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HAMILTON, Bermuda the two banks. Tshombe and Premier Cyrille (AP) — President Kennedy, Approval for the merger will Adoula of the Central Congo con' be presented to the shareholders eluded the pact to restore unity fresh from his triumphant of the two banks after the firs in the Congo after more than 15 South American visit but of the year. hours of negotiations at the UN saddened by his father's The new bank, to be known as military base at Kitona. They illness, begirls a wide-ranging the Central Jersey Bank & Trus promptly flew off to their respec- discussion of world issues today Co., will be the largest bank in tive capitals of Elisabethville and Monmouth County and Central Leopoldville. with Prime Minister Macmlllan. Jersey, with assets totaling $115 Tshombe signed an eight-point The U.S. chief executive and million, with $9 million in sur- declaration which was presented the British prime minister wero plus and undivided profits. formally to the United Nations expected to devoto much of their Honorary Chairman Its text, announced by the Cen- two-day talks to the critical prob- Walton Sherman, Long Branch, tral Congo government, was brief lem of fashioning a common a member of the Monmouth and in skeleton form. It said: Western policy to present to Mos» County Board of Freeholders and "The president of the province cow on critical issues, and par- sow chairman of Central Jersey of Katanga ticularly the central problem of Bank & Trust Co., will serve as West Berlin. "1. Accepts the application of HOSPITAL VISIT — President John F. Kennedy opens door for hit wife, Jacqueline, the honorary chairman of the the fundamental law of May 19 The two leaders are expected combined bank. 1960, (the Congo's provisiona as they arrive at St. Mary's Hospital in Weit Palm Beach, Fla., to vilit the Chief to talk also about such matters Mr. 'Thummess will be the constitution under which Katanga Executive's father. The aider Kennedy has suffered a stroke. See story, page 3. as (he crisis over Katanga, the chairman of the board and Mr. is a province and not an inde impact of India's blitzkrieg con- Barlow will be president. pendent or autonomous state), (AP Wirephoto) quest of Portuguese Goa, the AND A KISS, TOO — Katherine Collen, 9, daughter of The Central Jersey Bank & "2. Recognizes the Indivisible European common market and Trust Co. now lists assets o Mr. and Mrs. Willis Collen of 32 Tindall Rd., Middle- unity of the republic of the 'Jon-Raritan Boys Trapped In Car other Issues. But tho biggest more than $81 million and the town, gets a gift, hug and kits from Santa Claus on his a, problems center on Berlin and Asbury Park and Ocean Grove an allied approach to Moscow. visit yesterday to children in Riverview Hospital. Joseph "3. Recognizes President (Jo- Bank has assets exceeding $35 seph) Kasavubu as chief of President de Gaulle still is million. Holiday represented St. Nick. The annual program it state, clinging doggedly to his opposi- The new bank will have 888,500 sponsored by Red Bank Kiwanis Club. v "4. Recognizes the authority of Brothers Perish in River tion to formal allied negotiations shares with a par value of $5. the central government over all with the Russians on Berlin. The Reason For Merger parts of the republic, SAYREVILLE - The bodies of State police, Keyport barracks, Bridge employee noticed broken British believo negotiations ara Shareholders in the Asbury On The Right Track? two Raritan Township brothers, listed the victims as Arthur w". bridge guard railings. necessary to prevent the crisis New Constitution who had been listed by police as Stickler, 18, and his brother, Hen- that would result if Khrushchev Park and Ocean Grove Bank will Underwater Search receive 1% shares in the new con- "5. Agrees to the participation missing persons since Sunday, ry E. Stickler, 13, of 6 Monterey carried out his threat to sign a cern for each share they now of representatives of the -rov- were recovered from their car in Dr., Woodland Park, Hazlct. A skindivcr, Michael Thornton, separate treaty with communist hold, according to the plan. ince of Katanga in a government 12 feet of water in. the Rari- The accident was discovered at South Amboy, located the car East Germany, commission to prepare a new Mr. Barlow said that the rea- Hughes Has Plan :an River at 4:15 p.m. yesterday. 2 p.m. yesterday when a Victory after an underwater search and constitution, son for the merger was for the brought the information back to No Opposition combined interests of both banks "6. Agrees to take all meas- police that there were two bod- Despite his refusal for France to better serve the customers In ures to permit senators and depu- News to Them ies insido. to participate In negotiations the central part of the state. ties of Katanga province to ex- Police said that when wreck- with the Russians, De Gaulle For H&M Railroadercise the national functions ers pulled the auto out of the agreed not to oppose a resump- - Both boards of directors fee the, merger will be beneficial TRENTON (AP) — Gov.-elec He'll ask more for New Jer- (that is, participate in the river "all the car windows were tion of exploratory talks In Mos- laid Mr. Barlow. Richard J. Hughes thinks he sey by way of achieving a tional parliament), Lily Tulip Denies closed. The older boy's body was cow between U.S. Ambassador No list of the new directors may have the right track for settlement of the deadlock over "7. Agrees that the gendar- found in the front seat and his Llewellyn Thompson and Sovi- Till be announced until the con- settlement of New Jersey-New proposed purchase, of the rail- merie of Katanga shall be placed brother's body in the back seat et Foreign'Minister Andrei Gro- solidation is completed, he added, York differences over the Hud- road by the Port of New York under the authority of the presi- 9 of the sedan. myko to find out if negotiations contemplated merger son & Manhattan Railroad. Authority. dent of the republic, 'Leaky Cup Report Police said autopsies would de- on Berlin are possible. These , be another of a series of Hughes will bring his proposal "8. Agrees to see that the reso- termine the approximate time of are expected to start early in «uch' steps originated several to New York's Gov. Nelson lutions of the (UN) Security NEW YORK - Officials of .Lily., per cups so that they would leak," death. tho new year, with British Am- years ago when the former Free- Rockefeller tomorrow. Council and General Assembly Tulip Cup Corp. yesterday spiked and shipped out coffee contain- Stats police Sgt. George Quinn bassador Sir Frank Roberts as- hold Trust Company, under Mr. Enjoy These New York state wants pur- are respected and to facilitate reports that "leaky cups" might ers without handles, reported that the boys left home sisting Thompson. Barlow, and the Long Branch chase of the railroad tied in their execution. portend labor union difficulties in "There is always a problem of about 11 a.m. Sunday for a trip The other North Atlantic al- Trust Company, under Mr. Sher- Christmas with construction of a World "(Signed) Tshombe." moving plaht operations from leaky cups," he said, "and one to the home of their sister in lies endorsed the probing effort man, combined. Trade Center in Manhattan by Tshombe before leaving Kito- College Point, Long Island, to or two cups might have gotten Union. at the NATO ministerial council The growing enterprise has the Port Authority. na told newsmen the declaration Holmdel Township, N. J. through without handles, but I'm When they failed to arrive at meeting in Paris last week. would have to be ratified by his since taken in the Farmingdale Vignettes Peter Elbe, a company exccu> sure there have been no mass (See BROTHERS, Page 2) (See MEETING, Page 2) Package Deal cabinet and the Katanga Assem- Allenhurst and Bradley Beach ive, told the Register that if shipments of faulty containers." By The Associated Press New Jersey wants the author- bly. But a UN spokesman as- National Banks. there has been any "sabotaging" No Indication Fifty-cent* stamps dress up her ity to buy the railroad but balks serted: The bank's principal office is of cup making in the College Christmas cards Kids even at a package deal. As for the labor union at the In Freehold and branches are lo "As far as we are concerned Point plant as retribution against list toy prices for Santa ... No Early this year the New York College Point plant fighting the Fort Soldier Killed^ eated in Freehold, Farmingdale, (See KATANGA, Page 2) Legislature passed a bill allow- the company's move to Holmdel, impending plant shutdown there, Long Branch, Eatontown, Fort rore cards from this official. Stamp Of Approval ing the authority to undertake the head office here in New York Mr. Elbe commented: (See MERGER, Page 2) Most persons wonder whether both projects. The New Jersey Imerman Firm knew nothing of it. "There has been no action of Falls Under Train to send Christmas cards un- Legislature turned thumbs down this type up to now, and we have No Strikes LITTLE SILVER — A Fort His body was removed to Fort sealed with a three-cent stamp, or on the package. Neither proj' had no indication that there will To Be Sold "As a matter of fact," he Monmouth soldier was killed yes- Monmouth by the Army Medical to seal them and attach four- ect can go ahead without the be." Overrule added, "I'm sure there has been terday when he fell under the Corps. cent stamps. approval of both states. NEW YORK (AP) - Jonathan The official said that letters Logan, Inc., said yesterday it nothing like that. We have had wheels of a train as it moved According to Army officials, That's why a lady in Concord, The authority estimates it excellent relations with the labor (See LILY-TULIP, Page 2) out of the railroad station here. Levitt On N. H,, aroused the curiosity of would cost about $80 million to has agreed to buy Arthur Imer- Sgt. McKown was returning union at College Point, as shown Army spokesmen sa'1 Master Postmaster Richard D. Eddy. He buy and modernize the railroad man Undergarment Corp. of Jer- home from Walter Reed Hos- by the fact that in nearly 20 Sgt. John J. McKown, 52, got noticed a batch of 40 cards, each while the world trade center sey City, N. J. Details of the pital, Washington, D. C, where years there the plant has been off a southbound Pennsylvania Sidewalks bearing a 50-cent stamp. He would cost $350 million. transaction were not disclosed. Auchincloss he had undergone a physical ex- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -Over Logan is a manufacturer of strike free." Railroad train at about 6.45 p.m.amination preparatory to being checked with the woman named Hughes told newsmen yesterday the protests of Levitt and Sons, in the return address. women's dresses and sportswear. The official labeled as "un After be had stepped off, they discharged from the service with that he'll propose to Rockefeller To Support said, he apparently fell under- 100 per cent disability benefits. Inc., the Planning Board last No mistake, she told him; she Imerman has plants in Matawan, true" reports that workers at that New York also approve neath one of the train's wheels. night ordered the firm to instal had some 50-cent stamps left over N. J., and Gaffney, Spartenburg, College Point have assembled F. A. Grimm, railroad dis- lived at For( sidewalks along all existing from an earlier mailing chore (See HUGHES, Page 2) Bond Park and Duncan, S. C. coffee containers and other pa Erosion Bill patcher, said Sgt. McKown was Sgt. McKown resided with his a passenger on train No. 735 township roads where Levitt and wanted to "dress up" her KEANSBURG — Rep. James wife at 10 Cosselin Ave., Fort which was due here at 6:34 p.m. property, for its 1,280-house proj Christmas cards. C. Auchincloss told local offi- Monmouth, yesterday. ect, abuts the roads. cials yesterday that he would Following this decision, the Price-Conscious Kids lend his support in efforts to He was pronounced dead by He said the train was delayed board approved preliminary sub- More children than ever are have Congress approve the Corps Dr. Harry Harwood, county 44 minutes after the accident, division maps for sections 7. 8 listing toy prices In their let- of Engineers' $3,069,000 water- physician. (See SOLDIER, Page 2) and 9, for a total of 149 houses. tens to Santa, says Philadelphia front erosion program for the The discussion on sidewalks (See CHRISTMAS, Page 2) Bayshore. came up in reference to section He met with Mayor Louis T, 9, which includes South Atlantic Collichio and C. Bernard Blum, Offbeat Gifts Ave. borough manager, yesterday A Levitt representative said morning at the Molly Pitcher Ho- NEW YORK (AP) - Here his coffee strong." The price the firm had no intention of in- Index are some gifts that are truly tel, Red Bank. is ground down to 49 cents. atalling sidewalks along that Page Mr. Auchincloss said that he better to give than to receive. Ten-speed bicycle — If you're street since the rear, not the Amusements IS would do all he could to see that They are being advertised un- the kind who likes to shift for front, of Levitt houses would Births 2 the program received favorable der the heading "things you himself, there's a bike that has run along the street. Jim Bishop 6 treatment by the House Appro probably never knew existed." 10 (count 'em) gears. You still Harold J. Dolan, acting board Hal Boyle 25 priations Committee. False doggy eyelashes — Just have to pedal, though — if you. chairman, said the planners had Bridge 18 He said he would keep local the thing, says the department can find time between shifts. taken a position requiring side- Classified 53-24 officials advised of the progress store ad, for "these competitive Cool Ravioli - • Man, it's a walks in such cases on section Comics 18 of the bill in the Congrdss and days in a dogs life. Sure to win drag eating square ravioli all one. He added, "We're sticking Crossword Puzzle 18 asked Mr. Collichio to either pre a grateful smooch from your the time. For a mere $1 of by that for all sections." Editorials 6 pare a statement or appear in pooch." It's $3.95. bread you can get a special Levitt took the stand that what Herblock 6 person before the House finance Automatic walerer for dogs- cutter that cuts your ravioli applied to section one did not Kitty Kelly 12 unit. While we're at it making a into hip circles. It's rounds- necessarily hold for all other Movie Timetable _ 16 He also asked the mayor to dog's life pretty cushy, the ad i ville. parts of the development. Obituaries - 2 attend the session of Congress offers a $2.98 attachment for Loud Parties The board, however, was unan- Sylvia Porter 6 when the bill comes before the Rover so he won't have to sit Wet whistle—For loud par- imous in its decision to re- Radio-Television 16 entire House. up and beg when he wants a ties, you can (jet plastic stir- drink. "All he does is trot over quire the sidewalks. Social IMS Mr. Collichio told the congress rers with whistles attached. At to the waterer, nudge the wob- Section 7 and 8, named Deer- George Sokolsky 6 men that lie felt certain the bor- 8 for $1.00, you can have your bler and out comes the H2O." field Park, totals 60 acres, with Sports 20-22 ough could meet its share of guests whistle at you when 158 building lots, and is bounded Stock Market 3 the program cost, estimated at Inflatable travel hanger—For they want a drink. by Lloyd Rd., Church St. and the Successful Investing _ S $600,000. the tourist who likes to travel Of course, you could save all former Truszkowski tract. W. 5,-White 6 Borough officials feel the pro- light, there's a hanger,-for $1.00 that trouble by buying the auto- Section 9, named Brookview that's Hat as a hanky in the matic waterer mentioned above Public Notice gram is a must if the current Park, totals 40 acres, with 91 urban renewal program is to be suitcase but can be blown up and filling it with good cheer. My books are complete and will on arrival to chubby size. It's building lots, and is boundsd'oy IRISHMAN OF THE YEAR — John C. Henderson, second from left, Navosink River successful. 15,000 Christmas Trees South Atlantic Aves. ancTRt. 34. 3e open for inspection on Decem- breathtaking. jer 28, 1961 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Rd., Middletown, has been named The Outstanding Irishman of 1961 by the St. (See AUCHINCLOSS, Page 2) Your choice, $1. Huhn's, F St., In other business/the board It's 'Perfect' Belmar.—Adv. approved a $1,000 voucher from John W. Carton, Jr. Patrick's Guard of Honor of New Jersey. Presenting the citation to Mr. Henderson Notice to Keansburg Residents Instant cotfee dispenser — Taxi Assessor state Sen. Richard R. Stout, is Mayor James W, Kelly, Jr., East Orange, right, president of the Guard. Looking On Monday, Christmas Day "perfect," says the ad, "for A Clean Car Rides Better Borough of Rumson township attorney, for legal and Monday New Year's Day the guy who can never find a Butch's Automatic Car Wash. -Adv. on are Governor-elect Richard J. Hughes, left, and Msgr. John J. Dougherty, second services In connection with the here will be no garbage collec- spoon. With this little dandy Across from A&P, Newman Levitt project, and a $350 vouch- Lumber Yards Closing from right, president of Seton Hall Univertity. A member of the Knights of St. tion. Collections will be on and the mechanical Ingenuity Springs Rd. Red Bank.—Adv. er from Herbert H. Smith Asso- American, Blaisdell, Little Sil- Gregory, Mr. Henderson is a trustee of Seton Hall University and chairman of the Wednesday following Christmas of a space engineer, he can just Home Made Sausage i ciates, Inc., planning consult- 'er, Monmouth and Red Bank building fund at Christian Brothers Academy, he also founded the Marylawn School and New Year's. turn his jar of instant coffee Country fresh sausage, links or ants, also tor services in con- Lumber yards will close Decem- M. & O. Disposal Co. upsido down, turn the knob bulk. Nelson's, 603 River Road. nection with the project. ber 23, 24, 25. —Adv. in the Oranges. Mr. Henderson is « member of the New York Stock Exchange. —Advertisement once — and we hope he likes Fair Haven—Adv. f\ iDec ft, 1961, BED BANfC REGISTER Weattier To Make New Jersey-Portly fair tad Resort School Budget Drops seasonably cold today With high $30-35 Sewer Rate around «, Some cloudiness k Highway night and Friday wilh low to- night 25 to 30 and high Frida; Under Regional High Setup MRS. SARA M. RYAN Federal Grant Benefits Matawan in the 30s Survey OCEANPORT — Mrs. Sara M. WilK. Wntk.f the northwest] BRIELLE — Monmouth Coun MATAWAN - Couacflman Ed- SEA BRIGHT - Reflecting the transportation costs for Sea ground, to be done for the firsl Ryan, 82, died yesterday in her ment gave the borough of Key- to the 40s alon ty Traffic Co-ordinator W. Roc ward E. Hyrne, sewer commit separation of elementary and high Bright students. time in more than 10 years home, 12 Lake Ave. port a $108,600 grant to pay part the shore, ert Warwick announced last nigh tee chairman, told The Register of the cost of the new.Keyporl school costs, the Sea Bright Board The Shore Regional High Shown is an increase In salarie; She was born in New York MARINE that the Board of Freeholder; last night that the hike in sewc sewer plant, now under construc- of Education has adopted a budg- School, to • be opened next Sep- for teachers, bringing instruction- City, daughter of the late Thomas Cape May will make a comprehensive high service fees will be less than an- tion. et of $58,645 for the 1962-63 school tember, is being built on a 35- al costs up from $36,900 to $38,32! and Susan Morgan. Her husband Block Isian way safety survey starting next ticipated as a result of a $114, Construction of the Matawan year. acre site which formed part of Kept as an expense for tuition " was the late Michael C. Ryan. — Northwes month. 333 federal grant for the sewei plant is expected to get unde the Turner Brothers nursery off the sum of $905 for special educa- Mrs. Ryan had lived here 36 winds today The amount is $23,540 less than Speaking to the Monmouth Mi project. way sometime in January o Rt. 36 and Monmouth Rd. in West tional services not available in years. She was a communicant tq 20 knots, be- the budget for 1961-62 when high nicipal Association at the Dinm February. , Long Branch. Contracts totaling Sea Bright. of St. Dorothea's Catholic The official estimated that thi coming var school education was a respon- Bell Restaurant, Mr. Warwicl $1,340,468 have been awarded. The As compared with last yea Church, Eatontown, and was an annual sewer rate, after con' able in dire sibility of the local school board. urged local officials to make sim- high school district takes in Sea when $3,000 in surplus funds wa honorary member and secretary struction of the new plant, will bi tion less thai The saving, however, is not one ilar studies of local roads in thei $30 to $35, rather than $40 a: Bright, West Long Branch, Mon- used to bold down the taxab of the ladies' auxiliary of the 10 knots tonight and Friday. Vi; that will bring the over-all tax respective municipalities. Abot previously estimated. rate down. For, added to the Sea mouth Beach and'Oceanport. part of the budget, nothing 75 officeholders attended. Oceanport Hook and Ladder Com- Births ibility five miles or more. Fai provided this time. pany. The U.S. Public Health Servici Bright district school budget, the Creation of the Shore Regional Mr. Warwick said that unde; today with some cloudiness ti There will be a public hearin; announced yesterday that the one for the Shore Regional High district left the Sea Bright Board direction of County Road Supe Surviving are four sons, Edwin night and Friday. on the budget in Sea Brigr, $114,333 grant has been approve* Rlverview Hospital School, a new district of which of Education with the responsibil- intendent Howard Preston twi M, Ryan and Raymond 3. Ryan, School Monday, Jan. 15, at 8 p.m both of this place; John Jvjlyan in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Glackin, TIDES this resort is a part, has yet to ity of teaching local children new road marking crews will b at which time the budget is ex- of West End and William"; W. $505,006 Cost 536 Clinton PI., Belford, son, yes- (Sandy Hook) be announced. through eighth grade. Until now, assigned to bring all highwa; pected to be adopted formally Ryan of Colts Neck; two-daugh- The sewer. plant project, on terday. Today — High 7:24 p.m., to' Sea Bright students have gone to lines and traffic control signs ' Where the over-all rate used to The budget then will go befor ters, Mrs. Millicent M. Voprliees. which the grant is based, will Morimouth Medical 1:33 p.m. Long Branch High School, with accord with the law. be composed of the local pur- the voters at the Feb. 13 electior of this place, and Mrs. Susanna cost.an estimated $505,000 over- Mr. and. Mrs. Bruce Schaefer of Friday — High 7:39 a.m. an the local school board providing He said that the purpose is pose, county, library and Board Thomas W. Garland, board sec M. Leister of Lexington, Ky.; a all. Plant construction is esti- 192 Pinecrest Rd., Oakhurst, son 8:05 p.m., low 1:31 a.m. an the tuition money, raised through eliminate all possible hazards of Education estimates, the next retary, said the budget may sister, Mrs. Marion Morgan of mated at $382,112, plus approxi- yesterday. 2:18 p.m. local taxation. and to make traffic laws enforc one will also include the rate examined in his residence, IS Oi Woodslde, L. I.; 14 grandchildren mately $70,000 for four pumping Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Evan; able. (For Red Bank and Rumso for the regional high school. To Included in the elementary borne PL, in the evenings dur and 13 great-grandchildren. stations. of 16 Lloyd Ave., West,Long Bridge, add two hours; S be figured in that are tuition, school budget is money for the ing the week of Jan. 8 to IS, fror Noting that he recently called The borough will also instal Branch, daughter, yesterday. The funeral will be Saturday Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Lon. construction, maintenance and resurfacing of the school play- 7 to 8 p.m. upon police chiefs for a spo new sewer mains, to cover abDU Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cloud ol Branch deduct IS minutes; Higl check within their own localities at 8:30 a.m. from the Robert A.' 90 per cent of the municipality, 13 North Fifth Ave., daughter, lands Bridge add 40 tainutes.) to determine if any improper); Braun Home for Funerals, Ea- at an estimated cost of $680,000. yesterday. Shortest 'Day Back at Work marked roads or illegally in- tontown, to St. Dorothea's Church, The plant will have a capacity Patterson Army Hospital CHICAGO (AP)-Temperatun Weighs Idea stalled signs had created dange; where a high requiem mass will of 800,000 gallons per day. Fort Monmouth moderated across northern se Of the Year ous conditions, Mr. Warwick sail be offered by Rev. James B. Last year, the federal govern- Spec, 4 and Mrs. Fletche; tions in the West and Mldwe; none have been reported to him. Coyle, pastor, at 9'o'clock. Bur- Winter makes its official bow To Scrap Johnson, Jr., 71A Helms Dr. today, but colder air spread int ial will be in Mount Olivet Ceme- tonight at 9:20 when the sun Nevertheless, he added, af Eatontown, daughter, Tuesday. most of the East and dipp tery. reaches the point of the white; markings and signs should con- Capt. and Mrs. William L. southward into northern Florida, Hughes solstice—its maximum distance Reserves form to laws and regulations. Stephens, 480 Church St., Bel- A strong flow of mild Pacif; The county survey, Mr. Wa; RAYMOND WEST (Continued) south of the Equator. WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. ford, son, Tuesday. air across the West brought wick said, will be directed ' LONG BRANCH - Raymond some other North Jersey trans- Frank Thompson Jr., D-NJ, says lief from the spell of zero weatr, Today's hours of dayllghl Harry D. Pitcher, of the roai West, 78, of 32 Fourth Ave,, a portation projects to be under- it might be a good idea to sera; er from Montana into parts will be the shortest of the department, who has recentl; retired clerk-manager for the taken by the authority. year. The sun rose at abou the armed forces reserves if Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Ambassador the North Central region. Ho' federal review proves them i: completed special trainlnj Hughes would not disclose the ever, a pocket of Artie air kep! 7:18 and will set about 4:38, courses at Rutgers University. Co., died yesterday in Monmouth efficient and outdated. Medical Center. projects he has in mind. temperatures a little below zei The sun already has begun ti The co-ordinator discussed thi But he said that New Jersey's set a little later each day, but The congressman also hai Mr. West, son of the late John Stevenson in parts of the Dakotas. It wi strong words yesterday for whi current holiday safety program Democratic senators agreed with -4 in Aberdeen, S. D., -3 in Hurra will continue to rise later each and said the rising trend In thi P. and Annie Woolley West, was his plan. He had met with them morning until the second weel he called payroll patriots an a lifelong resident of Long S. D., and -1 in Dickinson, N. D Sunday soldiers in the reserve death toll in the county in th earlier yesterday. He was to Sworn In In Montana, Great Falls in January. The total time o first 11 months of 1961 has ta- Branch. He had ben associated check today with leaders of the daylight, however, will In- who cry like babies when the; with the A&P food chain 27 WASHINGTON (AP) - William ported a reading of 43 comparer are called to active duty. pered off somewhat since the hoi; Assembly and the Republican Edwards Stevenson, former pres crease daily starting tomorrow years. He was a member of th« to four below yesterday mornin;. An investigation of the Arm: day program began. senate majority for their views ident of Oberlin College in Ohio, Simpson Methodist Church. The 40s in west central Montan Reserves callup during the Be: Mr. Warwick credited wide- New York Meeting was sworn in yesterday as U. S. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. were some 30 to 40 degrees higl lin crisis has already beei spread publicity, extra polici Hughes said he'll see Rocke- ambassador to the Philippines. Delia Boa West; two daughter^ er than 24 hours earlier. scheduled for the next sessio safeguards in regard to keepin feller at 5 p.m. tomorrow In He plans to leave for Manila Cite Alcohol Mrs. Frank Merllng and Mrs. Heavy snow covered wi< of Congress by the House Vetei tabs on taverns and setting U] Rockefeller's New York office. early in February. Andrew Fornino, both of Long areas in New England and north ans Affairs Committee. periodic road checks, appeals ti The two held a meeting in President Kennedy announced Branch; one granddaughter, one em New York. Factor In In a letter to constituent; the public by law enforcement Princeton last week along with the appointment of Stevenson, 61, great granddaughter; three broth- The freezing line extended im Thompson said he would be ove authorities, clergymen and civi GoV. Robert B. Meyner, who to succeed career diplomat John Terence H. O'Donaell ers, Cecil West of Lakewood; the southeast, hitting the Carol joyed if many "payroll patriots' leaders. leaves office Jan. 16. D. Hickerson, who is retiring Edmund West of Oakland and nas, George and Alabama. Road Death were dropped from the reserve; RED BANK — Terence Despite the December Improve Rockefeller has agreed to rom the foreign service. Florida, readings were 10 to John West of Bridgeport, Conn., TRENTON (AP) - Attorn "No wonder they act like cr> O'Donnell of 275 Spring St. re- ment over recent months, am proposal that the Port Authority An attorney, Stevenson served degrees lower than yesterda; and two sisters, Mrs. Allen Gen. David D. Furman want babies when Uncle Sam recal! turned this week to his offic over past years, Mr. Warwicl also take on the job of building 14 years as president of Oberlin morning, in the upper 50s in th Adams, and Mrs. Mott De Camp, new legislation to curb what h them into active service: thes at O'Donnell Travel Agency said there have been 52 death; links between the H&M and other College, Oberlin, Ohio, until he soutlt and in the 403 In northen both of Long Branch. calls the shocking factor of Sunday soldiers are physical Inc., 10 Reckless PI., of whicl on highways in Monmouth, i; North Jersey railroads. retired at the end of 1959. He sections. The 60s were reportec Services will be held In the cohol in traffic fatalities. Incapable of active duty," 1 he Is president. 1961, or 12 more than at thi Hughes said he will also repeat now is executive vice president in the extreme south. One Flock Funeral Home, tomorrow In an address to the state cc said. Mr. O'Donnell entered Rive; same point last year. his proposal to Rockefeller that and trustee of the Aspen, Colo., [he lowest, marks was 39 at 2 p.m., with Rev. Sherman ordinating Council on Traffi Thompson said what Irritate; view Hospital Nov. 2 as a surgl New York and New Jersey file Institute for Humanistic Studies. Gainesville:' Robinson, minister of the Simp- Safety yesterday, he quoted him was the evident pleasure o cal patient. a joint suit seeking a federal His daughter is the wife of Gov. son Methodist Church, officiat- Some early morning tempers report that about 52 per cent . these men collecting their month- court ruling on the constitution- Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey. ing. Burial will be In Woodbine ures and conditions: New Yorl all post mortems of adult trai ly pay checks from the Army sc New Jersey ality of New Jersey's new com- Cemetery, Oceanport. 35, partly cloudy; Chicago 2: fie fatalities indicate alcohi long as they did not have muter income tax. Meeting :loudy; Boston 35, partly cloudy was a factor. serve on active duty. Hughes to Meet Washington 39, cloudy; Atlanti Jobless Total ROBERT F. KINGSBURY He said if Rockefeller refuses The report was by Gerald J (Continued) il, clear; Miami 64, clear; Loui: RED BANK - Robert F. to join in the suit, he will ask Driscoll, chief of the Bureau There was much speculatio: With McNamara rille 32, cloudy; Detroit 21 Kingsbury, 77, of 35 West St., a Attorney Gen. David D. Furman Traffic Safety. here that Macmillan still thinks to check the procedure for a go- iloudy; St. Louis 31, clear; Min Christmas Up 11,700 retired painter, died at some yes- TRENTON (AP) - Gov.-elect Furman said that the coun'.rv iomething could be accomplishe' it-alone suit. neapolis 11, snow; Kansas Cit; TRENTON (AP) — New Jersej terday after a brief illness. Richard J. Hughes will make an is watching the results of a yea (Continued) >y a summit meeting with Soviei 1 37, clear; Denver 33, clear; Da! unemployment rose 11,700 las Born in Red Bank, Mr. Kings- The tax on New York-New other try tomorrow to prevent old law which requires an offi Postmaster Anthony L. Lam- Premier Khrushchev and that b as 39, clear; Phoenix 47, clea: month to a total of 158,800 per- bury was the son of the late Mr. Jersey commuters would regain Raritan Arsenal from being cial autopsy of all drivers killei bert. would stress this to Kennedy. Seattle 43, cloudy; San Franci; sons, the state Division of Em- and Mrs. Alexander Kingsbury. $40 million for the New Jersey closed down by the U.S. Defense in automobile crashes in Ne< Some letters, he said, list as wa3 believed in some circles tha co 5S, clear; Los Angeles ployment Security announced to- He was a lifelong resident here. Treasury which its residents now Department. Jersey. many as 70 toys; one letter re- he Bermuda meeting is r-ein; cloudy; Anchorage -19, clear, an day. Mr. Kingsbury was the hus- pay to New York state in income Hughes has an appointment to He urged the adoption of quests a toy costing $185.99. held at Macmillan's urging am Honolulu 72, partly cloudy. The figure, representing 6.3 pe band of Elizabeth Malone Kings- taxes. Rockefeller has called it see Defense Secretary Robert law requiring chemical tests According to the letters, St. lhat a summit meeting is one o cent of the state labor force, i; bury, who died in 1938. He was unconstitutional. McNamara at 11 a.m. tomorrow suspected drunken drivers by pc Nick will be treated to cookies, :he points he is most anxiou; almost 4,000 lower than last No- member of Sti James Catholic Debatable Subject in Washington. Sen. Harrison A. lice officers. milk, cake, and candy when he !o explore. vember, the division said. Church. Hughes, a former judge, said Williams Jr., D-N.J., will take George G. Traver, vice pres appears. Lily-Tulip Rusk Heads Team Seasonal curtailments and shut- Surviving are two sons, Henry he thinks the law is valid but ad- part in the meeting. dent of the N.J. State Safer Letters showing a real need, (Continued) Secretary of State Dean Rusl downs in trade and services es A. Kingsbury of Lyndhurst, and mits it is a debatable subject. The Defense Department has Council, said "perhaps we neei Lambert said, are turned over were sent to workers at the planl headed a team of U.S. adviser; tablishments at the seashore, anc Robert F. Kingsbury, Jr., of "I think it's as well to get the] announced plans to close down the Swedish system whereb: to individuals and organizations several weeks ago explaining tha ivho flew from Washington ti in construction, apparel, Red Bank. air cleared right away," he said. he arsenal, in Edison Township, just one drink, just the smell o volunteering to play Santa. t would be closed when the nc Palm Beach yesterday to accom food products accounted fo; There will be a solemn high The commuter tax is closely over a three-year period. New] liquor on a driver's breath, wi! Holmdel plant Is opened. pany the President. many of the newly unemployed; requiem mass in St. James related to the rapid transit ersey officials have been trying cost him his license for life Last Of The Cards He added: "As a matter i Others Included McGeorge Bun a spokesman said. Church at 9 a.m. tomorrow, fol- problem. The New Jersey law to prevent loss of the 2,500 jobs he Is caught in a violation or a Whitney Straight, deputy chair- tact, they have known for yean dy, the top White House advise; Also of significance, the divi- lowing a family service in the requires the tax proceeds be at the arsenal. cldent." man of Rolls-Royce in London used only for transportation that :hat the move would come—I England, has sent out the las; n International affairs; Glenr sion said, was the permanen John E. Day Funeral Home. benefits the New York-New Jer- was just a question of when." batch of company Christma \ Seaborg, chairman of h closing of the largest truck part; Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme- sey commuter. There are more than 1,000 em reetings. Atomic Energy Commission; manufacturers in the state, thi tery, Middletown. He said he hopes he and Rock- Soldier ployees at the College Poln; Katanga Said Straight: Charles E. Bohlen, former am Mack Truck Co. plant in Plain- (Continued) plant. bassador to Moscow and the top field, which employed 2,700. WINSLOW FUNERAL efeller can agree on identical (Continued) "This year I've written m; RED BANK - The funeral for proposals to present their legis- Two other trains were held up] The new Holmdel plant, no' name 1,400 times and on most o State Department expert on cole A further rise in unemploymen under construction off Rt. 35, Cen it Is signed, sealed and deli war Issues, and the U.S. ambas- for December was predicted by Mrs. Dolly Winslow, 78, of 112 latures next month. This proc- 'or 40 minutes, he said. Mr. ered. There is no question i the cards I've also written hi Leonard St., who died Tuesday, ess, he said, is better than Grimm Identified the train's en erville, is expected to be opened personal message: :ador to London, David K. E Edward J. Hall, acting directo; by early next summer. The $1" ratification." Bruce. of the Division of Employment will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. having each state pass bills and gineer as E. J. Kroessig anU the "This is the last of our Chrlsl million installation will employ a: and Security, who said the com n St. John's AME Zion Church, then see if the other state will conductor as Roger V. Risden. Wait, See Attitude mas cards. It comes to you with The presence of Seaborg am :stimated 1,200 to 1,500 person: pletion of Christmas orders ani Lakewood, with Rev. John Mur- accept them. There are reports that another Some observers in Leopoldvi!.. our best wishes for this Chrisl iis British counterpart, Sir Wi] Along with the College Poin seasonal change-overs would phy officiating. Burial will be in If Rockefeller will not agree, passenger saw the accident from adopted a wait and see attitude, mas and for the future peace an liam Penney, indicated specla plant, Lily-Tulip will close dow cause the increase, Ireenwood Cemetery, Lakewood, Hughes said, then he would con- inside the train. He reportedly They recalled that Tshomb happiness of us all." attention would be given to sue! ts warehouse in the Bronx, under the direction of the F. Leon sider asking the New Jersey alerted conductors who halted made a similar unity agreemen Straight said he's sorry matters in their field as thi he time the Holmdel plant Harris Funeral Home of Red Legislature to pass its own bills :he train. 'n Leopoldville last June whi abandon the card-sending prac- deadlocked negotiations with completed. Bank. for New York to accept or re- Little Silver police, who inves being held prisoner by the cen ice, but adds: "It's become toe Russia for a nuclear test bar Two County ject. igatcd the accident, said the Mr. Elbe said that "less thai tral government and repudiate expensive to me and it takes u; reaty, possible resumption KARNEY SERVICES one-tenth of one per cent" U.S. nuclear tests In the atmos Hughes said he also plans to Army man was carrying $750 in] it as soon as he returned to Eli: ;oo much time." RED BANK - A high requiem :he paper cups and container: rfiere, British-American co-oper- talk to Rockefeller about a bill cash and $150 in checks. abethville. This time, howevei Men to Be mass will be offered in St. Dor- manufactured by the firm an ation in the field of peacefu setting up a metropolitan region- Sgt. McKown is survived only UN troops are In control of hi Dry Toast ithea's Catholic Church, Eaton- "leaky." •reduction of nuclear energy anc al council of local and municipal by his wife, Mrs. Louise Mc- capital after a two-week war. Pre-Chrlstmas parties in Mas- :own, at 10 a.m. Saturday for reposals to give the NATO al- Paroled officials in the North Jersey- Kown. "It is a problem we have ti Arriving at Ndola, Norther: sachusetts' capitol and In oth- Mrs. Wilhemina Karney of 340 ies a bigger voice in the control New York area. live with," he said, "but we an Rhodesia, en route home, Tshom er state-owned or state-leased TRENTON — The State Parol Shrewsbury Ave., who died Tues- always striving to get closer ti if nuclear weapons. The bill is before Meyner now. DAUGHTER BORN be indicated he was not sati public buildings will be non- Board announced today that John day. Burial will be in White perfection." Macmillan after his arriva Hughes said he agrees with the ficd with the outcome of h: alcoholic this year at the re- Elko of Somerset County, who Ridge Cemetery, Eatontown, und- NEW SHREWSBURY-Dr. and resterday from London offe! principle of the bill but believes alks with Adoula at the heavil; quest of Gov. John A. Volpe. escaped from prison in 1955 three er the direction of the F. Leon Mrs. Fred K. Manasse, 25 Mul- o fly on to Palm Beach for the] it has technical flaws. guarded UN base at the mouti weeks before he was due to be Harfis Funeral Home. berry La., are parents of a inference so the President Auchincloss of the Congo river. Music To His Ears eleased and subsequently was "I'm a regional fan," the gov- daughter born Saturday in East would not have to leave his fa- (Continued) He told a newsman that an; Dr. L. D. Howard, Jr., has a eturned to jail for another six- ernor said. Orange General Hospital. her, who suffered a stroke Tues- Mr. Auchincloss said the bi decision on the Kitona discus pecial reason for celebratin, /ear term, will be paroled today, He said he has asked Meyner lay. But the elder Kennedy's Seek to Collect would probably go before th' sions would depend on his re- his holiday season: . The board also announced thai to withhold action on the bill It adds up! More and more loctors felt their patient's condi- Appropriations Committee i port to the Katangan cabinet am It's nine-year-old Lynette Mar- ohn Bellino, Long Branch, wil until early January until he has! people use The Register ads each ion, while serious, was such thai 'ebruary or March and the fu] national assembly, and dcclinei in of Garden Grove, Calif. ba paroled. He was sent to jai Taxes From had a chance to meet with those] ssue because results come fas- he President could make the House in the summer. 0 state whether he would orde; Lynette was bora with hei n 1959 for three to five years Interested in the bill. ter.—Advertisement. wo-hour flight to Bermuda. He said it would be in th' n immediate cease-fire in thi humbs and fingers webbed to- tor setting fire to a building to form of an omnibus bill. ighting against UN troops. lether. Three years ago, Howard, Arrival Time ecover insurance. The sentence Port Authority DEISMS THE MENACE by HANK KETCHAM NEWARK (AP) — The city's Sens. Clifford P. Case am Ccase-FIre in five hours of surgery, gave her Kennedy was due In Bermuda ran concurrently with another in Morris County that Bellino re- id to collect $700,000 in property Harrison A. Williams have both UN Acting Secretary-Genera hree usable fingers and a thumb t I p.m. and was to drive di- pledged their support to effort >n each hand. But the doctor :eived for assaulting with the in axes on buildings leased by the U Thant had ordered UN foops ect to Government House to to gain congressional approval ol mrned the parents not to expec; ent to commit robbery. Port of New York Authority to Katanga to observe a cease-] tart the talks. the program. .ynette to play musical instru- Samuel Brown, Cream Ridge, rivate firms was ratified with a rire while the talks were unde: He will return to Palm Beach ments or use a typewriter. who was sent to jail Feb. 26, 1960, 5-1 vote by City Council last Mayor Collichio said he would ivay, firing only if fired upon, >morrow night. try to arrange a meeting of mu- Residents of the vacation island or three to six years for pos- light. Asked if he was satisfied with The other day Lynette appeared nicipal officials from each com- rere fairly unexcited about the ;ession of untaxed alcohol, also The negative vote was cast by he agreement, the Katongan in Howard's office and proceeded munity affected by the program Isit of the two leading states- will be paroled. ames T. Callaghan, councilman leader shrugged, pursed his lip; o play Christmas carols for him to map an effort to secure ap. men of the Western World. It is ;t large, who said he considered md gave a . sad downward l an accordion. proval of the bill.. he third such conference Ber- it "a stunt to get taxes all of llance. "It's wonderful!" exclaimed the He also said he would advise muda has been host to, Prime sudden in an election year." "Not so good, not so good," urgeon. Merger all congressmen of the borough's Lynette's mother, Mrs. B. H. Minister Churchill and President Newark Revenue Director John mid Katanga Finance Minister] (Continued) need for the beach project. lartin, said her daughter started lisenhower having met here in . Burnett said yesterday tha ean-Marie Kidwe, who accom ilonmouth, Allenhurst, Bradley Mr. Collichio told the congress- aking lessons last June and lecember 1953 and Eisenhower ity would file to collect the >imled Tshombe to Kitona. leach and Neptune City. man that borough residents ow plays solos for her music tnd Macmillan in March 1957. money as taxes for 1960 and 1961 U.S. Ambassador Edmund A. Tho Asbury Park and Ocean would be most appreciative of udio band. It is also the fourth such meet- m Port Authority buildings at ullion, who arranged the talks irove Bank had its principal of- his efforts on behalf of the bor- ig between Kennedy and Mac- 'ort Newark and Newark Air- it President Kennedy's requesl ce on Main Street, Asbury Park, ough. lillan since Kennedy became port which are leased to various nd who conferred with the ri resident last January. md has branches in Asbury lusinesses. ill Congo leaders during Hie last Brothers ark, Neptune, Ocean Grove and Burnett said a recent Superior A Democrat ours of their talks, described (Continued) anamassa. lourt ruling giving the borough KANSAS CITY (AP) - Former io accord as a "statesmanlike le sister's house, within a rea lirough the air into the river. In addition to its normal bank- rf Moonachie power to tax tha resident Harry S. Truman told ipreement." mable time, the parents of the The bridge Is between Sayre- g services, the Central Jersey 'ort Authority for a leased build- bi-partisan political group last Gullion told newsmen: lys notified police. They were ille and Perth Amboy. ank administers • the Easy ng at Tctcrboro Airport Supports night: "It promises to restore peace ited as missing persons. Police The bodies were identified by harge shoppers program lewark's claims. "I don't like bi-partisans. When- 1 this tormented country by nt out a 13-county alarm at iseph Licata, brother-in-law, of hrough its Allenhurst offices. Callaghan said Burnett should ever a fellow tells me he's bi- lirislmas and to strengthen the at time:' nion. lave presented the matter to partisan. 1 know he's going to •public of the Congo against May Have Skidded Arthur, in the Navy, was on HURST IS HOME ouncil first. As it was, he said, vole against me. vision. Police theorize that the aulo, ave from the Naval Training LEICESTER, Mass. - John ie first learned about the tax "I'm a Democrat. Naturally, I "I am sure tlie president and iven by Arthur, may have skid- enter, Bainbridge, Md. 'eter Hurst, son of Mr. and Mrs. ppeal Jby reading about it in a want to elect a Democratic tick- e people of the United States led on the icy road, struck one The Stickler family, has lived bhn H. Hurst. 5 Fair Haven Rd., lewspaper. et." ill view this achievement with de of the bridge and careened Raritan Township for about umson, N- J-, Is at home for Council's vote was taken on an Truman; addressed the City iy and with warm wishes to, the other side, possibly being year and a half. ie Christmas vacation. He is a] mergency resolution presented Central Political Committee, Congolese people for the it of control for about 150 feet, Middlesex County physician, student at Leicester Junior Col-] y the agency's Law Department comprised of young Democrats uilding of a nation in the new fore ripping through' the rail- 'r. William T. Wilentz, will per- ige. Classes at Leicester will be is a necessary step in validating and Republicans. ear and the years to come." and dropping some IS feet irm the autopsies. •esumed Jan. 3, he city's appeal. I I Stocks Dip RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec. 21, 19(51-3 Successful Investing F Sixth President's Fatter Two Prices on One Stock Straight Day NEW YORK (AP) - The stoc Holding His Own By ROGER E. SPEAR .market declined for the sixt Q—"You have recommend* straight time yesterday. well within the realm of possi- Gains by a few, widely sc. Gillette a number ot times thi: bility. I regard the shares a: tered blue chips were enough In Recovery Battle year and I've finalSy been abli somewhat speculative but think lwost the Dow Jones Average WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. sions with Secretary of State to save up enough money to buj they offer good value at present 30 industrials .16 to 722.54, b a few of the shares. However, prices. (AP) — President Kennedy ar- Dean Rusk and top-level advisers its rails and utilities were ranged to make a brief visit to who flew here late yesterday when I check 1 sharply. his stricken father's bedside to- afternoon. ed the price, Public Service Electric & G day before winging to Bermuda Called (o Hospital found there dropped 2%. American Electri to take up world problems with there were two Clear Mines Power 2%, Peoples Gas 1%, Kennedy was called back to British Prime Minister Harold the hospital just as Rusk and the different ones cific Gas & Electric 1% and Co MacMillan. -o quoted. Which From Roads solidated Edison 1. Thero was no change in the '^'"''u of these tw American Telephone, bigge; utility of all, closed unchanged did y o j . »,«««i problems —*~ mean?" —P.V In Enclaves There were 484 issues \ip a tional to BOMBAY, India (AP) — Indian 552 down among the 1,293 issu< A—Your con traded. the agenda were such things as I fusion is un- Army engineers today continued on ihe right side and unable to clearing road mines and restoring The market showed the secon speak. i Berlin, the Congo, the Indian in- d erstandable, successive preponderance of ne- communications and transport fa- But. the President was as- vasion of Goa and nuclear test- SPEAt and I'm going ciities in Goa, Damao and Diu 1961 lows over new highs, thi ling. o try to set the record straight. time by 18-15. sured by the physicians that his while the Indian government father's condition was such now Ever since his father was Under certain circumstances, made plans for civil government Trading volume come to 3.( | striken Tuesday afternoon, there investors are allowed to buy million shares, up only slight' that ihe chief executive LOUW in the three fallen Portuguese en leave his side to make the over- :had been uncertainty over stock which has not yet beei claves. from 3.44 million Tuesday. WEATHER EYE — Adolph Pohl, 12 Warded PI., Wanamana, explains use of a theo- whether the President would issued but which is expected to Eight of the 15 most activ night Bermuda trip. Official reports reaching Bom dolite to track pilot weather balloons at a weather demonstration for 60 eighth grade The President will be little keep his appointment with Mac- be delivered at some future date. bay claimed Portuguese troops rose, five fell and two were ui millan. When this happens, the shares changed. students of the River Street School, Red Bank. The demonstration was conducted at imore than two hours away by carried out a scorched earth pol- j jet plane and ready to The British prime minister, al- trade in two ways — one for the icy in Goa, blowing up bridges, Servel was most active stocl tha U. S. Army Signal Materiel Support Agency, Fort Monmouth. The students also regular stock and one for. thi easing J/ to 12%. Next came Ge immediately should his father ready in Bermuda, dispatched a roads and buildings before re- t witnessed the launching and tracking of a helium-filled weather balloon which car- take a turn for the worse. He message of sympathy to the shares which are to be issue eral Motors, off % at 55>/2 sistance collapsed late Tuesday ried a radiosonde to 100,000 feet. Teachers accompanying ths students were Rich- will be in constant touch with president and put himself at later. after a 48-hour attack by Indian 48,900 shares, and American Mi l the hospital here and will return Kennedy's disposal, offering? to Gillette is a case in point. 0, troops, tanks and planes. chine & Foundry, up A at 37f ard Greene, Bradley Beach, and Sterling Keyes, Fair Haven. on 45,400. Aluminium Ltd., up by tomorrow night. come here if necessary. *-Nov. 16, company stockholders The reports claimed the invad- 3 approved the proposed three-for- ing forces caused only negligible and Automatic Canteen, up I / Recovery Battle But Joseph Kennedy, mean- one split, and the shares began damage to port installations and were next in line. Doctors believe Ihe former while, spent a good night at the trading on both a regular and a public buildings. Yesterday's Closing Stocks: BarTransferAppeall&mgo Policy ambassador to England is now hospital, his doctors and mem- CO 'i in a slage that can be expected bers of Ihe family keeping n "when-issued" (w.i.) basis the A Defense Ministry spokesman ACF ina I-T-E CM Brk IB; 30* Johftfl MRU 5I to continue unchanged for an in round-the-clock vigil. following day. The "when-issued' said that conditions were fast re- 62* Jonea & L 72 h Ex lained sold at a price equal to abou turning to normal in Goa, where Alleg C|> 10?! Joy Mtg 39 definite period, possibly even for The four physicians on the Alleg Liiti 47U Kaiser AI :i2 Hearing Concluded P weeks. He is apparently holding one-third of the regular stock, t the defenders offered their strong- Alleg Pw 50 Kennecott 81 WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre case conferred in mid-afternoon adjust for the split. est resistance and that "most of Allied Ch 5 Koppers 40 tary of State Dean Rusk ex- his own in his battle for recov- and examined the elder Kennedy. Aim cmi 19 Kresge S3 3V the Portuguese soldiers have laid 63 Kro&er M NEWARK — Testimony in an findings. They also can, he said, plained U.S. policy in the Congo ery from a stroke. On the basis of what they told As soon as the company makes Alcoa LehlS" C&: 13 down their arms." Am Alrlln 211. Leh Port appeal by Lucian's Depot Bar, request permission to present ora to some of i!s congressional crit- The elder Kennedy has been him, the President made his de- the distribution, you will see only Am Btk Sh «*» G 21 Inc., Red Bank, to the Division The ministry earlier claimed Leh Val In' d" V arguments before Mr. Davis. ics but apparently didn't change sleeping most of the lime and cision to go to Bermuda. one quote for Gillette, and th Leh Val RR 5' of Alcholic Beverage Control foi When the Borough Council de was asleep on two occasions •hares will be traded at the saiw that stragglers were still being Am MiFdy 37'i, LOF GlaiB 571 their minds. The hospital plans to Issue Am Mot 17% Lib McN4L 11 a liquor license transfer was con nied the transfer, Councilman when his son looked in on him. medical bulletins at noon today price level as the w.i. stock dii rounded up. Am Smelt 63 li Llgg & My 109 eluded yesterday. Rusk, defending U. S. support Goans arriving in Belgaum, In Lukens Steel 61 Frederic E. Glersch, Jr., made of UN action against Katanga The President rushed back for and again on Friday. It also beforehand. 133-. Mack Trk 43 The Red Bank Borough Coun- the motion with, he said, "frankly dian command post for the inva- 1D2!4 Martin M 27 said he would have no objection his third visit of the day to St. will keep Kennedy constantly When-issueds can be carried on Merck 89: cil on Oct. 16 denied a requesl some regret for Mr, Taylor." Mary's Hospital late yesterday ion, which the army called "Op- ASp'ini"" 28 HOM to an investigation of "The Con nformed. There will be addi- a relatively low margin and at eration Vijaya" (victory), said 48W Minn SI4JI 70 to transfer the license from it; go story or to a full examination afternoon when he was told his tional bulletins should "some times attract considerable specu- Mo Tac A 46' present site at 107-109 Oakland native Goan soldiers and police Mont Ward 32' of the full (foreign policy) story.' father was awake. situation" arise, Salinger said. Armour & Co 40% it. to another building abou lative interest. However, in mak- virtually welcomed the invaders 70 Nat Blse or The secretary of state was Joseph Kennedy was able to ing ordinary investment trans- 26% N Ca«h rteg 138 20 feet away at 115 Oakland St Says Rebels while the outnumbered Portu Atchlson 2614 Nat Dairy 71 summoned to Capitol Hill quietly recognize members of his fam- actions, it makes little difference Atl Hefin W.i Hat D" iistlll on the corner of Bridge Ave. JERSEY RATINGS LISTED guese troops resisted the advance Nat flypa yesterday to brief a half-dozen ily, who gathered at his bedside which of the two you choose. with all that they had. BaUcock & W 58% Nat Steel Borough Attorney Samuel Car- Fight Castro members of the Senate Foreign with the President. But he was COLUMBUS, Ohio-The Amer- Q—"How do you rate Gamble- Baltl Limn NY Central otenuto, in his summation, said They said residents of the three Bait- - ' - - Nla II Pw MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-A military Relations Committee on the con- unable to talk to them, accord- ican Jersey Cattle Club has certi- Skagrao?" —H,R. enclaves lavished hospitality on Bayuk Clg 53V4 No Am Av the council had acted within its leader of the Cuban revolution, troversial Congo policy and on ng to White House Press Secre- fied two herds of registered Jer- Bell & How SOU Nor Pae legal discretion in denying thi A—Pretty high. Gamble the Indian troops. Bendlx 02 Nwst Alrlln now in exile, said bloody fighting the U. S. position on India's in tary Pierre Salinger. seys owned by farm operators in Beth Steel 40? Norwich Ph transfer, and had not abused Sfcogmo (NYSE) is a well-en- Boeing Ohio Oil has involved rebel guerrillas and vasion of Portugese Goa. The President looked a little Monmouth Counly, N.' J.. under trenched merchandiser which has Borden n Outb Mar this privilege. Borg Warn Owens 111 Gl .- 25,000 Fidel Castro troops He declared that neither the ess grave as he emerged from a breed type classification. used its strong financial position Brunswick 571'«: Pan A W Air 20: Objections central Cuba's mountains. United States nor the United Na- he hospital with his wife, Jac- It reported that Marlu Farm, to take advantage of several out- Buckeye Pi S6V4 Param Plct 57 Safe Landing "lucy Erie 18 Penney. JC 52 He said the council had re- No confimation of major con- tions is attempting lo impose any queline. Asked how he found his Llncroft, N. J., has 37 excellent, fide investment opportunities. In Bulova 15 Ji Pa Fw&Lt Burl Ind !3 Pa RR vived objections from nearby flict came from major Cuban political or economic system on ather, the President said: "I 68 very good, and 10 good-plus recent years some sizable profits Case, Jl PepBl Cola esidents and from parishoner; exile groups or U.S. officials in the Congo. guess about the same." animals, giving the herd a stand- have been made in these ven- Despite Two Cater Trac Perkin Elm Celaneae !i Phil El of St. Anthony's Catholic Church this country, or from Havana. "It has not been me intention He went back to the Palm ing rating of 88.67 per cent. Dor- tures, and the firm's alert man- Che« & Oh 5IH Phil! Pet which is at Bridge Ave. and The Cuban radio ridiculed the Beach oceanfront mansion he has brook Farms, Eatontown, N. J., agement makes further successes ""hrysler «>» Pit Steel • of the United Nations to do in Flat Tires Cities Sv-o SI Pub Sv EiG Chestnut St., approximately 340 tatement made by Maj. Eloy the Congo what can only be done borrowed for the holiday season was 87.87 percent for its herd Coca Cola 102 Pullman Gutierrez Menoyo. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A ~!ole Palm S3'i Pure Oil teet from the site of the proposed by the Congolese themselves," He from family friends and plunged containing 20 excellent, 62 very !olum Gaa 2814 RCA Canadian-Pacific airliner, carry- Coml Solv Reading Co IT. Gutierrez Menoyo, who called said. "The basic solution of the nto planning and briefing ses- good and 13 good-plus animals. 34 1 ing 86 persons, landed safely at Con Edls 82 f, Repub Stl 5S John A. Petillo, Red Bank at- a news conference yesterday and problems there must be worked Egg Market Com Can 47 li Revlon 68 V said that fierce combat was in Woisant International Airport *torn Pd 57-i Reyn Met 391 torney, also addressed the hear- out by negotiations by leaders of NEW YORK (AP) — (USDA) early today despite two flat tires. !rown Zell Rey Tob 79 ing in behalf of the church. progress in the Escambray the Congo." Rob Fulton 37 Mountains between rebel units — Wholesale egg offerings of Emergency equipment had been 8* St Jn.l Lead 36' Abraham J. 2ager, Red Bank, Asked if U. S. support of UN 8mm KODAK Del & Hud Bt ncg Pap 35' large ample; mediums fully am- called out but was not needed. Dent fllip Sears Roeb ittorney for Lucian's Inc., said and Castro militia trying to 37 !i Shell Oil 891: action against Katapga—which ple to burdensome; light to am- Doug Alrc 3514 38' ;he council had abused its dis- stamp out their increased activ- The turbo-prop airliner's two' Row Chem 7114 Sinclair has been condemned by Britain Du Pont Smith, AO 37 S iretion in denying the transfer. ities. ple on balance. Demand light 'ront tires blew out as the plane 239U fincony 30 and some other NATO countries- Duq Lt 31% 50 He point out that no reason "Just today," Gutierrez Menoyo COLOR yesterday. Sou Pac took off from Mexico City for Sou Ky 27 had weakened U. S. alliances New York . -spot quotations Sperry Rd 55 for the denial had been listed by said, "we received word of bit- Lima, Peru. The crew learned of Erie Lack 23 Rusk replied "t don't think so.' tne Stil Brand :he council. ter fighting that has left many MOVIE FILM , follow: this from the Mexico City Air- Firestone k Std oil Cal 77' But Rusk's defense of the ad- MC CO 87 ii militiamen dead at Obispo near Mixed Colors port after takeoff. FonFMCl CMo: t Std Oil NJ He also cited the fact that no ministration policy didn't seem to 111 Stud Pack 50* lancti Spiritus." • REG. 4.70 Extras (47 lbs. min.) The four-engine plane pro- SOU 10- :harges of improper operation o convince any of the critics among devel. 25 !4 55' In 1958 Gutierrez Menoyo led extras medium (40 lbs. average) :eeded to New Orleans, apparent- Gen cigar Tex G Prod 401 Lucian's ever had been filed with the Foreign Relations Committee dtveloplng Ten Dyimrn included 82-34; smalls (S5 lbs. average) iy because of better equipment Textron ;he governing body or the ABC the second front of Escambray. members who were on hand. included Jen Elec Sit Tldewat Oil 21 an army that co-operated with 32-34; smalls (35 lbs. average) lere. Its landing was described !en Pda Transamer 501 Incident Cited 2 Ocn Motors Un Carbide 122 2714-28V4; standards 32J4-34; : Castro's forces in overthrowing is very smooth. Gen Pub ut ss Un Pac 32 Red Bank Detective Robert D. 21 MOAD ST. •tandards 32%-34; checks 29<4- O Tel & El Unit Alrc 42: ^uban dictator Fulgencio Batista. It adds up! More and more Canadian-Pacific said it would 5514 United Cp >cot testified that a man Who had 301/5. 35?; 81- Gutierrez Menoyo, a suporter of LEWMIL'S RED IANK ly another airliner to New Or- 28 US Lines 30 jeen arrested Thanksgiving night people use The Register ads each 69it US Plywd 4S> Castro after the latter took over • Typewriter! • HI-FI • P..oto Suppllei • Radio • Stereo ' Whites 'eans to take the passengers to US Rub 57-?, 'or creating a disturbance on Issue because results come fas- " Extras (47 lbs.- min) jma. They remained in New Or- Goodyear 55S, US Smelt ,ia 3ridge Ave. had been in the bar in January, 1959, fled into exile • Appliances • Records • Television • Tape Recorder! ••, Oraco & Co US Steel n- In January, 1961, and charged ter.—Advertisement. extras medium (40 lbs. average) leans overnight. SUIT 8* irior to the incident, but that he 'an AI Stl 30- the bearded revolutionary with 3J14-33J4; top quality (47 lbs. Officials said the plane would Greyhound 251!34 iValworlh lad seen Mrs. Lucian Markham, Gulf on «•„ Warn B Pic being a Communist. min.) 41-45; mediums (41 lbs. >e repaired at New Orleans and Here Pdr 98H Wn Un Tel »ho was tending bar, refuse to 111 Cent 42 Wcatg El average) 32-34'/2; smalls (36 lbs. returned to Canada. Int Bun itch 575 White Mot serve the man any more drinks. Gutierrez Menoyo said two average) 27%-28V£; peewees 23- Int Harv 495 Woolworth The man had a drink in a glass former comrades of the Escam- Int Nick 81(i Sh*T 24. DINE AT COPACABANA Int PapPapeer in his pocket at the time, Detec bray army are in the field lead- Browns UNION BEACH — Members of Int TeliTeTliT l 58 live Scott said. ing rebel forces there now. He FANTASTIC Extras (47 lbs. min.) 35^-37; he Ladies' Auxiliary of Fire George J. Taylor, Red Bank, identified them as Capt. Everar- top quality (47 lbs, min.) 37-38?4; Sjmpany One attended a pre- iresident of the corporation which do Salas and Lt. Elio Balmaseda. mediums (41 lbs. average) 32<4- Christmas dinner party in the Fireproofing >wns Lucian's, has been leasing "The guerrilla movement was 34%; smalls (36 lbs. average) Copacabana, New York City, last he present site on a monthly ormed in the Escambray Moun- 27^-2% peewees 23-24. week. >asis for two years, He said he tains last Nov. 10," Gutierrez Pacts to Be Letwught the building at 115 Oak- Menoyo said. "Our force is made and St. in anticipation of trans- up of anti-Communist Cuban! 'ering the liquor license. [rom every walk of life—students, For Hospitals Members of St. Anthony's soldiers and even militiamen who TRENTON (AP) _ The State Church have objected to the lave defected from Castro." institutions Board says that fire- :ransfer on the grounds that the proofing contracts for both Grey- lew site would be objectionable stone and Trenton State Hospi- adults and children going to Branch' Avs. Bridge tals should be let next month. he church. To Open in January A spokesman said yesterdaj At the first hearing Dec. 7, that the new 1,000-bed hospita lie appellants "had testified that LITTLE SILVER - County at Woodbridge for mentally re •444 persons who passed the -nglneers said yesterday con- tarded children should be under iroposed site of the new bar on (ruction work on the Branch contract this spring. our successive Sundays, only 135 . bridge here will not be He said that at least 10 of the ntered St. Anthony's. :ompleted until next month. 17 projects proposed in the $40 Mr. Zager said a report con \ spokesman for H. Lcroy Martin, counly engineer, said LARGE CARA ^^^ million bond issue approved in ainins "recommended conclu- ;g the Nov. 7 referendum would be ;ions" in the appeal will be pre- Ihe bridge probably will be open started in 11)62. •nted to William Howe Davis, o traffic by the middle of Jan- The board, appointed by Gov ,BC commissioner, who will mry. He said the precise date Robert B. Meyner during his lake a determination in the mat- lepends on the weather. eight years in office, took the :r. Work on the new bridge over BOTTLEJUUA governor to a pre-Christmas Mr. Carotcnuto said he and Mr. Ihe Little Silver Creek began in lunch yesterday. Over turkey lager will receive a confidential ctober. There has been no and all the trimmings they rem- -port on the findings and have hrough traffic on Branch Ave. inisced and thanked the governor J days to file exceptions to the nee that time. for his support of the depart- ACCUTRON* ment, one of those present said In other business the board UN Assembly Ends Session by BULOVA approved a prerelease camp for CEach 40 boys from Annandaie Reform- UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) over violations of human rights atory, to be established at the -The UN General Assembly re in Tibet; now under Chinese dom- 3wn the first timepiece ever Knight farm at the Trenton State ?ssed its 16th session early to- ination. Only the Soviet Bloc and guaranteed accurate on your wrist... Hospital, and decided lo accept ly for Christmas after de- Cuba voted no. •.CCUTRON ... a revolutionary new bids on a "High-fields project' Duncing Soviet domination over Russian Delegate S. G. Lapin timekeeping principle born of the space in Ocean County on March 1. ungary and Red Chinese op- claimed the entire Tibetan issue age. Accutron runs on the microsonic 18 Flavors The Ocean County project will repsion in Tibet. had been fabricated to cover nc- vibrations of an electronically powered be modeled on the Highfields tions "of the Anglo-American tuning fork, (t is so precise it is The two resolutions were Rehabilitation Center in Hope issed over bitter opposition colonizers" to create a military guaranteed not to gain or lose more well, which processes 20 juve than a minute a month,not in the om the Soviet bloc, which ac- base against Communist China. nile delinquents every three ised the United States of pne df the most important de- Including Club & Ginger laboratory, but on your wrist in normal months through a voluntary in- daily use.* edging up cold war issues ttfat velopments was the Assembly's tensive training program. ave remained dormant since the approval of a $200 tnilliorf, 25-year Come in and see ACCUTRON for bond issue to save the world MCuTION "203" ist time the UN acted on then) yourself... see its bold new space Hand lipped ttalnleii ttul uu. Luml. Victory Party 1959. body from bankruptcy. Over-rid age styling ... see why ncui hands ind dial. Tapertl Alligator ing Soviet bloc protests that the ACCUTRON is the world's new 'trap. (Also Kith charcoal dial) $U0 For Hughes The 104-nation forum approved plan initiated by Thant was ille- 3-17 with 32 abstentions a rcso- PROVEN TO BE THE BEST SODA standard of accuracy. ELIZABETH (AP) - A victory gal, the Assembly approved it by friw Plui Toi party for Gov.-elect Richard J. ion deploring "the continued vote of 58-13 with 24 absten- ON THE MARKET REGARDLESS OF COST Hughes will be held Jan. 14, it sregard" by the Soviet Union tions. Belgium, Cuba and France id the Hungarian regime of As- was announced yesterday by the joined the communists in oppos- • Made with artesian well water and pure cans sugar Citizens for Hughes Committee. mbly resolutions concerning the ng the proposal. Raymond H. Leahy, Chairman [nation in Hungary. The bonds—available to UN EUSSILLES' the committee, said about 700 U.S. Ambassador Adlai E. Ste- member governments, govern- persons are expected to attend mson warned Russia and Hun- ment banks and nonprofit foun- Utiiitg Itvdm he affair, a dinner-dance to be iry that the UN had not for- dations-and paying 2 per cent TBDttY SK BROAD STREET / RED BANK. NEW JEESCT ield at the Scotch Plains Country itten the IMG revolt stamped interest— are designed to case Club. it by Soviet armor. the financial crisis caused by re- MONMOUTH LIQUORS Earlier the Assembly voted 55- usal of a number of nations to •W»w«l (Kflvit vour ACCUIIOA Eitcfconic Ilmaplcc* 10 lh« rtqulrtd loltit . with 30 abstentions for a reso- pay their share of the cost of I ' k !*•» (,»• v» • liom iu' do* o( nh It pays to advertise in The 69 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank 1 Register.—Advertisement. ion expressing grave concern the Congo operation. Bee. », Wfi WD BASK BEGISTER PLEADS INNOCENT NEWARK-Paul E, Vaw* of s tram t un, to S p.m Morristown, has pleaded innocent Mayor James W. BIy objected to charges of conspiracy, obtain- Obre PL to keeping the ban in effect until ing money under false pretense* p.m. After lengthy discussion, and making false entries, Vance, SHOP council agreed to the i p.m, limit former controller of Daniel J. Parking Cronin, Inc., a bankrupt Newark Mr. VanBrunt cited the pos construction firm, was indicted sibility of fire trucks or ambu for unlawfully conspiring to cheat Ban Voted lances being called upon to usi and defraud^ the Cronin firm, YANKO'S SHREWSaURY-An ordinana Obre PI. at peak parking-houri Standard Accident Insurance Co. which would ban parking on both as a main reason for the parkin) RED BANK of Detroit, Union County Trust BROAD ST. sides of Obre PI. from Broad ban. Co. of Elizabeth, Linden Trust St. jto a point 850 feet to the Police Chief Raymond Mas Co. and Manufacturers Hanover west from 8 a.m. to 4 pm. was supported Mr. Van Brunt's con Trust Co. of New York City. introduced Tuesday by the Bor- tention. He said limiting parkini ough Council. to one side of the street wouli For the perfect 51st YEAR ON JOB A public hearing on the meas not provide an adequate solution FARMV1LLE, Va. (AP)-J. B. ure will be held Thursday, Dec Elam, 82, has started his second 28, »t 8 p.m. It adds up! More and mon 50 years as a judge at the poUs Christmas gift Councilman John W. VanBrunl people use The Register ads eaci issue because results come fas in Spring Creek precinct in Prince Introduced the measure to bar Edward County. He has missed ter.-Advertisement. only one general election in 52 years, and that time he was a justice of the peace and ineligible every night NOW AT UTTMANS... to serve.

The Shockproof, Water-Resistant No problem finding tenants when you advertise The Register ,to 9 p.m. "CARAVELLE" by way—Advertisement. HEALTH CAPSULES including BULOVA by Michael A. I'elti, M.D. HOW CAN YOU QUICKLY EMPLOYEES WHO CARE — Bendix Corporation employees at Earontown this year are RELIEVE TENSION WITHOUT Sat., Dec. 23d For Only donating $1,000 to their annual Christmas Cars Program. It is done by preparing de- TAKING MEPICINE * partmental Christmas cards to extend greetings to fellow employees. Money which would have been spent for individual cards is donated to ths fund. James Ferrior, center, of Monmouth Regional High School, judged tha entries, and nine prizes in three classes were awarded. He is shown with Thomas McGeehan of 13 Oak La., I'LL GIVE YOUR BUSINESS Rumson, right, first prize in the "best art" class, and John D'Urso of 215 West End A FALL PUSH ' 12 Ave., Long Branch, first in "best religious subject" class. Ben Stanley of 38 Collins Put me on your selling team Ave., Port Monmouth, not pictured, was first in "most original" class. and watch your sales' and profit PAY ONLY 50c A WEEK ^climb. I'm O; Howie Hustlej, a 3,000 HOMES DARKENED Co. said some 650 homes in north Register Classified Ad. Smart, NEWARK (AP) — More than Newark were blacked out from Suess Who . • . modern businessmen use me 2,000 homes here and in East 7 to 7:45 p.m. when an overhead everyday to quickly. reach their Orange were dark for a while wire snapped by the weight of best prospects — the people who Tuesday when a snapped over- ice. FILL YOUR TUB WITH WATER are reading Classified because head wire and an underground In East Orange, about 1,500 THAT IS 98 TO IOO PEGREES they want to buy something. Dial homes in a 43-block area were F. ANP SUBMERGE YOUR- cable failure caused a loss of SH 1-0910 right now for an ex- without electricity from 5:47 to SELF COMPLETELY BELOW power. YOUR NECK FOR ABOUT 20 perienced account representative 7:15 p.m. when an underground MINUTES. THIS IS USUALLY who will explain how easy and Public Service Electric & Gas cable failed. AN EXCELLENT RELAXER. Inexpensive it is to put me to Haallh Captutu oh/u htlpM inloimjtion work for you. ' : HERCULES ,ltisnotinttndtdtob«oF»di»gnosti Brilliant chrome flush cue ivllh llalnlrst steel bark.

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Candy Cane Collins. I'our a jigger of gin or MONMOUTH COUNTY vodka over ice cubes in n tall glass. Fill with delightful Canada Dry Collins Mixer. Garnish with citrus slices and NATIONAL BANK candy cane. Cheers! Christinas Sparkler. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation For a bright new drink, fill tall glass Red Bank Little Silver Now Shrewsbury with ice, add 5 dashes of bitters, 2 oz. whis- Keyport Englishtown Atlantic Highlands key, gin or rum. Top with sparkling Canada A 'special sparkle' mixet Dry Grapefruit, lemon for every taste spiral. Stir. Tbtmitj, Dec. 21, 1961—5 Male Works Overtime BED BXNK.BE&I§TER ILL' f< T ' * aid under present Kennedy On Problem of Jobless ministration program. By JOHN KOLESAR _ appointing so far. In the first And the attorney general ha* five yreekg of the program, the TRENTON (AP) - State La- ruled that jobless workers cannot state had been able to get only bor Commissioner Raymond F. collect unemployment benefits 67 jobs for the former Mack Male's dream of providing the under state law while they are workers. • answer to one of the nation's being retrained. Male says he will try to get this law amended next most important problems is in Pushes for Action year. danger of failure. Male, a slender, intense man who has made a career of gov- This can cause some small but The question is: What can -be ernment administration, has been done for workers who lose their agonizing problems. For instance, trying to light fires under every Male said he has an offer from Jobs through automation. one he can find to moke the an industry in Carlstadt to train Male's answer is: Retrain them program a success—the workers, six or eight Workers for lathe op- •nd get them jobs in growing in- industry, the federal government erations. It is just right for some dustries that need their skills. and his own department. former Mack workers. He got a chance to try the an. The 40-year-old labor commis- The company will supply thi •wer out when tte Mack truck sioner has called two meetings equipment and supplies, but the plant in Plainfield closed down of Employment Service chiefs state must supply an instructor, Oct. 31. The company moved the and workers. And there is the bind, foi plant to modern quarters in Hag' "I've been hitting them on the Male has no legal appropriation erstown, Md., leaving 2,700 vet- head pretty hard," he said. "This to pay an instructor a few hun< eran employees behind. jab can't be done in a 40-hour dred dollars for the training Male started the state Em- week. The old answers aren't course, and six or eight jobs go ployment Service on a massive good enough.' begging. drive to get new jobs for the All of the trouble doesn't come Mack workers, The V. S. Labor from bureaucracy. Enthusiasm Department became interested in Many of the workers themsel- "Everyone on the national lev- the Mack experiment, for it ves are reluctant to take nevt el is enthusiastic about retrain- wants to apply New Jersey's ex- jobs immediately. They got siz- ing," Male said. "I wish some perience on a nationwide scale. able severance pay and get sup- of this enthusiasm would filtei But the results have been dis- plemental unemployment bene- down in the form of a dollar oi fits in addition to $59 a week two." Ivy button down sport shirts, from the state. Many feel like "It Is the single most import- pullover or coat style, in muted coasting for a while. A lot of ant item on my desk," Male said plaids or stripes of woven cotton, 6.95 them turn down $2.25-an-hour "But it is not a big money prob- Batik print, 5.95 •< jobs because theyjhad been get- lem. I don't want to set up ting $2.85. new vocational high school oi Query Workers anything like that. I just warn Edward J. Hall, director of the to provide some down-to-earth Division of Employment Secur- practical training." ity in Male's department, has Male has not given up hope b> sent a letter to each former Mack any means. He thinks the pro- worker in an effort to find out gram will pick up soon and New what their job plans are. Jersey will provide the answer to Male says some segments of one of the nation's long-term industry must change staid old problems. attitudes. Prejudices against old- "In the long run, automation er workers, Negroes and the is good for America," Male said handicapped will have to end, he "But in the meantime, we've got says. to do something for the guy left When industries make big without a job." changes, like moving to another state or shifting to automated Joins Engineering Firm operation, they tend to keep their plans to themselves, Male says. Instead of weeks, the state could use a year or two to line up jobs for displaced workers, Male Naver too late for Manhattan said. But he said industry Just this tumble-dry shirts of Belfast cotton. week provided an important Reorder Just arrived on regular, breakthrough In the automation problem. The N. J. Manufactur- spread and snap-tab collars, 5.00. ers Association has asked its' Ancient tartan Viyella ties, 2.50 members to do their hiring 1 Viyella hose in 6 x 3 English ribs, 1.50 through the state Employment I Service and has delegated a man1 to work with the state. j Another hit. Cardigan sweaters. "This means a lot, not only for This one a high button cable stitch the Mack workers, but for all the others looking for jobs," Male' of worsted knit orlon Sayella •fatenst r*M an Complete* Clsbl said. Maybe now Industry will [ trimmed in black, 16.95 stop thinking of us only as an Virgin wool two-pocket cardigan, 13,95 outfit for providing maids an laborers." Imported English Shetland wool Retraining Key full-fashioned cardigan, 17.95 Almost all the experts agre Monmouth Co.'i Regional Bank that retraining is the keyy ti K Tcara o/ Continuous Service solving thhe automation problem James A. Strosnldcr ASBURYPARK • RED BANK But, Male says, the federal gov MANA8QUAN • FAIR HAVEN ernment's plan for retraining wjs HOLMDEL — James A. Stro- :!•; NORTH ASBURY PARK not passed by Congress this year, snider, 2 Mayfair Rd., Hazlet, till mwipwer u well u Ul AP nwi ilipuchu. and they are anything but junk. Memorabilia, perhaps? Member Audit Bureau of Circulation No? Okay. Garbage? In any case, they are about to be Tb» Red Buik Regiittr unmii no fln&ncuu niponalbtltuei f«" typoxrtphlcal erron In advertisements, filed, or tossed in the basket' M «tu reprint wltlitrat cJilrte. Utt put of an advertliement In wMth itis typotiapMcu error occura. ad vvrtUere wUl vleaai noufy tht muaftment Immediately of *ny error whlcb may otour. There is an honorary lifetime mem- Thli newipiper ajiumti no r«iponilbtlltl«e for ttatementt ol oplniom In mien Irom lu retderi. bership in the International Boating As- •akieiiitlon Prlui In Adranot One rear 115 00 Biz raomm. ts.00 "~ ' > cony at counter. T ceota Single «opy by mall, 0 centi sociation. Next is a Pan-American Sys- tem timetable. A birthday card says: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1961 "Happy Birthday, Son." There is a bill from McCue's Dairy for $37.80. An au- Give This Christmas tographed picture of Admiral Arleigh Burke. A pocket edition of Richard Jo- Christmas symbolizes the spirit on the roads. Accidents can b BISHOP seph.s Worid wide Moiiev converter. of giving, not taking. deadly. And they are unnecessary. Another card saying "Happy Birthday, Son" but it is dated 1960. A book marked '^Report on Intra-Union It is a day that to all true Chris- If everyone is careful. Christmas, when one should want to give some- Panel to Determine Whether Local 107 Philadelphia, tians stands as the anniversary of Pennsylvania Will Be Placed in Trusteeship" — the the birth of Jesus Christ. Therefore, thing is no time to prepare to tak hottesti title of the year. A photo of Ingo Johansson it stands as the holiest of all Chris- lives or cause human injury. It i: boxing with me. I'm sorry now that I took it easy tian holidays. The birthday is re- a time when a little thoughtfulnes; with him. membered as the one in which "God can spare misery. All share in thai An ant trap. How can the ants find it under all gave his only begotten' Son that, problem. None should forget it. those papers? Standard & Poor's Annual Forecast on Christmas, again, is Christ'! stocks. The Air University Quarterly Review for last whosoever believeth in Him, should year. A B.O.A.C. boarding pass. A sweet note from not perish, but have everlasting life." birthday. The faithful should remem daughter Gayle. A postcard from governor-elect Rich- ber the date. What better way ii In giving, the main objective ard Hughes. An Owner's Manual for the RCA Ship-to- there of doing it than by going t Shore phone. Some new snapshots of Karen and must be one of consideration for v church and demonstrating a sensi Kathleen. : , . others. Selfishness should be dis- of real thanksgiving; where wordi A booklet by Chrysler Corp. called "How a Bal- missed. In being considerate every- 1 of Peace on Earth are pronounce! These Daysi listic Missile Works.' It's must reading for some of one must strive to avoid doing any-, and an inner sense of "togetherness' our missiles. An annual report of the Kingsford Com- WILLIAM pany, who make charcoal briquets. A list of Christmas thing that would bring harm, pain exercised. or death to anyone else. That means suggestions from Hammacher Schlemmer. A bill from Marjorie LeClercq of Brielle, a DACOR one rule to obey is that of safety. Reussille's jewelry store. A letter from a credit bureau poet, offers some sound Christmas S. WHITE asking about a former housekeeper. And safety begins at home and By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY advice, with these words: WASHINGTON — Man's lasl Yule Stamps spreads out to the highways and hope for something approachin, Sometimes a good purpose grows into a twisted decent forum of the world, th Some Christmas stamps from Boys Town, Ne- byways of the land. "This world may not be peaceful operation. It is not unusual for public officials who United Nations, is bleeding t braska. A ballot from AFTRA. A book from Paar. A But then, it never was; have been retired to, organize to keep their fingers in death before that world's eye. note to myself to phone Sid Goldberg. Thousands and A focal point of safety at home It is a victim of the repeatec Yet, somehow, Life has gone on and thousands of words from Blue Cross and Blue Shield is the Christmas tree. Yearly, many the pie. Sometimes this is due to nothing more serious stabbing blows of a coalition ol man has lived because than curiosity and backstairs gossip; at other times it assailants which has these char- telling how well they protect themselves from me. A lives are lost because of carelessness acteristics: an open brutality note from Bill DeLuca of Abraham & Co., telling! me God has His plan for all of us, a plan is organized but camouflaged trade un- mixed with a preaching hypo- in the placing, lighting and use of ionism with the object of controlling crisy so nasty as to have littl about MPO Vidreotronics. A TV script on dogs. A note we may not see, example in human history from Ray Josephs about the work of the Educational decorative trees. Questions to be and dominating a public service. Still we may have the inner peace Leading the pack of assault i Alliance on the East Side of New York. self-answered are: "Is the tree placed The Foreign Service was estab- a force as cold as evil ice, thi He has for you and me. Soviet Union. Joining the pack i Some suggestions from press agents—a few of at a safe distance from heat lished to guarantee that the State De- Each Christmas is 'Reminder Time a force made sweatily ugly by them personal. A story by Rev. Lawrence G. Loyasik sources?" "Have the lights been partment will have available, at all times the very heat of the self- on Our Lady of Guadalupe. A 100-ruble bond issued properly checked and put on the of what we oft forget; skilled, educated, competent officers righteousness of its members. These are the newly "indepen by the Czar of Russia a long time ago. Should I .send The Peace that came with Bethlehem who can be moved from place to place. tree securely, a distance from flam- dent" nations. After years of it to Mr. K. for Christmas? A brochure from the;Jack is surely with us yet. It was never intended that these officers "neutralist" screaming at the mable decorations and gifts?" "Are Tar Grand Bahama Club. Such memories! l So,may your Christmas blessed be SOKOLSKY president of the sins of the West, they have a the lights put out for the night?" should replace last openly emerged as the new Lovely note from Sister Mary Edward of Mercy There should be water in the tree's and as the New Year starts United States or the secretary of state in the forma- aggressors of this earth — so Hospital. An air map of a flight to London oh Alitalia. tion of policy. long, that is, as their prey ar base to keep its needles moist. The May you go forth serenely: His small and friendless and out o: A reminder from Sal Santora, who helps me around The public holds the President and the secretary tree should come down and be peace within your hearts." fashion. the house. Sam Boal's phone number. An old package of state responsible for the conduct of foreign affairs. No Justification of Life cigarettes. A wallet photo of little Jim Frechette. disposed of before those needles This symbolizes the Spirit o It is true that these two officials must be supported by While the Russians publicly ap Two ballpoint pens, not working. dry out. competent staff; but it is not true that such a staff are plaud and openly spur on othe Christmas. May it be a merry on such adventures, the India of th A photo, autographed to Virginia Lee, from Sen. Christmas is a day of visiting. for all to truly enjoy. entrusted to replace the President or the secretary of sainted Nehru, with its 45,000,001 George W. Norris, dated Dec. 12, 1942. A Diner's Club state. And as one looks at the State Department per- people, has now overrun by arm Card which expired last May. Gayle's 10-B report card People, in droves, sally out to. call sonnel, there is no one in whom the people are likely the tiny Portuguese dot of Goa on friends and relatives, to go to Our souls are like the sparrows and two microscopic other Por- from Star of the Sea Academy. An article by Fletcher to prefer to place confidence than in John F. Kennedy. tuguese enclaves on the Indian Pratt on the Highlands Twin Lights. Two ants, red. A parties. Alcohol and gasoline do not Imprisoned in the clay; However, no President and no secretary of state sub-continent. letter dated June 26,1928 recommending me to Edward India and Its apologists hardly mix. Drinkers do not make safe Bless Him who came to give them can be. stronger than the organized power of minor bother to claim that this aggres- Griffen of the ElizabetluDaily Journal for a job. A bill drivers. Roads will be clogged with wings officials to resist their authority. It has been experience sion —which pits the largest from Hollywood Photographers. that minor officials do exert authority which the higher offensive force against the small- Bills and Match Books traffic. Accidents can happen quick- Upon a Christmas day. est and most hapless target in ly, more so if there is ice or snow —Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward. officials cannot politically afford to repudiate. all "warfare — can possibly be A letter from Don Quinn, who wrote the "Fibber justified by any kind of inter- McGee and Molly show for so many years. Bill from Powerful Group national law or ordinary reason- Your Money's Worth; Dacor stands for "Diplomatic and Consular Offi- ing. Liberty Music Shop for $26.88. A beer bottle top. Two cers Retired, Inc." It is an association of former am- For India and its apologists i' books of matches, empty. A collar button. A collar is enough simply to his button? A card from William Ohst, piano tuner. A pho^ bassadors and other public officials who have served "colonialism." Goa and the oth- 1 to of my mother at age 25. A barometer returned from Stage Set far Crucial Trade Debate their country in the field of foreign relations. It was ers were indeed "colonies. Bui By SYLVIA PORTER incorporated in 1952 and exercises enormous power. the inconvenient fact that they a relative with a notation: "What a crazy clock!" have existed for half a thousan Some more literature from Blue Cross and Blue "Dacor maintains a placement service which puts years—a good deal longer than Bit by bit, piece by piece, the by « tev senators and repre- been Kennedy's prime aim in hi Shield. A torn envelope from the Motor Vehicle Dept, ttage is being set for one of the sentatlves. Decisions of this mas- recent speeches before big bus qualified members in touch with firms, foundations and we American "colonists" have existed in a land once owned by which says "Thank you." For what? A note from Kelley • most crucial debates by the sive importance to our future a! ness in New York, big labor i other organizations seeking such talent on either a full a nation are reached only afte: Miami, other groups—not im American Indians — does no Thomas offering me four copies of the first book I American people in the almost or part-time basis. This involves consultative work for bother India and its apologists. two centuries that we have been we become alert to the problem! mediate support of his bold pro wrote: "The Glass Crutch." A royalty statement from involved, educated to the cha posals. He's too sophisticated either private or governmental organizations; advisory Giant India 'Menaced' •n indepdMent nation. McGraw-Hill on "Go With God." A credit card from On the sur- lenges. student of politics and economic: work concerning foreign trade or international rela- Nor are these — the apostles Thus, It appears proper to sa. even to hope for the immediati so long of "free choice" for all Gulf Oil. Some Air Force magazines featuring the Key- face, the de- tions; research, instruction, translation, and other ac- bate will take that the stage is just being set, support. colonial peoples — faintly stone Bomber. place in Con- bit by bit, piece by piece, for the Education of America's leaders tivity in these fields." troubled that India has refused gress next year debate. And it appears reason in all fields to the pros and cons the Goans any choice at all as A suggestion from a Los Angeles undertaker that and the issue able to conclude that no matte of a trade partnership betweer • In other words, it's purpose is to perpetuate the to what system they shall live it's later than I think. I had an answer for him, but I will be the pas-what Congress does in 1962, it; the United States and the Euro services of those who are no longer of service, either under. They "menaced" giant forget it, A menu from Jack Sullivan's Lodge. A cork sage of a new actions will only pave the wa pean Common Market has beer because of age or ability. The organization has all the India rather less than tragic for vital decisions in 1963. the primary aim of the congres key ring so that if you drop your keys in some ocean, trade bill which characteristics of a trade union, including group insur- Poland "menaced" Adolf Hitler would give Education of America's indus- sional subcommittees which havf when he decided to attack. they'll float Three old pencils, one chewed. A photo President Ken- trialists and jobholders to whal been holding hearings on tradt ance and the publication of a special bulletin. This Are India and her apologists of Away We Go IV cruising at high speed with floating un rece is at stake in our attitudes to policy throughout this month, PORTER P " paragraph in one of Dacor's Bulletins is mosi embarrassed, then, that they dented power ward the Common Market ha? The papers submitted to the Sen- have made the air shrill with log dead ahead. \ to negotiate tariff cuts across- ate House subcommittee, headec significant: preachments when others have by Rep. Hale Boggs, D-La., wi A picture of Allan Witwer autographed "To Whom the-board with the booming CARMICHAEL "In co-operation with the Department of State and used direct military rction? Are It May Concern." An antique map of a malarial swamp European Common Market become the basis for the ap they even slightly caught off-base Superficially, the question will proaching debate. the American Foreign Service Association, Dacor keeps when the world remembers tha in upper Malaya. Phil Regan's private phone number. A be: Will Congress agree with the Education First under review the effects of Foreign Service retiremen they stood in the forefront of the rare letter from my brother, in which everything is President that he must have Education has to come befor egislation, proposing, when appropriate, improvements righteous denouncers when fine. A bill from Tiffany's for a collar button which I Britain, France and Israel in- broad, new powers so he can of- decisions arc possible. to keep it up to date or eliminate inequities. It played don't recall. fer tariff cuts on our side in re- If, for instance, you are a fac vaded Egypt against Nasser's tarn for tariff cuts from a Europe tory owner or jobholder in an in- an important part in bringing about corrective legisla- tightening grip on the Suez Now that all of this has been moved to Mrs. Wai- united behind a common wall? dustry being hurt badly by foreign tion in 1956, 1958, and 1960. This includes relief for Canal? Not at all. Or will Congress simply extend ter^s side of the desk, I can relax from a job well competition, you want to know Foreign Service widows who were not receiving any Nehru's noble work has been to done ... the 1934 Trade Agreements Act precisely what will be done t< "reclaim" a vest-pocketful of when it expires in mid-year, ad- help you through a rough tran annuities. Dacor is sponsoring legislation at the present alleged "Indian" territory which mittedly outmoded and inadequate sition if the competition is inten- ime." for five centuries has never been "Liberated" though the act is? Or will our sified. Slippery words aren' India's. But he moves not a foot lawmakers do nothing at ail- enough. Will you get low-cosl Lobbying to "reclaim" 16,000 square miles But fundamentally, the debate loans or retraining programs o In other words Dacor is engaged in lobbying for of indisputably Indian territory will be in every informed home special aid and subsidies or al- stolen almost since yesterday by In the United States and the is- lowances as a displaced worker social and other benefits for its members. What needs the Chinese Communists. «ue will be whether we are ready or adjustments in unemploymen o be studied is the effect of this organization on policy, UN is Dying to go along with revolutionary insurance and Social Security And where does the United changes in our entire economic- payments? Or what? Specifically dominant clique can destroy the policy of any Presi- Nations come in? It comes in— political relationships with the what? ient or secretary of state. This happened in the China or rather it is in process of go- free nations of the world. As of today, we still have time •>olicy during the Truman administration. It happened ing out—because once again the Fundamentals to educate ourselves, thin! o the Cuban policy when the President hardly had his Soviet Union has made a crude Fundamentally, the questions hrough the specifics, decide into? mockery of justice by vetoing a will be: Are we willing to have ligently. The Common Market i eeth in his desk and the secretary of state was just majority's resolution asking In- the United States tie itself closer still in the process of creatior '.bout learning how to walk from the elevators to his dia to withdraw her invading than ever before with the non- tomorrow's obvipus threats ar ffice in the State Department building. Neither the troops. Communist nations of the world] not yet today's realities. But on It is massive new proof, on Into one great trading alliance?; time will not be. indefinite. 'resident, the secretary of state nor the under secre- top of abundant old proof, that Are we Veady, as businessmen or| Are we to turn backward, bull iry of state was familiar with the Cuban situation, he UN has been seized by this Jobholders, to face the fact that! an economic fortress around on leither President Eisenhower nor Secretary of State coalition of the Soviet empire feme of our weaker industries are selves because we're afraid ( with "neutralist" nations which certain to be hurt badly if oun «hat is outside? Or are we < n Foster Dulles was familiar with the details of the are surely now proved to be mor- tariff walls are erased, many ake the lead in creating a ,fr< uban situation and they chose to ignore information ally incapable of governing with Jobs are sure to be vulnerable, vorld community of one-half b- hich came to them from Ambassadors Robert Hill of even a rough justice. our economy will have lo make ion of the world's most indi" sxico and Earl E. T. Smith of Cuba. The result was It is good to be able to say painful adjustments on produc- rialized peoples, secure in t that the United States this time, tion cost, wage and price pol- aith that united we can do ji: at when the Kennedy administration took over it was for all its past knuckling under icies? ibout anything we want to d mediately faced with the insistent need to meet a to "neutralist" pressure,, stood Decisions of this magnitude You, the educated American, w up against this savagely cynical irm't reached in a few monthi 6—Thursday, Dec. 21, 1961 make the final decision. i olicy concerning which the data was then inadequate. assault. i I invaded Haagwy tad the Security ComcO to pas* a fh« current year's records andlof floor space to mtztema ad- the Hungarian revolt resolution calling on India, to get Chore Time plan next year's program. la do- vantage? League Hears ' 'A Dizzy History against the Communist bosses. out of Got. But Russia vetoed ing so, it is very Important that 3. Old you receive a (airly uni- The Security Council — which that. careful study be given to the per- form rate of production through- Art Dealer ,»JF MBES MARLOW far away from the land of Prime Included the United States, Brit- formance of last year's flock and And Egypt, which had hollered On the Farm out the year? KEYPORT — Victor Olup, pro- " Ptttt News Anilyit Minister Nehru, voted against ain and France, besides Russia the replacement schedule that bloody murder when it was FREEHOLD - If there Is a 4. Did you keep birds as long prietor of Art Fair Galleries, condemning Red Chins, which is — was for condemning the Rus- was followed, Mr. Rice adds. attacked, not only joined Rus- as they were producing profita- Holmdel, was guest speaker re- WASHINGTON — The world's a next-door neighbor, when it at- sian attack on Hungary. Bu slow period on a poultry, farm, sia in voting against a rebuke to John Bejpa, Rutgers poultry bly or did you have to sell good cently at a meeting Of the He- •Utwmen, by Ralph Waldo Em- tacked the UN forces. the Russians vetoed that. it would be the months of Decem- India but demanded that Portu- ber and January. During these specialist, lists some of the fac- egg producers to make room for brew Women's League. He pre- •non's ntwnlng. aU have large , Things got a little mixed up a It was different in the Gen- il give up Goa. two months the poultryman finds tors which should be taken, into a new flock? sented Miss Deet D'Andrea, a mtadf. He slid consistency Is few years later. eral Assembly. the hobgoblin of little minds, If all this makes you dizzy, that it is too cold to do outside consideration in accomplishing These are just a few of the sculptress who showed her collec- In 1956 — when British-French- There the United States and just thing how the statesmen work and since all of the birds this objective. factors which should be con- tion of clay and wooden dolls. adored by statesmen among Israeli forces decided to invade host of other countries — along Athftttf must feel. are housed, his work is pretty 1. Wer^ the bulk o( your large sidered, Mr. Bezpa said. Miss D'Andrea has been asked to Egypt — the land of the phar- with Britain and France, then much confined to taking care of eggs being produced at the time create figurines for Hummel. Under this definition, as their aohs, which wouldn't condemn under fire for what they had United Nations' record shows. his chickens, says> Richard 0. when larga eggs were at their Hostesses were Mrs. Emanuel the Red invasion of North Korea done to Egypt — teamed up It adds upl More and more ! It adds up! More and more Rice, associate agricultural highest price? Baron, Mrs. Leonard Miller, there li nothing little about pres- — went running to the UN for overwhelmingly to condemn Rus- people use The Register ads each people use The Register ads each agent. Mrs. Harold Waldman and Mrs. ent-day statesmen. For some sia on Hungary. issue because results come fas- 2. Did yoy u spacp e youy r hatches ssue because results come fas- their only consistency Is their help against her own invaders. Henry Kaplan. Cuba — Invasion ter.—Advertisement. This is a good time to evaluate so as to utilizili e every square ffoot ter.—Advertisement. Inconsistency. A few examples U.S., Russia Join All Russia could do in this prove It tor them. In this casej for a change, the case, since there is no veto in United States and Russia joined When the North Korean Com- the assembly, was vote no. Bu up against Britain and France. muniits Invaded South Korea ID Egypt, which wanted UN action lt» the United States, Britain, But in the Security Council Bri- against Britain and France, France and practically everyone tain and France, which had con- wouldn't vote yes or no on Rus demned North Korea for Invad- else, Including India, voted for a. It just abstained. tctlon against the Invaders. ing South Korea, now vetoed a So did Nehru's India. resolution against themselves for Russia,, which got its signals Then the United States got its doing the same thing to Egypt. 9 p.m. - Saturday mixed, was absent at the time neck caught in a door when it but came back strong by an And India had something to backed the rebel invasion of : flouncing It would not try to get say. In the General Assembly, del Castro's Cuba. Russia de- North Korea to call off the In- although refusing to be unpleas- manded this country be con- vasion because the Soviets were ant to Red China for going into demned. The UN wouldn't go against butting into others' af- Korea, India Joined the United for that but Nehru criticized the fairs. States and Russia in calling on United States by calling Its ac- 'Western Rumpus' France and Britain to quit tion Intervention. But, when the United States Egypt. More Inconsistency blockaded North Korea, Russia On this one the 'United States Next in the history of Incon called this aggression even had a little trouble deciding what gistency came Nehm himseIf though the UN had voted for ac- it ought to do. At first it co* when India this week attacked tion. And'Egypt voted against sidered not voting at all. and overran Portuguese Goa. Hungarian Revolt for his helping South Korea. It said Once more the central states, this mas all just a West-East But, while all this was going Britain and France teamed up in rumpiu. on in 1956, and at the very same India, which went along on con- time, Russia, outraged at'Brit- demning North Korea, which Is ain and France for attacking Week's Sewing Buy Printed Pattern special gift! NOW AT HITMAN'S .. . 9251 2-i The Shoekproof, Warer-Resistqnt "CARAVELLE" by B U L O V A

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UNLIMITED REFUND POLICY • SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY * PLENTY OF FREE PARKING mas Ball last week-end *t the dinner party at their home. A with Mri.Lamborn's parents, Mr. Judith Steitz, daughter of Mr.|dletown guests included Mr. and; RED BA\K REGISTER Thursday, Dec. 21, 15(51-9 Middletmvn US. Navt] Academy in Anntp- buffet of international cuisine wu and Mr». James ^Atkinson, Gull and Mr*. Albert Steitz, BtmmiMrs. Geoige Doyle, Mr. and Mrs The tWillse Civic Awociilion dis, Md. Judith, who U t student served. Neighbors of Sherwood Rd. Mr. Lamborn is serving in Hollow Rd., will be horru S&ttjr- Walter Marvin, Mr. a nd Mrs. L*s- » ••»• «¥ a boUdagr cocktail party Sun- at the University of Pennsylvania, attending were Mr. and Mr«. Jack the U. S. Navy aboard (he USS day. Judith attend* Smith College. ter del Rey. and Mr. and Mrs day evening in the Cabta In ThePhiladelphia, will spend her Melchoir, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ranger. Northhampton, Mass. John Hessell. Christmas vacation at home with Spengler, Mr. and Mrs. Al Mont- Sky, Atlantic Highlands. Attend- her family. Mr. and Mrs. Urban Heery, ing were Mr. and Mrs. Robert gomery, Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Bilow en- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pole, Village La., entertained at a fam- "SOUNDS Meskell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carroll, Mr.| and Mrs. William tertained 60 neighbors at a Christ- West Front St., River Plaza, en- ily dinner partpy y at their home in Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bigil- Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jor- Zetwich, Mr. andMrs. Louis Hill, mas party at their home on Robin WONDERFUL dan Ploch, Normandy Ct., is Mrs.Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garcia, Mr. tertained at a Christmas party honor of their daughter. Kathleen etti, Mr. and Mrs. John Greenip, Ct. Sunday. at their home last Saturday. Mid- who received her confirmation. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Craney; Ploch's mother, Mrs. J. E. Thore, and Mrs. Robert Nolan, Mr. and of Pilot Mountain, N. C. Mrs. Clair Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. SEE YOU Mr. and Mrs. T.eon Xongchamp, Home from college for the Mrs, Carol Guid,o,.Mr. and Mrs. Burr Cook, and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Stambaugh. f Christmas holiday are Roy TUESDAY" Ernest Kavalek, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sanborn, Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Robert Pattern, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Maida Ter., and Mr. and Mrs. liam Schultz, Robin Ct., a fresh- liam Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Mi-Thomas L. Bushey, Gull Rd., en- Mrs. Walter Marvin, Kingfisher Dr., will entertain some 50 of her man at Miami (Ohio) University; chael Vacca, Mr. M

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UNLIMITED REFUND POLICY • SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY "• PLENTY OF FREE PARKING J , Dec 21,1961. RED BANK REGISTER authority to port "Emergency!*) term not exceeding IS day* wwded to the following ta* trMte4 it. AttjrfaML .„ Emergency Parking" ilgas and to decUre *o provided. Check Shows der quarantine, tnftfea foorth emergency when weather, nc- Fair Haven Youth Center, -fft has been bMpiUlizqL GINGER" fly Gelternumn The doctor attributed the di- cident, fire or other conditions 01U3; Girl ScouU, $1,312.95; Sal- Parking Ban that interfere with the tree now Schools Okay sease to a -virus. 12 Agencies vation Anny, $1,312.71; Rlvervlew of traffic appear to warrant UNION B P Gilby Is Adopted The ordinance stipulates that Hospital, Jl.263.95; Boy Scouls, UNION BEACH - Pr. Gilbert American troops ipdw Wash- owners and operators of vehicles Share Appeal 11,202.95; Fair Haven Library, C. Olini, school physician, said ington won two engagement* in SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - which were parked before the $1,169.66; Nursing Association, Tuesday that he believes a New Jersey early ifl 1777. Th» minor outbreak of hepatitis here Without public objection, the emergency occurred shall be no- $1,183.84; Family and Children's ta victory at the Second Battle of Township Committee at a special tified of the action. But it saidDrive Funds ' under control. Trenton on Jan. 2, was followed Services, $959.13; YMCA. $93884; meeting here Tuesday adopted that "Any unoccupied vehicle FAIR HAVEN - A dozen or- On Monday, local schools were by another defeat oil the British an ordinance to prevent the parked or standing in violation of ganizations and welfare agencies Mental Health, $868.97; Muscular given a clean bill of health by at Princeton' on Jaii. 3. parking of motor vehicles In the ordinance shall be deemed a will share in the contributions to Dystrophy',, $719.76; United Cere- thfollowine statge Department of Health areas posted for temporary nuisance and a menace" and the local Community Appeal. bral Palsy, $717.07. following an investigation, after Manitoba, Canada, |s only two emergency, including snow re may be removed with all costs Col. C. R. Hafg, executive vice Additional sums will be for-four school children, from the per cent pure pralriei tt Is mott- moval. charged to the owner. president, has announced that a warded after other Appeal Florence Avenue School were ly forest and lake-spliished rocky The committee gave the police Penalty of $50 fine or a jail total of $13,640 has been for- pledges are fulfilled, he said. taken ill with hepatitis on, Friday. uplands. , 1 Three of the children are be-

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"Mom, we're all out of soap!" 2 Soldiers Killed Grenade Explodes Prematurely FORT D1X (AP) - Two sol-George A. Barnes, 30, of Hanover SANTA-SATIONAL SALE PRICED GIFTS FOR ALL ders were lulled and a third was Homes, Fort Dix, a member of Injured Tuesday when a hand the permanent garrison, and Pvt. grenade hurled by one ol them Anthony Cesta, 23, o( 39 Clare- exploded prematurely during a mont P!., Mount Vernon, N. Y training exercise. Cesta was in basic training with PAY NEXT YEAR The Army said It was a roix the Second Training Regiment. Outstanding Beauty tine exercise under careful su Barnes and Cesta both leave •>"• pervision. It has withdrawn all widows. and Quality at Special grenades of the same lot number Injured was Sgt. First Class pending a formal investigation. Solomon Tyson, 35, also a num- America's Finest Savings Killed were Sgt. First Class ber of tha garrison. He was ad- mitted to Walton Army Hospita' at the base, but the Army said WATCHES New his injury was not serious. AT THE LOWEST PRICE Lt. W. T. Nixdorff, Army pub- lic relations officer, said a pre- .EVER Monmouth liminary investigation indicated Rae Linda Eckert, daughter of that a grenade thrown by Cesta Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eckert, exploded Immediate after leaving Keyport Rd., celebrated her 11thhis hand. •• Clveolasiovisidktwokliiillowtil birthday Friday. Present were Nixdorff said: I prlcn eml See •• rpr toryMt nl< Beverly and Robert Eckert, Ro- "This unusual accident ra Lyn Bullock, Diane Eckert, curred in a carefully supervised "•• • i.tMwniitW Michael Reo, Mrs. Grant Bullock, stage of training which is sur- h > -taypleriy* Mrs. William Meyer, Mrs. Mi-rounded by every possible safe chael Reo, Mrs. Robert Eckert, guard. Mrs. Richard Eckert and Rox- "Each soldier throwing a gre- EASY TERMS inne and Renee Eckert. nade is in a separate bay with log and earth walls on three A combined Christmas party sides and is under the direct ob- Come and see tha most superb array of diamond bridal ensem» •nd covered dish supper was held servation of a noncommissioned officer." ties we have ever assesmbled. by the Amico Bible Class and All rings are solid 14K gold All Mary Elizabeth Sutphin Guild of exquisitely styled of finest cttft*. the Baptist Church, Dec. 12. Mrs. lad/* BU1OVA-17 JevwU Ultra Elegance — manship. All set with perfect dia- Wilbur Roberts had charge of the Klondike Derby monds of dazzling brilliance .,, program, "Living Echoes." Tak- Registered Perfect! and specially priced to bring you ing part were Mr. and Mrs. Ken- the .finest in value. neth Bubhsbaum, Mrs. Wilbur Slated Feb. 3 Both Rings •ALL DIAMONDS INSURED Coddington, Mrs. Charles Leven- OAKHURST — Jack Kirby, against loss by r;re, thelt, bur*. thal, Mrs. Gene Gulino and Mrs."Governor Jack" of Holmdel, NO EXTRA COST, on request. Charles Diffenderfer, who sang and chairman in charge of the '400 carols accompanied on the pi- Easy Terms •PULL TBADE-Itr ALLOWANCE second annual Chingarora Dis- A breathtak- on a larger diamond at any time. ano by Mrs. Willard Foster. In trict of Monmouth Council of Boy ing bridal aet dis- You get the full amount you paid place of the exchange of gifts, playing a perfect for your diamond In trade for a Scouts' Klondike Derby, an- diamond of flash- larger diamond at Shifrin-WU- money was donated toward mis- nounced at the December plan- lens. Mar,'. ftUlOVA-17 Jewel* Ing radiance. Styl- sionary work. ning meeting that the derby wil BGIN ed In UK sold. •30-DA.V MONEY-BACK GUAR- be held Saturday, Feb. 3, at 17-JeyrelWakhw *i«WB»r [liAtt ANTEE. Full refund privilege Cheesequake State Park for all Within 30 day» of purchase If The fourth birthday of William ybu can buy a diamond of equal *•» $1Q95. Van Zandt, son of Mr. and Mrs.Boy Scouts from Holmdel, Rari- Bon Rings duality anywhera for leas. , William Van Zandt, Wilson Ave., tan Township, Keansburg, Union was celebrated Dec. 13. Attend- Beach, Matawan, Morganville Illustrations enlarged '500 to show lovely dotalti fng a party were George Leach, and Keyport. * *' lady". HAMllTOM-ITJ«w.lf Charge It Joan Boesch, Frank Di Filippi, Mr. Kirby, describing the der- ti.oownar Kathy and Stephen Van Zandt. by, said: "Many years ago; men Distinctive beau- raced by means of dogs and ty! The striking 1(K Bold setting Marsha Bakerman, daughter of sledges across the frozen wastes enhances the bril- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bakerman, of Alaska in search for gold. liance of the per- Maplewood Dr., celebrated her Scouting has capitalized on this fect diamond. ninth birthday Sunday. Attend- theme and has developed the ing were Louis and Philip Kap- Klondike Derby as an exciting lan, Debbie Lukasowicz, Diane activity for scouts. Each dog // s So Easy To Buy ! Lala, Bob Rauth, Michael Gold- team (so called because four to itein, Kenneth Redi, Robert Ob- six scouts act as huskies) as a AS LONG AS erdick, Cheryl Shapiro, William separate expedition follow Man's HAMllTOH-17 Jewell Robinson, Robert Lasch, Renee course outlined on a map given and Bus Dessoye and Mr. andto them to six major cities, some 18 MONTHS TO PAY Mrs. Bernard Dessoye and chil- with actual Alaskan names. A dren Barbara, Kenneth and Don-practical problem involving bas- ald. ic scouting skills will be encoun- tered at each city. The Klondike KEYSTONE ELECTRIC EYE TURRET CAMERA OUTFIT The Young People of the Bap-Derby will be the biggest Yukon 45Pi«cu- 4 Pie« SKWftHAnD Tlil SHNKE tist Church attended an evan- winter activity that ever happen- ALL FOR Sarivc*far8 y ed in the Chingarora District." by OmiWa Commimfty gelistic Challenge rally Friday in 50 UNBREAKABLE Asbury Park High School. Jack At the planning meeting were DMNIRWARE Usually $99.9S' Wyrtzen, New York City evan- James Flynn, Matawan, district •129 gelist, was guest speaker. The commissioner; William Wein- $2.23 Weekly enhr Young People and a group of traub and Earl Benton, Mata- Everything you •19' members of the church heard the wan, assistant district commis- need to take and show gorgeous col- SOiWMkty Korean Orphan Choir, sponsored sioners; Robert Kreidler, Mata- or or Bbarp black HcfiVu fint Ml ol mbnakabb Sunday by Rev. Bob Pierce in wan, district executive; Bob and white movies. ditntrwaw *Ilh Ifct tnoolh , Convention Hall, Asbury Park. Includes 3 lens tur- look o| dlno ytl to noch nor* Quollly, boaury and Schnur, Hazlet, neighborhood ret olectrto eye commissioner, and Ray Cheston, tfurabt*. Won't «h!p, crack/ elegants at a new camera, projector, crat* or brtoVu Scf* (n o €lth* Nancy Bluhm, daughter of Mr.Holmdel activities committee. ftlass beaded screen, low price. Grace- light bar and other wathtr. BMUIIIOI poilem and ful teapot, sugar and Mrs. Walter Bluhm, Maple^ Mr. Kirby said he will need 40 necessary, accessor- paiftl thadei. bowl and cover, wood Dr., celebrated her seventh ies. men to work on this special Voy-Ort ATI IIIHB FI«m creamer and terv- birthday Sunday. Those who at- event, and he has obtained the • ••*••*•••••• Ins tray. tended a party were Edward help of many and several Ex- B BfKrd ond Crtcmv end Neubauer, Eileen McCall, Ricky plorer posts to act as service AMAZING NEW POLAROID ELECTRIC EYE CAMERA ButW Plotat Covir B Sovp ficwli S.rvinp Plolhr *•*••••* Moriello, Michael Barradale, Les- groups. Several new features will 8 Cupi Vea.tobli Bow) lie Gaffney, Cheryl Idonessy, be added this year, which will 50 SSouctn 4jpiemrnAII ' • Newest Style! Biggest Value! •Candy Treptow and Walter include radio communications be- rv- 3-PC. MODERN LUGGAGE SET Bluhm, this place; Mr. and'Mrs, tween each city, a de luxe Yu- >89 • •••••••• Walter Bluhm, Sr. and daughter kon Dan McGrew restaurant 4*x STAINLESS $1.75 Weekly Kyra, and Miss Dot Stowski, and a St. Bernard to help all STEEL Newark, and William Rossnagle tired scouts. Now Polaroid glvei you and Mr. and Mrs. William Trep- moro camera for lest TABLEWARE money. No expoaur© set- -24 Pieces — Service for 8 tow, Leonardo. The children held No problem finding tenants tlngra to make, no focus* a Twist dance contest, which was Ing—lust aim and artap* when you advertise The Registei In 10 seconds you get a won by Michael Barradale. way—Advertisement. finished picture that's clear and sharp. Com- y pletely automatic. EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake SO Pieces — Service for 8 MhrOJy •• **•*•••••• *1995 } *i.oow«kir BROWNIE KODAK New lightweight luggage. They're roomier STARMITE CAMIRA OUTIIT Gleaming lustrous heavy and sturdier. Beautiful finish wipes clean ailffe stainless steel to with damp cloth. Pullman, Week-End and NOWONVt $ 50 eautlty the table. Won't Train Case with mirror. 8 (tajn, tarnish or rust — SOl WtlKLY • *•*•••• liverythlns: fop Indoor — outdoor snapshooting1. HI-FI RECORD PLAYER Urown;©. Starmlto in In slzo, «asy to uso! Has built-in flash reflector. Takes color or black and white. *••**••• *¥*

SAVE MONEY! CUT IT YOURSELF 12-Pc. HOME HAIRCUT OUTFIT All For *9*5 RED BANK I PERTH AMBOY 50c Weekly Now only * ^QAJ Cut hair at borne go 65 BROAD STREET I 171 SMITH STREET easily. Have a profes- Other tittman's stores In Plainfield, New Brunswick, M«nlo Park, sional looklnir haircut Somerville. Morristown, Dover, Trenton and Levittown, Pa. Mr only pennies. Clip- A grand gift! Has automatic channr that per, scissors, comb and Intermixes recorda of all atiea. Rich, clear all accessories Included. lone. ^Bettvrd Thursday, Dee. 21, 1%1-H Secret, pile were r«v««le

Jack Karamus, ion of Mr. and 46 BROAD ST. RED BANK Mrs. John Karamus, celebrated hit, second birthday last Thurs- day with members of hit famil, HURRY IN AND GATHER UP THESE A progressive dinner was he' by the Mrs. Eight Club last week in members' homes, and a com- LAST MINUTE HOLIDAY SAVINGS! LAST 4 DAYS bined stork shower and farewell party was held for Mrs. William Bonkoskl at the home of Mrs. John Karamus, who is moving to Morris Township. Members re ceived Christmas gifts from grab bag. CHRISTMAS FV9 DISCOUNT SPECTACULAR! CARDS. X* A Christmas party was held by members of the Women's Society I0X0M5 of Christian Service in the Meth- 22 in. WALKING odist Church dining room las week. Secret pal names were n vealed, and Santa Claus distrit TODDLER DOLL uted gifts. Carols were susg. covered dish luncheon was with Rooted Washable served. On the committee were 100% Part White Mrs. Orville Casler, Mrs. Dirt ftlM SIZE CARDS! Virgin Dupe** Saran Hair... Fully Dressed Hofman, Mrs.. Ernest Rutt anil • BABES IN 4 Ogeron Non-alltrqic Mrs. Joseph Milko, Sr. TOYLAND 12 ELECTRIFIED Noscos Mechanical A talent show was held by th COMFORTER PENCIL CRAFT Scout Building Association, Sal $1.00 CARDS SANTA FACE urday jn the scout building. Gil PLASTIC TEA ROARING ROADSTER Scout Troop 389, Dan's Musi loxsf SETS Center pupils, Mrs. Doris Mat! IS or ROLL OVER HOOP ews' School of Dancing pupils Twin light' Lancers Drum am ASSORTED Snowman Face Bugle'Corps; adults and childrei OONDI GAMES participated. First prize was woi .49 66 by the Koch Trio, Port Mon 1 Friction Power mouth; second, Kathy Sfer, Bel' ASST. GIRLS ford, and third, Mrs. Doris Math' HOBBY CRAFT ews and Lyri Davis, Belford. Mrs, Frank Levering, Port Monmouth SETS French Phone Dolly Nurse Kit 3 arid Robert Murphy, Betfori OR were judges. . Unbreakable 6' HOLLY GREEN RUSCUS with Polyethelene Junior Doctor Kit Girl Scout troops in the neigh- CLUSTER or TINSELLED borhood will go Chrstmas carol GARLAND ing tomorrow in the Ivy and Hill IYCOPO0IUM top Nursing Homes, Middletown FOR w/Whlte CONES Middletown Shopping Center and ONLY 39' Campbell's Junotion, and then will be_ joined by girl scouts of DOLL-E DUMP TRUCK River Plaza. MEN'S or LADIES' Atsf. Stylt LEATHER DRINK "N DRI OR Christmas parties were helc by the kindergarten, nursery and WALLETS TIME STAKE TRUCK primary departments of the M«n» fcir f-agnm Methodist Church Saturday. Rev. Nairn Menufoctyrtra William Hodgdon, pastor, told the Christmas Story. Santa Claus 59 97 distributed gifts.

A Christmas pageant, "Along MR. POTATO The Bethlehem Way," was pre- Fun Scope Gilbert sented by the junior department HEAD of the Methodist Church Sun "Holiday" r CMWy-FILLEO OR dav in the church. Mrs. Dirk Ho M PENN VALLEY Ant. Erector Sets man directed. The young peo- 1 STOCKINGS FRUIT ft NUT Periscope ple's choir sang. Gifts were pre- GIFT CHOCOLATES CHOCOLATES MRS. POTATO sented to the pastor, Sunday 3.44 HEAD school superintendent, sexton, 29<-49< newsletter editor and Commun. Ion Stewart. and Bruce John Russell, Main St who attends the Perkins School |.69 for the Blind, Watertown, Mass Is spending the holidays with hi: mother, Mrs. Marjorie Pox, an aunt, Mrs. Sadie Heins, Mrs Fox, Mrs. Michael Gettings an ANSCO SILVER AWARD William Sutherland attended a HERSHEY POUND music concert of the students DOLL-E Friday night and accompanied Oil Paint Set Bruce: home. A DERM'S ChonMi KISSES DETECTO 3 Largt Pictures The* first birthday of Deboral MINIATURES 1 LB. BAG PEG Seeley, daughter of Mr. anc SCALE Mrs. Elwood Seeley, was cele- brated last Thursday. William .77 Seeley: celebrated his second c .96 birthday Dec: 6. A double party was held. Present were Mrs, 1 1 Henry. Hutchinson and family, Miss iterances Walling, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schenck and chil- GIFT BUYS ON TOILETRIES & CANDYl PRACTICAL GIFT NEEDS! dren Violetta and Linda, Mrs. 6'/a H.. Aluminum ^^^ Ruth ijPrueskiwiti and children 3 M lm rtwl Edward, Stephen and Robert, and Lynne, Joanne and Elwood PARK ft TILFORD FRAGRANCE S£ .. 99c fSfes * P° Seeletf, Jr. 93 BRANCBT iSfl SHEFFIELD The1 eighth birthday of Betty Jane Payne, daughter of Mr. and BREATHLESS mimrs SET 44c G| Jf^ Mrs. jF. B. Payne, Turner Dr., CHRISTMAS TREE was Celebrated Dec. "12. Presen PlTtlSTIMFOWDERICOUME. $l'° SCHIC^R 1O4^ t PLATTER FAMILY $ TUBE at a (party were Maryanne and Km»b to met EllenTSuhr, Diane Stackhouse, diimtntlf. RADIO Chris JKnudsen, Ellen Camic, Bri- bright and ihhy. TREJUR BUBBLE BATH 88* RAZOR an and Terry Bedell, Thomas WMU'I 22 6V, a Alum. CHRISTMAS TRIE with 13VJ" Baksa, •, Barbara Fraser and 43 Branches SS.88 66 S|799 Joyce) Thomas, James, Susan SEAFORTH LOTION ft COLOGNE $2 size and Jill Payne. 4Vj Ft. Alum. CHRISTMAS 2 only ... $3.9? 6 The; Knitenoc Club held a din- SEAFORTH LOTION, TALC, COLOGNE $2* SMOKER'S SAVINGS!! ner at Shore Point Inn, Keyport, FAMOUS MANUFACTURERS last Thursday and a party a the home of Mrs. Fred Beam BR|flB p|pE Sa|e! Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth Gifts Were exchanged. Mrs. Wil ASST. COLOR TREE BALLS SEAFORTH LOTION ft COLOGNE VALUES TO S5.OC Ham Harnett, Belford, will be hostess at the next meeting MANY ASST. STYLES Present also were Mrs. Edward MUSICAL POWDER BOX TO CHOOSE FROM r Bryk, Mrs. Robert Beam, Mrs. ASST. COLOR CHRISTMAS BALLS Arnanze Romeo, Mrs. Norman "Chelsea" BUTANE Sickles and Mrs. Albert Conzen. GRANGER or MODEL CHRISTMAS DEC. CELLO TAPE P ft T "High Heel" SPRAY MIST 88c PIPE TOBACCO LIGHTERS $ Robert Harnctt, U. S. Army, LARGE who is stationed at Fort Knox, CHRISTMAS PAPER or FOIL TRIO PKG. aSU 58c VALUI Ky., will spend 10 days with his «. 3 PKGS. SPECIAL OCCASION DUSTING POWDER 88c CAN $1.17 parents, Mr. and Mrs. William ASST, COLOR RIBBON 34c . . si.oo -I Harnett, Garnsey PI. HAVANA PALMA DESHLER 8 Asst. Size NESTED GIFT BOXES 84c 6 Pc. LADY MANICURE SET 88c Dances will be held in the scout CIGARS MONOGRAM building every Saturday night, 'BUZ" SPRAY-ON SNOW CIGARS $|40 starting Jan. 13, for sixth, sev- TWEED COLOGNE 3 OZ $1** Box of 25 enth and eighth graders. A smaT *!.00 Aim Box of 25 I fee will be charged. TWINKLE SNOW VALUII *ff# C DESERT FLOWER "$&* LOTION .. H^ ROGERS TOBACCO Asst. Styled The Six Pense Club met last GLEAMING CHRISTMAS ICICLES Thursday in the home of Mrs. POUCHES PIPE RACKS Donald Boyce, Clinton Ave., to C-S'/4 TREE LIGHT BULBS '!« CUTEX GIFT SET $1** ( make plans for a Christmas par- Asst. Styles QO ty Thursday, Dec. 28, at the home C-7 a TREE LIGHT BULBS $1.49«', of Mrs. John Gough, Brookside G.E. "Dorm" Electric Alarm CLOCK $2" Dr. ', U.L APPROVED SINGLE CANDLE 43c PHILLIES "Perfecto" PHILLIES "Cheroots"; Charles Diffendale, son of Mr. 1 CIGARS or "Sport" CIGARSB and Mrs. Joseph Diffendale, C-T : INDOOR 15-MULTIPLE LIGHT BULBS $1.99 WINEY BOX or Brooktide Dr., celebrated his Box of 25 * 25 fifth birthday Saturday. Present V* ASST. COLOR TREE BALLS 12 & 94c ASSORTED JEWELRY . . . 1.00 to 3.00 «38f were Ken, Kurt, Kristine Kutcher, Pamela Zentz, Joan and Denise 17" GREEN HOLLY WREATH DR. GRABOW Continental Pre-Smolted Carney, James DeGraf, Mary, Michael and Dennis Goul, Mr, LITTLE LADY GIFT SETS 95 t0 $ 00 and Mrs. Herbert Kutcher, Nan- BRIAR PIPES *3 5 cy arid John Samuelson, Mrs. William Bond *nd Mrs. Jennie Assorted 60c to 2.50 Penrose. • TAX TO IE ADDED TO ITEMS SUSJECT TO TAX , Dtc il, 1561 RED BANK REGISTER (Red Cross Monmouth Names Weds Dr. Rosen/eld s The old bell of Christ Church, Shrewsbury, was Miss Biedermann Is Bride Mrs. Ruch originally sent to a Santa Domingo Roman Catholic SHREWSBURY - Mrs. George Church. There it remained until the revolution that RUMSON - ConjregiUon Bui th» blessings. Mri. Howird Cit and pearls and she carried a J. Ruch, Jr., Atlantic Highlands, deposed Soubouque, when it was sent to New York by Israel wu the setting hen Sun- ran, New York City, fitter of the white Bible and a cascade of has been appointed public infor- its captors and brought by William Van Zant of Little

SIZES: 4 to 11 AAAA to B DC If you have not already done so, be sure lo * •'-'• see our French Travel Display in the lobby PRICES: 11.99 to 39.95 of Red Bank's Carlton Theater, where "Paris Blues" is now playing. " i A wife loves to hear from her husband when he's away, 115 BROAD STREET RED BANK (Th« children do, too.) So when you're out of town- don't forget to phone! New J«r»«y Bell PaletteTaUc: RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, Dec., 21, 1961-13 Joyeux Noel Congo Women Take to New Ways LEOPOLDVILLE, The Cong Most of these girU are still in Western civilization, Congolese auxiliary classes are to be By ELEANOR MARKO — Independence may have disap- their teens, but have their own women are inevitably shy and re started at the Leopoldville Col- pointed the Congolese man I ideas of independence. They tiring. Perhaps the biggest bar lege of Law and Civil Adminis- The Madonna as a subject throughout centuries in search of a better life. But Congo- make more money serving drinks Her to their emancipation has tration, which is turning out the art continues to seize the imagination of every viewer. lese women have never had and dancing than their fathers or been the longtime lack of interest Congo's future civil servants. The calm beauty of the painting pictured here carries so good. would-be husbands earn. Women in female education. For mature women who did not Today government ministers account for only a negligible Only a few of the most privi- have these advantages in their a Christmas-time message of peace as deep as the and civic leaders are proudly es- number of the estimated 80,000 leged wives can.speak enough youth and who now find them- heritage from which it claims its theme. corting their wives out of th« unemployed here. French to get along in non- selves wives of ministers' and Subtle in its sense of color, clarity of form and kitchens and into the whirl of of For generations, Congolese Congolese company, The rest high civil servants, Informal tu- ficial life. women have worn brightly pat- even here in Leopoldville, com- torial sessions have been started rapt expression, this painting by Lexcey Staer hangs It was Premier Cyrille Adouli terned lengths of cotton cloth municate only in the language of by American and British wives jver the doorway in Trinity himself who startled old-timer: that can be folded to support a their villages or tribes. of diplomats and business-men. last August by standing his wife baby snoozing on his mother's Lack of Background charge of a Christmas party for Ostensibly they are English Episcopal Church, Mata- by his side in the receiving lini back. 92 patients in the hospital. There are a few secondary classes, but the foreign teachers wan, where the artist wor- at his first official reception. Now Western clothing is be- A student for nine yean of schools for girls, but all have to slip in rudiments of etiquette and coming perfectly acceptable at ships. nationally-known portraitist La- In a land where the majorit; grapple with the lack of back- social behavior, such as the cor- all levels on the social scale. Since Christmas is a return Jos Markos of New York, Mrs. of wives are still bought for cas ground and initiative among stu rect use of knives and forks, to Traditionalists like Hortense Kas- to things deeply traditional, high- Staer feels that the 16 by 20 at the age of 13 or 14, arid worke dents and the early fallout for help the Congolese ladies over- avubu. wife of the president, or lighting this oil by Mrs. Staer "Madonna" is her "master- by their menfolk like prize cattle marriage. come their shyness. Response is Antoinette Mobutu, wife of the expresses the very spirit of the piece." The affinity she has for the rest of their lives, eleva- Schools like Leopoldville's pres- keen. army cornmander-in-chief, may time that envelops us. tion to the stature of officia tigious Roman Catholic Sacre- (or capturing a mood Is evi- stick to full and flowing wrap- ., Among the high government The artist painted the Madon dent even to a casual glance at hostess is little short of revolu coeur Academy try to teach con- wives are hostesses of real tionary. around robes. But when Julienne versational French and usual pri- na specifically as a gift to the the picture. The traditional ma- Adoula appears in chic Parisian charm. Mrs. Mobutu chats easily rector. Rev. Carrol Hall, for his donna-blue tunic illuminates Less official hostesses of the mary school subjects, but the and interestingly with wives- of style suits respectable wives can teaching sisters find they have to church. Though never exhibited the canvas; the eyes looking Congo haven't done so badly ambassadors at parties and pri- no longer look down on girls who start with training even more outside the church before, the heavenward and parted lips either. Nightclubs in the Euro- vate movies in the general'! dress European. basic than reading and writing. rector encourages visitors to leaves interpretation up to the pean quarter of Leopoldville are suburban villa. Fashion Is Uplifting As more young men complete view it. I—\ viewers depending en their own well stocked with girls who have "What do we talk about? Our Even the most unsophisticated advanced training, the demand Is __Pedteat£a to volunteer service, thoughts as they look at her. come a long way from the vil- children, of course," says one "Madonna" by Lexcey Staer of village wives seem to be fas- growing for girls of awareness Mrs. Staer is immediate pas The artist, wife of Herber lage. diplomatic wife. "Just as we cinated by one article of Western and intelligence as wives. president of the guild of the Staer of Ravine Dr., Matawan would do in any capital." apparel: the brassiere. At the request of male students, church and also spends much of is a realistic painter who has Sometimes on hot days among Lovanium University has recent- Making her independent way her time with patients at Marl pocketed top awards in Ameri the milling throngs in the native ly opened a so-called nursing through cocktail parties and re- boro State Hospital teaching Team Almonds with Mushrooms can Artists Professional League markets one can see a proud school for intelligent teenagers. ceptions, Mrs. Adoula carries on them to express themselves By CECILY BROWNSTONE % teaspoon poultry seasoning ing of S to 6 pound capon o shows, exhibiting as a member matron wearing nothing above The emphasis in teaching is on charming and unaffected small through bnishwork. She has been Associated Press Food Editor Yi cup butter or margarine roasting chicken; close openings Her work has been included In her waist except a trim white cooking and refinements in the talk, deftly avoiding questions at this welfare project for five Is capon or roast chicken go- Yi cup minced onion and truss. Roast according to numerous local shows and, al bra. lome, with a smattering of nurs- that may embarrass her prime years. Last week she was In ig to star on one of your holi- Yz cup diced celery favorite method. told, she has nine awards to Confronted with the pace of ing thrown in. Similar girls' minister husband. her credit. She is an exhibiting day menus? Then you may wish 2 tablespoons minced green pep- STANDARD CORN BREAD Mrs. Kasavubu is known as a member of the Guild of Creative to treat your family to a new per 1 cup sifted flour warm and homey hostess. She stuffing for the bird. 3 1-5-8 Picks Art, Shrewsbury, and an annual /t cup thinly sliced fresh or 4 teaspoons baking powder cocks in her own kitchen, an- exhibitor at Red Bank's outdoor This stuffing recipe has come drained canned mushrooms Y3 teaspoon salt Thomas Shultz Engaged swers the telephone for her hus- Festival of Arts. under Southern influence — it Y3 cup slivered blanched al- I cup enriched white or yellow band. Whenever the American calls for corn bread. Then to monds com meal ambassador calls on the Congo- Nominating Much of beauty has faded from MAPLEWOOD — Mr. and Mrs. liven up matters, onion, celery, legg lese president Mrs. Kasavubu en- 20th century | art, but this moth- 1 egg Thomas P. McLoughlin, Rich green pepper, mushrooms and al- Yz cup water tertains the embassy's longtim* er's look has a quieting effect d cup milk mond Avc., announce the engage- Committee monds go along. Use fresh mush- In a large bowl, toss together >/< cup shortening ment of their daughter. Miss Pa- Congolese chauffeur in the kitch- MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Edwin rooms, if they're available, be- the bread cubes, corn bread, salt, Sift together into a mixing bow en with beer and chatter. PANORAS GALLERY, 62 West ricia Alice McLoughlin. to Lt Brasch was named chairman ol cause they give especially fine pepper and poultry seasoning. In the flour, baking powder salt and An undeniably difficult matter 56th St., New York City, Is fea- Thomas E. Shultz, (USAF), son • new nominating committee ap- flavor here. a large skillet melt the butter corn meal. Add egg, milk and when Congolese leaders come in- turing the combined works of Lu- of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A pointed at a recent meeting of Make up tha corn bread from over low heat: add the onion, cel- shortening (soft). With rotary to social contact with Westerners cille Chayt of Wayside and Gin Shultz, 8 Bruce PI., Rumson. the 1-5-8 Women's Republican this standard recipe and feed ery, green pepper, mushrooms beater (hand or electric) beat to- in that polygamy is still a widely ette Heuman, West Deal, through Miss McLoughlin, an alumna of Club in the Middletown Baptis your family half of it. Save the and almonds; brown lightly, stir- gether just until smooth — abou accepted practice. Dec. 30. Columbia High School and Doug- Church. rest for the stuffing. ring often; toss with bread mix- 1 minute. Turn Into greased pan Western ambassadors have The show, which opened Mon lass College, is with Chubb and Committee members are Mrs MUSHROOM ALMOND ture. Beat egg enough to combine (8 by 8 by 2 inches); bake in a learned to control the telltale day, is the first New York gal- Son, Short Hills, in the systems Joseph P. Scott, Mrs. Ronald STUFFING yolk and white; add water and hot (425 degrees) oven 20 to 25 raised eyebrow when noting an lery exhibition for the two wom- and research department. Fiala and Mrs. Walter De Voe 2 Vi cups bread cubes (crusts beat to combine; add to bread minutes. offical's wife at one function may en who seeem to have twin It was announced that a gift o removed) mixture, tossing lightly. (If you Note; Use half of this baked Lt. Shultz is an alumnus o not be the same one the particu- biographies. $25 was presented to the Bodman 2 '/: cups coarsely crumbled feel the dressing won't be moist corn bread (2 '& cups coarsely Rumson High School and Rutgers lar official brought to a function Health Center, Campbell's June Both are non-objective paint- corn bread enough for your taste, add anoth- crumbled) in the Mushroom al- University where he was presi a few days previously. ers; each has three children, dent of Delta Upsilon fraternity tion, in the name of the club. 1 teaspoon salt er '4 cup water). Stuff lightly mond Stuffing for capon or chick- "As a tribal chief I am en- all girls—the oldest being 12— He is stationed at Donaldson Air Plans were made to attend the Y teaspoon pepper into body cavity and neck open- titled to nave six wives," ex- and both women are wrapped in Force Base, South Carolina. Feb. 23 performance of the Mon plained one high parliamentarian a new venture of making "off- mouth Players' production o! cheerfully to a newly arrived am- beat" dresses. "Gently Does It." bassador. "But as a good Cath- A Christmas program of carol: This fall Mrs. (Jack) Chayt Legion Unit olic I have only two." was presented with Mrs. Lydon and Mrs. (Ernest) Heuman, on Abbott accompanying at the pia- the encouragement of neighbors, no. Mr. DeVoe, in the role of began to sell unusual shift-like Contributes MIn Patricia A. McLoughlin Santa, presented gifts to the dresses which heretofore they members. had created and sewn for them- selves. To Program SALE! Mrs. Scott was hostess, assisted Stork Shower "The color and imported fab- by Mrs. Daniel Higgins. HIGHLANDS — At the recent MORGANVILLE — Mrs. Louis There will be a visit to the rics we use," Mrs. Chayt said, meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary Quilled Decorated Crown Kitchen Center, Middle- "give an off-beat look" to the of Twinlight Post, American Le Mauro, Broadway, was guest of town, Jan. 29 in place of the fashions designed for casual to gion, donations were made to the honor at a stork shower recently January meeting. cocktail and at-home wear. Veterans' Year Round program given here in the home of Mrs. BEDSPREADS Just what one does with scraps and for a children's Christina Roscoe Fisher and her daughter IN ANTIQUE SATIN from these efforts has been party at the Brisbane Chili Miss Eleanor, Fisher, Rt. 79. Board Meets solved with frugality and origi Treatment Center. nality. Visitors to the gallery will Attending were Mrs. Rosco • Twin and It ,was announced that mem- full size In Leonardo notice that there are some figura- bers of the Past Presidents Club Mauro, Miss Virginia Florida, LEONARDO — The December tive collages in the exhibition of the auxiliary are are donating Mrs.' Andy Malinconico, Mrs. • Solid colors meeting of the executive commit- that incorporate swatches of the a box of get well cards and James Cadoo, Jr., -Mrs. Cymian tee of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the same imported fabrics. Carras, Mrs. John Camisa, Mrs. 10 sympathy cards to the auxiliary. county American Legion was re- Mrs. Chayt has won top John Williams, Mrs. Thomas cently held in the Leonardo Me- awards In outdoor art shows at Mrs. Claudia France, president Ward, Mrs. Joseph Malinconico, House of Curtains morial Post Home here. Raritan the Monmouth Shopping Center heard reports from Mrs. Stephen Miss Barbara Fisher, Miss Elea- Unit of Keyport and Braxton and her abstract canvases have H. Faller on Americanism, Girls nor Fisher, Mrs. Verna Mauro 4 Whit* St. *•*» talk Merritt Unit of Red Bank were been in exhibits at Monmouth HOLIDAY SPECIAL — Roast capon or chicken with a stuffing that features corn State and publicity; Mrs. Eliza- and Mrs. Charles Walsifer. hostesses. College, Red Bank Festival, Mid beth Heliker, nylons, rehabilita- bread plus mushrooms and almonds. tion and hospital bed and Mrs Colors were presented by Mrs dletown, Tinton Falls and Harry E. Beyer, coupons. Mrs Harry Briel, Union Beach, ser Shrewsbury, where she is an Mrs. William R. Beatty, Mrs. Robert Baxter, safety chairman, geant-at-arms, and Mrs. Floyd exhibiting member of the Guild Auxiliary Holds Martin D. Fehlhaber, Mrs. Orris Social Club read an article on Christmas Bell, West Long Branch, assist- of Creative Art. D. Steelman, Mrs. George Arm.' •afety, and Mrs. France reported ant sergeant-at-arms. Mrs. Heumann also Is a mem strong, Mrs Gilbert Ventimiglia, in used postage stamps and ber of the guild, and has shown Annual Party Elects Slate The January meeting will be Mrs. William E. Kohlenbush and isked members to save all used in the Old Mill Gallery. She is held at West Long Branch. HIGHLANDS — The Ladies' Mrs. Sivert M. Walstrom. UNION BEACH Mrs. An itamps from Christmas cards Among members of the Key- a native of France. Auxiliary of the First Aid Squad thony La Conte was elected pres- ind letters. port Unit furnishing refreshments held its Christmas party in the NOW ident for her third term at a re were Mrs. George Rinear, Mrs. FIFTH ANNUAL Winter Show "aptain's Quarters at Bahrs' Refreshments were furnished Louis Costa, Mrs. William Johns, of Monmouth Arts Foundation Landing Restaurant Friday. Mrs. Calling Santa cent meeting of the auxiliary of by Mrs. Henrietta Kinney and Mrs. Roy Schnuck, Mrs. Ann opens Jan. 12 through Feb. 9 in Luke Penta was chairman. Mrs. NEW SHREWSBURY — The the Italian American Social Club. Mrs. Loretta Adams. BOYS WILL The next meeting will be Huey, Mrs. John DeWaine and the Monmouth Arts Gallery, sec- Charles Kinney was in charge of story-teller at the Public Li- Others elected were Mrs. Jo- brary here is looking for a Wednesday with Mrs. France and Mrs. Ben Wiekel . ond floor of Ballantine's, Red the secret pals. seph Sorce, vice president; Mrs, Bank. philanthropist to warm up the Mrs. Mary Amend as hostesses. WANT Secret pals revealed their Frank Falduti, secretary, and More than $175 In prizes will hearth. names and exchanged gifts. New Mrs. Susan Lembo, treasurer, CHRISTMAS PARTY Dance Group be awarded. Four original works Mrs. J. M. Robinson, origi- secret pals were selected, with committee members are Mrs FAIRV1EW - The Ladies' Aux- TO DRESS UP! per artist, any medium, may be nator of the Tuesday morning Mrs. Kinney serving as chair- Anthony Bodtman, chairman, as iliary of the Fairview First Aid Marks Holiday entered In the juried show. story hours here, gathers some man. A smorgasbord supper was sisted by Mrs. Adrian Schapp, Squad held a Christmas party in ASBURY PARK — Members of Judges will be Maxwell Stewart served. 50 pre-schoolers around her FOR Simpson, Armando Sozlo and Mrs. Grace De Gesso and Mrs. the home of Mrs. August C. the Tali-hoes held their annual Attending were Mrs. Hubert E. each week as she spins a tale. Sara Provan. Elizabeth Donnelly, sick; Mrs. Dreyer, 36 Crescent Dr. Christmas party last week in the Ryan, outgoing president; Mrs. But the floor is bare and a Registrations can be made at Frank Raccioppi, publicly; Mrs. ' The group will meet again Jan. CHRISTMAS Hayloft. Esther Tompkins, newly-elected large rug or mat would make the gallery Jan. 3 between 3 and Leo La Conte, refreshments; Mrs. 1. New officers are Keith Camp- president; Mrs. Michael J. Mona- her small listeners more com- 8:30 p.m. and Jan. 4 from 10 Lewis Leone, financial secretary; bell, president; Mrs. William Pet- han, Jr., new vice president; fortable. a.m. to 3 p.m. Mrs. Norman Mrs. Nicholas del Volpe, Mrs. tit, vice president; Mrs. William Mrs. Kinney, financial secretary; Perhaps there is a Santa McMullen and Mrs. G. M. Cilke- Schapp, Mrs. Leo La Conte, Franklin, secretary; Mrs. Frank Mrs. William See, recording sec- Claus even for story tellers. son, both of Little Silver, are in trustees, and Mrs. William Mar- Tone SEi Sullivan, treasurer; James Mey- retary, and Mrs. David E. Pat- ers, de]egate-at-Iarge; Mrs. Ma- charge of information. inella, sergeant at arms. :erson, sergeant-at-arms. No problem finding tenants Ladies, don't be blind to the son DeCamillis, publicity chair- great need for personalized man! Arthur Eisenberger, house ART CALENDAR Also, Mrs. Penta, Mrs. Walter when you advertise The Register The group will meet again Jan. Mewes, Mrs. John J. McConnell, beauty attention. We will open chairman, and Mrs. Rose Erco- FRAN McILVAlN—Monmouth way—Advertisement. 9. your eyes at TONI'S. How? lino, refreshments. Arts Gallery, Red Bank, through by creating the hairstyle best Guests were members of the December. for you personally. Pioneer Rounds. TRAV NE1DLINGER — Re- Howard Pettit, as Santa Claus, ligious paintings, Red Bank WATCH YOUR MONEY GROW... distributed gifts. Members of the Methodist Church, and White decorations committee were Mrs. Jhristmas show at Studio 57 Franklin, Mrs. Roy Keleigh, Mrs. Leonardo, through December. AT ... William Bahr and Mrs. Sullivan. WARREN SATTER—Guild o: Roy Keleigh Is caller for the >eative Art, 620 Broad St. Tali-hoes. ihrewsbury, through December MAINSTAY N. J. AND EUROPEAN art- Dress-up ists—Art Fair Galleries, Rt. 35 Church to Hold Holmdel, through December. Federal Savings & Loan Assn. Dance Disc. 30 EARL TYLER-Old Mill Gal- Shirts by KEYPORT — St. Joseph's lery, Tinton Falls, through De- Catholic Church, will sponsor a cember. semi-formal dance Dec. 30 from HOWARD R. BUTLER—State 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. for High School Museum, Trenton, through Feb An Increase in the KAYNEE' students. Tickets are on sale at 25. the rectory. VINCENT CAVALLARO, paint- Tlie "Dial-Tones" will provide ings, and RUTH HUTTON Dividend to the music and the feature of the ANCKER, sculpture — Fairleigh CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED has been declared payable '"A woman's love is so much evening will be a "This Is Your Dickinson University, Jan. 4 like i flower," siglis Sassy Life" program. through 17. 'The more >ou care for it . 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SECTION TWO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1961 7c PER COfY, Seek To New Jersey News Briefs Revoke By The Associated Press TRENTON—The state Board o Education has ruled that Perry Zimmerman, a Newark school License leacher dismissed six years ago for refusing to answer a Congres- TRENTON (AP) - Attorney sional committee's questions Gen. David D. Furmsrt says the about Communist affiliations, was state will renew its effort to re- not entitled to get his job back. voke the license of Dr, Albert t. The board upheld a Nov. 9 ruling Weiner, who was convicted of by Frederick M. Raubinger, state manslaughter. education commissioner. Zimmer- Weiner, an Erlton osteopath, man was fired May 20, 1955, im- was found guilty of the charge mediately after he appeared be- Tuesday in connection with the fore a subcommittee of the House deaths of 12 of his patients. Committee on UN-American Ac Furman declared yesterday tivities and invoked the Fifth that he will advise the state Amendment. Two other teachers Board of Medical Examiners that were fired with him, but were it has legal power to revoke reinstated after long battles in Werner's license. The board the courts. The board said th meets in Princeton Dec. 27. two teachers reinstated had 15 Deaths tenure under state law and could Weiner was charged with neg- LIONS DINE — The Atlantic Highlands Liom Club held its 38th annual Christmas be fired only for a good cause ligently causing the deaths of IS dinner in Doppelt's Hofbrauhaus, Ocean Blvd., Monday night. Taking part in the gift But Zimmerman, the board said of his patients. The state con- had not completed three years ol exchange here are, left to right, George Leddy, first vice president; Clifford Albert- teaching in Newark and there tended that he- used unsterile in- fore did not have tenure. Zimmer jection and infusion equipment ton, president; Ernest Sehickedanx, Jr., treasurer, and Henry Saling, second vice presi- man's lawyer has said he will ap- and spread serum hepatitis dent. peal the case all the way to the among his patients, who came to U.S. Supreme Court, if neces him for special psychiatric sary. treatment. Bank Lists He was convicted on 12 of the counts at the end of a 58-day WAYNE-A 14-year-old boy trial in Camden Tuesday. 5 Additional was killed yesterday when he The Board of Medical Examin- was accidentally shot by his ers temporarily suspended Wein- Promotions brother-in-law while the two er's license on Nov. 16, I960, soon were hunting rabbits, police after it learned of the hepatitis RED BANK — George L. Bie- said. James Lupo, son of Mr. SANTA GOES A'CUBBING — This wat th» icono at Cub Pack II held its mi epidemic among his patients. It litz, Little Silver, president of the and Mrs. Frank Lupo, of Pal- Christmas party in Forrestdale School at Rumion this wsalc. Holding gifts, left to right, followed that up later with an- Monmoulh County National Bank, erson, was killed when he was other suspension after We ner yesterday announced the promo struck in the head by the dis- ars John Karinja, John Osmuliki and Patrick Karinja, Lynn Farnham wat Santa, Be- was indicted. tion of five employees of the bank charge from a shotgun. Anthony hind them stands Patrolman John Shea of the Rumson Police Department, who told But the Appellate Division of to higher positions. De Aquino, 18, told police the the boyi of rescue methods on thin and breaking ice, The pack, through Santa, pr«. Superior Court said state law gun went oft when he stumbled Edward Bucina, Eatontown, is tented Cub Matter John Karinja a watch. allows suspension of a doctor's now the manager of the collection as he and James were walking license only for a few specified department; William B. Jorgen- down hill on a farm. De Aquino reasons, including conviction of sen, South Amboy, manager of recently finished basic training • crime involving moral turpi- the installment loan department; with the Air Force. Planners Get tude. George Hurley, Oceanport, assist- Since Weiner had not been ant to the comptroller; Holmes PERTH AMBOY-Police broke convicted of anything until Tues- C. Crawford, Jr., manager of the up a burglary attempt yesterday Food Market day, the court voided the sus- credit department, and Richard at the Master Jewelers, 292 pensions. H. London, Keyport, representa- Smith St., and arrested a suspec Question Open Plan Queries tive at the Keyport branch. at the scene. Donald Leonardo However, Weiner had agreed This completes a series of 10 28, of Brooklyn was found lying SHREWSBURY - No site plan to cease giving injections and In- promotions authorized Tuesday at in a yard behind the store. He for a food market was presented fusions, even though he got his a meeting of the bank's board of had suffered a broken leg and for the Planning Board's approv- license back. directors. Promotion of five of- was in fair condition later in al last night, but two such pro- The Appellate Court left open ficers in the company was an Perth Amboy General Hospital. posals were discussed by mem the question of whether the nounced yesterday. Police said they believe Leon- bers of the audience. charges against Weiner involved ardo was injured, when he either moral turpitude. Attorney Abraham J. Zager jumped or fell from the roof o: asked if a site plan for a Food Furman said it is his opinion the building. that Weiner was convicted of a 2 Senators Fair supermarket on the east crime involving moral turpitude side of Broad St. had been pre- tnd the medical examiners now TRENTON-Two elderly sis- sented to the board. have legal power to act. DECEPTIVE SMILE —Ann Schultz, 16, of Domarglyn To Decide ters were struck down by a car "I ask this because I have ob- served activity on the property,' Welner's attorney has .said he Farms, Marlboro, was happy when her pet 1,127-pound while crossing a street In near- will appeal the «nwicttons. by Lawrence Township last he said. Angus steer won a, first prize at the 4-H beef sale in On Position night. One was killed and (he Board Chairman Philip Meyer Trenton. But there were also some teart when she had TRENTON (AP) - The state other critically Injured. Miss replied that no such plans have Freeholders to part with her pot, which wat bought by Bamberger's Senate's Democratic minority Clara Menigham, 73, of (he been submitted to the body. has agreed to let Sen. Joseph W. Morris Hall Home for the Aged Would the Planning Board Food Service director Leo Balaban. Cowgill of Camden County and In Lawrenccville was killed, hold a special meeting to con- To Split Salt Anthony J. Grossi of Passaic and her sister, Mrs. Mary sider such a plan?" Mr. Zager County decide which one will be- Stackhouse, 74, of the same asked. "I am vitally interested Contracts come minority leader. address, was admitted to St. in this matter as a citizen and a Budget Up $56,000 Both men are contenders for Francis Hospital here with crit- taxpayer, and I'd like to see such PLEASE, SANTA — Three Middle town youngster* make ical injuries. Police Identified a plan before It is acted on. FREEHOLD - The - County the post presently held by Cow- their last minute requetti to Santa Claut *f the annual Board of Freeholders tentatively gill. (he driver as Colston H. Browne of Trenton. Act In Public Christmas party of the Cadillac Civic Association held decided yesterday on a way out Nine of the ten Democratic Mr. Meyer replied that the of its dilemma in the purchase For Freehold School in Leeds Hall, Kings Hwy. The children, left to right, senators discussed the minority Planning Board might very well of rock salt. FREEHOLD - The borough niture for the 11-classrocm addi- leadership in a closed meeting JERSEY CITY-A 127-count in hold a "study meeting" on such are Louiie Carroll, Joanne Isranel and Thomas Craney, With the first day of winter Board of Education introduced tion that is expected to be ready yesterday. Later, Sen. Sido L. dictment has been presented a proposal, but that no official The role of Santa it played by Middlatown Township facing them on the calendar, the Ridolfl, Mercer County, said only against the former president of a its 1962-63 tentative budget this by September. action would be taken on any Committeeman Ernest G. Kavalek. freeholders said they could no week of $656,048, an Increase of An increase of $9,407 is antici- Cowgill and Crossi had ex- loan company accusing him of site plan except at a public meet- longer be stymied by the fact $56,160. pated to pay for the temporary pressed Interest in the job. embezzling $174,000. Named by ing. that advertisements for bids for financing of the addition. The senators agreed not to the Hudson County Grand Jury "If anyone is interested in these aupply of the icy road salting The amount to be raised by The capital outlay account Is take a vote because the race yesterday was Norman Price matters, I would advise him to compound had twice produced taxation is $539,235, an increase increased by; $1,538 to purchase would have been close and they Fernon, Jr., 41, of Devon, Pa. attend Planning Board meet- To Study Regional Identical bids, $10,945. of $49,599. additional furniture for the pres thought it would be in poor taste He was president of the Hub ings," he said. The board scheduled public Loan Co. here which is now in Pending further study, the ent buildings. to vote for or against one of Ray Stillman, Broad St. realtor, hearing for Monday, Jan. 15 at receivership. The indictment al- board indicated that when it The board also hired two teach- their colleagues, Ridolfi said. In- said after the meeting that he 8 p.m. at the Intermediate leges that Fernon embezzled the meets in special session next ers for next year at starting sal stead, Cowgill and Grossi were expects Shop-Rite Stores to pre- Sewer Plan Report School, Park Avc. money from the company between Wednesday it will split its busi- aries of $4,800, They are Miss given the duty of determining sent a proposal "shortly" to build ness between the two bidders, C. Frank L. Wittnan, board sec- what procedure would be used Dec. 31, 1956, and May 31, 1960 SHREWSBURY — A meeting ned Is purely a feasibility study, Mary E. Millard, Yard Ave., and on the west side of Broad St., be- f the borough Sewer Study Com- to see if a sewer system for a G. Wirians of Newark and Charles retary, said the effect on the tax Miss Carol Lott, Brinkerhoff Ave. to decide who gets the post. tween Shrewsbury Shops and the mittee and Board of Health will group of municipalities is possi- Schaeter and Sons of Elizabeth. rate will not be determined until Gov.-elect Richard J. Hughes Dairy Queen building, Representatives of the two January. Even then, he added, it NEWARK — Three children be called shortly to receive a ble and advisable. met with the senators and dis- This project would require re- firms,, who were present as bids will be difficult to compare tax were saved from suffocation full report of the- activities of the "We all realize that a sewerage cussed transit problems with zoning of the land, to extend the were opened for the second time rates as the borough is going to $620,000 Loan yesterday after they became new Regional Sewer Study Com- system in this area has to come !hem, but Ridolfi said he did not unconscious because a gas heal- present 350-foot-deep commercial In two months, told the board 100 per cent assessment next mittee. Francis P. Drucker told sooner or later," Mr, Drucker WASHINGTON (AP) - The state any view on the Senate er had consumed the oxygen in zone to a depth of 500 feet. bids were the same because the year. It now is assessed at about Community Facilities Adminis- minority leadership. last night's meeting of the Plan- said. "Some of our neighboring their four-room apartment at (5 This parcel is owned by Mr. boroughs have no choice in the price had been established in the 22 per cent. tration has approved a $620,000 Sen. William F. Kelly of Hud- ning Board. LI1U St. Police were summoned Stillman and Shop-Rite has a con- matter; they have been told to Industry. An increase of $45,215 in the loan to help the Monmouth Med- son County was the only Demo- by the mother, Mrs. Louise Wil- ditional contract to buy it, he He stressed that the regional stop polluting waterways or They said that while mines current expense account is at- ical Center, Long Branch, N.J., crat absent. liams, 29, who said she could said, providing it is rezoned. mgineering study now being plan- else." ' from which the two companies tributable, Mr. Whitman said, to build garden-type housing for stu- Cowgill has been minority not awaken the children, Jackie, "In Shrewsbury we have prob- get their salt are at different lo- the expected hiring of four addi- dent nurses, resident physicians leader in four of the past five 7, Ferdinand, 3, and Timothy cations, freight rates are identi- tional teachers, salary increases and interns, Sen. Harrison A. years. Grossi was first elected lems," he continued," but we do 13 months, were revived with not have the crisis situation some cal. They pointed out that iden- for the present staff, additional Williams Jr., D-NJ, was advised to the Senate in 1957. Both are emergency oxygen. tical bids have been submitted supplies and textbooks, and fur- yesterday. Democratic county leaders. of the other borough have." In several other counties and that Seven Towns freeholders in those counties MALAGA — Andrew Chercowy Seven municipalities are mem- split up the business. 71, or nearby Franklinville, wa: bers of the Regional Sewer Study A. P. Thompson Co., Middle- killed by an automobile last night Committee: Shrewsbury, Rum- town, was awarded two contracts in front of his home. State son, Long Branch, Oceanport, for bridge reconstruction in close Trooper James Virden said the Monmoulh Beach, Little Silver, competition with three other bid- driver was Edward Viano, Jr and West Long Branch. ders. 27, of Harding Highway, Buena Frederick Lewis reported that Under one award it will re- Shrewsbury will be atked to con- build a timber bridge over Beck- TRENTON-Dr. Frederick M. tribute a sum in the neighborhood ers Brook, Texas Rdi, Marlboro Raubinger, state education com- of $600 as its share of costs of the Township, for $7,885. Under the missioner, today dismissed an proposed engineering study on other, it will rebuild a similar appeal by two Jersey City possibility of a regional sewer structure over Compton's Creek, school teachers who claimed system. Church St., Middletown Town- they had been deprived of their Federal funds are available, he ship, for $6,502. benefits. Joseph Vicnrcl and explained, to individual boroughs The company underbid its Rupert Meier, claimed that for for sewer studies, but not to closest competitor, Freibott a number of years prior to groups of municipalities. Brothers, Port Monmouth, by 1947 they had been improperly He also said that the regional $275 on the Texas Rd. project, classified as substitute teach- group has applied to federal au- and Jesse Howland & Sons, Sea ers, thereby losing numerous thorities for relief (ram the rule Bright, by $148, on the other. benefits. Raubinger noted that that sewer plant effluents may both teachers have tenure and not be emptied into waterways that (he issue is whether the which flow directly into the Copper Plant Jersey Cily Board of Education ocean. may properly classify (eachers This rule, he stated, discrimin- To Be Repaired as other than "permanent ates against shore communities, teachers." which have no other waterway* PERTH AM BOY (AP) - The to use. American Smelting and Refining Co. said yesterday it would close NEWARK—Mrs. George Hanna- Its copper department for two ford of Maplewood, one of the weeks in order to repair a large original Rockette dancers at New Warning Issued section of roof and equipment York City's Radio City Music CHICAGO (AP) - Metallic damaged Tuesday by fire. Hall when it opened Dec. 27, Christmas trees could be dead- A plant spokesman said 200 1932, died in St. Michael's Hos- ly, the National Safety Council CRASH SCENE — Body of a man ii taken from scene after a single-engine plane DOUBLE TROUBLE — Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tripp III of copper workers would be laid off pital yesterday after a long ill- says. until the repairs were completed. hit 60,000-volt cablet and plunged into a crowd of people in Sevilla, Spain. An ness. She was 50. She danced Chagrin Falls, Ohio, arrive in Cleveland airport on return The council urged buyers not The plant employs about 1,200. estimated 30 persons were killed in disaster. Tail of crashed plane can bs seen at under the name of Constance from Canadian hospital where they were confined with to string electric lights on tha 1 Collier and was with the Music metallic trees. If so decorated, He said the fire probably was right. Plane had been chartered by a photographer to record Seville's reception of broken legs suffered in separate skiing accidents at St. caused by an "electrical malfunc- Hall troupe when it performed at the council said, the trees could 'ion." motorcade bearing flood relief supplies fro mMadrid. I AP Wirephoto from Madrid) the Paris Exposition in 1937. Jovite, 80 miles north of Montreal. (AP Wirephoto) carry ilaath dealing voltage. , Dec 21,1961 RED BAKK .WCBVTV WNBO1Y woa/rv TV Key TELEVISION .WPDC.1V Charlton Hestotf s .WNEW-TV WNTA-TV THURSDAY AFTERNOON THURSDAY EVENING (9) News Previews U:W- (2) Love ol Life 1:01- (4) News and Weather 1:M— (I) Almanac Newsreel 'Change of Pace? (4) Truth or (7) News 1:25- (I) New* and Weather Today's top television shows as Consequences ! (H)Popeye , 1-.M- (4) News long enough for me to get done previewed and selected by TV (7) Camouflage I; 15 - (7) News 1:40- (4) Sermonette By BOB THOMAS with the wardrobe fitting!." Key's staff of experts who at- (9) Folklore USA 6:20- (7) Weather 1:05- (2) News HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Charl- No other actor has starred in tend rehearsals, watch screen- (11) Merry Mailman 1:25- (7) Sports 1:10-(2) Give Us This Day ton Heston said be wanted a such lengthy and costly tltais. ings, and analyze scripts in New U:U- (2) Search For Tomorrow e-.Jft- <«) Local Newt York and Hollywood. FRIDAY MORNING change of pace from religious Here is his track record: (1) It Could be You (5) Cartoons epics, and he's getting it. OUTLAWS. "The Masterpiece." (5) Cartoons (7) December Bride 5:4S— (2) Previews "The 10 Commandments"—8 In his current film he gets in- months—$10.5 mlllioBs. This one is in the spirit of the (7) Make a Face (11) Huckleberry Hound S:SO- (2) Give Us This Day . S»SS- (2) Newi to a shower with Italian beauty Ben-Hur" —10 months -114.5 season-opener, so it's not only en- (8) Favorite Story 1:40- (4) Weather 1:00- (2) College of the Air Elsa Martlnelli. millions. tertaining, it's better than any U:4J- (2) Guiding Light 1:45- (4) Newt 1:30—(2) Sunrise Semester Lest, the fans become too •Ei,cid" —'7% monthj~*8 episode in between. TV's bank rob- (11) Rocky and His 7:0t- (2) Newi •:40- (5) Call To Prayer alarmed, Heston adds: "It's a millions. bers seem to be having a big Friends (4)Ripcord «:45- (5) Educational Film large shower." And, fleeing Nazi year, and tonight Walter Slezak 2:53— (4) News (5) Mister Magoo Why was he chosen* for these 1:55— (4) Sermonette pursuers in "The Pigeon That and Harry Towhes play as cud- 1:90- (2) Burns and Allen (7) Two Faces West epics and not other actors? 7:00- (2) News Took Rome," he is fully clothed, dly a couple of satecrackers as (9) Terrytoon Circus 'I have a theory about that," (4) Dial Four (4)Today "Besides," remarked the actor, you can find anywhere on TV. (5) Cartoons (11) News he said. "It's a matter of faces. The story does tend to get a bit 7:15- (5) Mewi "what could she fear from Mo- (7) Day In Court 7:01- (2) Local Newt Some actors' faces fit certain silly in spots, but Slezak, Townes, 7:20— (7) Morning Prayer ses?" (8) Movie 7:10- (2) Weather. eras. Take Bill Holded. Bill hat and Howard Smith as the bank- 7:10— (5) English for Americans Heston Us getting as far from (11) Movie (11) Local Newi made only two Westerns, neither er, make it worth your. time. Moses, Ben-Hur and El Cid as 1:»- (5) News 7:15- (2) News (7) Early Bird Cartooni of them very successful. He is 7:39 p.m. NBC. 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo he can. He made it up to World strictly a 29th century American (7) News 7:20- (5) News War II, which is when "The Pi- OZZIE AND HARRIET. "The 1:30— (2) As The World Turni 7:25—(11> Weather (8) Sandy Becker face; there's none better. No mat- (7) Little Rascals geon etc." takes place. He still Girl in the Emporium" (Re- (4) Dr, Joyce Brothers 7:10- (2) Frontier Circus ter what modem script I read, I peat), Enjoyable outing. Ricky 8:25- (7) BiUy Bang Bang hasn't escaped the religious think, 'Bill Holdeo would be great (i) Movie (4) Outlaws overtones; I found him in a and his chum. Wally go Christ- (7) December Bride (5) Suspicion 8:10— (7) Tommy Seven for this;' I have to stop myself 8:45- (9) News and Weather priest's cassock. and say, 'Whose side are you mas shopping and flip for a 1:55- (4) News (7) Ozzie and Harriet 8:50— (9) Cartoons on?' , chick in men's furnishings. The 2:00— (2) Password (8) Movie "Strictly a disquise," explained 1:00— (2) Amos "n" Andy >ext day they both get amibitious (4) Jan Murray (11) You Asked For It | Heston, who plays a hard- "Henry Fonda is a great early and apply for jobs In her de- (7) Number Please 8:00-(7) Donna Reed (4) Slimnastlcs hearted infantry officer on an American face. He li on» of the partment. Pleasant throughout (11) Atomic Age Physics (11) Divorce Court (7) Gale Storm undercover mission. "And not a few actors who has made a num- as the boys knock themselves out 2: It- (2) House Party 8:30- (2) Bob Cummlngs (9) Jack La Lanne j very good disguise at that. Or- ber of films of the pre-18S0 era- 1:15- (4) Family to impress the doll. 7:30 p.m. (4) Loretta Young (4) Dr. Kildare son Welles saw me in Rome and Drums Along the Mohawk,' 0:25- (S) News BC. (7) Seven Keys (5) Manhunt said I was the most Lutheran- 'Young Mr. Lincoln,' 'The Farm- 9:10- (2) My Little Margie THE REAL MeCOYS. "The (9) Meet Corliss Archer (7) Real McCoys looking priest he'd ever seen. He er Takes a Wife,' etc. (5) Topper Diamond Ring." Nice Christmas; (11) Movie 8:00— (I) Investigators predicted I would set the church HOLIDAY HARMONY— John R«ltt and Jin* Margin rihiiru (7) Memory Line "Humphrey Bogart had a typi- Yulitldi tongi for thilr appiiranei In "A Trip to Chrlitmii" on ;how that could be subtitled 2:55- (S) News ! (5) Wrestling back 2,000 years." (») Movie cally urban American face. He Mil "Tiliphoni Hour" color broidout of Friday, Dto. 22. Othir 'The Gift of the McCoys" after 3:00- (2) Millionaire (7) My Three Sonl If Heston seems exuberant 10:00- (2) Calendar made just one Western and it Kin ait for thli NBC-TV holiday muilcil ihow Includi thi 3'Henry's famous short story. (4) Young Dr. Malone (11) Target these days, it is because the cur-! (4) Say When was laughable." Linnon Slitira, Liu Dilli Can, VlelitU Verdy ind Edward Luke decides to spring for a for- (5) Theater Five ».2»- (9) Playback rent film is not only modern but Vlllilla, with Jam Wyatt *• program hoittu. (5) Movie And where does ths Heston tune (75 dollars) and buy Kate (7) Queen for a Day 9:25- (9) News carries a 12-week schedule—"On face fit? ", genuine diamond ring lor 10:10- (2) I Love Lucy (9) Star and Story 9:30- (4) Hazel my other pictures that would be "Apparently somehwere before :hristmas. Complications set in (4) Play Your Hunch 5:30— (2) Verdict Is Yours (7) Margie Christ," he said glumly, :o beset the McCoys with prob- (7) Susie (4) From These Roots (9) Fiesta In Puerto Rico END SCHOOL TERM doesn't mind ths tunic-swinging 1962 Red Cross Drive lems, including a tonsillitis op- U;0O- (2) Video Village (7) Who Do You Trust? (11) Bachelors (4) Pries Is Right SHEFFIELD, Mass. — Berk- Don't get him wrong. He rallon for Kate and * pawn- (I) Movie (13) Mantovani (7) Texan shire School here said three stu- epics. The money can bo monu- iroker who doesn't appreciate (11) Abbott and Costello 10:00— (2) CBS Reports Planning Group Named :he ring. It's very sentimental, (9) Herb Sheldon dents from the Red Bank-Mlddle- mental, not to mention other re- 1:55- (2) News (7) Sing Along With quite mushy, but very appropri- 11:25- (5) News town area in New Jersey have wards such as Oscars and other 4:00- (2) Brighter Day ' Mitch SHREWSBURY - The board len Mohn, Elberon Park; and 11:10— (2) Your Surprise Pack- completed first term studies. knick-knacks. te for the season. 8:30 p.m. (4) Make Room for (7) Untouchables of directors of tho Monmouth! staff members, Miss Lucy E. age They are Bruce F. Blaisdell, Bon "But as an actor, I don't want ABC. Daddy (9) High Road To Danger County Red Cross has named the1 Thompkins, executive director of (4) Concentration of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Blais- to get stuck doing one thing," MY THREE SONS. "Robbie's (5) Divorce Hearing (11) Global Zobel first members of a planning com- the County Chapter, and Bradford (5) Romper Room dell, 670 West Front St., River he said. "If I don't try to do it Band." Cute show. Robbie organ- (7) American Bandstand (13) Movie mittee for the 1962 campaign (or C. Read, Red Cross field director (7) Yours For A Song Plaza, a sophomore who plays now, I may never get the chance izes a combo and, during the (II) Laurel Hardy and 10:30— (2) New York, members and funds. at Fort Monmouth. All except (11) Your Neighbor the football, hockey and is on the var- again. Once the public gets you highly amusing opening scene, Chuck Miss Tompkins and Mr. Read they practice at the Douglas New York "61 World sity track team; Fred Butler Fin- pegged, you can't escape." Everett Rudloff, chapter chair- 4:15— (2) Secret Storm (9) Movie are members of the board of household. Before you know it, 11:55- (2) News ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Can he play a modern man man, has been designated act- 4:25—(11> Pinocchio (11) NFL Highlights directors. The cpmmittee will be ex-bandsman Fred MacMurray Finley, 12 Blossom Cove Rd., convincingly? ing campaign chairman. 4:10- (2) Edge of Night 11:00- (2) News enlarged in the near future in takes over the direction of the Middletown, a sophomore who is "I don't know. But I've got to Members of the committee are (4) Here's Hollywood (4) News preparation for the March cam- group and they're soon good a skier and plays soccer and ten-find out." Anthony L. McKim, Little Silver; paign. enough to fill a $33 dance en- (5) Mr. District Attorney (5) News MOVIE TIMETABLE nis; and Richard R. Maney, son Gordon D. Donald, Rumson; Mrs. (11) Bozo The Clown (7) News of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Maney, 1,000 Recruited [agement at Mike's fraternity. RED BANK The population of San Salvador Richard Lees, Shrewsbury; Ken- 4.50— (7) American Newstand (11) Groucho Locust Point Rd., Locust, a fresh By dance time, they need an an- has passed the 2,500,000 mark. neth K. Huhn, Little Silver; 3. Al- Mrs. John Kames, campaign 4:55- (4) News 11:10- (2) Weather Carlton — Paris Blues 2.00; man who plays football and bas- :ient clarinet player to fill in. This means an average of more co-ordinator, reported more than (11) Mr. Peabody (4) Weather 7:00; 9:20. ketball. 9 p.m. ABC. than 300 persons per square mile. ,000 persons have been recruited (13) News CBS REPORTS. "Walter Llpp- (5) PMEast. ..PM West EATONTOWN thus far for the house-to-house 5:00- (2) Life of Rlley 11:12— (7) Weather Brown Alumni phase of the campaign in the mann: Year End." Veteran po- Drive-In — Susan Slade 7:00; (4) Kukla and Ollie 11:15- (2) Movie county. This year's drive to date litical journalist, Walter Lipp- (5) Heckle,and Jeckle 10:55; Cowboy 0:20. has shown a gain of nearly $4,000 mann, Is on only for a half-hour (4) Jack Paar (7) I Married Joan HAZLET Program Set over last year, for a total of his time, and as you listen to (7) Movie (9) Space Explorers $81,913.29. his thoughtful rationale on sub- 11:80—(11> News Loew's Drive-In — Susa.. Slade SHREWSBURY - Thomas Cas- 11:40—(11) Movie jects ranging from Khrushchev's (11) Dick Tracy 7:05; 10.45; Deadly Companions well, Brown University admis- Mrs. Lees voiced a plea for 12:20— (9) Stories of Suspense Open 6:30-Show 7:00 'mistakes" to Kennedy's growth 5:05- (4) Movie 9:10. sions officer, will be the featured more women who would be will 5:25—(11) Rocky and His 12:40— (5) News NOW THRU SAT. FREE IN CAR HEATERS ing to volunteer for organizing! Berlin and the wall, the Congo, fpeaker when members of the Friends 12:45- (5) Mr. and Mrs. North ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS work by telephone from the De Gaulle, and our reactionary Monmouth Brown Club hold a re- 5:30— (2) Movie 1:00- (4) News NOW THRU TUES. union meeting and discussion pro- chapter house. radicals or the right and the left, Atlantic — Cartoon 7:15; Posse (5) Felix and Diver Dan (7) Staying Young Buil Newman gram in the Shadowbrook next you'll wish he were on much From Hell 7:20; Back Street (7) Highway Patrol 1:05— (4) 13th Hour Wednesday at B.SO p.m. During the Civil War, Mera longer. No matter what stripe ol 8:55. (8) Movie (7) Evening Prayer JoanneYtoodwaid mec Caverns, Stanton, Mo. opinion you follow, Mr. Llpp Invited are students now at- (11) Three Stooges 1:15— (2) Movie LONG BRANCH housed thousands of the South': mann's candid exposition of hi! tending Brown or boys in local considered point of view, is Baronet — The World of Susie schools who have applied for ad- run-away, slaves. As a link in Sidney Pbitier the Ndfth!« underground railroad highly refreshing experience on Wong 3:50; 9:20; Midnight Lace mission to the university. Films TV. 10 p.m. CBS. 2:00! 7:30. will be shown in connection with system,' the caves came undei the 200th anniversary celebration heavy fire from Confederate SING ALONG WITH MITCH. TV Key Mailbag ASBURY PARK An hour of beautiful Christina at Brown in 1964. troops.., Lyric — Spartacus 8.00. songs against a background ol ..By STEVEN H. SCHEUER elegant Christmas cards, en Angie Dickinson, the lovely mov- Mayfair — Colossus of Rhodes ie star, is the daughter of actress larged to set size, with the Sing Question—I would like to com- 2:40; 7:00; 9:25. Along gang in fine voice and mend the action taken by the Anna Lee?—Mrs. L. L., Mem good spirit. All the songs are management of our local TV sta- phis, Tenn. lovely, of course, and you'll wani tion in refusing to show the "Bus Answer — No, but Anna Lee TROY DONAHUE Give the New & the Great in does have a daughter in show Union Beach to join in at the end,, but Bil Stop" segment starring Fabian Ventura's solo "What Child li titled "A Lion Walks Among Us." business. She is Venetia Steven The Auxiliary of Fire Com- CONNIE STEVENS This" sung to the music oi The station felt that this show son, who appears on TV quit pany 1 held its Christmas din- Christmas "Greensleeves," IS a standout was In bad taste for Sunday view- regularly. ner party Monday night in the DOROTHY McSUIRE (Color). 10 p.m. NBC. ing and it is a good feeling to tire house. A turkey dinner was know that the spirit of Sunday (For an answer to your ques prepared and served by Mrs. LLOYD NOLAN JACK PAAR SHOW. Jaci still exists. I understand that the tlon about any TV program, o: Gifts shows his Holy Land films, tin Keith Gunsauls and Mrs. Henry regular "Bus Stop" sponsors boy- actor, write to TV Key Mailbag ones he took on his trip las: Gunsauls, Sr. Secret pal gifts cotted the show when it was c/o The Register.) Fall, and chats with columnist were exchanged. Mrs. Frederick Jim Bishop and actress Sail, shown on other stations. Bravol Brunner played the part of Santa RCA VICTOR This is the type of fortitude that Claus. Following the party, of- Ann Howes. (Color). 11:15 p.m NBC. is necessary if we are to keep; Judge Wins; ficers were elected. Re-elected television from sinking to new to office were Mrs. William Bom- low depths.—Mrs, G.M.A., Al- mer, president; Mrs. Herbert F. RECORDS bany, N. Y. County Pays Klein, vice president; Mrs. Wil- CO-HIT Union Beach Question—What on earth was liam Marinella, secretary; and Glenn "COWBOY" alt the commotion about? I'm re- 'Cooler' Bill Mrs. Henry Gunsauls, Sr., treas- ferring to Fabian's recent ap- urer. Fire Co. 1 KENOSHA, Wis. (AP) - The GALA! pearance on "Bus Stop." I un- long and frequently heated con- FOR derstand that some stations re- troversy over County Judge Har- The birthday of William Hich- CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS Has Election fused to show the episode and old M. Bode's air conditions ard Bommer, son of Mr. and PARTY AND SHOW that sponsors withdrew their Mrs. William A. Bommer, Ocean MOVIE UNION BEACH — Theodon came to a quiet close Tuesday GIFT Trembley was re-elected pres commercials at the last minute. night. The county board approved Ave., was marked at a party in SAT. — 2:00 P.M. I took it for granted it was a BOOK3 dent of Fire Company 1 at . the $250 payment due. his home Sunday afternoon. At- FREE GIFTS TO KIDDIES 1 publicity gimmick until a friend $3 VALUE meeting Sunday afternoon in the Judge Bode ordered the air con- tending were William and Robert of mine from out of town men- on the screen only fire house. ditioner for his chambers in Au Marinella, Terry and Debra tioned the fact that the show "GULLIVER'S TRAVELS" $2.5} v of lb« grfAlesl "sound" reo Others elected to office wen gust of 1960 when the temper Klein, Harry and Debra Coulette, wasn't on In her area. I didn't [ardi erer, made wilti U.S. Nsvy'f Frank Cozens, vice president; ture soared into the 90s. The Sherri Smith, Linda, Raymond ^operation. Rtatittic bMtl« think the show was any more ob- Gustave Dirner, treasurer; Wil board refused to pay for it. Judg< and Alicia Bellaran, Sheryl and AT §Kinn

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DAILY CROSSWORD MOT LUXURIOUS, CHJC<-aUT\ -WEU CWVt R10HT ACBOS3 SO. Man's APwemv KABiTABie/- (tout) nklc. detler (.longing name No matter ho* cleVer you may E^frW* vofambfc WHAT SAY WE OOOT STOP ID ».Alath (colloq.) 2L Insect be, some bridge hands are sure NORTH UNPACK BUT SETRtWTTOWRKf (ilial) 5. Group of 'egg to throw you for a loss. In fact, 10. Employs shackled 22. One's the more you know the worse V A 10 8 7 6 4 liBagle'a convicts heir •01390! off you may be. For example, OA43 cl&w 6. Heather 25. Musis Bobby Nail, of Houston, wen U. Anoint 7. Rugged note iJEEQisa Enna astray on a hand in the inter- WEST EAST (archaic) mountain 26. Self- national team trials a few weeks 4A532 * J 8 6 4 ItAtresh crest! evident ago—and the chances are he0 18 6 0 9 5 ULCbcus 8. Cantaloupe truths YututUy't Aniwer made the right play. (colloq.) 8. Paper 2T.Tofix 32. Grew white *Q10 972 + J 8 I6.JumW»4 fastener the 36. Female John R. Crawford opened the SOUTH typo It Old World rate of student six of diamonds from the Wes 4KQ10 9 lT.KtodoI lizard 29.Cydades (colloq.) hand, Nail won with the ten o V 9 feed IE. Storage island 37. Dash diamonds, led a club to dummy's 0 -K Q 10 7 2 U. Half ems area SO. Norse 38. Plant ace, and returned a spade. • K 5 3 Mklncllaa. li.Bxaggent. explorer cutter bird EH4 Sooth Wut North East played low, and Nail used Pass I 0 Pus I V tkaa ea story 31. A sharp 40. Oriental the king to force out the ace. a Maud In (colloq.) corner tea Vut 1 4b Fa» 3 + W.T. Back' came the eight of dia- Part 3 0 Pan 5 0 harbor 1 S 4- 9 7 monds, and Nail had his prob- AUPass HELLO, AMCXEY/ Opening lead — 0 6 TOA.STES IS PKIVINS WHXT IN THE 21. Largo % lem. Which trump should he play VO2LD...? utoy 1 0 11' from the dummy? ME NUTS! S&Tunea- Nail planned to discard a club tlnea 12 5 DAILY QUESTION from dummy on the queen o Partner opens with one heart, SD.LIck spades. He would cash the king 83. To soak H- IS and the next player passes. You S4. Pronoun % of clubs and ruff a club in dum hold: S-J 8 6 4, H—Q J 5 3 2, 35. Makes Ito 17 IU my. Then he would cash the ace D^9 5, C—J 8. What doyousay? into a law oi hearts and ruff a heart to Answer: Bid two hearts. The 87. Buffalo » 21 •a return to his own hand so thai % hand is too weak for a shut-ou lake he could draw the last trumps jump to four hearts. 39. Eskimo Bad Break For Sheinwold's 36-page book shelter The problem was to guard 40. Rank of V f Jet, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," against a bad break in clubs or send 50c to Bridge Book, Red persons SO 31A in hearts. If eilher opponent had 41. To scoff 5+ Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand 42. Injures % only two clubs and three trumps, Central Sta.. N. Y. 17, N. Y. 43. Whirlpool 35 57 S3 Nail had to save dummy's ace of diamonds for the ruffing work 44. Dude 40 -LEGAL NOTICE THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK genus 5T Nobody can over-ruff the ace of M « trumps. NOTICK OP 8KTTMCMENT put you REAiiy \ YES. THIS LOOSE, HE'S VTHIS lrVAY--HE'S VOU'RE A \ HO, PRACTICAL. DOWN The other possibility was a OF ACCOUNT WHAT /WE 6OIN& TO PUT VDUR IISOUR LAST RANGEROUS. HE OUT OF THE WAY- HARP tAM, I AND DOH'T USE L Springer 4+ singleton heart in the West hand ESTATE OF ANNIE «. FRE.NCH, REiYH, WHAT5 V WE 0OIN& ASSISTANT RBW / AUCTI0M CAN TAIK-OR A AND WORTH FIVE SALDAN. JtM NAME IN THIS orcocker I)K€£ASK1> THIS *LL A HERE? O« THE BLOCK? TOWN/ combined with three trumps. To Notlca li hereby given that the &_ HACKWAJL /\ 6RANO TO US, 1 Story countri ot tlio BiiDBCribLT, Administra- ME. ,-^T^V PRINCE. guard against this, Nail could tor Fendente Lite ot the Estate lie G. French. Deceased, late . win the second trump with dum- Borough of Red Bank, County of Mon my's ace, go about his other jobs mouth, will be audited and staled by the Clerk of the Superior Court, end "Successful Selling" instead oi and eventually ruff a heart with reported for settlement to the Superior "True Romance." the queen of trumps to prevent Court, Chancery Division, Monmoutb County, nt the Hall of Records. Main Sit down and talk this ovei an over-ruff. and Court Street!, Freehold. New Jer- aey, on Friday, January 5, 1862 at with her. (I realize that's a pret Nail thought long and hard and 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon, &t which time application will be made (Or al- ty crummy solution, but it beat, finally decided that the double- lowances and counsel tees. standing there shaking hand ton club was more likely than a Dated: Kovember 26. 1DG1 while the stews burning.) singleton heart. Mathematically MONMOUTH COUNTY (Problems left over 90 days I^ATIONAI* BANK . speaking, he was quite right. Administrator Pendents Lit will be sold tor storage charges.) 53 Broad Street, They don't pay off on mathe- Red Bank, New Jersey Confidential to Mrs. Kilroy: matics. Nail won the second By; THEQDOKE J. BTKUU Dear George: Yes, he was here, but he left. Trust Officer. trump with the queen, discarded Crowell ft Crowe)], Esqi. By ED DODD I have a drastic problem with CounflPlIora at Law, MARK TRAIL a club from dummy, cashed the 64 Broad Street. my wife. Every evening when I king of clubs, and ruffed a club. irrive home from work I am DOESN'T SCARE EASY Eed Bank, New Jersey, NEWARK-"Thls Is a stick- But when he tried to get out o Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 1*. 21 |22.0i ALL RIGHT, TRW L, I K1LLEP GUS PRINCE T AMBUSHED PRINCE ..HE greeted with a hearty hello and WI3HT AS WITH /AALOTTE'9 GW SWUNS AT «E WITH HI9GUN up, give your money or I'lldummy by ruffing a heart, Craw- t hearty handshake. Please pub- ford was bound to make a trump NOTICK TELL VOU... t'VE WHILE HE AMP THE AMP HEARLV KILLED ME lish this so that other people shoot you," read a note passed SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JEHSEV JUBT FOUND OUT MOUNTIE WERE BEFORE I FIRED/ trick with the jack of diamonds, MI.ANCKUV DIVISION PLAYING CARDS.,. with the same problem will know to a saleswoman in a Newark MONMOUTII COUNTV tvhat to do about it. clothing store yesterday eve- "I still think I made the righ Docket No. C-2591'00 play," Nail said when the hand By vlrtua of an Order of tli* Su L.I.M.A. ning. "You won't hurt me be- pcrior Court, Chancery • Division, mad was scored. Everybody agreed the 2nd day of November, 1061, In an Dear Lima: cause God Is with me," replied with him, but he was still down action pending therein wherein Patrick Other people? I don't know J. McQann, Jr. and Joseph T. Gra the sales woman, Mrs. Edith one. The "right" play doesn't al as Triiatecs for tho Purpose oi a what to do about it myself. All Morris, to the would be bandit. ways work. ml Distribution, are plaintiffs f I can figure is maybe she wants Ova ma Stlclf Holllnscr. Bntty Jnne Hoi- The man mulled this over linger, his wile, am) Thomas Jona- IF you CAN to Indian rassle. Has she always JOBLESS CHECK scn, nro defendants, thfc subscriber, n briefly, then came back with an master of thla court will on Thursday, TELL AAE ANYTHIN3 1 WAS ttRAVEP FOR THIS Jone this? I mean, did she use TRENTON-Edward J. Hall, thfi L'Rth day at December, 1961 at THAT MIGHT HEU> HEAP INJURY AMD THE 1C-RAYS luch gestures of affection before alternate proposal. "Give me the acting director of the state Di- 2:00 In the afternoon, aell at public JOHNNV WAbOTTE. SHOWED A PASSIVE BRAIN TUJAOR venriue at the Moninoutli County Coui you were married? Like when money and I won't hurt you," vision of Employment Security, House, Freehold, New Jersey all o I'D... ..I HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE NOW/ 'ha following described tract of lain you were parked in the moon- he said. But, according to po- said his employees have estab- lituated In tho County of Monmouth light whispering sweet nothings lished their own "pony express" and are more particularly .lencrlbecl lice, Mrs. Morris just kept as ai! and singular tho sal it lands and NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CR4NDALL in her ear, did she show any talking. The bandit got impa- to speed unemployment checks promisea mentioned in the Complain marked tendency to slap you on to the jobless before Christmas. and therein described as follows: tient, pushed her aside and "Lots 4. 5 and 6, Block 3 on 'Map ' J1W1NK Ife REMARKABLE WE \ the back and bellow, "Jolly good Hall said a complex system of of the Leonard Tract at LenlBon, , W^Y YOU EXECUTIVES CAN MWCE TWcrS BECAUSE VE tried to open the cash register linn mouth County NPW Jprney. show!"? messengers, using their own 1 * SPUT-5EC0NP PECI5I0N5/1 himself. Mrs. Morris screamed April 5, IDU , Thom*fl H, Leonard, meexEcor/ve cars, are by-passing the crowd- Atlantic llichlanda. Nrw Jersey. PONT see - MINPS.'J If it is a recent, sudden change- Herbert O. Todd, Surveyor, Atlan- over then that is something else and the rattled bandit fled from ed mails and carrying checks tic Hiftfilnnds, New Jeraoy. the store, The Uniform Center from main offices to outlying Including the incboato right ot cour- •gain. Perhaps through some trsy ot tlie defendant, Thomas Jons mixup she started receiving at 5 Branford PI. field offices dolly. •en, and including Iho Inchoate rlgl; of dower of the defendant. Betty June Ho]linger, together with all and singu- lar the hereditaments and appurten- ances to the aatd premises belonging or In any wise appertaining " The conditions of tho sale of tht _nds and premises relerreu to nbu.i are us follnwa: (1) the highest bid do •hall be the purchaser; (It 10% o the purchase price uhnll he paid t>< the highest bidder at the time of sail and Inn purchaser nliall sign hi* nam to an acknowledgement of purchase in RAY CO BIG VALUES! default whereof the property shall hi put up nnd resqld immediately; (3 mbject to covrnnnti, conditions, re itrlctlom or record and to liena am ncumbrancei as exist at the tlmi By WALT KELLY thereof. POGO The balance of Itie purchase price dhill b« paid 10 day* after the con- firmation of the nforosaUl sale, The deed will be delivered to the purchaser B. F. GOODRICH (it tho office of the underslgnr-il below Indicated on th« tenth day after con- firmation ot SfllB and upon compliance by ths purchasers with the above con- ditions. POX.HOim'19 Datert: November 27, 1M1. JOHN WARREN, JR. SNOW TIRES A Master of the Superior Court lfi Wallace Street. Red Bank, New Jersey. TRAILMAKER SILVERTOWNS WITH Nov. 30, Dec. 7, H, 21 $4881 NOTICE OF TAX SALK BOROUGH OF RUMSON. N. i. NEW 'DEEP BITING' EDGES! Notice of Sale of Property Tor Non T«ip*^ Payment ol Taxes, Assessments and OUHM- Municipal Llena In the Borough ol Rumson, N, J. PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby gl that 1, Mary M. O'Rourke, collector or the taxing district of the Borough ot Rumaon, County ot Monmouth, New Jerspy, pursuant to the authority of the Statutes in such enso made and pro- By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST i(U>i|. will sell at 11 public auction MARY WORTH the 2Sth day of December, 1861. at the jiiKli Council Chambers. Mcmarln BUT MARY'5 SON F..."ROVLR %OTK WHATS I'M AS UNHAPPY < BoniuRh Unit, Ruiuson, N. J,, at 11 ( M . iho Inntlfl and real estate here RUNNIH6 OUT OF STtAM A* YOU ARE, MR-1 15 NOT THE ONLY i 5ECOND-ANO"HOT5PUR5 Inafler deflcrlbed: -THAT5 THREE DEALS I'M 50RKY WE TOOK. UP C01D5PRINS!-.. KSSSUK. k«»a) our-MINUTE wr NAME DESCRIPTION AMOUNT IN A ROW YOU HAVE I--.UH ay Smith Blk 5*. Lot 2 S1.019.0D 50 MUCH OF YOUR TIME, MR. OIL OTV!..- Tho said lands and real estate will WOlUH.-BUr MY WIFE HAS FAILED TO CLOSE! NEEDED THAT e sold to make the Kintnint o{ the DECIDED SHE LIKES ANOTHER COMMIMION! municipal llena chargeable against tht name m the It rut il;»v of July. 1M1, MM KJIIP sliaU hr mail'- bofnrr tlic inclusion of tho sale, or the property s\\\ he rfiolri. Tin- *ald nalo in held pursuant to "^ipter 5 ot Title 51 of tlis 1U\\\ ilntutrs. At jiny time bprnre llir sale, the . . derslgncd will receive payment of the amount due on any property with tlie interest unit costs Incurred up to the time of payment Dated: November 30, 1961. REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY MARY M. O'ROURKE. Collector of Taxm Nov. 30, Dec. 7. 14. 21 131.02 LET5 $EE IF IDAREYA' TOCTET THE M0NM0UT1! COUNTS' /VEAHIIDAREYA' YOU'RE GAME ENlXJfiH NATIONAL BANK, TOSTEPOVER ItKI> BANK I TO STEP OVER THE TO $TE.r OVER MORE S3 Broad Strftt, Red Hunk, Nrw Jersey V —.. _ LIME r M1TM.K OK ANNUM. MKETINO THIS ONE THIS ONE Of SHAItKilOUlKHS The regular nnnual meet ins of the shareholders nf The Mnnmouth County National Bank, Keel Hank, will !»• GET THIS B, F. GOODRICH TRAILMAKER rlil at Its Main Office nt No. 5:1 iroaii Street, in the? Barouuli nf Red [lank. County of Monmouth, State SILVERTOWN DESIGN IN NEW TREADS Sew Jersev\ on Tuesday. January 1962, al 10;00 o'clock a.m. lEasl FOR AS LITTLE AS tun.larrt Time*, for the following pur- poses : considering and determining b vote whether an Agreement dated cembcr Ifl. 1!>G1 lo consolidate the a unh and Tlie First National Hank 0! •*r«hoid locRtcii in Freehold. N ersey, under the provision*! of AWS of the 1'nlted States shall he r [led and conflrmpil; Subject to thp Pproval of the Comptroller of th Currency. Washington, D. C.: thp elec- By CAL ALLEY tion of cllreclora and for the transaction THE RYATTS f such other business ns properly may come before nlii meeting or an,\ adjournment thereof, A ropy <>( I lie. it tore * aid AFrermrtit •xccutfd tw a mnjnriiy of the direc- r>[ each of the two bank.1*, prnvlil |R liil thn Mnllon fill- hank aim ,-iy lie insprelert dur um*|iiP5» hours. aCcur.l.inc" with tlio Hy-Lnwn, t|i« < transfer hooii?« will, hy order nl Bonn! i\l Dirfctors, he closet I at fir. 35, North of Earontown Circle o'rlrtcli p.in . (E.S.T.) On J:\n- unry l.\ \W: ami rrnpenfil at 9:0H Open Daily to 9 P.M.; Safs. 'HI 6 P.M. o'clock a.m., i tJ.S.T.' on Jainiarj* 'J5 1!)6», unless otliorwis* ordered hy the • AMPLE PARKING • LI 2-1333 RAYCO By Onler or the' Buanl ol Pirrttors. You may take up to 20 weeks to pay with 'COAST-TO-COAST lUCilARl) II. I1AM11J,, Caihler no down payment. Re.I Hank. New Jersey ' -cenibpr lft, 1P61 Dec. 2o, :i, ::, :a. a?. :», 2?. PAY NO MONEY DOWN...TAKE UP TO 12 MONTHS TO PAY! Jan. 2, 3. i. 3. fi. 9t 10, 11, 12. IS, 1«, 17, 18, Iff, 22 . |173.16 BED BANK REGISTER 'Thursday, D^c. 21, 1961—19 VFW Honors 2 Men For CHRISTMAS OPEN Aid to Vets EVERY RED BANK -r- Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 438 gave spe- cial honors at its annual dinner NIGHT for past commanders here to Henry W. Hutchinson, 309 Church SAT St., Belford, its immediate .past TIL 9 commander, and to John J. Flynn, Valley Dr., Atlantic High- lands, a surprise guest of honor. Mr. Hutchinson, now post pub- lic relations officer, was thanked Kenmore FRESH DAILY! for his efforts in building up the post program during his admin- istration as president. IVIr. Flynn, a partner in the Sewing SHREWSBURY South Jersey Orthopedic Supply Co., Red Bank, was warmly praised for his work as an ortho- SEA FOOD MARKET pedic technician that led to the supply of supports and artificial 1205 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK Machines limbs for war veterans. Next to Kat sin's Drug Store Thomas A. Monaghan, Holm' del, served as toastmaster of • Sears all-time best seller Fully Immersible the affair, held in the Colonial Restaurant last Saturday. Free- • Complete with attachments Kenmore Fry Pans holder Director Joseph C. Irwin, Red Bank, was guest speaker. Popular because .its easy to use! 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Warriors, all-star team will come face-to- ester of Green Bay won out in End—Gino Marchetti, Balti- Its 6-7 center Tom Kerwin, to Red Bank Catholic came back face Dec. 31 when the Green Bay tight competition with Matt Haz-more Packers and New York Giants eltine of Sin Francisco, Sam down Red Bank Catholic, 58-42, with the next three points on aLakers Get End—Jim Katcavage, New clash for the league champion' Huff of New York, Maxie Baugh- York the local court. pair of (free throws by Paul ;hip. an of Philadelphia, Dan Currie of Tackle—Henry Jordan, Green Kerwin, who hit only two" field Schissler and a single charity Cage Wins Six of them belong to theGreen Bay and John Reger of Bay goals in the first half, dumped in toss by Brian Buckley. Kerwin Packers, the Western Division Pittsburgh. , Tackle—Alex Karras, Detroit eight buckets in the second half closed out the scoring in the By The Associated Press champions, and five to the Tha team: I Linebacker—Bill George, Chi- to pace the Green Wave to 18-10third stanza with (pair of fcul Philadelphia's Wilt Chamber Giants, winners of the Eastern Offensive Team cago and 20-9 scoring bulges in the Division. Just as they dominated shots. lain and Los Angeles' Jerry Wesl End—Del Shoffner, New York Linebacker — Bill Forester, third and fourth quarters, re- the regular' campaign, so did With about two minutes left in PBFENDS MB A. End—Jim Phillips, Los Angeles Green Bay spectively. Red Bank Catholic supplied the spark needed t< these two powerhouses have the Linebacker—Joe Schmidt, De- the game, the Green Wave had A)IPP!.eW£IGHr Tackle—Roosevelt Brown, New held a 23-20 lead at halftime. drive their teams to victory ovei heaviest hand In the annual troit upped their lead to 52-40 and York The Branchers' big center hit from that point on the subs bat- Detroit and Chicago in Nationa r/ru M Bour honor squad chosen by a vote of Back — Jimmy Patton, New sports writers and broadcasters Tackle—Jim Parker, Baltimore six free throws in the first hall tled it out. Basketball Association action last WirtiStiSAR York and added another 10 in the sec- Wall fouled out with 3:57 re- MB/NSON. for the Associated Press. Guard—Fred Thurston, Green Back—Jesse Wtiittendon, Green ond 16 minutes of play to endmaining and the Casey defense The other 11 spots on the of-Bay Bay up high scorer in the contest seemed to fall apart after the The Lakers downed the Packer fensive and defensive units of Guard—Jim Ray Smith, Cleve- Back—Erich Barnes, New Yor|c with 36 markers. 6-0 transfer student left. 102-98 in the first half of an NBA he two-platoon team were dis- land •Back — Dick "Night Train" doubleheader and the Warriors It was Long Branch's third The only other eager in double tributed among Baltimore and Center—Jim Ringo, Green Bay Lane, Detroit. beat the Pistons, 117-102, in th victory in four games while the figures in the contest was Long Detroit, three each; Cleveland, Quarterback — Sonny Jurgen finale. Both games at Detroil Caseys now have a 1-3 mark. Branch's Rich Swain, who had two; Philadelphia, Chicago and The 4-year-old' gelding Kelso were the only NBA contests ol sen, Philadelphia 12 points. Los Angeles, one apiece. took his seventh race in eight The Caseys put up a rugged the night. Halfback — Paul Hornung, defense to try and contain the The Caseys play host to Rum- In tribute to their all-around Green Bay starts this year when he won the big man, but couldn't stop him son-Fair Haven Regional Fri- The Warriors trailed. 65-49 at strength, Green Bay placed three Flanker Back —Lenny Moore, two-mile Jocket Club Gold Cup when he was on the charity line. day night while the Wave's next the half, but Chamberlain broke men on the offensive eleven — Baltimore under wraps at Aqueduct Frank Pezzuti sparked the los-tilt wil be Saturday niglit when loose when play resumed and halfback Paul Hornung; guard ers to their halftime lead, ••ack- they take on St. Rose of Belmar poured in 18 points in the third red Thurston and center Jim ing up 14 of his 21 points in theat 7:30 in the Shore Round Robin period while his teammate Paul Ringo — and the same number first two quarters. at Asbury Park High. Arizin lobbed in 11. Chamberlain •n the defensive unit — tackle hit for two baskets in the fourth The Green Wave didn't take The Green Wave also took the Henry Jordan, linebacker Bill quarter to even the score at 90- Us first lead until there were preliminary contest, the Wave Forester and corner back Jesse 90. Tom Meschery broke the about V/i minutes left in thejayvees scoring an easy 63-48 Whittenton. deadlock when he put in three third quarter when Joe Police victory. Archie Greenwood and The Giants, renowned for their points with 8:56 to go and th dunked in a jumper to give the Al Jordan paced the victory with defensive ability, placed three Warriors couldn't be stopped. Branchers a 30-28 edge. Kerwin 14 points each. men on the defensive team with led the Wave in the third quar- Lon( nruii'h K. R. Cftlb. UK Chamberlain collected 55 point end Jim Katcavage, corner back f J F P Erich Barnes and safety man ter, popping in a trio of has- 10 If, 36 I 0 2 1' and brought his season's total ti kets and six free throws. 7 7 211,553 in 1,551 minutes of play — Undefeated Cassius Clay immy Patton. They also had Snaln O O O 2 I f two on the attacking i eleven — The Caseys came back to tieWflgllt « (1 12 2 1 5 or better than a point a minule. Tollce P'Espoiito 1 1 .T Bob Ferry and Don Ohl got 19 end Del Shofner and tackle It up ot 30-30 seconds later when Dcegnn fihld 3 O Wants Bout With Liston guard Don Wall, who played a Brrrwn O O each for Detroit. Roosevelt Brown. 0 n Sonny Jurgensen of the Phila- fine floor game, hit on a one- r> 2 o o The victory was Philadelphia's NEW YORK (AP) - Cassius Nelson O 1 He was excited when he hean delphia Eagles, who threw 32 riander. The Wave then racked fourth straight. It was the fourth Marcellus Clay, a young man inthat Ring Magazine had rankei touchdown passe? and gained tip the next six points. Kerwin 21 16 58 straight loss for the Pistons. tJim Taylor of Green Bay re- "Why does it seem that every- Clay made his remarks on th Leonard got one for the Packers ceived votes for both the fullback one is afraid of Liston? Why does ring set of the movie "Requiem But West tallied again and then and halfback'positions, but could everyone seem afraid of his pow-for a Heavyweight" in which h fed Elgin Baylor for a layup for not outscore either Brown or er and his punch? A powerful playj a featured role. the clincher. Hornung with the 42 voters. punch means nothing if it does As Joe Louis, who plays a ref- The victory was No. 26 for Losnot find the target. I. have no Brown won the league ground- eree, wandered over, Cassiu gaining title for the fifth straight Angeles against nine losses and ntentions of standing still and snapped a left jab at the formei extended the club's Western being that target. year with 1,408 yards.v Hornung champion. led the league in scoring with Division lead over Cincinnatti to "The way I picture this fight "Pow," said Cassius. "I ja ACE SALESMAN — Roy Face, bull pen ace of the Pitts- 6)4 games. 146 points. Moore scored 15 between Liston and myself, is thelike the old Brown Bomber, don' :ouchdowns. burgh Pirates, is telling Christmas trees from his own Chicago's Walt Bellamy was similarity between a bull and a I champ? Another close race in the bal- land in Pittsburgh. He owns a farm near Indiana, Pa. high scorer with 36 points. Baylor matador, only I will represent el An observer said "A Louis ja ;ot 35 and West 30. matador, and my trunks will not could knock down a tree." be red," , There was aw« in Clay's eye Whether he really meant it orwhen he looked at Louis there- not, Cassius acted deadly seri- after. Eggimann ous. Clay has been fighting pro 1 the rush...end get But there is method in themonths and has a 10-0 record in- Ends Course seeming madness of this brash cluding seven knockouts. H youngster who won't be 28 until started fighting for cash aftei PRESEASON PRICES too! Jan. 17. winning the'OIympic light heavy ^- 1—— —*'—^^——" "^™ 111—^1— MBM—• ^** In Finance "I've got to talk a lot," heweight title in Rome in I960. said. "Boxing needs color. I'm He's tall and handsome, stand- FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON, going to put a little life into (his ing 6-2. He weighed 193 pounds CRANDALL TRIES ARM — Milwaukee catcher Del Cran- Ind. — Department of the Army business." in his last fight, Nov. 29, when civilian employes Peter H. Eggi That he will. he stopped Willi Besmanoff in the firtston* dall, out most of the 1961 season with a sore right shoul- mann, 31, chief of the accounting He's as playful as a puppy. In seventh round. In his two previ- der, works out in Milwaukee for a spring drive to get branch at Fort Monmouth, com- person his cockiness doesn't irri- ous major battles, he whipped his old job back. Exercises were prescribed for Cran- pleted the military accounting tate anyone although It does when Alonzo Johnson and knocked ou dall. lAPWirephoto) course at the U. S, Army's Fi you read about his antics and Alex Miteff, the one-time contend nance School here last week. remarks. er from Argentina. The five-week accounting WINTER TREADS course which Mr. Eggimann at applied on lounrj liri bodies or on your own lint tended in temporary duty status Bears' Mike Ditka Named ANYONE is designed to provide training CAN so that Army personnel will have a working knowledge in the orNF- L 'Rookie of the Year' BUILD THEM ;anization, recording, proced- ures, operations and reports per- NEW YORK (AP) — Mike Dit- a punter, but Ed Brown took care inent to financial accounting un- ka, a 1960 All-America end atof that Job with the Bears. A der the Army Command Man- the University of Pittsburgh, was Pitt he also was used as a mid- GET agement System. named Rookie-of-the-Year In the dle linebacker on defense, but he All instruction at the 41-year- National Football League Tues old Army Finance School is de-day by a committee of sports was i one-way man, of course, signed to train personnel to sup-writers and sportscasters for hisin the pro league. HI-FI work wlth,the Chicago Bears. port the Finance Corps in its When the Bears played Green mission of furnishing required fi- Ditka 21, took over a regular Bay at Chicago, Nov. 12, Ditka nance and accounting serv- offensive end job with the Bears caught three touchdown passes HEATHKITS ices for the Army. in his first year and caught 56 from Billy Wade. He caught two Mr, Eggimann, a native of passes for 1,076 yards and 12TDs in "the 31-0 rout of San get immediate delivery at Long Branch, N. X, served with touchdowns. He also won rating Francisco in October and nabbed the U. S. Army from 1951 to 1953. as an excellent blocker as thetwo more scoring passes las He is a graduate of Rider Col- tight end. Sunday In the wild 52-35 victory Federated Electronic^ lege at Trenton where he ma- The 6-3, 230-pound former Pitt over the Minnesota Vikings. '• Mb X jored in commerce and finance, ice from Aliquippa, Pa. was the Ditka outdistanced all the op- graduating in 1951. Bears No. 1 draft pick a year ago position in the rookie poll with PORTABLE TRANSISTOR RADIO KIT ind lived up to all expectations. Eggimann and his wife have 27 votes. Frank Tarkenton, Min MODEL XK-2L four children: Diane, 5; Peter, Bill George (linebacker) jnesota's freshman quarterback tought me how to get clear of f Georgia, drew four votes, Six high quality lrapiiilo 4; Mark, 2: and Cheryl, 1. They rom g, a linebacker." Ditka said earlier. provid* oultlendinf itn: »ity, reside in Navesink. Eggimann al- Tarkenton, 21, shocked the Chi "Harlon Hill taught me how to rich ip*ak*r lon«-«ttraeti I so is a member of the National cago Bears opening day by cats included—»oiy to 01ambit, Association of Accountants. get a step on the defensive throwing four touchdown passes with 12-Month operate! up la 1000 hour ack." t itondord flashlight boll. and also scoring one. He fin- iriei. 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ALBRECHT NEW YORK (AP) — Paul Taylor was a close-up second ing Philadelphia to the title last churning through the Eagles fcr average parade with 146, followed by Belea Wersinger Hornung, Green Bay's versatile to Brown in the ground-gaining year, broke the passing record]237 yards in 34 carries Nov. If. at 141. The fifth place Chumps were just the opposite halfback whose 146 points gave contest, finishing with 1,307 with 3,723 yards gained and tied] Tittle, who came to th» Gluts MERRY CHRISTMAS. Yes, that time is here again. the day they rolled 448 and 1,225. Helen Biesi has high him the scoring title for the third yards to Brown's 1,048 yards. Johnny Unitas' mark of 32 touch-!from San Francisco la » sunmttf The time when we all look back on the past year and individual game and series with her 198 and 513. straight year, was named today The former Louisiana State back down passes. However, Sonny) deal, did the heavy work «t NnETtU maoMb about one bowling establishment per city. as a passing halfback and also ftCHRISTMASI' Perry's almost has the high game and series trophies as a receiver of Bart Starr's fOMY The women start the week off Monday after- engraved with 718 and 1,960. For the men it is Bob passes. Against New York in noon In Perry's Monday Afternoon League. Rose- Harrison with 178 and high series of 638. Carl Ritz has Dec. 3 game, Hornung also Jill proved his ability as a fine marie Caprionl and Joyce Feeney are the average 172 and Stoker Engle 170 and high game of 270. Helen blocker for fullback Jim Taylor. leaders with 137 and 134, respectively. At the same Ritz keeps it in the family by leading the women with The competition for the mos UTE time, the two teams that roll under the Capriont 153 and 526. Ruth Smith and Evelyn Mason both have valuable honor was close. Other contenders were: Jim Taylor o and Feeney banners are tied for first place. 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Mary Stout is the jt0 thcir second stra|sht Western Conte's Market, Daniel's Fashion Center, AC Dairies .... , , .,.„..„„,„ Conference title. average and high game leader with 174 and 254. Cora Hornung was a quarterback in Turf Body Shop and the Rockwell Diner. Last plac White runs second with 168 but has rolled the highesi his rookie year with the Packers, BIKE West End Manor is but four games off the pace. Thi three games of 585. Minnie Zaccaria is third with 166, but was shifted to halfback by Lombardi. He led the league SPEEDOMETER The Jake & Nick Russo team is doing right well with 94 points in 1959, broke Don Wish tahfa Ab»opJ uensidjM in the Perry's 835 loop. All team honors are pres- Huton's season record with 176 IEATWALKI •Mr to task* . . . tor •• h*M "' THE APPRECIATED GIFTS ently held by this team; three-game lead, 1,006 points and then broke it again , TEACHES, with his 146 this season. In ad- BABY to SO high game and 2,726 high threesome. 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Ray Dougherty 33 136.7 Little Silver 4 . ...-6 16 "E" DIVISION iellord Independents 1 28 11 Carlton Bordbn _34 1(6.2 Bteve Luclsano 35 155.23 WUllam Palmer • 135.20 'liver Byron 3 .28 14' 1(5 31 Paul Pollack 39 155.21 Peter Brett 28 144.4 Oakhirst 5 ... - 28 13 Charles Mcmgano IB 143,14 phiPhijl JlanninJannee ... 155.14 Hook ft Ladder 4 Addphla I _ .24 1Marlbor8 o 1 - 31 11 tlghlands 2 Z.lVb 1H4 Lloyd Thomas .- 145.B Edward oeiso 42 ias.21 Chester opdyke _ 131.33 Wesl Lone Branch 4 31 II •reenold 3 26 1.6 AIOVBIUS Carey ..31 145.20 Arthur Sommer — 37 155.3.rthur Crochet I..—.—21 142.16 Charles Bennett Bradlsj Beach 1 Engine 3, LaJcewood -22 17 Robert Flavin . "I-."" J4 142.15 William Hill !7 134.3 Frseholi 1 ... Neplune City l 32 1Neptu7 m Boss 3 > - —30 U I'esl End Ladder , 56 16 Waller SmsJs .42 145.4 larold Davenport ..-..— 37 155.1 Edward Esan 36 131.23 Silver Byron 2 ...25 17organvllle Vols 2 .24 IB Frank Howe _ . 41 144.3) Richard Hallam 33 151.13 Edwin Peterson, Jr. — 6 142. AUutlc HlfnlABtH 1 Lakewood H. & L. 21 21 lamllton 5 . -. 23 IB Claude Wh&len — ,42 130.25 Union Hose 2 „.. • :... oceanic ], Long Branch l» 2Unexcelle3 d 4 23'/4 l&'i Airreil Btorer _ 35 143.10 )onald Wright 35 153.3Curtis Smith .. 19 141.15 Sal Trjngola .26 130.7 Port Monmouth 2 - - .21 18 larlboro 2 , - _ ....23 19 Vincent Rones. 35 143.7 Earle DeMarbs 42 151.21 .21 Fair Haven 1 ——. Phil Daly 2 1SH 5}'. lazlet 1 . — ,.„. 21 21 NicJmTltoCoseiUInk Arbla o 32 140.27 J, Grover Carter .... .42. 129.16 MonBlouth Bea£li 1 ... Bellord 2 -... 17'i 21',; 'anamassa 3 . n ID 23 Robert Runge 37 1(2.1! .arwis Szeg 33 151.57 George Lange 18 128.22 Fair Haven 3 Z 19 2laile3 l 3 — .21 21 Raynor Harker X! 142.1; Walter Imlay .18 151.11 erry Cuclano •..___ 34 14O.3( Bea Girt 1 Neptune City 6 ._ - 17 22 Iradley a „ 20 22 James Carasia, Jr. Edward Green .... .7 128.14 Dul 1 Elberon 4 —15 5Belfor7 d I - 1» 20 "rester Herbert -., Harold Solomon _ —.36 150.11 .26 128.2 Reliance 4, Lakowood " 24 'ort Monmouth 3 '.ITA 2iuJharles Larabertson . Walter iBcholl _ —.11 149.5George Silvers IIZI33 140! Harry Patterson ManasQuaan Kxsvnptmps k 4 Hook & Ladder 2 ...15 27 veohold 4 _.J7 25 .31 140. Arthur Totarelll J3 122.20 tunn, inns lames—Atlantilames—Atlant c Westilde Ho« 15 2Eatontow4 n 4 —.— 18 24 Edgar West John parsells 32 118.28 Frank Oasklll Grover Burdge 28 122..3 Independent! 2, Red Bank ....10 32 Neptune City S - U',4 26',JLtlantlc Township 1 12 30 Stephen Lambertson .. Harold Bailey 33 148.23 Daniel Ravachlere 32 --139.2- 2 iai 1 3S593S59. HtfhHt.h thrith x «am « Sea Bright 1 . - ~1« 28ivon 3 _. .... 12 30 Raymond Stalmack 38 M9.1Henr6 y Schults » 120.6 Bchnsjlter (79, Hlrh. trim ta High team, three games—Engine* : Jactiues Qulr* James Snow _ „— -_. .—.....18 John Schmidt !9 118.29 Hlillindi 1 1.011 iiifbiiib gams-AnA - 2,167. High. Uiree tames—Henry Al iBkhurit J .- -.-If 2'nexcelle0 d 6 !io 32 Charles Wegeman Thomas Warke - 32 147.27 Cheater Thompson 38 139.U I 117.9 ild Village 1 - » 28 High team, three games—Highlands 117.17 'red Lubo -36 13».l? Frank Calandrlello .. (Sony SUOE» S«7. ten 668, Hijh, team game—Engine. 3, Frederick Cruger - -... Edward Range .24 Michael Grlesi . 3 ..II6.. 3 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES 9S8. High game—Jack Henry 274. iceanlc 1, Rumson .— 10 292.55S. HINgh, thn —Leroy Richard Bohnert 19 138.IS Richard Hendrlcka . Joseph Wilson _ -23 139.5 High team, thres jsmes— aailboro lulse 610. High, T< game. .Hanv Leon Walling 26 13S.8 Edward Miller, Jr 31 138.22 Charles Wilson 27 111.11 O Av|. INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Lester Carbone -_38 147.15 Henry Frledlander 28 106.23 '. 8Uva Peru 9 S03.B r, Avg. , 2.639. Hlg> three games—Stanley 6 S62. "IiHig"h gam —Leroy Lewellyn Hlller 37 138.4 Oeorge Fehr ...32 146.28 Louis Fornarotto 23 138.19 Psl Arabrosta 3J 180.81 ack Henry 39 18S.1Taylor «S5. Hlsh, team Jims—Unei- Burnett Barkalow 38 137.35 Edward Clayton .39 146.25 Henry Llsseleld -.33 137.19 Frank Blddle _...3» 181.11 cilled 4 070, Hlfh game—Stanley ray- INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Elmer Bahrenburg .- 18 137.6 Fred Ka-mpl 31 116.21 Nick Tort -- -- —-16 337.1 "K" DIVISION ChirlM Howard ..._3B 160.1! or 268. O W L Flora Corclont »_ 39 1BB.SRobert Truel 39 179.3' Avg. Robert Deane .14 137, Peter Dunne ...- .29 116.13 Edward Smllh - -39 136.35 11 James Hendrlckson 42 179.31 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Joseph Onelka _ 39 173.14 Oary Conover 55 136,30 Harold Walling 10 115.23 Alex Cosentlno - -20 136.27 MorganvIHe Independent 1 ...31 On* CoMrtlno 41 1M.34 Q Avt. iobert Hawkins 12 170.20 Holmdel 2 .28 11 Fran* lAVirn 41 ite.1Joseph Chadwlclt 39 177.1' Joseph Shafto 8 135, Al Rosato .36 145.20 Rudolph Tettl —28 136.20 15 louts Arntmt ,, -3> 184.14 Joseph Flammla 12 175. Kenneth Doremus 39 178.35 :orjert Throckmorton .28 170.4Louis Cartenuto 28 134.20 Robert Prlncle 34 115.11 Erwln Moslll — —-23 136.13 Shark River Hills 2 .27 Robert Hsnsen 39 1?7.26 rl Reed Branchport 2 , .24 18 Wattsr Warden 41 184.6Kenneth Luker ...39 175.3; . 42 169.36 Howard Walling .21 133.11 Edward ColCll l 18 115.11 James Patton 31 138.11 21 Henry Allen 36 175.Aniel2 o Klcclardl -.42 176.37 ohn Duncan , Richard Blddle 9 131,8Edwarn McSorley .....J4 115.1 Benjamin Hawley —.31 135.0Oceanport 6 -21 ' Tony Franwsconl 42 113.31 Charles Van Curtn. Br, 42 176.1 Ichird. Casaldy 36 163.33 Phil Daly 3 .20 19 Don "Sonny" Aetna . 41 lBZSi Anthony Schmidt .38 174.1 Raymond Sheehan 35 128.10 Allen Wright - .19 111.2 Lealer McDavitt „. - —15 135. 21 Russell BuMra 2t 1811Pete! r Coulaa II 173.21 George Johmon — 42 175.30 )onald Fraser .39 163.10 Elmer Myers 37 125,25 Ben Pascuccl Anthony Scalzo .....10 334.2 Tlnton Falls 1 18 John Dowens 3B 173.25 loseph Lombardl .37 162.31 1 133. Portaupeck 2 16 23 Ctrl Bchntiiltr M 1IJ,«Franlc Buona 39 173.1 Conrad Ehrlg 3 121. William Casey ...... 37 Roy Andersoe n ...39 9 133.34 28 James Robins 39 173.11 William Ailillson a 172.28 foseph Hagerman William Van Note .27 110.21 Harry Carter ...... 32 Joseph Settcmbre - 32 133.29 Belford Independents 2 . Oeorgi Cook " IU.K 'om Schmidt Jeph Sttmbre 32 132.13327 9 Branchport 3 5 3344 RaMy Cook , 3» 1S0.2! Carl Henarlckson S9 173.1. Prank Moynahan _....J5 no.1T Oeorge Decher - —...28 119.3 Charles Earlo _ 31 John Warnock 18 D Albert Klmn, Jr. .« 180.1! Joseph DeVola. 18 173.3John Hmrfrlckeon _._ 4t 170.1Richard Knox . Charles Lurusso ...18 1(2.11 Cleth Eckrolh 1 High team three games—Phil Daly Martin H«y« M 180.J atoms Darragh !8 173.Norma1 n Cottreil 29 170.10 Erneit Peseux "H" DIVISION Arthur Walling ...... 21 1(2.9 JosepJh h PPetrone 15 132. 3 2,398; High team game—Phil Daly 3 Sun Mariino 3« 179.7Joseph Baclgalupl *2 172.4Gilbert Whits 3D 1«MWillia3 m Thacker _. John Horsteuer -.27 112.6William Murray .29 131.22 90O; High Hires games—TJeorgB Webb William Toung . 41 I7S.8 Richard Wheaton . 39 172.11 Jay White -39 1«3.«>ater Goldstein » Portaupeck Norman Long - - 3$ 1(1.'-M Roy Mazza .26 131.21 519; High game—David Barton 265. Arthur Chaser „„ • -31 1TT.2* Oeorge Fatten 12 172.1: Stanley Taylor 31 188.26 Jarry Johnson .32 Wayside 3 John Fowler 32 141.8Bteve Blkora 38 131.13 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Hmnr Caronico „ -3« lTT.lf George Hoy ™_ 28 172.Pau4 l Whlllleld 38 168.7 .ndy Dalno ..,,.„„..._ 33 Philip Eager -..21 141.Kenneth Miller 12 129.30 William Thompson ... ..31 180.lt Anthoay Burjsso .... 42 1TT.9fell Gettls ..—_ .36 278.2S John DeBmln, Jr. ...A.- -3» 167,15 harles EcUel . Shark River Hllla 1 —.24 Michael Lliowsky 39 1(0.37 Gus Borcher 27 129.1' Tiber Illes 12 159.33 Tel Toma'.no 30 177.1! lelvln Kaplan . 32 171.10 William Harnett 31 168.25 >rry Sickles -.10 158.22 Goodwill Hose Douglas Parker ...33 1(0.30 Steve Mncclo • 16 129.7Nathan Cheek 22 1M.1S Alsl Korel - 41 177.Herber4 t Wood 38 170.2: 'eter Tomalno 3» 168.24 larold Hlllyer ....36 158.5 Union Fire 1 Herbert Levitt _ ...33 1(0,28 WUllam Snow _ 26 127.21 George Webb 37 153.7 Anielo DePontl !» 17T.Norma1 n Sickles 39 170.2' Howard Meyer, Jr. 39 166.20 yilllem_ Titus . 33 158,Llncrott 2 Donald Walker _ Joseph Carasla. Br. 29 127.20 Richard Gallo 38 152.17 James Cleary „..., 3D lTBJf Joseph Corrlgan _ - -...12 170.2< Harry Pembleton .21 168.16 ftoellf Leroy 27 157.18 Wall Fire 1 ... "llmer Blumel .. .28 139.15 Daniel Anderson —20 127.19 John Penska 42 150.13 Amory Osbaro .42 MMLloy! d Carr 39 175.1Lewis Kelson 39 166.19 ^Illard Lamberson .....35 157.6 Little Silver 3 Donald, mtz .31 138.7 Daniel Sapp ...- 24 '128.1 1 David Barton 33 150.5 Lui» Prior 33 178.21 Ray Roussell — -.37 170. Chester Henry _.2l 168.15 'omlnlck Davlno ...3S 156.27 River Plaza 1 Joseph Perry —37 138.3 Anthony DeSantts .26 125.7Thomas Van Note M 149.10 Jade Drum .42 17&.HRobert Long 36 169.:Harry Brower 42 165.15 William Smith ".'.Sn 15527 Ocean 2, Sea Bright ...20 John Meehan ..._ — .28 Lewis Thompson —- .35 125.2Charles Holmes _J8 148.38 Werrsn Brand 33 17B.1! Arthur Rouisell J7 168.J1 Robert Grant -.._ _.39 165.12 roy Hulse ...... 27 155,25 Wonmouth Beach 5 50 Richard Corbett - .24 Orvln Whlto 36 124.2: Roland Boyco 42 148.20 Raj Dale ™_- 13 178.3Oene Stilea 36 16S.li Lawrence Homer 12 165.1'osenh Shead .-.31 1S5.15 NorthBlde Engine. „ _ 18 Joseph rie&Vneppe ...- —.36 137.3Chalcs Dolan .32 123.3 Bart Boyle ..._ .37 148.19 CSiase Witlrow „_ .33 175.21 Charles Ferrara 37 168.11 Louis DeCnlcchlo - 13 164.3Raymond Mcoovera ....21 155.7 Rumson 2 ....is James Worrell -.29 137.2Kenneth Maraes 42 121.K Nelson Palmer .42 148.19 Robert R«mb)itlg . 39 175.lt Sam Julleno 39 167.21 Robert Moss 311 164.331enn Hulshart - _ _..33 155.4Breverit Park 2 - 18 Patrick Mnson - - -33 136.11 Henry Warnock . ..- ...J6 121.9 George Schanck —-—32 148.10 Richard Brac« .4! 175.11 WUllam Conner -...36 167.2: Barney Ejelard 39 183.35 lames Dore ,_ .33 164,22 Keyport 1 - 10^ ..,Te. d TIcc 29 136.1: William Spayd 35 120.3Carl Hallengren 32 147.5 Henry Zebrwakt 3« 175.Joh7 n Franc .23 167.21 William Horiman 42 163.19 Harry Duncan -.36 154. Hllrh team, three gamea—Portnupeck O. D. Simmons - —34 132.9William Dchmer .24 119.19 Ray Schmidt .-31 146.15 Anlhonr ChrlilopHer 42 174.3! Vincent Olonlrldlo 37 167.8Edward Tllton ..42 162.27 Calvin Bchaef'er .28 1B3.11 1 2,503! High three games—Robert Irons James Kellu 30 130.28 Gene Thomson .._ .28 117.4Bruce Phillips 25 146.9 P.tsr tjrbrils 39 174.51 Joseph Brooks .36 167..William Rtoli. 42 165.19 (leorje Frelbott — ....15 153.5 533: High, team rame—Wnyslde 3 051'Harry Aumack 21 129.15 Henry McGulre r._ , 33 109.4Carroll Hanlsch 33 145.28 Jimph Calver .33 174.21 Ernest Herns 39 168.21 William Walsh ._...34 161.24 Edwin Leroy . 36 1531High, gsmp—Harry Goslln 242. Philip Gaughran . ...18 128.1" James Oryson 33 144.19 Vti Mclaughlin M 174.21 WUllam Elbersoo 38 169. Kenneth Orendorff '...-.... 42 161.15 Ralph Johnson 41 152.23 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Danltl Hcnneasy .23 128. DIVISION Kenneth Yale, Sr. 27 144.1 •pencer Kin . , 31 174.KRichard. Isaksen 27 166. Pder Mlstretta 42 161.2Herman Coizens 34 1B2.2 n Ave Walter England _. .._ 14 126.10 Robert'Leverlch 39 142.34 Robert Wood 40 174.11 S. .Wayne Brewer , 31 165.21 toward Miller SJ 161.1Wlllls-m Fltterer .42 151.29 Robert Barraud 32 1S1.28 Reginald Layton ... _ . .... 34 125.18 Weat Long Branch 5 WeBley YoJe 27 142.17 Arthur Bico . II 171.7Harry Fary 3i 165.:Ray Tomalno 35 UO.20 eter DfNIcola 42 1(1.26 John Young ...30 Haaken Jsakeen .27 125.13 Rellet 1 Joseph Fenney 22 142.11 Daniel Skinner .27 lto.18 William Dowens 41 151.24 Robert Irons 39 William Flaherty ...-. .. Little Silver 5 Marvin David 3S 141.31 Walter ZMIu 42 174.3( Donald Hubbard . 41 165.1 Donald Leroy 36 151.23 Cheater Suplenskl 29 122.21 Howard Mayor " 173.41 •aul Wllte -.38 164.r •ohn W. Lins . 42 160.11 .21 Richard Clayton 13 118.8Monraouth Beach 3 _ _ Cal Sullivan ?35 141.18 Allen Cierplk 39 175.31 Eusrene. Patterson 43 164.:George. Cole 38 190.3flerrett Thompson 35 151.10 Harry Bags Thomas Klrman - 17 117.11 Volunteers I, Belmar .21 Joseph Tuzzlo — _., * 141.15 Warrra CSanaiar 39 173.J! Harold Aadford 33 164.5Arthur Manelnl „, 42 159.26 Stanley Slnlnsky .3S 151.6 "George Maxwell 39 168.29 Joseph Murphy - .29 117.3Independents 2, Red Bank 18 George Spears 40 141.12 Warrm WrckoJf « 17S.2] Michael Kesd 30 163.21 William Walllns; 7: 36 150.21 ohn Paton 38 151. Walter Coldlng 3B 16R.27 Howard Tllton 11 111.9Relief 2 14 Harry Bennett - .38 140.30 Robert CoMitttno _ <2 173.1! Edwin Bry 23 163.2: Jack McQueen _,19 159.10 Wlllard Sickles 39 150.28 Joseph Coita 41 167.40 Gene Cavemaugh - 11 114.5Shrewsbury 3 —-11 Alfred MacMoyle .35 140.19 Phil Hsndrlcks '" 173.11 Calvin Carhart 36 163.1: Leon Robblns Jr. 39 168,18 William Blddle - SS 1B0.16 Frank Webster . 33 166,21 Robert Brown 13 109.2 High team, three games—West Long William G. Thompson . -.42 139.36 John Kollbu4Kollbu 1 7261 August Belmont . J8 163. Thomas Veltert 33 15S.JRobert Taylor 36 150.7Quy Wllbanks 33 164.11 Richard Walker - 16 107.2Branch 5 2.378; High team game—West Sdward Pierce .. 23 139.17 RRaroll d Peterson Lester Newman .15 163.'Leon Tllton 42 15S.8Loull Seatlto .25 150,3Harry Goslln ~~38 163.14 Oliver Marsango ...- .19 106,15 Long Branch 5 870; High three gamer George Watts 33 139.17 Lewis DavUnn George Moore .. 33 162. Raymond Bryk _._.34 157.25 TheoJore Adamko .17 150,1Morgan Mulford" 27 163.1 —Peter Glileson 601; High garni Samuel Tatarlco . _40 139.18 John UulTUlllI __ John BOOBS ...... „*. -—. 39 162. Bruce Schaeller 39 157.22 George Smith .39 119,21 Harold Dressier 33 163.11 "I" DIVISION Jesse Cook 247. Richard' Sommers " 139.3 WaUCT Gilbert Anthony Condons .. 37 162. Krlward MacLennon 34 157.8Cheater Yetman 36 119.15 Robert Amendt ?7 161.11 4 _ INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES John KielT, Jr. .29 138.2 Henry Parlenfeldar Louis Plscltelll . 35 161.1Rev. Qeorgit Murphey 39 157.Ralph Montedoro . 38 Chris DeFlllppo , 33 160.26 Unexcelled 8 ._ —26 G Ave. Vincent wenzel — J9 137.22 Cherts* Miller J. Rusiell Woollty, Jr. 39 15S.35 Robert Cornell .34 Matthew Mullln_ . 42 160.13 Brevent Park 1 _ ...27 15!arl Kopnlck .37 164.12 Joseph Mazza _— -40 137.20 Btcnara Tetley 1« 161. Ben Cook 43 156.25 Walttr Holti .29 118.9 .39 135.14 June! Egldlo ,, larry Boa en 29 160.' Bruce Bradley .2ft 16O.nWest Long Branch 6 -...26 131 James Wilson 42 163.6John Madden Raymond Sfcufwd • Larry Braly J8 160.1Edward Cook .1B 156.16Charles Farrell 37 118.9 Kenneth Johnson 38 160.3Oceanport 4 —25!4 13 Peter Olslcson .35 160.1! Victor Anastasla _42 135.9 rharles Johnson , ^4 116.8 Elmer Plancey 2(1 15S.8 Bubby Oolloo m . Louis Scottl 33 160.1Raymond Welling . .28 1M.17 Independents 3. Long Branch ..21$ 20?Gu___s Colmorgen 42 159.4: Robert Singleton. -.. 135.2 Richard UcComnn . Robert Kepler .36 160. Russell Tllton 24 153.15 'oseph Capestro _. _. Robert Kurt! 35 15S.1Morganvllle Independents 1..20 22 Paul Wagner 32 Ralph Ronson ... _42 134.19 Ray Nnrman - i John Adubato J7 159.'JOB. Hunrtertpfund, Jr. 33 155.11 Richard Johnson Fred Garrabrant 31 157.25 Ladder 1, Long Branch 20 16 Michael Caprarlo .26 Edward Stlllwell .19 134.15 Edward Wenger ._ WUllam Mlnenr 42 159.'Charles Ellenberter, Jr. 3J 154.2: Charles McCall Dan Wllklns 157.22 Atlantic Township 2 191J 22Raymon' d Patterson ...26 158.22 Henry Hutchlnson 36 134.7 Antnooy Muottky _ Richard Conner J5 159.Thoma1 s Estlow 35 154.7TJOUII Albano _. Andrew Paine .... 157.2' Monmouth Beach 2 1!) 23 Harold Glblln —37 155.23 Lawrence Steward — 39 133.2 Oeorge Pepper *~~ Ben Woolley 34 158.Willia2 m Tansy ._ M 153.58 Walter Kotza 42 117.14 Robert Rick in 1S7.2 Deal 2 ._ 19 20 Jesse Cook —26 153.19 Benjamin Dzledzlc ...... 11 133.1 Edward Bahr ~~— William Wendt .38 158. Robert Marass 34 153.8Isorge Smith .....I"S" 117.12 Charlei Toumans .23 U6.22 Olendola 2 18!4 23!George Marx 42 153.2Joseph Phillips ,16 132,4 Walter Andenna M- Howard Brand _ 30 158. Edward Johnson 41 152.54 West Long Branch 3 ...1714 21' Louis Sodano 152.23 William Menzei 21 130.19 Ben Vui Not! ___ Robert Morris .56 156,2' Ronald King .28 152.19 Glendola 1 17 25 Jay RoblnBon ...39 152.23 William B. Stevenson ~— _29 130.5 Andrew Dal* __ _3!t 179.31 Russell Tomalno .. 35 152.fi Oceanic 4, Rumson 12 30 William Strati 150.3' Al Slco 19 128.2 George (launders . .28 1M. Hazlel 4 1014 3U4 Robert Forb«* VK— HarolS Chadwlck . 37 158. Francis Oolden 25 151.10 Pat D'Alola ,. —.42 150.2 William McStudy _.27 126.2 Praftk O'Brien Gordon Wilson .33 156, Oliver Hoppaclt 34 15O.2R High, team, three games—West Long Alonzo Curchln .. 32 150.11 Anarlo Del Vechla, — 18 123.5 George Woods __ Raymond McGIrr __.!9 154. James Boyer 29 150.16 Branch 6 2,450: High three games Eu- Fred Colmorgen .... .41 150.1 Wayne Sommers . ...29 123. Pred HanUnl William Clgliano 40 154.1Louis DeVlto 38 150.1 gene Testino 621; High team game— Charles Patterson _ _..3 . 8- _149.1- 1 Pat Buckalew . .23 121.13 loult COHRtlnO' „« Harver Holland _ 42 150.1 Atlantic Twp. 2 868; High, game—Eu- Chadwlck Hendrlckaon 34 148.1John DeMarco .19 121.8 William Bloom 41 154.: WLING gene Tcatlno 2(4. Jaroea Tumock »« John Fagan .18 154. Harold Cohn 35 150.7 Vernon Worles 10 147^38 Howard Stevenson ...... 24 121.7 I . Branchport 1 .27 Edward Sherman _ :2B 108.1' ...36 185.7 Toung 222, Rube Katz 225. 212; Charlci David Zlporo - 42 152.28 Treehold J ...-..____ ..._.... 3- 182 McLaUKhlln 217, Sonny Jones 202. TomEverett Leljjler 12 151.12 Engine 2, Lakewood 27 Bain 215. John Smith 206, 211; Rich- Independents 3 , Ocean 1, Bea Bright "F" DIVISIOM — - .31 111.4 Emmett Boyle 39 150.2 Wanamuia 3 . Esat Keansburg .... ,rd Sims 211. George Burdge 39 150.2 Oceanian S •. Uncroft 1 Oceanic 3, Kuroion 38 33 180.21 George Lane -.36 149.2 Katontown 3 Port Monmouth 1 .. Unexcelled 4 _.30 33 177.1 HIDDEN HII.I.S EAST WOMEN'S Edward Strada 35 149.1 West Long Branch 3 • Hamilton 3 Ocean 2,, Pointt PleasanPlea t 25 1 33 177.4 LEAGUE Francis Hayes 29 148,23 I-lltle Sllrer 1 _____ Liberty S Red Bank Rumson 1 - .24>4 17' .38 178.15 W L James Kntskl ...28 148.21 Unexcelled 1 Ooodwm Roie 3 Monmouth Beach • — —.24 15 9 176.8 Dealer Plan 3D 15 Everett Kelm 42 147.29 Avon Fire Dtp*. . Eatontown 3 — — Hamilton I _ 23 19 J8 175.35 Freibott Insurance .. 2266 19 Aaron Smith 59 147.20 Rumson 3 Haslet 3 16 Belford 3 -.22 17 33 175.23 Industrial Plating 2244 21 William Kozabo 26 147.1! New dress? New baby? Getting all the news, and sharing FarmtnroaJe Liberty 1, Red Bank 14 21 Neptune City 3 .29 I• D•-- — 31 174.17 Sunrise Dairies 21 21 Frank Christopher .-.- - 32 147.9 Oliver Byron 1 - Neptune City 4 19 2ParkerEnde3 r , B. 333 173.172.22; Cerllones Oreenhouis . 23 22 James Jennings . 23 117.8 yours-thafs what today's phone service Ijfor. Phoning Atlantic Engine 2 12 30 Ruscll Tiara Beauty Salon 1199 25 Volunteer* 3. Belmar Holmlel 1 0 33 Atlantic Highlands 3 19 3Enderwoo3 d 33553 * 17172.22 H; Tiara y Thomas Porter . 36 116.35 is such a personal way to keep in touch. Niw Jersey Beli: Rook a- Ladder 1 High team, three games—Hamilt Oceanport 2 II 2RlJohmo1 l n 335 * pi'u JohJh n J . RRya n —.1188 5 George Nelson -.39 116.22 West Bad Engine South Belmar 1 - 17 3Denijrl5 s Star Cleaners 18 Herman Rohbeek - 31 146.21 3 3,713. High, three games— Joh Bruno, J. _. 8 1713 High team, three games—Neptune Giles 629. nigh, team game—Hamilto Shrewsbury I 16 26 26 170,14 (Pity X, 3.785. Blah, three games— 3, 958. High game—John Olles 253. Marlboro I -.11 2Dale8 y 33 170.2 Kohen Miller 694. High, team garni INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES Sea Bright 1 13*t 28 Falotlco 38 170.1 Auto CtfirTt optn Little Bllver 1 1,026. High game— a Av Fair Haven 4 - 9 33WestmorelanWt d .—— 30 168.26 Clement Bommsrs 3S7. Ralph Parsons 12 181 High team, three games—Unexcelled Baronl 33 188.2. INDIVIDUAL AVHRA0I8 John Olles 33 178. 2.508. Hlrh three- games—William Mesiler M 187.21 Robert Oliver 42 1M.9 17MHJoieph Bhleus 12 173/William Matthews42 4J 180.2l8Of4l West. W, ....21 180.22 Karl DH 34 177.13 Antonio Vaccaro 30 172.:Oeorge Hotienstein 38 1T3.3 Shapiro J7 160.1 Nick Samaras , 34 176.J2 Raymond Hill 38 171.1Dale Blssey 41 172.41 Schaefer .....24 159.3 Chester Douglas 42 176.2) Wilbur Eltelle I] 171.:Oscar Newman _.3« 17J.« Uecaura —38 157.1 Nicholas Fornarotto . 39 176.4 Ted alomeana 41 170. John Kondrup __41 1(6.8 Salvators .--.20 157.1 Edward Wads _ 42 176.1 Joseph Dlllona 37 ISO. Josepp h LetterLetter.. 40 1M. Kellum —31 156.23 JicK Qakler .„_____ .34 175.17 Arthur Paulina 41 168.WillWilliai m HHinsen .27 163.J' Qlannotto .....33 156.16.44 Waller HeiilI" '"l 40 175.3 Pat Karlnla 40 1J3.5I McDonald 33»» 155.15588 Riverside All New BI-WAY NYLON gives Richard Btoner 32 16J.: „ „_ 1 165,3 Harold - Va_ n Kote .42 174. IS Michael Polly . 42 188.:Frank Emtnona „ 41 183.11 Blrchard Charles Lambertson 34 174.15 Fred Veth JO 1S7.: Anthony- Barons 42 102.3: Daverso 15o Hair* LaParre 42 174.11 Kenneth Yale, Jr. 42 167. Owen Dunfee 38 183." Stelner ... ~..".ZM 15115 J«v Ruisell 58 174.4Walter Wright 3J 187.,George Brown 3.1 185.7 Kovilesky, Q, , ,. 33 151 B Edwin Ryan . 32 171.2 Mervin Wilson 32 186. RicharRihd d CCramer _ 36 191.I: Hlgglns . 19 1517 Alfred Bates 39 173.19 Walter Wolelsta 2» 166. Milton Coeyman 3J 180.S' Rossi 35 1J3 4 Austin DellHt 311 173.13 Alex R»nro 40 165.:Lvnn Famham 35 160.3Parker, S. 30 152.20 Terrence McOeei , 39 172.18 Slsnley Fcnrler .41 165.:Charles Van Cursn, Jr. 42 180.51 Bechtold . „.,_,._,„ ,.30) 152.18 Gflhert Boyer ™...... 41 172.1! Robert Lltbenow _....., 36 163. Kdward nyan 3« 159.4Lavlne „.._-.,_.._; _,18 163.7 Ernest I>alv . 33 171^1 Michael Harmvk 30 155.:John 8chul2 J4 159 I Dlgirolamo ~ 31 1M 5 Marvin Fowler n 171.13 Russell Cottreil 37 165.:Joseph Haider _._ " 156.7: Noxton ... ~..33 151.3 Larry DeHsrco 1S8.11 Kovelesky. J. ,.....12i 150.3 William Bennett S« 171. FYfciik Froach W,,__™.»...J9 185.! Harold Ralllgan ... X 170.58 Oui Katerinyi ^_ „..„ 54 Ernest Esrley SI 157.21 Dennezzo 150. Clement Sommnrf Donali) Henry « 33 166.in Plancer James Wagner 39 15S.1Behlmer 3 131.1 RIVERSIDE AT BUDGET Alfred PVmnd .«_^ Rohan ~ Woolley 29 1«3.:Harver Tllton S8 15.1MSprat » 136. William Hooper Jamej Cullen „ —_ _.38 182.1Walter Covert, Sr. , 32 15S.12 4-SQUARE GUARANTEE Dominic Flgiro 35 1«2.Elmer Itothery I 59 155.1 ATLANTIC ami Fred rhafejr Kenneth Curlli 34 1S2.:Harold Merrltt 24 154.V 1. Aootat nod haioids for SW Kwl BrMen _ iHIxl t~.. AdjuO.Mil> pn- Btartey Richards Chester Thomai , 31 Hi,:Robert O'Neill 3S 153.21 Brlte Cleaners ll PRICES! Charles Veron . George Nobl« 38 151.Fred Bradley 42 15J.2I Hopping Lumber . 25 reled an month! uied. Eultene V Andy Clterella 3R l«t.Donald Bchell 30 15J.ll Atlantic Vending , ....22 2. Again!defecnhmoterkih,work* - J Robinson Robrrt Nltnon . 19 161. Robert SagurtOD 39 153.15 Perl's Fuel .21 monliip (or life of tread. Adjutt. Frank Holmjrpn to lfiO.: Charles Schull 37 1S2.MCarpet Baggers 21 meitft profoled on Inad wear. louts Cusscm .... 35 167.15 Edwin LlBtwnow 29 160 ThomBB Knol 31) 1S2.25 Sully'a ....21 Ornrles Walling T> 1H7.10 William Reynoldi 23 lfiO.' John Slocum .39 1S2.?l Bell Hardware _ 20 3. Nollon»l" '««B" . Harriwn Morrii ..._ 42 159, 4. Satiifocttan gvorontted. Atfjuti' Ttossraan 3« IBt.27 John Manlgrasso ....42 _ .. Frank. Cities Service ...20 Frank Lnstella 4fl 1M.18 Oeorffft Btlovusi 38 IMt.Donald Pchmldt 39 Ul.«Atlantic Recreation ....19 ated OH tale price when wflllam Brand «5 1M.1 Harry Woolley 42 137.Georire Wills » 151.5Fowler Hardware 18 returned. •P.aymond Menill 3* IMS Raymond Kiienhauer 31 157.Chart"! Hlckman ...... 32 151.2 Fielding Plumbing 18 "errenc* Cmae 38 157, Alel Helmbachf r .._ _4» 150.37 600 series — Lou Papa 590. Marvin Burma Peters 40 l«5.3fl Howard Hofttlana v 1M. Jsclc Pelanor 40 1M.33 Irvine Quackenbois 31 110,50 Fowler 65S, Richie Derrick 533, Bernle Jack Cramer _ Lewia Hftndricki 37 1M. Ray Krukovekv .2» 150.11 Brown 529, Burt Emmons 525. <2 165,30 Richard Braudoln .29 1!W,Oeorge Nelberilen - - 31 149.3 T>ina]<1 Kautmann . 38 1B1.57 Olas 511, Jack McConbuie 514. 6.70-15 JAhn Ruekay . _ John Poraman 31 155. Jack Dugan 42 140.2H 200 Club — Jim McKay 233. Lou , ?• 165.19 Robert Brower 31 1B5.'Harrison Covert 41 140.14 M !«.» Jcton Kelly _ , J5 1W.' Papa 216, Rlchla Derrick 211. Bernle tvbe-typ* ...»3 1 Fred Klelmlmkl ...31 I4m.il Brown 210, Tony Guul 202, Ed Glas William Conway s? Norbcrt MacPher»on 42 154.William Pesrce 37 14K.MO2 . Harold Trua* —«....37 1M.. Kdwsrd Saundera 40 148.3! blackwall Joseph Boecellato _ Z~43 1«3.?1 John Polhemui . ..„. 2$ 154 21 Women's 160 Club — Dot Mandla wullam Salmons . 31 ii !(><, xt?. cS ? " ' ' Robert Wass 3» 1(8.Walt: s * Ueos ...28H 16!i Frank Miua ,..._.ni 151.3 Ralph Conover - 11 148.1 Thomai Mtol.nnoti~. Robert X.anfr«tik .. 39 151.3 Globe Petroleum — -.27 IB Anlhony Burdg» . . 12 1M,3

Piancone Brand COFFEE 59fb Yule Concert All Cuts Buitoni MACARONI 2 .^ 39c AtTintonFalls NEW SHREWSBURY — Musi- Large Bottle BRIOSCHI 79c cal groups of Tinton Falls School presented a Christmas concert yesterday at the school. SWEET PEPPERS 3 ^ 69c The band opened the program wilh five selections, and the or- DELICIOUS pnin pinr chestra played four. Choirs of the Your first drive in a Cadillac is truly a revelation. evidence of its advanced engineering. And as you look ASSORTED tULU UIIJ Cut to your order 69fb sixth, seventh and eighth grades You discover a world of motoring excellence you around you at its spacious, luxurious interior, you sang four numbers each. never knew existed. You arc immediately aware of realize that only Flcetwood could put such elegance FRESH PRIME MEATS & POULTRY The Tintonettes, a group of eighth grade girls, also sang four the superb craftsmanship that creates its miraculous into fabrics and appointments. A revelation drive in numbers. quiet. Its effortless handling and brilliant response are a 1962 Cadillac will surely spoil you for anything less. Boneless VEAL ROAST 79, The program was directed by Mrs. Lorin McRae and Harry CHUCKS of LAMB 29 Madole. Mrs. Harry Madole was ac- companist, and Mrs. Richard SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS 69 Westee did the decorating. Mem- bers of the Tintonettes ushered. Earlier in the month a carol SPECIALS ALSO AVAILABLE AT ... program, "Christmas Around the World," was presented by pupils at Sycamore School. Tuesday PIANCONE'S ITALIAN SPECIALTY SHOPPE night students at Swimming Riv er School presented an operelta, 804 Main St. PR 5-4870 Bradley Beach "When Toys Come to Life". OPEN ALL DAY SUN. • CLOSED CHRISTMAS The musical programs took the place of the monthly Parent achcr Association meeting. BIRD SEED ECONOMY 5 lbs. for 49c 25 lbs. for 2.39 100 lbs. for 8.2? CASH & CARRY ALSO SUNFLOWER SEED AND PURINA-LYRIC BIRD SEED LAWES COAL CO., INC. VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED jy^aCUUa STATION WAGON — V-8. BOATS & ACCESSORIES with extras and 6-pc. dinette with "RAINBOW" TV * HARDWARE tles included, 375 MacArtmir Are., standard shift, radio and heater, new nfnft salary, J2500. Twelve-month post. Long Branch. CA 2-1120. (on, four-week vacatlnn. Write "Educa- guaranteed refrigerator. Across Acme lot) Broad, Red Bank llre». $350. Call SH 7-1755. ion." Box 511, Red Bank. I. B. M. HO TRAINS — Complete 4x8 layout. DUPLEX APARTMENT — Immedls.t» 1955 VOLKSWAGEN convertible 47,000 BUY NOW AND SAVE! four engines, many cars and accessor. occupancy. Threa bedrooms, living AUTOMOTIVE miles excellent shape, new radio, new COUNTER GIRL — Experienced. Ap- lea. OS 1-2273. room, kitchen, dinette. Hi batBs. New, iaint Job. needi muMer, $550. Call M1- ply in person Holly Hill Drive In, OPPORTUNITIES Tor technician!. Met nodern. »11S monthly, utilities not lu- AUTOS AND TRUCKS New 1962 Route 36, West KeannburK- with it least two yean recent train FIELD FURNITURE HOLLY — Full berried, fresh cul 254 ing — experience and proven ability Laurel. Holly Brook Nursery, 48 Newluded. Bellord. Call 291-2S6S or 01 I- 1B52 CHEVROLET — Two new tires, STENOGRAPHER - With background In Electro — Mechanics, Physics Monmouth Rd,, Mtddletown. 2761. ___. rpcent valvr. engine job. One owner. CHRIS-CRAFTS . in all phases ci office operation, in- Math, Electronic!. Warehouse Department APARTMENT B1ZE — EcllpsB sofa- LONG BRANCH — Two rooms lur- cluding payroll, bookkeeping, filing and Waned. On first floor, Private entrance. 1958 CHEVROLET Best offer. SH 72K« AND u»e of ol/lce machines. Apply Charles bed, red, blue striped slipcovers, 125 Successful! applicants receive full pay '-11 East Front St.,,Keyport, N.J CO 4-0859. All utilities Included, f.70 per month. Belatr Sport Coupe, Sli Cylinder 1956 FOIU) KANCH WAOON — Sin a. Hopla, Secretary Board of Education, CA 2-«349. cylinder, automatic drive. A-l eondt- CLAYTON -10 Beera SI., Hazlet. while training on company products. CROMWELL — Chord organ, two years tinn. Private party will sell. JHBO or Compensation and advancement based THREE ROOMS FURNISHED or lu> a merit. for appointment dial CO 4-3020 old, excellent condition. $75. $999 asmimc payments ol J28 per month, SEA SKIFFS WAITIIEBS — Full or part-lime, nlgMs. BH 7-5357 urnlshed. Near railroad station. BH 1- all '7P76^4 Dutch Treat. Apply after 6 p.m. LI 2 iTORE HOURS: 70B2. JIANY OTHER TRADE-INS ACCEPTED B5B0. Company paid benefits that are letting FABULOUS •—1S55 Oldflmobllo Super ntandaids lor Industry today. Monday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m CHRISTMAS TOYS - GIFTS TWO-ROOM FURNISHED apartment — "O.K." USED CAHS 8S four-door Holiday hardtop, prppn, EVINRUDE MOTORS CABHIER WANTED — Must he ex- Dally FREE DELIVERY In Red Bank Good location. All utilities. J65 psr rower steering, powrr brakes, radio, perienced. Apply in person, Meat City, to (j p.m. Thursday and Friarea. Call us for Information regard- month. SH 7-0758 evenings. Icr. Nrw Urea, brakes, carburetor, NEW AND USED Koute 3G. East Keunsburg. ing wanted Items. radio, fuel pump, muffler and senl THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apartment See McCARthy COMPLETE EXPERIENCED — Hosteos and wait day evenings till 9:00 p.m. all uUlltles, private entrance. $85 Authorized Chevrolet Dealer ITS. Must sacrifice at |450. 8H 7- reasea wanted at the Shore Point Inn, I. B. M. PROWN'S month. Call 842-0549. M22 after 7 p.m. MARINE REPAIRS Hwy 35, Hazlet. LADY'S RACCOON COAT — In good 32 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7500 15S First Ave. Atlantic HlKhlaiN 1956 ZEPHYR EnRlisli Ford, power Ing your carburetors In (or over- 215 West State St. condition, 135. Call PIANO — Slightly used, Emerson spin IDEAL hillside location, unfurnished CLEANEH WANTED — Apply In per- 2914162 three-room apartments in Atlantic High- (One block Bast of Rt 36> lop convertible. Mechanically food, ul now! Zenith, Carter, Rochester. son. Klvercrcst Nursing Home, 10-3 et, made by Knaabe of New York. lands. J87.6O and J97.50 per jnonti • npeih painting, 3425. CA 2-297S. Ickup In new condition when you arep.m., Chapln Ave.. Red Bank. Trenton, N. J. LIONEL TKAINS — 027 gauge, com Call after 4 p.m. CA 2-5508. ifi50 BTlTPEllAKER — 49,000 mllei, ady. including utilities. 291-1454. 1»S5 DODGE—Four-door wagon, rig] OENEKAL HOU3EWORKER — Live pltte set. Best oiler. Call 5-7 p.m. SHJACOns BROTHER Philadelphia p cylinder, automatic transmission. 549 excellent mech finical condition, winter- EXport 2-3461 ano. Excellent condition. J300. Call aft- FAIR HAVEN — Six-room duplex on Call CO 4-4B56. ized snow tires, 5125 or beet offer. Nauvoo Marina, Inc. In, assist with children. References. {45 bus line Three bedrooms. S100 per weekly. Call SH 7-3180. OPPORTUNITY SHOP ANTIQUES er * p.m. SH 7-122S. month. SH 1-8298 utter 5 p.m. lBSS NEW CHEVROLET 'A ton pickup. SH 1-54*2 after 6 p.m. ,10 Ocean Ave. Sea. Bright, N. J, Consideration for employment to Jilll WWishel s eve,ry one a Merry Christmas. 842-1303 YOUNG LADY WANTED for work in qualified applicants without regard t WE BUX AND SELL ANTTrHINO UNFURNISHED — First floor, ocean Four wheel drive. Ideal for snowplow RAMBLER Huston, 1IH30, drug store. Apply In person: Katsln's race, creed, color or nations! origin. We itill have lots ol cut. colored and Contents of homes, stores, estates, •to. McCarthy Chevrolet. 291-1101. shift, excellent condition. UmiOAIU) MOTOR •— Joanion, 6 -atterned glasa, allver, btasa, copper, cellars attics, China, glassware, an. view apartment, four rooms, two bedi OS 1-37M Drug Store, 203 Shrewsbury Ave. rlc-a-brac, china, dolls, jewelry. Furnl rooms. Front and back private .p,, good condition, J^O, tlques, art objects and all bric-a-brac. entrance. Call CA 2-525L AUTOS AND TRUCKS LEAVING TOWN — Two can, 19fil Ca SI I 7-0363 HEAVY STENO — Albury area, must AUNDRY — Route salesman Tor eL.tire In the rough or reflnlihed. The Ruscll's. 25 East Front St. BH 1-1SS3. have car. Good bushed roule. Cash security required, Matthewa, 115 Broadway, Keyport. CO RIVER PLAZA — Four-room untar- ddlac $450, 3058 Chevrolet eonvtrtlble 16' CENTURY— COUNTEn GIRLS (3), founttln. laun- Little Falls Laundry. Newman sprlni ACCORDION — ISO bass. Andirons an. J950. Call evening* BH 1-8013. RE SORTER. dry. Red Bank aren. $1 he other household articles. Call evening nished apartment. Heat and hot water LO 6-6094 BARB EMPLOYMENT AOENCY F.d., Red Bank. 2"sV — 8' PBE CUT BTUDS, II 11 day Friday and Sunday. 542-2123. lupplled. Call SH 1-6243. CA 2-4747, 210 Broadway, Long Branch RADIO ANNOUNCER — Commercial pieces for $5.05. regular 96 cents each, BEAUTIFUL three-room apartment, 35 '59 FORD BAIWAIN — Any boat you wins to experience, need car. High (good material). Get some for your Waverly Place, Red Bank. All utilities Galaxie, 2-dr., 6 cyl., PS MOBILE HOMES own Lew bank rates. Financing ar- SALES-SERVICE — Good radio, TV holiday projects. RED BANK LUM- except electricity. Rent |H0. BH 7-4117. angements completed la on* cs.ll ai experience, able to sell parts, neei BER, 9 Wall St., Red Bank. MERCHANDISE WANTED my of our offices. THE MONMOTJTH HELP WANTED-MALE car. Red Bank area start $85 KRE3OE SPACE HEATER FURNACE THREE ROOMS and bath, nicely fur- A VERY HAPITt HOLIDAY BSABON lOUtm NATIONAL BANK, BH 1- COST ANALYST — Some college. Good PIANOS and musical Instruments nished. All uUlltles Included. Private $1295 AUTO MECHANIC—DodRO dealer. Ful —275-gallon tank. 150. wanted. Highest prices paid H. Ten. entrance. J95 monthly. BH 7-SOOJ, or HOLLY HILL ly experienced only, preferable on BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY BH 1-1135 >er. 308 Mala EL. Lakswood or Fox- BH 1-9857 t_ Many Other "OK" Used Cars MSURANCB — Marine, outboard-all 2tO Broadway, Long Branch. CA 2-474 croft 3-2190. J Mobile Horns Sales irrai. Roliton Wattrbury. Realtor, Chrysler products. Must have own hand FINEST, FRESH CUT — Cultivate! ONE AND TWO-ROOM — Efficiency Ince 1926. IS W. Front SL, SH 7-3500. toala. Excellent working conditions. Call SUPERINTENDENT — For 40 unit tiolly packed In polyethylene nags, als WANTED apartments. TV, nicely furnished, % See McCAR+hy Our display coaches are hsitea lo: U 2-1117, ask for Bob Long. garden apartment. Three-room apart- fresh cut greens. Bernadotte Farms USED ORIENTAL RUCSB mile south Eatontown Circle. Baron • customer comfort! OP1SN SKIFF — 160 h.p. Chris Craft TECHNICAL. WHITER — Electronic ment and salary. Inquire Sutton Park, TInton Falls, open every day until CHINESE AND PERSIAN Motor Lodge, Rt. 35. Eatontown. Authorized Chevrolet Dealer nginc, direct drive; 68 14' rownoals, For a professional with competence In Branch Ave., Red Bank. Christmas. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES IBS First Avi. Atlantic Highlands Rt. 3S PArkwsy 1-J85S South Amboy hree oiitbos nl motor bnats, sell in electronics and the English language PR 4-3143 Evenings CA 2-7462. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — One of the IvIrtUBlly or bulk. 872-0741. we olfer an Interesting post, free fron nicest three rooms and bEtth apartment, (One Block Ea.il of Rt 36) EXPANSION CURTAIN RODS PONY CART — Basket style. all utilities Included, private home, pri- MARINE SUPPLIES the headaches which beset job shoppers Traverse.or any other klnfl Call AUTOS AND TRUCKS Our organization is stable, our opera- Of local concern requires addition o: Large Selection SH 7-3447 vate entrance, furnished or unfurnished. Bverythine For The Boatman. New tion expanding. Write 'TECHNICAL" rive mBn. steady year-round work Installation made at your home Call after 4 p.m. 291-1697. my'i largest marina aupply bom*. Box Bll, Bed Bank. Must be neat In appearance. SS5S0 t Call KXERCYCLE THREE ROOM unfurnished apartment. Kvlorudv BEUCI aud Bervlci start. For Interview call SH 1-4019. Wanted All utilities supplied. PROWN'S SH 1-0825 SH 7-2287 THE BOATMAN'S SHOP ELECTRICIANS 13) MECHANICS—Good steady Job lor tin Wtuut AT*. Aed Bank right men. Asbury Park-New York 32 Broad St., Red Bank SH 1-750C THKEE — Furnished rooms. ' Flint maintenance opening! to those Transit Corp. Fhon* L. Bachman, PR SB 1-67B0. WS1 BUY AND 8ELL anything and parking, private entrance, first floor, qualified, Shift assignment. Electronic everything. GIVA tha highest prices. PETS AND LIVESTOCK on bus line, Hwy 35, Ki. BH l-7»7». training preferred. Permanent em- Call William Lett Furniture, Inc., Hwy. BIGGEST ployment Apply 8 im.4 p.m., K. I. 35, Ulddleumn. SB 1-3213. Open «vi- QKHMAN SHEPHERD PUTTIES — FURNISHED — Three-room apartment, DuPont Photo Products .Plant, Parlln, newly decorated, all yiar round, all THING IN THE WHOLE DARN TOWN. IUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTEB-Male - Female nings till 8 p. m. AKC. excellent blood line, bred for utilities, overlooking Sandy Hook Bay, temperameflt. 03 1-1553. 872-9741. RETIRED HANDYMAN — Good homi ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ELECTRIC COCA COIA dry box, S50. 14' DUMP BODY TRUCK, avallablt to Cash register 120. Call DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC home FOUR-ROOM apartment. In duplex remor* truti from yardi, attiei, eel- and bdard, call before 11 a.m. Bvery order A applicant our specialty. 787-2B55 raised. Snow, pet stock. Keyport Pel 872-1173 12 Broad St., Red Bank SH 7-3494 Supplies, Rt. 35, Cllffwood. LO 6-5569. house, available January 15. liust have Uuri. etc Alio, equipped for contract- STAUFFER vibration couch, JOS; clar. references. SH 1-0825. Matawan vicinity. ig work. BH 7-214L FUEL OIL THUCK DRIVER — REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — Ne' net, B-flat, 160; wrought Iron table set, DACHSHUNDS—AKC registered, beau- Call oflice. Paul P. Bova. 1334 Hwy 35, Mld four chairs, 150; standard gauge train tiful show type puppies, at pet prices. THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, nnrlj 'AINTINQ AND PAPERHANQINO— SH 10610 dletown. Opposite Old Village Flra Co., Stud service. s£l 7-0995 after 5 p.m.redecorated. Inquire 127 Wallace St. OS 1.2544 — OS 1-14J3. set, f2S, All In excellent condition Red Bank. reraga alze room painted one coat, EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION 812-1460. weekdays. ntng. iMcwallB and wood work, |I8. help. Apply In person: Herble's Service BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Unfur- ll §ti 7-3491. Ed Zhaer. LACDERB — Sample and used ladder ENGLISH Springer Spaniel puppies. nished, all modern Improvement!, Call Station, Newman Springs Road. Qualified Personnel For Quality Orderi. for sale cheap. Newark Ladder Co. Own With Pride 210 Broadway. Long Branch. CA 2-474" 1518 Corllea Ave., Neptune. PR 6-6510 Luettgens, Colts Neck, 846-4507 SH 1-0967. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS BANK GENERAL LEDGER BOOK- CHRISTMAS SPECIAL-lOSt dlscounl RIVERFRONT — Furnished, two or KEEPER — Willing to learn pontln BEDROOM BET lull size ben. Odds three-bedroom, all utilities, yearly, |129. and ends. Call on all cages, aquariums, reflectors, 842-0276. If no answer call after 6. on National Cash Regliter 3100. Wrlti 811 7-2353 heaters, filters. Keyport Pet Supplies, "Bookkeeper" BOJC 511. Red Bank. Rt. 35. Cllffnood. LO 6-5569. AQED MANURE RED BANK — Bedroom and kitchen. OPERATORS WANTED — Apply Red FOR BALE BEAGLE — Female, two years old, Furnished. J15 week includes utilities. Bank Clothing, 210 West Front at CALL LI 2-S835, evenings. Hunting dog. Btarted, needs work. Wai Five minutes to stores. SH 1-1SS5, Red Bank. gunned this year. Not registered. Aek FOUR ROOMS, bath, unfurnished. In ADMIRAL ELECTRIC range, 30". usei Ing S25. LI 2-2425. Long Branch. Heat supplied. Call In only two years, switching to gas. Toi condition, asking 160. 1.1 2.35(8, artel AKC PUG PUPPIES — Mala am person at 196 Lelghton Ave., Red Bank. Dear Neighbor! SITUATIONS WANTED, Female 7 p.m. female, black. Or phone SH 7-1932. ATTRACTIVELY — Decorated and fur- WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dlnoeri, ALTO SAXOPHONE — Like new with CO 4-3379 or other occasions, call :aie, best offer. Call COLLIE PUPS — AKC. Male, ana fe-nished. Three rooms, ba{h-shower. Sec- * BH 1-8881. male. Bold Venture breeding. Healthy. ond floor. Utilities, washer, car apace. 291-0613 Call between 5-6. 787-3235. Good location. Also, one room effl- Christmas time, with all its cheer and happiness, HOUSEKEEPER-COOK — Excellenl 1961 ICZNHOP.E —Eeml automatl ' icy. SH 1-SI19I. with all lu sincerity for good wishes toward people, has references, loves children, drives, Rum- wringer washer, excellent condition, SIAMESE KITTENS - Sealpolnt, , sevei son area. 842-1934 after B p.m. J135 or best olfer. Call 11:30-1, CO 4weeks. CFA registeredI.. Will hold tl]! GARDEN APARTMENTS — 3V4, m, Christmas. BH 7-3950. and five rooms at $105 per month and truly aroused my warmth and thankfulness toward you. 7825. p. Molly Pitcher Village. BH 1-H15. WOOD — Fireplace, stove, furnace. POODLES — BLACK MINIATURE. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male McGulre's Market, lit. 3i. Colts Neck. CHRISTMAS DELIVERY THREE LARGE ROOMS — Bath, sep- S46-4323. Evenings 4333. CALL SH 1-4B51 arate entrance. 120 Wilson Ave., Port We owe our success in the past two and a half THKKB RELIABLE BOTB available Monmouth. 787-14B9. tor yard, attic, cellar cleaning. Genera] WASHER ANO ELECTRIC DRYER- CHRISTMAS PUPPIES — Mixed breed, RED BANK — 3(4 rooms, completely outdooi work. Call evenings. SH 7-1869. Westlnghouse. good operating condition, part cocker, would maks lovely Christ yean to you, the buyers who came into our showroom priced to sell quickly. Call BH 7-914mas gift, 337 Sycamore Ave., Shrews, furnished, all utilities, centrally located, and used car lot, and after a satisfied relationship, pur- EXPERIENCED bartender available In: after 7:30 p.m. bury. SH 1-1265. Ideal for couple, J75 monthly. 8H 7-32W steady work or private parties. BH 1 after 5 p.m. or SH 1-S703 daytime. 4339. LIONEL TRAINS — Accessories. Tw DACHSHUNDS—AKC, excellent breed chased one of our automobiles. modem home gas heaters. Reasonable. Ing, 11 weeks, permanent shot, papet Call 7B7-6586. trained. EH 1-92CM. COMMERCIAL RENTALS GERMAN SHEPHERD pedigreed pup FINANCIAL SALE pies, six weeks old, healthy, smart am BU1TE OF OFFICES - HEART OF To be exact, you made MATAWAN FORD the TOWN. CALL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES fully ready for Christmas Blockings largest FORD dealer In Monmouth County. LUCITE WALL PAINT yo«. Located In Holmdel. 946-4589. SH 7-1100 Circle Chevrolet Brands By Dupont AKC REGISTERED pups Chihuahua) KEYPORT — Four-room office suite. As advertised on television. Regulai ind grownups. Very reasonable. Als In heart of business district Across All Their Trucks OK ... $7.15. Balft price $6.79. Free delivery itud. SH 7-2603. from municipal parking lot. Will alter lo Three thousand five hundred and sixty-eight of our NEW MODERN PROWN'S GERMAN SHEPHERDS — 4H months, suit. 1000 sq. ft. Write "Keyport" Box 32 Broad St. Red Bank 8H 1-750C males only. Chester Horse Farm, Cal 511. Red Bank. And You Can Bet They're new and used cars have been purchased by you. TWO-BAY REDUCING EQUIPHENT—Bur rent o M6-4392. STORE FOR RENT — on White St. sale. Free delivery. South Jaraay Surgi- Call your own broker or C^all SB 7- LONG HAIRED KITTENS 1100. Tops! SERVICE STATIONS cal. SHatlyside 7-2614. Want good homes. ANTIQUES — Holiday gifts and re I do not want to dwell on histories or records, Tor leaie In Middle town and Freehold productions. Colored, pressed glass; (More Classified Ads but from the bottom of my heart, and with all the good X. 3, HJchway and location backuj chafing dishes, old clocks, figurines, It pays to advertise In The Rei On The Next Page) SEE THIS WIDE SELECTION with MtablUhed repair work. Median steins, vases; 10 crystal punch cups; Bank Register 1 wishes from my personnel, I want to take this opportune leal ability preferred but not essential, souvenir spoons; brass and black Paid management and Tune-Up train eagiea, all alzea; fireplace equipment; OF TRUCKS time, when feelings for friendship are high, to wish you Ing available. Low rental plui only paintings, china, glassware, bric-a-brac. BOATS & ACCESSORIES BOATS & ACCESSORIES minimum Investment makei this _ RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front St. a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY, HAPPY eicellent biulnesi opportunity. For de- tails call MR LISTON, FU 8-0839. DESKS — $15 up, files *15 up, chairs, NEW YEAR. adding machines, typewriters manual and electric, office equipment, etc. at TODAY bargain prices. New or used. AAC SHELL, fUCRVZCB STATION — Fo:Desk Co., Rte. 35, oakhurst, KE 1-3990 lease. Oceanport. Excellent bualneii opposite N. J, Warehouse. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Sincerely, opportunity in center of town. Inforzna lion call EXport fl-5537 8,30-6 p.m. BIG TV DISCOUNTS week daya. NO MONEY DOWN—HIGH TKADIMN NSW SHELL service station for lease. BUDGET TERMS Vine* Sptkowiki, Jr. Leon&rdvllle Rd., Belford. Xzeelleni Stereo HI Fl with AM, FM radii butlnew opportunity. For information 9229.05 — only |19£>.95. call Export 6-SS37, 8:30 to 5 p.m. Electric appliances, housew&re flftl, Preiidtnt, plastic ware, CORNINO WARE 114' WHITE HOUSE SKI BOAT .."RAINBOW YOUR GIFT CENTER. Matawan Ford MORTGAGES (Across Acme ion Broad, Red Bai PIANO — Spinet Hardman-Peck, good 40 Main Street, Matawan condition, short keyboard, 1200. Bma SCOTT OUTBOARD MOTOR MONEY Jigsaw, 95. SH 7-0363. OWN A HOUSE? NEED OA8HI Prompt, courteous aarvtee for LIONEL TRAINS — Five Star Ganera] • HOifB IMPROVEMENTS With whistle and smoke, List piic CARRY-ALL TRAILER PCD BANK • DEBT CONSOLIDATION J49.95, sell for $20. Extra super O Can BARONET REALTY. CO 4-3011 tracks, 1!> cents. Miscellaneous cars. Call SH 7-2581. TWO BIRCH custom built sectional Plus A storage walls, like new; one for HvlnH MERCHANDISE room or den, containing desk, bar, cabi- FOR SALE nets for books, records and record player; the other for bedroom, contain- 62 FIAT 600D ing vanity, clothes closet, cheat of drawers, enclosed storage space. These HAMMOND sections can be arranged In any com- ORGAN STUDIO bination to fit any size room or apace. $2500 VALUE \ Call VAlley 6*1429 or Liberty S-482Q. OF ASBURY PARK Hammond £ztra-Volc« ™. * 59585! SCOTT — 121 C Mono preamplifier, Cona Spinet Organ „ 6 Dyna stero TO amplifier, Pickering 380 ALL FOR ; Hammond M3 with reverb. . ( 7« A atero cartridge. All perfect. Sacrifice. CHRISTMAS Hammond B2 with JR SO apealier..(169! 02 after 7. Winter 88 note piano 4 38. GrlKith 88 note piano I 391 VENETIAN BtlNDS Pianola Player Piano (new) ...( 99!All Sizes 17" to 36" wide. 64" long 99 5 SALES AND SERVICE RBTAL AND INSTRUCTION 2 for $5 Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 9:30 , PROWN'S COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. 32 Broad 81.. Red Bank. SH 1-750.' PR 5-9301) WEST1NGHOUSE DELUXE elsctrl GIFT GUIDE FOAM CUSH1ONB — In home serv- clothes dryer, still In crate. Model ice. Phone LI 24477 FOAMART, HTE. DAB-30-SW-1. List price J369.05, sjklng 35. EM-ONTOWN. 1185. 291-2496. anytime. TVi-JSWRITlCKS, AUU1NO maclllnes. STIIX TIME TO FURNISH — French All makes new or used. Guaranteed. Provincial breakfront, 1289; English B U F FIA Gijts for the Gifts for the Low as $25. Serplco'a, 101 MonmouUi rumed oak secrctary-desk. (69: French Gift* jor Christmas Gifts for the Home SL Next lo tncater. SH 1-IM85. Provincial chest of drawers, 159; large Whole Family riLADiU iN your old furniture wltn m maple frame mirror, S22.50; mahogany Whole Family down payment and set a new parlor dreiser, $39.80: mahogany rnent. $39.80; Hwy. 35 LI 2-1020. Eatontown Simmons high-riser etudlo, $59, etc. GIVE A TYPEWRITER SPECIAL SALE or dlnlnK room set at salo prices. Wil- t»«i>tii»wi>tiima«.i (19, 811 Months U. Adding Machine*—Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating nails RED BANK LUMBER. V Wai Three Months H.3 CIDUSTMAS LAMP 9AIJE - Dlscon^ SALE «L. Red Bulk. SH 1-55(10. tlnued numliers or Tnw«r Craftaman, ALUMINUM COMBINATION ADDINO MACHINES — Typewriters 8BPTIU I'AMKS, dry well» serviced. CARL a, JONEi-Punllng and dec- HOME DEUVERT 40c PER WEEK 100 Chestnut, Hed Bank, ETORM WINDOW3 eold. rented, repaired. Serplco's, lm Leechlnc field added. Backhoe work. C II Wilson BH 1-184S. oratlnR, General contracting Free RED BANK A17TO IMPOHTS Gifts for Mom Monmouth St. Red Bank. EH 7-0485. estimates. Call BH 1-4343 24 houra Renault—Volvo—PeuReol—Triumph CALL SH I-0010 HUFFMAN A BOYLJB 6 for $55 U9 Newman Springs Kd. SH 1-5R8I and ask for "Holiday Gifts For The Home" Three-channel tilt, triple Insert. ' Antiques Wanted Chlna and Gloss Repair Hwy. 35 Clrcl*. Ealontown LI 2-1010 SUNBEAM APPLIANCES — Hair dry triple tilt action! Public Stenographer BREAKFAST NOOKS CIRCULATION era, mixers, toaster*. From $11.50 tij>. EXPERT MENDING - China, kls.s. ANTIQUES — For lasting unusual SHadyslde 14500 Old Dolls, juns. Jewelry, cut glass silver reflnlshlng and plating. Therm- •everal beautiful new modeii on ulr Allen Electric, tfl White Pt,. Krd Bank furniture Civil War bonks. Appraisals os buckets. China tk Olass Shop. 147 BARB SERVICES Chrlfllmas cHts. Lure* selpcilvp mock, 'HOWN'S 32 BROAD ST.. RED BANK made. Gllman. SH 7-1141. TIPINO - Publicity: Bookkeeplni CROWN KITCHEN CENTER See The New In Between R!r.e sprmibly price. COPPKH KETTLE KITCHENS FOR SALE Hroail BL, Red Bank 8H 7-46O0. Service. Mlmeosraphlng. WIU pickup Hwy. 35 SH 7-2&52 Mlrtdletown KAIRL.ANE AND METEOR ANTIQUES, '.'51 Unnmnutli Rrl., OakKITCHENS—!*- " lone complete with fin FOH THE JiuUDAYS — Good savings and deliver. CA 9-3500 ENGLISH ASENCIES tiuriL Upen KruiayfvenliiKB. KK 1-1699. Thri»e-plecfe llvinR room set, $39; nine- Only Quality Imported Automobilei shed cabin cm, inrmlCfi top, bullt-li MM.]. Avenile SH 1-SOOO 1 rarRe, and sink, flW. piece dining room suite, $39; hitch?n Appliance Repairs Fucl on - Heating CONTINENTAL CAns, INC ^ct. J19.5O; bod room sot, JJii.50; three- CROWN KITCHEN CKNTKR .irawcr- file, J1!>-00; GE mixer, |6,60; FUEL OIL A 11EAT1NO—Call BH 1- Radio-Television Repair Kfwman Bprinen Rii. Red Bank A CAMERA GIFT SAyB—"Open Me APPUANCB REPAIR and Installa- 0610. OH Delivery. Inc., Service * SH 7-4500 Ktm." Don't miss those Chrlitmsi ;iwy. .15 SH 7-2353 Mldrtlftowi wnlnut ilrp3aers, J12.50, $lfl,50. ID.iO; tion. Residential and commercial wlr- innhogany kncrliole (teak. J29.50; Wrst Ing. Allen Electric Bll 7-O6U. Sales. 3 Herbert SL. Red Bank. A. C ItADlO d> TELEVISION CO.— pictures Pace I'lioto Service. 35 Mon- inglinuso laundromat, |59, clc. HU3 123 Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-4768. BERT- Test Drive—1942 PONTIAC TEMPEST inuulri fit. Sli 7-O2C9. Gifts jor Dad CIIVS. 25 E. Front St.. Red Ilnnk. ICE WHILE VOU WAIT Rassas Bros. Pontlac Home Improvements itUOS — Never mod. From $30. Dxl2, Auctioneer 393 Broad BU Bll 1-SIS0 Hed Back ALWAYS HAVE AT LEAST ONE FIAT WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- OIVE DAD A-N BV1NRUDEI W« have Holiday Food Hher ilzei. Private horn a. B. O. COAT3 — An essential Auction ations, addtttone. painting, masonry, Roofing, Siding and Insulation Hwy. 35 Li 2-102O JEatontown a Bflection ol outboarda {rora three St2-0549 Appraisal Service "anyvhere." 231 all those little lobs. LO 6-1714. Ir.sulatlon A 8ldlnB Corp. Certified to 75 h.p. that are priced Tor Christ THREE CUSHION SOFA — $15, fair Norwood Ave., Deal. Pbone KJClloji Johns-Manvllle contractor PR 0-8401 mnn giving. Also a laree selection of EBSKAY—Fully cooked smoked hams, condition, Clialr, $10, Wlngback chair, 1-3I0L or Adam Linzmayer 291-0301 SAILFISH, SUNPISH outboard ncceasorlPi mid ikls. Nauvoo "Natural cured," heal, sorvs. Swift 10. Mu«t Bell. Cull BH 1-1934. INSURANCE Trees and Trim Meal lor heplnnlnR sailors. Now onMarina, Inc., U1Q Ocean Ave.. 8tntutterbali TurHrys, alao frcsli killed n OLtUM CO. UiC. - ilooflng. Biding ft ihsiHay. Win deliver lor Chrlstmai ' lght SI2-13O3. irder Capnna. rhfflBnnt.i, etc. Ijine'i Auto and Truck Rental iHHSATl&FLEU with present Insur- Insulation. Installed and cuaranutd ALTENBURS PIANO HOUSE ance? Want a better deal? Call Dunn for 10 years. Til 50705— I8HHI0. u itli a re.I bow. ifKt Mnrkft, SM J-IM75. Insurance Agency. SH 1-5533. AVIS—Rent a now car or track: Low CHWBTMAS DECORATIONS BOAT, SKI & SCOOTER . Rent A Piano $12 per Month rates Uaple Ave,. Red Bank. 811 I- Visit our "Make-It" Shop. CENTER ICNADE, MASON-HAMU.N. SOHUBR 03011. PR 4-0214. DaUr ' e-m.— «0 p.m. Odd Jobs Tel. Answering Service TATE OARDKN AND GUT SHOP 75 White St. R l Bank 3AULJ£-NELaON. .EVEHETT. STKOK LET US BE your secretary. No need Hwy. 3J IJ2-TO47 Eauintown (! Religious Gifts REPAIRS, ODDS AND KND3, lo miss calls. 24 hour answsruii SH 1112) . Gifts for Her :oohman Are. A Main St.. AsDurr Pk. Building Contractor PAINTINC1 service. SH 1-4700. CHJUSTMAB TREES—Living. Well dug Open dally nil » SU. till 5:30 CREATIVE IDEAS HV RAYMOND specimens CONRAD BMITH NU1LS 1 SU 1-7B53 ERY, TlDton Ave.. Eatontuwn. "OK USED CARS" UIVE THE GIF! THAT LASTS PB 683OI NEW HOME8, alterations, repairs. For the true spirit of Christmas." THE MAD HATrKH .1OI1AIK' - room set, threc- Highest nullity wort For estimates Vacuum Cleaner Repair Fall-™ Vour Friends To irealh tnklng •flection or Itoinrlen, 15 Whltfl St. fted Rank lecc. call Herbert Blfenrauch. 6H 1-S3OL Painting and Decorating CHRISTMAS TREES - Nova Scolla mi \y.nn aH_7-037» Balsalrn. acolcll Pine. Large nsson •lissali, Iljblci, Mftiali, Statutei. A LOUI9 CASSAN Painter, decorator, 8uppll<* merit trim and decorations. C,\l\8 for CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. BALE COATS! Valued t[> S49. NowHKf'KKTARV DE81C — MallORiins. J'.'.V HEll BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS 508 rrojnret Av«.. Little the Jtrdner. Mldaietown Garden Crn- 125 1IAPLK AVK, HED BANK • rice lo nitiBfy sill. Two enil tables, malingsny, $10 each. Storm windows, aiding, awnlnis. paparhanffer. 25 years experience. 43 "- your El»cSlictrolui* . cal"l ' P"R" 5-0M1 «r 1 s:s nnri up Shirley Shops. 37 Orosd Cbapln Avt. 611 M70S altar 6 p.m. ur, Hwy. A illddlelown. OS 1-1050.1 SU 1-3U0 THE BIIRINE 1 1., Red Bsnk. Chair, occasional. »10. All In perfect SH 7-HU or SH 1-412S. 36 Whits BL Red Bank condition. Call SH 157U or SU 7-2S6T. IB- RED BANK REGISTER HOUSES FOR SALE -ThvMty, Dec. 21, 1961 Girls Friendly "ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean LOOK WHAT WE FOUND The Problems Surrounding A four-year old three-bedroor. For Fri«j#y, Dtcwnbtr 22 RIAL KTATi fOt RENT iplit level that Is nifty yet thrifty. Sponsors Have COMMERCIAL RENTALS And it Is til yours for no money down and approximately $96 Present—For You and RED BANK Holiday Party Tltm room office suite ftrklsi, ro- month (qualified Vet) The Secession of Katanga Yours... An appeal to reason nubia. Call 2M-1M9 after six p Others low down payment. HIGHLANDS — The Girls it the best w«y to win your L0D9K ROOM for rent Center t> Conn. Gould b» UM4 alio for ofH&. Full price only Friendly Sponsors of St. Andrews EDITOR'S NOTE-The Kataiv helicopter pilot, who had Mown have a declared interest in Brit- opponent to your way of think- •j>»c«_ Approximately 3.100 «q. n. Wrln Episcopal Church held a Christ- ing. (Try an appeal to the ego, "U>DOE>r BOX HI. Rad Buk ga situation has brought blood- for Nasser in Egypt and Castro ish concerns which control rough- $13,900 mas dinner at Bahrs' Landing shed, sent the cold war deep in- in Cuba. ly a quarter of Union Miniere. too!) Loss through ovcrcmo- last Friday. to Africa, and put in question Some have charged the United HOUSES FOR RENT In August the United Nations tionalism is suggested by con- Mrs. Elizabeth Heiiker was the future of the United Nations demanded Katanga expel more States, as the main financial IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Three- BEACH AGENCY figurations. Strive to maintain bedroom ranch, completely redecorated. Daily to 8 p.m. named chairman of the, Secrei as a conciliator. What is at the than 500 whites in military or backer of the United Nations, Call 8U 7-3004. your poise no matter what the Sat, I Sun., to 6 p.m. Pal Club. root of all this? Some of the paramilitary positions. On Aug. with actively trying to disrupt SMALL BUNGALOW — Four rooms Rev. Donald MacLeod, vicar ol questions about it are answered Katanga's economy to help] day brings. And indications arc, and bath. Call after B p.m. 28 UN troops—Indians, Irish and 291-2693 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletow the local church, was a guest. in this background article by Swedes—disarmed more than 400 American copper holdings. it may bring some surprises! EIGHT-ROOM colonial, yearly rental* OS 1-2727 Others attending were Miss Vi writer who is familiar with the They were repatriated, the great Their influence and their anger Unfurnished, four bedrooms, two baths, olette Murray, Mrs. Helilcer, Mrs Newly painted. 1125 month. Arthur Bah- WctDud Kail Emu Broker area.) majority to Belgium. can be expected to grow with Pair . • > luci Delia Kobbia, Future • • • The next isnovi- lav Aiency, Kesltori. 628 Bangs Ave., Helen J. Shea, Mrs. Hubbard By COLIN FROST Hammtrskjold's Death the events of the past few dtys Aabury Park. PR 4-6555. Stiles, Mrs. Alfred W. Wright famed Florentine sculptor, was tion at laundromats will be ccin- An AP News Analysis In September, a full-scale war The latest United Nations oper WIDE 8ELB0TION OF RBNTALB - SHOREWAY Mrs. Richard Lucas, Mrs. Harry born on December 22,140O. He opereted television lets to thit Fumlaaed and unfurnished. Immed- broke out—a war launched by ation officially was aimed at re- ate> occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency Dilger, Mrs. Emiel Aufieri, Mrs LONDON — It was 5 p.m. one was the creator of the exquisite, housewives won't miss tlelr Octanport Ave.. Oceanport Call or dial the United Nations ostensibly to storing United Nations lines ol REALTY CO. George M. Anderson, Mrs. Fred day last September, and the sun's LI 2-3500 or LI 23501. get rid of 104 remaining mercen- communications among its garri- brilliantly colored Delia Robbia favorite daytime soap operas erick Voorhees, Mrs. John P. Ad- fury was dying in / the city of 185 to |13i Per Month MIDDLETOWN aries. This was the fighting which son's in Katanga. relief* in tcna cotta. and quiz shows. TUB BERG AGENCY air, Mrs. Andrew J. Kornek, Mrs Elisabethville, capital of Katan- JU. 35 Ulddletoirn brought Dag Hammarskjold's Hospital Strafed OS M00O Separate mother-in-law apartmen Millie Blair, Mrs. Daniel Collopy ga Province. with bath, private entrance am death. The United Nations' ef- But United Nations planes, ac MANY FURNISHED AND UNFUR- Mrs. Paul Muir, Mrs. Ear The usual evening crowd sat cording to newsmen in the town The Day Under Your Sign NISHED RENTALS — In all wices patio in this roomy side-to-sidi Morse, Mrs. Bertha Scheid, Mrs at the pavement tables of the fort failed for lack of air sup- anil •!»•. Ella Wiltshire A(ancy, 1(80 split level. Three bedrooms, sci strafed a hospital in Jadotville Ocean Ave., Sea Urlilit. 6I2-00M. Florence Jones, Mrs. Helen Hea- Palace Tavern. Smart young port. AKIES (»om Mtrcti 21 U April 19) LIBRA (Sap*. 3JfoOcf.22) Open seven days. ^ ence kitchen, dining room, base The fighting ended in a cease- nearly 100 miles from the near- t>om(iiie aiiuatton clesu tip. lut there An TinrxptcitM tTfnt Ifrmi to be III JfltT ment, half acre lot, storms am ton, Mrs. Walter E. Behrens, Sr, white people sipping aperitifs, est UN soldier. ii itiU in undercurrent of irteniment. job I'ktijrf, with favonhls xoulti. FAIR HAVEN — Two-bedroom house. Mrs. William Pels, Mrs. Manua middle aged women with their fire which recognized Katanga's Call after (, screens. Conveniently located t After two weeks' fighting, once TAURUS (April 10 to Miy 20} SCORPIO {Oct. 23 to No/. 21) SH 1-6115 schools, shopping | etc. $20,750. Masciale, Miss Gertrude Liming coffee, the more affuluent Af- right to defend itself against at- Tin- pictitn it hrijjht«r! \nu m*^ jet Oiirjft of Tjnom nature are lnfltlt more it seemed a cease-fire wss ' ome news. Money seemi la be in* HAZLET — Rent with option. Six- and Miss Mary Rissett. fricans drinking sima beer. tack "from the exterior." Within VnxTfd *ith fUni for a trip, bedroom house, full basement, large weeks the Congolese national ar- on the way. science kitchen. Excellent location. $130 Hwy. 35 Holmdi Peaceful enough—and at tfce GEMINI (May 21 to Jun. 21) SAGITTARIUS (Mav. 22 fo D«c. 21) per month. Immediate occupancy. BAR. my iiivaded Katanga. The United This, like the September cease- Vrciiite Brc iCr-cpfr»tiTr, hut don't itHJlOlf. (off Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 same time sinster. Sinster be- Do your wii* of the wnrk heiort enteN ONET REALTY, CO 4>2010. REAL ESTATE WANTED Nations said any Katangan air fire, would be aimed atn agree- '"""ins, w ^it your irjjie won't bt too W't'it ill buiy at thil cessor. HAZLET — Modern 6M, room ranch. cause no one was talking. irate. Lease, security, references. attack against the invaders would ment between Tshombe and his CAPRICORN [Dtc.22fo Jam 20) Instead they gazed fixedly CANCER (Junt 21 +o Jul/21] P45 month. CHATEAU REALTY, Real be regarded as a breach of the fellow politicians among the A bi'l for lympaihy will iwevre but tiule Estate, 215 Carr Ave., Keansburr, 787- SNYDER REALTORS LISTINGS WANTED across the street at the gray post Join inffid" for a drift or & itrcll to attention, to don't erobamn y^uritlf ISM, evenings HI 2-3082. For tbe Red Bank Area cease-fire, Congo's leaders. And soon the enjoy the Chtistmu lights. Established 1873 office with its clock stopped at crowds would be back on the AQUARIUS \J*n. 21 4o Fit. 1 ATTRACTIVE RIVERFRONT HOME— Multiple Listing System United Nations planes were LEO (July 22 to Auq. 21) An tmrxjvcKd haiipfniiitj ftl tSit CT Two bedrooms, one bath, living room Call: ROLSTON WATERBURy five minutes to 7. pavement before the Palace Tav Th* Amy protnlM* mudi (un, %\A don t with fireplace, kitchen. J100 month. Im- Member Multiple Listing is West Front 81.. Red Bui brought to Katanga's borders to 'rrindiilse in foot) or cinnk. Insiiwns »i uneventful da;-- mediate occupancy. ROLSTON WATER- SH 7-3500 Hatred Smothers Scene ern, watching the clock stopped support this judgment. The Con- PISCES (F.b. 30 rcUO) BURY, REALTOR, in Welt Front at. Over (8.000,000 sold by MLS The building's windows were at 6:55 and the UN troops on VIRGO (Aug. 12 to Sspl. 22) Bed Bank. SH 7-3500. RIVER PLAZA In seven months golese troops reached Albertville, Do snmelhini lo chirr Dthus Uld yv^ Oildim Irmj happiness toc th. _e f.flfltt- gone, shattered by the same bul- the street outside. life will teem brighter. Mil, but don't let thrm fittt lotoo excinexnlerf". LITTLE SILVER — Six-room house. Four-bedroom sun ranch, radianl WH NEED LISTINGS — Prompt pro- Katanga's northern capital, and Newly decorated. Near Fort Monmoulh fessional service. Homes shown bT ap- lets that stopped the clock. In 01961. Field EnttrpttMt, Int heat, fireplace, two-car oyersizec pointment only. »(«-8591 or 9(8-8201. garage, corner lot, easy financini their place were sandbag em- according to British eyewitnesses UNFURNISHED NEW tliree-bedroom embarked on a campaign of loot- ranch, convenient to MIddletown and arranged. Full price $15,900. McGowan Ryan Agency placements. Through chinks in Matawan station. JH5 month. Ray Htm Red Runk an 7-3000 the sandbags poked the snouts of ing and rape. County Low man, Hwy 3S, Shrewsbury. SH 1-8800. FIVE CORNERS MIDDLETOTO YOUR HOME WANTED — Why Hit Lacks Support live prognm that would lead tn The result of these split-ups is FIVE-ROOM house, attractively fur. with us? We advertise extensively In machine guns and behind them the newspapers, radio and publish a Despite these military reverses heir reduction is vital to the family demoralization, with chil- nlabed. Near Eatontown (Mopping Cen- OS 1-2590 catalos for home seekers, W« ars mem- peered the unwavering eyes of ter. LI 2-9727. bers of the TWR. a national real estate lithe Gurkha soldiers. Tshombe's principal weakness In Marital stability of the country, it main- dren the chief victims, declares THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW — AH lm BREATHTAKING RIVER VIEW—Fro referral service. Ws are "Hornet Trad- tains. rovementa. 381 Port Wonmouth Rd., tola older seven-room house on tre ers" • two offices, 11 full ttms sales- Hatred smothered the scene. had been his poverty of political the Family Service Association. Slast Keansbure, N. J. 187-0666. mendous lot. Tiled bath, modem, sunn people. Call WALKER & WALKER, support. A» things «t*nd now, the rec- Chief Problems kitchen with an abmdance of pine Realtors, Members Fted Bank Area This was Elisabethville in the Split-Ups ords ihow one divorce for every UNFURNISHED LITTLE 811. VER Cape paneled cabinets, oper. porch surround Multiple Listing Service. Shrewsbury, cease-fire of late September, and Not one government had rec- It calls for vigorous work In " Cod, four bedrooms, two baths. {132 two sides o( horns with enclosed porcl SH 1-5212 and Hazlet. 03 1-2126. NEW YORK - In Monmouth four new marriages in the United month. Ray Stlllman, Htfy 35, Shrews- in rear, full attic and basement. Hous< at once you could see that war ognized his regime >s a legally the fields of preventive family bury, SH 1.8600. County, fewer marriages result States, • delinquency rate that Is In excellent condition. On bus line INVESTMENT PROPERTY wanted. would soon be back. constituted state. Britain, France counseling;, social planning, fam- SIX-YEAR-OLD Bunjalow, two bed walking distance to schools and shoppfn Private Investor wants garden aparl- in divorce or separation than is has tripled >ince 1940 and an ad- rooms, for rent. Call evenings, area. Only 119,000. Call us today. RO ment or Income property. Must be Rood It came back this month. and the United States kept con- ily-life education and the like. SH 1-5013 8TON WATKHBURY, Realtors, 16 We location, Red Rank area, price range suls in Elisabethville but they the case elsewhere In the United mission rate to mental hospitals Front St., Red Bank. SH 7-350O. J50.0OO to J100.00O. Wrile "Investment", Two events were decisive in The University of Michigan re- i% ROOM BUNGALOW — Newly dec. Box 511, Red Bank. reated Tshombe as a provincial States. of more than 200,000 a year. orated, new bath, Eait Keanaburi. VJn. EAST KEANSBURG — Ten-year ol stretching tension beyond the home (not a development). 100'xHX representative of the Leopoldville The figures for Monmoui furnished or seml-furo!«hed. 787-6609. EGAL NOTICE breaking point. According to figures gathered number of personal interviews, property. Plaster walls, cedar sldint government. County, Issued by the Census oak floors. Two bedrooms, living rooi One was the United Nations n the national census last year that only a small percentage of 14x15, kitchen 15x15, Armstrong Inlal NOTICE OF SALE: In Europe his most vocal sup- and released recently, the pro- Bureau, show that 37 out of ev- WANTED TO RENT linoleum, modern cabinets, finished a' On Tuesday. January 2, W62, ... resolution of Nov. 24 calling for couples are chronically unable to tic. 111,500. Write "EAST KEAN 10:00 A.M. I will sell at public auc- vigorous action to end ths seces- porters were about 30 members portion of broken homes is, con- ery 1,000 local residents, age 14 BUSINESS COUPLE — Peslre three HIIRO' Box 611, Red Bank. tion on behalf of ths Seacoast Finance or over, are divorced or separ- settle their disagreements. room furnished apartment, Red Bank Co. at 18 Broad St. Red Bank, N. J. sion of Katanga. of the British Parliament, known sequently, below average. area, near railroad commutation, rea- one 1956 Cadlllace, 2 dr. coupe, Serial as the Katanga Lobby. The findings come to the fore ated. The chief problems that arise. sonable. Write "Business Couple," Box MARIE COX AGENCY No. M62 106H8 for default in a Ron- End of Dream? it finds, are financial ones and 511, Red Bank. REALTOIta & INSURORS tlitional Sales Contract made by James The other was a fire-breathing They won enough support to at a time when a hard look is 4] Per l,M0 WANTED — Home for seven-year old Serving Monmouth County over Henry Pierce. Bald car may be seen orevent the British government being taken by government and Compared with the rate in the those involving child rearing. girl, near public school. Medical care, years. Bales, management and rental at: Carlann. Hwy. 35. Neptune, N. J. reply to this resolution by Ka- Less prominent tre recreational clothes, etc, taken care of. References, from sending heavy bombs to the private agencies at family break- United States, 43 per 1,000, the Portaupeck la Oceanport Borough FRANK LOVEKIN, Auctioneer. tanga's President Moirj Tshom- Issues, personality clajhej and Write "Home," Box 811, Red Bark. Bee. 21 12.3< United Nations Force. Their ad- downs which, they believe, are local proportion Is low. It Is al- 98 Comanchs Dr. CA 2.160 be, calling on his people to take in-law situations. PUBLIC NOTICE vocacy of Tshombe'i cause put the chief cause of delinquency so below the 39 per 1,000 reported ATLANTIC HlaHLAMOBIU DADDY arms against the expected bat- FURNISHED ROOMS Put the stars back in her eyes AN ORDINANCE entitled "AN OR- tle. the spotlight on the interest of and mental illness among chil- for the Middle Atlantic States. found you a completely furnished, tore DINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- Belgians,-^ British, French and dren. The specific figures for the Much of the loss of Ink from ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD bedroom home, wall to wall carpetln MENTING CHAPTER 0 of THE OR- Both sides had a lot to lose. new cas range, two-car garage, lovel DINANCE KNOWN BY ITS SHORT \mericans In Union Mineire and The Family Service Associa- county are 2,431 divorced wom- the original Declaration of Inde- WAYSIDE RESIDENCE, West Park neighborhood. Even 1000 gallons of o: FORM TITLE A3 "REVISED ORDI- For the United Nations, fail- Ave , Wayside, Brand new building. All and a paid up Insurance policy. We'l NANCES OF 1961," ADOPTED JUNE ure could mean the end of the ts annual take of 300,000 tons ol tion of America states that the en. 1,391 divorced men, 2,933 sep- pendce Is blamed on a facsim- meals, laundry and care. Rate »35 per play Banta Clans, you'll colect ths n 5. 1961" WHS presented for Introduction copper. nation's biggest social problem arated women and 1,977 separ- ile plate made in the early 1820'», west Call KB 1-BS93. ward. Only S16.0O0 and first readlnj: on December 4, 1M1 late Dag Hammarskjold'i dream by Mflyor nntl Council of the Borough Interests Involved right now is family split-ups. An ated men. Divorced people who presumably by the early wet- RED BANK — Larse furnished room, FINLAY AGENCY nf Red Bank and on December 18, of an international force capable bath. Best river location. Profession,' 270 Bay Ave, Highland 1961 was finally adopted and approved. Some members of this group ntensive educational and preven- have remarried are not included. printing process. or business gentleman. SH 1-0076. 8T2-0102 GEORGE A. GRAY, of pacifying the world's trouble Trade-In Specialists spots and so reducing the ROOM — Nice home, all modern, car 1 Mayor. accommodation. Reasonable. 57 Shrews- l'HREE-ROOM cooperative apartmen Attest: dangers of global war. bury Ave., Red Bonk. SH 1-9114. Alfred Vail homes. Large yard, extrai John Bryan. Best orfer. ?59 month includes utllltie, Borough Clerk. For Tshombe, defeat could ATTRACTIVE — Single, double rooms CA 2-7700, 9-5 p.m. Mrs. Hulf. LI Kitchen privileges. Hot and cold run- 2468 after 5 p, m. Deo. 21 $3.42 mean the end of Katanga as nine water. Free TV. Hudson House. 131 Hudson Ave., BI1 1-0862. OAKHURBT—Three bedroom split lsv rUBIJO NOTICE independent state, a state of el, H4 baths, 2*' playroom, attachei AN ORDINANCE entitled "AN OR- great wealth by African stan- garage and patio on corner lot. 4>^ p DINANCE PROVIDINfi FOR THE cent GI mortgage available. Woodi NAMING OR RENAMING OP A CER dards. rea In good neighborhood. CA 2-231! RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE TAIN STREET OR ROAD WITHIN This wealth lies in the copper RED BANK VICINITY SPUT LEVEL— THE BOROUGH OF RED BANK." was HOUSES FOR SALE Eight rooms, garage, two full baths, presented for introduction and first manganese and cobalt which the basement, attic, sewers, sidewalks. 4 readier on December *. 1961 by Mayoi per cent GI mortgage. 117,900, 8H 1-641 and Council or the Borough of Red giant Union Miniere Co. extracts Bankank, NN.. J. and on December 18. from the southern strip of Ka BERG LITTLE SILVER — Three-Dedrooi IStil was finally adopted and ranch. Ideal location. Exterior _ proved. tanga lying near the boarder with All Qualified Buyer. painted. FHA financing available. On! GEORGE A. GRAY. 118,800. SH 1-0207. Mayor. British-ruled Northern Rhodesia Short of Cash? Use Our RIVER PLAZA — Cans Cod. Two bed Attest 1 Until the summer of 1960 the rooms, expansion attic with full doi John Bryan, LAYAWAY PLAN mer, full basement, aluminum comblna Borouih Clerk. company provided roughly half (All Down Payments and Monthly tion storms and screens, blinds. Ask DM. 31 w.<2 the governmental revenue of the Ing S13.80O. SH 1-8385. entire Belgian Congo. Payments are Approximate) PAUL R. STRIKER. Rltllor. Congo Independence VETERANS PROPOSAL Farms tnA farm titatei. luti Notice li hereby riven that lealed In June that year Belgium de- No Down Payment bids will bo received In the Rectptlon Highway H. HoimdeL Pnoos WH doom of thB Office of the Director, clared the Congo to be an In- „ $59 Per Month Division of Purchase and Property, 2nd dependent republic. A month lit- llany automobiles today cost more floor, Room 232-2, 81ftto House, Tren- than this lovely home with Its three FAIR HAVEN — Two-Umlly duple: ton 25, New Jeney, on January 4, er the Congo was in chaos, with bedrooms, formal dining room, science for sale. Call SH 1-8298 alter 1962 at 2:00 P.M. and will be opened kitchen with range and refrigerator, and read Immediately thereafter, for its army mutinying and its prime enclosed porch, mud room, combination p.m. the following: minister, Patrice Lumumba, •torm sash and a nicely landscaped lot. FOLR-YEAROLD-Cuitom built ranch RKNOVATIONS OF BATHROOMS Immediate possession at closing, Attached oversiied garage. Fully NORTH SECTION flirting with the Soviet bloc. conditioned, brand new system. Twc VINKLAND .SOLDIERS HOME Tshombe chose that moment to S7.90O Full Price bedrooms, full dining room, living room on Ili* fo)Idn-ins branch?! of work: kitchen and dinette. Combination tut! ft) GKNKRAL declare Katanga an independent Non-Vet $240 Down cellar with summer kitchen facilities b> PLUMBING A DRAINAGE! and many extras. Must be seen to ap- c) HEATING state. He dissolved the mutinous preciate. Set price $23,000. No agents. Bids must be (1) made on tlin stand- Force Publique and in its place Monmouth County Office By appointment only. SH 1-8190. .rd proposal form, (2i enclosed In (Garden State Parkway Exit 117) the special addressed envelope, (3) ac- recruited a national army large- companied by either cash,. or & certl- 'led check drawn to the order of the ly officered by whites taken over Measuring LOTS AND ACREAGE Treasurer of the State of New Jersey, from the Belgian army. THE BERG AGENCY »r a bid' bond, any of which shall JB In the amount of h% of the bid. These whites were the bulk of Real Estate and (4) delivered «t the abovs place 1.2 BUILDING SITE—Exclusive ->n or before the hour named tn no the "mercenaries" which the UN "Personalized Service" community together with river >ld will be accepted after the hour administration called the main ipeclfied. Bids not so submitted will OSborne 1-1000 privileges. Only one of its kind 3» considered Informal and will be re- force in frustrating the UN inten- available. $7,800. lectert. The Director reserves the right the audience Rt. #35 Middletown, N.J. lo reject any and all bids and to award tion to reunite the Congo. WATERFRONT SITE-1.5 acr«: lontract in part of whole If dermed Tshombe replied that only with Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-7 to the beat Interests of the State to do commanding four-mile view u] so. The Bucceasful bidder wilt be re- experienced officers could he the beautiful Navesink River. Ex lulred to furnish surety bond in the produce a trained and disciplined ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 'ull amount of the contract, of a com- Home In flnt cf&»s condition. Clote cellent location. Here again it'! mny authorized to do buulresn In the army—and that in any case ev- to icboot, bus, town. Owner moving the last of its kind available un State of New Jersey. ery emerging African state had The performer who is more interested in the size of the audience than in the to larger home. 291-1812. der $20,000. Bargain at $17,500 Plans and specification*, form of bid, WONDERFULHOME for young execu- ontract and bond tor tiip proposed retained British or French of- number of curtain calls spends most of his time looking for work. tive. Country Club Eatatei. Offering York are on file and may bn ob- icers after independence. fireplace, picture windows, Ltirea bed- THREE BEAUTIFUL rolling alned upon npnlleatlnn to the IMrrr. rooms, family room, fenced In patio, acres overlooking one of Middle lor, Division of Purchase and Property, Tshombe's Viewpoint fire alarm system, the best of neigh- State House, Trenton 25, New Jprnry. bora. Price 117,000. No broken. SH 7- town's loveliest farm estates, on deposit of twenty-five (J25.OO) for As Tshombe put it, the choice The successful performer recognizes that only effective efforts build responsive 1382. each set, thin amount to be refunded Near town and station. Tremen o ths bidder upon return of such docu- before Katanga was simple—join 111DDUCTOWN — Three-bedroom ranch dous purchase at $11,000. ments in Rood condition within 30 dayi audiences. He seeks applause. Fireplace, one-car garage, desirable lo- tfter the award of thn contract. with the rest of the Congo and cation, dead end street, newly painted JOSEPH S. LANG AGENCY DEPARTMENT OP THE TREASURY dissolve into chaos and eventual outside. Convenient to schools and shop- Division of Purchano and Property communism, or through indepen- ping. Asking flB.600. OS 1-1143. Real Estate Broker CHARLES F. SULLIVAN, Director, The same might be said for newspaper editors. dence seek a prosperous state J11DDLETOWN _ Transferred : . Nine- Main Street Holmde: >c. 21. 28 %\9M room split, one-year old, !i acre, dead- 815-1237 where white and black could end street. Main bath and two powder NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS rooms, basement, attached garage. Un- work together. We must serve and satisfy the editorial needs and interests' of people in our der $20,000. OS 1-3563. RESIDENTIAL LOTS — Eatontown, SEALED PROPOSALS will be it- Paved street, sewer, all utilities. Ap- ceivert by the Board of Education of The beginnings of such a state DDLETOWN—Thre« bedroom ranch, proximately TSxlSO. Will finance to re- trie Borough of Union Beach, In tha area. The validity of this circulation audience and the applause readers give us full finished basement. Five minutes to sponsible buyer, £1.500 cash each. Cnunly of Monmoulh, State of New existed in Katanga. Whites and Bed Bank. Assume 4hi% Gl mortgage. Write "Lots". Box 511. Red Bank. Tersey until 8:00 P.M. Eastern Stand- Monthly payment |1O4. SH 7-2P9B, ard Time at a meeting to be heir] blacks shared restaurants, bars is registered by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. In the Memorial School on Morning- and even swimming pools without KEW MONMOUTH - Three-bedroom slrte Avenue, on January 9, J!>fi2 for ranch- Five years old. excellent condi- "ie cans true ttnti of thf tiijdttinn to tension. tion. Dining room, screened porch. iemorlal School located on Morning- ceramic tile bath, full dry bnaement. Use The But Katanga after July, 1960. ABC-audited paid circulation facts measure readers response in such terms Attached garage.* Walk to churches, SEPARATE PROPOSALS shall tip was never exactly the oasis of parochial and public, Newark and New mbmiticd lor earh Division of the as how much they pay to receive copies, how many copies they buy, where York buses. You may acquire your Register calm which Tshombe's govern- r irnjrct, ns follow*: own mortgage or assume 4H i V.A DIVISION I Gentrfti Conitruction ment tried to present to the out- mortgage - of $12,800. Payments only Work they live, and how their copies are delivered. . , 9113. Cash needed $5,000, full price $17,- DIVISION II Structural Step, and side world. •00. OS 1-2566 after € p.m. No broker*. Classified Miscellaneous Iron Work HI VIS ION III Plumbing Work In the north of Katanga, an DIVISION IV Heating and Ventilating area the size of France, dissi- As a member of this independent circulation auditing organization, we recog- Work DIVISION' V Electrical Work dent Baluba tribesmen took arms ill ns a*t forth by the drawings and and forced Tshombe's adminis- nize the power of reader confidence — that they have chosen to be a member iperldcftllnns. RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES HIDDEHS shall nub mil Ihrfr furi- tration into civil war. To win IDay ..40c Line mates on Proposal Forms, which will of this paying audience of their own volition, and that they will continue to dp lip furnished to fill bidders by the Ar- that war he brought in white 1 Days Consecutive _.32c Line :httect. soldiers, men who fitted the def- so only as long as we effectively serve them. 4 Days Consecutive -30c Line BIDDERS '(ihn.ll also nihmit a bid inition of mercenary much more 5 Days Consecutive -.25c Line wlth'thpir bid together with «n ARrpo- closely than the Belgian officers SO Days Consecutive -24c Line •nt or Surety Riiarantermg tn bond M Days Consecutive 1 bidder In accord fine*1 with the in control of his regular army.| For advertisers, the significant differences between counting the audience .~2Jc Line erm.i nf the specification!. Blind tdi using rn« Rfdiier'i P. O. Box 23e extra. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS mav Strange Armies and measuring the applause is reader response. c examined in the office of the Ar- Yearly Contract Rates on Request chitects. I'ohlmiin and Chapeliky, mil These mercenaries formed one Minimum Insertion Tlires Lines East Jersey Strret, Elizal.pth 4, New of the strangest armies of mod- Jersey or a bidder may take out Dne Right to classify. SH I 0010 from tbt MorniiiRSide Avenue, fbilowing atatloDi: ATlgntic Hictiiuidi 1. CApitai 2 and B, Uixrty 1 Union Bench, N. J. in Malaya. •ec. 21 " $1150 Or Peter Wicksleed, Tshombe's y a6~Tband«jv Dec, 21, 1961 WED BANK ftEGISTER National Stock Exchange What's News Trading Starts March 7 In Business MSTJD11TE

NEW YORK — The National David L. Yunich, president of Paint Co., won a first prize for Stock Exchange, of which Lau Bamberger's New Jersey, reports a best decorated window In the rence H. Taylor, 102 West River that "all the key indicators now New York-New Jersey area. GIFT IDEAS! Rd., Rumson, N.J., is chairman, at hand—such as production fig- The decorations were by Roy announces it will start trading ures for both durable and con- W. Jennings of the firm. Mn. securities here next Inarch 7. sumer goods, government spend- Everett Allen, Rumson, was a The new 102-member exchange ing, employment and personal in- winner of a special prize—a 2 Shopping will become New York City's come—point to a prosperous year dinner-show party in New York third major market place — the in 1962; for herself, her husband and other two being the New York He said both department store Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dhon, Fall Days Until Stock Exchange and the Ameri- and retail sales set new records Haven, owners of D & H—foi can Stock Exchange. All told, in November and December and giving her ideas as to how Christmas! there are 14 such exchanges in added: "I look for continued and why she would like to the United States. increases in 1962," with depart- "Paint the Town Red." The Mr. Taylor- was selected to ment store sales perhaps climb- American Broadcasting Co. wa head up a securities trading com- ing as high as 5 per cent over the sponsor and dinner hosts mittee for the New York Mer- past records. New Jersey, he were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Osca cantile Exchange in the spring of said, should exceed the national Anderson of ABC. 1958. The chief purpose was to average in sales, "because of the study the need for additional accelerated growth of this state." Benjamin Goldstein, preside stock exchange facilities. Favor- Mr. Yunich attributed some of of the Franklin Simon store sys able response from more than :he gains in business activity to tern which includes a store at th( 6,000 business leaders led to the 'the relaxed tensions over Ber- Monmouth Shopping Center, Ea establishment of the new lin," and said, "I believe we are tontown, said that all Oppenhein For her . •. a holiday blouse v exchange. ' ' Laurence H. Taylor getting better adjusted to living Collins' Stores will be given Ih On Harrison St. under the conditions of the strug- Franklin Simon name by nex The Mercantile Exchange, set gle between the West and inter- March. change the corporate and stock- up in 1872, which conducts fu national communism." This is In line with an expai holder advantages accruing to a tures trading in commodities, i sion program that, as a ki 'listed' security on a registered the sponsor organization of the D & 11 Paint Co., 14 West move, will have Franklin Simo: 5.98 stock exchange." new exchange which is locating Front St., Red Bank, and Its move from its 60-year-old stor Its offices on the ground floo National's memberships have personnel have been winning at Fifth Ave. and 38th St., Mai of the New York Mercantile Ex been limited to members of the prizes. Recently, the store, hattan, into the bigger Oppe change Building, 6 Harrison St., New York Mercantile Exchange. which represents the Glidden hcim Collins building at Fifl Our lovely overblouse of delicately pleated) nyhty Manhattan. It was explained that there wil Ave. and 34th. Changes will be "no seats for sale" on the Mr. Taylor said creation of Na- was James M. Landis, former tablish a 16-storeysystem jn th new exchange, as such. Pros- over nylon . , , inserted with Alancon lact and. tional "is in line with the rapid dean of Harvard Law School and New York metropolitan area. pects first must become Mercan- growth of public ownership of se- former commissioner of the Se- Franklin Simon will open foi tile Exchange members and then curities and with the vast in- curities and Exchange Commis- new trading areas with the ai fulfill requirements for accept itudded with th* tiniett pearl buttoni. In snow crease in the number of firms quisition of 10 Oppenheim Colli ance as members of National. sion. currently making their stock National's other officers are locations in Buffalo, Philadelphii Wilmington and Baltimore. Th: available to the public." Board Chairman John J. Scanlan, president (he whit*. 32-38. will spread its operations into Listings of corporate securities Mr. Taylor also is chairman also is president of the New York Mercantile Exchange); Hendrik 15-state area and make it one for trading on this new exchange of the board of Sirota, Taylor & Ahlers of Carl Ahlers, Inc., New the largest fashion houses in th. he said, "have been sought on Co., 26 Broadway, a member of York, vice chairman; Aaron United States. the basis that thousands of sub- the Mercantile group. stantial and growing companies Freundlich, New York, secretary; STEINBACITS SPORTSWEAR National is being equipped with may wish to obtain through a and Llewellyn Watls, Jr., New Electronics Associates, Inc., the latest types of communi- Street Floor and Asltury Park listing on the National Stock Ex- York, treasurer. Long Branch, has voted a cations equipment for fast han per cent stock dividend paya dling of its marketing operations. ble Jan. 15 to stockholders of The Securities and Exchange record on Dec. 28. It also paid Commission, the government's Pair Fined a 5 per cent stock dividend last BIRNN CANDY regulatory agency for such activ- Jan. 12 to stockholders of rec- ities, gave its approval for the In Theft Case ord Dec. 28 last year. Share- [ PACKAGED HAPPINESS establishment of National in Au- holders entitled to fractional gust, 1960. Serving as National's RED BANK—two young men shares will receive cash pay- legal counsel for the negotiations yesterday were fined $50 each ments, based on the Dec. 1 and given 30 -day suspended jail average market value, for these sentences in connection with the partial interests. theft of a $22 car battery. For him • • • driving gloves The pair are Wilson Lodge, 21 Bert S. Morgovsky, Red Bank, An all purpose driving glove for CANNEL COAL II of 237 West Bergen PI., charged a past president, has been nomi with larceny, and Nathan Sla nated for appointment .to th( town and country, the Meyers BEST FIREPLACE FUEL thum, 22, of 97 Bank St., charged state Board of Pharmacy, by thi Make "Palmstar" is of 55% Wool, | with aiding and abetting Lodge. Monmouth-Ocean County Pharma 15'/. Nylon and 307. Raccoon PICK UP or DELIVERED Both pleaded guilty before Mag ceutical Society. The group mel !j istrate John V. Crowell. last week in Peterson's Restau with a deerskin palm, whip sawn 3.50 Detective Robert D. Scott said rant, Neptune. in. Black, Camel and Oxford. S, the pair had been offered a used H L. LAWES COAL CO. „ battery for $3 early yesterday, SYCAMORE AVE. SHREWSBURY but instead stole a new battery from a service truck owned by Froehlich James Gambacorto of Jimmie' Sunoco Station, Riverside Ave. Elected VP . the novel ski-boot lighter Willie Dix, 28, of Neptune re- (•(•TT ceived a 30-day suspended' jail By Builders To stuff in your favorite sport's sentence after he pleaded guilty stocking — the ski-boot lighter ii now to biting Eleanor Taylor, Shrews- MANASQUAM - Young Free bury Ave., Red Bank, on the face an authentic reproduction. 2.98 hold builder Charles Froehlich was and hand. She brought the com' owner and operator of Froehlicl plaint against Dix. Building and Construction Co. , Stanly Nixon, Jr., of 309 South was elected first vice presidenl the Bridge Ave. was fined $30 and of the N. J. Shore Builders As. his license revoked for three sociatlon at the election Dec. / STEINBACFS MEN'S SHOPS months for reckless driving, and at Beau Rlvage restaurant, Sprinj /" Street Floor and Asbury Park tmffu $10 for parking on the wrong side Lake Heights, of the street. Q5? Born in Buffalo, N. Y., 33 years He faces a hearing Dec. 27 on ago, Mr. Froehlich is active with charge of disorderly conduct he Freehold First Aid Squad, o arising out of the reckless driv- which he is secretary; Freehol< ing incident. After a visit folks naturally want Lodge of Elks; the local Chambei Stephen D. Lavoie, 60, of Edge- to know If you got homo OK. A thoughtful phon« call of Commerce;, past president o mere Dr., Matawan, was fined does so much to ease their minds. New Jeney Ball he 4F Sports Club; a 32d degree H5 for careless driving. Mason and a member of Oliv For him • • f the heart* Branch IS F&AM; the Scottisl Rite of Trenton, and Crescent Temple of Trenton. saving Snow-Thrower Mr. Froehlich, who started second vice president this yea and was an active member o he N. J. State Home Builders Association Legislative Commit ee, is recovering from the nee- 77.50 YOU'RE INVITED! essary re-breaking of his righl ankle which was originally brok- en in a 24-foot scaffold fall earl; last fall at his home. The gift that lets him clear away the mew. without Mr. Froehlich resides in Free- hold with his wife, Mary,- am risking heart strain or back strain! Th* sturdy and their children whom he calls "th> 'our K's". Karl Jay, Kenneth powerful Sno-Thrower discharges snow to the right ames, Kurt John and recently rrived, Karen Jean. He started or left. Adjusti to clear walks or gravel driveways. OCCASION: Our Annual building custom homes after hi discharge from the Army in 1948 FULL 3 HP FOUR CYCLE Briggs & Stratton engine. and has built in and around New Egg Nog Party Brunswick, Metuchen, the Or anges and Woodbridge, as well s in the Hightstown and Prince- Ion areas. Moving to Freehold, he has continued custom building DATE: Thursday, Friday and and also does commercial build- STEMBACtfS UOUSEWARES Saturday, Dec. 21, 22, 23 ing and home improvement work. Second Floor and Asbury Park •'uneral Directors Hear State Officers TIME: All Day Affair LONG BRANCH — The month ly dinner-meeting of the Mon mouth and Ocean County Fu For the Connoisseur •. • eral Directors' Association was eld last week in West End Man- PUCE: The Bright Acre r, here. Cheese Boards Carmen D. Faiilaci, both of Long Branch, were hosts. George R. Dancy, Caldwell president of the N. J. State Fu- Small ,ke .'. . - 2.98 neral Directors' Association, ajid Plesje com* eno and Silvio J. Failla of Hoboken, sec- retary of the slate association, Medium size. all! . . . Wa guarantee spoke on state matters of inter- est to the local organization. it's worth the coming! The next meeting will be Jan. 10, with Thomas W. Taylor of Large *ise. 5.98 Asbury Park as host. ;i. Others attending were Marvin S. Campbell, Toms River; John The cheese lover's delight—decorated boards, beau- P. Condon and Elmer Gawler, tifully grained with the look of hand-rubbed wood. Atlantic Highlands; J. Henry Dangler, Belmnr; James C. Day, Inserted with painted tiles. Cheese knife included. Sr, Keyport; W. David DeRoche, Lakewood; Howard L. Ely, Rich- ard C, Hoidal, Edward E. Jack- son, and William P. Walton. Jr.. STEINBACJI'S GIFT CEMER BROAD STREET all of Asbury Park; and James F. Second Floor, Red Bank only Higgins, Freehold. SHREWSBURY It adds up! More and more Phone SH 7-5555 people use The Register ads each issue because results come fas- SHOP STEINBACH'S EVERY NIGHT 'til 9 ^J^^afew^ff|^llll^ftJ&J^^^^»^^^g|^<»6Jt^^»^ ter.—Advcr tisemen t,