ' they got off to .better stalls. And Gtymt GrKKIng, B% Moon of Centers—Lee Roy Jordan, Ala- New Jersey, tad Fort Devens in TacMfi Baantr Stln 22 n Hll&Uinas Recreation center ponement of the balance of the oibers were hampered by in- Aricanaas, Dave Hoppman of Iowa Massachusetts. These charter •At Bank R«iU"r » is W I, Paul Menton, Baltimore Sun; bama; Don McKinnon, Dart Uaua Brother! lt \% Senrs Laadlnx T* 10 game Saturday with nine min- George Stridder, Chicago Trib- juries or part-time service de- State and Tom Myers of Nbrth- members, along with Marine a rant) Uatia II is KleKlevaa CenuCenteriCuker iCarkett 21 u utes, 28 seconds remaining. mouth. i Beauty rUJon is 21 Bajvlew Barter Shop r? une; Davey O'Brien, Dsllas TV; pending on the substitution pro- western. Backs — Terry Baker, Oregon teams from QuanUeo, Va., and roUdud'I Tow1o< Sanlci _1« 3t finlay k Bnienlnier Zna. Oov-20 11 Canadian Football League com- cedures of their coaches. The Look selectors explained Camp Lejeune, N.C., form the iu Delivery, Ine. 14 n AtlanUc SuppIyCo. 1» 14 missioner Sydney Hatter orden Art Daley, Green Bay, Wis., Press State; Glynn OrKfiag, Mbtlasin- •90 *ulw-Joha xctrra 23S. XH, 175Tttm Noo. .Z Z17 u Gazette; Bob Oates, Los Angeles AS three honor teams are fine tbe run-otition play baa forced East Coast Interservice Confer- 41A KruseKruse'i TTaverTave n M the balance of the contest to b elevens, and many of those who many coaches to put their strong- pi; Dave Hoppmann, Iowa State; ence. Hie league is now hi IK 190 dub-Steve OrteMT 201, Unt] e TeaT mM Mo. 33 IS Herald Examiner; Charles John- BUty Moore, Arkansas; Geotts erool m, Fresta•tuna Awiaoder 211211. Quirt Frtnten . played Sunday. missed, Including some from the est runner as wei! as passer be- Robert Koreas 210. Dominie Aeerre 2f son. Minneapolis Star; Arthur second year of operation. - n^j j- - >— — — - — HtfUenls Jtiectron A TV _llll " 23 No scoring resulted In yester- smaller schools, will go on to hind center so they picked what Saimes, Michigan STA; Jerry HUolHUoandd ReRReccc 10H S Daley, New York Times; Herb ,: Of immediate concern k a aeaer Anilr's Snore BaB r t it day's windup actjon. - professional stardom U that is they determined the" eight best StovaB, LSU: George Mln, Ml- aHeht revision of the coming »• ttlTKat SneUy'ai*. VsiceS XU Club—McOowan KM, Brooks tU. Good, Philadelphia Inquirer; jack FonU M, P«4 Xsreeea 302. Aufiut Leo Lewis and Charlie SheparrJ their choosing. - backs regardless of position. i} r7ooi M H basketball season, which opens wjnarfen 233. Sell, Pittsburgh Post, Gazette; Team. hltft three same!, Vlaeent'a HIDDEK HILLS WOMEIfS LEAODI had scored twice each for The Central Press AU-Atneri Tackle Bobby Bell of Minne- the IM24S campaign Dec eeoti Salon 2,709; team hl|h team Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Jack McDonald, San Francisco can team, one of the original MUKOAT Manx MXKD Edgewood Arsenal will compete, nnoeat's Beauty Salon 97<; hljh series FIlBtstoaenintstOMSs _ Tg 13 News-Call Bulletin; Jim Conzel- sota, looe repeater from the 1981 KM Beak stoowNaa . • John Aeerra I: hl(b same Join Untouchiblee frantic action Saturday. Four such honor squads, and uniquely honor squad, was awarded the ajvlng the ECIC eagers a Uaverlcks conversions by deny James ac- man; former NFL coach from St. nine- Acerrnae. picked with the aid of the play- 1 team league. II. Squsd UiaHy provided the margin of Louis; and Lewis Atchison, Wash- Outiand Trophy given annually by ?& Step , KKANSBOBO LADIES MONDAY Bonansas . ers themselves, has been singled the football writers to the top in- grujf! Fon Mtade. however, wUl not maBT LJMacc Menders . difference. ington Star, out by such a. fine organization R. a Strtaft * Loan - W Top Cala Heaton, Cleveland Plain tertor I|neman of the year. Oeorffs Anweo , PSrtiapate In ECIC competftion Kaanebori National Bank —19 Real McCoy! Garney Henley scored two as the Washington Touchdown Snore Claaners until tbe1 '« baseball - season Waaterman A Boo , 23 Dealer, and Sam Greene, Detroit Five players each represent the Xmmoni Tarm Marfcet .IS : Cleanen 18 BOLMDEL MEN'S tBAODE touchdowns for Hamilton while Club in the past for its excel- which has its league opener'fTi wW AtAntee BodBdv — Airport Pam l Bobby Kuntr and Dave Vi News, the two other members, lence la selection method. : II Hardwarardwaree . r!vvfe>eej mtlm^ftmmr^tf^^t*m d*v Mays. added one apiece. Don Sutherin were absent. SeMlo Tanks •" 30 BoMi OU Burner Barsnore Hardware io u Women • Over-aB, the East Coast Inter- Ceanaburi Bowllns A. Monlone San. 8rc 184 13H converted two and added a single HONORABLE MENTION the west coast. ITS club-Helm Oodard lie. Oeatlla'i Market- ni MS. aervice Conference wlU function Hailet Sweet Shop 17 13 It pays to advertise in the Red . Ken», The team: lien MO club— Bob OodinJ Ken W. T. Orant—Mddletowii —14 Keyport wine A4 Uqoor » IS 14 on a missed field goal. retro Dame;, Tslaaei Bhelly MS, Jim aeary am, . with nine team* in basketb Fh 14 Hilltop Cities SService e IS Bank Register.—Advertisement Jemefcs, Miami Ends — Hal Bedsore, Southern 03, Bwrniton TUe In the final seconds of Sun- ttl Meade's entry next year CrauTi Bmnn day's action, Hamilton moved to Ait Pl brings the loop up to full !trcle C»»Trol«t be Winnipeg 47, close enough to atrength. Bueball, too, will have fcoe RooOni - Hcnmoutb Bliu Co. attempt a kick for one point and Kejrport deaoera TOO Club—Ben DtKlll MS. Hike Gant nine teams as Quantlco doesn't frank, a Join's Marios Inn 203, Ronnie Haekmaan 312, Ben Don-a tie. Joe Suger, rookie quarter- field * team. Monmouth, Meade luck smith's Tavern aruna 301, BW Eleignt 309 Stan 81a- back from Arizona State, triec Ironsides Tavern — earz ta. pat Uontasna JOT, Dtve and Edgewood Arsenal are notKahle a McTarland Wlese JOi. the long-distance boot but it let scheduled in football so the ECIC Boon's Funeral Home „_ XO Club — Bill Corcoran 310, James SVCAMOEE TS1BXV WOMEN'S short gridiron battle will remain Palandrano 237. John Flemlnr, 219, LEAGUE HABMONV THCsHDAY MOOT among the seven other teams as 300; Al BaulcUe J00, Tony Cogiisno W L *», H. H«d 3M. Wall Bseslev 2l{ ." UtUe Silver Cleaners ?ft 14 BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUE «M cinb — Walter Beetle* OS. In the past Baynton's Unoleum ?4 15 8al's Barber Shop A conference track meet is set Am. Onl'l Bowline Corp. 94 15 a. K Scholei KWDUSIOmt lit Merchants Nat'l Bank 23U 15«Koch's norllt for June 77-29 at Fort Beivoir, Mike's Toy Center - ll« 20%a ft W Lumber, 21 A)'» Mobile Bervlcenter 1IH MM Bottle's Barter 'BOOB . Vt. Jerry's Sycamore lanes —1BH 30U*. T, T. Hason Post for the other two events, Snore Ileetronlca Shrewibury Pnannacy , 17 29 American Lesion _ Strands Olobe Petroleum —__1S 33 Lawton Broe. Tavern , gaV and tennis, will be Meade Pete's Park Xnn Majestic Amusements _JO 29Casef's Heal Eiteta _ lfan'a Macaroons Bisb game—Baynton's Unoleum 69ft, Fay Bee Auto Repairs and Quanttco, respectively. The gambles Tmeklrtc hlih serlea Baynton's Unoleum 1,919. adf i Inn _. dates of these two championship lfurpbys Sinclair too strlei — Rose Peters 183, DotPerpetual Ifonument ^~- Paris Cleaners Smith 4*9. Flo Tyler <88, Emmy Men>- Mlddletown SeUeateaien tournaments will be confirmed at Carotenoto Bros. Pan-Ami the May 20-21 spring meeting at QuanUeo. • Among **•* business con ducted at the session, Lt. Col. V.P. Lacy was elected ECIC vice commissioner. Col. Lacy, spe- cial services officer at Fort Eos- tts, succeeds Ma). John Bishop of Fort Bejvolr, whose one-year term eapired. Ward's three-year term a* commissioner runs until 19M.

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Eaat Kaaniburt, it, prurUcallr new, long with o COMMERCIAL RENTALS windows and doors, cozy ga •USINESS NOTICES collar. SH 7-4OH by appointment out: I/)ST OB 0TOUWJ — December 3 REAL ESTATE the vlcWtj ot AU«ntl« Buhlindi, b:«c HELP WANlt0-MAJLE BROWNIE MOVIE CAMERA-* m... LODOB ROOM lor rent, ceater MA RARE fiARGAW AT male full .rasatain SIM doj wiui ion MONEY with case. It" Dnifoot Ulevlskm. Cal town. Could 0« used aUo for offic •ntiiy lulr, Pli«« oil »i-uw FREE ESTIMATE IM-IH2. ipace. Approximately 2.400 eq. n. Wi $15,900 WANTED — Older home In Red Bank. Conifolldiite Debts BICYCU! — Tricycle, toy trader, I/I DOE' Box oil, Ked Bask. At least three bedrooms. Write 'A.M.," police.., - <• --. Houses IBM TAB OPERATOR Subject to VA approval Box 511, Red Bank. Low P»ymenU antna cloaeta, chairs, tula*,- old pie STOKE FOR RENT — On Whit* St LO»T — PlMtook Ho. R14IS3. Find, Room Day ahlfL Two, to' thiee yean' §x- tojta frames, kerosene tamps, sewing Rad Bank, Csl. LIST YOUR HOMES with a member of pleut return to Monmoutjj coum Alterations (KMeiica detfrabla. Apply fit peradn > CALL SW 1-4700 BH 7-1100 BEACH AGENCY th« Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Nstlona] ganay Red Bank. 1 machine, sic. U -2101 before 1 p.m. lV'>:"piACI!NTINNO CONDUCT™ to 11 a-m. and 2 to S p.m. Monday, 1400 Hwy, 35 M:ildltlow: Service. He win circulate a photograph Wedneaday. Friday. First aiuj Second MORTGAGES TWO COMPLETE BETS costom kitchen OFFICES FOR RENT — Center Poplar Are, ' rur Hann cablnest, never uaei. Must sacrifice, and complete description of your ftotne 8H 1-TMt PERSO.VNEL 0EPAHTUE.VT to hoffleownen who need money town. Heat futnlibed. CaU OS 1-2727 to 37 member offices, offer yon til* AUTOMOTIVE THENCH Dioamo — Lat vanlUea, odds 'n snds. SH 11H4 after i. BH 7.1100 qualified opinion a* to fair market Hl Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. UONEL -r- American Flyer ira Dally to 8 p.m. Saturday, Sunday to value, hold an open house for sales* AUTOS AND TRUCKS • BOMB IMPROVEMENT* «,O00 B(J. FT. FACTORY SPACE Ii 'S? '5 S or SCA S-30W. 35 , Bolmdel, N. J. • DEBT CONSOLIDATION One act aid extraa. «2S. Licensed Real Estate Broker men to Inspect the property; and give SH 7-4031 rent. Red Bank. Call your home preferred advertising. T&era 19(t PLYMOUTH VUmBL BARONET REALTY, CO 4-tOi BH 7-1100 is no extra cost Involved, Every mftm- ber is a Realtor. You can put your Btatulfully kept one-owner or, lull SALESMAN—For curtain and drapery HOUEOW.NBR8 NEED MONEYf RWAIL-LIOHr MANUKACTURINO equipped pitta. PW« windows. 872-04 •hop, Waltera, 47 Broad Bt., Red Your credit la good. Hrit and aaeoa WINDOW SHADES confidence in a Realtor. Consult pftfff 1.7U sq. ft. Can be divided. Busy, I 16S of the Yellow Pages In your tslvA pRARLEB HOWam — mortgagee. SH 1-4M4 . or FO S-MOt Jaccnt highway location. Parking. 767- COLONIAL AVTOMOBUJB BHVKMtcm - Uabll Red Bank 6 rooms I 18.300 phone directory. ; ity and. pUjmlcaTjuaitje. )M( cm b MEN WIUl experience In conatructlon 98c Shrewsbury 7 rooms i 17,000 Insured. ROUSTON WATERBURY. ' Inetrumenta and electro mechanical irlag rout rollers. New shades put Mlddletown 9 rooms 1130,000 YOfR HOME WANTED — Why list N R AL MEKCHANDISC with us? We advertise extensively pi , Realtor-Insurer. H W. mat it, Re< 2S ?. , CLBANlNO-CeUari, yard! In person XLECTKO n while yon watt. White, green. Ivory HOUSES FOR RENT Bank. tU 7-tafa. clMnli IMPULBB 508 River St.. Red FOR SALS Alao custom made and hitter anadc the newspaper*, radio tod puttliih # Bank. PROWNS t2 BROAD ST., RED BAH SPLIT LEVEL catalog For hpms seekers, Wt aw men* MLtdletown 7 rooms J 17,600 bers or the TWR. a national real cttat* KM CQUNTO* (QUIRK *TATK>; VLS2& y&gS"741-78U SMALL CASH SEOIffTEH — Bledrll WAGON - FuUr equipped. In out NEED SOMEONE to ihire driving to Shrewsbury 7 rooms S 25,600 referral service. W* are "Home Tr*jl+ PAINTlNd AND PAPER meat allcer, car atrrlns trays,. reaaon. Holmdel 9 rooms * tl.700 era" • two offices, 11 full II m* Ulea standing condition, rower equipment, Experienced. Florida, Cadillac, pay own expemea, FREE PAUL P. BOVA newr (IKI. Radio, heller, bac«-uj) lltftl leave December «. SH 7-30W dayi, akle. 7S7-J47*. .•.-'. leople. Call WALKER A WALKER, Shiny red. 8H 7-1062 after 3 p. 25"?*" STATE PAINTERS-Eiperl- 8H 1-7731 evening! and Sunday. $39.95 BICYCLE — airl'ai 20", "Huffy." CO. Realtor - Insurer RANCH lealtora. Members Red Ban* Are* I red Multiple Listing Service, Shrewsbury. 5. / •i««" i" - Average , Ranch^ape ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOOR iaby scale. »• Both ilka new. LI Shrewsbury 7 roums J 21.300 1S5T rOBBOIUB COUPE — «00 normu Cod 1150 plu. paint. Averiae room *30 AUTO MECHANIC — Young, married With the nurchaee of 10 welded eoroai Oatl. Highway 35 Middletow Mlddletown S rooms S 2S.S00 SH 1-5212 and Mlddletown. OS 1-21M- H'ua paint. 8H1.MTO anytfme. preferred, good pay, good future. Lilt » 50.0W Low mileage. Repaint. Excellent cor Alcoa Aluminum eofnbtnktloa wlndowi PRX-CHRIaTHAa SPECIAL Chi OS 1-2944 Mlittletown » rooms dltlop, H.4W. O» 1-M» after » p. RAF N experience' , referencea" , jreiem rate ol at $U.N each. Total price for fK.i i? T' 9 UNUMITED - You narn. nay. Wlte "A.K.." Box ill. Bed, Bank. ' r aid 14 window! I1U.M. L1UITE dren's Landmark booka. Ilka new, Sl.tS, OPEN > A.M. TO « P.M. PONTIAC —1960 Cat&llna convertlbli «. we'll draw a. Archllectural, me- ~. -FUR. No money down, drat HO mantua ihlfler. locomotive and ten. Dial 741-7200 Chanlcal, electrical, geoiraphlcal. civ ADVERTISINa MAN — Bay one day der. Solid mahogany coffee Uble, S2 ALWAYS A CHOICE power brakes/ power steering, radl nraftln . n. QreenWan. CO 4-3167. ment December. Call today. ., PHIUP J. BOWERS A CO. and heater. Black with red leathe B a week wnlch could be Saturday!, to Black Bwedlsh modera andirons, II RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY For Fast Interior; Uae new. Low mileage. Foui •REE SERVICE — Cut and care trei accelerate adFertlalnf- and Mlea pro- PROWN"S Black three-pfece fireplace >et — Three-fcedroom ranch, 1!£ baths, fu! Real JBstate Since <1894 new nylon whlU»ell tlrea. 11796. oi ""I"- Removala, Cabling, Feedlm motion or a- very Important patented aund, Hi. BH 7-3B81. cellar, garage. (HO per month. jfr.SOO WALTER S..OVEUTON •use. Phone Manager at PR <-32M. 33 BroiA Bt. Red Bank SH 1-7S0 j-OMB. aner >. . nd Cavlly work. Pruning. Fireplac FRIOIDA1RB REFRIOERATOR-Wi Affiliate BUVBRIl — > u. M. Movie Came Inghouse dryer. Crosier freeser, Three-bedroom spilt. 114 baUu. Llvln Results and equipment complete. Excellet i While St. Red Bank 1M2 CAD1LLAO — Convertible, [ul! WE NEED TEN MEN who are Im- pounds. Weatlnghouse electrlo atove. I room, dining room. (150 per montli equipped, low mileage, like new. r mediately available for lull-tlme em- condition Beat olfer. Call I72-U34 b ' condition. Otters accepted. (10,500. Opposite Municipal Parking Lot ««. >R MB Of PR 4-tm- iloymcnt for our recently opened tweea ft and t p.m. Her 5. EMPLOYMENT ' FACTORY BRANCH. Eipcrlenca un- 6000 CHRISTMAS TREES II EACH HIQHLANDfl-Rii roomB, unfurnfsbei Use The 1557 DODOB VI Coronet lour-too necessary. We will train me men Chartle'a Farm Market, corner Sum- fat heat, no utilities. VDO a ir sedan, automatic, ruuo, baater, coir. HELP WANTED-FEMALE selected. mit Av*. and Rt. 39, Belford, MERCHANDISE WANTED steering. BH H3W. Call 8721911. PRETJY DUTCH COLONIAL NO LAYOFF AIX BEAUTY SERVICE 10 per cei WANTED RIVER PLAZA — Four bedrooms, 1' Beautiful Inside and out on uncrowded Register STATION WAOON — WM> Fora Cou: TELEPHONE SALES SALARY US off at 1R1* HAIRDRESSERS, M Mo: USED ORIENTAL, RUQS baths, corner lot, J170 monthly, friendly street Convenient, to Ret try Sedan. One owner, 23,000 orlgini JOB SEOinUTT, mouth Bt., BH 7-lBai. Late Frlda CHINESE AMD PERSIAN agents. 741-1947 Bank also Little Silver shopping tmd miles, fully equipped, power »teerlni ParMlme or fuU-tlm«f . AmWlion and \ up, (lies fU up. chairs FRIEDMAN QALLIRIIS •chools. Zi' living room, IV dining T- Convertible, 166 N SELLS ITSEL»-ruH or part SALE • LEGAL NOTICE- ine. Several territories opaa fcr dling .and keeping stock records. Hlgrj ahavinc mala; Iron banks, ate; Write Fumlaasd anil unturnnbed. Imm eicellent condition, low mileage, re aehoo! education required. " ' Wllkene, UT Main SL Port Monmouth. ata ocoupaso. Samuel Telcher Agenq FAIR HAVEN — 308 Ridge Bfl. Four aonable, prhral*. TPR KH«. women Intereated In bavina a, gooi Hoagland Xnstrnment Co., 45 LUCITE WALL PAINT _ leanport Ave., oceanpon. call or di bedroom Colonial, two baths, terrace, eady tncoma. Ixperleneo tmnecee- «., Red Bank. Bt Dupont ROTOTILLER OR USED ORAVEL' U 2-35011 or U 2 3501. (ireplace, large lot beautifully land DM CADILLAC — Black, original own. aary. BJI \-oa or write: Mra. UWfa- U adrerlliid os teiarialoo, Beaula tractor, call aiter i p.m. d Call owner, 842-1001, NOTICE OF SAMS ret Qulotta. p. Q. Box uo, R«il Bask. •r. Excellent condition. Mini be aee ORDER CHECKERS (3) — Permanent I7.IS. ial. price K,7>. Tree deUrery ' PR (-T9& _iANX FUKNffiHED ana unfurnished On Friday, December 14, 1M3 at Call IH M503. Aak for Lillian. ooaltlon to work In verification de- rentals ID .all sizes and prices. Ella VAIL HOMES—Four room co-operative 12:00 Noon I will sell at public Auc- SECRETARY — olrl Friday, (80y el PROWN'S __ „„ USED POT BELLY COAL STOVH Wiltshire Agency Realtors, 14H Oceai ROVER —-MM Three Litre. Clean perlenced In public relation* partment Salary |7«.M. Uuat bare SH ».7M0 heat private garage, gratei muit bi bungalow. Improvements. $650 down. tion on behalt of Seacoast Finance; Co., drlver'a licenae. No experlcnee necea- a Broad ft. Bed Bank Ave., Sea Bright. N. J. 842-0004. Opei (69.60 per month includea utilities* ot Red Bank, N J, at Cailafld' lac, Oray with red upholiterr. ON >. Prl BTENOORAPHEJ1S - |70 TKJ-alWIUTERS, ADUUr. Bdn,, Ser., No. B67F- ACCOUNTING CLERK — U0. Low aa SSS. Serplco'a. 101 Monmoull (85 to (12125 Per MonUJ 1M0 CHEVROLET — Belalr, four-dool MEDICAL RECORD CLERK- 160. BUTCHER — Experienced, llv* wire. TUB BBRBRO AOKNCOKY FIVE ROOM CO-OPSRATIVB APART- 134S47 tor default In a Conditional Bt Mtxt to mater. BH 7-O4U. MENT — $14.75 per month, utilities sedan, six, radio and heater, auto- ""WARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY neat Alao weekend butcher, could ba KTS AND LIVESTOCK RL » Mid Bales Contract made by George Brown. matic, power. A-L ti,3». 7CT-MM. 60 Broad St Red Banl retired butcher. Write •A. T." Box EXECUTIVE AND SECRETARIAL BO" Included. LI 2-1642. Said car may be seen at CarUnd til, Red Bank. metal deak. «30 lo UO. Wooden deaka UTTLE SILVER — Residential, three Inc., H*« ss. Neptune, N. J.' IMS FtACON station wage*), automat tOOM AND BOARD In exchange TWO IXUAUi — % Hound doll, GATE HOUSE — Quaintly furnlshet 15 to |15. SH 1-2314. ready by Christmas, phone after 1:30 threa bedrooms. 2% balhs. Ilreplac bedrooms, two baths, excellent condi- Auctioneer, FRKttk LOVKKIN. Dabyatttlng. Call tion. Near schools, bus, shopping. Ask- Dec, 4 / U23 M FURNITURE SALESMAN BAR EQUIPMENT — Walk-In box Sxt ' £H 7-1W9. ' open porch' . -417"~t5 pepelr month. ROLaTOI window, 20 ft. bar. Ice cube machine, WATERBURY, RealtorReal...,. 16 W.Front EL ing $25,000. Call owner. 811 1-3389. 1JW rauUtAN HUSKY — station wag- ATTENDANTS — For Donald'a Coin* BiaiSTERED MINIATURE POODLES on, floor abJft, rreeo, two^Joor, heate A large local: ato» hai Ian opening reataurant equipment, CO 4-MM. 10: reasonable. Excellent reputation. Call Red Bank. SH 7-3500. KIVER PLAZA — Four-bedroom, two- STATE OF NEW JERSEY malic, Cltanlnf and Laundry More. Florence Ave,, union Beach. whltewalli. 7IT&M after I. Full and part lima openings available. or an experienced furnKure aaleaman. after a p.m. CA 0-1720. KATONTOWN — Three-bedroom ranch, bath sun ranch. Fireplace, garage. Nice DEPARTMENT 0V tTATS neighborhood for children. St. Jamea 1968 MO ROAWTER — All eitraa, to experience necessary. ' Apply Excellent commlailon arrangement, STUD SERVICE — Proved double full basement, breexewny, attached ga. CEHTIF1CATK OV DISSOLUTION bettreen » a.m. and 4 p.m. 1M Hew- high volume, five figure! a proven CHRISTMAS TREES rage. In quiet, residential area. Yearly Pariah. $2,000 will assume Sy. per cen To all to whom these presents may etcellent condition. M00. Call alter «:*>. walblllty. Bend detain of background registered, Palomino Quarter botH slal. 01 mortgage. Aflhlnf $15,500. K.H. BNY"- BH 1-1047. , nan Bprlnis Rd., Red Bank. Wnoleaale lion. Call OS 1-1745. lease,-; (135 a month. 8WEEN£? come, Greetjng: to "A.P.," Box Ml, Red Bank. . AGENCY, P.O. Bldg., Sea Bright. 842 PER Bt CO,, Realtora, Five CornerB. WHEIUSAS, it appear* to my satla- mt PLYMOUTH —. Four-door sedan. 100,000 abeared Scotcb Plnea, QERKAN . SHEPHERDS — Health i492. Mlddletown. OS 125W BDTLER - HOUSEMAN. Fully expert- baJef « Red Plna Bougba, 10.000 tactlon, by duly authenticated record aood. running conoinon. good Urea. SALESWOMEN happy, pupplea. Show potentials.. Lf $2000 DOWN, $124 month includes taxes pf the proceedings tor tne voluntary" »IM. Call after t p.m. OB 1-aw. encedi live out. Salary lo II] i week. •Ingle tied Balaam treea. 210 bred for temperament and eleganc, FOUR BEDROOMS, two baths, garagi Work In development. Ambltloua, EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOBNCT Oeorge Ave., Rahway. FU1-O23. basement, excellent realdentla], and Insurance for this four-bedroom dissolution thereof by ths Unanlmoua ergellc, peraonaJble, Inlervlewl S to wormed and inoculated. Seven weeks, two-bath, tidy Cape Cod, with lire- consent or all the stockholders, fltposlt- O PAU3ON BQU1RE WAOON — 1M2 60 Broad St Red Bank ANTIQUK •choolmailer'a detk. w; 1160. Tttl-d-Lew Shepherds. rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Three October, ' A, D. one thousand WANTED-AinXMHOTIVB family of two, five day week, salary S65 furnlahlngi. Some antlquea. Keaaonable. apartments, all utilltlea except eiei bedrooms, two baths. Near school (150. nlousled porch, well planned Kitchen, ntne hundred and sixty two. EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY Can be aeen at <* White St. Red trlclty. glB. CA 2-2306. IH 1-3389. three twin size bedrooms, two ceramic ROBERT J. BURKHARDT, (0 Broad St. Red Bank Bank. SH 1-2743. tiled baths, hot water heat, playroom Secretary of State. TOM'S FORD INC. 1IREE ROOMS UNrUBNIBHED - CLIFFWOOD BEACH — Five room and a wooded: lot, then see thfs ranch- ASSISTANT TO CONTROLLER Long eatabllibed Realtor! need man around ' noor, near railroad station. house, heat and hot water not aupplled. . 4, 11, 1« ' $34,50 WE PAY CASH FOR USED CABS JALOUSIES — Three-panel window er, $24,900. We have the key. WALKER Experienced In all accounting pro- or woman lntereited In lelltng real- Adulta only. All utilities, SM. SH Csll CO 44368 after 5 p.m. A WALKER, Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury. SH «i Main SL LO «1500 Matawao unit, 6'6" high; only a few montha old. 2373. edurea. Muat type. Ability to train and dentlai Real Eatate for our new branch Ma opening t'l" wide. Fuelled con- 1-5212. 24-Hour Service. NOTICE «1W rda. from MaUwan RR gnatM rork with personnel. Career minded office. Full time ba!l!, experience pre- dition: Gray wool twist nig and foam JNFURN1BHED THREE ROOMS—Hill RVWF.RH AND EXTENSIONS TO ier«m only, profit iharlng plan, llr ferred but not euentlal. we will help rubber cushion site IttxlC Call MI- aide location In Atlantic Hlehlenda. All FURNISHED ROOMS JIVE-BEDROOM RANCHER — In ex lay week. Send reiume and aalary to •ecure your llceme If neceiiary. Muil cellent condition. Entrance foyer, large KCWAOE TREATMKNT PLANT MOBILE HOMES 3450 after J p.tn. utUIUes. gM. FURNISHED bachelor BOROVtiH OF KKAtiSKVKO, X.J. •Peraonnel". Box 471, Red Bank. be 21 or over, active Interested people apartment, fn. 2S1-14M. living room with fireplace. Kitchen only. MAPLEREST R&T HOME with eating space with built-in range KKANHDUKG, N. J. IOUIEXEEPZR — live In. Good poal PORT MONMOUTH—Unfurnished four. and dishwasher. Full dining room, at- Seated proposals will b« received by MOBILE HOMES , Ion for capable, mature woman. In KEYS MADE H-hour cara lor t)je aged and con Dial 741-7200 room apartment. I7S per montn. plus valeaoenl. 962 Broadway, Welt Lonj tractive paneled den. Two oaths (With Lhe BoroUKh of Kearmburg, at the Bor- Vut • 10% down >ve!y home, with comfortable, private WHAT WOULD you do It you loet a third nearly completed), two-car ga- PHILIP 1. BOWERS * CO. utilities. Adulta. '7OT-WO8. branch. CA 9-1200. • ough Halt, Boroufh of Keansburg*, N.J., New • 7'jrcar financing luarteri. Muet be fond oi children. Re- your keyir Bs iafe, get extra keya rage. Walking distance lo school, bus at 8:00 P.M. o'clock I Earnern SUntl- erence required. OS 1-3463. now. Complete LOCKSMITH aarrlce. WOROOM furntahed s ROBBINSVTLU1 Real Eltate Since 1894 FURNISHED ROOK — Private dome, and shopping. Phone us Immediately id TiraeJ on December IS, 1963 and ittuues. convenient location on but line. Ploaa- to iee this exceptional value ata low TRAILEn SALES. INC. •EOISTERED NURSE - Night ahlft, WALTER B. OVERTON , BH 7-18(2 •ubllcly opened and reftil for the work m. - 7 a.m. Apply la writing to PROWN'S int lurrouBdingB. 8H 1-0037, $Z7,90O. REDDEN AOENCY, Realtors, entailed In constructing teweri and Route 130 RobblnivlUe. N. 1. AfflliaU A.B.." Box 511, Red Bank. 33 Broad Bt. Sad Bank BH 1-74 THRJBIS ROOMB - Fumlsned, private BOOM ~ For retired man, pleaaan 301 Maple Ave., comer of Bergen Pi.. extensions to. sewage treatment Plan. Ill 7-1320 90 White SL Red Bank entrance. Couple onl*- Red Bank. ,741-9100, Member Multiple The Information (or Bidders, Form REUABLE WOMAN — One day week. tome and - aurrounrtlngs, For rurtue ANDERSON — US), 10x<\ one bed- Oppoilt* Municipal Parking hot QAS DRYER — LIU new. Eicellei 8H lirn iformatlon, BH 7-1804. .latlng. ' of Bid, Form of Contract, Surety Bond own tranaportatlon. Call after fl p.m. condition. and the Plans ntul Specifications may room, walHo-wall carpetlne. Ideal for 787-9127. LONQ BRANCH — FurUshed apart- THERE'S MORE FOR YpUR MONEY eonple. Weat Keamburc. 7814231, 7S7-64M URNlSHED ROOM—Oentleman only be examined at the office of the Bor- _ienta. Four rooma and bato. Heat CaU SH 1-1023 after 6 p.m. or all da] In this new listing. Attractive ranch in HAMBERMA1D — WAITRESS — BICYCLE—Boy'a IS", year old, from tut water supplied. CA 9-1651 lovely location. Three bedroom*, one ough Clerk, Borough Hall, Keansburg, WINDSOR — U9> M'110-. Three bed- 'amlly of two adulta. Salary $05 per BAHB EMPLOXMEMT AOENCI Sunday. „ N, ' J, Cople* at , the Contract Docu- qualified Personnel For Quality Ordera and rear wheel brake and lights, best iath. ens hot air heat, dishwasher. rooma, 13,800. Phone altar 0 p.m. 873- WO ROOMS — second noor. lurnlihed XUDBRX-Y WOMAN — To live In. u«i ments, Including the Bidding Form and 07S3. 210 Broad Long Branch CA 3-4747 offer. LO MOM. v real bargain at $16,000. ELWOOD "iVAHDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY ir unfurnished. Bed-living room and of kitchtn. Call tho Specifications, may be secured at Lltchen. Business woman or couple. A. ARMSTRONGS ACIENCY, • Realtor, Broad St. Red Bank REAL OPPORTUNITY OPEN for ex. TAPB RECORDER - 62 model Web- 787-1637 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. SK 1- the office ot the Borough Clerk, upon AUTOS AND TRUCKS perleoced reai eitate peraon. Highway cor- Excellent condition. SIM. M2-1U4 IH 7-4033. i making a deposit of Twenty Dollars after S p.m. ~26 WAVKBLY PI* — (First how 4500. ($20.00) which sum will be refunded AUTOS AND TRUCKS mutliple lining office needs help with BBLFORD — Small apartment, pri- walk-ina and phones. Qood lead* go- from Broad St.), Room neil to bat! RAVINE DRIVE SECTION OP MATA to bidden of record upon the return of Ing bagging. Call OS 14600. vate entrance. 98 Railroad Ave. < bualneaiman. SH i-2677. these. In good condition, within twenty ALTENBUR© PIANO HOUSE 707-4O42. WAN — Beautiful new El shaped ranch NEWLY DECORATBD ROOM. — Prl going up. Here Is a handsome ranch (2o> days after opening bids. Copies DOUBLE IDWAJUKI EMPLOYMENT AOZNCT LONO BRANCH — Furalitied or un- designed Jot large or (mall famlllef. >t plan* may also be secured at the Executlve-Salea-OIftee-Domeatlo Rant A Piano f 12 ppar Month vftte home, good location, Reaionable. 111 fumUhed tptrtaicnL Three rooms end Oentleman preferred. BH 1-843&. Three large bedrooms with overstated sfflce of the Borouth Clerk upon mak- mcarlly and ability with nlch etntci ttNABB. MASON-HAMUHMUkk aOHMJaOHMJ bfcth, flnl floor, completely private closets. Living room and old fathloned ng a deposit of Thirty Dollars ($30.00), SO Broad St. SB 74077 Red Ban* CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT STUCK Cookman Ave. * Mail) St.. Aieury Fa. Centrally located, *.! uUlUfet, KE I PRIVAT» BATH. — PBIVATE EN Tamlly size kJtchfm-dJnelfe. Full base' ine-thlrd of whJch will be refunded to CHECKED ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCI on< or CA 2-M08. TRANCE. Larce cloieta. Quiet. Bui ment. Lovely lection of Matawan, and ilitders of record upon the return oC ery order ft applicant our apeclaltapeclalty Open dally till » Sal till ado gentleman preferred, 8*2-1034. the price Is right. Only $17,500. Low then* in an unmarked and satisfactory VM ROOMB — Unfurnished, fireplace, down payment to qualified buyers. Call condition, within thirty (30) days alter Broad St. Ked Bank SH 7 34934 < PR naoi lver Plaxa, tU. All utilities. SH 1- rurnfihed room, kitchen prlvl- BCR1 Vai LEXINGTON AOENCY, LO 0-0101 opening ot bids. " COUPLE — Experienced. Cook, chauf- IENS.AND STORM SASH gei, near tmmportation, shoiil .iccnaeri Real Estate Agency. ouaTlzea. 2SX&3. 30x», 36x59, 30x13, .„ td Bank. SH 7-0045 after 6. , Each Bidder muit depoilt with his USED CARS feur-houieman. I4SO per month. «3. Scre«n! xi.?A each. Storjn sash 13 EATONTOWN — Thres rooms, lull? EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY DOCTORS, LAWYJBRS, IND"*A N bid security in the form ol a cer-. and 12.50 each. Phona after 5 p.m. furnished, all utilltlea Included. Fine FURNISHED ROOM newly decorated, tilted check In the amount of not less '61 Rambler, Classic O Broad Su Red Bank BH 1-9407. letghborhood, private entrance. Just private entrance and Bitting room, CHIEFS, BUSINESSMEN—Looking to' r a home and busineini all in-onoT Ttred than ten, per cent (10 «i of the total Low Mileage _..i $1695 tree blocks from center of town, tltchen privilege*. Inqulra at 43 Peter' bid, mft.de payable to the order at tli* BALDWIN Acrosonlc Plano-Llka new. tduttl. Leaas. U 2-3220. >lace, Red Bank. of high rent? Wonder/u) busJne.ui op- '61 Corvair. Wagon _$U95 IITUATIONS WANTED, Female Bacrllloe lor quick iale. CaU 717-0173 portunity on Rte. 34 across from hous- Treasurer of the Borough of Keana- SNOW JOB burg. N. 3. jm Bulck. 2-dr. H.T. rom 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. THREE ROOM APARTMENT, un- ing development. Large lot,with plenty H1LD CARE — Private home, ages \irnlshed. Flrit noor..gg0, yearly lease, of parking lor opportunity. Darling Bach BUI (must be enclosed In a '59 Chev., Conv. Wtlts. no pets. Call PR S-3324. REAL ESTATE FOR, 5ALE ranch three bedrooms, kitchen, dining lecurely Benied envelope and endorsed '62 CHEVY to S yeara preferred. Call for ap- NO KIDDING "Proposal for Contract No. 1. Stwec '59 Bulck, olntment, OS 1-0808 room, laundry room, gara.Ee, Only Have you ever teen * Ha* of Chri*t THREE ROOMB — Completely fur- ' HOUSES FOR SALE M0.POO. Call LEXINGTON .AOBNCY, Syati>m Extensions or Contracts NOB. Electra, Conv LTTENTION — Bu!Y bualneis people. maa decoratloni .Uka Prown'i? Out ilsned. utllltlei Inoludeil, Inquire 140 LO S-01 ill. Licensed Real Batata Agency ~ 3 and 4 Extensions (Q Sewaga [hrewebury Ave., Red Bank. Tteatment plant, as tha case may bo, '57 Chev., •Mr., B.A. will addresa Holiday Greeting cards Mr. Ransom hai & («•. tor decorstlv >y hand. Mra. Lemm 7*1-6195. treea and ttouta article!. No wber< FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH — Assume lorough of Keanaburg, N. J."P with JOVELY FOUR ROOM Airnlfhsd FREEHOLD AREA Uie name of the bidder clearly tmrkert else will you aee tuoh bctutlfu) orna- apartmant with TV. 450 Brighton Ave., HILLTOP RANCH — Th!» apaclou its four-bedroom ranch .only JX12 ments, tre* llihti, now*ri, wreaths, ionth. Large buemcnl, near i\\ T>u§ on the envelope a.nd to be accom- BOfe WHITE SITUATIONS WANTED. Male trees and ltteruly faundndi of Cbrlit- Long Branch, 322-3009. ne hu six nice liztd rooms, Includ- Ines, schools and shopping. Beautiful panied by a signed commitment o[ tho maa urticlei. Get efcrtj" pick, come In 2ATONTOWN -^ Two-room efnclency A 28' )lvlng room with a raised tone pat/tf. WALKER & WALKER, proponed Surety offering to execute now. Open a vary nkRbt until 8 tin ipartments. 120 weekly and up. In- rth atone fireplace. Other features Realtora, 1DO0 feet south of Lily-Tulip a Performance Bond. HIGH SCHOOL BOi r R'Habla, ex- J thrte large bedrooms, two full BUICK, INC. perienced, dealrea work after actiool Christmas. FREE DELIVERIES. Mude« utilities and maid service. Bur- Co., MlddMown. Phone 671-3311, Multl- The successful bidder, will each be Charge account*. Bhop by phone. Park sy Motel, Hny. 35. LI 2-3231 led DaUu, family size kitchen with Authorized Buick - Opel " wiak-anda.. Call aventnea. SH 7- uUUnt, partially finished baaetnent ie Dating ami Trade-Ins. Open 7 d ragufred to furnish a Contractor's icht in back 0|( ftore, Ptrformance Bund and Labor and Ma- SALES and SERVICE TWO-ROOM APARTMENT-Fumlshed, rlth bar and formal dining room. Con- dlDDLBTOWN — Throe-bedroom, two- TTENTION TtSAh ESTATE SHO- bedroom, private aids entrance. SH 7. pniently located near bua ilop on land- bath custom ranch, lovely flrtplac* In :erlalmen'i Bond, In such form nrd 163 Monmouth St., Red Bank WERS—Experienced property manaee- PROWN'S ;aped V acre. A buy at $25,500. ipacious living room. Formal dining laving* aa security thereon such Sure- 1932. ly Company or Companies aa arc ap- ment and renting man deilres position 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 8H 1-7S0Q room. Large science kitchen. Den. Two* SH HMO ' Witith actlva developerdeoper, bebuilder r o r rereaal THREE ROOM — Newly decorated un 1800 down to qualified buyen wilt buy car garage. An acre of lovely (rounds proved by the Borough in an amount stattt e agency. WiWritt e "ANA.N.," BBo x 511511, COMB TO OUR CHRISTMAS OPEN furnished second floor. (85, heat and 111 three-bedroom, ieven-room family In one or Middle town's fines! neighbor- at not la** than Die total of the Ac- ed Bank. MOUeB AND SALE — Thursday, (as Included. Ideal for working couple. home In the Freehold High School area. loodfl. $28,500. EJ R. SNYPHtR ft CO., cepted bid. rrlday, Saturday, December 0, 7, \ S. A man'i den and dining room make ftealton, Five Comers, IMdrtletown. OS No bidder may withdraw his bid Hours XI a.m. to s p.m.-THE SAST LTTRACTIVELY — Decorated and Mr- ill home Ifvabie uid enjoycbtq. Only vjthln thirty (30> flays utter tho tlatn IIOUCE ANTIQUES, Hwy M, Atlanta ilsned. one and two-room efficiency *«t for the receiving and opening of Highlands. partments. SH 1-8394, after 5 p.m. El) DANK — Attractive Colonial In Win. excellent area, spacious rtiomi Four ENCVCLOPEDIA AMERICANA — Llk ROWCROFT AGENCY The Borough reserves the right to ITUnlO apartment with kitchenette, Realtor ' )edrooms with room for more, d,«n on reject any and all hiris for nny or nil new. price Includea bookcaae and an. eaeonable. One ahort block from bus!- wo floors,, 3H bathsbt,, twwo replaflle l nuale, S212. Call CO 4-22M rljht away Bouth St. Freehok contracts for any cause whatsoever, to CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY less district. After 0 p,m. 61 Peters CiJi 4S2-QW3 (Open Sunday) jasementt, waaherh , ddryer, refrigerator. •llmjnate any Item or itema rrom tli« POOL TABLE — 0'. exCBllent condl •1., Red Bank. SH 7-0328. Lots of storage and utility am, Over- contract, and to waive any Informal!- tlon; Kenmore electric sewlnc machine, ilr.ed garago with loft. Qood condition. tie* In the bids. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! IBAUTIFUL — Five-room studio apart- BUB IB REAL DO-IT-YOURSELF - 129,800. LAWRKNCB J. • BCHlLLTNa. OS 1284t, Call aner *. lent on estate, Sycamore Ave., BOROUGH OF KEAN8BURG [ve rooms, one bath, llreplace, full IKALTOR. 18 Spring Street, RedBanlc. Borough Hall ibrewibury. SH 1-1229 or SH 1-1315. liar with waterl lively brook running 3H 7-4121. MBMBKR MULTIPLE LIST- ING. Keanaburg, N, J. AWNINGS IFFICIKNCIEB — Rooms, low weekly Y the aide of this home. What do Dec. 4, U $33.5(1 Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating ALUMINUM OR> FIBERGLASS 'Inter rates. Riverside Motel, Bridge cm want for $10,0007 To set It cou Adding Machine* — Typewriter! Poor hoods.1 patios, etc. Protection r, Rte. 35, Red Bank. SH 1-9784. OLSTON WATBRBUKY, Realtor, 18 ~ Front St., Red Bank. SH 7.350O. CKPTIC TANKS, dry well! lervloed. TOM SUM - Palnllnf and Decor- against sun.' rain,' aleet. mow. Free ADDINO HACHINSS - Typewriter! astlmatea. call today, ,ED BANK — Two - rooms • furnished, Leechlnit field added. Backhoe work. ating. General Contracting,'fully In- lichen, bath. (26. Call SH 1-31B4 or IIJBBRON — to> van court. Well •old"'• , rented, -- >alred. SerpWa 101 sured. Twenty yeara experience. Free Monmouth »t, : ted Bank. SH 7-MID. O. H. Wll»on. BH 1-1848. iqulre 22t) Shrewsbury Ave. tndacaped lot. 102x130' Newly painted RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES estimates. SH 1-8191 after I p.m. PROWN'S id decorated. Five rooma. 113,400. CKANPORT—Five large rooms, near 1 Day Fuel Oil - Heating PAINT1NO AND PAPER HANOINO— S3 Broad St. * SH 1-7S0Q Red Bank ,(0nt condition, 1700 down, |7i.7f monlh 5 Days Consecutive Old Dolii, guns. Jewelry, cut g!a**> 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc., Service * transformers. Went HO, reasonable" . 'ft7! - UDIO — Unfurnished, Brookilaln ' cays all utilities except heat. LI 1- 28c tine rurnlture. Civil War books. Appraisal! Bales. 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. Piano—Organ Tuning 347D. arm, Llnoroft. Large spacious com- 8 Days Consecutive 25c Line maile, nilman. BH 7-l;» APPLIANCE REPAIR and. Installa- and alt those little Jobs. Bjvenlngs LO Packed In polyetheiene bags Irom our iy. References required^ 6.900. E.H. 8NYDKII * CO,, Itealton, Yearly Contract Rates on Request tion. Realdcntlal and commercial wir- Plumbing and Heating 1,000 tree orchard. Also fresh ever- lve Corners, lllddlstown. OS 1.2SO0, ing. Allen Electric. BH 7-M12. OUR ROOMB — Dinette, ball), garagef KBEOArVS greens In 29 Ib. bales. Wholesale, re- nt throw In the sponge Just yat. RI(T>C to clMKfy, «dlt of reject any advartlaement Is refarvid :all. Bernadotte Farm. Tlnton Falls, lectrlo furnace. Adults, (100. Rte, 94, Tht Raglttar. Insurance It Hour Service. All heating units ^poslle Red Roof Tavern, llolmdel. t until you've seen this lovely brick Auctioneer serviced. BH 71637, SH 1-787J: M 2-0317/ snu. In West Ixini Branch, hot wn- Ws will not b*1 ruapomiblt (or errors, unieaa they are dcuctad ABILITY - SERVICE • Dependahlllty AUTOMATIC Hotpcint Wishing Ms \luts. r oil heat, llvlnf room, dlnlnf room. t>tto'* th« »«cond ln»(*rHon. H. o. COATS - An eoenllal Auction when you Insure your HOME, AUTO, Rooting, Siding and Ininlatlon ohlne, WQ-BEDROOII -r Four-room, modern Cltchen, electric range, fireplace, three ' i Ho cancelItttoni wlH tit accented or ahangea made In adveritia- Appraisal flervlne "anywhere." 2ss other lines of Iniurance Uirouth SH 7-O7«7 pacious apartment, Newark-New York ledroome tile baUi, one oar Ksraie, ments ona hotlr aftsr rscalpi lit office. Norwood Ave., JUeal. Phone KKlloig ArtMBTKOHP AOBNOY. BH l-l»00, in!Ulatlon it Biding Corp, Certified is at door, convenient. (120 Including t lOOxItt, patio, outdoor barbecue, 1-3481. Jonni-Manvllle contractor. PA Mlt/I TWO TRAIN TRANSFORMER" ~ One at, utilities. 187-HOOO, iking 131,900. Chaffln Agency, Real- or Adam IJnrmsyer 20141303. Lionel 00 watt with horn and direc- DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Before Publication Painting HUB ROOMS — Furnished, Hi rs Highway 35, Katontown. Liberty OUBON co. iNc.-noofing, sidiDi « tional control, IS; the other a Mara ies, iiM. a. tr, L. B. CaUscJlPIED I Auto and Truck Rental FAINTINO at Ita finest. Interior and M watt, 13. Hither will operate a .,iri, bedroom, kitchen, bath, ISO ' Insulation. Installed and guaranteed m Ave., Fort Monmouth. 7S7-14U. LTTLH B1L.VRR—Four usilrootns, twn • :U0 A.II. Day Bsrors Publication nun proof two daya before anterior. Residential and commercial. for 10 yeari. PR tmOUmMt) medium site layout Oan also be wired AVl»~nent a new car or truck. Low Lowest ram., W. Bvam. ml 1-8817. 0 operate HO trains. Call SK 7-34«7 ;ED BANK — Furnished three rooms, tths, attached farace, near school, publication. shopping. 113,000. SH 74402, ratea. Maple Ava., KM Bank. SH 7- Tel. Answering Service. ,rter 4 p.m. utilities supplied. Convenient to bull* 03IW. PR 4-5314, Dally 7 a.m,-10 p.m. Tainting and Decorating JIATTBIISSBB isss canter, buses, railroad station, iMFORTABLH four-bedroom home, Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 UDT US BE1 your aeoretary. No nead Foam Rubber. T.18J5. . rice rssldsntfsl ssetlon, tied Bunk. Ixit LOUIS CA08AN —, *-futupii uvuumwr. to miss calls. 34 hour answering Building Contractor win-Full- . i-KIng alces, roatnart, ilRBE ROOM furnished ap'artment, 0x135, Taxes (3111. (17,000, Call all 1- NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY jopernanger, M vests expemnce, 43 service, BH 1-4700. Iwy. Jj, itontown" U 3-0477, 081 for appointment. Cliapln Ave, »H 1-1708 aller a p.m, entrally located. Inquire it 1 lleril- Nsw homes, room ad- ig Read, after 4 p.m. BTIRKD OWNBU MOVED — To Flor- Vacuum Cleaner Repair JLANUBHIZINO SQUJPMSNT - F« Dial SH 1-1110 dltlons) baasmsnt and attl—.-o* , oma. L. H, HILL — Painter. Contractor, rant or sslel tree delivery South Jet- TtBB SoOMSUNFUHNlaHEU - • '(, la. Off en rani value In lovely Hlv»r Cms an private Uleplion§s are toiilrts to OS 149ft irom the kltohens, garage, npalta and alter- 4r> lob loo lane or loo ams.Il. Call »ey BimolOAL SH 7-3014. ile north of Red Bank, nacenily re. •hi liopie. Llvlns room, ntopiacf, •(7-W30, ' ) BLEOTROLtrX lining room, four badroomi, two tllfld following nations: tOwell t. COifax ). 787 rKeinsbun), 010 (llomdel), atlona,'llsrbert Blgenrauch. BH 1 -MM. Salei Service Supplies icoratel. Call ail 11911, Silo • >, 1 ifcth*. Vull buemcnt, flnlahtd reortta- >T1 (IIIiMandt), oaborna 1, in IRiimsonSia Brliht) and Blladrslde 1 A. J. jPIOOME — Oaramlo tile con- 0 BL B. JONB8 - Patntlni and dec- 808 Prospect Ava., LIUIs Rllvtr. For SHOP, BY PHONE •nil', 7. • • • ' , > ; oiatlni. Oenarai eonlraclBn. Fully NO BRANCH — One IntM-room Ion room Attached I»B|«. Uncloied Iractp* (or quality, price, and prompt prompt tiome aervfee or frea checkup I'm quick dally delivery In nsd Bank lartmanl left In nsw Jans Court, proh. Walk to (op rated icfioot. AlKlnx Insured. Free llstlmatea. 43 Monroe on your Ulectrolux, esli PR s-OBfl or UalU on orlvats teisctonss ars ion.(re* to BH t-ctto from tne Ava.. Ihrewiiurx. K. J. 747SW1. rea. outlying districts Wsonsidsys ath, and Third Ava, Two air const' -,000. miWIlia; M. Bonus H«inori tollowlni stationsl in (Atlantis Ulnliiands). CAPItal 9 and >. Uktrty t SH 1-2070. •, ,nd Saturday!. Discount prloss. nan, and all utllllles Included In River Rd,. Fair Haven, BH ?>«&33. PHOWN'S, U Broad St., SH 1-7M0. rent. Phone PR 4-MW. Memb

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