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duly, lloslur anutCB.Wiatr. B«wad CUM Pontf* VOL. 84, NO. Ill at B.d Baa* |M *> AddlUona) Mallinj Oftlcu. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1961 7c PER COPY PAGE QMS Hughes Sees Ocean Ave. Proposal Not Enthused U.S. Defies Soviets Hope on TaxesWith Advice Says Picture Is Not Dismal RED BANK — Freeholder Jo- the state. He said the state fixes' seph C. Irwin last night handec up roads it turns over to the counties. More Study Planned back to Highway Commissionei Dwight R. G. PalmeV the lat- Mr. Irwin said the Board of Freeholders sees nothing to this TRENTON (AP)—New Jersey's tax picture is no ter's advice to protect Ocean Ave argument. "We, of course, will dismal, Gov.-elect Richard J. Hughes says after a quid from the sea. . I co-operate and do all it is pos- onceover. "Probably, not knowing what sible for us to do in this matter. Troops Mother Nature will do next, m But, if you are going to have But Hughes, at a news conference with Gov. Rob body can do that," Mr. Irwii a state park at the end of Ocean ert B. Meyner yesterday, did not rule out the possi s a i d> "Monmouth County ha: Ave., then you have to have a bility that a longer look might bring him to the con' tried for 50 years. Now, let thi proper state highway leading into Halted it. That's a responsibility." elusion that a broad-based state see what it can do for thi next 50." "We have spent hundreds and tax might be needed. The county leader said this ii thousands of dollars of the tax- Hughes, who takes office Davis Fired response to a statement made ii payers' money protecting Ocean By Reds Ave. from the ocean. Now, let's Jan. 16 took the first step Trenton by Mr. Palmer that thi stale will take over the ocear see what the state can do. In the transition to his new ad- front road only if it is put in gooc BERLIN (AP) — More ministration by meeting with i h a p e and can be protectec American military units Meyner and Meyner's cabinet igainst the ocean. rolled over Berlin's auto- for two hours yesterday. Answer bahn lifeline to the West "The state is in the very best •In Good Shape' today in defiance of a So- of hands," Hughes said after "Ocean Ave. is in good shape, wards. and Monmouth County made Needy viet warning that such troop that way," said Mr. Irwin. "Onlj movements could lead to "dan- Related Story, Page 3 a couple of years ago we resur gerous consequences." faced it along the North Beach The Soviets, who control the On other topics, Hughes said: I Sea Bright. Then we did the Appeal 110-line superhighway through 1. He would like to meet with a m e thing along the S o u t Communist East Germany, Meyner and Gov. Nelson Rocke Beach. You can't do much mon NEW SHREWSBURY — The tightened their inspection of U.S. feller of New York before Jan than that." Shrewsbury Chorale has re- convoys but made no attempt 16 to get an introduction to in- Monmouth County has askec sponded to yesterday's call for to stop them, terstate problems. that New Jersey take over Ocea help to finance Christmas baskets Six vehicles forming the last Undecided Yet Ave. as a state highway an for needy families here. section of a U.S. convoy which 2. He has not decided any Cabi- widen it to four lanes. Countj The group last night scheduled set out for West Germany this net appointments, but he men- officials claimed the widening is a benefit performance for Dec. morning were halted at the So- tioned the names of four men he leeded to handle increased traf- 12 at 8: IS p.m. at the Swimming viet checkpoint outside West Ber- would like to have in his admin fic that would build up once River School. lin when the Russians found an lstration — Meyner's personal Ocean Ave. becomes an approac The proceeds will go to the THEY'RE GOING HOME — Quean Mother Elizabeth says goodbye to her daughter. error in their travel documents. counsel, Stephen B. Wiley of Edward J. Davis artery to the proposed Sandy New Shrewsbury Christmas Club, Princess Margaret, and her son-in-law, Lord Snowdon, as thsy leave Clarence House Technical Error Morristown; his assistant coun- Hook Park. a group which for years has seen in London, yesterday with their infant ion, Viscount Linley. The parents were taking The U.S. autobahn operations gel, David J. Goldberg of Tren- Mr. Palmer said he must get to it that no one here went with- officer, Capt. Harry Daniels, was ton; Hudson County Sheriff Wil- Plumbing the opinion of the state Depart- out a Christmas dinner, and no their child to their apartment in London's Kensington Palace. The infant was born called to straighten out their pg. liam J. Flanagan; and Robert J. ment of Conservation and Eco- child lacked a toy on Christmas in Clarence House, residence of the queen mother. (AP Wirephoto from London) pers and the three jeeps and Burkhardt, Hughes' campaign nomic Development on the possi- morning. three trucks were allowed to go director. Inspector >ilities of defending the road Singing for other people's sup- on after an hour and 14 min- 3. He will meet again with the igainst erosion. pers, the chorale will present a In Event of Night Attack utes. Cabinet Dec. 19 and hold talks program of carols and classical The documentation error was Is Ousted 'State Responsibility' with individual cabinet members Christmas music, under the di- believed to be technical and ap- in the meantime. KEANSBURG- Edward J. Da- He also said he has told Mon- rection of Alden Hammond of parently it was cleared up with- 4. He plans to meet with Dem- vis was fired as plumbing inspec- mouth officials the road must be Swimming River Rd. Schools Seen as Shelters out a dispute. ocratic county leaders, probably tor last night at a disciplinary "half-soled and heeled" by the J. Lester Rigby, president of The first two sections of the next Thursday, to name leaders hearing conducted by the Board ;ounty before it is turned over to the Chorale and former mayor WASHINGTON (AP) — Civil when downtown areas are most- voted $169 million for this and 150-man convoy passed through Of the 1962 Legislature, among of Health. of this borough, said he and other Defense planners are looking to ly vacated. for stocking the selected areas he checkpoinl without incident. other things. The local plumber was found members of the group read a the use of shelter-adapted The Pentagon's Civil Defense jwilh foO(i and olher supplies. Normally the Soviet guards Hughes said his decision on a guilty of violating an addendum Policeman story in yesterday's Register schools as key refuge centers in agency has conducCed several This phase of the program is ex- make only a routine count of broad-based tax will be made to the plumbing code which pro- about the lack of funds for the event a nuclear attack shoul pilot operations in marking and pected to be finished by about the men and vehicles described come at night. only after getting reports on two hibits him from practicing plumb- Christmas baskets this year. identifying spaces in public and July. Officials estimated that in the travel papers handed studies—one being made now by ing in the borough and serving Quits Over Within two hours, he said, they Schools often are the only suit- private buildings that could j'hese areas might provide pro-!'hem, taking only 20 to 25 min- the at»te Tax Policy Commission as plumbing inspector at the had scheduled the benefit per- able structures for this purpose serve as fallout shelters. tection for about SO million peo utes. and the other to be made by a same time. formance. in residential areis, the aff'cials On the basis of preliminary!1'?; ., The U.S. Army has been committee he will name. George Cameron dissented and 'ay Scale Borough service clubs will be said today. checks, officials said, it has been1 President Kennedy, spelling shuttling 150-man units from Study Made Arthur Robinson abstained in the asked to help the neighborly ef- For .nis reason, it is believed found that the average size shel- out his on sheIlcrs « West Germany to West Berlin, ..State Treasurer John A. Ker- voting. UNION BEACH - One police- fort by selling tickets throughout (he Pennon's civil defense of- ter area in existing buildings news conference last Wednesday, and from West Berlin lo West vldk, rioW on leave to act as The ordinance became effective man resigned last night and three the borough. fice is considering the possibility can hold 300 to 600 persons. said "the central responsibility Germany, for brief training that the fedpral government pay executive director of the Demo- Oct. 11. lore were reported on the verge The marking-identifying pro- .., is for us to provide commun- periods since soon after the cri- part of the cost of adapting cratic state committee, has made Mr. Davis, on Oct. 19, directed f quitting "unless something is ram is about to get going on a ity shelters." sis created by the Communist a study of the budget for Hughes. a letter to the board stating that lone about police salaries." schools as shelters. g gg wall dividing Berlin. (See SHELTERS, Page 2) Hughes said he has not had a he had been advised not to quit "Our police department has the To Prohibit Steuart Pittraan, assistant sec- nation-wide scale. Congress The U.S. Army says the ro- Chance to discuss it with Ker- his dual role as plumber and owest salary scale in the entire retary of defense for civil de- tation is necessary because West vick at length, but he gets the plumbing inspector. state of New Jersey," Council- Advertising fense, was expected to give fur- Berlin is too cramped for ex- man Frank C. Raccioppi, police ther information on the shelter tensive training maneuvers and (See HUGHES, Page 2) (See DAVIS, Page 2) chairman, told The Register. program at a news conference School Consultant troops in West Germany need ex. Ready to Quit Billboards today. perlence under Berlin conditions. Unless something is done ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — An Officials said there is a popu- But the traffic it generally con- Police Department bout it I know three more men irdinance was introduced at last lar misconception that shelters Is Hired by Board sidered a demonstration of U.S. rfio are ready to resign,", he light's meeting of the Township must be underground to be ef- determination to maintain iti dded. Committee which prohibits the fective against fallout. On the FAIR HAVEN - The Board of termine future space and curricu- rights on the autobahn. The man who quit his post last ;rection of advertising billboards contrary, they said, multistory Education last night hired an ed- lum requirements. Clay Scored buildings provide excellent pro- Study Is Proposed ight is Patrolman William E. in the township. ucational consulting firm to sur- The survey will include a com- In the first Soviet protest tection. 'arsells. Township Attorney D. Joseph vey the elementary school sys- prehensive analysis of the pres- against the traffic, the news MIDDLETOWN — Richard W. Mr. Kelly is not able to do the In a letter to council, Mr. Par- ieVito said the ordinance was a Preliminary surveys have in tern here. ent program in the Fair Haven agency Tass spoke of the "pro- Seuffert, business administrator, job at this time Mr. Seuffert said. ells cited the low salaries in the :larification of a section of the dicated there is plenty of shel- At a special meeting board schools, a projection of future vocative character of this ac- •aid he will informally recom- olice department, plus the fact :oning ordinance adopted in July. ter space available in downtown members voted to employ Edu- school enrollments, and a study Ion." It charged that since U.S. The business administrator al- mend to the Township Committee hat Civil Service has refused to The ordinance allows small areas to protect people in event cational Research Services, Inc., of the educational needs of the roops in West Germany serve so said that Bruce Smith, Nor- that a police expert be broughi :lassify him in his position be- ligns for residences, business and they are caught in a daytime at- of New York City. The firm's fee community. he North Atlantic Treaty Organ- folk, Va., another expert, has In to conduct an "administrative :ause of a dispute over Civil arms, but prohibits the erection tack, they added. will be $5,000. Dr. Cornell's report to the ization, their maneuvering in been considered, along with Don- iervice physical exam require- The basic problem, officials review of the police department.' if billboards and flashing neon According to a board spokes- board, Mr. Dusinberre said, will West Berlin "means the inclusion al McNamara, dean of the New nents. said, is to find enough shelter Mr. Seuffert said Mayor John ;igns. man, Educational Research Serv- include an appraisal of the sys- of West Berlin in the aggressive York School of Criminology. space in suburban residential T. Lawley, Jr., and Thomas S But he said the main reason Final hearing on the ordinance ice is headed by Dr. Francis G. tem as it is now operating plus military bloc of NATO." areas. That's where the achols Field, Jr., police committee He said the International As- his resignation was the pay ill be held Dec. 28. Cornell, a professional educator recommendations for Improve- The agency accused Gen. Lu- chairman, agree with the propos sociation of Police Chiefs, Inc., uestion. The committee instructed the ome in. since 1934 and a consultant to ment. cius D. Clay. President Ken- al. Washington, D. C, has a team $4,200 a Year ownship engineer to inspect sec- The shelter areas in the several governmental agencies The board's decision, he said, nedy's personal representative in The announcement came on the which does this sort of work. Mr. Parsells said he started on tions of the Zimmerer develop- schools could be of greater bene- since 1940. was made as part of a plan to Berlin, of being the "instigator lie force two years ago at $3,800 fit in event of attack at night heels of charges by a patrolman ments to ascertain whether the Dr. Cornell is the author o! continue to improve the educa- and organizer of the military Mr. Seuffert said a prelimin- nd is now getting only $4,200. who quit the force last week that roads are in condition for the books on school finance and edu- tional program and to provide the demonstration." ary review could be made which 'I can make a lot more money the department is not being run township to take over mainten- cational statistics and has con- facilities needed to meet the de-i Meanwhile, U.S. Army head- would determine what a com- tan that driving a truck so that's efficiently. ;nce. An Apple ducted school surveys in all parts mands of possible increased en-jquarters for Europe announced prehensive review would cost. hat I'm doing," he added. The patrolman, William Bud- Mr. deVito was instructed to of the country. rnllments. more movements will be made. xinski, quit the force after only He said a comprehensive re- Police Chief John F. Conroy nvestigate ordinances in neigh- The firm selected was chosen It said Ihe 1.500-man 1st Battle •ight months of service. view would evaluate the depart- lid Mr. Parsells will continue boring townships that set fees For Teacher Series of Meetings after a series of interviews with Group, 19th Infantry, 24th Divi- Police Chief Earl N. Hoyer ment in terms of what it now has, help the department by serv- r building permits. The com- Peter deK. Dusinberre, board various professional consultants sion will soon move Into Berlin icoffed at the patrolman's and what it needs to bring it ; as a special policeman. ittee is considering increasing RED BANK — Students at president, said last night the plan and university representatives, from West Germany to replace charges, saying, "He wasn't such up to a top flight force. (See SALARIES Page 2) :s fees. Red Bank Catholic High School to hire an educational consultant Mr. Dusinberre said. Ihe 1st Battle Group, 18th In- a good cop, and never really had went all out last week to pro- grew from a scries of meetings Funds for the new service are fantry, 8th Division. the potential." vide an apple for the teacher. a board committee held to de- available in the budget. (See BERLIN, Page 2) Mr. Seuffert said the idea of In observance of "Teacher bringing in a police consultant Dominican Violence Rises Appreciation Day," the students had been under study for some placed an apple and card o." ap- 9 time. preciation on the desks of all Rodgers Out of Mayor s Post He said he originally suggested Military Plan Is teachers. that Oliver Kelly, deputy police The apples were purchased chief in Newark, conduct the re- Rejected by the Student Council. Says Procedure, Council Position view. SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) — The major op- Illegal At Stake position faction last night rejected UNION BEACH - The question Langan and Councilmcn Frank C. Charge Man a military proposal to keep Presi Index of who's going to he mayor for ', Raccioppi, Bernard T. Marciniak dent Joaquin Balaguer in office Page the balance of this year turned and Robert Holland) could ap- Stole Truck as head of a seven-man ruling Amusements 18-19 ;int0 a 8ame of "music'i| chairs"! point a councilman to fill the junta anil give the armed forces Rodgers' unexpircd council term RED BANK-Earl M. Hughes, Births ..._ _ 2 i last night when William F. Rot'g-] virtual autonomy in the strife- Jim Bishop _ 8 !ers said "I'm not it—not jusij i (to Dec. 31, 1962.) 25, of Texas Rd., Matawan. was ridden Dominican Republic, Hal Boyle _ 6 j yet." ! However, if Mr. Rodgers does trrestcd in Middletown last night, The National Civic Union not take over as mayor, or re- 11 minutes after he reportedly Bridge 4 Mr, Rodgers, the mayor-elect. strongest of the three opposition Classified 24-27 was appointed mayor to fill a sign as councilman, until Janu- gtole a large dump truck from groups demanding that Balaguer Comics _ 28 month and a half of former May- ary, his faction would then have Newman Springs Rd. step aside in favor of a provision- Crossword Puzzle 4, 7 or Harvey C. Erikscn's unex- the controlling voles to fill the Middletown Patrolman George al government free of Trujillo Editorials 6 |pired term, by Borough Council (vacant council seat. A. Brown apprehended Hughes elements, broke off negotiations j Bigger Margin driving the truck filled with with the government and warned Herblock g [at a special meeting Nov. 1G. If the Rodgers group names the gravel in front of Middletown Dominicans that they faced "ab- Kitty Kelly _.. 14 ! The move came as a result of new councilman, it will control police headquarters. solute domination by military Movie Timetable .....~,18 |thc resignation of acting Mayor [the governing body, next year, by Robert Cook, 89 Alameda Ct, powers." Obituaries 2 | William J. Langan, who had been] Shrewsbury, owner of the truck, Sylvia Porter _ g j holding the post left vacani by 5-2, whereas if the other faction Radio Address Mr. Eriksen for the past three had reported it stolen at 11:44 Radio-Televlsion 18-19 gets the council seat, the Rodgers Bolaguer earlier had declared months. p.m. Patrolman Brown stopped Religious Service 20, 27 group would still control, but by in a radio address that his pres- Mr. Rodgers said last night thej Hughes at 11:55 p.m. Social v 14-15 a margin of only 4-3. ent government would stay in of- DON GAS MASKS — Police in Santo Domingo don gas entire procedure at the special j William F. Rodgers Hughes was scheduled to be George Sokolsky Mr. Rodgers said later last fice unless the opposition ac- Sports meeting was illegal. night he would be willing to take arraigned this morning before! cepted the military proposal. He masks prior to hurling tear gas at demonstrators in the 22-23 take control of the administra-l Stock Market What's At Stake lover for th Magistrate John V. Crowell. said it "backs the constitutional Dominican Republic capital yesterday. The demonstra- I tion in January. Successful Investing ... At stake is the vacancy *|iich las council president and acting order...lias the advantage of clar- Anderson's Slorm Windows tors were part of a nationwide strike aimed at toppling ZZ J Mr. Rodgers will leave when lie If Mr. Rodgers were lo take mayor, rather than mayor, thus ifying the situation." Agency for: RED BANK LUM- 15,000 Christmas Trees resigns as councilman. over the mayor's post now, not having to resign his council The civic union also appealed the regime of President Joaquin Balaguer. BER, 9 Wall St.,'Red Bank. Your choice, $1. Huhn's, F St., The Rodgers' faction, which rather than in January, the other post until January. -Adv. (See DOMINICAN Page 3) (AP Wirephotaj Belmar.—Adv. swept the Nov. 7 election, will council faction (including Mr. (See RODGERS, Page: • -ft TV 2-Fridty. December!, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Scouts Set' Mr*. A. Larsen Camp Official New feney-Moftiy many tad Die- at Age 101 Erosion Funds 13 Million mild today after #ome early KEYPORT — Mn, AugutU OBITUARIES cloudiness, high in the low 50JRecognitio. n Larsen, who was 101 Ust March To Address Fair tonight and low in the !0i. 13, died yesterday it her home Short of Shore Requests Saturday mostly fair and mild Bananet on Front St. here. Tour Group MRS. SALVATORE SARACINO WILLIAM I-MORGAN with some 1 Mrs. Larsen moved to Keyport OAKHURST - Jack L. Rhea, NEW YORK - Mrs. Mabel WEST LONG BRANCH - Wil- variable cloudi- ASBURY PARK - More- than from Hoboken six years ago. TRENTON — The state De- Shrewsbury River, and TakanaS' 1,000 Monmouth County Boy director of camping at the Phil- Healy Saracino, 47. of 9 Hialeah liam I. Morgan, 67, of 89 Locust partment of Conservation and see Lake, ness, high Surviving are a son, Otto Lar- Ave. Middletown Township, N.J. Ave., died Wednesday in Mon- the 50s. Scout leaders and their wives mont, N. M., Boy Scout Ranch, Economic Development began Spring Lake — $262,500; sen of Downsville, N.Y.; a will address a leaders' meeting died Tuesday in Flower Hospita mouth Medical Center after a MARINE are expected to attend the andaughter- , Mrs. Emma Hellrauth today the details of assigning bury Park, $15,000; Allenhurst, nual Scouters' Recognition Ban- in the headquarters of Monmouth here after open heart surgery. short illness, priorities for anti-beach erosion $75,000; Brleile, $50,000; Deal Cape May to of Hazlet, and one grandson. Mrs. Saracino, daughter of Mrs. Mr. Morgan was born In Bay- Block Island quet in Convention Hall here Council of Boy Scouts here Sat- and inland waterway dredging $62,500: Keansburg, $50,000; Key next Tuesday. Services will be held today in urday, Dec. 9. Nellia Niblow Healy of Keans- onne, son of the late Charles A. — Northwest Downsville. The Mehlenbeck projects in seashore counties. port, $50,000; Loch Arbour, $50,- Kendall H. Lee, city manager Mr. Rhea, who entered the Ar-burg and the late John Healy, and Mary Jane Devy Morgan. 000; Neptune, $62,500; Sea Bright winds 10 to 15 Funeral Home of Hazlet is in was bora In Patterson N. J. SheHe had lived here 35 years, and With slightly more than Jl knots, becom- Asbury Park and chairman my in 1942 and rose to the rank million In state money available $50,000; Sea Girt, $10,000, and charge of arrangements. of major in World War II, hashad lived In Middletown Town- for the past 30 years had owned Union Beach, $75,000. ing variable in the activities committee for ship for five years. for matching-fund projects with Monmouth County of Boy Scouts, been with the Boy Scouts since and operated the William I, Mor- direction late gan Insurance Agency. municipalities in Monmouth, The bid from Keansburg was today and tosaid the event will be one of the leaving military service. Surviving are her husband, Sal Ocean. Atlantic and Cape May for beachfill at New Point Com night with velocities less than 10 largest affairs of its kind ever Indian Guide At the meeting here, he wilvatore Saracino; two daughters, He was a member of Old First Counties, the department hai fort; Keyport, for beachfill held in this area. converse with scout leaders from Linda Lee ami Gail Lynn Sara- Methodist Church, past president been asked to allocate nearly $• groins and bulkheading near the knots. Variable winds Saturday about 10 knots. Visibility five Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Tribe Set Monmouth and other New Jer-cino of Middletown; a brother, and member of the West Long million. sewage treatment plant; Sea Explorers in full uniform will sey counties who plan to make John Healy bf Elizabeth; and aBranch Fire Company No.. 2, and Bright, for jetty work in front miles or more except lower early "Obviously, we can not meet Saturday. Mostly fair weather. participate in the opening and RED BANK — The newl; the trip to the New Mexico ranch sister, Miss Ruth Healy of Keans- a former fire chief of the fire all requests," H. Mat Adams, of 660 and 412 Ocean Ave., and closing ceremonies. They also formed Indian Guide tribe o[ next summer. Already three Mon- burg. department. He was first presi- Union Beach, for beachfill. EXTENDED FORECAST dent and charter member.of the department commissioner, told a In eastern Pennsylvania, south will present a special demonstra- Shrewsbury has selected "Co- mouth County leaders and 25 There will be a solemn high meeting of shore officials tion called "It's Fun To Be manche" as its tribal name. scouts have been signed up formass of requiem in St. Boniface West Long Branch Lions Club, eastern New York, Connecticut past president of the West Long Toms River Wednesday. and New Jersey temperature! Scout." According to Wilbur Hollands, the 21-day tour to Philmont. The Catholic Church, Patterson, Sat- These requests were sub- Camping exhibits in the ai Middletown, chairman of the scouts making the trip will meel urday at 9 p.m. Burial will be inBranch Community center, and Hughes during the five-day period Satur- was a trustee of the center un- mitted from Monmouth County day through Wednesday depar- cade will be open to the publi Community YMCA Youth Com- here at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec Calvary Cemetery, Paterson. The Long Branch—$207,000 for ex- (Continued) mittee, this Is the first of the 2512. John G. Kotran Funeral Home, til his death. general impression the tax picture- s likely in extreme north and starting at 6:30 p.m. The d tension of the sea wall, repai west sections. Generally mild ner will be served at 7. tribes to be organized by spring 453 River St., Paterson, is in In 1959, after 25 years of serv- cf jetties In Elberon and retur- e is not dismal. throughout except somewhat cool- Earl C. Bennett, cubmaster of 1962 in this area. charge of arrangements. ice Mr. Morgan retired as chair- pair of bulkheading at Takanas- Hughes is ths first governor to At the election, conducted by man of the Board of Assessors er Tuesday. Precipitation may Pack 40, Belmar, has bee: PAUL J. COLE see Lake, and $91,000 for dredg be elected, in recent times with total 0.1 to Q.5 inch, mainly as named master of ceremonies Mr. Hollands, using the officia of the borough. He was a life out a pledge against a broad- TV Key LONG BRANCH - Paul J. Ing in Manhasset, Branchport, scattered showers late Saturday Others participating Include Wl Indian method, Walton Kings member of the Valley of Trenton Buxton's and Flynn Creeks, based tax. He said he would berry became tribal chief; Cole, 82, of 231 Van Dyke PI., Scottish Rite. For 25 years he or early Sunday and again about Ham F. Mattison, West Allei died yesterday in his home here. adopt such a tax only as a last Tuesday. hurst, council commissioner; Joseph Lutz, tallykeeper; Donald had been a delegate to the State resort. Trotter, medicine man, and He had worked as an agent for Firemen's Association, and ha TIDES Donald Sterner, Belmar, pre Mailbag the Prudential Life Insurance Co. Kervick mentioned the possi- (Sandy Hook) dent of the council; Dr. Clyi Bruce Montgomery, wampum was a member of the Shore Fire- Davis bility that New Jersey may be bearer. for 36 years prior to his retire- men's Bowling League. Today — High 2:06 p.m., lowW. Slocutn, Oakhurst, actii By STEVEN H. SCHEUER ment in 1949. (Contfijatd) able to keep Its distinction of be- chairman, of the leadersh: The father and ion Y-Indian Surviving are his wife, Mrs. 8:59 p.m. Bom at Brewster, N. Y., he Contending t&feie 5>»s I»eh ing one of the two states in theSaturday—High 2:59 a.m. andtraining committee, Rev. Charli Guides program, a national, Question — I would like to Lola Irwin Morgan; a son, local and Civil Service tenur nation without a sales or per- home-centered club program, know something about the danc- was the son of the late Leon and Charles L. Morgan of this place; sonal income tax. 3:05 p.m. Low 9:22 a.m. and A, Sayre, pastor of First Methoi Theresa Cole. He resided in Long «ince before the adoption of th 9:45 p.m. ist Church, Asbury Park, ar, started in 1926 In St. Louis. In ers on most of the variety shows, two brothers, John A. Morgan of . ordinance, Mr. Davis claimed Hughes said the committee he 1935 it became of the four-fronts I mean the dancers who back up Branch most of his life, Roselle Park and Edwin Morgan Sunday-High 3:54 a.m. andJ. Fred BMett. Shrewsbury Surviving are his wife, Mrs last night that the "conflict ol names will act as a small tax 4:04 p.m., low 10:11 a.m. and programs of the YMCA. The the stars who can't really dance of Deal; two sisters, Mrs. Ralph. convention to review the entire county scout executive. Mollie Acton Cole, and two broth- interest" clause in the measun 10:29 p.m. About 30 scout leaders will n group of fathers and sons will in musical numbers and make Harrington of North Miami, Fla., Is not applicable to him. revenue and spending picture. meet twice a month In the homes them look good. I'm wondering ers, Jake and Joseph Cole, both and Mrs, Howard P. Lawder of He again mentioned the possi- (For Red Bank and Rumson ceive veteran service awards of Long Branch. George E. Ostrov, borough at- bridge, add two hours, Sea Bright the banquet while 30 others w of the big braves, and Indian if they go under a special name Fanwood, and a grandson. torney, indicated that after the bility of naming state Sen lore will be the theme of theor if they're hired separately — Rev. Alfred Sico will conducl The funeral will be tonight at S Wayne Dumont, Jr., R-Warren deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch be recognized for having co a solemn high requiem mass in Jiealth board has filed a notice deduct 15 minutes; Highlands pleted specified training requin program with craft and story ac- C. McN., Jacksonville, Florida o'clock in the Robert A. Braun of its disciplinary action against to the committee. Dumont is a tivities. The "Comanche" tribe Answer — Although some Star of the Sea Catholic Church Home for Funerals, Eatontown, leading advocate of a broad- bridge, add 40 minutes.) ments. Four county men wl tomorrow at 9 a.m. Burial will Mr. Davis with the state Civil receive the coveted Silver Beav with the newly formed "Fox shows such as the "Perry Como with Rev. J. K. Helm of Trenton Service Commission, Mr. Davi based tax. Tribe" of Shrewsbury will be- Show " have the same group of be in Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Wes officiating. Burial will take place CHICAGO (AP)-A warming er award for distinguished sen Long Branch. The Flock Funera tiai 30"days to appeal to the com The governor-elect said he trend ushered in the month o ice to boyhood. This Is the high come a part of the Naveslnk Na- dancers on every program, other Saturday at 10 a.m. at Glenwood mission. hopes a co-operative method can tion, which is Red Bank YMCA's shows, who use dancers in their Home, Long Branch, is In charge Cemetery. December today, with tempera- est award that can be conferrc of arrangements. He stated that the commission be found to work out the long tures moderating to seasonably on a volunteer worker by a loci territorial nation. production numbers, hire them stalemated proposal to have the could question the constitutional- cool to mild levels. scout council. The recipients The number of members In as they are needed. These tal- DAVID COOK LUIGI FIANO ity of the measure. Port of New York Authority buy Freezing weather was reported the award are never announce tribe consists of 10 fathers (Big ented "hoofers" rarely get any the Hudson Tubes. New Jersey RUMSON -David Cook, of 8 MORGANVILLE - Luigi Fl- To Continue Challenge in only a relatively small part until the actual moment of pn Braves) and 10 sons (Littli credit or billing for the good work First St., died Wednesday in Al ano, 61, of Harbor Rd., died yes- The ousted plumbing inspecto legislators have balked at Newof the country, including New sentation. Braves). The Shrewsbury tribes they always do. It's good to see York's action tying the tubes lenwood Hospital after a long ill terday in Paul Klmball Hospital, •aid be would continue to "chal- England, the extreme North Cen- were formed by Invitation of thsthat someone has noticed their ness. Lakewood. purchase to port authority con- efforts and took the time to com- lenge the law." tral Plains and sections of the YMCA through the first and sec- He was born in Lakewood He was born in Italy 'and had William Lowe, a board mem- struction of a world trade cen- Middle and South Atlantic coast ond grades at the Shrewsbury ment about them. , ter in Manhattan. Fellowship son of the late David and Ellen lived in this area more than 40 states. Boro School through the co-op- Regan Cook. He was a guard at ber, questioned what had hap- Equal Consideration eration of Howard Matteson years. He owned and operated a pened to former charges of dere- A broad belt of southerly winds Hears Rev. Hal Question — Who was the bril-Fort Monmouth. Mr. Regan was farm for the past 23 years. Hughes said he did not care fanned warm GuIf air ,rom Tex. principal. It is expected that the liant actor who played the lieu- a World War I veteran and a liction of duty against Mr. Davis. much for New York's action MATAWAN — Rev. Carroll tribe will invite other fathers and Mr, Fiano was a member of the Mr. Ostrov said "he saw no as and the lower Mississippi val- Hall, vicar of Trinity Episcop; tenant in the TV production of member of the Shrewsbury Post Tri-County Farmers Association, either. He said New Jersey is a ley northward to the southern sons to participate and attend "The Power and the Glory"? American Legion, Red Bank. aense in beating a dead horse." sovereign state entitled to equal Church, was guest speaker at the meeting of the tribe at Mr and St. Joseph's Catholic Church, 'Both Mr. Cameron and Mr. Great Lakes region and upper meeting of the: Young People' I have seen him before and have Surviving are two sisters, Mrs Keyport. consideration. Mississippi valley. Trotter's home on Buttonwood always enjoyed his performances Lowe charged that the attorney Fellowship in the parish hall. H Dr., Dec. 18. Lionel Broadbent of this place Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Hughes, a former judge, said Mild Pacific air flowing east- spoke on "The Resident Priest' but never as much as in theand Mrs. Leon Hicks of Elberon Philomena Delia Pietro Fiano; had not proceeded to prepare he thinks New Jersey might be material for a hearing on the ward across the Rocky Moun- and tha qualifications and educa The Community YMCA of Red"Power and the Glory." In my The funeral will be tomorrow four daughters, Mrs. Joseph able to get a quick court deci- tains resulted the familiar tion necessary for this vocation Bank will present Its father and opinion, he was the best thing at 8 a.m. from the William S Sweeney of Freehold, Mrs. Peter "careless plumbing" charges as sion on the validity of its new directed by the board and chinook effect warm winds Miss Nancy Cromwell, pres son Indian Guides' orientation about this overrated show, and Anderson Funeral Home, Red Brakman of Washington, D. 'C, commuter income tax. New Jer-moving down the eastern slopes program in the Fairview School, that includes the great Olivier, — Bank, with a requiem mass at 9and Miss Mary Lou and Miss termed this "dereliction of duty." sey and New York might apply dent, conducted the business se: Mr. Ostov contended that prep- brought sharply rising tempera- sion during which plans wer Middletown, Monday, and MonB- . S., Bridgeport, Conn. "clock in St. James Cattholic Nancy Fiano, both at home; a for a declaratory judgment, he tures to Montana and some areas day, Dec. 11. Answer — George C. Scott sister in Italy, and a grandchild. aration lor the case would have said. made to hold a swimming part Church. Burial will be in Mt. been lengthy and said adoption in Wyoming and Colorado. in Asbury Park Wednesday, Do Wilbur Hollands, who himself played the bespectacled officer in Olivet Cemetery. The funeral will be Monday at of the "conflict of interest" Meyner expects New York Clear weather was reported In 6. Each member may bring was an Indian Guide and carries David Susskind's production of 8:30 a.m. from the Day Funeral ordinance had made a separati to challenge the tax, since it the East coast and Southeast guest and the cars will leave t the name of "Big Chief Run- "The Power and the Glory." MARSDEN H. LANDERS Home, Keyport, followed at 9 bearing unnecessary. would remove $40 million a year states, Arizona, New Mexico, church at 7 p.m. for the pool ning Fox", invites parents from This seems to be Mr. Scott's CLEARWATER, Fla.-Marsden o'clock by a solemn high requi- "We can't bring charges agains from its treasury. But until such West Texas and from eastern the Empress Motel, Asbury Par the Red Bank area to call the year. Besides "Glory" and other H. Landers, 77, formerly of Redem mass in St. Joseph's Catholic Mr. Davis now that he has been a challenge is settled, the state Montana into Nebraska and cen- YMCA for further information i TV acting gems this season Bank, N. J., died here yesterday. Church by Rev. Cornelius J. bd' bl i i Members will fill a food bask ousted," the attorney said. budget's balance remains in tral Kansas. for a needy family for Chris they wish to form tribes in their George gives one of the year's He moved here four years ago. Kane, pastor. Burial will be in Cameron Answers doubt Some early morning reports: mas.' neighborhoods. best performances on the screen Mr. Landers was a member of St. Joseph's Cemetery. Mr. Cameron countered tlia Hughes saidt he vjants a meet- New York 36, clear; Chicago 37, in "The Hustler," which will pro- the Society of Civil Engineers, A large delegation of the mem- Alpha Delta Phi of Columbia the ordinance was "an easier way ing with R&i&wHer' -before Jan, cloudy; Boston 31, partly cloudy; bers attended the monthly me: bably figure importantly when -LEGAL NOTICE- 16, but now would be a terrible Washington 35, partly cloudy; At Says PR Put Academy Award time rolls University and of Green Ave., to get rid of Davis without the ing of the Convocation In Asbu NOTICE possible danger of Davis refuting time, he said, because of the lanta 39, partly cloudy; Miami around. Many of the TV critics Baptist Church, Brooklyn. MONMOUTH COUNTT Park Sunday evening. Over Service SURROGATE'S COURT the charges." loss of Rockefeller's son oft the69, clear: St. Louis 38, partly felt as you did about "Power," He is survived by his wife, Notice To Creditor! To Present New Guinea coast. but despite some slow spots andMrs. Florence S. Landers; a Cltlnu Asulmt Xntate In another disciplinary action, cloudy; Minneapolis 40, cloudy; ST. LOUIS (AP) - Former ESTATE OP LOUIS BTULTZ, JR., the health board-ruled that Mrs Hughes was non-committal on Kansas City 47, cloudy; Denver Young Churchmen President Harry S. Truman says the stacked star cast, It was stil brother, William Landers of DBOEASED. good, if not altogether great, TV Monterey, Calif., and a sister Pursuant to the order of EDWARD George Cameron, registrar how many of Meyner's cabinet 31, partly cloudy; Dallas 4B, part- Of County Meet President Eisenhower's adminis- C. BROEQB. Surrogate of the County vital statistics, had failed members he would keep. ly cloudy; Phoenix 50, clear; Se- fare. Mrs. Bernice L. Johnson of oof fMonmouth, this day made, on the ASBtJRY PARK - The Epi tration put public relations above application ol the undersigned, Ralph "comply with certain orders ol "There may be changes," he attle 47, rain; San Francisco 55, public service. San Francisco. H. Wlllgerodt, Sole Executor of tti» copal Young Churchmen of Mo: Funeral services will be field estate of the the laid I/ouls Btulti, the board." said, "but I have a general good cloudy; Los Angeles 54, partly mouth Convocation met Sund Speaking last night at a St. Question — My friend told me Jr., deceased, notice Is hereby (Ivan Impression of Gov. Meyner's ad-cloudy; Anchorage 13, cloudy, and he read somewhere that a newtoday at the Moss Funeral Home to the creditor! o! «ald deceased to The board authorized the at- at Trinity Church here. Pre Louis County Democratic Com- present to the aald Sole Executor ministration and an integral part Honolulu 74, partly cloudy. TV series based on the "Auntie here. their claims under oath within six torney to withhold final notice ol dent Thomas Simms of Freehol mittee dinner in his honor, Tru- months from thli date. the action and "in the event that of that administration Is the cabi- presided. There were 160 presen! man said Eisenhower and forMame. " character was goiing to Diteli November 29th. 1961. written notice is received from net." mer Vice President Richard M. be on starting in January. Is thi RALPH H. WrLUJBRODT, After a brief business meetl definite, and if so will Rosalind » Heights Terrace, Mrs. Cameron declining reap- Berlin Nixon excelled In public rela- Little silver, N. t. the adviser, Rev. Henry A. Ma Russell repeat her movie role as Sole Executor pointment, the charges will be Jr., introduced the speake: tions. r Mai M»hl«r. Esq., (Continued) Mame? — M. K. L., Baltimore, withdrawn." Shelters lamuel Steinmetz, archdeacon "They lived by It, and they Births 7M Broad Btreet, William F. Herlihy was ap- The 8th Division battle group Md. Newark 2, N. J, (Continued) the Diocese of New Jersey. were good at it," he said. "They AttorneAt y pointed secretary and registrar ti was sent from West Germany to exalted form above substance, Answer — I think it is inevi- Dec. 11. 8, 15. 22 11I.W) Officials said Kennedy's state- strengthen the U.S. garrison In Archdeacon Steinmetz's top Rivervlew replace Mrs. Margaret Maines, appearance above reality, and table that "Auntie Mame" will Mr. and Mrs. Victor Simmons, ment docs not point to any mass West Berlin after the Comwas- , "Communism Versus t wind up as a TV situation comedy DEATH NOTICE who resigned after one day' Christian Church." In his addre: public relations above public r., & Steven Ave., New Shrews- SARACINO, on November 2», lttl, lervice in those posts. shelter building operation. But munists raised their wall through service. In other words, they re- series, but, as yet, there are no Mahle Healy, beloved wife o[ Salvalora the city. he emphasized communism is e; ury, son, yesterday, or 8 Hlleah Ave.. Mlddletown, >(• 47. No further action was taken they said, the government wil garded the label as more im- definite plans for production. Relatives and friends are Invited to at- earmark shelter spaces, stock There was some suspicion that deavorlng to have everyone li Mr. and Mrs, Howard Johnson, tend Uie funeral Saturday from funeral on last month's temporary sus- in a world legion under the portant than the contents of the When and if the show reaches 140 Campbell St., Union Beach, home or John o. Kotran, 4M River pension of Mr. Cameron as health them, and furnish guidance and the Tass protest against the au package." the screen, I doubt that Rosa- Btreet. Pattrson, New Jeney, at 8:13 of godiessness. But, son, yesterday. a.m. SI. flonlfnes Church ft a.m: In- clerk. leadership to the people, the tobahn traffic—after months ol His attack on Elsenhower came lind Russell will be Us star. Miss terment Calvary Fstenon. Vlsltlnr, states and local communities. silence — was touched off bymaintained, their plan will neve Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hender- ^rlilay 2-5, 7-10. Mr. Ostrov told The Registei less than three weeks after Russell is in big demand for on, 3 Copper La., Hazlet, son, Without disclosing details, President Kennedy's suggestion succeed, for as Americans an r that Mr. Cameron's reslgnatioi cordial meeting between the twomovies and stage work these esterday. Kennedy said, "We are now gothi- s week that the highway be- as churchmen we will fight bad days, Her next movie to be re- was effective today and that h After the speaker's present! former Presidents at the Truman Monmouth Medical Center bad turned in his books. ing to talk to some of the tween West Germany and the Library in Independence, Mo. leased i« "A Majority of One" governors who are directly con- isolated city be put under "sometion, the group held evensong, with Alec Guinness. She is cur- Mr. and Mrs. Ugo Bianchi, He Indicated that the borougr There will not be a mectin 223 Harmony Rd., Middletown, may find Itself In the strang cerned and involved in this mat- international authority." rently finishing "Five Finger ter because It requires coopera The President first raised the this month due to the Christm Exercise" with Maximilian Schell daughter, yesterday. position of "abolishing a job tha holidays. A Christmas dance wi New Member Mr. and Mrs. Goran Sarjos, 40 lias never existed on the books/ tion betwen the federal govern idea in the interview he gave and Richard Beymer, Miss Rus- ment and the states and thPremiee r Khrushchev's son-in- be held instead at St. Peter sell then will play the lead in theTwilight Ave., Kearsburg, son, communities..." law. Alcxei I. Adzhubei, editor Freehold, Dec. 28, at 8 p.m. Tr For VFW Unit movie version of "Gypsy" with yesterday. proceeds are to go toward t HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Jerry Fltkin New York State has its of the Soviet government news- 1 Natalie Wood co-starring. program for subsidizing paper, Izveslia, purchase of a diocesan you Meyer, Snug Harbor Ave., was Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bass, RD beautiful Monuments struction of shelter space in Kennedy said at his news con- center. , initiated as a new member of the •, Freehold, son, yesterday. Afe always carry a wide selec- schools. It was considered possi- ference Wednesday that he fa- Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan, tion of monuments and markers government vored working out some system of Foreign Wars post at a recent Beliord 108 Dow Ave., Oakhurst, daugh- . . . beautiful, permanent and ble the federal Beaver Alumnae expertly carved. All are guara*- might help finance state nro- which will "permit freedom of meeting in the post home. The Auxiliary of Fire Com- er, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Bracey, teed. Consult us without obliea- grams of this sort. access for the people of West Hear Speakers Mrs. John L. Dedrick, presi- pany No. 1 will hold a Christ- tion. Another field where commun- Berlin without constant pressures NEW SHREWSBURY — Thident, heard committee reports mas party and dinner tomorrow ID 4, Freehold, son, yesterday. from Mrs. Katherine Johnson, in the Alpine Manor, Atlantic Patterson Army Hospital ~Ihc Imguatt o) truth ity cooperation might be needed and without hnrassments which Monmouth County Beaver Collegi U simple" r is in the area of building codes. endanger their freedom and Club met Wednesday in the homi Americanism; Mrs. Vivian San- Highlands. Fort Monmouth Officials suggested that code which increase the tensions be- of Mrs. Harry Billerbeck, 35 Ec born, rehabilitation and safety; Election of officers will be held Airman First Class and Mrs. Expert professional changes might be needed to per- the countries." ison Ave. Mrs. Harry Crosso; Mrs. Harold Oakes, community at the auxiliary's December Fames M. Farmer, 14 First St., 24-hr, nursing care - mit existing buildings or newi He did not spell out just what and Mrs. Charles Schrocder, Jr. service; Mrs. Minor Johnson, meeting. A children's Christmas diddletown, daughter, Wednes- S Monuments ones to be adapted as shelters, internationatil l authorithi y h e hhad drepresentatives from the Morri legislation, and cancer. party will be given by the fire- lay. bUILIlJ-a.rfrfii.ibsM* Licensed by the Dcpt. n County cluh, were guest speaker: Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Dedrick men and the auxiliary will assist. Although the government ac-'' mind. DRIVER FINED JOHN VAN KIRK & SON Of Institutions and Agencies cepts the responsibility of pro- Organized in April, the club and several members visited the Of New Jersey viding community shelters, it open to alumnae of Beaver Co Oceanvtew Nursing Home, Port Rev. William Hodgdon spoke SEA BRIGHT—Ronald E. Ben- 85 Cooper rd., MidoHtoirn off it U encourages people to help them- Iege. Mrs. Billerbeck Is tempc land Rd. recently and distributed about the first Thanksgiving and ware, Beach St., Long Branch, gifts and refreshments to pa last night was fined $105 and hisllcaddeo't Corner HILLTOP selves. To this end, the Civil rary chairman. compared it to today's Thanks- CoDvrnlent Terms (Continued) The next meeting will be hel tients. giving at a recent meeting of license revoked for three months PHIVAfE NURSEVQ IIOMF, fNC. Defense office expects to have or taking a vehicle without the Kings Hwy. Mlddlctown out in two or three weeks a sug- Councilman Raccioppl said oth- in the spring. After the meeting a Chinese the Christian Couples Club of the er specinls will fill in "until a auction was held with Mrs. Ed-Methodist Church. A Christmas iwner's consent. The penalty was OS 1-0177 gested plan for backyard shel- Toms ters that would cost about $150. new man can be found who will SHREWSBURY - Police ye ward A. Kwik as the auctioneer party will be held Dec. 18 in theimposed by Magistrate John P. ake the patrolman's job at thecr-'ay issued 18 summonses and Mrs. Rudolph Hein assist- church. Weir. low pay we now have." motorists for speeding on Rt. 32 ing. "If I am still police chairman The police used an electric spcei Refreshments were served fol- Boy Scout troop 27 will collect next year," lie said, "I am going imer just south of the Shrews lowing the meeting by Mrs. San jood Will bags tomorrow morn- Worden Funeral Home lo recommend police pay raises bury Shopping Center. The avei born and Mrs. Minor Johnson. ng and bring them to the Meth- f $1,000 across the board, to boage speed of those give: odist Church. Robert Simons, spread over a two-year period." summonses. police said, wa No problem finding tenants scoutmaster, will take the bags 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK There are now seven men loft nbmil 50 miles an hour. Th when you advertise The Register to headquarters for distribution The Adams Memorial Home n the police department. speed limit there is 35. way—Advertisement. ater. SHadysido 7-0557 FOR ANY OCCASION Successor to Mount Memorial Hems ROBERT A. BRAUN HONEY BEE FLOWERS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- FUNERAL DIRECTORS RUSSELL T. HODGKISS like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the One of tho county's most modern funeral 464 BROAD STREET, continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished homes with a completely home-like atmosphere. SHREWSBURY service and quiet dignity. 310 Broad Strut R«J Bai.li, N. J. SH 1-4020 108 BROAD STREET EATONTOWN 'Reliable Since 1927 Liberty 2-0J81 HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. Formerly of East Orange A BY WIRE ANYWHERE Market Dips Sees Bigger Budget Nason on Education: Friday, • Successful Investing In Renewed Consider Growth Factor Minus New Taxes A Lesson on Listening Profit-Taking By LESLIE J. NASON with the correct answers, but in .eem to mM • career of »ot In Figuring Stock Income NEW YORK (AP) _ Renewed TRENTON (AP) — Governor- very close to the actual intake. Professor of Education completely different form than listening. When the teacher dis- profit-taking ami year-end tax elect Richard J. Hughes can Tills year's budget was based "These answers are right but requested. Or the right answers cusses tha problem with the par- By ROGER E. SPEAR selling pushed the stock market: raise the state budget by at leas) on income from major sources o the teacher says they're wrong!" to the wrong assignment. Or ents iff not at al! unusual to/i/id down yesterday despite a late $14 million next year -without revenue estimated fcy Vcrmuelen Embittered words. If you have infinite variations. that the.
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The Day Under Your Sign AIIES (fen KWi 31 I. April 19) UIKA {Utf.» it Oct.«) Don't b< « dm tt notintQuic TO a ntft aad fed «RT Ut thmttitm. RftlUr w*7 ef doing tttn|i. TAURUS (April »la May 10) SCOfPIO(Ocl.5JI»Nor.2l| It • dan-iritted inn UBIIM TOO. B«t few Uw iMUiiht « a jut/. try ts.be pitiant and «plua thiaji. ethe» "raw otr' •little, tu. SA6ITTAMUS (Nov(ov. .2 2 !• Dae.. 2121) GfU\m (May 2 20 A (sjxl d«r Io (dlirant will a clue i mmd VM inirfa Joar iotcreitiiotcreiti. CAHUCORN' (Dae. 22 t» Jan. 20) CANCER [Jiiiia 22 la July 21) Career miNera ar* exetihrtir upecttd! Kite ka; wjula tin nra •Mno. AOUAHUS (Jan. 21 fa Fab. 19) Oniiml idiu VJ off "the area of his experience," Mr. Hoffman reported. Gives Fort's Since his employment at the Aviation Supply Depot, he has been- considered for employment Viesws In at the fort In four different po- sitions, Mr. Hoffman said. In each case the operating official Zar Case considering Mr. Zar for a posi- • FORT MONMOUIH - Charges tion selected another candidate. recently aired by Paul Zar of "The civilian personnel office Red Bank that Fort Monmouth does not hire; they simply screen employment policies are "arbi- eligible candidates for a certain trary and discriminatory" were position and refer them to the answered here by J. Peter Hoff- operating official who has a va- man, information officer. cancy to fill,"; the information of- Mr. Hoffman said he issued his ficer pointed out. "From this fact atatement "reluctantly." one can draw the conclusion that . "It Is, not the policy of the the civilian personnel office was command to issue press state- not arbitary or discriminatory in ments on personnel matters," he their consideration of Mr. Zar." •sea (aid. "It is. our feeling that this "The fact that Mr. Zar was not If a matter between the person accepted by operating officials nel office and the person seeking when considered is the clear-cut • position."' responsibility of the employing of- •ii <• In this case a statement of ficial. He wants the person best facts was prepared, ha said, "to qualified to do the job, and who permit the press to match alle- will work in harmony with all !•' L gations made by Mr. Zar In their other employees," Mr. Hoffman papers against facts." said. Mr. Zar had charged that em- Later in the day Mr. Zar said ployment at the Fort is "in the that he had had a letter from hands of a few people." He said Col. Clair H. Thurston, deputy that he himself, although well post commander, and that this quaified for many positions there and other correspondence on the had been unable to find employ- matter convinced him that peo ment there. pie at the fort are "interested • "At the present time, there are and helpful and are doing their no vacancies at Fort Monmouth level best to find a suitable situ in the area id Mr. Zar's exper- ation for me." ience," Mr, Hoffman said. He said he plans to visit the "I believe every consideration fort this week to inquire fur- has been gi,ven Mr. Zar by the ther into possibilities for a job civilian personnel staff at Fort for him there. . . . with a dress shirt . . with a sport shirt Monmouth and they will continue Our Country Gentlemen jingle needle to give him consideration within Teener Without License The most complete selection of au- exford shirts in traditional button civil service and department of thentic sport shirts in coat and pull- the Army personnel procedures Runs Car Into Trees down and snap tab collars. White, •nd policies," he continued. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — A over (as shown) models by Eagle. The information officer re- car driven by a 16-year-old with- blue and olive. viewed the dates of Mr. Zar's past out a driver's license, went out M employment at the fort as fol- of control on Harmony Rd. here lows: He was employed there in Wednesday, snapped off a 10-inch *5 *. *io°° June, 1951, and resigned in Feb-pine tree and hit three more trees ruary, 1936; he was re-employed before it came to a stop, state at the fort in April, 1956, and police said. resigned in July, 1959, to accept A 19-year-old passenger, Law- a position at Camp Kilmer; he rence Bromell of Siloam Rd., was resigned at Camp Kilmer in July, admitted to Fitkin Hospital with 1960, and Was employed by the multiple cuts on his face. Aviation Supply Depot, Philadel- No summons has been issued phia, in March of this year. to the driver. George T. Ket- When Mr. Zar left-Camp Kil- cham, also of Siloam Rd., be- mer last year he inquired about cause he is a, juvenile, the in employment at Fort Monmouth, vestigating officer, Trooper Wil- but there were no vacancies in liam Kays, said. TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES ART tt DRAFTING MATERIALS .X btabltdtrt Telephone RED BANK — The list of stu- Meredith Robinson, Claire Roc- HOLIDAY CUSTOMATIC 8mm PROJECTOR dents who earned honor roll co, Jane Ruck, Irene Sandlass, • IrtsUnt TbHdbir • • • standing at Red Bank Catholic Donald Smith and John Sidwa. loop, sprocktd or tem! High School was released recent- Sophomores — Elizabeth An • 500 Walt Brilliance! ly by the school. derson, Mary Boccella, Kathleen • Ultra-Sharp 1/1.6 coated leu! 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No matter wha size, you'll find itl 35c. t i (1 8-Frid*y, December 1. IM1 RED BANK REGISTER doesn't «hray» work, but it heljn flwra wtewwetMaw free* if you are dead." time tt Kin* that t.lsf M The station, which leUf Oulf "You mean if you get shot MM w*s ceMM tlrMik far products, has never before had goiag through, you're home the wrwg Otetba, tr W* Add Mechanic Berlin's Crisis Factory free?" Nh a mechanic, he declared. He MM the station now is able By WALT KELLY ber M riots by West Berlin tk artificial tttsatita la the "No, in that case I think the And there are so mere pe««*> To Waldman offer complete automotive serv- Creator at Pogo youths tgainit the will had been city. A mere real wall U the VopOi drag you back. That's not sleat. The eras are chtaal ice, Including motor tune-ups an An American friend, long Wed blamed by Berlin newspapers on one that eiliU between dicta- legitimate. No, you have to be back and forth hi trick*, «• certified dead by the undertaker cantaloupes, that it if •very- adjustments, He said customer to the situation in Berlin, stood a remark by General Clay, He is torships and free society. But 1 Sefvice Staff ., may now call {or appointment with me looking at the wall that alleged to have declared that the terrible, unforgettable wan and designated to be buried in body's feeling good. * We climbed back into the car and have their cars picked up an has grown somewhat like Jack's the wall should have been tors is the one that Germany erected the Western sector near your tED BANK Phil Waldmsn's family or something like that and proceeded along Bemauer then delivered after a job is con Beanstalk under t h e angry eyes down as it was being built. Actu- between Itself and all the rest iervice station at 101 Weit Front Not only that, but now you have strasse in the Wedding area of pleted. of the West and the unwilling ally, he Us said more than once of tke world before and during it. now offers complete automo- to be cremated. At one time fu- the French sector. This ii the hands of East Berlin workers. It that he has no public comment on World War II. It Is still diffi- iile mechanic service. The new mechanic is Fran neral processions, the hearse, street where apartment houses Mr. Waldman said yesterday Layton of Long Branch. is not, as you can guess, an anything that happened before cult for many Americana to aesthetic achievement. It is com- he returned to the scene in Sep- mourners and cart, were allowed and other dwellings on the East- lie had hired a full-time mechanic feel any responsibility (or Ber- ern section had their windows LIT US Another service of the Wald posed of the soft concrete con' tember. .The wall started in Mid- access in either direction. People in a step to offer new improved man station is the Avis Car am lin, te prevent a vacuum, fust who had been former East Ber- and doors blocked, and from iervice to his customers. slruction blocks favored by the August. as we are being urged to hold BRIGHTEN1 Truck Rental agency. East Germans. This Is the type liner* and had died in West Ber- which the residents were forcibly The fact ot the matter is that firm la the Conge. But prac- lin were allowed to go into East removed. The sidewalk on the of stuff which several youths in every citizen of Berlin at the tically everybody regrets the YOUR various cars and trucks crashed Berlin to be buried. The Vopos east is dotted here and there With time declared that the wall should feeling of doing it for the Ger- examined everybody'! papers in- wreaths and bouquets in silent through, to the dismay of the have been torn down. No Ber mans. That we are att In Ber- HOLIDAY East. The officials remedied this cluding those of the late lamen- memorial to those who at these liner made • move to stop the lin for the Germans does not by prying up curbstones and sur- ted, and if he was clean, that is, spots lost their lives attempting construction so far as is known. alter the feeling. SEASON THIS YEAR WINTERIZE mounting the porous bricks with not considered an enemy of the to escape East Berlin. The Wed- Further, insofar as allegation) German Democratic Republic ding area is one which, over the these heavy lengths. Now If that the Americans were caught .'For what it is worth. Mayor WITH A NEW IDEA you tried to crash through, the Willy Brandt has pointed out over In the East, he was allowed years, has been a workingman's Your Air Conditioner flatfooted, the wall was started through. This caused a lot of section. Fierce arguments raged weighty stone would crash down on East German territory. It is that the East which accuses the on the car's driver. It is a fair West of facism and annihilation trouble, of course. The papers at one time between the people "AGIFTOFUGHT" a question as to how much we of the entire party had to be of Wedding and Mitte ind Prenz ANY MAKE . SIZE -STYLE detriment. can prevent the East Berlin gov- of the Jews has refused to make FROM any restitution to the Jews. The gone through and, finally, the Lauer as to who should have the - In one inspired moment I sug- ernment from doing on it's own West has. He adds there are 1,500corpse himself was searched and street cleaning contracts. 'The RECONDITIONED . REBUILT - SERVICED gested to General Lucius Clay side of the border. So it would Jewish citizens in the East as some officials or other who knew rights to Bernauer were so hotly that, we have a group of younger seem that the argument for the opposed to 27,000 in the West, 20 how to tell would come in and contested that the dividing line EXPERT MECHANICS . COMPLETE SUPERVISION artists engage in a mural con- general's complicity in the affair to one in a population ratio of ascertain that the man was really between the sectors wti finally uici«tc test to decorate the wall so as of Nov. 20 was rather tenuous. 3:1. dead. Thea the sorry group was moved from the center of the to make it a little more attractive In a sense, and the feeling allowed to proceed. But they street to the building line of the i M* H»y IS, MIDOUKJWN, N.J. Is quit* real when you are In I South of Hexrd Jghmea'i for the Western eye "No," said "There is one way to get past were not allowed to stay too houses on the east side. This gave [ l»«n Heun Dally 1.» S,(. MU9 the General, "I'd like the wall Berlin, there are actually three the wall out of East Berlin and long. Wedding the entire street. Thus, NOEL R. NILSON to remain ugly as it It. Then it walls to contend with. The into West Berlin," explained the when the dividing line between first, to the eye, Is the physical shows in its true identity and American friend as we stared 'Naturally all this hugger- East and West Berlin was affec- Air Conditioning and Refrigeration wall between East and West No problem finding tenants completion." (There was a radio the bricked-up windows of de- mugger (it worked either way, ted it ran down the front edge Berlin. This to me, is the least ; when you advertise The Register report upon my return to Amer serted houses on the bonier. "I West or East) gave the guards (Continued On Next Page); 40 IIRCH AVE. SH 1-3454 LITTLE SILVER real. It Is merely a symbol of way—Advertisement. ica to the effect that the Novenv can't guarantee it," he added, "it a hard time. 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That is so no one Roache, Jr., 253 Riveredge Rd., Past Commander* trom here can go in. If you are 10 A. M. till 9:30 9. M. efttelr Wwtowi and immediately and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. John Heilmin, LEONARDO-The American East Berliner you can go in. With Mr. and Mrs. E. George Welch, find thtmselvu in free territory. 1024 Sycamore Ave., have re- Duaellen, spent the holiday week- Legion post will hold Us annual a pass. But no closer to the wall 31 Partridge La., have returned They, 4j0n't have to jump far in turned from the recent league of end with their son-in-law and past commanders' dinner Jan. than 200-feet. And only then with a from a week's vacation with Mr. any direction except down. Some- Municipalities convention in At- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 20 in Alpine Manor, Highlands. A guard. Perhaps the guard does Welch's mother, Mrs. Obelyn MONTGOMERY WARD time* fatally. lantic City. Mr. Roache is a muni- Dibble, 22 Farm Edge La. cocktail hour will precede the hot care to go to church. So you Welch to Portland, Maine. Mr. cipal accountant and Mr. Cooper dinner. , The driver of the car, talkier don't go. If you have no pass and Welch and son, George, also is a newly elected member of the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 3. Lione, John Alonzo, Navesink, vice than even a New York hack driv- you go to churchy you will be went deer hunting in Skowhegan, borough council. 34 Parmley Rd., held a family commander, is in charge. er, had previously told us the cost shot. If you go without the guard Maine. dinner Thanksgiving. Guests in- The post was chirttred in 1945, of rebuilding war damage; now you Will be shot. If you go too he became philosophical in a Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ramsa; cluded Mrs. Hildegard Scherf, and 14 of the 15 past command- near the wall you will be shot. Dartmouth-Princeton was lhe Lewis Carroll manner; "The and son, Keith, Newington, Conn. |Tuenter Neurer and Mrs. Caro-| ers are still active. What's the name of the church? contest selected for the fourth people here have all been moved. spent the holiday week-end wit line Neurer, all of Eatontown. Henry Hollowell, commander at That is the Catholic church. The Mr. Ramsay's brother and hi annual bus trip by New Shrews- Even if they were here they the time the post was chartered, Church of The Reconciliation." family, Mr. and Mrs. Haroli buryites to Palmer Stadium. At- couldn't look out the windows or Mr. and Mrs. Keith Olson, is deceased. Ramsay, 5 Reeds Rd. Jeffre; tending this past Saturday were go out their door;. They would Shark River Rd., spent a recent No Health Threat Ramsay, a freshman »t Dart Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bloodsworth, be shot. Besides the brick blocks week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John It adds up! More and more mouth, was also home for th Mr. and Mrs. William Cozzens, are in the way. So it's no good Seen by Fallout Wilson, Rutherford. people use The Register ads each jholiday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Madsen, for them to be here anyway. CHICAGO (AP) - A radiolo- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Biilerbeck, issue because results come fas- gist closely associated with the GRASS FIRE "Under Hitler we had only Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Case and ter.—Advertisement. U. S. nuclear weapons testing Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peskoe •at Quisling. Now there are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cressey, SHREWSBURY-Flremen were program said today that no 27 Fairfield Dr,, spent the week many, Hungary, East Berlin, New Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs. called out Wednesday morning to health threat is posed by the Sov- end with friends in New Haven all over. Right through there Charles Schlenker, and Mr. and|put out a grass fire in the rear iet radioactive fallout expected Conn., and attended the Harvard MonmouHi Lumber Is a place where sometime* Ifale game. Mrs. Sandy Huntsman, Little Sil- of (he Majestic Amusement Co. they practice throwing the to drop on America next spring. property on Shrewsbury Ave. Pa- feinlessS ver; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Preston, Dr. Gerald M. McDonnel, of smoke bombs. Sometimes they Mr. and Mrs. N. F Pensien .-Mr. and Mrs. Todd McManus and lice Chief, Raymond Mass, slid SPECIAL are good shots. Be careful. the Department of Radiology at Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Kezer, Shrews- there were no injuries or loss ot the University of California at no. their five children, of Spring CLAMOROUS aim • The Communists teach the boys ield, Pa., Mr. and Mra. Willian bury; Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Titus, real property. tad the girls to shoot when Los Angeles and consultant in Of the Week! YOUNG MODI radiology to the surgeon general they are only 10. Under Hitler NEW ' the boys only weie taught to of the U. S. Air Force, made WOOD shoot and carry rifles and then these assertions: HAMMOND only when 14. It la too soon at 1. Even all-out nuclear war "V'l-ls would pose no serious fallout Extravoice Combination health hazard to countries be- • 'This Is a cemetery wall here. yond the relatively short range of ORGAN !!•!• It Is on the dividing line. All the v local fallout. flowers here are left by mourn- 2. Until the start of the recent ers) "they can not go across. So $595* From i Russian nuclear tests in the they leave the flowers on the side- Just $25 Down Arctic, the amount of radiation Has twice the number of stops Walk near the wall. Who can tell fallout received in the United as organs costing twice as 2°°* who they are left for? o«.»" States amounted to only 2 to 5 much. New styling—new tone 1 . "That sign there says you are per cent of the total radiation -sounds like three keyboards ml "MB. all playing together. Call us • leaving the French Sector going received from natural and man- into the East. But naturally it is today for a free home dem- 1o«W made causes. onstration. wrong. One is not leaving the 3. The recent Russian test se- PR 54300 MONMOUTH French' sector. One ii staying ries has been estimated to equal Hammond Organ Studio here. The French, why should the contamination caused by all of Asbury Park they change it? Achl There are previous Soviet and V. S. tests, HENDRKKSON'S LUMBER Corp. 4,000 men and about 600 officers Blf Tfhere n> Blf Billdtr* B«J so the total fallout from this se- Coolunan Ave. and Main St. VARIETY filFT SHOP in concentration camps in the ries means at most merely dou- Open Daily Till 9 P, M. Op#n 77 CENTRAL AVI. East. They wanted to defect. They bling the fallout dose already re- Saturday till 5:30 P. M. Sunday• Hwy. 3* . 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((AP) ) —Fmfc n their public morality, public dent of the ExchangeEhd d Club esponslbility and national con- hen iss MrsMr.. Woodrow Wilson. Of Sweeney tact." In I. S. Called Publicity chairman to.to Mra. Pr«i«nt—For You «nd He had kinder words for a COMING Your* . .. After church, lofl George Washington. Realty Firm mall group of about 209 within SEA BRIGHT — Dorothy M. •round the boost nther tea 'A Shabby Lot' he ruling group, who, he said, Henry Thoreau explored file keeping on the mote. TObisa 'consciously guide our destinities Allagah region of northern Maine Hall has Joined the tales force NEWARK (AP) - A former good time to address Christmas n International affairs." in 1846. : SOON of the Charles E. Sweeney Ag- New York congressman urged cards if you haven't already ency, realtors. Rutgers University law students Our Broad St. doneao. Help «be postmen this and faculty members to "have year by milling early. There b the guidance to restore the Amer- FOR USE IN Reopening some indication of anxiety, sar- ican ruling class to its position cum and indecision in pjn. of 175 years ago." FALLOUT SHELTERS configurations.. Stuyvesant Wainwright II, for- mer Republican congressman OR from New York State, said P«»t... George Gershwin, one Future •.. Estimate are that Wednesday night that at present OTHER EMERGENCIES! Our Temporary Location of America's greatest composers, the grots national product (value about 5,000 persons make up the appeared u soloist at Carnegie of all (oods and services) will ruling class in the United States, SH 1-7229 be approximately as follows by and they're "a shabby lot."/ Hall on December 3.1925. He 1970: West Europe, $800 bit 29 Monmouth St. Red Bank played his "Concerto in F," the lion; United States, $740 billion; Wainwright is the Arthur T. PLASTIC Vanderbilt lecturer in public af- first jazz concerto. Soviet Bloc $630 billion; other nations, $300 billion. fairs at the university. He spoke at a School of Law fall con- The Day Under Your Sign vocation. WATER JUGS He said that today's ruling class does not measure up to its counterpart of nearly 200 years ago. The students or faculty members who may be entering 45 mar action ij the ruling class should "have the SAGITTARIUS (Nw. UJ.DK. 21) courage to take away or weed out the evil of special privilege" Case of 6 ... 2.45 held by the class, he added. Mri. H. Dalton Hall CAPRICORN (D«. 22 to J.n. ») to Think >*<« «*>»• to nil r.-Asni The ruling class, Wainwright ttda. Ajprctt enemnfc new projecu. Robert T. Brown, head of the said, consists of "those people LITTLE SILVER LUMBER 60 AQUARIUS (.)«. 211. hb. l«l firm, said that Mrs. Hall has Y »•• £«•'' W.ltok ntfB.-tae «»t''ii'. who make the decisions which SYCAMORE AVE. at tfi* Railroad been licenied by the New Jer- affect the basic direction of our sey Real Estate Commission as WSCES (M>. 20 t. Mmb JO) lives " Thev arc not "shabhv" LITTLE SILVER , SH 1-7800 a saleswoman, *» Jutata nttrtTr, bat wili po^DJaf «l Mrs. Hall, a graduate of Red ntatrlM. toe Bank High School, has been a resident of the Red Bank area Busy Min't Bar-push buttoi 30 yean. Asks Hazing Probe report to Joelson, the Army said , dispensers of After Shave Lo- She and her husband, H. Dal- its paratroop training program SMARTO tion, Cream Hair Dressing, Co- ton Hall, and three children, WASHINGTON — Rep. Charles at Ft. Campbell "did not include Iogne-$2.S5 S. Joelson, D-N.J., has called Craig, Dale and Janet Lee. live 400 to 500 pushups in a day" but Deluxe Travel Trls—After. at 24 Griffin St., Monmouth on Secretary of the Army Elvis "it was found that some after- Shave Lotion, Cologne for Men J. Stahr. Jr., to investigate off duty hours hazing of non-quali- Beach. Fora and After Shave Talcum In duty hazing of recruits by fellow fied airborne trainees had taken GIFTS >k smart travel case: Also with soldiers. Joelson said he made place. Christmas Gift Pre-Electric Shave Lotion. hli request yesterday as a fol- hell use every day. Either kit—S3-95 Middletown low up to an Army Investigation FOR MEN You know he'll appreciate Into the death of Pvt. Thomas P. Thanksgiving week-end guests NOW IN STOCK McMahon of Patterson, N. J.. who your thoughtfulness because it's by Max Factor, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. collapsed and died at Ft. Camp- 1942 Scow maker of the finest in men's grooming essentials. Henry Dorn, Normandy Ct., were BUY THAT DREAM... bell, Ky., May 24. In letters to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fromentln Joelson, McMahon's family said STAMP CATALOGS and family of Baltimore, Md. MAX FACTOR WITH A LOW-COST LOAN that their son had been forced Pf. 1 $6.00 Guests at the home of Mr. andto do 500 pushups after his re- Mrs. William Ehlers, Bamn Hoi' lease from an Army hospital last ft. 2 $8.00 When it comes to buying or building a April. Joelson said letters from low Rd., last week were Mr. and Pmtmf Ixtrt, so* Mrs. Arthur J. Ayres, of Rookon- McMahon's family indicated that :#) MONTGOMERY WARD new home, we can provide the neces- koma, L, I. the recruit had been ordered out MONMOUTH (TAMP of bed by three drunken privates AND COIN XHOP K UonmcmUi St., Bed Bull sary financing on a basis most advan- Home for Thanksgiving vaca< and forced to exercise until he 1-OMJ Monmouth Shopping Center—LI 2-2150 tion waa Miss Marcy Cohen, dropped from exhaustion. In a tageous to you... Let us tell you about daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen, Daniel Dr. Marcy is a our low-cost mortgage loans. senior at Barnard College. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harold, Cherry Tree La., with their chil- dren, Nancy, Mark, Jane and Thomas, spent last week-end MAINSTAY visiting Mrs. Harold's father, John Kotch, in Beaver Meadows, FEDERAL SAVINGS Pa. Mr. and Mil. Alvin Chernoff and family of Merrick, L. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION were recent guests at a family dinner party at the home of Mr. 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK and Mrs. Robert Lefker, Crest- Insured Savings • Mortgage Loans view Dr. Mr. Chernoff Is Mrs. Lefker's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nizolek and family, Cherry Tree La., spent last week visiting Mrs. Nitolek'i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Magnificenti William Ring, In Washington, *•*••••••••••*.»••••••« D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, Blossom La. West, with their daughters Maggie, Colleen and Mary spent Thanksgiving Day at the home of relatives, Mr. and MrsJEdward Querner in Ambler, Pi. Concluding the holiday week- PANDORA end, the Kennedys traveled to Wilmington, Del., where they Jewel Case spent a day touring "Winterthru,1 MELE the DuPont estate. Mrs. Lucien DeBacker and sons Gregory and Jeffrey, Ap- ple Blossom La., have just re- turned after visiting Mrs. De- Backer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weathfonl of Athens, Ga. Princeton senior Alan Lopez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lo- pei. King's Hwy., spent the hol- iday week-end at home with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Bine and daughters Vickie and Debbie, of Apple Blossom La., were guests at the home of Mrs. Blng's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rein- felder. Maplewood, for Thanks- giving. Newcomers lo Sherwood For- est are Mr. and Mrs. John Bow- en and family, formerly of HOUB- I ton, Tex., now residing on Not- . tingham Way. Mr. Bowen is with [I the National Biscuit Co. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Courten, Truly the ultimate in luxury and conven- King's Hwy., and their daughter 1 Raynel! have returned from ience, the Pandora befits a queen's many , Amissville, Va., where they spent treasures. Uniquely sized (16 x 9 x 6V2)... with Thanksgiving week-end with Mrs 1 three-way lid, automatic trays, two extra-deep Courten's parents, Mr. and Mri We've expanded! [Ray E. Boggs. drawers, full center mirror and built-in lock. In superb simulated antique calfskin, Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Crowell Not the car. Us. Naturally, when the chief mechanic and delivery than we could offer before; highlighted with' 24 kt. gold. Incomparably and family. Her Dr., were dinner Here at Shrewsbury Motors, Inc., we're heard obout this, he demanded equal Used cars can be more quickly over, guests at the home of Mr. and luxurious in antique ivory, bluestone, shell pink, Mrs. D. w. Roe. Layafette, for selling the same familiar Volkswagen. No rights (and got 'em). hauled and renovated for resale. jet black. Thanksgiving. The Roe, are the wider. No longer. No lower. But we're There will be a total of 12 work bays More new VWs can be stored, dis- parents of Mrs. Crowell. selling it in brand-new expanded quarters. ol which three are specific lubrication OTHERS FROM $2.98 played and sold. More of our customers' aiveg Hearing, Bigger and better than ever. So maybe we stalls (latest model). A staff of 8 cars can be serviced (when the need see everything in broader dimensions mechanics (factory trained by Volks- arises) without delay. Held for Jury these days. wagen of course) are on the job. Service Come in and see us soon, won't you. RED BANK-William D. Hunt- With VW sales Increasing every year, er of 2109 Greenwood Ave., Nep- customers can sit in comfort and watch And if you're just looking, that's fine, too. tune, waived right to a prelim- our business just outgrew the old place. their cars being serviced through a large There's plenty of room in.our inary hearing yesterday before Magistrate John V. Crowell on So we built a big new showroom at plate glass window. new building'. (And we lovt charges of Issuing a worthless Shrewsbury Avenue, Shrewsbury. It all adds up to better, foster service to show it off.) check. Complainant in the case li J. Beverly Anderson of 30 Broad St. Open Every Evening 'til Christmas The case was held for grand Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. jury action. Mr. Hunter was con- tinued In $200 ball. He hai simi- 125 BROAD ST. RED BANK lar charges pending against him Shrewsbury Avenue. Shrewsbury • Phone 741-8500 in Fair Haven. \ lY Civil War Offbeat: RED BANK REGISTER Friday, December 1,1961—11 jUft A*tlVD> Yule Mailing Is Indicted Church Start* the troop which will meet in tht Great Northern District Is pot* A iSP VOLKSWAGEN SHREWSBURY MOTORS Inc. WITH PRIDE! JUST SOUTH OF RED BANK AIRPORT-SHREWSBURY AVE. The following contractors are proud to have had a part in Hare's a picture of our new building. It doesn't show any of the inside, net building this modern auto showroom: , «ven all of the outside. We want you to tee every inch, of it. Even if you aren't thinking of a new VW now (an awful lot are), wa would still like you ., to tee the most modern concept of a service and sales building. AND SO SHREWSBURY MOTORS SHREWSBURY AVE. A cordial invitation to every resident of Monmouth County SHREWSBURY ELECTRICAL WORK BY HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING BY VISIT US NOW RID BANK ELECTRIC CO. SARBO, INC. 117 OAKLAND STREET, RED BANK P. O. BOX MJ, MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MONDAY • WEDNESDAY • FRIDAY SH 1-0887 SH 7-3787 • 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. HARDWARE BY OVERHEAD DOOR PRODUCTS CORP. v THE SHERLY CO. TUESDAY - THURSDAY P. O. BOX 4S8, RED BANK SH HI6I P. O. BOX 629, TRENTON, N. i. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. TU 2-8113 . SATURDAY AlURT SMITH'S & SONS, Inc. EXTERIOR STUCCO BY 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. mm corr STREET, IRVTNGTON, N. J. TRENTON MINERAL FLOORING CO. ESS-1270 , « PATTERSON AVE., TRENTON, N. J. Service Department open 5'/2 days each week at 8:00 A. M. 1111 ( JU 64223 RESILEN FLOOR COVERING BY Our new phone number (write it down) 741-8500 EXCAVATING BY NEWARK PARQUET FLOORING CO. THOMAS FARRELL CONTRACTING CORP. 10 BOSTON STREET. NEWARK SHREWSBURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY MA 2452* SH 1-5632 SHREWSBURY MOTORS LIFTS AND LUBRICATION BY ALCO PUMP & TANK CO. M u ly US AMHERST ST., EAST ORANGE SHREWSBURY AVENUE T»°™T,™ JSS.°" ORI4M0 l%—Friday, December 1,1961 Election of officers will,i§k«. 0EW1S THE MENACE Robert Smith Heads place, tt.th* m«toij in Jwwury. RED BANK REGISTER Demo Nominators Members of the- ettciitrve group will meet- ,to4«y. "A* MEDALIST AWARD UNION BEACH — At a recent RED BANK - The 1961 Emer- next meeting.^ tte club,, totbt New Jersey's Governor»Elect meeting of the Union (Beach ald. Red Bank Catholic High Democratic Club, Robert Smith held in Pete'e + The Town and Country Coat $ s by PROMENADE * PM If you have a special man on your Christmas gift list, you will be sure to please him with this wonderfully new suburban coat. Meticulously tailored of fine all wool fabric in neat blade and white hoiinds tooth check and handsomely styled by Prom- What you said you wanted in a style leader + enade Fashions for men, this luxurious coat sports a new set-in edged collar and peak lapels. i + QUALITY PERFORMANCE ECONOMY + from $>9.50 STYLE LEADER. Plymouth, with For- NEW PERFORMANCE. Plymouth, witH NEW ECONOMY. 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Look at Plymouth now at: !00 designs in our new, 1962 Nee- lecraft Catalog—biggest ever! 4 DENDER'S, 1st & Lincoln Ave., Atlantic Highlands Pages, pages, pages of fashions, MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER • LI 2-0615 • EATONTOWN ome accessories to knit, era WE HONOR: DINER'S CLUB; EASY CHARGE * LABRIOLA MOTORS, Inc., 120 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank net, sew. weave, embroider, luill. See jumbo-knit hits, cloths, ¥ ipreads, toys, linens, afghans •ft MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS, 141 W. Front St., Red Bank ilus free patterns. Send 23c. 1 chu/ches, schools and civic or-, RED BANK REGISTER Friday, December 1,1961—13 Mrs. Wilson Is Given Post With PTA ganftaiioos and will supply a: shopping guide for Red 0ank. j UNION ?EACH - n» Uvo-kxlrieJ, president. meOberthip tat (fat financial She will exttpd official greet-! : cation »t the Parent-Teacher As Mrs. Koloiidej Teported that of tbe affair. Mrs. ings from local merchants and , «ocl»l meeting .last week in Me she attended the PTA state con- Fleck also thanked members for ew the Community : Chamber of moral School wu given by Rev vention in Atlantic City with donating their services. Commerce, • EldrMge C. Campbell, pastor o Mrs. Robert Kline, library chair- Welcome Service Mrs. Cosentlno, the former Mrs. Kolodziej stressed the 1 Grace Methodist Church, Unloi man and a past president. (act that more co-operation is RED BANK - Mrs, George J. Norma Olson, is a native ot Red Beach. Mrs. Kolodziej announced that needed within "the membership Cosentino. 6 Laurel Dr., Fair Bank. She is a graduate of Red The appointment of Mrs. Wit she distributed pamphlets and to continue as a PTA. Haven, has been appointed host- Bank High School and attended Ham Wilson as correspondbf Connecticut College for Women. literature she had received to Mrs. i Theodore Kester, health ess tor "Greetera," a welcom- ' gecretary {or the association wa: chairmen of committees.. She and safety chairman, reported She Is a member of the Junior announced by Mia. Joseph Ko also said a complete report will that a meeting was held in Me- Service League of Red Bank. be given of the convention to morial School with' Dr. Frank Mrs. Cosentlno and her hus- ALUMINUM Mrs. Edward Eastmond, record- Muscarelli, who instructed the band have two children. CHRISTMAS ing secretary. volunteers aiding in the tele- It pays to advertise in The Mrs. Gerome O'Brien, chair- binocular program. TREES 10 Register.—Advertisement. man, reported on the recent A discussion with members of membership drive and contest. the First Aid Squad on problems URGE SELECTION OF FIREPROOF She said the association has 330 involving transferring injured STAY SAFE members. Contest winners an- children to a hospital resulted in ARTIFICIAL TREES nounced by Mrs. O'Brien were the membership agreeing that FROM RADIATION second grade, Mrs. Charles the members of the squad should) GREEN WHITE 2*5 up Brower, Florence Avenue School, meet and discuss the. problem FALLOUT IN A "PINK BLUE and fifth garde, Mrs. Marlon Hu- with the Board of Education. bert, Memorial School. The First aid equipment, shown by GRAVE BLANKETS 4.95 UP afternoon kindergarten class of squad members, was followed by FALLOUT Mrs. Ann Mikush and the third a question and answer session. SHELTER CHRISTMAS WREATHS 1OO UP grade taught by Mrs. Annette Squad members' presenting (he Nurnberg were tied In Cottagi program were Robert Brown, DOOR PIECES - ELECTRIC LIGHTS Park School. narrator, assisted by William built by GOODRICH Mrs. Louis Massettl, chair Havens, Alphonse Falduti and BULBS • ORNAMENTAL BALLS man, announced that she needec Richard Caden. DONATO the services of more class moth' Mrs. Kolodzie] announced that CONSTRUCTION CORSAGES - ROPING HARDWARE ers. meetings would be held during the winter and would be can- . ; (Across him AiP) The ways and means chair celed only if the schools have CALL NOW LARGEST DISPLAY of CHRISTMAS TREES pan, Mrs. Arthur Fleck, re- Mrs. George J. Cosentlno .141. Newman Springs Rd. been closed on the day of the ported on the recent square and DECORATIONS on the Jersey Coast! RED BANK meeting, due to bad weather ing service for new residents in SH 7-3302 dance in Memorial Schooi. She the area. said the committee appreciated conditions. $ 7-2477 Mrs. Cosentino will give new FOR INFORMATION ALL SELECTED • US INSPECTED CHRISTMAS TREES the donations received from th The attendance awards were won by Mrs. Brower, Mrs. Mi- comers information about kush and Charles Phillips, sixth grade, Memorial School. Minstrel Show w SHADE TREES Is Tomorrow Ccuttesy'Dccotatutg MAPLES RARITAN TOWNSHIP - OAKS Through the combined efforts of the Raritan Bay Area Jaycees SYCAMORES 50 and Jaycee-Ettes, a minstrel show HONEY LOCUSTS will be presented tomorrow at and up 8:30 p.m. at Matawan High School and many others Broad St., Matawan. 2 The show, directed by Walter CLIMBING ROSES Bing and John Hinds, is in final rehearsal. with large canei for next bloom Merry Christmas, Little Lady! Harry James, Keyport, is the $1.50 & up Jaycee over-all general chairman, HYBRID TEA ROSES • - . $1.50 & tip with Gary Schwartz, Hazlet, in MIXID1rULIPS .... 100 for $5.00 charge of the program journal. 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M. protection. ROUTE 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWN—Liberty 2-1010 Opposite Momouth Shopping Center i*-Friaiy, December 1,1961 RID BANK REGISTER Lincroft Club Names Gallery to Show Watercolbrs Card Party Chairman Frances Mcllvain Exhibit to Open Wednesday UNCROFT - The New Jersey Policastro, tickets, and Mrs. Car- Bell Telephone Company pre- ol Rosen, Mrs. Raymond Eisen. RED BANK — Monmouth Arts Fine Arts of Temple University, degree in education, and attended Mcllvain and her husband, Doug- sented its film "Famous Women hauer, Mrs. Charles Higgins, Mrs. Gallery will feature the water-where she received a bachelor of Philadelphia Museum School o as, a sculptor and art teacher of New Jersey" to the Lincroft Peter Lang, Mrs. Russell Leahy caters of Frances Mcllvain in a fine arts degree, Mrs. Mcllvain Art. at Red Bank High School, co-op- Woman's Club at a recent meet- and Mrs. Robert Swift one-man show opening with a also has a bachelor of science! During summer months Mrs aratlvely teach teen-ager art ing in the fire house. Models will be Mrs. Walter classes. They' have had a duo- Bauer, Mrs. Grampp, Mrs. An- reception Wednesday at t p.m. Chairmen were named for the show at the Maplewood Memorial gelo Bartototto, Mrs. Lawrence There is no charge for admis- club's forthcoming card party and sion. Library this year, Farrell, Mrs. Alfred Buscio, Mrs. fashion show. In charge of ar- The gallery, located on die sec Miss Ann Lucasiewicz Mrs. Mcllrain's work has been Edmond Butler, Mrs. William shown at the Guild of Creative rangements are Mrs. Gerald Cer- Leist and Mrs. William Albert. and floor of B&llantine's at Broad es, card party, and Mrs. James St. and Harding Rd., will Include Arts Gallery, Shrewsbury, of The club's December meeting Hickey, fashions. Others are,Mrs. which she ij a member of the will be a surprise party for mem- Weds William Costello Walter Grammp and Mrs. Peter board of directors; Monmouth bers and their husbands. A wine KEYPORT — Miss Carole Ann ganville, was maid of honor College, Moritciair Museum, Jer- tasting program is planned. Lucasiewicz and William H. Cos- Bridesmaids were Miss Marjorie sey City Museum, Tempi* Univer- Three new members accepted telb were married Sunday in Costello and Miss. Patricia Ann sity, Audubon Artists and New Opera Unit by the group are Mrs. August St. Joseph's Catholic Church Rev. Costello, sisters of the bride- Jersey Water Color Society Show Riele, Mrs. Charles Clune and Alfred Smith performed the cere, groom. They wore royal blue sa< at Kresge-Newark and many lo- Mrs. Edward Meehan, and one moay. in; sheaths with matching ovei cal shows. Temple University To Open transfer, Mrs. Paul Benson. The couple's parents are Mr. skirts and crowns of royal blu purchased, her painting, "Winter Mrs. Newton Beron has been and Mrs. Joseph Lucastewicz, 19 and white carnations. They cat Mist," for its permanent collec- Fund Drive named chairman of the Vogue Cross Ave., Matawan, and Mr. ried spiral bouquets of blue am tion this year. Sewing Contest which the club and Mrs. Harold Costello, 113 white carnations. ASBURY PARK - Last call for will enter again this year. Mrs. Freneau Ave., Matawan, James Costello, Matawan. w musical scholarship auditions is Howard Deisaler is chairman of The bride was given in mar- best man for his brother. TJshei Demonstrates slated for Monday evening in Con- the miniature room contest. riage by her father. She wore a were Lawrence Walker and vention Hall. The Monmouth Opera Festival will open its fund The drama and literature de- chapel-length gown of satin de- seph Berbrlck, Matawan. Floral Groups partment will entertain Mrs, Rob- signed with a scoop neckline, long After a reception in Coby drive Wednesday, Dec. 7 at 4:30 MATAWAN-Mrs. Joseph Dem- ert Barrabee, fifth district liter- tapering sleeves and full skirt, Restaurant, South Amboy, t p.m. in the Berkeley Carteret berger, Edgemere Dr., was the ature chairman of the New Jer- and appliqued with matching lace couple left by plane for Fforlde when the winner of the scholar- guest speaker at a meeting of the sey State Federation of Women's re-embroidered with seed pearls. ship will be named. , Both were graduated from Mai Woman's Club recently in the Clubs, at Its Christmas meeting. Her French illusion veil was held awan High School. The bride parish hall of Trinity Episcopal The scholarship, open to tal- The American home depart- by a crown of seed pearls and employed by Napco Chemical Church. Mis. Ronald A. Paterson ented young people between the ment will meet Dec. 7 for a she carried a white prayer book Company, Newark, and the bride- ages of 17 to 25, will have its The garden department chair- make-up demonstration. The adorned wth a white orchid. groom by Triangle Conduit ai closing audition session Monday man, Mrs. Harry Clune, Intro- group is currently selling cor- Miss Mary Ann Clickner, Mor- Cable Company, New Brunswicl from 8 to 9 p.m. duced Mrs. Dernberger, who sages. Miss Youmans Wed The equivalent of the scholar- Frances Mcllvain made four flower arrangements Arts and crafts department for the holidays. ship is $1,000. The winner will be members who assisted in the re- gome of her latest paintings on Mrs. Allan J. Morrison, inter- trained in voice production, oper. cent Middletown Art Show in- which Mrs. Mcllvain will give a Care of Stroke Patients national relations chairman, pre- To Ronald A. Paterson atic and concert repertoire, his- cluded Mrs. Bauer, Mrs. DeSam- commentary at the opening. sented a tableau entitled "To trionics and make-up. per, Mrs. Bartolotto, Mrs. R. C. Art teacher at the Red Bank Light the Way for CARE." Mem RED BANK-The First Method Belford, at a candlelight service. Judges will be Francesco Val Baranowski and Mrs. William G. Adult Evening School, Mrs. Me- Is Topic of Seminar bers donated $10 for the cause. ist Church was the setting here Rev. W. Gordon Lowden of- entino, a leading baritone from O'Brien who contributed sketches Ilvain has an outstanding record Mrs, A. Edgar Palm was hos- Saturday for the marriage of ficiated at the double ring cere- the Metropolitan, and Broadway and Christmas mobiles. of awards for paintings. They in- LONG BRANCH - A new ap- Patricia Hanna, R. N., public pitality chairman. She was as- Miss Jean L. Youmans, daughter mony. A reception followed in performer Marie Powers, Mrs. Garden department members clude the Winsor Newton Award proach in the rehabilitation of the ealth nurse consultant, restora sisted by Mrs. Peter A. Read, of Mr. and Mrs. Lester G. the home of the bride's parents Era Tognoli and Luigl Dell'Ore- who contributed dried flower ar- and McKleman Art Center Award stroke patient is planned for th< live services program. New Jer Mrs. Arthur D. Rlssmiller, Mrs. Youmans, 32 Elm St., to Ronald for 125 guests. fice, musical conductor for the rangements were Mrs. Norma by New Jersey Water Color So- filth annual nurses cardiac sem- sey State Department of Health Joseph Dietrich, and Mrs. Sophie A. Paterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Youmans gave his daugh- festival's opera series. Adams, chairman, Mrs. Saul Ru- ciety and third prize by the Old inar sponsored by the Monmouth Misses Cleora Brown, R. N. ani Welnstein. John Paterson, 585 Turner Dr., ter in marriage. She wore a long- Mrs. Georges Skokas of Asbury bin, Mrs. George Blair, Mrs. Les- Mill Association. County Heart Association. Viola Mack, R. N., Rehabilitate sleeved gown of imported Italian Park, is chairman of the event ter Lang, Mrs. Howard Tarabour Cursing Special Project, Co-ord An alumna of Tyler School of The seminar is scheduled for silk satin fashioned with a man- Wednesday. Mayor Thomas F. and Mrs. Russell Leahy. The Dec. 12 from 1 to 4:30 p.m. in nators Restorative Services Prc Kitty Kelly: darin collar on the fitted basque Shebell of Asbury Park will of- group will conduct a workshop in the auditorium of the New Jersey gram, New Jersey State Depai bodice. The bouffant skirt with ficiate. Christmas decorations on Dec. 9. Trolley Exhibit State Hospital, Marlboro. It 1; ment of Health. bustled back was caught up open to hospital, public health anc The afternoon session is c Treats Him Like a Son with crushed roses and terminat- . EATONTOWN - The states of Icensed practical nurses, stu- iigned to cover the care of t ed in a cathedral train. Her Connecticut and Montana have dents and nursing home person- stroke patient from the time Dear Kitty: Then stick to it. Take a room four-tier bouffant French veil was Blintses and Baklava sent exhibits to Bamberger's nel. No registration fee is re- idmlssion into the hospital to hi at the "Y" for a night. Then, held in place by a matching My wife and I have been mar- LONG BRANCH-The Woman's Zukaukas, program chairman, Monmouth as part of the Bam- quired. return home. To help prevent if after you have won one point, crushed rose cloche, and she berger chain's statewide 'Christ- ried six years. She Is 40, I am go on to the next. Auxiliary to the Monmouth Coun- she has toured including India, -alidism, early rehabilitation wil 35. She treats me as if I were carried a cascade of carnations, mas Across America" presenta- Those participating in the pro- I know a peanut of a man ty Medical Society held its an- Nepal, Tasmania and Japan and be stressed. her son. and stephanotis centered with tion. I gram are Dr. Leonard Danzig, whose 200-pound wife trembles nual paid-up membership lunch- illustrated her talk with color Fair Haven, president of the Mon- Though no saint, I don't drink an orchid. The Trolley Museum of East if he as much as says; "Boo!" eon Tuesday in Auxiliary Hall ol slides which she had taken on her mouth County Heart Association; or chase other women, yet stir Miss Paula Benenati, Red Bank, recent trip around the world. Haven, Conn., contributed an was maid of honor. She wore Monmouth Medical Center. Dr. Myra R. Zinke, Matawan, she doesn't trust me. I like to Dear Kitty: American trolley exhibit and the a gown of autumn gold velvet Gourmet specialties from Committee members were Mrs. member of the board of trustees play poker with the boys once I am afraid of something state of Montana sent an exhibit fashioned with a bell skirt, match- around-the-world were prepared Norman Thetford, Mrs. Pascal of the Monmouth County Heart a week. It gets my mind off busi- though not quite sure what. May- of color photographs. Engaged ing accessories, and she car- and served by the culinary com- Federici, Mrs. Otto Lehmann, Association; Doreen Worsley, ness and makes a complete be it is the world tension. When The displays, which are featured ried a colonial bouquet of green mittee headed by Mrs. Allen Mrs. Craig Roberts, Mrs. Samuel R. N. Morganville; Yvonne Vai change of pace in my more or I read of nuclear weapons or this month in all Bamberger and gold chrysanthemums. Nicas, who also was hostess for Stevens, Mrs. Martin Malachow- Marter, dietician; Miss Wlnon less humdrum life. To keep Russia, I shake. I am afraid of sky, Mrs. Cyril Arvanitis, Mrs. itores, wen planned with the Bridesmaids were Misses Helen the event. Darrah, R. N,, executive direc peace, I stopped telling my wife dying before I have a chance to Harold Gabel, Mrs. John Stock- co-operation of the governors of tor, Monmouth County Organize where I was going on poker Paterson, Belford, sister of the Delicacies on the menu included live. fisch, Mrs. James Fisher, Jr., all 50 states. tion for Social Service; Mis: nights. But she took to following bridegroom; and Marie Stanziola, Danish liver canapes, Swedish I want so much to marry and Mrs. Anthony DeSpirito, Mrs. Rhoda Southall, deputy directoi me. And one terrible night broke Kenilworth, cousin of the bride. meatballs, Italian lasagna, lamb bring children into the world. But Vincent DeRosa, Mrs. Emanuel Monmouth County Welfare Board right in on a game, dragging me ; They were gowned in emerald curry, German herring salad, it doesn't look as if I would if Abraham, Mrs. James Pregnall, James M. Long, executive direc home by the ear. I've never green velvet and carried colonial blintzes, baba au rhum and bak my parents, let alone Russia and Mrs. Charles Laycock, Mrs. Don- tor. Family and Children's Serv lived that down with the fellows. bouquets ol gold chrysanthe- lava, a Greek pastry. nuclear weapons,-have anything ald Bowne, Mrs. Peter Guthorn, SHERMAN'S ice of Monmouth County; Mis Now, she refuses to let me ou mums. to say about it. Though 16 an Mrs. George Whittle, auxiliary Mrs. Anthony Rifici, Mrs. Julio Charles Kababrick, Long Branch alone at night. I tried walking mature for my years, I am only president, introduced honored Noguera, and Mrs. Charles Sam- was best man. Ushers were How- off once and she knocked me allowed to see my boy friend guests: Mrs. Floyd Gindhardt, aha. Fire Auxiliary flat. She weighs 50 pounds more weekend afternoons. My mother ard Hopkins, Kearny, and Doug- president, and Mrs. John Torp- Members of the auxiliary also than I do. When she goes out is concerned about my schooling, las Russell, Deal. pey, president-elect of the Wom- FOR were hostesses at the annual with the girls she locks me in not me. I agree it's better to The bride Is a graduate of Red an's Auxiliary to the Medical So- Elects Officers medical forum on Multiple Scle- the bedroom. I can't even go to finish high school, but I have a Bank High School, and an alumna ciety of New Jersey. Mrs. Gind- Draperies LEONARDO — Mrs. Waltei rosis held Tuesday evening in the kitchen for a drink of water. terrific urge to marry now. Moth- of Monmouth College where she hardt discussed efforts being Belke has been elected presidenl Carpenters Hall, Red Bank, spon- Slipcovers I I'm a prisoner in my own home. received a bachelor of science de- made for adequate medical care er and I are far from being of the Community Fire Com sored by the Central New Jersey How can I convince my wife close. No matter what I say, or gree in secondary education. She of the aged and the needy and Upholstering pany Auxiliary. Chapter of the National Multiple that we only play for small do, I'm always "Too young." She Is a member of the faculty at future plans for advancing this Sclerosis Society. Bedspreads Other new officers are Mr* stakes at these poker games? It's reads your column. Help me.— Keyport High School. cause. William Senn, vice presidenl not the- kitty, it's the man talk M. The bridegroom is a graduate Mrs. Josiah Hewitt of Holmdel Curtains Mrs. Cart Wilson, second vici I enjoy with guys who are old of Kearny High School. He re- Shop-at-Home Service Dear M.: Don't let the Rus- was presented by Mrs. Charles president; Mrs. Emil Petocl friends.—Locked-In. ceived a bachelor of science in Phone SH I-»« sian bugaboo or missile propa- treasurer; Mrs. Thomas McCabe business administration from Dear Locked-In: You do have ganda scare you. The world is secretary; Mrs, Charles Reil Monmouth College, and was Shtmran's Miss Patricia A. Wright a serious problem which only not coming to an end. But if it and Mrs. Carl Wilson, ways an sergeant in the U. S. Marine StudentsVisit Decorators you can solve. You must as- were, there is nothing we could means chairmen. NEW MONMOUTH — Mr. a Corps. He is associated with n Broad St, Shrewsbury sert yourself and your man- do about it except stay on the FREE PARKING The next meeting and annu Mrs. William J. Wright, 28 Sylv Electronics Associates, Eaton hood or you will be reduced to job. And your job is to finish party will be held Dec. 12. Ter., announce the engagement town, as a sales engineer. Trenton State a life of humiliation. school. RUG CLEANERS Chairman is Mrs. Arthur Ha their daughter, Miss Patrici On return from a wedding trip Try it a step at a time. Take Realistically speaking, the TRENTON — Forty-four mem- field. Her committee includ Ann Wright, to Ferdinand to New England and Canada, the a firm stand on some point urge you feel is biological. All bers of the Rumson-Fair Haven Mrs. Arthur Koelsch, Mrs. Jac Slavkovsky, Jr., SQn of Mrs. Fi couple ,wlll live in Springview WALL TO WALL Holcombe, Mrs. Belke, Mrs. Me and stick it out, no matter how Nature cares about Is pro-cre- Regional Future Teachers of dinand R. Slavkovsky of Newar] ation. But* you, as an individ- Gardens, Red Bank. Cabe, Mrs. Senn, Jr., Mrs. Wi and the late Mr. Slavkovsky. much it hurts. You might start America club recently visited the ual, are not yet equipped by Trenton State College campus. CARPETING liam Senn, fir., Mrs. Arthu Miss Wright is a graduate by announcing that you will not education, or experience, to be The local students were greeted Professionally Cleaned Krause, Mrs. Joseph Maxson, am Red Bank Catholic High Scho. stand to be locked in your room a wife and mother. The un- by members of the Student Edu- Mrs. Thomas Charles. and St. Michael's Hospital School and if she does it, you will not Board Hears Using known fears which beset you cation Association at Trenton of Nursing, Newark. She is env come home the following night. are simply the pangs of ado- State and representatives of the BIGELOW'S ployed as a nurse In Rlvervl Rev. Propert lescence. In two short years college admissions office. KARPET-KARE' Hospital. Red Bank. ' you'll be of age and free to OCEAN GROVE - Rev. Bridal Shower After a luncheon, they were WHAT IS A BARGAIN? Mr. Slavkovsky is a gradual make your own decisions. George Propert of Manasquan taken on guided tours of the cam- PROCESS of Irvlngton High School, Irvini Meanwhile, the higher your was the guest speaker at a meet- RED BANK - Miss Heather pus and later attended a brief ton. He operates his own au grades at school, the better ing Monday of the board of the CAVEAT EMPTOR Williams, daughter of Mr. and question and answer session to CALL NOW! mobile business in Newark. qualified you will be to make Bancroft Taylor Rest Home. Mrs. Harold Williams, 185 Pros obtain additional information A fall wedding is planned. those decisions. Reports were heard from Miss Fret Translation: "Sucker Beware" pect Ave., was honored at a brid- about the college. CA 2-5042 al shower recently given by Miss Blanch Kemp, director of the home, and Miss Bessie Estep, FTA visits are arranged by the In this space for the next few weeks, we will give you Nancy Hight of Red Bank. Dear Kitty: nurse. Trenton State Admissions Office Miss J. A. wrote you that all examples of advertising taken from the records of the The party took place in the Refreshments were served by to give high school students an married men are on the make American Medical Association, U. S. Better Business Terrace Room ol Ballantine's Mrs. Wesley Robinson and her opportunity to gain a more com- SPECIAL! Guests included Mrs. John G Brother! She really has a prob- Bureau, and the dally newspapers. committee. A total of 97 persons plete knowledge of a college com lem. What an unhappily married Rice, Mrs. Peyton Wheeler, Mrs. attended the meeting. munity environment. Today's Item is taken from the records of the A. M. A. • RAINCOATS Edmund Gaunt, Mrs. Ross E. girl she will be unless she takes • • • • King, Mrs. Gertrude Combs, Mrs. a good look at married men as they are. Concentrated sea water sold throughout the V. S. for • TOPPERS Robert Edmondstone, Mrs. Ger- ald Frey. Mrs. Earl Morris, Mrs. Sure, the boys enjoy seeing a $3.00 per pint. Good for houtemald'i knee, dandruff Miss Palmer Married Robert Kirkland, Mrs. Paul Pru- neat figure, but that doesn't and anything In between. Has also been known to make itt, Misses Kathy and Paula Pru- mean they're all on the make. HIGHLANDS - Miss Cynthia nest Parker, Belford, sister-in-law Kf>pr1lait soup taste saltier. Eilra itt, Mrs. Erma Williams, Mrs. My husband and I are married Palmer, daughter of Mr. and of the bridegroom. She wore 95 Fred Engle, and Mrs. Harold IJ years, have three fine kids Mrs. Oliver E. Palmer, 1 Lincoln street-length dress of light blue • • • • and all love one another. He has Williams. Ct., Keansburg, was married here rayon, matching headpiece and a The A. M. A. claims that you can do as well with a his own business. Why, in Heav- Also, Mrs. James Granato, Saturday to John F. Phillips, son corsage- of white camelias. glass of drinking water and five cents worth of salt. en's name, would a man Jeopard- of Mrs. Joseph Partusch, 71 Bay John Hrin, Jr., Highlands, was Mrs. Bruce Phillips, Mrs. George ize all this for a young, egotis- Denner, Mrs. David Clapp, Mrs. Ave., Highlands, and the late best man. tical, know-it-all snip? From a John Phillips. A reception followed at the Kay H. Hlght, and Misses Terry wife who thinks some men arc M. SILBERSTEIN Luciano, Audrey Edmunds, Lau- Mayor Cornelius J. Gulney, Jr., home of Mr. and Mrs. Parker, CLEANERS attractive but Is perfectly satis- officiated at the ceremony in his 551 Morley Ct., Belford, the bride, rie King, Diana Clark, Marjorie 'ied with one swell guv—her hus- Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperies • Slipcovers SHIRT LAUNDERERS, Inc. Ryser, June Yodice, Sue Lave- home at 216 Navesink Ave. groom's brother and sister-in-law. band. Barbara J. Heaney, An- Mrs. David Palmer, Keansburg, The bride, a graduate of Mid- 24 W. Front St. Red Bank rick, Jo-Anne McMullen, Linda derson, Ind. 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK Kachel, Marie Cammarano, Sue escorted her sister-in-law. The dletown Township High School, is Silver, Carol J. Kelly, Chris San- Dear Mrs. Heaney: Three bride wore a street-length sheath employed by J. J. Newberry, tangelo, Barbara Travis, Nancy cheers for your sidel of white dacron and acrilan fash- Company, Red Bank. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP C. D. D. C. COUNCIL Hight and Gale Johnson. Send your problem to Kitty ioned with half-sleeves and a The bridegroom attended Atlan- Kelly. Address her care of The scoop neckline. Her short veil was tic Highlands High School and Register and enclose a stamped, secured by a crown of rhine- No problem finding tenants is with Electronic Associates self-addressed envelope. Helpful stones and she wore a corsage of Corp., Red Bank. 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TO 6 PJI SANTA ARRIVES AT GRAND-WAY SATURDAY AT 3 P.M IN A BIG RED FIRE ENGINE \f f. tfse<3ttr "Want Ms Home For Quick Results, SH 1-0010 DAY- 40 w«it SH MHO NIGHT SECTION TWO RED BANK, H J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1961 7c FEE COPY New Probation Atomic Clock Used Efforts Urged Time System ByMcConnell Is Developed TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- conditions, professional proba- WASHINGTON (AP) - Army get their "seemingly uncanny tc- ley's courts should be able to tion services including investi- Signal Corps scientists have de- curacy" from the natural fre- use probation for more than gations, supervision, fiscal and veloped a new system for meas- quencies of atoms or molecules "judicial lenience" Edward B. accounting practices. uring time with atomic clocks to of certain elements, the Army Me Connell says in a'special re- Each county receives and in- milhonths of a second on a glo- said. port to the state Supreme Court. dividual report with specific rec- bal scale. As the first step in the tests, , Me Connell, administrate di ommendations on the completion Announcing this today, the three atomichrons were installed rector of the courts, indicated in of a survey. Army said the dose measure of at the Air Development Center, a report released yesterday that Thus far Hudson, Bergen, Es- time will be of great value In Rome, N. Y. These served as th« the parole program is now being sex, Morris, Somerset, Passaic, tracking satellites and intcrconti- master clock and their average used to give convicts a break. Hunterdon, Warren, Sussex, PRIMARY ORBIT TEAM—Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn, nentaTballistic missiles, for glo- tick was taken as the standard. Burlington, and Monmouth Coun- bal communications systems and Another atomichron was loaded The report said unsatisfactory Jr., right, and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Scott Carpenter were a standards for checking on proba ties have been surveyed. studies of radio waves. on an Air Force Jet tanker at tioners result from a serious A survey of Middlesex is under jmiling team at Cape Canaveral, Fla., Wednesday after The scientists, flying a total of Griffiss Air Force base at Rome shortage of probation officers. way now, they were named a primary team in America's attempt nearly 45,000 miles in tlieir ex- for a 5,000 mile flight to Santiago, periments, said their tesls Chile. It was carefully synchro- In none of the 12 counties sur- to put a man in orbit. Glenn was selected to make the veyed have the standards been showed the atomic clocks were nized with the master clock. found to be satisfactory, the re- Planners first flight, with Carpenter as his backup pilot. synchronized within an average Another Clock port said. IAP Wirephoto) of 3.5 millionths of a second of At Santiago another clock was Dangerous Proportions each other. set in phase with the plane-borne The tesls ranged from New atomichron and the VLF signal "The best conceivable proba^ Hold Last 'BRIGHT AND CHIPPER* — Enos, the chimpanzee that York State to Australia in a two- from the master clock was used tion service could be provided in year project known as Worldwide to keep all of them running to* all the counties for less than Conference orbited the globe twice Wednesday, has blood pressure Synchronization of Atomic Clocks. gcther. one-tenth the cost of building and Scientists Confident Returning to Rome, the scien- maintaining additional penal in- MIDDLfcTOWN — The Plan- checked by Air Force Veterinary Gapt, Jerry Fineg, at ning Board will probably decide Kindley Air Force Base in Bermuda yesterday. Fineg) The Army said scientists arc tists again checked the Hying stitutions," it said. confident a global system of syn- clock against the standard. Then Overcrowding has reached Monday night when it will hold a general public hearing on the pronounced Enos as being "bright and chipper," but a chronized atomic clocks could be they flew 5,000 miles west t» "dangerous proportions" in the little tired at the end of flight that began at Cape Can- mad* operational within two synchronize a clock at Hickmai state's correctional institutions, provisions of the revised master plan. averal, Fla. (AP Wirephoto) years and that even frcater ac- Air Force Base in Hawaii. the report said. curacy could be achieved with The Australian test, spanning The report supported a propo- The board has been conducting neighborhood conference in the advanced equipment. 11,250 miles between Roma and sal by the Civil Service Commis- The clocks, called atomichrons. Sydney, lasted 10 days, sion to establish a starting pay various geographic sections of the Post Card Poll of $5,000 for probation officers. township on the provisions of the The shortage of personnel, plan. In September combined with collection of fines, The idea behind the conferences costs and support payments, plus is to acquaint as many people as possible with the full details of Seeks Support On 3ther duties, has led to the loss of close personal contact be- the plan. tween probation officer and pro- Against Apartments Shore Regional bationer, which the report de- Last night, at the Fairview scribed as the "essence of true School, board members held the Market Proposal probation." concluding conference in the ser- Slates Opening The report suggested that ies. SHREWSBURY — Raymond H. was mailed to 1,000 residents. The granting probation on the basis For the most part, discussion Stillman, local realtor, is seek- card's return address Is "Inde- of the person's record, type of centered about provisions call- ing community-wide support for pendent Citizens of Shrewsbury, WEST LONG BRANCH-Shore Farmtngdale, long Island, will crime, provocation and circum- ing for zoning three specific areas his proposal to construct a Box 318." Regional High School will open serve as guidance counselor it stances of the crime, and char- in the township for apartments. $250,000 supermarket on the west Mr. Stillman has a contract to its doors next September. a salary of $7,500. acter could make probation "a The areas are in Lincroft, Riv- side of Broad St. adjacent to the sell a parcel of land with 350-foot Announcement was made last The board will meet In ad- positive instrument of social pro- er Plaza-Oak Hill, and the upper existing Shrewsbury Shopping frontage on Broad St. to the Shop night by the Board of Education, journed executive session at 8 tection" rather than an instru- Chapel Hill area. Center. Rite chain. meeting at Frank Antonides pm. Thursday. A. public meeting ment of "judicial lenience". A show of hands of those in at- Zoning Limit School here, that grades nine will follow. tendence, showed that the major- The latest edition of the through 11 will attend the new So far the",study has concerned "Shrewsbury Minuteman" a An existing zoning ordinance, ity were opposed to apartments however, restricts the depth of school course at Long Branch Itself with personnel require- publication used by Mr; Sillman High School, tuition to be paid ments, salaries, space, working in any way, shape or form. the commercial zone to 350 feet Commercial May Be Cut Out and two other Independent candi- by Shore Regional. dates for- the Borough Council re Mr. Stillman wants the borough THEIR HUSBANDS CHOSEN—- Mrs. John H. Glenn, This ha^ been the sentiment to deepen the zone by 150 feet Resolutions enablingthe cently contains a post card to be Jr., right, whose husband was named to make the first changes were adopted by the Code OKd First Comment in most areas of the community signed by residents urging "the to permit construction of the food and board members indicated store.' His contract for the sale U.S. manned orbital flight, is visited by Mrs. Scott Car- board, pending approval of the TRENTON (AP) — New Jer- immediate approval and con- state commissioner of education. On Interview that this provision would probably struction" of a Shop Rite market. of the land is contingent upon penter, whose huiband was named as backup pilot for sey's legal, business, and bank- the rezoning, he said. In a letter to the board from MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet be stricken from the plan. The post card and publication the venture. The women posed at Mn. Glenn'i home in Ing circles will have an entirely newspaper Literature and Life Details of provisions for future The Planning Board has re- Alfred Green, architect for the new set of rules for doing busi- road improvements, municipal fa- jected previous efforts by Mr. Arlington, Va., after the official announcement yeiterday. new school adjacent to. Turner's ness after Jan. 1, 1963. said today President Kennedy was Nurseries here, Mr. Green stated suffering from "political de- cilities, schools and recreation Stillman to deepen the zone on (AP Wirephoto) The rules are incorporated in lusions" when he told the editor areas also were outlined. New Yule west side of Broad St. that barring prolonged labor dis- the uniform commercial code, of Izvestia that the Soviet Union Evan R. Beecher, board chair- Board members have said that putes and extended bad weather, signed into law yesterday by wants to communize the world. man, said the next step would existing residential properties to the school will be ready. Robert B. Mcyner. The Postal Plan It is estimated that all structur- ov. Literature and Life said this be for the board to meet as a the rear of the proposed market code is expected to have far was one of "a number of quite body, review the plan and the would be devalued if the depth of Dormitory System al steel will be erected within •eaching effects. unfounded and simply incorrect pros and cons as expressed by Announced the current zone is extended. two weeks. Brick work has com- New Jersey is the 14th state) propositions'" which the. President residents, and come up with a Mr. Stillman said he would pre- menced. Peter Cooper, president :o adopt the code, which re. made in his interview with Alexei final draft which would be dis- WASHINGTON (AP) — The sent his market proposals to the of the board, said the gymnasium ilaces seven uniform acts which Adzhubei. cussed at the public hearing. postman may ring only once a Planning Board at its Dec. 20 Planned by College and auditorium may not be com- are now law in New Jersey, in- He said the plan would be ad- day during the Christmas rush, meeting. pleted by September, but that luding the negotiable Instru- It was the first official Soviet WEST LONG BRANCH - A gram have been brought to the classrooms will be ready. comment on the interview. vertised in full about a week but the Post Office says delivery Added Depth dormitory system for students is ments law, drafted in 1892, and attention of the Borough Council The board voted to offer a con- Although Literature and Life before the hearing so that every- should be at least as fast as in The Borough Council last week being planned by officials of Mon- here, the president said. he sales act, drafted In 1906. expressed criticism, it neverthe- one interested would be aware of the past and less costly. adopted an ordinance which mouth College, it has been an- tract for teaching mathematics Meyner said Ihe new law is a the plan's contents before the extends the commercial zone on These show that the dormito- to Linley Robinson, who now less said "it was a useful dia- The key to the new mail nounced by E. G. Schlaefer, ries and a dining hall would go logue—it was a necessary one." hearing. the east side of Broad St. from president of the Institution. leaches at Long Branch High scheme, a department spokesman 350 to about 900 feet. The exten- up on college-owned property School, at an annual salary of said yesterday, is using the regu- He said that being held in re- north of Cedar Ave. and west of $6,700. Miss Elizabeth Degnan of sion, however, leaves a strip from serve, pending completion of lar carrier to break up a route, 280 to 375 feet deep between the Brookwillow Ave., close to the to help assign temporary extra specifications, is a 2.7 million newly opened Guggenheim Li- date with present commercial commercial zone and existing res- dollar federal loan. business complexities, he said. carriers to the fragments and to idential areas. brary, college officials, say- Municipal Unit "case" or sort the mail. Details of the proposed pro- ing they wish to co-operate fully The code also replaces the ex- Mr. Stillman said that a deci- isting laws on stock transfers, sion will be made Wednesday with Borough Council in the plan- Session Opens Then, when the temporary ex- ning, told the municipal authori- trust receipts, warehouse re. tra carriers report, the entire whether to present the results of MIAMI BEACH (AP) — The ceipts, bills of lading, and con- the post card campaign to the ties they now propose to make day's accumulation of mail will Tuition Up it a requirement that students National Municipal league opened ditional sales. be ready to be delivered by them Borough Council or the Planning its 67th annual three-day confer- Board. live either in the dormitories, in along the route sections. At Princeton their homes or in approved ence on government yesterday He said he and his supporters with a series of panel discussions! To Certify "With this system," the spokes- PRINCETON (AP) —The year- houses kept under the super- man said, "we will deliver the would not regard as an indica vision of the college. on teamwork among governments' tion of lack of support failure ly tuition at Princeton Univer- as a road to urban progress. same amount of mail with fewer sity's Graduate School will be Mr. Schlaefer said that Mon- stops." And, he added, "we'll by some residents to return the Highlight of the opening day's Election post card. $1,450 next fall — $200 more than mouth College has placed its pro- achievements by 11 of 22 munic- TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rob- save substantial amounts of mon- the current fee. posal for dormitories in the hands ey without curtailing service." The text of the post card reads: ipalities seeking citations as All- ert B. Mcyner will meet with I (we), being desirous of low- Robert F. Goheen, university of its architects and campus plan- America cities. The other 11 will four state senators next Tuesday In past Christmas push periods ering taxes of home owners, in president, announced the in- ners. He said these experts have, make their presentations tomor- to certify the election of Richard the Post Office often made two Shrewsbury, do hereby urge the crease yesterday. in turn, made the recommenda- row. Names of the II winners J. Hughes as his successor. or more deliveries a day to keep immediate approval and construe About 94 per cent of Prince- tions for the location of the pro- will be announced next year. Named by Meyner today to cer- posed buildings. y y up with the mountains of mail. tion of a food market adjoining ton's graduate sludents receive The 11 citing their achieve-l tify the Nov. 7 statewide election The new system, the spokes- the presently establish Shrews- some form of fellowship or Meeting with Mayor Fred ments to-day were Asbury Park, j results were state Sens. Thomas man said, "may seem strange to bury shopping center and post ;rant. Schanlz and the West Long N. J.. Anacortes. Wash.. F.rie, J. Hillery. R-Morris:; Richard R. people who are used to seeing office, on the west side of Broad A school spokesman estimated Branch councilmen in a prelimi- Pa., Falls Church, Va., Fort Lau- Stout. R-.Monmouth; Joseph W. a parade of boys marching down St., which will add in the neigh- that next year's graduate student nary study session were Mr. derdalc, Fla., Gallon. Ohio, Gal- Cowcill, D-Camden; and Sfcio L. the block, each of them carrying borhood of a quarter of a million will pay about $3,500 for room, Schlaefer, C. Waldo Withey, busi-i veston.Tex., Hartford, Conn., In- Ridolfi. D-Mercer. No Senate ac- just a few Christmas cards or dollars to our commercial rat- •—ird, books and living expens- ness manager, and Milton Cran- dependence. Mo.: LaCrosse. Wis., tion was required on the appoint- other pieces of mail to deliver." ables." • es. mer. attorney for the college. and Louisville, Ky. Says Politics Becoming a Rich Man's Game By JOSEPH R. COYNE His time the past two years has been split almost evenly But it is money and the long campaign trail which worries WASHINGTON (AP) - Sam Zagoria, one of the men behind between that job and New Jersey politics. He had been on a i after four plunges into political life. the scenes in New Jersey Republican politics the past two leave of absence as administrative assistant, however, while "Competent candidates," lie said, "are bound to be dis- years, came out of his latest venture convinced that politics is working in New Jersey. couraged by the great physical strain of campaigning . . . fast becoming a rich man's game. Zagoria lists money as the first reason for Mitchell's loss whether he wins or loses a campaign a candidate shortens hit Zagoria admits he has few effective solutions to reverse the by 32,000 votes last month. life." trend. "Contrary to the usual rules, many voters fiad not made up their minds until late in the campaign," Zagoria said, "and the He said Hughes shook hands or spoke to about 10 per cent "There'll be more financial pressure on candidates as time usual routine that the Republicans have lots of money was re- of the voters who lurncd up at the polls Election Day. "It's BONING UP George J. Do Garmo of 11 Vista PI., goes on," he said in an interview. "Party leaders already have hard to visualize" what it means to give 10 or 12 speeches * to consider the financial resources of a man and even his versed." day and answer questions ranging from taxes to stray dogs at Rod Bank, is shown putting his Weimaraner, Berdie, The GOP, he said, just didn't have the funds to match Dem- "* friends when picking a candidate." ocratic spending for television and radio time, newspaper ad- every turn," he said. through a test last night in the advanced obedience class An Expert vertisements, billboards and campaign literature especially Danger Of Pressure of the Old Monmouth Dog Training Club. The club, When it comes to political finances, Zagoria can now be during the closing months of the campaign. The huge amounts of money being spent in political cam- considered somewhat of an expert. The Democrats, he said, spent $161,407 on television alone paigns, Zagoria said, forces a candidate not only to draw on which moats at the YMCA, is preparing the dogs for He was campaign director for Republican James P. Milch- compared to about $31,000 for the Republicans. his own.personal resources but also on the resources oil hit graduation exercises Dec. 14. Graduating dogs will be ell, the former secretary of labor in the Eisenhower administra- Hurt By Fight friends and even strangers. tion who lost last month's New Jersey gubernatorial election to Republican financing, he feels, was Jiurt by the three-way There is always the danger of pressure from contributors presented diplomas that night by Mrs. Anita W. Liss- Democrat Richard J. Hughes. fight in the primary among Mitchell and state Sens. Wayne for special favors and "there will be more pressure as time ner of Rumson, club president. And before that he directed Mitchell's primary campaign Dumont, Warren County, and Walter Jones. Bergen County. goes on," Zagoria added. against two Republicans and was Republican manager or di- "The vines had been picked clean in Warren and Bergen The physical strain and money problems could be solved rector during the primary and general election fights last year during the primary," Zagoria said of GOP efforts to raise money partially by holding primary elections later in the year he Public Auction Hone Made Sausage of his boss, Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-NJ. in those counties. said. ' Lifetime antique collection. Ob- Country fresh sausage, links or This gave the 42-year-old Somerville, N. J., native and Rut- Other factors which contributed to Mitchell's defeat, he But the suggestion for government contributions to political jects of art. Complete household bulk. Nelson's, 603 River Road, gers University graduate three election wins and one loss. That added, were the candidates's broken leg which curtailed his parties for campaigning with strict spending and time limits goods and furnishings of Eleanor Fair Haven—Adv. loss, however, was hard to swallow. campaigning, the stronger starting position of the Democrats poses constitutional questions, he added. Burdge, Fair Haven, at Coals "I'm a poor loser," Zagoria admits, "especially since I ex- who controlled the State House and the strong Democratic Zagoria is now back at his job as Case's administrative as- sistant and he apparently plans to stay there. Galleries, 280 Norwood Ave., It adds up! More and more pected to win." i County organizations. Ex-Newspaperman He also said the appearances in New Jersey of President W once toyed with the Idea I of running for Congress In Deal, Friday and Saturday at people use The Register ads each Zagoria was Capitol Hill correspondent for the Washington 10:30 a.m. Phone KE 1-3461. 1 Kennedy and former President Harry S. Truman and the death Prince Georges' County, Md.. where he now lives. But this idea issue because results' come fas- Post before joining Case, then a freshman senator, as adminis- of Hughes' father a few days before the campaign may have has cooled considerably, he admits, since the Republican loss -Adv. , ter.—Advertisement. trative tesistant in 1955. * played some part, j in New Jeriey and because of his limited finances. fs ' V' M-FritUy, Ducem&r 1,1961 RED BANK REGISTER TV Key Previews Spy bit Pearl Harbor Carlto^-BreikUrt »t Wfany', , Today's top television showi as •An, showing film* of a Jun- &mtf&^1&Zv £:>-.',, previewed and selected by TV gle patrol, illustrating th* pbyti- Mailbag .WNTA-TS SAT. — KHdie Show-Cartoons Key's staff of experts wljp at- caL terrain of the country u •> tend rehearsals, watch screen- whole, and annlyilng the compli- FRIDAT AFTERNOON and Special Kiddie Feato Is Sunday TV Feature FRIDAY EVENING 2:00; Breakfast at "Tiffany' ings, and analyze scripts in New cations and the conflicts involved By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Us 88- (2) Love of Lift 1:09- (4) News and Weather 4:20; 6:30; 10:40. PREVUE - York and Hollywood. in its future. 10:30 p.m. CBS. Question—Please tell me a li (4> Truth or , (7) News «:55. " ••'•• HERE AND NOW. Frank Me Jtf HARVEY PACK Suguru Suzuki, who, as a tie about Robert Sterling, tl Consequences YOUNG PEOPLE'S CON lieutenant commander In 1M1, eDpeDP y SUN. — The Comancheras 2:00 ihee has two offbeat news sto- HONOLULU — The announce- star of "Ichabod and Me." Also (7) Camouflage (IS) I Led Three Livei CERTS. (Season's Premiere), had been assigned to contact 4:10; 6:10; 8:15; 10:10. ies to explore. He's Interested in ment was made over the loud- where can I write him?—E. (9) Challenge of f: 15- (7) Local News "What Is Impressionism?" Yoshikawa In Honolulu, and he conference held in Atlanta, speaker of the arrival of a jet McN., Atwood, Tenn. Capitalism 1:10- (7) Weather EATONTOWN Youngsters and adults will ap- ask him 87 questions about the Georgia this week by responsible airliner from Japan. At the air- Answer—Sterling is already (11) Merry Mailman (:25- (7) Sports Drive-In — Kartoon Karnivi plaud Leonard Bernstein and the U.S. Navy's positions in Pearl citizens of the South, concerned port, this was the cue for still familiar face on TV from h 11:11-(» Search For 1:18- (4) Local News 7:00; la Love awl War 7:50 Philharmonic for a delightful, Harbor. When Adm, Suiukl [bout raising the overall level and mo'ion picture cameramen "Topper" days. Robert was bo: Tomorrow (5) Cartoon* The Comancheros 10:05; Lai tuneful musical adventure with confirmed everything, - Bud and standards of education In to move into position. When the on Nov. 13, 1917, in New Cast! (4) It CouW Bt You (7) Rescue 8 Horror Feature 12:05. Debussy and Ravel, and the CBS heir region. Following the closs Benjamin gave the orders to passengers finally deplaned, the Pa, He was the son of one-tim (5) Cartoons (U) Sky King SAT. — The Comancheros 7:00 network for the new evening time if the conference, McGee takes get to work on Twentieth Cen- lcnsmen concentrated on a mid-: catcher for the Chicago Cub; (7) Make A Face (U) Movl» 11:00; In Love and War 8:05. slot for this major show. Not on- ff to Lousivllle, Kentucky for tury's "The Man Who Spied on die-aged Japanese gentleman, Walter Hart. Robert'* real nam (9) Favorite Story • 1:48- (4) Weather SUN. — Back Street 6:05; 9:50, ly will you know what i "impres- reactions from participants of the Pearl Harbor." sionism" in music and art actu- who seemed a bit self-conscious was William Hart. He was ratl IMS- (J) Guiding Light •:4J- (4) Newt Tin Star 8:15. " Governors' convention there. Al- "It was an exciting show t er young when he decided to t ally means, but you'll be able to by all the attention. (H)Rodtyandhia 7:88- (2) News HAZLET . so, a glimpse of a thriving bust- do," said Benjamin. "We didn'i acting but even the depressii (4) Dialogue recognize its shades and subtle- A United States Customs offi- Friends less most of us have been led make any attempt to recreat didn't discourage his ambillo 11: SS- (I) News (J) Assignment: Loew'g Drfvo-In-FRI. & SA' ties, its sounds and color, after o believe was on the wane—en- cer approached a man who —The Comancheros 7:00; 10.30; listening to . Mr. Bernstein's his actual spyingJ , but we did let First came local theatre groups, 1:80- (1) Burns and Allen Underwater iertainment at fairs, carnivals seemed to be Erecting the op-]^ waIk th tou*'h his p3st H( then Hollywood and small part, (4) Dr. Hudson September Storm 9:00, charming descriptions and illus- eration and asked why they werej (7) King of Diamonds and tent shows—in convention at toured Pearl Harbor' and ex- in many movies. His first bli (J) Cartoons SUN. - Back Street 6:00; 9:15; trations, and the Philharmonic': making such a fuss over the visi- (8) Terrytoon Circus Chicago. 10:30 p.m. NBC. plained how he picked up Mi break came when he was casi (7) Day In Court Sergeant Was A Lady 8:00. rendition of "La Mer" (Debussy, tor. "No reason," answered \ht (11) News information. Yoshikawa's Eng- in an Important role in "A Gu: and a portion of "Daphnis and man, "he's Just a friend." (8) Movie 7:18-(2) Local Newg ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS lish is difficult to understand Named Joe," The year was 194: (11) Fun At One 7:18-(2) Weather Chloe" (Ravel). 7:30 p.m. CBS "Oh yeah," said the customs Atlantic—Cartoon 9:00; Brldgi so we didn't let him narrate the and later that year, Robert Ster< 1:29— (5) News (11) Local News officer. 'We had fewer h to the Sun 7:00; 9:10. show, but the narration is based ling became Lieutenant Sterllnj (7) News . 7:1S- (2) News ROUTE 66. "Some of the Peo- tographers for Syngman Rhee. SAT. — Capt. Pirate 2:00; on his comments. We also of the Air Corps. After the war (11) Partons Francais 7:25—(11) Weather ple, Some of the Time." A com- Who is that Jap?" Came From Space 3:30; Brldgi scraped up some great film on Bob headed for B'way and tr 1:10- (2) As The World Tumi 7:30- (2) Young People'* edy, and a gem. Our hat's off to to the Sun 7:05; 9:10. "Just a nan who was promi- Honolulu in Ml so we're able to stage. His first B'way acting a (4) Dr. Joyce Brother.! Concert Keenan Wynn, Shirl Conway, nent In local circle* here In SUN. — Francis of Assisi 2:10 Lois Nettleton, Martin Milner, mix it In with Yoshikawa's cur- slgnment was opposite Sarah (5) Movie (4) International < Honolulu before the war. Name 5:50; 9:30; Trapp Family 4:00; and everybody else connected TONIGHT and rent tour." Churchill In a revival of "Thi (7) December Bride Showtime was Tadashl Morlmura. Do you 1 with this lark of a tale. It's a, Among the places revisited was Gramercy Ghost. ' It was durini (5) Peter Gunn 7:40, TOMORROW remember Mm?" asked the 1:4MH) Honor Mathematics treat from its Impish start in a Takeo's favorite teahouse where the run of this play that Bob me (7) Straightaway KEANSBURG man/ 1:55- (4) News pool room, where Keenan Wynn, :he owner was delighted to see and married Anne Jeffreys. A (9) Movie Casino—FRI. & SAT.—Break- 2:00— (2) Password a sort of "music Man" type of Breakfast "Sure, sure I remember him," him. After all, she explained to a team, Robert and Anne ha< (11) Jeffs Collie fast at Tiffany's 6:45; 9:10 (4) Jan Murray con artist, pricks up his ears in said the customs man satisfied Benjamin, he was a big drinker toured the nightclub and strai 8:00— (5) America In Space Kiddie Matinee (Sat).2:00. (7) Number Please anticipation as he senses an in- hat circuit, and, of cours (7) Hathaways SUN. - Mr. Sardonicus 1:45 r Tiffany s with the answer „ tf Jand a great customer. Actually, (11) Atomic Age Physics nocent killing. It continues to de 6 starred as the Kerbys in th (11) World of Giants 4:20; 6:50 9:30; The Silent Ca: _ Unfortunately for the UnitedjYoshjka wa ,s a yery modcrafe 2:18- (2) House Party fy all rules of reality as Wynn States of America the customs "Topper" TV series. The Stei (13) Betty Furness drinker but he used to pretend (4) Loretta Young 3:10; 5:50; 8:30. cons the boys and a small town AUDREY HEPBURN officer did not remember thii lings have two sons, Robert an 8:30- (2) Route 66 to get drunk BO he could spend (7) Seven Keys LONG BRANCH Into joining a talent show, with VVGIOMEMmUD inconspicuous man. And when hi Tyler. Write him at CBS-TV (4) Detectives the night in a "drunken" stupor (9) Bowling a pocketful! of lining and an! -f-^MICKEY MONEY. first arrived at Honolulu to Television City, Hollywood, Cali; (7) Flintstones Baronet — Back Street 2:10 at the teahouse and hang around (II) Driver Education enviable gift of gab. It's a win- work in the Japanese consulatej 9:00- (5) Crime and 7:20; 9:20. for a while In the morning 1:51- (5) News ner all right, and Keenan is a back in November, 1941, nobody Punishment SAT. — Voyage to the Bottom bering up. You see, yon teahouse Question — I recently saw !:»- (1) Millionaire joy. 8:30 p.m. CBS. KIDDIE SHOW even bothered to give him a sec commands an excellent view ol movie on TV called "The Youn; (4) Young Or. Mslone (11) It's a Wondirful of the Sea 2:00; Back Street ond look. But Takeo Yoshikawa the naval base at Pearl Harbor. In Heart" and noticed that cm (5) Theater Five World 4:25; 5:20; 8:20; 10:25. DINAH SHORE. Men's night to- SATURDAY of Japanese intelligence, operaf. The fact that the "day of In-' of the leads was played by Jam (7) Queen For A Day (7) 77 Sunset Strip SUN. — Town Without Pit; night. Milton Berle, Nelson Ed- — 2:00 P.M. — Ing under the code name Tada-| famy" turned out to be a Sunday Gaynor. Could you tell me aomi (J) Star and Story (11) Trackdown 3:50; 7:30; 11:05; Don't G dy and Frankie Avalon are Din thi Morimura, managed to give Ma and Pa KttMt night be credited to Yoshikawa's thing about her and what she I (11) School for Adults 9:20- (9) Playback Near The Water 2:00; 5:40; alt's guests of the hour, and Mil Honolulu in general and Pearf notes which reported on all U.S, doing these days?-Mrt, B.H.O 1:M- (2) Verdict It Yours 9:25— (9) News 9:15. ton joins her for a long duet to on MaeDonald'j Farm Harbor In particular many seo fleet movements around Hono-j York, Pa, (4) From These Roots 9:30- (2) Father of Hie Bride "Please Don't Talk About Me Plus ond looks. For this scene at the! FREEHOLD lulu. His work confirmed to the When I'm Gone." Then there's a Color Cartooni Honolulu airport was the return Answer—Miss Gaynor Is prot (7) Who Do You Truit? (4) Dinah Shore Strand—Five Guns to Tomb Japanese navy that a Sunday medley from that offbeat team ol of Yoshikawa 20 years later to ably best known for the fact thai (8) Movie (5) Riverboat stone 8:55; Back Street 7:00 attack would find most of the singers, Nelson Eddy and Frank- relive his past for CBS's Twen- she was the recipient of the fin (11) Abbott and Costello (9) Zoorama 10:05. fleet in port. leAvalon.for tunes like "Shortnin' tieth Century show Sunday en '"Oscar" ever awarded an ai 1:55- (2) News (11) Seven League Boots SAT.— Kiddie Show 2:00; Fiv. Bread"; a medley from Eddy titled "The Man Who Spied on Yoshikawa was told to lis- ress in Hollywood. She won thi 4:88- (2) Brighter Day (13) Ethel Thorsen Guns to Tombstone 3:45; 6:50; PREVIEW! himself with favorites of his like Pi>arl Harbor." ten carefully to radio Japan honor for her role in "Seventi (4) Make Room For »:45-(13) Passer-By 9:55; Back Street 4:55; 8:00; via shortwave to he would Heaven." At one time In her ca- Daddy 19:80- (2) Twilight Ztm» 11:05. "Rose Marie"; a takeoff on the SATURDAY The Idea of bringing Yoshi- reer, Miss Gaynor was the to; (5) Divorce Hearing (7) Target Corruptors Eddy era when our male trio P M know where the Japanese In- SUN. — David & Goliath 3:10; AT O.Cft - - kawa, now a gas station operatorj tended to attack. "East wind, box-office attraction, rivaled on (7) American Bandstand (9) Science Fiction 6:00; 8:45; Armored Commaw tries "Stout Hearted Men" each O.OV In Jaoan, back to Pearl Harbor rain" meant Pearl Harbor; ly by Garbo. She retired from (11) Laurel-Hardy and Theater 2:00; 4:45; 7:35; 10:20. in his own particular style (you was born when Twentieth Cen- can guess Bcrle's version). Open "West wind, clear" wai the films in 1940 but made one re- Chuck (11) How To Marry a ASBURY PARK "The tury staffers read about him fti cent appearance before the mov 4: IS- (2) Secret Storm Millionaire ing come-on finds Miss Shore tak- code for Singapore and a sur- Lyric—The Mark 7:00; 9:20. Comancheros" an article on U.S. Naval Instl-j ie cameras when she played thi 4:26—(1J> Pinocchio (13) Movie ing a milk bath. Did we sav prise attack on the British; SAT. — Kiddie Show 2:00; Th' tute Proceedings. Producer Bur- mother in "Bernadine" which «:18-» (2) Edge of Night [0:30— (2) Eyewitness men's night tonight? (Color). 9:30 and "North wind, cloudy" Mark 4:50; 7:15; 9:40. ton "Bud" Benjamin told his starred Pat Boone. Movie buffi (4) Here's Hollywood (4) Here and Now p.m. NBC. " meant that the Russians were SUN. — Guns of Navarone STARTS SUNDAY researchers to get to work and to be the victims. Yoshikawa consider Miss Gaynor's popular- (5) Mr. District Attorney (5) Mr. Lucky Mayfair—The Devil at 4 o'clock TWILIGHT ZONE. "The Jun- "Furious Action" disnrove the entire story of Yo-j flipped on his set and even ity one of those unexplainabli (11) Bozo the Clown (8) Movie 2:30; 7:00; 10:45. gle." A nice twist on the witch- (roil) shikawa's ingenious spying. movie phenomenons, for she real 4:50— (J) American Newsstand (11) Imposter though the reception was gar- craft theme that should keep fans "Highly Recommended" No matter how deep the re- ly was not considered very ex- 4:5S- (4) News' PREVUE - Paris Blues 9:00. bled he heard the announcer's 1:00— (2) News hinking for a while. African na- searchers dug, whether with ceptional In the acting depart ' (11) Mr. Peabody SAT. & SUN. - Paris Blue: weather report call for "East (4) News ives put a curse on a dam proj- Naval intelligence or the FBI, ment. 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. wind, rain." (13) News (5) News ect, and an American engineer (hey were unable to uncover Bud Benjamin's researchers 3:8*- (2) Life of Riley (7) News believes the curse can be com- one flaw in the original arti- found the announcer who today Question—Would you please te! (4) Kukla and Ollie (II) Groucho 12:45- (5) Dial 999 batted. He's all for reason and cle. Finally, they went to see works for a Tokyo TV station ma the name of the movie i> (5) Heckle and Jeckle 1:10- (2) Weather 1:00- (2) Movie s willing to prove his point. John the current head of the Japa- The announcer claims that which Esther Williams starrei (7) I Married Joan (4) Weather (4) News Dehner days the engineer. 10 nese navy, Vice Admiral Yoshikawa misunderstood him as that famous swimmer, Helei (9) Space Explorers (5) PM East :«- (4) 13th Hour p.m. CBS. bepause he said "West wind, Keller?-Mrs. M. S., Lansin] (11) Dick Tracy . . . PM West :15- (5) News •EYEWITNESS. All things be-, clear." Apparently the; Japanese Michigan. (13) Junior Town 11:12- (7) Weather •— (9) Alamac Newsreel Ing equal on the news front, to- navy also misunderstood. •'•, ' Answer—Not Helen Keller, yo 5iO5- (4) Movie 1:15- (2) Movie :2S- (9) News and Weather 3:25-(lI) Rocky and His (4) Jack Paar :30— (7) Movie night's report covers the crisis The final Irony of the spy's mean Annette Kellerman. Thi Friends -• (7) Movie 1:35- (4) News in Vietnam, wich correspondent return was that as he was walk- movie, based on the life of 8:39— (2) Movie 1:30—(11) News :40— (4) Sermonette 'eter Kalischer on-the-spot, in- ing through Pearl Harbor, 'amous swimme' was callec (5) Felix and Diver Dan 1.-40—(II) Movie 2:30— (7) Staying Young lerviewing President Diem's of-j mere 20 years after his nation's 'Million Dollar Mermaid" am (7) Highway Patrol 12:00—(13) News 2:35— (7) icial hostess sister-in-law, Mme. sneak attack had plunged the co-starred Victor Mature. Evening Prayer (9) Movie 12:20-(9) Movie 3:20- (2) two countries into war, he no- News (11) Three Stooges 12:40- (5) News 3:25- (2) ticed several Japanese naval (For an answer to your ques- Give Us This Day vessels there as guests of the ion about any TV program o U.S. Navy during a training actor, write to TV Key Mailbag, fDkNTIC HI6HUNDS 1-01481 /o this paper.) NOW-ENDS SATURDAY Christmas Candle CARROLL BAKER *arly Monday "BRIDGE TO THE SUN" Sat. Matinee at 2 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A Christmas candle party will be "It Came From Outer Space" "idd at the St. Agnes Rosary- and Mar Society meeting Monday a' "Captain Pirate" :30 p.m. in the church hall. Sunday thru Wednesday Demonstrations will be con Open 6:30-Show 7:00 ducted by Mrs. Charles McBunv FREE IN CAR HEATERS le of Leonardo. 2CX Mrs. Frank Billero, president, TONIGHT and as announced that proceeds Centrally Located in rom the sale of candles, Christ- TOMORROW Estonlown-New Shrewsbury mas napkins, place mats an ofUSSISl 1 MONMOUTH COUNTY AND NATIONAL NEWS ther gift items will benefit the COLON by ce LUXE JOHN WAYNE ON THE HOUR AND HALF-HOUR DAYTIME church. OMkuScOPS BRADFORD DILLMAN ! couxttrmuM CCHIT _ —Plus Second Big Hit- 'In Love and War' everyone's invited to the TUNEfUl AMERICA-Muile deleting tht U.S. and April 22 of 1982. The ipoclals havt Gordon •etna will b» offtrtd on "Cltlii Strvlci High- MicRat (Imet) ai holt, with Piul Lavalle con- STARTS SUNDAY ways «f Milody." NBC-TV color apoclali on ductina th« Band of America, Noted guest il«r» Open 5:30-Show 6:00 thnt Sundiyi — D*c, 3 and 31 of this ytar, from thi world of muilo will participate. GRAND OPENING SUSAN HAYWARD Inn, formerly Frank's Bar, ii ALUMNI HOST JOHN GAVIN nn Slates partnership with his brother-in JERSEY CITY — Thomas law, Vincent Patten, Rumson Sweeney, 24 Victoria PI., Middle- "BACK STREET" said guests will be served a hoi town, will be one of the hosts CO-HIT BLACK POINT INN rrand Open dish buffet supper and will dano COUmbyOtLUM 20 to the music of a three-piece o at a dinner-meeting for sopho- 'THE TIN STAR" chestra. more, junior and senior class formerly FRANK'S House Fete representatives Sunday at Saint Mr. Lucia formerly attended AS8URY RUMSON - Philip Lucia, Red bar in Old Union House, Rer Peter's College, sponsored by the 1132 EAST RIVER ROAD RUMSON PARK lank, the proprietor, said plans Bank. Alumni to promote undergradu- re complete for a grand opening Spencer Tracy TEL 842-9838 ate-alumni relationships. Mr. ArS OPEN 6:]0-MOVIES AI 7:00 f Black Point Inn, 132 East The patent system was estab ! ONIY-OKN !:30-W0W(! »t Mt Frank Sinatra Sweeney is class agent. UHA-Cvm HI. v4 sult-flHt SHIM OUT SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2 iver Rd., at 9 p.m. tomorrow. lished by Congress on July 4 "DEVIL AT Ax. Lucia, who Is operating the 1836. For the second time in 57 4 O'CLOCK" Entertainment Buffet years, imports of steel mill prod- ucts exceeded exports. According ASBU'Y to Department of Commerce fig- PARK DANCING Howard Johnson's ures, 3.4 million tons of steel mill products were imported into MARIA SCHELL Every Friday and Saturday Night the United States in 1960 while 3 FREE'H CJUt HIATERS! . 0 ___— Family Specials million tons were exported. 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Tha very flnt <5> Movie 10:00- (2) Candid Camera UsO*-, (2) Sky King (11) World Crime Hunt NBC Radio broadciit In 1926 Included Walter Damroach (upper (4) Highways ol Melody (7) Memory Lane (4) Update 10:00- (2) Gunsmoke left) conducting the New York Symphony Orchestra. Or. Dam- Thursday (7) Issues and Answers (7) Adventures In 10:05—(tl> Time For Science (7) Barney Bear (7) Boxing roich later headed tha NBC Music Appreciation Hour, pioneer (11) Front Page Story 10:20-<11) Adelante En Espanol landmark In educational radio. Arturo Toscanlnl (upper right) LEONARDO — The executive (13) Evangel Hour Paradise !»:S0- (2) I Love Lucy (5) Movie (9) Movie (11) San Francisco Best returned from retirement In 1937 to dead the NBC Symphony board of the Leonardo Grade 3:30— (7) Movie (4) Play Your Hunch (11) High School Footbal (11) Jalopy Races Orchsatra — a combination that (cored lenutlomlly In radio Ichool Parent-Teacher Associa- (13) Movie 11:15-(5) Learn to Draw (IS) Movie (11) Imposter (7) Susie and TV, Tha NBC Opera ocono at bottom la from the original tion will sponsor a special meet- (IS) Almanac 11 19: t9- (2) What's My Lira 12:N- (2) My Friend Flicka 1Q:3O-(U) Law Breakers 1951 NBC-TV production of Glan Carlo Menottl'a "Amahl«nd tho (11) State Trooper 19:M-<1» Placet ID The News (4) Mr. Wizard 10:45- (7) Mrice That Spare Night Vliltort," • clatelo that ha* been rtpeated each year. ing pertaining to Civil Defense >:S0- (B) Playback lhOO- (2) Video Vilage Thursday at 8 p.m. 3:55-: (|) Golf Tips 11:99- (2) New* REStmSKUN CONGREGATION BETH BAPTIST Newt of Religion TRINITY nraco?AX RedBink SHALOM Red Bank Red Bank Red Banks ! "Point of Reference" will Red Bank Rev. Stanley E. Mugrldge, pas- The sacrament of the Lord's On Advent Sunday, the-'Holy the sermon topic of Rev. James The Sabbath candles wilt be tor, will speak Sunday at 11 a.m. Supper will be administered Sun Eucharist will be celebrated at £. Ew«lt, associate minister, Sun lighted today at 4:05 p.m. Mincha and the Lord's Supper will be ob- day at both the 9:30 and-11 a.m 8, 9:15, and II a.m. Tha men day at 9:15 and 11 a.m. Dr. Sar services will start at 4:30 p.m. served. Scripture Interpretation services, Rev. W. Gordon Low- and boys corporate Communion gent Bush, minister of visitation followed by traditional Kabbolas Ushers will be Charles Ste- den will preach on the subjeci at 8 a.m. will be followed by a will assist. William C. Wood, mir Shabbos services and Maariv. phens, Wellington Kennedy, Fred By JULES LOH mote parts of Mexico, the Phil- The expression "In Ills right "A Picture of God." corporate Communion breakfast liter of music, will play "Noel mind" (Luke 8:35) had to be Junior Congregation will meel Warwick and Robert Fiedler.. The NEW YORK (APj)-Somewhere ippines, Ecuador and West Africa, Musis directed by /Herberi in the Parish Hall at 8:45 a.m. and "Divinum Mysterlum" translated "his mind was settled" Saturday at 9:15 a.m. Adult Sab- greeting committee will consist of In the northern Congo a native to name only a few countries he Burtis, organist and choirmaster Rev. Canon Joseph H. Hall, 3d, for the Kekcbl tribe in .Guate- At the 9:15 lervice, John bath services will start at 9:30 Francis Swartr, Vernon Loud and student of the local white mis- has scheduled on next year's will include "From Heaven will be the guest speaker. mala. "The baby leaped in her Thatcher, tenor, frill sing "Sweel a.m. The Tprah reading will, be Truman Reeves, deacons and Ef- sionary reads from his new itinerary; Above to Earth I Come" and Rev. Canon Hall will also give womb" (Luke 1:41) would be a tittle Jesus Boy", and "No Can. "Vayeshev" from the "Book ol fie Wolff and Jessie Teed, dea- Bible the 22d verse of the 16th Since joining the Bible Society solo by Mrs, Ruth Palmer Bell the address at the 11 a.m. sery- rather vulgar expression to Glo die Was There." Robert H. Beck, Genesis. conesses. chapter of St. John: in 1943, after receiving his doc- alto, ice. torate in linguistics from the tribesmen in Liberia, and had to David A. Crowell, Gordon For The prophetic Hoftorah portion There will be a nursery dur- "So you have sorrow now," The altar flowers will be pre- On Wednesday, the Holy Eu> University of Michigan, he has be rendered "her itomach syth, Jr., and Donald C. Hay; will be chanted from Amos 2. ing worship. Church school will the Lord is saying, "but I will sented by Mrs. Leroy Phifer and charist will be celebrated at 8 visited at least 60 countries, moved." If translated literally At the II o'clock service tt Tomorrow is "Shabbos Mevpr- meet at 9:45 a.m., with crib see you again and your livers children in remembrance of hut and 10 a.m. The Service of Heal- 1 helped with various Bible transla- in the Vai tongue of Liberia, Tower Hill Choir will stag "An chim'. when the new, Hebrew room, preceded by the pre-se'rv- will rejoice." band and father respectively. ing will be held at 8;30 and 10:30 tion problems in more than' 130 "grew strong in. spirit" (Luke the Glory of the Lord," and "The month of Teveth will be blessed ice prayer circle In the Clayton And in Matthew 12:34. "These They will also be the gift of Mr. a.m. . • •' :' •' languages ("but that doesn't 1:80) would mean that his ghost Shall a Star" Ushers will ' with the "Yehi Rozon" prayer. Room. people honor me with their and Mrs. Robert Klrkland The Deltas will meet Sunday mean I speak them all") for became so strong it would con- Robert W. Maccubbin, Thomas A Kiddush by the Sisterhood The ministry of beauty and re- mouths, but their livers are far memory of their uncle, James M, at 7:30 p.m. •. missionaries of about 100 Prot- tinue for some time after death; Field, Jr., Albert W. Metige: will follow the Musof service. membrance was given in mem- from me." Again, in John 14:1, Harris. The annual meeting of the Par- estant denominations and organ- thus had to be translated "His Shirley C. Mounce and Benjam! Sabbath will end at 5:15 p.m. ory of Dr. Edward H. Clayton, "Let not your liver be troubled." The church school will meet at ish will be held Monday at 8 izations. heart was strengthened." R.' Pickering. Chanukah festival will begin by his wife, Mrs. E. H. Clayton, Substituting liver for heart In 9:30 and U a.m. An adult Bibl p.m. It is hoped that every fam- At 9:15 and 11 a.m. churc Sunday, and the first candle will and daughter, Mrs. John D. Pow- holy writ may seem odd, or even Hit Job is to help translators Partly through the work of Dr. class at 9:30 a.m. will be taught ily in ths parish will be repre- school will meet, and a nursei be lighted tomorrow night. ers. Flowers will be given by sacrillgeous, but to Rev, Dr. Eu- over such hurdles as the liver Nida and his colleagues, the by Peyton Wheeler. sented at this all-important meet- for infants up to three yean A Chanukah party for the chil- Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood D. Powers gene A. Nida, secretary for and heart problem of the Con- Bible Society has translated The ushers for December ar ing. •'..-". age will have a registered nun dren of the Sunday and Hebrew in memory of his father, Eugene translations of the American golese, and his vast experience whole Bible into 221 languages, Arthur Hotallng, Richard Moore, Alcoholjcs Anonymous and the in attendance. schools will be held Sunday at S. Powers. Bible Society, it's merely another is of as much value as his formal the New Testament into an ad- John Buzzell, Chester Apy, Eri Alanon! Group will meet Monday At 10:30 a.m. a coffee our wi 10:00 a.m. The senior high youth will be technique of producing the Scrip- linguistic training.'' ditional' 277, and portions of Arpert, Elliot Jaquith, Fred Ma- at 8 p.m. in the White Street end be held for the church schoi A gala Chanukah ball will be hosts to Monmouth Association at tures in the only language a man Each problem he tackles, he Scripture into another 687 lan- son, Dave Tyrrell, Arthur Poy of the Parish House. Members staff. held at the synagogue Sunday at the 20th Anniversary celebration may understand. notes the solution on a slip of guages and dialects. According ner, Eston Wbelchel, James Fe are asked to kindly use the White paper. So rar he has about 25,000 At 12:15 p.m. the Young Adu 8 p.m. Music will be by Larry of the Baptist Youth Fellowship "English speaking people talk to Dr. Nida, more than-95 per trup, George Sturmtels, Jaraei Street entrance for this week's slips of paper, which have re- Group i will meet in the churc Schwartz and his'orchestra. Res- Sunday at 3 p.m. An unusual pro- about the emotional focus of the cent of the world's population has Flohr and Russell Uhrenholdt. meetings. sulted In a number of books. The narthex and proceed to Peterson ervations can be made by call- gram of dramatic and rhythmic personality as the heart," Dr, part or all of the Bible in the "Amahl and the Night Vis The lay readers will meet Tues- latest Is a commentary on St. for a coffee hour. ing Aaron Breslow. interpretation on the theme, Nida explained, "but this is by language they can read. tors," a Christmas opera, will be day at 7:30 p.m, Matthew's gospel which lie pre- At 7 p.m., the Westminster Fel Congregation meeting will be "Commissioned With the Mes- no means a universal situation." presented Sunday at 8 p.m. in The Sewing Group will meet 1 pared with the help of a special- In some cases, where a prim- lowship for seventh and eight! held Thursday at 8:30 p.m. He- sage of Reconciliation, ' will he Various Parts tSe sanctuary by the dram Wednesday at 11 a.m. The De- ist in the Biblical languages. itive tribe has only a spoken graders will' meet in separai brew school will meet daily at presented. group and chancel choir. Th cember meeting of the Vestry "In fact, the Chujs of Guate- Word Meanings tongue, Dr. Nida has had to in- groups in the youth parlor and 3:45 p.m. The Sunday evening service members of the M. Y. F., I. Y. F. will be held at 8:15 p.m. on mala speak of It as the abdomen, vent an alphabet. General edu- the Combs-DeVoe Memori will be held In the chapel at 7:30 Versa by verse, the Bible and Wesley Group will attend thi Wednesday. the Marshallese speak of It as the cational benefits, as well as re- room, respectively. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL p.m. scholar outlined the meaning of presentation. The M. Y. F. wl throat, and in some contexts the ligious, often result. At 7 p.m. the youth semin Little Silver The church executive board each word in its original version. have a brief business sessioi REFORMED Totonacs of Mexico may speak of "I would say the desire to read for high school students will meel St. John's Couples Club will will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Nida follows with a text of prior to the performance. New Shrewsbury it as the spleen. In several of the Scriptures has been the larg- In the Education Building. meet tonight at 8:15 In the par- with Robert Fiedler, moderator. how it has been translated In "Jesus, Son of Israeland Sav- the Sudanic languages of the est single motivation for adults A new art show will be hel At S p.m., Westminster Hig] ish house. A Christmas program The First Things First Fellow- various languages. iour" will be the sermon topic by Congo, it's the liver." , the world over'wanting to learn in the lounge beginning Sunda. School Fellowship will meet will include an address by the ship Guild will meet in the Right now he is gathering data Rev, Isaac C. Rottehberg Sunday to read," Dr. Nida said, in which Trav Neidlinger wi Westminster Hall. rector. There will be refresh- church Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Dr. Nida is in the United States for a similar commentary on at 9:30 and 11 a.m. briefly before continuing his show a series of painting on Ad- At 8 p.m. the Young Adul ments. Mary E. Mount Fellowship Hall. Luke's gospel. His slips of paper "Once they learn, a whole new Music Will include "Winter linguistic trouble shooting in re- vent and Christmas. Group will meet In the churcl The Advent Corporate Com- Midweek prayer and Bible contain such notations as these: world opens to them." Landscape," "Song of the Re- parlor. ; study group will meet Wednesday The Commission on Missions deemed" "Great is the Lord." munion and breakfast of Episco- EMBURY METHODIST MONDAY: pal Men and Boys will be held at 7:30 p.m. PRESBTERIAYN BAPTIST will meet Monday at 8 p.m. Th Will Gaunt will sing a solo, "Tha Little Silver 7:30 p.m. — The youth budgi Sunday. Holy Communion will be Saturday morning at 9 a.m. a Shrewsbury Middietown library committee will meet Mon- Lord's Prayer" during the first The Sacrament of Holy Con committee will meet in the you celebrated at 8 a.m. Breakfast baby-sitting clinic will be held at Morning services will be co: Rev. John E. Bates will preach day at 7 p.m. service. The choir will sing munlon will be administered Sui parlor. will be at 8:45, served by a com- the church for those parents who ducted Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a. Sunday at 10:50 a.m. on the topic, The interdenominational praye: "Glory to the King of Kings" day at 11 a.m. by the pasto 8 p.m. — Lecture for new mem mittee of the women of the arrange for this with Miss Olive Rev, John R. Collins, pastor, w; "Advent For a People Who Walk and study group will meet at II during the second service. Rev. Ralph L. Barrett. bers on "The Meaning of Church church headed by Mrs. E. R. Powell. deliver the first in a sermon si in Darkness." New members will a.m. Tuesday in the Roger Squir The senior choif will sing Ushers will include Richard Membership" taught by the min- Weaver. After the breakfast, Au- Today at 10 a.m. Baptist Wom- ies, "Seeing The Best Whe be accepted into the fellowship of Memorial Chapel. The sewing How A Rose E'er Blooming." Maat, Herbert Springer, David isters in the chapel. gust P. Willcens of Leonia, will en's Day of Prayer will be ob- Things Look Worst," based o the church. group will meet Tuesday from 1 Veitch, Ernest Llmann, Frsd'Col- Mrs. A. O. Nichols will placi TUESDAY: address the group on Christian served in the parsonage. Tonight Isaiah 40:3. Ushers will be Georga Hart- to 3 p.m. and have their Christ- morgen, James Woods, Paul flowers in the sanctuary in mem 1 p.m. — The executive com family life. at 7 p.m. the annual Christian Sacred music will include "Pn mann, George Hoffmire, Thomas mas luncheon at noon. The study Ralph and William Noyes. ory of her sister, Mrs. J, classes conducted by Rev. Kerry mittee of the Women's Associa Sunday school will be held at Social Action dinner will be held hide," played by Lucius E. Ha Morford and Edward Stines. Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Stiles. Robb and Rev. Mr. Lowden will tion will meet in the Combs-De 10 a.m. in this church. Mrs. Albert New- ris, organist and choirmaste Flowers will be placed by Mr. a.m. The nursery will meet dur- The Sunday school teachers w hold their concluding session Voe Memorial Room. Morning man is dinner chairman. The The Choristers will sing "Glor and Mrs. Homer Hicks. There ing the first service in Beekman Prayer and Sermon meet in the sanctuary Sunday Tuesday at 8 p.m. 8 p.m. — Weekly adult Bibli will be at 10 a.m., the rector event is sponsored by the United and Worship" at the 9:30 serv will be a nursery during the serv- House. class taught by Dr. Bush in thi Council of Churches, Red Bank 9:30 a.m. for prayer and medita ice. At the later service, the ser ice. The Woman's Society of Chris- preaching. There will be no tion. Pre- primary through hi, Kathy Benson will lead the Jun- church parlor. area, with Edmund Goerke, com- I6r choir will render "Lead W The Communion offering will tian Service will meet in Fellow- o'clock service. school students wil meet for Sui tor Youth Fellowship in a discus- 9 p.m. — Concluding lecture bj mittee chairman ot Christian So- Lord," Mrs. Vanieta Canoni go to the ministers and mission- ship Hall Wednesday at 8 p.m. The annual parish meeting will day school at 9:45 a.m. The mi sion on "What is Good about Rev Mr. Ewalt In his series ,ot cial Action. will sing a solo. aries benefit board for the aid The theme will be "A Christmas Sun-day School," when the group be held in the parish house Mon- sery department will meet at "What Christianity Is All About.' Ushers serving at the service and relief of aged ministers. Card." Circles K and L will be meets in White Hall at 7:15 Sun- day at 8 p.m. There will be an o'clock. WEDNESDAY: CONGREGATION BTVAI ISRAEL will include Thomas B. Eldei hostesses. day evening. election of parish officers. Re- Members of the senior youtt Church school will meet at 10 a.m. — The prayer and stud: CONSERVATIVE shaw, Winthrop Macomber, Wi The Commission on Education ports by the heads of parish or- fellowship will meet at 7:15 p.m 9:30 a.m. tinder the supervision Mr. Rottenberg will be the dis- group will meet h the chapel Rumson Ham Mannel, John Rodenburg will meet Thursday at 8 p.m ganizations will be heard. Daniel Sunday for prayer. Judy Wymbs of John C. Poyner, superintend- cussion leader with the Senior 12:15 p.m. — Rehearsal foi William O. Wilhelm, Arnold T. Mrs. F. F. Biddle will be hostess Wcigand, chancellor of the dio- Tonight at 8:30 Rabbi Gilbert chairman of the citizenship area ent. Rehearsals will t>egin for the Youlh Fellowship in Beekman members of executive board ol Anderson, George Culbert, Han at a silver tea to I* held at her cese of New Jersey will report S. Rosenthal will preach the sec- will be in charge of the program Christmas pageant to he held House Sunday evening at 7:30, Women's Association in Westmin Davey, Forrest Gray and Robei homo Thursday from 1:30 to 4:30 on the 1961 General Convention. ond sermon in his series, "Love The MYF will have a gym and Dec. 17. Virginia Carter and Richard «ter Hall. Wilson. p.m. The executive committee of St. and Marriage." He will discuss swimming party tomorrow fror Youth Fellowship will meet on Clarke will be in charge of re- 1:30 p.m. — Christmas meetinj John's Nursery care for pre-schoo freshments. Guild will meet in the the factors that make for suc- until 10 p.m. in the YMC. Sunday at 7:30 p;m. in the home of Women's Association, with in- parish children will be provided in thi PRESBYTERIAN house Tuesday at 8:30 cessful and unsuccessful mar- Asbury Park. Burke Mawb: of Jonathan Miller. Miss Rae The confirmation classes will stallation of new officers by Dr, a.m. riages and will attempt to draw church'house under the directii FetlerQlf will lead, the .discussion Lincroft meet in the study Wednesday1 at chairman of the Christian Cello of Mrs. Richard W. Child. Sargent Bush, a Christmas pag St. John's Guild will have its conclusions from case histories on "Our Uneasy Peace: Living "A Season of Expectancy," wil. 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. ship area of the MYF, will be Tha Junior Fellowship, undi eant, and a social hour. Christinas party at the home of of divorces. Through the Cold War." be the title of the sermon Sunday The Men's Brotherhood will charge. the leadership of Charles 8 p.m. — Miriam Circle (Mrs. Mrs. Henry S. Germond, 3d, Cantor Sidney Scharff will Circle two of the Women's Fel- at H a.m. by Rev. meet in White Hall Wednesday The choirs of the church wi Steen, Jr. will meet Sunday William J. Alfred Kelly-Mrs. Frank E. Whit- Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. chant ths liturgy assisted by the lowship will meet in the home of Mills, pastor. at 8:30 p.m. sing Monday evening at Stei 6 p.m. in the church house, anc Ing) will sponsor a dinnerware Bnai Israel Choir under the di- Mrs. Robert Hutchinson Wednes- The junior choir will sing "O The Golden Fellowship will bach's. Red Bank, at 7 p.m. the Senior Fellowship at 6:30 p.m demonstration in the church par- ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL rection of Leonard Schlosberg. day at 8:15 p.m. Come Ye Faithful, Raise the meet in White Hall at noon on The Woman's Society of Chris with Rev. Mr Collins presiding lor . Keansburg On Thursday evenings the pas- Strain" directed by Mrs. Charles Thursday. Candle lighting time will be tian Service will meet Tuesda; Rev. Mr Collins will begin Thursday: tor is presenting a series of dis- Ralph. Thi; annual Christmas bazar Sunday services will begin with 4:10 p.m. The floral offering will at 1 p.m. in the church hall. Mrs communicant's class this after 8 p.m. — The Christian Edu- cussion meetings on the World The senior choir will sing will be held in .White Hall on celebration of the Holy Euchar- be donated by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Badgley, secretary noon at 4:30 in the church housi cation Commission will meet in "Council of Churches at 8 p.m. in "Hail to the Lord's Anointed," Dec. 8 and 9. A family dinner st at 8 a.m. Ralph Stein in honor of their missionary education, will pn A staff meeting will be he the Combs-De Voe Memorial The family Eucharist and son's Bar Mitsvah. Mrs. Stein sent the guest speaker, Miss Mar- the study. under the direction of the organ- will be the feature on Friday eve- Room. by Rev. Mr. Collins in his stud; ist William Cook. ning starting at 5 p.m. :hurch school will begin at 9:30 will recite the candle blessing. garet Ann Weedon, a missionary at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday. Sunday school will meet at 9:30 i.m. A nursery will be provided Mr. and Mrs. Stein will be hosts from the College of West Afric The Deconesses will meet Tues PRESBYTERIAN ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC a.m. ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL luring this service. at the Oneg Shabbat following Monrovia, Liberia. Mrs. Walla< day at 10 am in the churcl Rumson Red Bank Highlands At 11 a.m. there will be a cele- the services. Caldwell and Mrs. Ralph L. Ba ounge The Lord's Supper will be ob- Nursery and pre-nursery clas- Masses an celebrated Sunday ses will be held during the 11 ration of the Eucharist and ser- Junior Congregation, services rett, will be hostesses. The Session will convene Tues served Sunday at 9:30 and 11 Holy Communion will be cele- at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. mon by the rector, Rev. John M, will be held tomorrow at 9:15 The pastor's church member a.m. Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr., a.m. service. brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th Confessions are heard Saturdays day at 8 p.m. in the churc] Crum. a.m. Senior services will begin ship class will met Wednesda; house. will preach on "Wonderful Coun- The Young People's Westmin- Sunday of each month at 8 a.m., from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from ster Group will meet at the Every weekday except Tues- at 10 a.m, Edward Stein will be at 4 p.m. In the church hall. The executive board of thi selor," which will be his first in and there will be a service of Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- church Sunday at 7 p.m. A film, lay, daily Morning Prayer will called to the Torah as a Bar Women's Association will meet a series ot sermons on the names Morning Prayer and sermon at al every Monday at 8 p.m. i "The Living Word," will be ie read at 9 a.m. and dally Eve- Mitsvah and will be accepted in- CHRIST EPISCOPAL the manse; Tuesday at 8 p.m. of Jesus. a.m. 7:30 to 9 p.m. shown. A discussion will follow, ling Prayer at 7 p.m. to the fold of Israel by Rabbi Shrewsbury The second half of the fall adul At both services, John H. Wat- On the 1st and 3d Sundays there Baptims are at 12:30 p.m The Eucharist will be cele- Rosenthal. Cantor Scharff will led by Doreen Hayes. Devotional A special schedule will marl study program, entitled "Jesu: son, 3d, minister of music, will will be but one service, a cele- Sundays. rated Monday at 8 a.m., and chant the liturgy. services will be in charge of Gar- the first Sunday in Advent, tin "Christ, the Light of the World' play "Toccata in A Minor," by bration of Holy Communion at The Miraculous Medal Noven Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ry Clark. Tomorrow is the first night or begining of a new church yea; will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m Sweeiinck, "Nun Bitten Wir," by a.m. It held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. an nd Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights. for Episcopalians. In the church house. Rev. Goi Buxtehude, "Blessed Are Ye An adults communicants' class The vicar Is Rev. Ronald Mac- Holy Unction of the sick will ,eod. the Perpetual Novena to St. An Sunday morning services will Instead of the regular 8 a.m. don Lowden, pastor of the Rec Faithful Souls," by Brahms, and will start Monday, at 8 p.m., >e administered upon request aft- thony Is held Tuesday at 7:30. be' at 9:15. There will be no Holy Eucharist, there will ba the Bank Methodist Church, will lead "Glorificamus," by Redford. At meeting with Rev. Mills at the sr all services, and at other times class in Jewish law due to the annual Men and Boys' Corporati the discussions. :he 9:30 service, Miss Florence church. ipon notification of the rector. Hanukkah Festival. Communion at 8 a.m., followei The Board of Trustees will meel Fogelson, guest soloist, will sing The Ladies Aid Society will The sacrament of penancp e will The Sunday school will hold Its by breakfast in the parish housi Thursday at 8 p.m. in the churcf 'O Salutaris," by Panofka; and hold the annual bazar tomorrow ST. CLEMENT'S administerediid d SSaturdad y ffrom annual Hanukkah celebration at During this breakfast period house. at the 11 o'clock service, the at the: church hall. Movies and to 4:30 p.m. 10 a.m. The Hebrew school will Archbishop Richard Yoh of Foi A high school hop is scheduled Chancel Choir will sing "There puppet shows will be part of the ow can EPISCOPAL CHURCH hold its celebration at 11 a.m. mosa will speak about the lifi Shall a Star Come Out of Jacob," program. H for Friday, Dec. 8, in Samuel KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN and a Hebrew play will be pre- and problems of religion met b; Blair Hall from 8 to 11 p.m. by Mendelssohn. Church SL off Highway If Middietown sented by the graduating class the Church of China. Sunday church school will meet ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Bellord, New Jersey Sunday school will meet at entitled: "The Rebellion Emo- There will be no 9 a.m. and n< ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL it 9:30 a.m. in all departments Keansburg I regain :30 a.m. din." 11 a.m. services. There will be m Red Bank except senior high, which will Sunday manes will be at 7, 8, SUNDAYS Morning services will be con- Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. the Sis- church school classes, but attend Holy Communion will be cele- meel at 10:30 a.m. 9, 10, 11 and noon. 7:48 A.M.—Mallni iucted by the pastor, Rev. C. terhood will hold its annual ance will be recorded at 10 a.m irated every Sunday at 8 a.m. Senior High Fellowship will «:00 AM.—Holy Eucharist iloger Durkins, at 10:45 a.m. Daily masses will be celebrated my health? pledge night. The program will just prior to the 10 a.m. church Holy Communion will be cele- meet in the auditorium, and Jun- at 7 and B a.m., except on firsl and Sermon All services will be held at the feature Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosen service. >rated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex- ior High Fellowship in the lounge, Fridays when the hours will b< Jayview School, Belford. 1:31 AJW.—Song Eucharist thai as the speaker, and Bill A family Eucharist will be cele- ept the fourth Sunday of eac it 7:15 p.m. 6:30 and 8 a.m. and Church Sch. Johnson, folk singer, will render brated at 10 a.m., with Arch month, when there will be a serv Prayer Fellowship will meet In METHODIST On Holy Days, masses will bi THE TRUTH Daily Eucharist as announced a program of songs. bishop Yoh preaching; anc ce of Morning Prayer at 9:30. he lounge Tuesday at 10 a.m. Sea Bright offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 1 SATURDAYS The board of trustees will meet church School children are ex Sunday scnool will meet at 9:4; On Wednesday the Council of IN THIS Morning worship will be con- a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday night at 8:30. pected to attend this service. Churches of die Greater Red 11:00-12:00 A.M.—Sacrament lucted Sunday at 11:15 a.m. by Confessions will be heard Sa GREAT BOOK The Golden Age Club will meet Acolytes appointed by Fathei Bank Area will meet In the of Penance. lev. Donald Higbee, pastor. u.days, first Thursdays, and oi Thursday at 1 p.m. and wilt of- Broburg for the 8 a.m. Commun ounge at 10:30 a.m. , Bazaar Dec. 1 and 2, 1:00 to Sunday school will meet at 9:30 BAYSHORE COMMUNITY the eves of Holy Days, from 3:31 CAN HEAL YOU fer a Hanukkah program, with ion will be Bob Thomas and Jos 10 P. M. Dinner served both .m. East Keansburg to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:31 Rabbi Rosenthal and Cantor eph Fedorko; for the 10 a.m EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY Yes, you can be healed-no evenings S • 7:M P. M. There will be an evening serv. Rev. John P. Euler will preae p.m. Scharff. Family Eucharist, William Balm OF GOD ice Sunday at 7:30. iunday at 11 a.m. Baptisms will be administered matter how serious the condi- The Adult Institute will meet er, William Bishop, Walter Deiss Keansburg Sunday school will meet at 9:31 every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- tion or how long it has con- Thursday at 7:45 and 8:45 p.m. Jr., Richard Swenson Jr., an Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- m. rangements should be made a tinued—if you will prayerfully, Howard Steel, Jr. or, will conduct services Sun- A healing and prayer scrvic week in advance of the baptism ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL ill be held Wednesday at 1 lay at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. seek the truth contained in Navesink ST. JAMES CATHOLIC m. The Sunday school will meet Rev. Edward A. Corrigan this great book, Science and Red Bank t 9:45 a.m. pastor and Rev. Stanley Levan Health with Key to the Scrip- Holy Communion will be cele- dowskl and Rev. Anthony Luisin; AUCTION Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 8, TRUE VINf BAPTISM A young people's service will lures by Mary Baker Eddy. brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m.; are assistants. church school meets at 9:30; the 9, 10 11 and 12 (high mass) in HOLINESS e held tonight at 7:30. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 service for parents and children the church and 9, 10 and 1 Long Branch Bible study will be held Wednes- You may read or borrow is at 10:15, and the morning pray- o'clock in the high school audi Sunday school and Junior lay at 7:45 p.m. There will be a Science and Health free of er and sermon is at 11:15 except torium. hurch will meet at 10 a.m. special service Wednesday at 1 LOOKING charge at any Christian Sci- 7:30 P. M. the first Sunday of each month, Confessions are heard Satur Scripture lesson and prayer For a ence Reading Room. The AT THE when Holy Communion is also days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from rvico for the sick will be con Communion will be adminis-|| book can be purchased in red, celebrated at the 11:15 service. BIBLE TEACHING 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- [ucted by R'v. E. H. Lawrence, ired the first Sunday of each I green, or blue binding at }3 Johnson is rcc- ing the 8 o'clock mass and after astor, Monday at 8 p.m. lonth. The Women's Missionary I CHURCH7 Rev. Charles P. and will be sent postpaid on METHODIST CHURCH tor. Novena services Monday. Council will meet the third Tues-1 Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC day of each month at 7:39 p.m. I Worship st receipt of check or money RIVER ROAD, FAIR HAVEN FRIENDS MEETING p.m. In the church. A baptism New Monmouth Bible lapHst Church order. blank must be obtained from the BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN | Shrewsbury Masses will be celebrated in "The Friendly Church" Benefit rectory and filled out before the Cliffwood Beach The Religious Society of ie church Sunday at 6, 7, 8:15, Middle Rd., Haslet Baptism takes place. nd 9:30 a m. The annual bazar will be heldll CHURCH BUILDING FUND Friends, (Quakers.) meets every ; (bet. Union A Laurel Aves.) Christian Science Firstday, (Sunday.) at 11 a.m. Novena devotions In honor of Masses will be celebrated in imorrow from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. I Firstday school for religious ed- the church. school building, Memorial Fellowship Hall and basement. SERVICES: READING Brand New Merchandise ucation of children meets at 10:30 all, at 8:15, 9:30, and 10:45 Holy Communion will be cele-1 Sunday— ROOM 1. All are welcome. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY rated and new members will be I 9:45 a.m. Bible School Atlantic Highlands METHODIST iceived Sunday at the 11 a.m.|[ 11:00 a.m. Morning SOMETHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY SHAKER-QUAKER Church service and Sunday Highlands ' :rvice. Warship school are held at 11 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Evening Red Bank Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, Church school will meet at 9:30|| 209 BROAD ST. You IID for It —— we'll SELL It Elder Franklin C. Moyan ol Wednesday testimony meeting is ill conduct services Sunday at m. Service at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours a.m. The Naomi Circle of the Worn- II Wed.: Jp.m. Mid-Wcek Mon. thru Sat. 13-4:30 Calabria, Italy, wiil give instruc- Prayer Service Articles Will Be on Display All Day Saturday tion and guidance it ths church are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Church school will meet at 's Association will meet Mon-!| Also Friday Eve. .7:3.0-9:30 Sundays at 10 a.m. Saturday!, except holidays. 30 a.m. ay at 7:40 p.m. is the cottage.'[ Sunday Afternoon ?-4 i * UtCAL NOTICE 7,328.900 by 1970, th« «ut« Di RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Deember 1,1961—21 ntmcs Population yision of Employment Security Prosecutor twoX cr forecut today. The l«fl population WM ticiptted in (hi lnt«rro|»tion of form or otherwise »ub*tairtl»te > mmawuxtr* CWBT ••' • th« completely uafoundag allega- IMS* to <)»<*« M ht«t Booth in NJ. May Get In «.iped»l manpower study, Signed itttetnentf from police- tions." u ARTHUR TROJAHN), the division predicted there The police chairman added: Pursuant to the order of EDWARD ts Forecast would also be an increase of 23 Brady reported. "Mr. Nixon has seen fit to C. BROECE, gurrcgata at tha County TRENTON (AP) — New Jer- sa d make public statements against ol Monmoutli. this day made, on Ui& per cent ia the number of work- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - hlef Gtni 'G nlnerre e application ol toe. underaitned. Tbeo- sey's population will boom ers in the state's labor force — Township Committeeman James a municipal official without sub- oore J. Idbrecque, Jr., Auminlatrator ! f * ^ " ? Jstantiation. This type attack ol the ettat* of the aaid Arthur Tro- a gain of $70,000 to just over 3 Brady, police chairman, Jaa (also known u Arthur Trojahni. J\ ' • NOTICE million. certainly contravenes all codes deceased, notice ii hereby riven to MONMOUTH COUNTV yesterday disclosed that an In- the creditor! o! laid deceased to pre- SURROGATE'S COURT The population increase of 1.3 vestiigation into recent charges; toy by signing » formal com- of ethics." aest to the said Administrator their Notice lo Creditori to Prestfll plaint. dalnu under o»Uj within alx months Claims Anltut Etui* million would be the biggest for made by Allan Nixon sgainsS Irom thli date. ESTATE OF MAUDE U JORALE any decade in state history, but Committeeman Donald J. Malloy "Mr. Nixon has refused to do It adds up! More and more Dated: November ZtaJ, MM. WON, DECEASED. people use The Register ads each THEODORE J. LABRECQUE, JR. Pumiaru to the order of KDWAB1 the 22 per cent increase is :. bit may be referred to the county this," he reported, "and has also 62 TOrockmorton Avenue, C BROEQE, fiurrof*t« ol th« Count 1 refused to reduce his verbal issue because results come fas- Red Bank, New Jersey of Monmouth, ttili d*y mtde, on th lower than the 25 per cent in- prosecutor. Mesari. Parsons, Canzona, lc&UOQ ol ui* undersigned, Helei crease for the 11950s. The state's statements to writing In «ny ter.—Advertisement. Blair ft Warren. Voelkef. Acting Executor' nf ttv Mr. Nixon is chairman of ths IS Wallace Street. rest»t« or tt» uid Maude L. JcriUi population went up 1,200,000 from Red Bank. N. J. mon. deceased, notic* ia hereby givi municipal committee "for prep- Attorney* to th« credlton of aaid deceased 1950 to I960. aration nt a code of ethics. concentrate, concentrate on her Dec. 1, 8. IS. M £0.1 present to tlie said Act In j ExfCUt The division said it expects the their claims under oath within • At a meeting nf the soverning alone monihu (rom thl» d«.t->. state's birth rate to level off in body Nov. 3, Mr. Brady NOTICE Dated: November nth, 1861 MONMDLlll lOtiNTV the 1960s and its death rate to ported, Mr. Nixon stated that he! A. Sophijti-Cat Perfume, SUBROQATE'S COUKT HELEN Mi VOELKEK. Kotlc* t» Creditors 1» rreual IT P*r)c Avenue Box 4^ continue its decline. had been informed by several j Hi $1.50 Clalrni Aiatut Beau. Island. Heichts, N. J., The ranks of the work force ESTATE! 07 PAUL NAJJOW1TZ, DE Actiac Executor. teen-age boys that on Sept. CEASED. feiRri. Herbert ft Isherwood will be swelled by children of Mr. Malloy "interfered" In a p B.SpiayMirtParfum Punuant to the order of EDWARD 620 Bangs Avanue Cologne, 2 or. $2,00 C. BROEGIG, Surroz&te OE the County Aabury Patlt, New Jettty, the 1940s and 1950s coming of lice case and assaulted one of Monmouth, thia day made, on the - Attcnteyi, age and by more women taking application of the undersigned. Helena Nov. H, Dec. 1, S. -15 $19. the boys who was being quei Other Primitif and Kamowltz. Admloistratrix of the eatate Jobs, the division said. It at- tioned by police. Hypnotique Gifts of the uld Paul Ntmowltr, deceased, MONMOGTH COUNTV tributed the increased role of notice is hereby given to the creditors SURROGATE'S COURT Mr. Brady said (he stalemenl $1.50 to $25.00 of laid deceased to present to the aaid Notice) to Credllors to I"reseat Claim women to the fact that labor- are not corroborated by ev: Administratrix their claims under oath Afejnst Estate saving devices will free them within six monthi from thii date. ESTATE OP AINSWORTK J. HAQUB dence furnished by members i JR.. DECEASED. lass Co Hated: November 28, 1961. from home duties while the ris- HELENA NAMOWITZ, Pursuant to the order of EDWARD the police department who pa 7 Linden Street, C. BROEQE. Surrogate of the County ing standard of living will AUTHORIZED INSURANCE Newark, N. J. , ot Monmouth, this day made, on th create a need for extra family Administratrix. application of the undersigned, Le TAX SALE NOTICK [MONTGOMERY WARD iKmund C Bernstein, Esq., B, HIEUB, Bole Executrix of the c income. Of Meal Estate In the Bnroush r-f REPLACEMENTS 78« Broad Street, tate of the said Alnsworth 1: Hajui Little Silver for Non-Payment ol Newark, N. J. Jr., deceased, notice is hereby give 38 Per Cent Taxes and Assessments. ' Attordey to th* creditors of said deceased t PuWlo notice ts hereby tiven thai Dee, 1, 8, 19. 22 tll.2' present to the aald Sola Eiecutr By 1970, women will make up _. Calvin A. Howe. Collector of Tax< MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER-PHONE LI 2.2150 I their claims under oath within or the Borough ot Little Stiver. Mm montha from thla date. 36 per cent of the labor force, mouth County. New Jerspv. will sp »^—— J NOTICE DUed: November 15th, 1901 . the study forecast, compared at public auction on the 25th day < MONMOUTH COUNTY LELA B. HAGtTE neepmber, IMI. «t 2:0O P. M. at tli SURROGATE'S COURT 315 Broad Street with 34 per cent in 1960 and 24 Borotirh Hall, Prospect Avenue, Ltttl Kotic* lo Creditors to Present Bed Bank, New Jerie; per cent in 1930. silver. N. J. the following heretnatle Claims Against Estate Sole Executrix described lands. ESTATE OF KATE BLLENBEnO, Nov. 17, 14, Dec. 1, 8 »13.1! It predicted a decline in the ThP flair! Until wilt hr nrl.l to mn!;r DECEASED. p amount of municipal liens chars*. Pursuant to the order or EDWARD COUNTY number of farm workers and tip apalrnl th« samp on the Mrs! COLD WINTER AHEAD!!! 2. RROEGE, Surrosate. ot lli« County manual laborers. The number of rtny of July, Itlfil, us cnmputeil In ol Monmouth, this day made, on the .Notice to Credllora to fresenl Claim tax llrt, tncthrr with intriPal on I application of the undersigned, Ruth Aaalnit Estate 'armers would decline 20 per amount frnm the rtrst ilay of J Baker (formerly Ruth B. Ellenbere), E3TATE OF BENJAMIN MILES. DK cent, it said, after a IS per cent 1,%1. to thp, <1nlP nf sale, a-id tti Sole Executrix of the estate of the CEASED. costs of sale at puhllc vrntlup, to sue! said Kate Ellenters. deceased, notice Pursuant to the order of EDVVAR1 decline in the 1950s. There will iprjions as will purcliafle the sntr is hereby given to the creditors ot ., BR.OEGE, Surrogate of the Count] be a decrease of 4 per cent in luhjeet to redemption at the Jowei said deceased to present to the said of Monraoutt), this day made, oo tb< •ata nf Intprpst, but tn no ruse In e: Bole Executrix their claims under oath application of the undersigned Alfret unskilled laborers, it predicted. :t*a of elKbt per cent per annum, within six montha from this date. Cohen, Sole Executor oc the estate o This asle js made under the r>ri Dated: November 20th, 1M1 the tali Benjamin KUes, deceased, no Professional workers would islons nf Article 4, Chapter 5, Title RUTH BAKER, tlce Is hereby given to the creditor! A, of the nevlaerl SlatutPK of New 13 Keyport Road. of said deceased to present to Ihi see the largest increase — 62 rp.raey, 19(7, entitled "Sain of Heal New Jlonmojth, Hew Jersey, said Sole Executor their claims un- per cent, according to the study. Property to Enforce Liens." Sole Executrix ler oath within alx months Irom toll Ths aald lands to Bs anld and Meisn. Wise, Wile, Wlchmann dale. Other groups would have the fol- ismes of persons acatnst whom sail * Bench Dated: November I6lh, IB51 lowing increases: i have been lain on account Red Bank. New Jersey, ALFRED COHEN parcel for unpaid taxes arc Attorneys. 1MQ Alden Terrace Managerial 24 per cent, cleri- illowi: Dec. 1, «, IS. n tll.SO Fair Lawn, New Jersa: lflfd AUWUAM Bole Executor :al 30, salesworkers 28, skilled "horns* H. TVmpspy, Block II. award E. Mlshell, Esq. workmen 17, semi-skilled work- I/>t 40, Alwln Trrracp .«*ril NOTICE 1ST7 Springfield Ave. Whpn the snl# taVen place, paynr MONMOUTH COUNTY Maplewood, New Jersey men 10, and service workers 37, SURROfiATE'S COCRT 1 tuxpR or assessment*, costs sm Notice to Creditors to Present Attorney The study said that by 1970 itcrpdt must b« paid hy thp purchp.*' Claims Atalnat Estate •lov. 17, 21, Dec. 1. I 118, "Torp thp rfinr!ti*ion nf thp snip, nlli" ESTATE OF STEPHEN CA5A- ialf of the labor force would be Isp the property win be Immediate GRANDE, DECEASED. SPECIALISTS made up of white collar work- Pursuant to the order of EDWARD PROPOSAL 'At nny time before the sale, the rr C. BR.OEGE, Surrogate of the County Nolle* is hereby given that ieile< ers, compared with 46 per cent pctnr will rpcelve payment of tl QUALITY SAFETY GLASS INSTALLED of Monmouth. tills day made, on the ildi will bo received In th« Reception in 1960. There would be a little .mount due tftgelher with Interest an: AUTOMATIC application of the undersigned, Helen Room of the Office of the Director. oats Incurred to the date of pay C. Casacrandp. Sole Executrix of the Division of Purchase and Property. 2n over 30,000 farm workers, or 1 lent. estate of the said Stephen Casagrande, tloor, .Room 232-2, Stats Houae, Tr*ir Wllnpits mv hand this 1st day deceased, notice li hereny given to on 25, New Jersey on December !• per cent nf the labor force. December. 1M1. PERSONAL CARE the credltora of said deceased to pre- mi at 2;00 P.M. and will b* openpc Mining Industry CALVIN A. HOWE. sent to the, said Sole Executrix their and read immediately thereafter, foi Collpclo INSURANCE jlalma under oath within six montha the following: The only industry expected to 1. », 15. il JM.5 from this date. Renovation! to Crater Bulldlnr need fewer workers is mining, WITH Dated: November fth, 1M1. N. i. Slut* Reformatory (or Wo HELEN O. CASAGRANDE CUnton, New Jtriry where a 14 per cent decline is ESTIMATES SO West River Koad. cn the- foiIoiTlnjk: br.uct.ei ot work forecast after the 17 per cent Rumson. New Jersey, «) MISC. IRON CHEERFULLY Bole Executrix. hi HARDWARE decline of the 1950s. Messrs. Roberts, Plllsnury Bids muit to (1) made on the stand A Carton. ard proposal form, <2t enclosed tn tin The biggest increase predicted GIVEN 85 First Avenue, . _ ial addreiied envelope, (3) accom Atlantic Highlands, K. J. panted by either cash, or a certified for an industry is in 'he service Attorneys. check drawn to the order of the Treatv group—47 per cent. But right be- Nov. 10. 17. 24, Dec. 1 flS.M •pr of ths State of New Jeritey, or L Mobilheat bid bond, any of which shall be I hind at 46 per cent is govern- CALL TODAY—SH 7-2020 :he amount ot 5% ot the, bid, and (i ment, based largely on a 76 per SOCONY MOBIL HEATING OIL NOTICE iellvered, at the above place on o MONMOUTH COUNTY before the hour named as no bid wi cent rise in school employees. U SURROGATE'S COURT be accepted after the hour apecUled- Notlco to Creditors to Present Bids not no submitted will be con- Predicted increases for ither Claims Against Estate sidered informal and will b§ rejected, AMPLE FREE PARKING ESTATE OF ELIZABETH DREN- fhfl Director reserves the rlRht to re ndustriss are: NEN. DECEASED. M ject any and all bid a and to award Contract construction 36 per Pursuant to the order of EDWARD contract In part or whole if deemei , BROErjE, Surrogate of the. County to th« ben interests or the Btsie to do cent; manufacturing 14; trans- Mr. Homeowner of Honmouth, this day made, on the so. The successful bidder will he .-«•• portation and public utilities 14; application of tlie underiitKnfd, Edith quired to furnlnh surety bond In th* Mr, Homeowner tl B ATLANTIC GLASS CO. V. Schlendorf, Sole Executrix of the full amount of the contract, of a com- wholesale and retail trade 33; fi- you ha\« a do-lt-your* OIL DELIVERY estate of the said Elizabeth Drennen. project In mind (eel pany authorized to do business In th* "Glass and Mlrrara In [vary (lit You Can Break" deceased, nollca Is hereby given to Stntn of New Jersey. nance, insurance and real estate free, to call on us far the creditors of said deceased to pre- Flans and specifications, form of bid, 34. adilre. "NO OBLI- E sent to the said Sole Executrix their contract and hon WIDE ASSORTMENT OF STYLES, Various Yarns Including; SIZES AND COLORS MEN'S CASHMERE SWEATERS OF IMPORTED YARN BELOW WHOLESALE COST 5 DAYS ONLY Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday December 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. WDY Plenty of Ridiculous SUNBIAM EXCLUSIVE MICRO-TWIN HEAD Room Prices I For smooth kg or arm shavn «f af AC Expanded for Slight Irregulars Sales ALL SALES FINAL fAMOUSI and Factory MEN'S SUNBEAM ROUMASTER Facilities Exclusive 11° angle cutting Overages action plus rollers tool LANDAU KNITTING CORP.. LOCUST ST. (Aeromarine Building) KEYPORT f FREE PARKING AVAILABLE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back! AP Selects All-State Plasteras, Marriner, Riello Nail Down Second Team Berths NEWARK (AP) - Eleven 1957 PLYMOUTH 795. Wagon BRAND NEW '$2 IMPORT S 1960 CHEVROLET I960 Austin Healey 1995. IMPALA COUPE 3000X FLASHING RED GLEAMING WHITE I960 RENAULT 795. It's hard to tell thihis 1 Heater, V-8 with Power- Dauphine K baby has been used! glide. A very clean car! 1959 FORD ' 750. Consul PLENTY OF THEM! 1959 BORGWARD 895. BRAND NEW All Models 1959 Austin Healey 1795. 1961 100X All Colors r GALAXIE Below Dealer's Cost 2-door hardtop with all this equipment—Ford- Easy Terms Transportation Cars 1958 CHEVROLET 1958 FORD FULL PRICE omatic V-8 engine, radio, heater, defrosters, 12 Good Running Can, "T" BIRD power steering, whits sidewall tires, electric YEARS | W» h«v« teveral te- 1953 to 1957. Priced RAVEN BLACK $ clock, turn signals, back-up lights and under- from $125. Many miles dam, wagons. Take I Radio, heater, whitcwall 2477 coat. TO PAY of latijfaction at a tires, full power. Just the J your pick! car for the young at low cost. heart! Used Car Headquarters And Don't Miss the Willy, Jeep Sta. Wgn. FOR THE SHORE 60 T-BIRD Convertible $2895 Good Condition Power NEW TIRES iO CHEV. V-8 Convertible $1975 Surprise Your Family Power '62 f^f 60 FORD 4-Door Sedan $1295 t THIS YEAR WITH AN OK USED CAR FROM US Auto. & Steering falcon. 59 PLY. Station Wagon $1195 m A GIFT THAT WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED V-8. Auto.-Steering 59 FORD Galaxio Conv. $1595 Easiest Car in the World to Own BOB WHITE DON'T HESITATE—FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO Power 58 T-BIRD Hardtop $1995 P0W>:T 57 FORD Conmtible $745 BUICK, Inc. V-8. Power OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9:00 56 MERC Montclair $595 163 Monmouth Street Hardtop 671 Broadway CIRCLE 56 BUICK 2-Door Hardtop $695 Red Bank Power. Like New Long Branch SUPER SPECIAL SH 1-6200 CHEVROLET CO. 60 RAMBLER $1295 CA 325 MAPLE AVE. SH 1-3130 RED BANK American 2-dr. Light green, mint Open Evenings condition. R&H. Tops in economy. ? GMAC TERMS OPEN EVES. KROLL 23600 •o*if it Aeemoun HE» WAWTO>-«ALE POK 8/ULE BED BANK EEGiST&R Friday. Decani*. 1, «6l~2S PILOT PLKS !r.,... BUY MOW AND SAVE I 2S*U£l t Too kit CARPET AND aalomaUe «ttm OoeK. Saturdays, WITH AIRLINE for apartment Best offer, RID BANK UUitlau ! CouUUitlau ui anllm FULL TIME POSITION AVAILAttE CalUONIl 8KL HiaTRAIN, S — Fire Star General PREVIEW SHOWING^ ffuun tr to » VaSUfaT STEWARDESS Rentmi *>r reWnaiy-Mareli Ocei IN COMMISSION DEPARTMENT Ilniu aaMM in Interstate comm •et, aanie fa Super Chief, Erie aieael or In te* prodoctton of (nodi Shu clOHl hli bach*4ar lum* *nS . Super O trmclu. electric switcriev. can, Nsed Boatli conimarea ntut now pay at Taut »u turns atunntnc $ Room Outfit o b» tol transformer*, etc. Call SII 7-'iaM. High traffic volume, top earning potential for qualified carpet tn hoar, mnd tima and o&a-balf (( for unpaid b*Jaa<« of |1I9. Pamttn TIREB — Two recaps an4 tube, €7 NEW 1961 BOATS as lew ai J2 W A wtelt OrlKln»l CM ItB. Electric hot water heater, S3 SUHON PARK salesman. work ever 40 tours tn any oa« UM M76: This lncUtdH U-pc. ntDdern 1 PRICED TO SELL! II you ir* ottuM lew Ay coven Ing room with extra*, s-pc bedroo: lone, ill months old. f&. Dial S9K l'h» I'erfett Cmalilntllcra o( Luiur/ t CoBvealeaee flrnia or if you have questions c with >£ceisoi1ta and imart 6-pc LATHIS — Metal. Dunlep. «i Jacobs cenilng tha tcUrlUas at tin 10 I aette. arttt dttl far smart party, ALL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS eaua of tha U. & Labor DepL r chuck, plua Independent jawed chuck Thompjon flea Lincer serving you wtite, call or vlilt V. - - motor. ya. BH 7-1MS after 6 p m. 3'/2 ROOM ... $115 MO. iV atUf&r Bunlla Department of Labor at Rooms 201 CRIB, BABV MATTKESS. II I« H Apply employment office, upper level, 101, Oil Poet Office Buildlac 30) Eai CMA1R. OOO1) CONDITION. Jli. Sll I- gtala at., Trenton. K, J. FIELD FURNITURE 10SS_AFTER t P.M. I 4 ROOM . . . $127 MO. LIKE NEW USED BOATS SOLICITOR — Full or part-time: a MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISFW PEPENP5ONHOW THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK THE PRINCE 1N0W--N0W-WE EA6ERIV 1IU 8ET HE IS- Al© THERE ARE MANy BUYERS I WOUU7 AH-- y THE CHIEFSOFTHEMOUN1AINS AW I ON THE VKf, HISHNESS. SENDS HLSVPON'T USE IW AWA1TINS I THE BAG9 OF £OLP AWAITIN& you. VOU'U. / I BE SttOAN-/J *>V NAME IS NOT K5ER7 ARE SATHEREP, AWAmN& MARK TRAIL By ED DODD MARK TRAIL By ED DODD 6 1 t KHOW n*9 MO, BUT TM A FRIEMP OF MR.TRAIL, WR.ittALOTTE \ TDONT THINK SCJ* ? ONEJW3RE PIFHCULT FORY30TOTALK JOHNHY fAAictne&.jtm t I PONT 6EE ANV REASON 3HED6US ANB I BUT I WONTAKKJEI QUESTION, «WS ABOUT VOUR HUSBANF5 POHTBaJEVB TO CONTINUE IMS COMVER- SHOT HIHUTHATS1/ WIHYOU/ V PRINCE, IF?VOU PEA7H,MR&PRIHCE, J0HHW6H0T SATION..W.V HUSBAHP HIM/ AND MR. MALOTTE TO IT/ A. ^*>«^S-fflB*/rSl HCW LON3DW BUT- QUARRELED AND. VOUUVEIN THAT «AY FOU5HT.- kINKAlP POINT YOU KNEW BETRUEiBUT BEFORECOMINS... 4K/HUSBAHQ _ I'VE KNOWN __ HERE? J\i J WR.TRAIL? // JOHNNV WALOTTEFOR •/EARS... AND I'M SURE HE VMT WOULPNT , POYOUBAY KIU.AMAN/ 1HATa.AU.THE MR. TRAIL., GOOD DAY/ NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALI NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL AW HAIRS A MESS 1DCW IKNOWILOOKAWUL- t-VdUSr HORRIBLE: MRS. STLIBSUg.' I'M seuuN© pocics; 'OGO Py POGO By MARY WORTH By 4UEV SAVNDERS and KEN ERNSTMARY WORTH By ^LLEV SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST «)U'RE STILL TAKIMG WE TO 'L'M THINKIN& VUty I YOU MEAN YOU'RE COINay<*•£""£ ^> »«« f LL 6ET RID OF HIM EARLVJ-WTER INNER'.. BUT WERE 60INS (W\MA!.-THATOLD FRAUD TO 6ET EVEN WITH THE 010/.A5FANCE TO UOIfiH WE IEAVE.VOU CAIL LEO AMD TELL HIM MAY&ElU-DlDtHEAR 1 O THE PLUS WEST PIACE HUMILIATED Mt WITH.itot- 1 ID DROP AROUHD ABOUT ELEVEN .'..HE BOVl-DOWN tTOWN.'~5IT DOWN AND punuo, BUT TUGUFV WAlirr BY HITTIN. MtV& HI? M~*rS IN /fiWi.uSf' Him ACHANC-?/t T?O ' cowmvr..you'Re Ncry TAM jORETro AND HE'S CONNA PAYl-OH, |THE. WAlltT, MWry-f 5pEN0 URE7HE w CAN HAVE A SANDWICH WHILE I AM jORETroc um Tin 1 CHANGE! OVERJOYED BY ANGRY? jirjn, <^ 6RAN0PA!»BUT I'M BROTHER, HOW HE'S GONMA EAT CROW! FAVi HIS REPRIEVE, GWINd YOU A CHANCE, TO 5LIM WAIT* SQUARE YOURHlf! _-. NERVOUSLY WHILE MAVBtlt DRE55E5 REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY I'M GONNA START-, (ayr SCHOOL Q == ABUSIME5& ... I FOUND A 5W0$WM THE RYATTS By C/it ALLEY AWMMV) I'M WRITIN1 A LETTER Berlin's Crisis Factory RED BANK REGISTER frvLj, December 1,19*51—29 By WALT KELLY figured, vivacious and outspoken' York, the pre-Christmas Ne Creator ol Cartoon Pogo ly brave wife of a brave man, York City with Us lights, it Mr«. Lacim Clay 3s the trim She would love to be back in New cheer and flecks of early snot bringing the nostalgia we all hv for days that once were peaci ful. But she lives graciously an determinedly in a hancUom home In the far southwestei section of West Berlin, thi Wannsee part of the American sector. She is there, of course, be- cause her husband is there. Sh is worried about his health; sh You give two io worried about her sons. precious gifts son is "observing" guerilla: when you give somewhere and has not bee Max Factor's heard from in many anxiou weeks. The other is off on equal fashionable ly obscure military duty and m Case-Mates-Hi-Society much news of him either. She mirrored lipstick case bothered, as many people, an "I'll be over in a couple of minutei, Tommy. with lipstick and on occasion, by some humai I jutt started my homework I" ' matching Creme Puff tendencies to stubborness. make-up compact In 12 For example, the once ar- but feels that the whole exerci, in like we had lowered the wall. fashionable designs. rived for*tte first time in was quite refreshing for all. We were ducking thrashers and house provided by the Amerl wrens and somt other types that Double gift sets from, Mrs. Clay not only longs can government In Berlin and Manhattan, she would also lit I hadn't been properly introduced $2MStb $10.00 was aghast at what the co& :o bs back in her Chatham, Mas to throughout lunch and a good livdUabte in Christmai gift botet sldcred the tasteless arrange- circa 1710) home where t {part of tie afternoon." She ment of the furniture. Wlthoui birds and the air lift any Ami paused a moment and added MAKE EVERYONE HAPPIER waiting to take off her coat, she can heart. Not that she lacl thoughtfully, "But It was typical huffed and puffed, pulled and birds or air where she Is. Tl of the condition in Berlin, you tugged and rearranged all the Berlin air is described by know, Snafob." by MAX FACTOR furniture that she could, move experts everywhere as being vei "Snafob?" said my friend, WITH GIFTS THEY PREFER unaided. Then, winded and sat- high class air. And the bin gingerly. isfied as any woman would be THEY WANT McKELVEY GIFS BUT HOW CAN THEY TELL YOU! hat flit through the Crunewali "Yes," the lady from the U.S. after such a chore, she retired he forest area (right next to tli replied, "You know, Situation to her bedroom to plot new at- MONTGOMmWARP] Clay residence) are as birdli Normal All Full of Birds." or cvt>r tacks upon the monolithic state Fireplace Accessories lAllLtw l y purpoie of her house. s they come. 1 MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER-PHONE U 2-2159 When she emerged rested am But there Is no place lik Sol!4 bra» and black and brats folding and Nam* It and wa hav* It. Thar* art and (a- draw-strln** icrttns, brass wood bnxts, tighter, titti. it*!) UMM, lamp t»bl*«, cocklail tablia, ready for battle anew, she was home to her, despite her firm Highlands fendira, andirons, fira ••U, cnal buckatn. etc. rnmol* tthle«, Pambrnk* tahlai. elarxratt* ta- rocked back on her heels by thi belief that West Berlin at this On* nf fhm larpstt eollactlons you will »»• blvi and mor». Som* hav* liathtr ton. Othsra Mr. and Mrs, James E. Smith, hava nav-a-mar topi. And asa th* tavtly sight which greeted her eyes. moment represents a bit o: for mlloa and miles. And you will enjoy tbe Jr. and children, Mary Kathleen, savings. Victorian tablts with thair baautiful marl)]* The German help in the house borne, being as It Is an arm o topi. Miohell« and James, 3d, 30 Hud- ,uletly, and more In pity than ii the United States. After to* dy Ave., spent Thanskgiving Day anger, had tidied up after her events of the past 20 years, with Mr*. Smith's mother, Mrs. by efficiently moving everythinj Mrs. Clay Is understandably as to keep Vincent dePaul Slavin, Union. LOWEST PRICES sack to where it had original!: homesick as anyone In th Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. CHAIRS and ROCKERS ieen. This silent war game was world. In her way, the Hundreds nf tha nrnst unmrnai, jnlirsitine. Vincent dePaul Slavin, Jr. and flntit Quality lamp* you r»»v« *v«r ««en. Th*r* art flccmlonal, elub, wins and fcarrtl- epeated and went on for quite representative of many of th children, Laureen, Kenny and Tab)*, brldaT*. floor, boudoir, pin-up student hatk chairn, Spring ban* rack*rs> l*rg» and time, but eventually, as any whi wives and men stationed hi thi Urn in. All kinds of TIUAS—ceramics, mftali, amill uphoUt«rtd platform roeksra. Bnstnn Donna of Roselle; Mr. and Mrs. on LAMPS uiows the American housewiff Berlin area. She Is there be- fla«i. woorl, »tr. Anil many Victorian itylei rock»ra in whit* or iltcorattd black; aU» ra< Robert H. Slavin and daughter, with their painted glol>«n. rlinen with arijuntabl* back and ottoman. :an visualize, the arrangemen cause she thinks that's where Uock-A-Ixick chain. All bvautlts and bvautl- Karen, of Linden, and Miss Mary emained according to Mrs she should be. This Is not ti fulljr low prlctd. LIGHTING C. Siavin, Union. Mrs. Smith, Jr., Clay's latest battle plan. She ad say that living In West Berlin, also celebrated her birthday. FIXTURES mits that she changed her mini even in the Wannsee, is some- Desks and Secretaries nd her tactics from time to tint thing that most Americans FIREPLACE yearn for. It has Its draw- Final plan: for a holiday par- Thar* *>-• Gnvarnnr Wlnttirop and inofcot* Mirrors and Pictures backs. But the wives of thi ty to be held Jan. 8 will be dealt i and tpactoui tac rat Aries. A. d*ik It on« of th* most utilitarian gifts you can glv«, Thar* ar* biff cms, littW on*i, fn>h«lwain EQUIPMENT men, when they complain at all, made at a meeting of the Ro- You mutt •«• our dliplay. - onu, all In •Kquiilt* fram II. In plcturta yon SEE do so In a wryly humorous sary-Altar Society of Our lady will find landicapia, sauctjita. florals, por- CHRISTMAS manner. of Perpetual Help Church Mon- traits. *te, And matching group!, too. In the present Clay living rooi day in the church hall following DECORATIONS a large picture window ove the Novena of the Blessed Moth- LANE CEDAR CHESTS looking the Wannsee (a lak (Khar gift liltm ar* JianocVi, footitnoli. 1#K F6SEGULISTAK CARPET md the Havel, as it flaws pa: loungers. r)r*»kf*»t atta, wall racks, raa*t*in« raclci. card tab1*i. roll-away mack tabUi, located at ha terraced and landscape' Mrs. Clifton G. Wells, 55 Fifth •mokari, ate. Mak* you Belectlom tarly, K«d«coratt your horn* for OhrEitmaa with rounds. The window is a soli' uleasa. Gullitin all wool carpttlnir. only $5.95 p*r LAMP POST St., will entertain members of the iquar* yarH. Do It now. Don't dtiay. Ra- sheet of glass that descends froi Twenty Club Tuesday. Final mimbtp—today Is Dic*rab#r 1st, CORNER for the ceiling to the floor and kee; plans will be made for the an- right on going into the floor the land of lights nual Christmas dinner party. The AUTOMOBILE :ho touch of a button if you'd Nov. 21 meeting was cancelled GIVE A McKELVEY lesire. This opens the room as due to the Thanksgiving holiday, DuPont Nylon Carpet MONMOUTH it were outdoors. A friend went INSURANCE GIFT CERTIFICATE F«il th* tixtur* and isa th* lovaly eolota. demonstrate this startling a Only ?8 95 p«r muit* yard. Shopping OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Douglas Card, 254 Navesink ricky maneuver, when Mn Ave. has returned after being a Center "lay stopped him. "David," surgical patient at Monmouth Use our easy payment plan Grossinger & Heller said, "please don't touch the bul Medical Center. Eatontown Ion. The last time Lucius did First payment not due until Broad and Mechanic Sts. he mechanism got stuck, and Red Bank, N. J. 'ore you know it, the window wa: Bridge to Be Closed McKELVEY'S Mirch lit OPEN DAILY'9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. SHadyeide 1-2100 sana and the birds were com in. FREEHOLD — The Gooseneck ALSO EASY CHARGE PLAN Bridge, on Seven Bridge Kd. be ween Oceanport and Little Sil- 2'How Frti Pork- ver, will be closed from 8 a.m. 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, NJ. Monday until 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, TELEPHONE: HOpHai 2-06J0 RIiR1,/1/n 1*4 at Let In Rtar the office of County Engineer We have expert esrpef layers for every job anywhere •f MeKtlvty's H. Leroy Martin has announced. itora. something personal happens when you build only 31 homes on 17 prize acres The closing Is to permit driv- Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. ing of cinder piles for the new A lot of land (Wo 8U acre) iridge being built at the site. to • :00 t. A lot of home (9 rooms) A lot to love (including the price) NTO, MOW, this site was die town nunery Nine rooms. a'/2 baths. 4 belromi (tmtk 6 du- U (garden variety). Seventcen-pliu acres just for ets) on one floor. Finished recreation room with HAVE YOU growing things.;.in one of Middletown's most lavatory. Readjr-to-finish expansion room for 5th favorable locations. The school is a walk away. bedroom, study or children's romper room. Com- Choose from several convenient (bopping centers, plete Hotpoint electric kitchen in color. Separate and fabulous Red Bank shopping. The new Bamm laundry room, Double-door entrance. All wood- STARTED Hollow Golf dub is just a few minutes away. shakes exterior. Twoor garage. And land—rich Within to minute* are beaches and fishing— nursery-tended land—gently rolling land—land caattionland. All city utilities, of course. And for rimmed with trees— W TO V* ACRE FOR YOUR 1962 commuters, the Perm RJL station is less than 10 EACHHOMEI minutes from your door. Come today. If you can't come now; please clip These homes are few in number, but big in nze. and save this ad, and plan a visit as soon as possible. CHRISTMAS CLUB? We're happy to build a few beauties at a time... We have reason to expect these homes will be all and thus get the best possible locations in town sold in short order. ...and be able to give each home pridcful, per- . tonal attention. introductory price SELECT A CUSS TO MEET ccmtr mi Itrger fUu dtfhUj Kfitr IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY MINIMUM DOWN PAYMENT FHA M0RTQUE YOUR NEEDS AND JOIN TODAY MODELS OPEN DAILY 1 TO S Males 50 weekly and receive eirly SATURDAY and SUNDAY 11 TO 6 Payments in November, 1962 $ .50 $ 25.25 beau-MARC I.OO 50.50 Chaptl Hill Road, Middletown, N. J. 2.00 101.00 Telephone: SHadyside 1-9699 3.00 151.50 5.00 252.50 > 10.00 505.00 20.00 1,010.00 INTEREST PAID ON COMPLETED CHRISTMAS CLUBS NO PENALTY CHARGES ON INCOMPLETE CLUBS The M0NM011TH COUNTY •HvtfuAnt Garden SUIa Twkvay to /MaUwin-KufCorl Exit IK into Rt. 35. KITCHEN! IN GOUW South on Rt. 35 *jii>roi!m«t«lr « mll«. to Chapel Hill Road (O«il« NATIONAL BANK TtnUumnl). Turn Mt on Chanel Hill Boad to model on lell. From B«d Biiik: RL as north to Chmp«! Hill Road, turn ri*bt to modeli. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. RED BANK NEW SHREWSBURY KEYPORT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ENGUSHTOWN LITTLE SILVER THE CHRISTMAS STORE with Everything for Everybody - since 1870 Holiday Party Coordinates Holiday time is a gay, party filled time! Seek * new look for your Very Important Party . . . the coordinated look of young separates! All in sizes 10 to 16. A.' A billowy *k?rt of floating nylon chiffon, fully lined. Self belt included. Whit*, Black, Emerald or Baiga. 1A QO Shown •with •» wff velvet scoop neclc blouse, to be worn in or out. 1 Qfi B. ;feph!«tieafedblaek nylon lace separates, with the look of a iheath. Com- , pletely lineJ, Uv«ly scalloped bottom. 22 95 9. Burlap goes dressy fn wonderful eolor combination* , , , bliek with gold embroidery, fuehia with black, and nat- ural with peacock. Fully lined. \A, QQ Shown witn • solid jeney scoop necked blouse. Side srmtBAcirs SPORTSWEAR Str4«t Floor and Asbury Park X. i Special Qifts for the Home 83.95 Silverplate Service for 8 29.95 - 55 Pc. Dinnerware 10,9842.95 The Heart-Saving by 1847 Roger Brothers Service for 8 Morgan Jones Bedspreads Sno*Thrower 8 Dinner Knives A beautiful dinner set from the manufacturers of 8 Dinner Forks the finest tableware! Save up to half during this great Take the strain off your heart 16 Tea Spooni with a sturdy, powerful Sno- 8 dinners • I platter event! 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Your choice of three patterns: "Break of Day," "Boutonniere" and "Wild Quince." fflCH'S SILVER SHOP STEINBACWS LINENS STElNBACirS HOUSE1PARES Second Floor and Asbury Park GIFT CENTER, Second floor and Asbury Park Second Floor and Asbury Park Second Floor .and Asbury Park SHOP EVERY NIGHT including SATURDAY 'til 9nrpi, Webb will direct the toddlers. Mn. Pearl Odgen will lead the Holy Communjpn.wlll be ob-Holy Communion Sunday at 8 SHadyside 1-9333 REAL ESTATE WANTED Executory ot the estate of the nalrl The pulpit flowers will be do Mary Shultz, deceased, notice is here- Sunday school will meet at 9:45 devotions. The program will served Sunday at 9:30 and II a.m. by given to the creditors ot said de- nated by Mr. and Mrs. Louis J Member Multiple Listing Service a.m. feature Christmas cards .from a.m. Church school and the family ceased to present to the said Execu- Popper in honor of Minnie Popper LISTINGS WANTED tors their claim* under oath within six The three Youth Groups wtl around the world. Sunday school will meet it 9:30 service, Choral Eucharist and ser- For tha Red -Sank Area. months from this date. and Sophie Bachman. Mrs. Pop- NOW'S THE TIME Dated:- November 20tll, 196L iheet at 6:30 p.m. Jet Cadets top- The Methodist men will meet mon by Rev. John Cuyler, will Multiple Lilting System • -. MICHAEL.. H. DALY, per will light the candles. Call! HOLSTON .WATERBUSY ic will be "The FBI and the Case Wednesday tt 7:30 p.m. in the The Youth Fellowship tvill meet be at 10:30 a.m. J15 Luke Avenue, Sunday school classes will be TO TRADE IN 19 West Front St. Red Bant Fair Haven, N. J. of the Stolen Shekels." church. Monday at 7:15 p.m. There will be no week day serv- SH ?-39r» LORETTA E. BACIGALUPI, held at II a.m. Ovtr if.000,000 iold by MLB 32 Formart Street. Evening worship service will Family Bible study will be held ice. YOUR HOUSE!!! In ctv*tv rflonths The family home service for Fair Haven, N. J. be at 7:30 p.m. David Simpson AME ZION Wednesday at 8 p!m, The Episcopal Churchwomen Executors. Chanukah, which begins with the Thanki to operation Trade WJB NEED LISTINGS — Prompt pro- Messrs. Crowell ft Croweil. will be soloist. Red Bank The Trustees will meet Wednes- will hold their annual bazar to- fessional service, Hornes shown by ap- 34 Brond Street, lighting of the first festival can- Up, you'rs closer than ever pointment only. On Monday at 8 p.m. there will Holy Communion, will be cele- day at 8 p.m. and tho Session night from 7 to 10 o'colck and to- . Red Pank. N. J. dle tomorrow evening, will be out- to your dream home. It is McGov/an Ryan Agency Attorneys. be a meeting of the Sunday brated Sunday at the 11 a.m I meet Thursday at 8 p.m, morrow from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Nov. 21, Dec. 1, 5, 13 $21.42 1 lined by Rabbi Stcinbrink. Each now possible to purchase Red Bank SU 1-3000 school teachers and staff. service. Rev . Charles E. Bourne day during the week, prayers will your dream home and at theyUR HOME WANTED — Why list NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT Prayer meeting will be Thurs- will preach. with us? We advertise extensively In OF ACCOUNT. AMD DIRECTIONS Sunday school will meet at 9:30 end with the following: "This is lame time insure the sale the newspapers, radio and publish s FOR DISTRIBUTION day at 7:30 p.m. our festival of joy; this Is our JKMKRK2JUV. catalog for home, seekers. We are mem- ESTATE OF LOUIS MICHAEL a.m. of your present home. Now bers of the TWR. a national real estate Tonight the Jet Cadets will festival-of-light; this is our festi- BUY MORITZ, also known as LOUIS JO- referral service. We are "Horns Trad- have a "Cowpuncher's Party" at TOURlSTEm you no longer need worry ers" - two offices, 11 full time sales- SEPH MILLER, DECEASED (INSOL- Prayer services will be held val ol freedom." people. Call WALKER * WALKER, VENT ESTATE). the church at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at 8 p.m. about owning two homes si- Notice la hereby given thet tlie. ac- Hostesses at the oneg sliabat Realtors, Members Red Bank Area A fried chicken dinner will be multaneously. Multiple Lilting Strvtce. Bhrewitmjy, counts of the subscriber; Administra- after tonight's service will be SH 13213 and Hazlet, 03 1-2126. tor or the estate of saltl Deceased REFORMED served tomorrow from noon to will be audited and stated by the Sur- Mrs. Henry Inselberg, Mrs. Ern- WK NKEL) MUKJS HUMJI8 lor out rogate of the County of Monmnuth arid Colts Neck 6 p.m. by the Christian Educa- Call our office today for de- est Kahn, Mrs. Eliot Englandcr, selected buyer* In Red Bank, Rumson. reported for- settlement to The Mon- Rev. Samuel LaPenta will tion Board. Mrs. Clara Carter is tails!!! Fair Haven and - Mlddletown. Our mouth County Court, Probate Division, and Mrs. Robert Wolff. trada-ln program has created many oo Friday, the 12th day of January preach Sunday at the 11 a.m. chairman. •ales. CnU us for prompt, reliable A. IX. 1062. at 11:30 o'clock n.m . at The Board of Trustees will meet the County Court House. Monument service on the subject, "Looking The Men's Fellowship and the SHREWSBURY and Court Streets. Freehold, New Jer. Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor sty. at which time Application will be Ahead to the Past." Board of Stewards will meet to- $15,000 made, for the allowance ot Commis- The senior choir, directed by morrow at 8.30 p.m. In the home ii E. Front Et, Red Bank sions and Counsel fees, and Directions ST. CLEMEIVTS EPISCOPAL Adorable, gleaming, white Cape SH 1-4030 lor Distribution. Mrs. Charles Clowes, will sing of Chester McEachern, New Belford Cod. Four bedrooms, extra large THREE OR FOUR-BEDROOM ranch or Dated: November Hth, A. D. 3061"Th. e Great Day of the Lor-i Is Shrewsbury. The vicar, Rev. Ralph Edwards, kitchen, lovely landscaped cor- colonial on acre lot In urea between HARRY 8. EVANS. Rumson, Holmdel and O&ldiurst. No 6"8 Woortjrate Avenue, Near" by Martin, and "How will read matins Sunday at 7:40 ner plot. FHA and VA financing nenta. Call 8H 7-13B7. IXIIIK Branch, N. J. Lovely Are the Messengers" by BAPTIST available. Admlnlslrator. a.m. followed by Holy Eucharist Harry g. Evans. Esq., Mendelssohn. New Monmouth and sermon at 8 a.m. LEGAL NOTICE^ Counsellor at Law, There will be a nursery during Bible school will meet Sunday FAIR HAVEN NOTICE OF SETn.KME.VT •2.5 Reckless Place At 9:30 a.m. there will be a ' . $15,000 OF ACCOUNT Red Bank, N. J. the service. Sunday school will at 9:30 a.m. sung Eucharist followed by the ESTATE OF LEE A. AUCH1NCLOS3, Nov. IT, 2*. Dec. 1, 8 J23.05 Three-bedroom older home with DECEASED"; meet at 9:45 a.m. Rev. William E. Bisgrove will church school classes. Notice Is .hereby Riven that the ac- Teams of church members will speak at the 10:45 a.m. Commu- modernized kitchen. In lovely counts of the subscribers, Executors of •NOTICE The Y.P.F. will meet at 7 p.m. neighborhood off River Road. the estate ot nald Deceased will be MONMOUTH COUNTY visit every member during Sun- nion service on "Man's Supreme for the service of evening prayer. Because no other luggage... audited and stated by the Surrogate of SURROGATE'S COURT day afternoon. Duty." Christian fellowship will Call now for appointment, this the County ol Monmouth and reported Notlro tft Creditor* to Present Holy Eucharist will be celebrat- Its gracefully contoured, trim, slim ap> won't last. for settlement to The Monmouth Coun- Claims Against EsUtlr the visitation teams will meet be extended to those who are e!j Monday and Saturday at 8 a.m pcarance makes it the most fashionable ty Court, Probate Division, on Friday, ESTATE OF LU1GI RAMPINO, DE looks the 15th day of December A. D-, 1961,CEASED today at 8 p.m, in the church. uniting with the church. and. Tuesda_ - y through Friday ot luggage you can buy. RIVER PLAZA at 9:30 o'clock a.m.. at the County Pursuant to the order of EDWARD A communicants class will be A nursery and a children's 9 a.m. $13,500 ' ~!ourt House, Monument anrl Court C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County church will be provided for all As light KB a whisper! Exclusive Palm- Streets, Freehold. New Jersey, nl of Monmouth, this dfty marie, on theheld tomorrow from 9 to 10:30 The sacrament of penance will guard Handiest* cushion your grip for which time Application will be made application ot the undersigned, Vln- children up to eight years of age. Three-bedroom home on estab- for the allowance of Commissions and cpma Rampino. Sol* Executrix nt thea.m. in the church. be administered Saturday rrom lifts carry-caso lightness and comfort lished street. Older two-story Counsel fees. estate or the said Luig! Rampino, de- At 7:45 p.m. the pastor will 11 a.m. until noon. type in excellent condition. $500 Dated; November 3rd. A.D. 1!>6I. ceased, notice Is hereby Bjven to the GORDON AUCHINCLOBS, creditors of said deceased to present LEGAL NOTICE speak on "What We Are Made The Parish Board will meet Etclu3iveSureglide Locks t* arespriniteM down, for qualified buyer. to the said Sole Executrix their claims Woodstock Roafl. NOTICE in Christ." Monday evening at 8 p.m. . . . provide powerful interlocking duUnS Mlllbrook. N. T. under oath within six months fro locks action. Cose can't unap open unexpectedly DOUGLAS AUCHINCLOBS, this ilsle. MONMOUTH COUNTY The mid-week prayer service Tuesday at 8 p.m. the Steward- 829 Park Avenue, Dated: November eth. 1061. SlItltOIJATH'S COURT — even when overpacked. THE MEISTRICH New York City, N. Y. VINCENZA RAMPINO, Nottee tn Crr-ditors In Present will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.mshi. p Committee will hold the first Executors. 21 DeForeit Avenue, Claims Agatnst Estate The young people will meet AGENCY Mcssri. Parson* CAnzona, Red Bflnk, N. J. ESTATE OP FLORA E. THOMAS. of its regular monthly mectinps. Reinforced with fiberglass* ehclL give* it Blair * Warren, Messrs. Arnone & Zager, DECEASED. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. On Wednesday at noon, St. super strength and lightness, and hand* Newman Springs Rd., corner Counsellors at Law, 2« Bsoi.l Street. Pursuant to the order ol EDWARD Th Ladies Aid Society will lasts 18 Wallace Street, Red Bank. N. J. . HltOECK. Surrogate of this County Clement's Guild will meet. some Pcrmflnite* coverings are proven Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury Red Bank, N. J. Attorneys. of Monmouth, this day msde, on the meet in Fellowship Hall Wednes- to be the toughest obtainable. Nov. 10, 17. 2t. Dec. 1 J22.05 NOV. II), 17, 24, Dec. 1 X1K.27 application of the undersigned, rthoila The sanctuary lamp candle this SHadyside I-58B8 Thomas anri John Peter Thomas. Ex- day at noon for a covered dish week is given in memory of Eve- TAX SAI.K NOTICE ecutors of the estate of tile (aid Flora luncheon. The social committee K. Tiioman. deceased, notice is here- lyn Clair Morris by Mrs. Evelyn OF REAL ESTATE IX THE TOWNSHIP OF 11OI.MIIEL Riven to the creditors of said de- will have charge of the arrange- Morris. like Tri-Taper®by SNYDER REALTORS FOR -NON PAYMENT OF TAXES ceased to present to tlie said Execu* Inrs Illrir drums under oath within ments. Mrs. Willard Foster will Today and tomorrow the Christ- Established 1873 Public Notice Is hereby Riven that the unrlerslgnrd, the Cniirctor of alx months from this date. have the devotions for the Christ- Taxes of the Township of Unlmdel. Counts of Monmouth, New Jersey, will Dated: Nnvrnilxr t5tii ir*fil mas bazar will be lield from 1 Member Multiple Listing sell st public auction in the Township Memorial Hail. Crawford's Corner- RIIODA THO1IA3 mas program. Reports of the ac- FGUIVBEUROOM SPLIT LEVEL. — Everett Ud., Holmdel, New Jersey, on the ;9lh day ot December, 1061 at lfiG Branch Ave, to 10 p.m. Dinner will be served LarRe recreation room, knotty pine 1:00 P.M.. the following described lands. rterl Bank, N. J. tivities of the past year will be on both evenings from 5 to 7 p.m. kllclien. Appro*Imnteiy mi acre, ex- Said Isnda will be sole to make the amount or Munlclpnl Liens cliargr- JOHN PKTEK THOMAS, presented. For Women: Ten sizes in fcur colors: tartan Blue, cellent Ilctg!lb(ir.l0