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VOl, 85, NO. 124 RED BANK, N. X, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17^1952 IUUH on« 7c P£R COPY PAGE ONE Restrict Deed At East Point Macmillan Off UNION BEACH - One more Mayor William F*'Rodgert _.,_ step toward the J10 to $13 mil- yesterday he-sifll Is encouraged lion Conasconk But Point sports- at thepwiibllity that the center recrestion center proposed by a will become a reality. Pjertb Ambdy business syndicate The syndicate has offered wu taken Saturday as -Ms-yor 110,000 for the lM-acre borough- and Council met jn- conference owned section of the Point. For JFK Talks with Dr. Benjamin' V. Cannata, head o( the syndicate. / FID Land First LONDON (AP) — Prime rown on the development of na- scrap the air-launched missile be- It was revealed that at the con- tional nuclear deterrents. The business group balked at Minister Macmillan left to- cause of a string of test failures ference council insisted that, ben While Britain and France have and the cost, although Britain has some of the counter proposals cause' of the. low dollar amount of day for talks in the Ba- pressed forward with their nuclear made by the governing body, but been counting on it to insure Its the offer, the syndicate would hamas with President Ken- programs, the United States has national deterrent role. , have to fill the land before nedy, expressing confidence urged a multi-national type force President Kennedy has de- deed la transferred-or offer under the North Atlantic Treaty scribed the Skybolt, which-is fired Fr. Burck much larger amount for the land. that "we will find a way Organization and a buildup In thefrom a plane-at targets 1,000 Dr. Cannata has said that the through our difficulties' non-nuclear side of the European miles away, as a very sophisti- bayfront strip would have to be over the Skybolt missile. military forces. . ,-.. .. • cated missile whose development Dies at 81 filled 10 feet in height and the The controversy over the U.S.- "At this moment after Cuba,' may require $2.5 billion in addi- SHREWSBURY - Rev. CarroB Inland portion six feet. developed Skybolt missile, which tion, to the half billion already Mithews Burck, 81, rector emerit- Macmillan told newsmen, "we He did not give the borough have to try to make a reassess- looms as the major subject of the spent by this country. us of Christ Episcopal Church, an answer Saturday as to wheth- Bahamas talks, may bring this Without the Skybolt or a sub- Shrewsbury, and St. John's Chap- ment of the position between East er the syndicate will be willing and West. Can the position be debate to a peak. stitute, Britain would have no to do this before the deed is turned' to our advantageMs there The United States says it may (See MACMILLAN, Page 2) transferred.. a chance of getting ahead with Dr. Cannata said he w)ll have some of these questions—nuclear to confer with the syndicate's at- tests, disarmament and other torney, Joseph OeSaboto, Har- matters?" Plane Down, But rison, before any; further steps can. be taken. "As for Skybolt," his prepared statement said. "I have no doubt Sewer Plant we shall find a way through ou The group has offered to pro difficulties." All Hands Safe vide a sewer plant for the cen- Fresh from a Paris conference NEPTUNE - A Middletown said. "Out of 900 possibilities,— ter and to bulk! the access roads with French President Charles and provide other utilities. Township physician who flies air- this was the only good way out. de Gaulle at which "close agree- planes and does amateur theater No one was hurt and there was If the project goes through, it ment" on defense views was an- wUl include a three-quarter-mile as hobbies played the principal no damage." nounced, Macmillan is to meel rote in an aviation drama here Dr. Grabelle got the rented paved raceway, a stadium with with U.S. officials who plainly Saturday. ' ' (See DEED, Page 2) single engine-two-seater off the Dr. Barry N. Grabelle, 15 West highway and back to the Asbury Wilson Cir., Middletown, his pas-Park Ali- Terminal, Rt 66, by senger, J. William Smith, of 19 pushing it, in time to make his Review Ward Ave., Rumson, and several night time "Salesman" perform- Another motorists on Rt. 66 escaped in- nee. ' rury as the doctor made an emer- WINTERS COMPENSATIONS--Among the results of last week's prolonged cold The unexpected landing was gency landing on the highway. the second of the afternoon for Rev. CarroB M. Buck spell wis the sudden blossoming lait woakend of skaters on ponds throughout tht Tonight The pilot had a philosophical Dr. Grabelle and Mr. Smith. Satellite reaction, noting that he was due county and of Iceboats on the Nevasink. Top scene above is of the Navesink off A few minutes earlier the plane «J, Little Silver, died this morn- Marine Park at Red Bank, with one of the early birds among the iceboats being pre- to take part Saturday night in came down on the field. A mech- ing in Shrewsbury Manor Nurs- the closing show of "Death of a anic said the carburetor de-icer ing Home, 531 Shrewsbury Ave. pared for action. In bottom photo, skaters find Sehwenlcer Pond at Fair Haven lo By JFK Salesman" at the Wagon Wheel needed special handling and cau- \Father Burck retired from ac- In Orbit Theater, Rt. 35, Middletown.; their liking. tioned the pilot about it On the tive church work in 1942, because WASHINGTON. (AP)i-A new By LARRY OSIUS "Must have been something of second.try, the craft got over of ill health, after 20 years In the "Show Must Go On Bit,*" he U.S. satellite whirls in orbit a few WASHINGTON (AP)-President the highway but started down charge of the twin parishes. hundred miles above the earth to- quickly in the face of oncoming His health subsequently im- Kennedy reviews his first two day while Mariner 2-«tBl flashing years in the White House tonight auto traffic in the eastbound lane.' proved and be remained a famil- signals—speeds millions of miles Two "I gave the de-icer an extra iar figure In the .Red .Bank area. To Name Freeholder in an unusual hour-long television Homes from earth toward eternal orbit interview. twist and we got over to the His home was at 108 Pinckney around the sun. other lane. Fortunately the road Rd., Red Bank. The program, called "After Two But a third Damaged was divided there-near Routs la recent yean, Father Burck Years-A, Conversation with the 33 and the Garden State Park- Was cared for' From 'North of River' President," WO1 be capjedbyJ*e way-and except for one car FREEHOLD-A vacancy soon After 10 yean' service, Mr. placement will br announced then Columbia Broadcasting\ System By Fires pwparl*. and American Broadcasting Co. there was no traffic. ted to the bursrag lone a to be created on the Monmouth Woolley, owner of WooUey'i or soon after. " ., MIDDLETOWN - Volunteer "The one car ducked around ago after his health had failed. The new satellite, dubbed Ex- County Board of Freeholders will Dairy in Neptune and other bus- Also at the organization meet- television networks at 6:30 p.m. firemen here were callid twice He is survived by a daughter, plorer XVI, sped aloft yesterday EST and the National, Broadcast- me and, except lot clipping a be filled by a Republican from iness interests, has submitted ing, he said, the board will ac- over the weekend to battle blazes road sign, nothing happened to Mrs. Frances Smith of Little Sil- from the Wallops Island, Va., test his resignation because of ill cept the resignation of Irving S. ing Co. television network at in private homes. station of the Nftfcmal Aeronautics Middletown Township or some 8:30 p.m. us. Out of 900 possibilities of ver, and • grandson, William other community mirth of the health. Mr. Woolley has been ab- (Buff)' Bennett as clerk of me Fire caused an estimated $2,600 Smith of Fair Haven. ' and Spaca Administration. Space what might have occurred, 899 Na*e»lnk River. | sent from board meetings since Board of Freeholders. Kennedy returned to the White In damage to the home of Ray- would have' be,en worse. That was Before coming to Shrewsbury agency officials said it readied June. Post to Ullrich House.Saturjday from an overnight mond Kelly, 477 Main St, Bel- and Little Sliver, Father: Burck an orbit varying from 466 to 78 Freeholder Director,Joseph C. the only good way out." Irwin said the board his general- Mr. Irwin said the Woolley res- Deputy County Clerk William stay in New Yprk.'After attending ford, Saturday afternoon. . . . wis In - missionary service in miles above earth and its "telem ly agreed on this point in weigh- ignation will be accepted at the L. • Ullrich, of Ocean Township, church SWJday morning, he sat John Dashkavich,, second as- Kansas '*nd. Colorado. He was etry and experiments appear to ing a successor for',-Freeholder b o a r d's annual organization will be appointed to the $10,000 down, with, television newsmen sistant chief, said that the fire Hit With Bottle, rector at St. Peter's Church, Den-be operating satisfactorily." Earl X. Woolley. meeting Jan. 2, and that a re- a year post as freeholder clerk. Sander Vanocur of NBC, William resulted when a member of, the ver, for several years, and at the Main .mission of Explorer XVI Mr. Irwin said he believes that H. Lawrence of ABC and George family was looking for something Loses 7 Teeth Church of the Ascension, Glouces- is to find out more about what Harold Rue, of Freehold, senior Herman of CBS to tape the inter- under a, bed with a cigarette RED BANK -' Frank Worms- ter City, N. J., 11 years. raeteorpids-ttoy bit* of solid mat- J clerk in. the County Clerk's of- view. lighter. ley, 30, of 135 West Bergen PI., Funeral arrangements are in ter that whiz through ipace-4o fice in the Hall of Records, will It began an active week for Ken- tost seven teeth and suffered a charge of the Adams Memorial Mr. Dashkavich. said the en- to space vehicles and solar cells. rospeets be advanced to deputy county nedy. He meets with the National tire, bedroom was destroyed- He chin fracture Saturday night Home, Red Bank. Mariner 2, wWch took a 42-min clerk by the County Clerk, J. Security Council executive com- said firemen prevented the fire when he was struck by a soft ute electronic look at Venus Fri Russell Woolley. mittee today and also hears a re- from- spreading to the remainder drink bottle at Chris' Tavern, Kills Himself day, was still faithfully reporting Selection of a new freeholder, port from Secretary of State Dean of the house. 103 West Bergen Pi., police re- Sunday as it headed into orbi Stir Zoning Issue at $9,000 a year, Mr. Irwin said Rusk on the meeting of the North Volunteers from the Belford ported. SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. (AP) around the sun. The U.S. space- MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - In- of increasing lot sizes from the is still in the discussion state. He Atlantic Treaty Organization's Engine and Independent Com Mr. Wormsley was admitted to — Police say film producer Ed- craft journeyed 109 days through dications that Levitt & Sons, Inc., present half-acre to one-acre lots, said the opinion of the Republi- ministerial council in Paris. panies answered the alarm. Riverview Hospital in fair condl- ward Nassour fatally stabbed space to give earthbound scien- mass housing developer, has op- which was approved by a vote of can County Steering Committee Rusk, who returned last night Fire caused an estimated $3,000 ion. himself in the heart iwlth a steak ists their closest contact with tions on more than 1,000 acres 627 to 424. will be a determining factor In s expected to tell Kennedy damage to the home of V. Police said the bottle was knife. The 4£year-old producer Venus. here is expected to heighten con- Consultants' Idea the choice. the United States has a major Garrallio, Locust Point Rd., Sat- hrown by Clarence Mevln, of wu found dead Saturday in the Mariner 2 passed within 21,100 troversy on the proposed ordi- The proposed ordinance "The board probably will make task on its hands to persuade its urday night. !46 Leighton Ave., who was ar- backyard of his sister's home. miles of Venus Friday. It was nance that would downgrade lot recommended by Herbert H. a choice and ask the steering NATO allies to contribute more Fire Chief Norman Long, Jr., rested on a charge of atrocious The sister, Mrs. Thomas Maluf, 650,000 miles beyond Venus and lizes. Smith Associates,- Trenton, plan committee to confirm it," he said conventional force's to the defense said the blaze started in the assault and battery. Mevin,. who told police Nassour attempted 37 million miles from earth Sun- Mayor Paul E. Chester said he ning consultant for the township. Mr. Woolley moved to the, free- of Europe. chimney and spread throughout faces a hearing in municipal suicide with sleeping pills last day. understands that Levitt, builder A; W. Hallernn, owner of the holders 10 years ago after' serv- Kennedy met with Secretary of the upper floor. :ourt today, told police be threw Thursday, He had been in ill Attempts to get the- partially of Strathmore-at-Matawen, has Halteran Farm, confirmed that ing several years as a Neptune Defense Robert S. McNamara He said there was extensive the bottle at another man and health. Pictures produced at crippled Relay's equipment work- options on acreage in the Pleas- Levitt has an option to buy his Township committeeman.. He was yesterday to discuss both the water and smoke damage hit Wormsley by mistake. Nassour Studios included "Africa ing Saturday failed and NASA of- it Valley section and additional farm and in all has 1,000 acres the nominee in policital circles of NATO meeting, which McNamara throughout the house. Screams," "Mrs. Mike," aid ficials said further efforts would creage in the Marlboro Village under option in his general neigh- Neptune GOP Leader Richard W. attended, and the secretary's One volunteer fireman, Her- "Tripoli." be postponed Indefinitely. rea. borhood. In neighboring Matawan Stout, father of State Sen. Rich- talks in London on the controver- bert Schumann, was treated at Debtor Pays Up Last week the Planning Board ard R. Stout. Township, the Levitt firm is con- sial Skybolt missile situation. Rivervlew Hospital for smoke NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)-Tha recommended by a 6-2 vote that structing a 1,900-home develop- On the freeholder board, Mr. poisoning. builders on over 100-acre tracts Student Loan Fund of the Method- ment. Woolley has been director of pub- The Navesink, Brevent Park, ist Board of Education has re- be permitted to construct on less Other developers with options lic property. His chief concerns Community and Atlantic High- ceived a $75 check In payment National, World han half-acre lot sizes if they are U. S. Home Development have been construction of the Plunge lands Fire Companies answered >f a $25 loan. In a letter the un- irovided schools and other facili- Corp., Brick Township; Northern (See FREEHOLDER Page 2) the alarm along with the Leon- identified borrower said ha re- ies for'the township. Properties, Inc., White Plains, Through Ice ardo First Aid Squad. eived the loan in 1897. The proposed ordinance is ex- N. Y., and Robilt, the firm News in Brief pected' to cause a controversy headed by Robert Smertz, Lwhers'have consistently called the Democrats will assume con Of Innocent In addition to the one In regal yesterday, imposed the 10-day embargo to keep off the market or upgrading and point out a trol of the committee by a 3-2 . NEWARK- (AP) - Two former red with white whiskers, there citrus fruit that was damaged by last week's record cold spell. 1959 referendum on the question margin. Walter S. Dunn and civilian employees at Fort Mon- were two in windbreakers an- The embargo will continue/until 6 p. m. Dec. 27. At that George Creevey unseated Repub- mouth and a manufacturer's swering to the names of Joseph time a new 14-day ban on die shipment. of freeze-damaged lican Committeemen Frank L. representative are free in ball and Edward Irwin. citrus will begin, to run until 6 p. m. Jan. 10. Charged Ratcliffe and Millard B. Lamber- awaiting trial on bribery con- Joseph C. Irwin, director " During the second embargo, fruit that can pass inspection son in November. spiracy charges involving a $2.4 the Monmouth County Board 3 by the State Fruit' and Vegetable Inspection Division will be The new committemen will join million government contract. Freeholders, and an owner of : allowed to move out.of the state. In Stabbing fellow Democrat Joseph A. Lan- The defendants pleaded In- Irwin's Boat Works, yesterday 1 went to the rescue of a sailor The embargoes affect all parts of the state's citrus grow- (See MARLBORO, Page 3) nocent to the charges Friday ing area, including the Indian River section where groves were Of Husband before Federal Judge Anthony T. aboard an Ice scooter which had reported to have escaped major damage. ugelll. The three are William broken through the Ice and was Normally, the law permits shipment of fruit affected by ASBURY PARK - A Neptune . Laverlck, 49, of 1 Sunnyba'nk in trouble. cold weather when the damage does not exceed 25 per cent. 'ownshlp woman, accused by her INDEX Dr., Shrewsbury, and WililamF. On Saturday, Edward Irwin However, the combination of embargoes Was designed to block iusband of having stabbed him, Tryon, 48, of 50 Wyckman Rd., performed with similar speed. He shipment of any fruit damaged 6y the worst cold of this cen- II be arraigned here today on Page New Shrewsbury, both formerly saved two youngsters who had tury. . . charge o( gross assault and Adam and EVB , IS with the Signal Materiel Support broken through thin ice near Ir- battery, Asbury Park police said Allen-Scott ( Agency at Fort Monmouth, and wln's float off the dock. There MOUNTAIN BRUSH TIRE this morning. u;" Amusements 8 Malcolm M. Schaefar; 38. of BOO were no Inujrles. ALTADENA, Calif. — A mountain brush fire raged out of Police, identified he woman as Births 2 Wildwood Rd., West Allenhurst, a control In rugged terrain today after briefly threatening ex- rfrs. Leslie Hollls, 25, of 250 Jim Bishop « representative of Consad, Inc., clusive homes in' this Los Angeles suburb. - Myrtlp Ave., Neptune Township. Bridge'..... 17 Monterey Park, Calif. Cops Seeking The blaze, Which has covered SOD acres since starting yes- She hks denied the charge, they Classified :..«, 17 No trial date has been set. terday, was threatening to burn its way Into nearly inaccessi- said. Comics \ 17 The three defendants were ar- Deer Snatcher ble canyons. ., • Her husband, Leroy Hollis, 39, Crossword Puzzle .17 rested last July 12 after FBI ADELPHIA-Howeli Township The U. S. Forest Service and the Los Angeles County Fire reported In fair condition in Editorials I agents said they observed Lav- tate Police are looking for a Department massed 200 men along fire..break late yesterday, Fltkln Hospital, Neptune, where Boyle U erlck and Tryon accept. $850 and deerisnatcher. but flames Jumped the break. ' • ... he was admitted With an abdom- Herblock 6 $050 payments from Robert S. The missing deer Is one of five inal wound. , Movie Timetable _. 8 Snoyer. Consad executive who lagged by a parly of hunters SANTA'S QUEENS — Carol Bruno, lift, of Red Bank STORM RIPS El/ROPE Police >ald the Incident oc- Obituaries was working with the federal hire, and left hanging In front High School and Kathleen McGough, Red Bank Catho- LONDON — Western Europe recovered today from a fe- curred about 3:40 a.m. today at Sylvia Porter .'. agents. of the home of John O'Conqer, lic High School, both quaani of the Kiwanii Club's rocious winter storm that ripped a wide path of death and a service station at Sprlngwood Television The Rovernment claims Schaef- Rt. 524, state police said this destruction. ind Ridge Aves. after a family George Sokolsky er told Snoyer that a payoff morning. Mrs. O'Connor, reported Christmas parade Saturday, give seasonal greetings to More than 30 were dead In the wake of hurricane-strength rgument. Sports :.....: 14,15 would Insure a favorable evalua- It missing early today, they said, Santa Claut playad by Joieph Holiday. St. Nick arrived winds that lashed Europe yesterday. Mrs. Hollls was released In her Stock Market tion of Consad's qualification for The miming deer was the larg- this year by helicopter in Marina Park. (Oth«r pictures The biggest toll was at sea-at least 21 in the German own custody to care for her three Successful Investing an Army contract on radio pro- est . of the live, according to (See LATE NEWS. Page 3) minor children, police said. Women's Newi .- 12, It duction sets. police. of Santa apptar on Page 7.) 'A \ , DK, 17, WA B£l> BANK REGISTER , Charles LaughWti: Lobbyists Had a Busy Year WASHINGTON — "Congress security, democracy, prosperity reasons, some who had specific CAROL M0NTA1& WILLIAM HARRY PADEN MRS. EMMA W. NOLL Giant of Movies shall make no law respecting.. . and general welfare." amendment* to push to protect EATONTOWN - Miss Carol LITTLE SILVER — William LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Emma By JAMES BACON A decade ago, Laughton direct- the right of the people peace- The Joseph Napolitan Associa- a certain Industry or product. Montano, 8, of 3 Meadowbrook Harry Paden, 75, of 52 Parker W. Noll; 92, formerly of Mon- AP Movle-Televlslon Writer ed and starred in a critical and ably to assemble and to peti- tion pursued "legislation affecting Postal rates also stimulated Ave., died Friday night at Mon- Ave., died yesterday morning in mouth Rd., Oakmirst, died Thurs- HOLLYWOOD (AP)-A giant of financial success of "Shaw'» "Don tion the Government for a 16-to-21-year-old American boys lobbying. First, second and third mouth Medical Center, Long Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, day at the Westwood Hall Nurs- the movies, Charles Laughton, Juan in Hell." redress of grievances." and girls." class postal users wanted to keep Branch, after a short illness. where he had been a patient for ing home, here. who rambled through memorable The staging of this work had An important Washington in- The registrant for the Associa rates down; others had delivery Miss Montano was born in Red three weeks. Mrs. Noll was born in New films like a rambunctious ele- defied managen for 50 yean. The dustry — lobbying — has been tion Mexicana de Empacadores and handling problems to put Bank, a daughter of Rocco V. Mr. Paden was born in New York, daughter of the late John phant, is dead of cancer at 83. work is the seldom-played third built on the idea permitted by de Fresa was concerned with forward. and Phyllis Amorello Montano. Martinsville, Ohio, a son of the and Emma Gugel Cavanaugh." She had lived in Eatontown the Laughton died Saturday night at act of "Man and Superman." these words of the First Amend "any legislation pertaining to Government employees hired late Mr. and Mrs. William W The funeral will be Wednesday past year. his home of cancer of the spine, Leading figure* in the enter- ment to the Constitution. the ^importation of strawberries." several lobbyists to push for Paden. He had lived in Little at 9 a.m. from Star of the Sea a few weeks after ending a ftur- taiament Industry paid tribute In 1962, a total of 367 individ- Many foreign countries put higher wages for postal workers She was a second grade stu- Silver four years, coming here Catholic Church, here. Burial J month hospital stay. today to Laughton, who created uals and organizations added Ipobyists into action in 1962 to general government workers dent at the Steelman Grammar from Huntington, W. Va. He was will be in Mt, Caroiel Cemetery, .Whenihe British-bom actor left memorable screen portrayals for their names to the 6,137 lobby- attempt to get a share in the big There was On* cause backed School and was a member of St. a retired sales manager. He at- West Long Branch, under the di- Cedars of Lebanon on Nov. 30, more than thw decades. •, ists officially registered since sugar allotment which formerly by almost all lobbyists, a clause Dorothea's Catholic Church tended the Embury Methodist rection of the Woolley Funeral a friendvconflded: '/ 1346 under the federal regula- went to Cuba. Sugar quotas are in the tax bill permitted deduc- here. Church here. Home, Long' Branch. • "Cfcariea was » great grizzly tion of Lobbying Act. controlled by Congress. Among tions of expenses involved in Besides her parents she is sur- He is survived by his wife, "Charles knows he is going to bear," actress Agnes Moomead The 367 is about average for the countries represented by sug- lobbying. It passed. vived by a brother, Louis Mon- Mary E. Kohl Paden, a daughter, OSWALT E. ELMER die and, blustery as ever, says commented, "and he vainly tried registrations in one year. Actual- ar lobbyists were Australia, Brit- tano, at home; her grandparents, Mrs. Claude Coffman of Martins- EGG HARBOR - Oswalt E. he's going to die in his own bed." to hide his big, pink, plush ly because of duplications and re- ish Honduras, British West In- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Amorello of ville, Va., a son, William J. Pa- Elmer, 70, of Navesink Ave., With him when he died wei heart."/ ' / registrations, Congressional Quar- dies, Haiti, India, Nicaragua, Weather Red Bank, and Mr. and Mrs. den of Little Silver; five grand- Navesink, died Saturday In Egg actress Elsa Lanchester, bis dn« Philippines, South Africa and El "He was a splendid Borgia of terly has counted a total of 4,- New Jersey.. Fair most of to- Louis Montano of Eatontown. two great-grand- Harbor after a short illness. and only wife, and his younger Salvador. This Is big business. children; an a«Qft" said Sir Michael Red- 586 different lobbyists. Of these, day. Moderating temperatures Services will be tomorrow at 8 sisters, Mrs. Mr. Elmer was born in Egg brother Frank, retired from the The India Sugar Mills Assn. com- children; two grtve. --v • • •• ' ' 3,798 were individuals, 231 were high in the 30s except about 40 at a.m. from the Worden Funeral Harbor and had been a resident family.hotel business. pensated the firm of Dawson, Ralph Moore of Huntington, W. Director Lewis Milestone, who public relations and law firms, the shore. Cloudy tonight, low Home, Red Bank. A Mass of the Va., and Mrs. Fred Barribeau of of Navesink 20 years. Mrs. Laughton, who married the Griffin, Pickens & Riddell in the 1 directed Laughton in "Jamaica and 557 were organizations. mostly in the 20s inland and Angels will be offered at 9 a.m. He was a veteran of World War actor In 1929 and became, an amount of $59,000 according to Arlington, Va., and two brothers, Inn," said; "A director couldn't Many professional lobbyists about 30 along in St. Anthony's Catholic Church, I, having served as a commis- American > citizen .with him in their report. Marvin Paden of Huntington hope to direct a Laughton pic- work for' more than one employ- Red Bank, with Rev. Msgr. Sal- 1950, took the death very hard, the coast. To- and Marcus Paden of Indian' sioned officer in the United States ture. Hit talent was so great, the er at a time. In 1962, 35 of those Ex-Congressmen Represented morrow becom- vatore DiLoretuo as celebrant. Laughton's brother said. apolis, Ind. Army. For 10 years he was man- best a director could hope for who registered had multiple Not to be outdone by the ing fair, high Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cem- Arrangements are in charge of ager of Pollen's Boat Yard in "She has been with him every foreigners, the U. S. Cane Sugar was to referee." clients, representing a total of in the mid-3te etery,-Mddletown. the Worden Funeral Home of Rumson. day through it all—for almost a Refiners Association was repre- Joan Crawford: "I doubt that 88 employers. The big law firm to mid-40s. Red Bank. He is survived by two sisters, year," said the brother. of Covington and Burling, for sented by former Sen. Scott W. MARINE HENRY W. GODSHAIX Miss Esther Elmer and Miss High spots of a career that Mr. Laughton had any enemies. Lucas, TO-II1. The American He always frightened me and Instance, worked for five em- Block Island BELFORD - Henry Godshall, GEORGE W. HOWENSTINE Marie Elmer, both of Egg made Laughton the movies' top ployers in 1962 and seven In Sugar Association apparently prc to Cape May- Harbor. character actor for 30 years: other people in our industry, but 75, died Saturday in his home, OCEANPORT — George W. 1961. fers a congressional background. Variable winds The sadistic Captain Bllgh o.f. onl'y by his great talent." 175 Garfield Ave. Howenstine, 88, of 92 Werah PI., The funeral will be at the Wind- Lobbyists register for all sorts Last year they employed ex- becoming the original "Mutiny on the Boun- Born in Lansdale, Pa., Mr. died Sunday in Monmouth Medl berg Funeral Home, 400 Liverpool of reasons to bring their own Rep. H. M. Baldrige, R-Neb., southweste r 1 y ty"; the lecherous Henry VIII- JOHN C. SHAY Godshall had lived here 25 years. cal Center, Long Branch. • ' Ave., Egg Harbor, Wednesday at or their client's interests before and Irwin A. Hoff, formeT(admin and increasing He was a retired maintenance 2 p.m. .the 1933 best actor Academy HIGHLANDS - John C. Shay, to 10 to 15 knots today. Southwest A retired banker, he was born the attention of individual Con- istrative assistant to Sen. Warren man for the Irvington Board of Award performance-or the lov- 77, died Friday in his home, 48 Maguson, D-Wash. to west at 10 to 15 knots tonight. in Canton, Ohio, the son of the able English butler reciting the gressmen and Congressional Education. - ANNE ELIZABETH RYAN First St Committees. Often their expert Lobbying is a popular occupa- Mostly westerly at 10 to 15 knots late John and Julia Sanford How. Gettysburg address in a frontier Mr. Godshall was a member of ehstine. RED BANK — Anne Elizabeth "Born in Vermont, he waa a re- testimony is the most important tion for former congressmen, Be- tomorrow. Visibility 5 miles or Ryan, 18-month-old daughter of saloon for "Ruggles of Red Gap." the Masonic Lodge In Newark. Mr. Howenstine had resided tired employee of the Central a legislation-writing committee sides Lucas, those who registered better. Fair weather. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ryan, 16 Before he came to Hollywood, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. here for the past year. He was Railroad of New Jersey. He had receives. in 1962 were former Reps. Jo- TIDES East Bergen PI., died Thursday Laughton had won critical ac- Myrtle Kelm Godshall; three retired in 1939 from the Dime lived here 80 years. What Interests Them seph E. Casey, D-Mass., Frank at Riverview Hospital. claim for his realistic portrayal Today—High 11:57 a.m. and low daughters, Mrs, Leighton John- Savings Bank, in Canton, and Here are some of the legisla- Ikard, D-Texas, Wesley A of an American gangster In a Surviving are his wife, Mri. 6:34 p.m. son of this place, Mrs. Paul was vice president and treasurer She was born in Red Bank. tive concerns listed by lobbyists D'Ewart, R-Mont., and Patrick London play. Maude Cowell Shay, and • step- Tuesday-High 12:41 a.m. and Rosenberger of Lansdale, Pa., of that bank. He was a member In addition to her parents, she In 1962: J. Hillings, R-Calif. daughter, Mrs. Richard Arcuri of 12:44 p.m. and low 6:48 a.m. and and Mrs. Frederick Yetter of Un- of the Canton Lodge No. 60, F& is survived by her maternal His last movie rale was that of The United States Steel Work- A variety of other interests Neptune. .' 7:29 p.m. ion; four sisters, Mrs. John Mor- AM; Nazir Grotto; and the An- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- Sen. Seab Cooley, a Southerner, ers' lobbyist recorded on his attracted lobbyists in )962. The funeral will be held at 2 (For Red Bank and Rumson an of Maplewood, Mrs. WlUls cient Accepted Scottish Rite Val- ry C. Cronan, Rumson, and her In "Advise and Consent." registration that he was In- The Trade Expansion Act in- p.m. today in the Posten Funeral bridge, add two hours; Sea Bartholomew, Mrs. Oscar Roth- ley of Canton, Ohio. paternal grandfather, William J. Little was known about Laugh- terested In "the support of all terested those on all sides of the Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long enberger and Miss. Ann Godshall, Ryan, here. ton's private life. He loved art— Home, Atlantic Highlands, with He Is survived by his wife, legislation favorable to peace, question, some for Ideological Branch, deduct IS minutes; High- all of Lansdale; a brother, Ray- A Mass of Angels was said at 9 and had a collection of Renolrs, Rev. Richard Ryley, pastor at Mrs. Helen Koffman Howenstine. lands bridge, add 40 minutes. mond Godshall of Ansonia, Conn., a.m. Saturday at the Day Funer- Utrillos, Cezannes and other the Highlands Methodist Church, six grandchildren and one great- The funeral will be held in al Home. Burial was in Mt. French impressionists that few officiating. Burial will be is Fair Freeholder grandchild. . Canton. The John W. Flock Fu- Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. ever saw. View Cemetery. CHICAGO (AP) - There were neral Home, Long Branch, is in (Continued) some wet spots'in the West and The funeral will b« tomorrow charge of local arrangements. new Court House, renovation ol Northeast but generally dry and at 2 p.m. in the Scott Funeral fairly seasonable weather was the the old Court House as'the.Hall Home with Rev. William E. Bis- EDWARD E. CHASEY RIVERVIEW of Records, and of the former rule in the major part of the na grove, pastor of the New Mon- Red Bank tion today. EATONTOWN — Edward E county welfare house at Briar mouth Baptist Church, officiating. Chasey, 55, of 4 Laurel PI. died Mr. and Mrs. John Garland, Hill, Freehold, into a county hos- The major wet belt ^ along Buril will be in Hollywood this morning in his home. 116 Heights Ter., Middletown, pital for chronic sick. It is now an almost stationary F ^* ront- Memorial Park, Union. Mr. Chasey was bora in Eaton- daughter, Friday. called the John L. Montgomery al zone from the Nortiiv... Rock- town, son of Mrs. Carrie Wardell ANNOUNCING Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbons, Medical Home. ies southwestward across Central H. IRVING BRAUN Chasey of this place and the late 25 Parkview Ter., Lincroft, son, Developed Annex California; Rainfall was light in LONG BRANCH - H. Irving Garrett Chasey, and had been a Friday. He also directed development most areas. Light snow pow- Braun, 77, of 501 Harrison St., lifelong resident here. A NEW CONCEPT Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lamb, 59 of the former Karagheusian rug dered mountain sections. died Saturday at Monmouth Med- He had been employed for the Barker Ave., Shrewsbury Town- plant on Manalapan Ave., here, Snow also fell in areas south ical Center here. past 26 years as a pump me- ship, son, Friday. as a center for county activities and east of the Great Lake re An architect, Mr. Braun had chanic with the GuH Oil Co., IN AUTO RENTALS! Mr. and Mrs. Vito Caparis, 29 including a jail annex, county gioh but amounts were not heavy lived here since 1923. He was Linden, and was a social mem- Maple Ave,, Keansburg, daugh- yard, and voting machine storage In the region which was hit by born In Red Bank, son of the late ber of the Eatontown Fire De- ter, Friday. area. snowstorms for several days last John W. and Catherine Stir partment. ' Mr. and Mrs. Leon Merkel, 615B Mr. Irwin said no commit- week. Braun. He was a member of the Surviving, in addition to his Laurel Ave., Hazlet, daughter, ments have been made to any in- Long Branch Elks Lodge, the mother, are his wife, Mrs. Grace Friday. Temperatures were below New Jersey Society of Architects, dividual for appointment to the freezing this morning from the Van Ness Chasey; two sons, Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flana- and the Society of American Reg- freeholder board. central part of the midwest east- ward W. Chasey and Garrett H. gan, 99 Franklin Ave., West istered Architects, Inc. He conceded consideration wil ward to the Atlantic Ocean and Chasey, both of this place; two Keansburg, daughter.Saturday. be due Middletown Township in the Central Rocky Mountain He. is survived by a son, Hen- daughters, Mrs. Carolyn Frick of Mr. and Mrs. John Connors, 175 Mayor John T. Lawley and for- region. Lowest readings, some ry I. Braun, Jr., here; a daugh- Little Silver and Mrs. Joan Pem- Cloverdale Cir., New Shrews- mer Mayor Eranfc-'Slalsdell, if ter, Mrs. Joseph F. Mazza, here; berton of Wanamassa; a brother, ECONO-CAR below lero, were reportifS in RENTAL SYSTEM bury, daughter, Saturday. they seek it, Both, have been re- parts of New England. ' three sisters, Mrs. Benjamin Wallace Chasey of Allentown, Mr. and Mrs. Angeip Monte- ported Interested In the last few Hendrickspn of Glen Cove, L. J., Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Lida Colmor- marano, 10 Ned Dr., Matawan, years as changes In the board's Record high temperatures were Mrs. Clinton Van Schoick of Rah- gen of this place, and 10 grand daughter, Saturday. makeup favored Charles I. Smith, reported yesterday in the Great way; and Mrs. Stanley Van children. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Guttridge of Upper Freehold.Township, and Plains as fairly pleasant weath- Brunt of Eatontown, and seven The Robert A. Braun Home for 383 Crine Rd., Morganvllle, son, Benjamin S. Danskin, who fakes er extended over broad sections grandchildren. Funerals, Eatontown, Is in Saturday. office Jan. 2, of Wall Township. of the country. Record marks for The funeral will be tomorrow charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rlcci, Both Mr. Smith and Mr. Dan- Dec. 16 included 73 in North at 2 p.m. from the John W. Flock 60 Cherry Tree Farm Rd., New skin won their seats In elections, Platte, Nebr.; 66 in Concordla, Funeral Home, here. Burial will AUGUSTE N. MONTULET NOW AVAILABLE IN THE Monmouth, son, Saturday. succeeding Victor Grossinger, of Kans., and 57 in Fargo, N. D. be in Fair View Cemetery, Mid- ASBURY PARK — Auguste N. . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phacke, Middletown, and Walton Sher- A warmer trend continued in dletown. Montulet, 71 of 1112 Sunset Ave., 35 Ohio Ave., East KeanSburg, man, of Long Branch. Neither the Southeast after last week's 'Asbury Park, died yesterday at son, Saturday. of the retiring freeholders sought freezing weather and tempera- MRS. JOSEPH DE SANTO Fltkin.Memorial Hospital, Nep- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gottlieb, new terms. tures were near normal levels. LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Lucy tune. SHORE AREA! 6 Mercury St., New Monmouth, 25 Years The mercury reached the 70s in DeSantis, 56, died Friday at her He was a noted horseman and Earn $25,000 to $40,000 this year as an daughter, Saturday. southeast Florida. Readings this home, 68 Pearl St. was credited with the invention Mr. Ullrich has had 25 years Econo-Car Rental System Dealer. Mr! and Mrs. Jacob Zllly, 25 In the county clerk's office With a morning ranged from around Bom in Kentucky, she had of the first portable phonograph, Lincoln St., Middletown, son, six-year interlude from 1945 to freezing jn Tennessee and moun- lived here for the past 40 years. which was called the "Piknik." Econo-Car is the first in this booming Saturday. 1951. He was secretary of the tain areas of northern Georgia She was a member of Holy Trin- Born in New York City, he LOWEST and Alabama to the 50s in Flor- Industry, in conjunction with one of the Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Smith, Monmouth County Realty Ab- ity Catholic Church, here. was the son of the late Pierre 15 West River Rd., Rumson, stract Co. then. He returned to ida and coastal areas. She is survived by her hus- H. and Sophia Van Appevan Mon- top three automobile manufacturers daughter, yesterday. the clerk's office about the time Some early, morning tempera- band, Joseph "Peppe" DeSantis; tulet. He had resided in Asbury and Allsfote Insurance, to- Introduce AUTO RENTAL Mr. and Mrs. Richard Drake, the late William H. (Doc) Mc- tures and conditions: New York a son, William De Santls of West Park for the past six years and auto rentals to the public at the unbe- 501 Spruce St., Union Beach, Long Branch; a daughter, Miss Queen, of Red Bank, was prepar, 22 cloudy, Chicago 31 clear. Bos was a retired riding school in- lievable low price of $3.99 per day... daughter, yesterday. ing for retirement. ton 19 cloudy, Washington 35 Lucille DeSantis, at home; two structor with businesses in New EVER Mr. and Mrs. Everett Poling, Taking OTer in 1955 as clerk of cloudy, Atlanta 33 clear, Miami brothers, Eugene England of La- York and West Long Branch. and we will show how to make big 72 Jackson St., Keyport, daugh- the board of freeholders, Mr, 54 clear, Louisville 22 clear, De- tonia, Ky., and Frank England of He was a member of the Amer- money at these prices! ter, yesterday. Bennett succeeded Edward C. troit 28 partly cloudy, St. Louis Oklahoma City, Okla.; two sis- ican Horse Shew Association and ters, Mrs. Lois Ginacola of Be a port of the fantastic car rental OFFERED MONMOUTH MEDICAL Broege, of Belmar, who had been 37 clear, Minneapolis 24 clear, had been a judge for many years. Newport, Ky., and Mrs. Peggy industry. Volume has Increased to a CENTER elected county surrogate. Kansas City 45 clear, Denver 36 He was also a member of the Sanford of Ludlow, Ky., and Long Branch Mr. Bennett had served many partly cloudy, Dallas 47 clear, Lakewood Lodge of Elks. booming billion dollars a year ... and three grandchildren. Mayor and Mrs. Thomas L. years as Wall Township munici- Phoenix 55 partly cloudy, Seattle He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Is still growing. YOUR FUTURE is with pal clerk and is eligible for pen The funeral will be tomorrow Mildred A. Bechmann Montulet; McClintock, 917 Elberon Ave., 47 rain, San Francisco 54 rain, Econo-Car... the leader in price and Long Branch, daughter, Thurs- sion. He has been ill for three Los Angeles 57 cloudy, Anchor- at 9 a.m. from the Damiano Fu one son, Hubert N. Montulet of day. months, He was given considera- age 24 snow, Honolulu (missing). neral Home, here, followed by a Oakhurst, one brother, Oscar promotion. We'll teach you how to rent Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Jackson, tion by the Republican Steering Solemn High Requiem Mass at H. Montulet of Asbury Park; six cars, pick, your location, supply you 99 Commiltee in the I960 for nomi- 0 a.m. in Holy Trinity Church grandchildren, and one great- 256 Leighton Ave., Red Bank, with advertising material, and we'll per day and up. daughter, Thursday. nation to the Board of Freehold- by Rev. George Albano, pastor. grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Han- ers but its nod finally went to Deed Burial will be in Mt. Carmel Funeral services will be held train your help. . plus 9c a mile. sen, 223 Broadway, Long Branch, Mr. Smith on the basis that the (Continued) iemetery, West Long Branch. Wednesday at 10.30 a.m. in the western part of the county had son, Thursday. seating capacity for 20,000 per- Services will be conducted to- John W. Flock Funeral Home, gone too long without representa- Mr. and Mrs. William Holland, sons, a boatel, marine theater, morrow at 9a.m. at the Damiano Long Branch. Burial will be in CHRYSLER CARS! tion in county government. Funeral Home, Long Branch. A Woodbine Cemetery, Oceanport. 274 Wilson Ave., Long Branch, marina for 500 boats, restaurant The Econo-Car Rental System uses Val- son. Thursday. and small shopping center, Solemn High Mass of Requiem will be offered at 19 o'clock at PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITAL boardwalk, concessions, first aid MRS. ARCHIBALD BOYCE iants, Plymouths, Dodges, Chryslers, Holy Trinity Catholic Church by FREE Fort Monmouth Macmillan station, a 2,000-foot beach, swim- MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - Imperials and other fine ears. Our Rev. George Albano, pastor. Mrs. Maud Boyce, 79, died Fri- delivery, gas, oil, Insurance Sgt. and Mrs. James R. Al- ming pool, a floating steamer for (Continued) Burial will be in Mt. Carmel day at the home of her daughter, amaxing financing plan gives you all and maintenance) fred, Bldg. 4, Apt. 20, Crawford modern independent nuclear de- entertainment, pavilion and band- :emetery, West Long Branch. Mrs. Mabel Gaub, Union Hill Rd., the cars you need. St., Shrewsbury Township, son, terrent of its own. stand, trailer park, facilities for Robertsville, with whom she re- Thursday. U.S. Defense Secretary Rober ice skating, basketball and wres- tling, a lagoon for water shows, sided. Through our national fleet coverage contract, each SP 5 and Mrs. Shirley F. S. McNamara, who held prelim REV. CLIFFORD WEAGRAFF Powers, Jr., I1M Eatontown and a trailer park. Born in Morganville, Mrs. dealer Is Insured completely at rates Impossible to inary talks with the British on the OWEGA, N. Y. -Rev. Clif- Blvd., Oceanport, daughter, Boyce was the widow of Archi- match under any other arrangement. Skybolt issue last week, also Is ford Charles Weagraff, 6B, of 238 Thursday. bald Boyce. going to Nassau. McNamara re- MRS. JAMES JOHNSON Prospect St., died suddenly Dec. SP 4 and Mrs. Lether E. Wil- ported to Kennedy Sunday on his Besides her daughter, she is OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Mrs 3 in his home following a heart survived by another daughter, ECONO-CAR IS FIRST AGAIN! I'ZZ^ZZ hite Jr., U Crawford St., Shrews- talks. Jennie Wells Johnson, 91, former- attack. bury Township, son, Thursday. Mrs. Hazel Boyce, here; a broth- growing car rental system. Our price of $3.99 per day has rocked the Indus- The Skybolt affair also kicked ly of Wells Ave., Oakhurst, died Rev. Weagraff's sister, Mrs. FITKIN er, Edward Woolley of Red Bank; up a storm in Washington. Sen Friday in the Sunnyslde Nursing Alena Coakley, resides at 88 Wal- try. And with our exclusive package, YOU KNOW you have a winner. Choice Neptune a sister, Mrs. Bessie Crine, here, Stuart Symington, D-Mo., said Home, Manasquan. lace St., Red Bank, N. J. dealerships are new available to qualified applicants. An investment of $6,000 Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCauley, and six grandchildren. Sunday tne powerful Senate She was the daughter of the A retired Baptist minister, Rev. to $10,000 is required. Don't miss out on this opportunity to become a part 4 Wood Ave,, Englishtown, daugh- Funeral services will be today Armed Services Committee, o Weagraff was formerly pastor of of one of America's greatest growth industries! ter, yesterday. late Edwin L. and Hannah Ire- at 2 p.m. from the W. H. Free- which he is a member, is 2 to 1 land Wells, and the widow of the West Creek Baptist Church. Sev- Mr. and Mrs. William Morri- ORalnst dropping the missile and man and Son Funeral Home, late James Johnson. eral years ago, he conducted a son, Mnin St., Adclphia, son, Sat- "I understand the joint chiefs of Freehold, /ith Rev. Thomas B. A descendant of one of Mon- week of special services in Rum- Wright, pastor of Sanford Memo- urday. staff also oppose any cutback." son (N. J.) Goodwill Methodist CALL COLLECT: ELizabeth 4-0330 Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Ollwcrthcr mouth County's oldest families rial Methodist Church, English- In a television Interview (ABC- :hurch. 6 Vredenburgh Ave., Freehold, Mrs. Johnson was a charter town, officiating. Burial will be Issues and Answers), Symington Surviving are. his wife, Mrs. daughter, Saturday. said the Armed Services Commit- member of Pride of Monmouth in Old Tennent Cemetery, Ten- or write: 520 Westfield Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. :ouncll, Daughters of Liberty, Ruth Elizabeth Weagraff; two nent. tee will want to hear from the daughters, Mrs. Ruth Haskell of joint chiefs on Skybolt plans after Red Dank, ami a lifelong mem- ber of the Methodist Church. Endlcott, N. Y., and Mrs. Naomi MRS. GARLAND WOOD Bobby in Brazil Congress reconvenes in January. Connelly of this place; another MATAWAN—Mrs. Artie* Wood, BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) - U.S. When Mncmillan and Kennedy She is survived by two sons, sister, Mrs. Lyda Woodcock of 57, of 19 Orchard St., died Fri- Atly. Gen. Robert Kennedy arranged their Doc. 19-20 Baha- James R. Johnson, Jr., of Man- Mt. Dora, Fla., and a brother, day in the Mount Pleasant Nurs- arrived today for a luncheon talk mas meeting, the purpose was to asquan, and George Lewis John- Rev. Ro)>ert D. Weagraff, a re- ing Home, where she was em- witli Brazilian President Joao RENTAL SYSTEM review East-West relations In the son of Wlnthrop, Maine; » daugh tired minister, of Orlando, Fla. ployed as a nurse's aide. Goulnrt. wake of the Cuban crisis nnd the ler, Mrs. Hannah J. Jeffrey of ECONO-CA MW» Miuir MMMQ CM turn IWTW Burial wa« in Tloga Cemetery, She had lived here for 35 years Kennedy refused to make any Chinese invasion of India, Intcrlakcn; seven grandchildren, icre. and was a member of the Order comment to newsmen. These issues arc now expected urtd 12 great-grandchildren. of Eastern Star and the Second He tamo here from Panama, The funeral was held last night to take second plnce to the im- It adds upl More and more Baptist Church. where he loured American mili- rom the Woolley Funeral Home, mediate problem of Britain's role people use The Register ads each Anderson Funeral Home, New tary training bates In the Canal a Western nuclear defense -ong Branch. Burial will be at Zone. Issue because results come fast- Brunswick, Is In charge of ar- strategy. the convenience o( the family. •.—Advertisement. ringementi. B£D BAiCK REGISTER Monday, Dee. 17, Lyte News Briefs Naaiwi on Education X -.'<•/':' , (Conttaaed) '' freighter Nautilus which went down off me Dutch coast A Preach fisherman was washed overboard la the English chan- Fraternities Under Scrutiny nel : ' . In Britain at least eight persons were killed, mostly by By LESUE J. NASON fraternities that are causing the fogram are failing trees or buildings. PnfessarafEdocstlM present concern. 1-The will provide Inland winds topped 100 miles an hour in Britain at times. Education has become such In these fraternities there bowing, eating and social ac- In Scotland a 117-m. p. b. gu*t was registered. Houses toppled, serious business that colleges are an alarming drop in scholarship commodatkmi for all Williams great trees were uprooted, roads were blocked and telephone examining closely even its fringe daring the pledge semester. Thisstudents. and power lines were torn'down. aspects-faa fraternities. often results In students leaving 2-The advantages of small- Few Vest European countries escaped the Mast. 'But the Even such extracurricular ac- college. We cannot afford the re-_, living, which in past years winds wen dying over all the storm-battered countries today. tivities as fra-salting drag on college scholar- have been provided for a faw Britain was fanned by a mild, light breeze. must ship. ' by fraternities, are to be pre- Southern Holland's dikes aad the English coastline wen meet At Williams College In Massa- served aad made available to all threatened at the height of the storm by high tides and giant chusetts a decision regarding students. seas. fraternities has been made. The J-The widest ptMticsWe scope In France there were avalanches and floods. or board of trustees is changing thewill be given to student choice of to Williams way of life from pre- jodatkws and can- COMMUNIST TRIAL other forms of dominantly fraternity living to panlons. WASHINGTON — The trial of the Americas Communist student ' body a new residential plan. 4- Every encouragement win Party is expected to go to the jury today, organization, Relate Small Groups be given through the new resi- It Is charged with failing to register with the Justice De- fraternities It plans to continue student liv- dential arrangements for all partment as an agent of the Soviet Union. tend to resist ing in small residential groups of forms of student activities. In- Both the Justice Department and attorneys for the party Or. Nam change. M to SO or more students — buformat l contacts between students admit the facts of the case developed in brief testimony last The Ugh scholarship fraterni- under college rather than fra-and faculty, and social inter* week In U. S. District Court. The jury will decide what the ties continue high year after ternity supervision. change on a college-wide basis. facts mean-whether the party actually fulfilled the require- year. It is the low scholarship Four essential elements of the Retain Student Initiative- ments of the law. Williams hopes that "then reported their position unchanged In the dispute. "Our spirit will be no diminution of oppor- RACE WALK — Members of the Monmoufh County Committee for a San* NucUar FREEDOM FOR CUBAN PRISONERS? was never stronger than it is now," said Bertram A. Powers, tunities for student initiative.. . WASHINGTON — Loan of a ship to the Red Cross and re- Policy staged a "peace walk" through Red Bank and Shrawsbury Saturday. A rally president of Local 6 of the International Typographical Union, AH the social and intramural ac- ports of activity in the Baltimore port have stirred speculation AFL-CIO. . tivities of the fraternities will Si followed at the Reformed Church, New Shrewsbury. that negotiations for release of 1,200 Cuban prisoners may be Wages, hours and lesser issues separate the two sides. The transferred to toe unit—hous- nearing a climax. ITU asked for an 118.45 weekly pay raise, spread over two partJes, team competitions of all The speculation was heightened by these developments yes- years; the Publishers • AssodaBonicf Hew York offered IS. soits organized and run by the terday: The printers struck four newspapers Dec. J, and the Pub- undergraduates. And It is hoped 25 Make Peace March -The Red Cross said the S. S.African Pilot had been made lishers Association, under a "one-struck, all-struck" agreement, also mat they will institute other available to it for use if necessary, to ship medicines and sup- RED BANK — About 25 peo- SANE members, he added, con- SANE proposals and had many closed the other five. . ' activities — panels; symposia, plies to Cuba as barter for the captives. films, small concerts, other pro- ple, including babies in carriages sider themselves patriots of thequestions. ' - —The Baltimore Sun said the African Pilot was raising and children at mothers' knees, United States and strong support' FIERY AFTERMATH grams-whatever they have the steam and had signed most of her crew for a sailing tune of SACRAMENTO, Calif.—MOM than SO persons were led to time and inclination to provide'." joined a peace walk here and inen of the United Nations. noon today for Port Everglades, Fla., to pick up the cargo. Shrewsbury Saturday in support After the peace wslk, which safety by four policemen yesterday when five ancient frame The Williams move will provid* —The wife of James B. Donovan, New York lawyer who homes and apartment houses were engulfed by a river ol flam- on a disarmament plea by thbrokee : up at Broad St. and. Syca- Marlboro has been negotiating with Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro a comparison between, prodotn- .. Monmouth County Committee for I (Continued) ing gasoline from a wrecked tanker truck. inately fraternity and completely more Ave., Shrewsbury, the for the prisoners' release, safd he had left (he city, possibly •The double trailer rig otpioded-*pii!ing 8,750 gallons of a Sane Nuclear Policy (SANE). group went by can to the First zaro, who is expected to become for Washington. dormitory organizations on the Beaing placards and distribut- mayor, replacing Republican flaming liquid aver the street—after it was rammed by a speed- same campus background. Reformed Church, Hance Ave., The prisoners wen captured in the Ill-starred attempt to big auto in an old downtown residential section four blocks ing leaflets, the group was led byNew Shrewsbury, when a rally Mayor Paul B. Chester. invade Cuba at the Bay of Pigs in April, 1961. Donovan has Can optimum social develop- Allen Strasburger, 31, of 36 Oak- Committeeman Lanzaro, also a from the state capHoL ment be attained as well or bet- was held. been negotiating with Castro since August and at one point The driver of the car, Miss Frances Fontana, 41, divorced land St., a social worker for the member of the Planning Board, .reportedly was close to an agreement: the prisoner* in ex- ter through dormitories When Speaken included Victor Be* mother of an 18-year-old son, waa burned to death, membership Is open to all stu- State Board of Child Welfare. son, a pubUc school teacher, who voted hi favor of the rezonlng as change for medicine and other non-military Item* in abort did Mayor Chester. Committee- James Moore, & of West Sacramento, the truck driver, dents? "We want to dramatize our de-is chairman of the Union County supply on the Communist island. was badly burned. - . sire for disarmament," he told man Charles T. McCue voted Castro had asked a ransom of $62 million. Can dormitory life stlmuate SANE Committee, and Dr. Ber- scholarship better than fraternity newsmen afterwards. nice Carroll of New Brunswick, against the measure at the Plan- He said his organization, like ning Board meeting. The position ALLIES NEED MORE TIME BANK ROBBERS* ESCAPE SHORT-LIVED fife? J chief of the Raritan Valley SANE SAN FRANCISCO—Two long term hank robbers sawed their Can college spirit be fostered state and national units of the or-committee. of the new committeemen has WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Dean Rusk reports ganization, urges an end to nu- not been made known. to President Kennedy today that America's Atlantic allies need way out of Alcatnu, the foreboding island prison hi San Fran- better under the,new plan, or clear testing with inspections if Speaks at College cisco Bay, last night but were retaken aUve after losing a battle will It deteriorate? the opinions of the township more time, patience and persuasion to comply, with the U. S. with the icy water. they can be arranged, but an end Mr. Strasburger was one of theresidents are expected to present request that they contribute more to Europe's defense. Will the new plan provide more to testing in any event speaken Friday night at a dis- lively meetings when the measure This was the impression Rusk apparently brought last night One swam only about 100 yards before quitting. The other equal opportuniBes for students made it three miles with the help of home-made water wings Tin group's policy, he said, Is cussion on SANE at Monmouth Is proposed as the attendance at from me North Atlantic Treaty Organization's Paris meeting both socially and scholaitlcally? College, West Long Branch. It township meetings is always high. when U. S. proposals were reportedly greeted with something and became the first:escape* known to reach the mainland after Low scholarship fraternities on to focus attention on the effects breaking from the maximum security institution. of nuclear warfare. For'thaJ rea- was conducted by the Historical The residents who attend meet- less than warmth. other college campuses should son, he added, SANE disapproves Society and the Young Democra- ings have been outspoken1 la the Secretary, of Defense Robert S. McNamara arrived back John Paul Scott, 35, from LttfchfieM, Ky., made It to shole take heed. Although they auto- of Civil Defense programs be- tic Chib of the College. past on every issue before the in the capital earlier In the day and submitted his report to but the swim proved too much for him. When spotted by two matically stay low m scholarship cause, he said, they condition Other speakers were Mrs. Dor-committee. the President at a mid-day White House conference. ' children on a rocky shore he appeared to be dead. if no drastic action is taken, a people to accept the probability othy EMridge, «T Nutley, execu- The U. S. delegation, headed by Rusk, McNamara, and Doctors at the Army's nearby Letterman General Hospital determined effort does produce of a nuclear war. Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon, went to Paris de- where Scott was taken, said he was in deep shock. His body improvement. ' tive secretary of the state SANE temperature was down to 04 degrees. Waters in the bay aver- Group Policy committee, aad Michael Folaom, termined to persuade the 15-natton defense organization that it must make-greater commitments on NATO's vital central age M degrees. • Mr. Strasburger said SANE of New Brunswick, of the Rot-Chickasaw Cibbs, WUron Make gen University SANE 'Commit- front ' Bank robber-kidnaper Dart De« Parker, 11, of Canton, Ohio, policy holds Communists are not quit sooner, because of the cold waters. He made a dash of Wealeyan Honor Roll welcome as members. But he said tee. ..-•• . . about 100 yards to a pointed rock off Alcatrw's western end. Mr. Strasburger said many of Indian Tribe SAYS CUBANS FED UP MIDDLETOWN, Conn.-Charles discussion of what is done to keep NEW Y.ORK — A Turkish newspaperman just back from them out was "irrelevant" to thethe 35 people In the college audi- R. Gfbbs, son of Co), and Mis. ence appeared skeptical of the Havana says at least SO per cent of the Cuban people "—and C W. Gibbs, of 15 Leland Ter., peace march topic. Formed probably more—are against the Communists and against Cas- RED BANK — little Silver New Shrewsbury, and Hugh R. - tro, too." Preview of 1964Wilson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. added a new tribe to the grow- Goksin Sipahioglu, a free lance reporter from Istanbul, Hugh R. Wilson of 46 Rings Rd., 1ing father and son "Y" Indian said in an interview that there are resistance organizations, Kennedy Takes On' Rockefeller Little Silver, have been named to Guides program Men thebut the organizations cannot get together. the honor roll at Wesleyan Uni- Successful Investing The newsman was in Cuba from mid-October until early versity for academic work dur- "CWckasaws" was formed at the December, during the Soviet-American missile crisis. He said By JACK BELL the balanca oJ International.pay- Community YMCA recently un- WASHINGTON (AP)-President ments. Both opposed Inflationary ing the 1961-62 year, the college Stock Price Reflects Future; Cubans told him: announced. der the direction of Mark Ben- The Campesinos; the peasants who were major supporters Kennedy apparently has reached actions.'Bota said profit margins Graduate* of Red Bank High don of the "Y" staff. of Fidel Castro's revolution, angrily but passively are resist- the conclusion — if be had any must be improved. Both rejected ' Look Beyond Present Yield ing the Communists. The peasants are angry because Castro doubt»-that Gov, Nelson A. Rock- deficit spading as a cuntorthe School, they an sophomores at v Elected to the Chickasaw coun- efeller of New York will be his lagging economy. Wesleyan. . By-ROGER E SPEAR cil were: Chief John Herrneck- collectivized the farm lands on the Soviet pattern instead of distributing them among the peasants as lie promised. 19ti opponent for the presidency. er and con, John, Jr., of 660 This was the explanation in po- Q—"It is hard to, understand rather hold It than Curtiss- Branch Ave., wlio chose the Probably 9,000 peasants have been Jailed for refusing to work in the fields. They refused because, even if paid, then litical circles for Kennedy's aim- why Zenith, paying less than 3 Wright, which is entirely specu- names "Big and Little Moose;" ing a scries of barbs at the Re- per cent, sells at a price-earnings lative. medicine man, Thomas Lloyd was nothing to buy. The food situation is very bad and even the meager official rations often are not available. publican governor in his Friday ratio of 24 when a stock like Q-"I have J7.000 N. Y. Cenan- d son, Thomas, Jr., of Point v night speech to the Economic Club Curtiss-Wright, paying 5.5 petrar l S's of 2006 bought at 70. DoRd., who chose the names "White in New York. cent, com- you feel the proposed merger and Silver Feather;" tally keep- ASIAN-AFRICAN RESOLUTION mands a mul- with the Pennsylvania R. R. is UNITED NATIONS - The UN General Assembly headed Because New York will be one er,, Henry Pope and son, John, of of the principal battlegrounds In tiple of only 15. bringing the price up to what I 22 Windsor Dr., who chose the toward adoption today of an Asian-African resolution calling Would you care paid, or shall I sell now?" H. E. for a time limit for the end of all colonialism. the 1964 presidential contest, poli- names "Still and Running Hour; ticians busied themselves com- to comment?" A—It Is always difficult to wampum bearer, Claude Denny The assembly was to vote on the resolution at an after- A. H- praise a speculative bond, which noon meeting. The United States, Britain and even India'and paring the positions of the two and son, Claude, of 69 Willow men on major issues. They found A - Gladly. is limited at the top but not atDr., who chose the names Tunisia opposed parts of it But even a diplomat in the oppo- The market the bottom. sition said he thought the proposal would get at least 100 of far apart on New York 'Strong and Swift Arrow;" and matters but remarkably dose on If he's too poor to buy you a present, tell him generally ' ap- Your Central S's have had aJohn Boyle and son, Jack, of the 110 votes in the assembly. praises a stock strong rise in the past three Sponsored by 34 nations, the resolution would give new some national economic prob- he can charge it at J. Kridel. 123 RJverview Ave., who chose lems. and discounts months. The reason, In my opin- the names "Black and Little instructions to the special committee set up last year to watch - its future by ion, has nothing to do with the Eagle." over the carrying out of the assembly's 1860 declaration against Kennedy told the Economic colonialism. The declaration called for "Immediate steps to Club the rate of insured unem- Roger E. Spear a thorough planned Pennsy merger, which The Cblckasaw tribe will meet study of its past. Steady growth may be years away. Rather it is transfer all powers to the peoples" of all territories not yet ployment in New York has been in the homes of members on the independent. persistently higher than the n» hi earnings and dividends com- connected with the amazingly fe^A_ and fourth Wednesday of mands a relatively high price- bullish atmosphere thaat-t ftahaas mesur. -.« ' tional avenge. the month. BUNDY DISCLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY CHRISTMAS GIFT earhlngs ratio, and the lack of rounded the entile rail industry The ''tribe's roster Is near In Us latest pronouncement on It reduces the multiple. since last October and lifted the WASHINGTON — McGeorge Bundy, special presidential national issues — before the Na- completion, but fathers whose assistant for National Security affairs, says he was not the . Let's take a took at your two Dow Rail Average In an almost sons are In the first grade may tional Association of Manufactur- SUGGESTIONS from stocks. Zenith more than dou- straight line ascent. source of information for a magazine article that set off the ers on Dec 5—Rockefeller saM still enroll In the Chickasaw Adlal Stevenson controversy. bled its earnings from 1957 Your Central 5's are now with- tribe by contacting Mr. iHerr- the state's unemployment rate through 1961 and lifted its divi- in a few points of your cost price, The former Harvard dean has figured in press speculation "has been less than the national necker; the Blackfeet tribe by as a possible source for a Saturday Evening Post article por- dend in each year of that period and I believe there is an excel- contacting B. L. Clark, and the rate for 23 of the last 28 months." ACOUSTICON traying the UN ambassador as having dissented,from the and again hi 1982. On the other lent chance that you will get outMiami tribe by contacting Ben- Presumably both men could be hand, Curtiss-Wright's profits whole—if you hold on a little National Security Council's consensus in favor of imposing an right Kennedy was talking about ton Sevision or Robert Thomp- arms blockade around Cuba. dropped sharply from $5.07 a longer. son. the number drawing unemploy- HEARING AID CENTER share in 1957 to $0.62 a share In a television interview last night (NBC-Meet the Press), Information about the Indian ment compensation. Rockefeller in 1961 and the dividend was cut (Mr. Spear cannot answer all Bundy said, "I don't think anyone who participated In the was talking about the number of three times in that period. Guides program can be obtained policy decision (on Cuba) would want to get Into the business Portable Telephone Amplifier mail personally but will answer from Don B. Monro, associate jobless. Makes telephone conversations up to I do feel that Zenith is fully all questions possible hi his of talking with reporters or others and discussing the Indi- Kennedy went on to say that secretary of the Community vidual positions taken during that time of gnat tension and 10 times louder than normal. Cany it . priced at present, but I 'would column.) YMCA. "the "increases in personal In- In pocket or purse great danger by individual members of the group. come and employment have both I950 "I certainly would not want to do so and have not done been slower hen (In New York Live Within Your Income so, and I know of no member who has." state) than In the nation as a Flashing Alarm Clock whole." Flashing: light. In place of alarm bell, BERLIN—Twinkling lights of Christmas trees and the roar Rockefeller said that while the lights up whole room — wakes even 15 of a time bomb marked life along the Berlin Wall yesterday. rate of Increase In "the real per- those with severely unpaired hearing- Financial Togetherness Mayor Willy, Brandt pressed a button lighting 400 trees sonal income" of the people of (tax tod.) Z 13 placed along the Communist barrier. The Communists also put New York, had lagged behind the Dear Miss Feeley: course, that your husband's will Dear Mrs. B.: up some trees on their side of the wall. ' national average during the prior Television Amplifier A bomb blasted a five-foot square in the wall last night I think our home should be iais in your favor. Sounds like a worthy project 1 state democratic administration, Attaches to TV, permits user to enjoy both our names, instead of just While you're in this inquiring to me. The boys would gain a about three blocks from the U.S. Army's Checkpoint Charlie. "In the past four yean It has Five minutes before the bomb went off, three men walked into TV at normal volume without disturb- 00 my husband's. But he thinks mood, I suggest you talk to your lot of ds-it-yourself know-how, been increasing more rapidly ing other members of the family . joint ownership is a bad idea. local bank about the various which will be like money In the a West Berlin police station, claimed they had planted the de- than the national rate." 1 I feel embarrassed sometimes types of Trust Fund arrange- bank to them some day. And a vice, and urged police to dear the area. The police did and nobody was hurt, but they held the trio for questioning. Kennedy said expenditures In when my friends learn I don't ments. A trust can eliminate un- well-organized place to study is state government In New York Battery Charger own any of our property. They necessary duplication of estate important In their school work. Two hours after the blast, East German police placed two "have risen In recent years at wooden doors over the hole. Eliminates costly battery replacement, imply that their husbands'want taxes, avoid unnecessary and ex-You wouldn't be so hesitant about the rate of roughly 10 per cent a recharges batteries to full power over- to share what they have with pensive trips of property through subsidizing this project, I believe, year." He said in nine yean ci- night ; ____ their wives. How do you feel the courts. The Testamentary if you kept two savings accounts BARMAIDS VS. BAREMAIDS vilian expenditures In the fedenl about this? ' Trust, for instance, is widely instead of Just one. I know from DETROIT (AP) —There's fussing in Detroit over the prob- government have Increased an Shop By Mail If Inconvenient To Visit Our Ofjice, Mrs. F. E. R., Ann Arbor, Mich. used. As its nama Implies, It ismy own personal experience, as lem of barmaids vs. baremalds. average of 7.5 per cent a year. Dear Mrs. R.: created in a will and takes ef- well as from other people's, that Walters and Waitresses Local 703 and Bartenders Local 562 Rockefeller offered no compara- Free Gift Wrapping If Desired Listen to your husband this fect after death. Properly get up,a savings account for short-term are unhappy with the growing practice of clothing barmaids In ble figures. But ho said state aid time. Joint ownership can Indeed a trust can mean both economy goals, in addition to the more as little as the law allows. to public schools had been In- be a false friend. You may findand protection. permanent account for long-term John J. Marra. business agent for Local 562, said "Hiring creased 60 per cent In four years, ! ACOUSTICON HEARING AID CENTER RBR that the same property someday Dear Miss Feeley: goals, is a very satisfactory ar- young girls and putting them in these rigs Is just knocking hell aid to higher education by 260 per • 341 Cookman Ave., Atbury Park • la taxed twice. For Instance, joint My two teen-age sons are allrangement. You expect to Use out of our older bartenders and barmaids." cent and highway construction ownership means that everything steamed up about a remodeling the short-term savings when The Bartenders Union president, Earl Bush, protested that mileage had been tripled. J Gentlemen: bar owners "go out and hire a young girl with a big bosom and will go to the wife, If the hus-project they've planned. They something worthwhile comes up. there were a number of things 11 enclose check or money order for $ band dies first—after being taxed want to convert what Was once That's what you save for. It's out goes an older bartender or older barmaid who, in moit cases, are breadwinners. on which the potential 1964 rivals s Please send the following: In the husband's estate. Then coal bin under the house Into a way of planning for major seemed agreed. ! D TELEPHONE AMPLIFIER 0 10.50 when she dies, the same property a study for themselves. It's only things you want in life. Your "We're craftsmen, not entertainers or models," he added. Both expressed concern about s • ALARM CLOCK « 13.50 will be subject to tax again be- about 7 by 12 feet, and they long-term account can then re- "Besides, these outfits Just give the church groups something J • TV AMPLIFIER W 1.00 fore It goes to her heirs. There would do all the work them- main untouched, to earn a steady else to shoot at." , ROE IS SERGEANT 1 D BATTERY CHARGER O 24.50 are any number of complications selves. They figure that $100 Income. This way you don't (eel MIDDLEBURG, Vt. - Peter C. that can arise from jolnt.-owner- would'cover the cost, of the ma-like a criminal when you with- NEWSPAPER STRIKE TALKS Roe of Colts Neck was one of U • NAME ^_™. „_, _^_ , ship. Your girl friends and their terials. My question Is this: amdraw savings for a sfzeable ex- NEW YORK-Representatives of 3,000 striking printers students recently promoted - to •ADDRESS husbands are just not hep toI justified In taking the $100 outpenditure. Why not try this plan and of the publishers who put out this city's nine major dally cadet sergeant In Company B, (•••••••••••••••••mMw these facts of life. If they think of my savings? They're very from now on? papers return to the bargaining table.tomorrow in a renewed 2nd Battalion, of the MWdlebury Joint ownership is one more capable, energetic boys, and they effort to end the 10-day work stoppage that has resulted In a College ROTC brigade. He will 341 Cookman Avc, Asbury Park tender expression of "together- earn their owl) spending money. (If you have a money problem, newspaper blackout. also serve as a fin twm leader ness," they're living In a dream I'M a widow, and don't know write Mary Feeley In care of \'.. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, which re- of the unit. A sophomore, he Is Ben Aidekmm, Mgr. world. Your husband is the onewhether It's mart to dip.Into The Register. She will answer cessed joint peace talks last Wednesday as hopeless for the mo- tk« son of Mr. and Mrs. Fiank who'has ills wife's best Interests savings for something like this. questions of greatest Interest In ment, called for the session. C. Roe of Heyers Mill Rd., Colts PR 4-2208 ' Open • to 5. S«K to 4 p.m. I am assuming, of Mrs. R. O. B., Canton, Ohio at hell column.) The printer! met in closed session yesterday and afterward Nfck. •T 5l Dtc. 17,1902 RED BANK REGISTER Marks 40th Year at Bell Wins High Honor HOLMDEL — Charles S. Herr- mann of Matawan Township, for- merly of River Plant, recently! Is Nominee for 'Brigade Soldier' marked his 40th year of Bell System service. He heads a WEST BERLIN - PFC Frank performance of duty, and stand- group in the Outside Plant De- Pignataro, son of Dr. and Mrs. ard of conduct. It is a real inspir- velopment Laboratory of Bell Frank P. Pignataro of Fair Ha- ation to have men with such spir- Telephone Laboratories, Murray ven Rd., Rumson, N. J., is a it, enthusiasm, and obvious ex- Hill, which if responsible for de- candidate for Berlin Brigade Sol- cellent family background." sign- and development of special- dier of the Month, an honor to be In addition to being nominated ized motor vehicle equipment, bestowed by the end of this for Berlin Brigade Soldier of the truck bodies and heavy work month. Month, Pignataro was presented tools tor Bell Cystem jise. a letter of commendation and a $25 bond. Mr. Herrmann, a native of New Yorfc City, #ta$ the New York A graduate of Dwight School, Telephone Company in 1921. Aft- New York City, PFC Pignataro er graduating from Pratt Instt- attended Georgetown and Ford- tiiteln 1925, he worked as an out ham Universities. He was em- side plant engineer In the New ployed by Chase Manhattan Bank RESEARCH GRANT — Monmbuth College president William Van Not*, second from Jersey area and later transferred in New York City before entering right, receives $2,000 check from Bendix- Corp. of Holmdel for college to conduct to Kw Jersey Bell Telephone the Army Sept. 18, 1961. He and research,in electronics. Flanking him, all Bendix executives, are, from left, Hyman Company where he was con- his wife, the former Miss Su- cerned with aerial and under- zanne Murphy of Rumson, reside Newman of New Shrewsbury, chief engineer; Albert J. Harcher of Lincroft, general ground cable construction, mo- here. manager, and Harold E. Ladd of West Long Branch, director of industrial relations. tor vehicles, and labor-saving His father has an office in Red machinery. ART HARD TO MATCH — Chl»f Wardw TenyHaanay Bank for the practice of psychia- Harcher, general manager of the ductor elements to highly accur- potts in Duval County jail at Jacksonville, Fla., with work try, and is staff member and con- College Gets Bendix Semiconductor Division, ate, narrow beams oT energy pro- sultant for numerous institutions. Holmdel, will be used for ad- duced by lasers (light amplifica- created by a prisoner, Bernard Rice, who used 15,424 vanced studies on the effect of tion by stimulated electromagnet- matches. Rica, with no formal art training nor desire TRAFFIC DEATHS UP ic radiation). Study Grant making semiconductors, such a TRENTON - New Jersey's Richard Benjamin, researc to be an artist, got interaitad in the project to use up traffic death totals for 1962 transistors and diodes, on high scientist in the electronic engineer- time and possibly make some spending money. He was and the month of November From Bendix frequency electromagnetic radia- ing department of the college, not permitted to poie with work. IAP Wirephoto) have both surpassed all rec- tion. will conduct the research undei ords since 1941, Attorney Gen. WEST LONG BRANCH-Mon- Results of the research, it the supervision of Dr. Harol Arthur J. Sills has, reported. mouth College will conduct re- was explained, could have appli- Jacobs, head of the department, Sills said delayed deaths from search in an advanced field of cations in satellite communica- Hyman Newman, chief engineei Frank Pignataro accidents In November have electronics under a grant from tions systems, underwater detec- of Bendix Semiconductor Div boosted the traffic toll to SI Famous Brand He gained the right to compete The Bendix Corporation, it was tion systems, landbased commu- sion, will maintain liaison wit! for the month, the highest since for the title by recently being announced today. nications and very high speed the Monmouth College scientists, 109 were killed in November selected Defender of the Month computers. An important area of The research grant is the sec- 1841. He said the November The $2,000 grant, presented to in the 3d Battle Group, 6th In- the research will be concerned ond awarded to Monmouth Col- toll might go stUl higher, due Dr. William G. Van Note, pres- Gifts for Christmas fantry, with which he serves as with the response of semlcon- lege by the company. to people critically injured dur- ident of the College, by A. J. a courts and board specialist. ing the month. The death toll Jim Bishop of Sea Bright, au for the year so far was 851, cause of the added responsi- thor and .syndicated columnist, Sills said, surpassing the an- bilities he faces in his new pub- recently visited here. He de- Gives Talk nual total for any full year lic office., Ramney quit as heai scribed the Berlin Brigade as the People in since 1941, when 971 were of American Motors to run as a "elite" of the U. S., British and killed. Republican for governor. For Dentist* French troops. Surrounded as it is by 23 Russian divisions, the HEROIC ACT FAILS the News Mrs. John F. Kennedy changed Charles S. Herrmann brigade's personnel is carefully CULVER LAKE - A 42-year- plans at the Junior Village Chil- Mr. Herrmann served in the selected, Mr. Bishop added, be- old auto salesman raced into hi dren's Home in Washington and ' By the Associated Press Army Signal Corps during World cause of diplomatic as well as burning home Thursday in a personally handed out all th military considerations. War II, attaining the rank of vain attempt to save his family Britain's Queen Elizabeth II gifts available to the boys and To become one of three candi- girls. It had been planned to dis' colonel, and is now in the Army and perished in the flames with danced with her cook, and the Reserve,. dates for Brigade Soldier of the his wife and one of their three tribute most of the gifts later, Duke of Edinburgh tripped the He came, to pel! Laboratories Month, Pignataro's selection was children. The dead were Robert with a sampling of toys going t light fantastic wim one of the in 3951 to work on trailers hous- from among 11,000 soldiers. Hudler, 42, who was returning girls who makes the b«ds in each of the cottages where the 7C0 children are housed. After ing and transporting the ground- Col. Samuel H. Hays, com- home just after the fire brofc Buckingham Palace. It happened guidance equipment of the Nike giving out what gifts were at mander of the 3d Battle Group, out, his wife Betty, 39, and a son, at the palace—at the annual serv- weapons system. He was also hand, Mrs. Kennedy told her sec- shares Mr. Bishop's estimate of Jeffrey, 7. Another son Paul, 11, ants' ball, when the royal couple concerned with' special Nava retary to see that there were the brigade. In announcing Pig- escaped death by breaking a win- turned up to make merry with ship-to-shore antennas as well as nataro's selection as the * group's dow and fleeing, suffering cuts the folks who wait on them the enough gifts for all The First vehicles and structures for the Defender of the Month, he said: and burns in the process. A rest of the year. Lady also went through the wards Nike-Hercules system. "This achievement is particular- daughter, Susan, 17, who tried to of District of Columbia Village, He is a member of the Society ly noteworthy because of the high join her father in the rescue at- a home for the elderly, and chat- George Romney, governor-elect of Automotive Engineers and the ' with a number of patient. caliber of the personnel with tempt, was unhurt but in a state of Michigan, has resigned as a* Society of American Military En. whom he was competing. The of shock. Hudlers' two-story housi director of the Douglas Aircraft gineers. criteria for selection is based on upper North Shore Rd., in this Co. Donald W. Douglas, board No problem finding tenants Mr. Herrmann was recently upon the individual's military ap- Sussex County community was chairman, said in Santa Monica, when you advertise The Register married to the former Mrs. Elea- pearance, knowledge of his job, completely destroyed. Calif., that Romney resigned be- way—Advertisement. nor S. Crone of Shrewsbury. EVANS SLIPPERS FOR MEN They live at 20 Imbrook La., in Every man on your list would welcome a pair of comfort- Dr. Paul E. Jaffee the new Strathmore develop- able Evans Slippers. We have a variety of attractive styles ment. in a wide price range. Take a look at his shoe size and FREEHOLD — Dr. Paul E we'll help you with your selection. Jaffee presented a course en- titled "Keys to Patient Be- havior" when -the Monmouth County Dental Society held' Its Dr. Murphy A. S. MILLER "SUPER-RIGHT" third dinner-clinjcian meeting of the year at the American Hote Named To SHOE COMPANY last Tuesday. 18 IROAD STREET, RED IANK Dr. Jaffee holds faculty posi- :ions at the University o: EAI Office Pennsylvania and with the first and 10th district Dental Societies o< New York. The society discussed Bill 760 now before the state Senate. The society agreed that such closed panel clinics as the bill pro- poses, which are not under the auspices of the New Jersey State Board of Dental Examin- Rib Sirloin Porterhouse ers, are not. beneficial to the public because they prohibit the patient from going to the den tist of his choice. c ABc Members agreed that the open panel type of dental program which permits patients to select the dentist of their choice is 7fc 89 essential. More "Super-Right" Meat Buys! To Be Treated At

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RID BANK 11 WHITE STRUT RED BANK 20 BROAD STREET, RED BANK -OUR ONLY STORE- tMl Br— Street, Ked BtaiC N.. EiabUiheJ 1»7» ty Jih^H. Cook Md Howry THOMAS IRVING BROWN, PuUtahet IMS-1KI IAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. Genera) Manager REPQRT MADRID", Bpttr^jtoete!! the>dd*« W natttre; 7 W. «AiWY PENMNtfTON, production Manager By ROBE*r s/AU sits in a stone tfiariot op fteiCdstellana. fa the earth ". and PAW, stSJPHT Thomas J. Bly Arthur Z. Kamin and Winiam-F. 8aodford Frank W. Harbour around the statue, tiny black asd yellow, pansies grow.. Bwcutlvt Editor Auoclut Eatton -..HUldletowa Buretu Mir. WASHINGTON '- President The trees aWrig the Orah Viaphed crisp yellow leaves Member ot tbt Associated Press Kennedy Is Uling the Sfcybolt from one branch, while new green ones grpW'oii ah-''" Xt» kmxntM PnH u Mtititd etciuivti* • tn« UM tor r(put»icaua> ol tu u» low »*• »rmiM missile as a powerful lever to UUi mw« u wiu u It U •••• dlnucbti pry two far-reaching military other. Out on the farms, twaps and cab'- '• concessions from Prirtie Minister bages' flourish in sight of -mountains Member oi American Newspaper Publisher* Association jMacmUlan. 1 Member Audit Bureau of Circulation shouldering* their white matador capes.' | In exchange for equipping f TIM R*d Bank Raltair iinmu no flntnot^i rtlpotulbiiiuu tn't typoftrttalcu crrori to ftdr*rt*f|.m*&tl. 1R.A.F. Vulc«n'bMibe»< frith t&e Nature, in -Spain, is .contradictory. ,{ ' ., , Dot «iii nprtni without cOirit, Umi part-, ol »n 'aaveruumtnt in wli'.cn to, typojr«pblcil Ih a.public'place,.ajman aj£ ',, our form of government without regard to the Coiistl fusion. Ground defense cannot traded bv a strange woman wilt-stare at her as long-as- - tution or the rights of Congress under the Constitution. tell whether 10 or 100 planes are 9 Vonr Money's Worth: '•"'•'•> flying over. Its different fre- he feels he is unobserved. Once two glances meet, good It depends upon whose goose is cooked. These days, quencies can neutralize the best manners tells him to turn his eyesJaway! •'. . the liberals find the court very comforting. Soviet or U.S. anti-aircraft mis- He drinks wine at his meals as Americans drink. • siles in operation. Recently, there has been fieVce excitement over coffee. OfMi^Tie pours small glasses for his childrert,: The Forces Behind All-number Colling By using this powerful elec- By SYLVIA PORTER a part of- the First Amendment, particularly over the tronic counter equipment (ECE)and adds water. In this country, I have seen b)it two . words "establishment of religion." Decisions on this on their reconnaissance planes men intoxicated. Both were sailors in from the sea and as well m bombers, the British In San Francisco, a group of oughly studied (hem all before start nationwide marketing of au- subject have been numerous since 1947. The Supreme they drank* in kn old neighborhood place, Casa Pacd. concluding that All-Number Cal tomatic dialers. These dialers have been able to continue over- angry telephone users banded to- Court has felt itself called upon to decide an unde- flights above Russia without the There good,jqs,adji costs, a^^peMtajttess^.lthan,.? cents) J , gether into the. Anti-Digit Dialing ling was best. will utilize plastic cards or mag- In New York letter netic tape on which the cus- cidable subject,"namely, what is meant by "establish- loss of a single plane. Equipped tihd a liter,- about a quart of wine, comes to 25 cents.x- . League have just filed a suit with with the U.S. Skybolt missile, the the California Utilities Commis- tions such as LR and LL are now tomer's frequently-called num- ment of religion" and how it applies to school children V ft-is a fcappy place, in MadBd" Antigua. The food Is"' being used, but these provide bers have been recorded. You'll British believe their 'bombers sion to force An established church in the 18th Century meant one would be untouchable. fine ah^dinii\er for.fbtir cbn)es to abbut $7. there, m^h ,', the telephone only 36 more combinations, far be able to dial these numbers fewer than an all-numeral automatically by doing little supported-by the state such as the Anglican Church SHARING THE PRIZE-U.S. embrace, rocking, like bears as they greet and compli- - company to tern which.adds about 250. We more than inserting a card or is in England. But what does it mean now? officials have been trying to per- ment each other. Women are always,treated with defer* ; " halt its "incip- suade the British to share their also could obtain more numbers turning a knob. What Business? ence, even'by ..old jfajhily friends. The emotion oh ,^he ient scheme" by adding an eighth dial pull, re- Electronic switching equip- electronic breakthrough with the to switch to quiring you to dial a third letter ment, which we tested in Morris, It is difficult to understand what business some U.S. ever since the anti-radar surface is always respect. ,-...... All • Number or an extra numeral. But this 111., and which is now in com-of this is of the Supreme Court. Schools are the most system became operational early The dresserof little girls areso high that the waisfr ; Calling — the would mean that all telephone mercial production, also will in 1960. system under numbers in the country would simplify dialing. When our elec- local of our institutions. Down to the village level, there Negotiations to . install the line is .below; the; .hip's, arid the Bern is three facljes, be- ! • which our fa- have to be changed overnight tronic central offices are in op-are school committees and school boards. Nevertheless British ECE on U.S. strategic low that. To keepAthe little ones from freezing, they miliar, color- and,- most important, it would eration—the first full-scale office in the case of Everson v. Board of Education, the court bombers were started during the wear long white heavy-stockings' and'heavy panties. ' PORTER ful. ' telephone necessitate extra dialing, which will open in Succasunna, N. J., closing months of the Eisenhower exchanges are to be replaced by we don't-want to require you toaround mid-1965—you'll be able held that state payment for bus rides for children who administration, but suspended Even in th'd poor secticms", thifdien have Vwm"Vjo/lJ^" numbers. In cities across the do. to reach oft-called telephones by go to parochial schools is not a violation of the just before the I960 presidential and good shoes. Almost all of them are shy in the country, similar groups of irate Avoids Problem ' dialing only two numbers. Constitution. election and not reopened. presence of strangers,- > ' • • • • telephone customers are bitterly ANC avoids this problem, and Porter: So it's going to be 112- 1 Since the Kennedy Administra- protesting the changeover, de- in changing to ANC the letters 212-555-2368 just to say "hi"? It was a correct decision if one had to be made, tion came to power, Prime Min- The Spaniard' who has much, and the* Spaniard who , nouncing it, as the ADDL suit in your present telephone num- McNeely: It's going to be be-The case should have been thrown out of court because ister Macmillan has been re- has little, have.one.thing in common: enormous senti- , charges, as one more "snatching ber generally are replaced by cause of the compelling reason no American child should be deprived of benefits given luctant to. agree is further talks ment and soul. The big Dons and the little Jutuis all of the human element In our numerals In the corresponding of growth. until the President clarifies U.S. lives which needs so much pro- dial hole (KL5-2368 becomes to any other American child. nuclear strategy and the role he believe that Gbd is-Watching constantly an*d e^ch man * tection in this age of the ma-555-2368.) Also.ANC eliminates The next big case, McCollum v. Board of Education believes Britain should play. is weigSe4for,.g'pbd!or"eYil.^Puiushment for evii, they chine," wrong numbers caused by mis- in 1948, was an insult to intelligence and decency. In While refraining from public believe is quick and marciless here and in the hereafter. • Why the switch-over? What spelling and mispronouncing ex- Health Hints criticism prior to the Skybolt next? Here, from Eugene J.. change names. Dials of the fu- this case, a woman who claimed to have an atheistic controversy, Macmillan has pri-AH Spaniards ate convinced that life is' simple, to tin- • president of American ture can be smaller and yet! REVW^'4ND_ SURVIVING child felt that it placed him in an umbrageous position vately let Washington know that derstanii much'sprrow and little happiness., ,*„.. .. ! Telephone & Telegraph Co., areeasier to read with just numer-j »>•••».««..•CHRISTMAS- when other children went on released - time and he sathe is as concerned about Secre- Madrid is not Spain.-Not truly. Madrid is huge i ' your answers. jals, and numerals will simplify A pleasant experience, such as tary McNamara's nuclear policy Porter: Giving up the familiar the introduction of worldwide the enjoyment of Christmastime, alone. Therefore, she wanted released time on school statements as President Charles buildings and broad boulevards and big limousines, and exchanges in favor of as many dialing by avoiding alphabet and can and should be trebly delight- premises abolished. The Supreme Court agreed with deGaulle is. rich shops. To f|eej like a Spaniard, a'Madriieno goes: J as 13 numbers for long-distance language differences. ful: in anticipation, in realization, her, giving the impression that the Supreme Court pre- He has sent President Kennedy to Toledo or Segovia or Malaga or Burgos. There, the ; calls is widely resented. Why Porter: Anything on the hori- and in recollection. To enjoy it an unpublished letter warning are you doing it? to take the sting out ol dial- to the full, therefore, we have to ferred atheism, This impression was, of course, incor- that McNamara's proposal elim- richness of the earth-and the poverty of the sou.1 are' Advantages ing rows of digits to make ailive through it. That is a good rect. The court was merely trying to interpret the word, inating small national nuclear fused. There, the shutters are closed against, the sun, . :,' McNeely: First, let me em- phone call? 'thing to understand as we enter establishment, and only proved that it was defective striking forces is art unaccept- the guitars are muted, and a man carries his wine skin able to Britain as to France. phasize telephone people regret McNeely: Yes. Early next;! upon December, the most sus- in its definition. to the bullfights. > • ' " having to change the numbering;year. telephone companies will'tainedly festal of months. LOOKING AHEAD - It is in system and we share our cus-j— Encouraged by eager business! In Zorach v. Clauson in 1952, the court corrected this context that President Ken- There, a family sits at an. outdoor cafe., over sweet • tomcrs' attachment for exchange' entrepreneurs who progressively an erroneous impression by deciding that released time nedy will raise the question of rolls and rosebuds of butter, tossing crumbs to pigeons names. But we must keep pace! CARMICHAEL withdrawing nuclear bombs from with telephone growth, and All-i an^Z^Ld taste, froTm T^JThanksgivin g was permissible off school premises, requiring an ad-British aircraft carriers. As and drinking thick $weet coffee from tiny cupsVThferer " Number Calling is the solution- Day or even earlier, we move in justment of school schedules, to accommodate the part of the exchange, he will of- a Spaniard dreamt through the .iridescence,of a foun-!., which offers the most advantages! a stimulated atmosphere of cele- needs of children for religious education. fer to 'help improve Britain's tain in the square, j , / il~ , • • .- with the least change in existing, strategic striking power with the bration. Christmas parties are Oath Requirement 1 dialing habits. MOW THAT family. reached," so* said. womaman tucy Wilsonion , proproposep d J0J0day..d a studytd - «f whethehth r tbtbe the riverfront a thing' 6j As th*'fit-In by,ebj Negroes The owners of the apartment •Shrewsbury Riverfront redevel- value." . . • '• r and oa* white continued, the building, all of whom llva , in ipnwnt area could be converted She declared: .': Bergen County Congress Ridgewood ar* Henry C. Senger, iU}' a combte'ed state, county "They seem dedicated to aBof- Racial Equality (Core) __ Jr., Joseph T. Pinued and John nd city park under New Jer- ing this gnat area to become • nounced that It would picket tbe Lowe. ey"s Green Acres plan. taxliabqftytotherftyuawneie homes of the owners of the span- Picketing was planned for ment building. The Fifth Ward representative instead of" becoming one of tt* Ridgewood' tor 2 p.m. lid her plan, if carried out prize centers of recreation aad The sit-ins "will remain In tbt Mrs. Elliott said Stager toM vould ccsvsrt "a certain tax luxury living, apartment until a satisfactory her he Intended to take legal a» oser" aa currentlyv plotted tor "Wifcunently are saddled with solution la reached," Mrs. Sally tkw on the matter. Stager, a real estate project Into "one a plan for tow cost garden apar» Elliott, chairman of th* count: reached at Ms home, declined to of the finest public assets in OR mend and relatively small onf Core, said {ast night comment on the situation. East." family hoBe*. ; • Mrs. Elliott, who Is white and Panucci was critical of the She will ask City Council to •The burden to existing tai- lives In Cressklll, made the manner of the demonstration. consider .seeking the neceskary payenv.es well as those who "This Is a case where the information" at its next meeting, might •move into the area, will • '•;..-, ;i owners advertised that one of !-year-old «on of Mr. end Mrs. Hawley of Shrewsbury sit her as an authority member 'A slgnfflcant part of this plan the tight apartments was1 vacant A lift DAY hr Skipper BJcltford, 4. of &B Mechanic St.. Township, gotj a,n early gift from Santa at th* Com- or to permit her to attend it« that the fringe area would be MR. Charles David tppHed for Red Bank, and many hundred} of other area children scheduled meeting. " retained for future commercial Continuesth* apartment by phone and was munity 'Building during the old gent'i visit to township, Mo. Wilson was appointed to and high, rise apartment coi- toM she could have it was provided Saturday by the Red Bank Klwanii Club, NEW VORK (AP) - A mara- Saturday morning under the sponsorship of the Recrea- the authority to succeed Rev. itructlon. The do apartment on the second floor Neptune, Paul, Uft, and Todd. < . Hudson River opposite Manhat- cially accepted before the ap- starice, perhaps as much »s th* a model home in Brooklyn. tan. pointment wu made and that the old riverfront grossed altogethei The sit-in occurred during Mrs. Elliott said that when latter was invalid. with no offsetting expense for weekend marked by: th* couple went to see the six- Files Protest schools. ' ' — A dynamite Wart which dam- room, llOO-a-month apartment, Npw Jersey aged a Negro church and several The councilivonun has pro- "Of course the federal govern- they were told someone else al- tested the authority's action to ment's Investment and Mr. homes in Birmingham, Ala. Two ready had placed a deposit on Gov; Richard J. Hughes, because Levy's contract would require babies received minor evts from News Briefs the state Is represented on the compensation. This would gross shattered glass. Mrs. Elliott said she went to EAST ORANGE - A sailor authority by an appointee, and over H million. —The wrest on a traffic charge the building after the Davids home on leave died in the flames to V. S. Sena. Harrison A. Wil- The end results, however, of James H. Meredith in h told her what had happened. of an automobile wreck yester- liams, Jr., and Clifford P. Case would serve the goals of the fed- home town of Kosciusko, Miss. She said she wu told she could day u his policeman brolher because of federal funds used in eral and state conservation pro- —Release of a magazine a have the apartment and she paid looked on helplessly. The victim authority projects. grams and moneys are available tide claiming Gov. Rosa Bar- $10 deposit for It; was John Kinlocb, 20, of 486 In her statement today she from both levels to aid In ac- nett made a secret deal with Th* sit-ins, three men and Prospect St. He was driving a again accused those "on council, quisition. . . ' car be bad' purchased last Thurs- Alty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy to four women, six oi°< whom are on Hie authority and elsewhere "Certainly the real estate could day and apparently failed to enroll Meredith at th* UniversH; members of COM, then moved who are trying to block my never be purchased any cheaper turn a curve on Springdale Ave. of Mississippi. , ' Into the. apartment and picket- membership on the authority" than at this time." : 7 e car Jumped a curb, struck The Congresg s of Racial Equalq ! ers marched outside the follow- a utility pole and tne, over- ty (CORE) began toe sit-in ing day. turned and burst Into flames'. soon Friday after Frederick Whit- The sit-ins have bedding and Patrolman Frank KNoch arrived ing and hit wife complained they are being supplied hot food. Mrs. at the scene with firemen. When Five County Towns were refused an apartment in the Elliott said they were getting he reoognixed the car, he made private housing development be- along in : good spirits- without an attempt to reach his brother! cause they are Negroes. electricity and gu. The apart- ment was receiving heat. but was held back by fellow SeekPlanningFunds The Mok> Construction Corp. policemen. • denied discriminating against the TRENTON — Sixteen munici According to B. Budd Chavoo- Whitings and said it wu wining palities throughout the state are shian, director of the Division to sell on* of the homes, Th* Democrats NATIONAL PARK -AS* currently applying for more than of State aid Regional Planning, rental offer wu withdrawn be> year-oH girl, iO with leukemia, $200,000 in urban planning assist- grant of $108,120, to cover three- eaose ti» bank financtog the de- has been given a two-day holt- ance grants under the local Plan- fourths of the cost of comprehen- velopment instated the homes Near-Perfect, day la Calforma by her fa- ning Assistance Program, H. sive planning in all eight muni- must be add, a company spokes- ther's Wlcw-werkers at the Mat Adams, commissioner of the man said. cipalities, is being sought at the I-T* Circuit Breaker Co. The state Department of Conseryatioi present time. .'••.':. The company had the heat Says ies flri, Amy BMealave, her sis- and Economic Development, an The eight municipalities, and lights turned of In the model PRINCETON (AP) — Gov. tor Caroline, S, and their par- nounced today. the estimated, total cost of plan- building where tbe demonstration Richard J. Hughe* says the Dem- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Under Section 701 of the Hous- ning for each, are: Atlantic High- wu staged, but CORE members ocrats have compiled a near-per- Breedbve, fly tot Friday to ing Act of IBM, as amended, the lands Borough, $19,800; Keyport continued the sJt-fn, wrapped in fect record In passing the party's La* Asgtlet. The (M plans program makes federal grants Borough, $17,000; Long Branch blankets and using candles for legislative program la the cur- to spttMl tw* days at DiMey- rent legislature. available to municipalities un. City, $S,000; Manalspea Town- The development is tb* East This record, tbs governor said dertaking a comprehensive plan ship, |24,000; and Oceanport for their future development. Borough, $12,500; all in Mon- Flatbush section of Brooklyn in yesterday, leaves th* Republi- BLOOMFIBtD — A general mouth County; and Beach Ha- a predominantly white neighbor- cans with no Issues for tb* IMS Eight of the current applica- alarm fire destroyed the Garden ven Borough, $18,800; Harvey hood..' -.- .- ' - '•••• ,J- • campaign in New Jersey. tions are from municipalities in Ford Agency on BtoonrfMd Ave. Cedars Borough, $U,000, and Un- "Well knock their brains out,1 the labor surplus areas of Mon- At Oxford. Miss.. Metedith said Saturday. DUnage was estimated ion Township, $15,880, in Ocean Hughes said after addressing a mouth and Ocean Counties. he wu "cursed and shove* at nearly $140,000, including 16 County. 1 dosed breakfast meeting of die around but not hurt " after cars that were burned in the start's top Democrats at the Nas- GIFTS FOR ALL —• Dr. Alfred Thompson, co-chairman, watches ai Lawrence White, two patrolmen arrested him on show room. No one was injured. Mr. Chavooshian said, "Munic- charge of fauiag to yield th* right sau Inn. ' president of the Greater Red Bank Junior Chamber of Commerce, ca»ta$ Santa Businessmen ipalities In labor surplus areas of way at aa intersection ' The makeup of the entire state Claus, admires a few of the gifts wrapped by about 50 needy children that at- have a .particular obligation to Kosciusko Saturday night Assembly and 11 of the 21 Senate TRENTON — Joseph F. Wei- plan their future development The 29-year-old Negro said he seats will be at stake in next don, former Newark police di- tended the', organization's Christmas shopping tour Saturday. Purchased.with cham- Are Fined carefully, so that their economic was akwe at the time. He posted year's ejections. • rector, will become consultant to ber donations, the gifts will go to the families of the youngsters. ' bases can be improved, and their $10 cash bond and trial wu i Hughes said the only, exception the Trenton Police Department best resources tapped or co£ for Wednesday. to the near-perfect record of the Jan. 1 at an annual salary of For Fraud served according to sound, sclefr On tht way back to Ole Miss, Democrats ww the failure to get S12.000. NEWARK (AP) - Three busi- tifib principles. In this way pros- the Air Force veteran said he the KMT-MUIS medical care for nessmen 'were fined- and given perity can be achieved, not as a wu followed for several miles by the aged Mil through the Assem- TRENTON — Republican state suspended jail sentences 'Friday brief adventure, but s continuing three cars loaded with white men My. chairman Webster B. Todd said for conspiring to defraud an way of life." and boys. They drove off when Insurance company and three The governor said he saw no Saturday the GOP could ' ap- Curt J. Hubert, chief of the car with' a couple of Negroes ia banks. signs of any resurgence by tbe proach ISO with Ugh nopes of Bureau of Community Develop, It pulled alongside his car, Mere- Republican party in New Jersey Increasing its marginal control Superior Court Judge Walter meht In the Division of State dith said. Police Chlef-J. H. Har- GOP state u claimed by the 1- th state Senate and regaining H. Conklin fined John D. Cronln and Regional Planning said the vey denied Meredith wu mis- chairman. Webster B. Todd. control of the ' Asse.mbto. To* of Short Hills HOW and Frank treated white in custody. program of assistance for com- Todd, in a weekend statement, attributed the victory of Repub- I. Renner of South Orange $3, prehensive planning is on« of sev< An article-In the current issue said the Republicans had high lican State Sea. Nelson F. Stam- 000. eral offered to municipalities, of Look magazine said Barnett ler in Union .County la|t month hopes of'increasing their margin Both were convicted by a Jury either under joint federal-stats conferred by telephone with the of control hi the Senate and re- to "a constructive legislative pro- Nov. IB. Renner was found guilty auspices or by. the state alone, attorney general during the four gaming control of the Assembly. gram, an attractive, hard-work- also of making false entries and days preceding tbe Sept. 30 riot to aid in various phases of plan- Th* Kerr-MUls legislation failed ing candidate, and a united de- Cronln of aiding, and abetting at th* University of Mississippi ning and renewal. Two hundred to get through the Assembly st termination to get our story to false entries. Cronin was con- and proposed a plan for Mere- New Jersey municipalities have Its Dec I session after being the voters." victed of obtaining money under dith's admission. participated In the Local Plan- passed In the Senate. It was-held false pretenses. ning Assistance 'Program thus The primary aim of the gov- up in th* lower house because of STEWART AIR FORCE Cronln is executive vice presi- far. Complete information may ernor's proposals.. ft* .article changes on the federal level that .ASE, N. Y. - A New Jersey safa, wu "to allow Barnett to be dent of Freehold Raceway. be obtained by writing to the Di- would place a greater financial airman was among three men vision of State and Regional overwhelmed by tbe federali burden on the counties. A third defendant, Paul E 1 rescued Saturday after an Air Planning, New Jersey Depart- while crying 'never for the seg- Hughes said he hopes the bill Fere* C-47 transport plane Vance of Morrlstown, who had regationists' benefit." pleaded guilty to conspiracy and ment of Conservation and Eco- would be passed at the final sit- crashed 17 miles south of Tbula nomic Development, Trenton, 25^ Reached by telephone for com- ting of the legislature on Jan. S, Air Force Base la Greenland, false pretense charges, was fined ment on the article, Barnett said, 1863. He said also that he would Tn tther crewmen were killed. $1,000. "I haven't seen it. I don't know make no unilateral decision con- Included in the rescue list was The defendants were charged anything about it and I have no cerning the question of Institut- Alnnaa l.C W1DU R. Fenwriek with defrauding Standard Ac- „_ H* explained ing^ breatfbued tax of SK Corgie St., Cape May, ddent Insurance Co. of Detroit, Shade Tree couldn't comment- on an article W J the Union County Trust- Co. of he had not read, Elizabeth, the Linden Trust Co., In Atlanta, the first Negro sen- and the Manufacturers' Hanover Unit Praised ator elected to the Georgia legis- Burglars Get CAMDEN — Robert Krouse. 52, Trust Co. of New York by de- lature in half a. century began if Merchantville, an RCA mainte- livering excess building supplies series of orientation briefings ance inaa, collapsed,and; d4 to construction projects. By Member $700 at Sal's in a degreasing tank here yester- MIDDLETOWN - William fi. with other lawmakers without in- The insurance company had RED BANK- Thieves broko day. Po)ice said Krouse entered ••— Monrhiuth/ Courify^•Pro^eutiryrncehf Keuper, left, uses a Hewitt, a member of the local cident The legislative session issued- performance bonds on Into Sal's Taverav 141 Shrewsbury the tank to clean it A company Shade Tree Commission, said starts next month. blackboard at MonmoUth College to, explain a point to Ray Efferfi of Red Bank and three building contracts of Daniel Ave., early yesterday' and stole ion left to get a fan tor ventila- yesterday that he wu consider, Roger Schenona of Rumson. Mr. Keuper addressed'stucWnts on the role of his office. J, Cronin, Inc., a now bank- more than $700, police reported: tion. Police said he returned and ing resigning from the commis- rupt Newark' construction firm. Of the loot, »* wu In bills found Krouie on the floor of the sion because of lack of co-oper- Mother-in-Law Tbe three banks held the bonds an4 represented, 'business pro- huge cylinder. NEW YOJRK-PauI Pedersen, ation from other municipal agen- as collateral. Gets Reward cteds. About Mil in change, ac- manufacturer of Pedenen golf :ies. ' cumulated from «lgaret machine clubs and a member of the Con- Opposes Curfew Cronin, Renner and Vance JAMESBURG-Servlcej will be NEW YORK (AP> - Aftert,F. sales, also Is missing. He said he had no quarrel with teld in Cranbury Wednesday for necticut State Golf Association, were given six-month suspended Nassbsum's mother-in-law, whose Entry wu gained by forcing a the actions of the commission as Arthur D. Smith, a former state Is dead at U. Pedersen, a res- Keuper Addresses Students jail sentences. tip to the FBI led to hla capture rear kitchen door. had been reported Thursday in secretary for New Jersey Lions ident of Wnton, Conn; died Sat- of bank robbery charge*, will re- The Register. Clubs. Smith died yesterday at urday in a local hospital after WEST LONG BRANCH — Mon- news stands." ceive a $10,000 reward from FIRE BURNS CAR Bandit Lookout Mr. Hewitt said that the com- his home, 261 Foragate Ave., aft- long illness. He leaves his mouth County Prosecutor Vincent Responding to questions from Reader's Digest for Information RED BANK-A11 six fir* com- PATERSON (AP)'-A special mission had been doing a won- a brief illnMs. He,was 69. wife, the Cornier Winifred Keuper .has told Monmouth Col- the audience, Mr. Keuper said leading to the capture of his al- panies responded to a fire alarm Ryan of Madison, N. J. 13-man police squad went into derful job and could not be lege .students he Is against a police officers have no right to faulted in any way. leged partner, Bobby Randall at the Cariton Theater on Mbn- , community curfew for those 13 ^earch cars "unless It is in con- action today in .a drive against WQeonon. , •' mouth St. Saturday, but the biat* NEW YORK-Two New York nection with the commission of holdups on smalL businesses In He said he was unhappy over —7._..,-.- 1T_,•,-—., anbj, Mrs. and under "because supervision The magazine.sald yesterday It was In a parked car across from men were arrested as their red should be in,the home." .. a crime." the wake of the shooting of a the fact that the Township Com- decided to award the money to theater, and wu quickly w:a r crosse•••••d ths -Georg e Washing--•• - Chanochi Brumer still hive • their druggist .by a bandit. mittee has not moved faster to Mr, Keuper said one of his Mrs. Alice Malchrowia after au- doused. The vehicle,, owned by ton Bridge yesterday and ac-, life savings, thanks to flromert. Hik- audWnce, many ol them The druggist, Joseph Fulcher, develop a recently acquired 60- problems wa> seeing to it that thorities reported that leads sup- Harry Grutiner, 131 Jumping cused of robbing a Hackensack, Wlen the fire'fighters arrived at eenagers, heafd Mr. Keuper say 49, of 621 Madison Ave., was shot »cre park site in Llncrott. The 1 police officers were,, properly plied by Nussbaum led toWll- )rook Rd., Llncroft, caught fire J., motel some -29 .minutes curfews "are just not the re- during a holdup attempt near his [and was purchased from the the' couple's burning one-story trained "to know the extent of from, a gaa kak, in the car- eatiier. Port .^Authority * police sponsibility; of 'the municipality.'' store Saturday night. coxson'a capture. ' , •, rame home at 57 Eighth S^. Sat- their responsibilities.'"' •'• federal government, last year. Mrs. Majfhrowlc*, In a letter bureior. heard an alarm .broadcast, by In his speech delivered to an- Fulcher had Just left his store At the time of the purchase, urday, Mrs,' Brumer cfliBdithstproximatelx to Reader's Digest, said she bad Jershr authorities cone*™* 100 , students, the In. outlining his duties, f Mr. at 1S2 12th Ave! when ha was township officials made It celar, Keuper said his role ;was similar read In last July's Issue that the VANDALISM IN RARftAM » fWUMtop-of'tna Orintlnl Ihelr savings were still Inside, countyr—-'-•"---'; Ipw^e^a• f ;• alto/Md) curcur-- confronted by a gunman with a that the area would be developed to a district attorney's In oUier magarfna promised. SlO.OOt.-to tht RARITAN TOWNSHIP > Po- Hadcensatlc. Edgar IVo fireman donned)'„•—-, rent legislatio--,. «n on tthe, definition stocking over his face. over a long period of time. Of- states. As county projecutor," he "person; or persons who fsuppta canportedKit nlghf thai vam Nemo; night manager of the too- iclals said the township did not orced their way into a bathroom °* .obscenity'ft said, he Is the chief law enforce- Fulcher, apparently believing Information reading to th* cap; i*U bav* been braafcttw ndto ts), said two men he|d him up have the funds to go into a pro- f the house' anil found several "We are required to apply 'con- ment officer of th» coynty. the holdup was a joke, tried to hire of Bobby, WUcmon.," erials otf carsip tha Fjeetwooc! sad pushed him Into an empty lousand dollars In .ensh In, emporary cdmmiinlty' ktandarda' push the gunman aside and was gram to develop the entire tract the promise, of the reward In- Park a,rea for pfc'w>ki Police 'rojta.'.Nemo, of Pearl River, inen .closet. • .Tliejif threw in determining whether or not Mr. Keuper was a guest of the felled by a bullet In the chest. at one time. ' , fluenced her tofcttt the FBI In- laid mot* tmbi a doje*' h '„ notloa&lhe car they were wney out a Window. After•' thte i bookfor perlbdlcal should bo business administration depart- The bandit fled, leaving behind Mr. Hewitt reels the site is. - formation sh* had concerning I driving and called police. Held Ire was extinguished, a' n\ort ;aken off, the,, Stands" ha' itald. ment and was Introduced by the, $500 that the druggist was Ideal for a park site and should! Nussbaum, she said. orf•' charges of being fugitives han five-hour, period; Mrs. "This" he said, "Is, too vague," Robert Tompo, department chair- carrying in his pocket. M developed Immediately. He sal j , «ere jfpwird Cohen, 22, and Ber- Irumer located, several pocket and "I tell police officers the man, the guest speakers talk The victim was taken to.Pat- here would be no point of Ws-1 1 J1 lard KWnbsrg, », both.of Die ooks in the burned but -" — besC|aMroi:h?ist «youwouldn't was arranged by Prof. Kenneth erson General Hospital and un> itiylng on tht commission units* 1 Bronx. U; Y,' Police said the each filled with wahV your own children M( tUi Loeftler, also of'the business ad- derwent emergency surgery. He tha township moved to develop: ; money was recovered. money. it then • It- shouldn't be on tht ministration department,; was In fair condition today. the tract. <, , •-Monday, Pec, 17,1962 BED BANK RECISTBI TV Key

, BtW' as-prevlewed.aod selected .by,-TV 3*Uva Ol llfe-lerltl IWIhlW *•«•»• Mailbag U.What's NmMauUm Key's staff of experts who 4-Your First ImBWiitoi •ill By STEVEN H. SCHEUEK 7-Snde Ford-Variety tend rehearsals, watch screen- le tepeal. T-WMtltcr s QjMtdM — Wber* ceo. me fans •-Science Flctioa Boater ings, and analyze scripts la Nt*Hw. Oval Room IJ-ltussian For BeglaWers •i» of "It's A Man's World" writ York, and Hollywood. Whits Howe. Geor«i ttanii _ to protest against the eancella- urn 7-Sperts CBS, Sander. Vaaocur ofKBC, UOB of thU fine TV series, •i« and William Uwrsw* ef A1C, J-Newi WHITE HOUSE Christmu Tree large group of my friends watch 7-Capstile Cemintw make up the wterv^itoi tetm. lit* Ceremony. Live from Washing, this show because it Is different Should the upsd interyttwytii J-Search For Tomorrow fin; ton, CBS and NBC bring yon the from all th* other situation over, an hotir, .a nre* Mtwdik 4-Truth Or Consequences 4-LocalNaws 1 twsriet SetMstar - annual White House Christmas comedy-drama series. I can't un- ^r"^TPW*Sa> ftaarW gf^B^aafa^asajajjip^ committee wfll W tv&jSii* J-Cartoons j-Mickey MOUH dub derstand the low ratings I read 4GUttlO*Wwn Tree lighting ceremony, Includ- editing It to that length, ail aj0 7-Father l&ows Best ing President Kennedy's remarks about but I'm sure if it wu given e-MemoryUne • laorama ABC wiU carry the latent**-.* a little more time, it would catch 11-Rocky And His Friends U-Yogi Bear-Cartooni as he lights the tree in the el-•:M p.m., and NBC wU out* ft on.—M. L., Ephrata, Pa. U-ProfHe: New Jersey lipse at the rear of the White at 1:30 p-m; House, i p.m. Answer — Many letters have Uttt '•*4» TB Prayer-Rellgtoi been coming in since the an- I-Guldlng Light-Serial 4-Weathe» 11-Many Mallman-ChUdrea «A CONVERSATION with the TOR LUCY MOW,. A nouncement of cancellation plans fttt slapstick episode, Lticv and for this series. Try writing to UtW J-News SAtrytoiltepkaiiMbiabask NBC-TV and the sponsors. The U-News 7-Mbnltuj Prtyar-Rellglon bed u-isllv used by tt» producers of "Man's World" have UtSt T-Foeai On The News Old Movies stated they will do all they can 4-News TiW to try and keep their new seri AM I'ColiiniMt Ltctufw ' on the .air but, at of thit print- 1-Jtews v. 7-EarJy Bird Cartoons Gets Support ting In'or gettltf tflrt^ 2-Women's Pag* bunks. The scene i tun Ing, it is still scheduled to dis- 4-Leave It To The Girls 4-KoaTaphy-Dpeume8tary Tttt appear very soon. l-Outkws-Western Laurel and Haifa iQttq 5—Cartoons 7-Ana Southern-Comedy 7-News Ot Webb sequence, and Is almost i 7—Answering Service •-Menytooa OKU llN , By BOB THOMAS ing. Question - There should be 11—People Are Funny x J-Captain Kangaroo * more TV shows like the great 11-News AP Mwrte-TetavWoa Writer 13-Fun At One - a-Saady Becker-OiUdren "Jack Paar Show" with Judy U-RunUn For Btglan«rs HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Jack lt» 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons nisi this on*. t;*$ p.nu CJBJ5* Garland. This was the most en- J-Newt Webb doesn't share the alarm i-Wetther - • ».l» ' ' some have expressed over the In- tertaining hour I have seen In liM months. Show business peop U-tocal News 7-Llttle Rascals-Cartoons fusion of old movies into network 2-As Th* World Turns : DANNY 1HOMAS. Tlw Hap. are usually very animated and , IiU ' " . " ' ItN '•• .'•' programming. 8—Movie—Drama stick continues as- sa CagUtk interesting and Garland Is tops. Zr-Newi •-News and Weather ft-Star And Story-Drama Until a couple of years ago,, the Keystone Kop, Bernard Pot, LUCY tries to sattle down for a long winter's night in • The whole world knowt that the ... gin . 11-Best Ot Groucho-Qult r.n feature films were limited to ear- makes his debtttto tbaVAtf* ol a short child's bed when the lack of A mattress forces her is one of the greatest lingers ll-WMther •—Almanac Newsreel ly or late shows on the network bumbling waiter who can't tto around, but I don't think many I3-New York Metropolis laMDateline: New Jersey >into a boy's double bunk on "The Lucy Show" tonight 1(41 TiM stations. Then NBC moved in oldanything right' He gats a Jab at us realize before this show thai J-To Tell IM Truth ...... t:N movies following years of trying th* Cops Ckib aad shortly has 18:30-9:00 p.m., EST) on the CBS Television Network. she alto hu a great sense of hi 4-If • A Mia'i World J-Ufe of Riley-Coinedy to make a dent on Saturday night th* ptae* in a ihsuBNet. T1» mor.-Mrs. H. H., Toledo, Ohic 7—Cheyenne—Western 4-Trouble With Father ratings. whole thing's tfceurd, btt »m« Answer — "Miss Show Busi- 13-Adventurw in Merehanditfaj off-Broadway theater*. "The •-Movie-Drama 7-Fiumy Manns ' ABC did the same on Sunday cant. Mr, Fox, with a grand laet Broadway ness" (a title bestowed on Judy Dolls of Paris," a puppet show 11-Cheeknute-Mystery •-JackLaLanne night. The latest move it NBC's and smie, lit a very tunay «*t. by her press agents and pro- for adults at the New York I—Password UUBoekt Far Our lime 11—Comedy Party—Cartoons pitting of features against ththe « p.m. CBS. ,f. - Boxscore moted by her cult of devoted Theater, won favorable notices 4-Merv Griffln-Varietj 13-Profile: New Jersey CBS powerhouse of Lucille Ball, NEW YORK (AP) — Broad- fens) came off quite well on her ItN from three of five reviewers. 7-Day In Court-Drama •til Andy Griffith and pansy Thomas way's lone opener of the week, "Riverwind," a musical about appearance with Paar. She I-Speak-Upl-Edueatien 1-I've Got a Secret 7—Funny Manns DANNY tt«Jf l-TigBtrope-PoUce on Monday sights. stick continues as g "In The Counting House," closed a tourist camp in Indiana, got looked trim and more' glamorous II—Divorce Court-Drama . fc» iC (our yes votes for its score and than in her previous TV excur- a-News Some critics! have complained Mow Kop, Bernard .Fleet,'. quickly after getting t r unan- an equally unanimous disapproval of sions. Anyone would fad* Into the I-Lucllle gUD-Comedy (:N . that old movies on the networks his debut In the role,of imously unfavorable, reviews*, It-Pttces Ia The Km Its«story at the Actors' Play- background with Garland 4-Salau aad toners 2-Our Mist Brooks-Comedy are a creative retreat, a resort Uiag waiter who etn't r xn to prepackaged entertainment Although New,; York • pape|S hnu'g;e.; stage, but Robert Gou'let dkb'1 S-Pater GMB-Mystery 4-4>r. Joyce Brothers thlnhl g righigh t He gegU a JJJob a^th* 7-Nsws 7-Rlfleiaan-Western Hollywood unions decry th* trend were not publishing because •§{ a '^Sedjpn': Broadway "I Ca: even tare we.ll in Ms solo num- a-Topper-Comedy Copt CluClbb andd abnrtlbrtly las tktk** labor dispute, the opinions'lvW bers jt the beginning of the show. ItN 11-OiW Step Beymd , 7-Gale Storm-Comedy u robbing ttaJr inonBocis tt. place In a shamWes. >Th*;,wholTh*hl * their critics were broadcast on Get It For You Wholesale," Such a good voice being watted 2-Houte Party li-Petsttectives •-Movie-Drama pJoymcnt in new td«vltiott pro- thlnTs absurd, hut who csxk Mr. radio and television programs; after 301 performances, "Night on such mediocre soop, and 7—Seven Xeyt tsta U-Ptrkm Francals II • Fox, with a grand fac# apd one made no report. Typical of Life,Life," after 63 performances, trumped-up arrangements. I-Movie-Mutleal I-Oanny IHonui You might expect Jack Webb smile, is a very funny man. • the six pans was the comment and '"Harold," starring Anthony 1J—Time Now For Music I-Caia't Hondred-Drama 4-News to view with alarm, especially p.m. CBS, '.- • ' : ;•" '••.'.•' of the Journal-American's John tine* he faces competitioi n of Perkins. efcoufjJo. • Question -1 would like to know SsN T-SUmey Burke-Orama U-Wonderof Words McClain:, "Far from heartening" the name of th* song pltyed lSrMusle Interlude 11-J Search For Adveatun ABCt UnKed Artists features (as SIDNEY BURKE. "Bandwsg- The Associated Press called it the background of the movie UN .: I-Cilendar well u the strong-running "Bo- 4-News •." Good episode. Stoiwy vat* "theatrical goo." The produc- LIBRARY SCHEDULE "Laura." Has this tune ever been J-AndyGriffWi 4-Say Whea nanza" on NBC) with his Sunday his reputation on th* lia* wUs> tion was withdrawn Saturday recorded? B. P., Memphis, Term. (-Newt ' 4-Price Is Right S-Movie—Drains night "G.E. True" series. But no. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs 1:11 he hiu th* campaign trail ior a night after four performances. George Weber, .township librar- Answer — The song It alto •-Meveriek-Weitem 7—Susie—Comedy "I don't see anything wrong tenttor,who one* hdptd Ut dad. Leslie Weiner, a writing new- j^I', _announce_ d the following called "Laura," a lovely tune J-MUltontire-Drami 11-Grand Jury-Police ll-Operation Alphabet with putting features on the net- 4—Loretta Young—Drama 7 Trouble it, ol* Stotvey m pk**4 comer, penned the yarn about the schedulftdulee (or the library during written by David Raksln (music) »-News >• . UiN work," he said in Ms Warner romantic entanglements of a 5-Doorway To Destiny Bros, office. "The Important fac- himself a tit of a Kmot). Jut the Christinas season: and, Johnny Mercer (lyrics] 7-Queen For A Day 1*)N U-Experieaces In English u Ves Painter, thowt «p and father and son who operate a There are many recordings avail- i-LoretU Young tor In television Is entertainment lingerie business. Sydney Chap- Dec. 24 — evening hours 7-! 11-How To Marry A MUltoaalr* aim Heaven knowt those old pictures whea the plot it about to roa oipt will be closed, and closed all da; able, both instrumental and vocal 4-DavM Brlnkleyf Joornal 7-Newi of steam, this tests*'* test i** lin, Howard Da Sllva, Kay Med- versions. "Laura" hu become ^-Deputy-Western are entertaining. They have stars ford and Barbara Murray Dec. 28. 2-To Tell The Truth lfcK and production values that we series psnoaality, Wanea Oatas standard. Included in many sing- 7-Bea Casey-Drama 4-News headed the cast, which was di- Dec. 31 — evening hours 7 4-Young Dr. Makne-Seria] can't touch' in television films. livens up th* proceedingl WHB ers' repertoire. 11—True Adventure U-Sdeace Corner hit wonderful dtlhratjrol • '&* rected by Arthur Penn. Sets and will be closed, and closed all da: S-Mr. District Attorney lkN "As for putting people out of lighting by. David Hays, cos- 7—Who Do You Trust? ItS.N-! *dyUM.>p.m. ABC. Jan. 1. Question —I recently watched J-StumpThe stars work In Hollywood, feature Qmt tumes by Ruth Morley, produced 2-1 Love Lucy-Comedy The library will be open foi "The Eleventh Hour" for th* U-Laurel-Hardy And Chuck 4-New York Illustrated on the networks are not the im- by David J.. Cogan. , 13—You,' Hi* Consumer " 4-PUy Your Hunch it regujarly scheduled hours thi first time and I was very im- i-Dregnet-Pollee 7—Girl Talk portant factor. It't the stupid, ri- DAVID BRINKELY't 10V&- Two arrivals were examined In remainder ot the week: •' pressed with Jack Ging. I maj •-Keyhole-Oraaa 11—Movie—Drama diculous demands that a lot of NAL. A perceptiv* ewmlnatloa be-mistaken but wasn't ne once 2-News U-Wyatt Earp 11:41 these young actors make. of to* actual at«M qf affairf4owa By Geean a football player and didn't he U-Trio U—Ptrlons Francais II 'Some of' these guys . were Miami way .in the minds of-ttw "ASTRO-GUIDE" make An-Americanf Please fill ; pumping gat t year ago, and tud- Cqbin,refugees. Kasy sJWftl me in on hlm.-M. R., Memphis, t-Secret Storm • Serial J-Newa 3-McCeys-CojBody - denly they find they are teJevi- hivehave explored ftiif pltyfiOj^ For Tuesday, December II Tenn. 4-Make Room For Daddy 4-Prlce Is Righf tton ttart,: TTiey make demands problemi and their, job Making Answer—During his high school 5-Deputy Dswg-Cartoims I-Newt 7—Jane Wyman—Drama that are almost impossible for th* plights, but Brlnkley't visit looks Present—For Yoo and football career In Alva, Okie., 7—American Bandstand 7-News •—Johnny Andrews producers to meet/' ' behind the facade to thtfr froj. Yours ... Go after what you he was chosen National High •—Treasure I-Movie-Drama U—Time Now For Music Webb solve* the problem by us- tratioot, their hates, asd^tiikir want! Transits are all in your School All-American. He was a 11—Bozo Th* Clown U-ttev* Allen-Variety ing mostly unknowns- In Ms splintered organizations, ,ui favor, but you have to back pre-season pick for All-American 4:2S 13-Religlon In Th* News U-Experiences In English "True" series. comet up with the facts about them up with effort. Some lack in' 1953 by Saturday Evening of co-operation may be evident, ll-Koko Th* Kknm-Cartooa 11:11 lisa our foreign policy; they sctaalrv Post, Sports Illustrated and Col J-Weathtr 5-News have to face. (Color) I* >a. but this is due to envy and these Hers while playing for the Uni- people don't count in your 2-Edg* Ot Night-Serial 4-Weathtr . UtN NBC. /,•,•;,,."-, versity ot Oklahoma. Hit foot- Borough Files scheme of things. Success, par- 4-Here's Hollywood 7-LoetlNews 2-PeU and Gladys BEN CASEY. "Pack Up All My ticularly monetary, is stressed. ball career wu Interrupted when 4—Concentration he joined the Marine*. It was 5-Felix Aad The Wiurd Car* and Woe." Good etpiSoe, Whatever help you get will bio 7-DUeovery '82-Chlldren 3-Movi* S—Romper Room Condemnation thankt to the ftmnC* of vetajr. from elders. while he wu In the service that 4-News 7—Yours For A Song 1 he decided to try The acting 9-Chubby Jackson aa performer* Burgtas ilSfliaWfc U-Dlck Tracy-Cartoon S-Movie Hi4» and Edward Aad?t)»i» (again?> game. Upon his discharge,, he II—American Economy 7-Movle-Drama U-PIaces In The Newt Suit on Tract Past... According to Arabic Future . • • Astronauts wifl lie and hit new bride, the former 11:11 FREEHOLD - A suit was Meredith plays a ceWrattd «ffl- Gretchen Graenitig, heeded for 4:11 er whose 30irear-old criBJ* was 2r&Etft£3 * orbit for-cxteaded period, 4-Newt 4-Toalght 11-Merry Mailman filed In Superior Court her* by Hollywood. Ging't determination the Borough of Monmouth Beach to ftmoutjuid notorious, all pa- his robe rather than disturb his and chaplains trained for space to make good paid off. He started 7—American Newsstand 7-Movi* which it seeking to obtain prop- role appeals hay* always vbe*a sleeping favorite. He decreed . ._. . , in small parts on TV and even- U-KaRections dut 1 erty ea Ocean Ave. turned down. When oar Baa pat- punishment for abusing cats, y "& •* w* * to go aloi tually made a movie called "De- I—Love Hut Bob-Comedy UtN Lions Clubs and to this day a Moham- They will be trained in science ; The' properly, adjacent to the forms an operation to remov* a sire in the Dust" with Raymond 4—Chritbnu Tree Ceremony U-News medan'shquse is not completely ..... monldpel bathing building, it tumor In Meredulv'i brain, the furnished without a cat « well as in religion. Burr, TVs Perry M*son. Al- 7—Newt killer's lawyer, (Andrews) .feels though the film was a bomb, S—Movie—Melodrama f-Nmnj At Confab sought u t public bathing facil- that tbet.aitirs of 1^ cparatioa Ging began to get the attention 11—Cartoon Zoo isN ATLANTIC CITY - Wayne G ity. The property It owned by may affect bit clie^'a ptrsoaal- The Day Under Yofar Sign he wanted and more roles fol- 11-Ottc* Upon A Day-Children 4-Newt Hyatt ot Mlddletown was among John C. and Irene Simkevich. A ity and, b» turn, bt* praola.. If < lowed on TV. He co-starred with I-Movie-Drama, the district governors who building on the property wu Meredith's characterisadc* that ARIES Horn M«ch 21 h> April 19) LURAIS.pr. HTOOCT.M) Dale Robertson last season on U-Rocky And His Friends 7-News participated in the three-day con- blown down In the March 7 storm Money ia accented, ao concentrate on bol. Ayoid > aituation wMdi Mold kid to an- : holds the show together. » p>m, aterinf your financial autua. pUaaamneaa with txigbbora and (riemU. "Tales ot Wells Fargo" but left ference of the New Jersey Lions tMs'yeerV" •••'.•:•• •: •• • SCORPIO (Oct. 23 4e Nov. 21) Clubs which opened her* Fri- The petiiion filed by Joseph T. ABC.' ':,:, -r;'; , • ... ..I'/' TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Ymi'lt make career progress, but don't when he wasn't getting enough to 2-Movit—Adventure Chttk tborouirbry before turning looae day. '. • ..• .'•• .. Gratis*, Red Bank, asks ther court TONIGHT. BrttWi attor Petar any cash. Neither borrow nor lend. da it at Ifie ernenae of your beiltk do on the western series. "Elev- 4-News 4-tiaadlin* SAGITTARIUS (Nav.2Z (oD.c.JI) enth Hour" came along aad that S-Sandy's Hour-Children f-AIraanae Newsreel Henry D. Allen of New to appbmt' a' three^ttember cott* Tbole, Larry ' Storch, optra GEMINI (May 21 to Juno 21] Don't do anything that will antagonitc 1 tlnger William WaJksn and aa Avoid purchasing ahythinn that win e*> jour raptogrer or cfrvotkera, Be a peace- brings us up to date on Jack 7-Highway Patrol-PoUee 111! Market, chairman of the State demnation commission -to set a tail kmg-rango paymenta next year. maker. Ging. 11—Popeye—Cartoons 2-News Council of Governors, said the fair value on, the property. Israeli singing tea*; 'flwlm OHI- CANCER (Jan. it to July 21) CAPRICORN (DM. 22 to J.n. 20) conference was called to. review and Oranim 3£ao*|fv-' JonjaV '^fltasjQF Tbe outlook ia mi tor trawl, health IlM Although aspect! suggest, safety hanrrls, No ptoUem ftaHntf ttensntt CSrson loi" the evi«irg'ir»iis*of you can aroid trouble if you're cirefuL and finance. Witt more could TOO Question-Allen Punt Is always Area Sailor Taking 2-M0vi* activities of the service organisa- tion, complete pitas for the 42dwnwywi acWefUs* The Regttt* chit-chat and s^|G^llttt LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jin. 21 to. F.b. If) billed as the creator of "Candid »-N*wt sad Weather QturrcU, nervous tenum and fnutra- You'll aecomplUh more (and with lot Camera." What does this exactly Gifts to Orphans annual state convention to be wayHAdverttsement.. • ' * lion arc yampaot, Airoid vfumcnuUre wear and Irar) if roa alow down. USS ALDEBARAN - Theo- people. mean? Where can I write him? 4-Serraonette-ReUglon held her* June M, and arrange PISCES (Fab. 20 to Mare. 20) dore L. Nelson, interior eommu- VIRGO (Aug. 22 to S«p<. 22) Whiter*! TOU do In cecnectiea wlra -Mrs. T. P., Atlantic Beach, ' fctl , for attendance at th* Lions In- Confine your artiT.tie* to wror ttsoal lo ttiatterc kboold have yaif Fla. nlcatlons electrics* third claw, l-News ternational Convention in Miami, baunU and nmtliK sutteri for the day. agreement. Answer—Funt thought up th* USN, ton *f Mr. and Mrs. John llH Fla., June 19-13. . format of th* show way back in T. Nelson of US NtveHak River J-Giv* Us TWs Day 1946. It wu on radio in those Rd., Mlddletown, N. J,, will spend Chriitmu making Chrittmu Magistrate's Court >tftW^ days and wu called "Candid Microphone." There we>e also brighter for several orphans la Decision Reverted a small town, near Barcelona, MOVIE WTABIE TODAY AT *NP2ni some movie shorts made using FREEHOLD — County Judge '-.'• BENEFtf sOWMf ' a format similar to the TV show. Spain, when that port is visiteted _.„__ REDBANK Edward J. Ascher here .Friday by the fleet stores ship USS At- CAlLTOf*- reverted a motor vehicle con- BALCONY SEATS AVAILABLE Write Funt at CBS-TV, W Madi- It a, Hu Aniwtra 1*0; Frlnutm litiM la'-*"'!- V> * ' HOLIDAY EVENTS son Ave., New York, N. Y. Trlangla cm» "" viction of John Arnone, Broad Aboard the ship are severs! EA: St, Red Beak. j (For an answer to your ques- tons ot Operation Handclasp car-DRIVE4N- In reverting the conviction on tion about any TV program or K Varr Prlvtta Affair 1:19; Srambla go for dlttribuMon to the orphans. tuah 1:ot; l«:N. a charge of driving too fast' for i actor, write to Steven H. Scheu at THE QUAY 1 Operation Handclasp is a private LONG BRANCH prevailing conditions, the Judge i er, TV Key Mailing, c/o Thi program in which the Navy hu BARONET- said there was reasonable doubt Register.) • agreed to transport the donations Pirlod at Adluaimant S:M: »:> that such was the case. North Beach. Sea Briaht I MunJar Bia tilt 1:M; »:00; 10:10. of charitable U. S. organizations ASBURY PARK Mr. Arnone had been convicted I and individuals to needy pertont In Eatontown Magistrate's fromTPJK. BAMBERGER'S LYRIC- CHILDREN i around the world. Carry On Nuraa f:io; toecaeels tar- Court and fined $19. He had been December 18th-—The Fabulous The Aldebaran departed the ant; S:*>. issued a summons In August aft- ALWAYS FREEI MAYFAIR- /'Mr. Hi-Fi" 5-POINT United States Dec. 10 for de- Imrdnnu of tiara >!•»:' l:tJ: er being stopped by Patrolman Muter ol Pantomlne ployment with the Sixth Fleet in •tup* from «Mt Batlln T-.00; 10:20. Lawrence De Vlto on Rt. 35. TV CHECK-UP the Mediterranean. She it sched- North of Red lank Mr. Arnone v/tt represented by run uled to return Jan. 31 after spend- hit nephew, John Arnone, Red December 23rd—Jan Returns H* matter whir* ya» ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ing the month and a half reple|- Bank, and the t(ate was repre- "-HOT MARCf-qO "The Quay Carollers" pwnhn*4 yamr TV, wa'll ATLANTIC- iahlng ships of the Sixth Fleet, a KUaHtirlan Canaidata 7:00; »:«>. sented by Assistant Prosecutor "A VERY major element of American sea- December 24rh—Egg Nog Gala • Adjust picture take for HAZLET Solomon Lautman. maximum brightness power abroad. LOEWS DRIVE-Df- "MtAMIUJUSH" "The Quay aCroll«r»" vttwn • Adjust horiioalal and Listen To The Sataiw fWIOD OP ANUSTMINr December 26rh & Juan Moreno , vertical PERTHAMBOY AMBOYS DtUVE-IN- December 27th Flemenco GultarI"i • Center picture Joumal-Americin • Adjust sound circuits • Adjust focus of the Air Olftt litOl S:tl!aM; Ltvtt « Sa> December 30rii—Jam Session lumt*ti»sti»J •'•*. WOM "Bobby Relgo Quirttt" ONLY 3.95 tttpeat" onWOR MENLO PARK ONEMA- "BOCCACCIO IV" December 31st—New Years Eve PM Mam MN 710 on your dial Olsot »:•»: »:00) 1:00: I:M; 19:W. Plata a>»H» If att*atoa) WOODBRIDOE ONM "Open House'MS a.m. Monday through WIIVE-1N- ,, C«l OSbme 1-2100 Saturday Ttia Raul TMt loraain «f rair tM STARTS THUR1, PIC. Every Nfghr—The Inimitable Flo Glenn TV SarvlM (Bt*t IM) Playing at What's Left of the Piano •MtariWi MuMirtS CLAUUDGE- 10:45 to 11 r. M. Werli ot Wu Srotbar. in a Decade 3 Record Lie Swaps PARK - The *us- iveather last week, -tooUgiw" and betnyers of Karl a 0 per ceatlo- Man. He didn't aay the Chinese munber of heating were. He ssid the Aibaniaas wen, ..•bled Now Jersey meaning the Chinese were, Conjpeay W»sve the biggest, Communist Albania, about as 1 the >«ity announced; big u a pimple on the fart of company set a new record Europe, la allied to China, which far the Kbour period ending is half * world away and couldn't * un. Tuesday, but it luted 00- help her la trouble, and is against .one day as. the mercury con- Road* which some day soon may tinued to dip and the demand for do her in. natural gas.for residential and Thie week thro diplomats v*«d commercial beating customers ifl- a> dubing over aemfik a bbj waa _ to. their brietaue nuat *For the entire company's dis- hnttfeKuforaMkenaatfacaa- tribution system, a total of IM Khrushchev one had swiped their homburg«. million cubic feat vrtt dispatched , > later broke up a sum- At nl» news conference Ken- for the 24 hours ending S e,B». aoetietifereaM frith President ti- nedy, answering a question about Wednesday, exceeding the prf- •safcewer It waae/t keeaiiae of thehating a direct line between Mm fteushlgh of SI million cubic ftet U. Jut the W. end Khrushchev, said he thought it set the day before. got over' hU hurt would be a good Idea in thb In the company's Central Divi- on, covering Moomoutfi end faelbga. TUa year the Russians speedy nuclear age to have la- "I oogldn't ta#eh this to Towsaf, but Tommy'* «lfiy and Hatty lied that the Kant conmninkation. Qeaan Counties, the. Wednesday they sent to Cuba were aendoat was 70.1 mlUlon dtbic doing well!" . ; If Khruihcaev accepts the idei, WITNBS Al»rf>UDBb AT MWUNft-.K4r». Deqm.r Wilion, WoKingtort leader and he probsbfy will, in time the (set. This shattered the .new rec- Kennedy a> two men may feavf a private tel of the Women Strike;for Pe^oeiotganhtafion, Is tppi*\> they went on to fake .many other top honors in the show. from theN. J. Chamber of Com- Two young brothers, who en- Cattler tkfef year Khmahrhev merce, which sponsors the event, ured their first State 44T Beet ewafcpaafcptt FrFreade e A»afkak B iqypUot who jot Uof Agriculture and Ott Ccop- prizes in other divisions, DonaM National > * 11 • h* •rttlve Egtanaion Service of Rut-and Daniel Kniffen of Morgtnv ville. • • • •• •• •••• ::•••'-: Col. KudoK Abel, who got 30 yean Mejy Ann bu Increased .her Donald, 11, owned and raised a' STAMPS id IMI eeuatjy but aerved oely Hereford steer aad a Shorthorn five. ..- * steer, both named 'champion of lELP II yolR MFT . JMepownpe, it seMo* with treat their, breed. Ten-year-old Daniel regularity, Americans are being took the reserve title In the Short- tfutma cut of Russia for getting Allen-Scott born class. toevMeay and Ruaatana get the In the Angus summer yearlings <

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How would.you like to' buy excitfng tWngs for everyow on your list... ^nd shop fof the be«tv»hie« it ?ny store WELCHADE 3-89 Ifi town...without eventfi/nWrtfl aboutttor e bills? If ttils sounds Impossible, thert try a Shopper'* Loan and see how much better "•»WAV» Y• DUTarw aY • fOII...rwsaa • •. . lei•*" x« m+23 Bassssl ^a^Sjv It Is to shop with HFC MONTHLY MYMINT flANI ,cashi InsteaiJ of juggling is i) *.H-er SELLS CHAMP — Donald Knlffen. Jr.. 11, of a pile of bills, you repay » (6.97 (9.76 UB.15 BvWybody aeclaima our Jiffy Pleasant Veftey Rd., Mcrganville, departs with his 1,042 Household a small 19.60 36.31 monthly amount, Bor- 3*t Go-Jacket. Chuiel-ityled, topi pound champion. Shorthorn itaer which he raised this I1&77 20.90 2925 REYHOtDSwnv -59 drwie», separates. row confidently from aw. 21.94 27.47 38.59 year. The steer was bought at auction during the Stale Jet-Speed, knit^ng ,. - Urge 26.77 33.69 47.63 •ROOKSIINE;..,ALL PLAVORS • ^^ ^,^ aeodlej, I1 itrsnds of knitting 4-H Baby Beef Sale last week by Bambarger's £ood ^ Xik about Cr«llt IS worsted for Oils jacket in 2 Service director Leo JUIabon, left. "k: •••' ' ' lengths. Pattern 974: directions llzes 32-M; 35-38, ' vlci to Armtd tortuftttmnhMl Thlrty-tiv* cents (coins) for ICECREAM >89< thlftM^lvni r% add lO.eenH for each p*tt»rn for llt-dui mail. Sedd toJUur* Wlweler, care <* The Red {bank Register Needle- New Way Hit Extra J/H Sfanf Ottm 1kb Waak erattlM., P.O. Box Ml, Old hout Surgery* HO CeoinKin Avenue-Ptospw) £2000 Cheltei Station, New York 11, 1 VMM WMMMeaTy |WlRMfS MM w * , N. X'Pritt plainly pattern num- M«k twdMSs a( • 10 w. dr flNAST MaMa m ber.aaiM, address and cone, •,, uraiirowN ao thoronrt th»t nSerars made STWWP MEDIUM OllVH NfiWMT RAGpw SMOCKEO Mtoal.WntWt.mtnu Ilk. "Pll.a STUW1D LARQ1 OUVIS acceiaorte* plus 2M exciting hwllnr nbiUiw* *ftt thi1 aitoa- hara u.ixl t» b. * prabltm)", lahinf •bllltr *e .brink htnor- OWN STAMPS IXTRA eiW ve. roast beef dinner. Harry Dun- g .'Did you Eet an. Ideal GQO# Squad : In' honor of the Ladies' Of course your budget and herhaired beauties; colors are mosit reindeer, poinsettia, tree oraa can and Mrs. Rose Andrews were ; These «• *, ... Auxiliary was held last week. tastes will be determining factors fanciful in natural shadeshd , meats, stockings and so on from r Dr. and Mrs. C. Malcolm B. praised for their work in the various colon and patterns of oil "Merry Christmas." fund-raising drive. in sour final selection, but there well as tints. Ayes and muta- Gilman, Navesink River Rd., are Inviting selection! of a mul-Uons. Mink comes in a wide Attending besides Dr. and Mrs. g ! Middletown, were guests of titudd e of fuf r coats, stolesl , jackjk- range of exciting hues honor. Gilman, were Mr, and Mrs. Da whlte-to-bluej to browns-tc- vid Patterson, Mr. and-Mrs. H. ets and little accessories to help Frater DeCamp, president of you select just the right fur forblack. , the squad, was master of cere- E. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Even "JWlest angels" will monies. Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman luxurious fur stole or cape love a bunny hat, Jacket, muff Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Orris D. or scarf — they're never too Mrs. Esther Tompkins, retiring Steelman, Mr. and Mrs, Harry will transform Mrs. Homemaker •uxiliiry president, introduced Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Howard into a glamour queen; Miss Car- young (or too old) for fur. the officers who will take office Brey, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John eer will thrill at a fur'boa) scarf You'll be saying "Merry Christ- at the January meeting: Mrs. Duncan,' Mr. and Mrs. Charles petite cape of mink or other mas" loud and ciearly when yoi Michael J. Monahan, Jr., presi- McCall, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Rob- fine fur. find that Just right fur for youi dent; Mrs. John McConnell, vfce ert Iigon, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Miss CoUegienne will cheer special, someone. president; Mrs. Luke Penta, sec- Penta, Mr. aid Mrs. Walter Mewes, Mr. and Mrs. John J. McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kornek, Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Fehlhaber, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Let Kiddies Make liam See, Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Marker. Mrs., Monahan, Jr., Mrs. 1 Tompkins, Mrs. Roy Maxson, \..AN"A1UM6LW WBLB WEED...." Their Chyn Toys Mrs. Rose Andrews, Frazer, De- Camp, Walter KaU and Edward The pre-Christmas season can us from the Romans, who used Gare. . be a busy and constructive timethem during the winter solstlct Fire Chief Continuesor children. As they make up or Saturnalia. At this* time of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Fin- year, tate December, the Druids lay and Mr. and Mrs. William their gift listi, remind them that grownups and young chums will of ancient Britain gathered mis- R. Beatty were late arrivals at delight in receiving presents of tletoe for their sacred rites. The Criticism of Council plant was believed to be so pow- the dinner due to other com their own making. And it's a mltments. HIGHLANDS-Fire Chief Theo- erful that enemies meeting under tow! why the "fire department good way to have their fun at theit would lay aside their weapons •249^0 dore Chodnicki Friday took Is- jets blamed for everything thai same time. . ;oes wrong here." " and embrace. Hence our custom THE SUNT-0'MATIC* REUSSILLES' Five members of the San Fran- sue with Mayor Cornelius J. Gui- Such simple Hems such as oil of kissing under the mistletoe. cisco Warriors still live in Phila- ney, Jr., gver the latter's charges The chief said Borough Council ws not been moving fast enough cloth and rubber cement or glue Holiday Place Mats 36 BROAD ST. delphia in the off season. They can be used to make many many Make the mats by cutting out played as the Philadelphia War- that the fire department is hold- o rid the community of substand- ing up condemnation proceedings ird structures. very pretty gifts. Let the young- rectangles, circles or flower 410 BANK riors last season. sters decide which gifts they on substandard houses here. Mr. Chodnicki said departmen shapes from red or green ol The Cleveland Indians of 1962 went to make. Help m estimating cloth. From a contrasting col The mayor leveled the charges members' are angry over the fac the amount of oil do* and the won M games by a one-run mar- that one of the buildings dam ored or patterned oil cloth, cut gin and lost 21. yesterday after three such struc- few other things needed. circles to resemble Christm tures were damaged in a fire aged—a store—was rigged with booby trap by the owner. tree ornaments. (Circles a Wednesday night. The seasonal card is a rela- easily fashioned. Place a glasi The chief said, a fireman woul< Two firemen and the chief tively late developmentept. .I t ften on the oil cloth, run a pencil were injured fighting the blaze, have been Injured by the trap h h around the bottom of the glass the man had broken in the fronl to have evolved from the pien- BLUE QOAL The chief said the department mansliip cards issued at school for a', guide line, and cut.) Paste ioor to get at the fire. , the ornaments in pretty • si had,filed its reports on substand- The chief said the mayor.has during the. Christmas season. ard buildings more than six Used to test^ the student's pro- rangemeuts on the'place mats. admitted that he-knew about the Stuffed Animals: FRED D. WIKOFF CO. months ago "and that the mayor device and had failed to advise fidency w*h Ms peri, some knows it." were so welt done they took.Bie See that the children lo the department of it. Vf through' some coloring , He said he could not under- place of other gift*. • •• * " .•- RED BANK, N. J. By 1864 the custom of sending reading > books' for pictures these cards was well established animals and select the ones th leart Attack in England. It became so popular want to use. Make an outline Telephone SH 1-0554 Grand Jury in this country In Hie 187O's thatthe animals with tracing paper L, Prang and Company of Bos- and pencil. Cut out and use as htsl to Cager ton, broke the British monopolydie patterns. Place a pattern on Indicts Man LEWISTON, Idaho (AP) and began manufacturing cards oil cloth and cut two identtca Man Harris, 12,. Ctarfcstoh, la America. shapes. Sew edge*; together witf Wash., died of a heart attack yam, using an overcasting stitch. For Murder while playing basketball at the Greens tor decorations came to Leave enough.room open at top FREEHOLD — The Monmouth boys club In 'Lewiston Wednes- County Grand Jury handed up day night. Indictments here Thursday . The boy complained of stomad Superior Court Judge J. Edward pains while playing and was Knight. laid on a bench to rest. When his breathing became labored; frt* for you Rafael Solo Archeral, Elizabeth Club Director James Asker am St., Keyport, was indicted on others administered mouth-to charge of murder. mouth respiration while an am- GIVEANORELCO According to Prosecutor Vin- bulance was called. . GIFT QF SHAVING COMFORT! cent P. Keuper, -Archeral is Young Harris was pronounced charged with the murder of his dead on arrival at a hospital fV/ca^J to fit •vrypuntl foreman, Robert Burhans, 41, ofand Coroner: Wilfred buctos sale $1 Gulf Stream Rd., Middle- after an autopsy .that die World-famous Noralco Rotary Blades stroke town Township, in Keyport on had suffered a'coronary attacl Nov. 21. Mr. Burhans was fatal- off whiskers... no pinch, no pull, no irritation ly stabbed while trying to break up a fight in which Archeral was HEALTH CAPSULES involved, according to the prose- cutor. by Michael A. PetU, MJ>. IS SURGICAL REMOVAL OF Walter McGhee, 22, and Mrs THS.TWBOIP GLAfiP THE Elizabeth Rowell, 27, both of . tiNty CURE FOR AN Sylvan Ave.; Julio DeLevay, 27, PVEBACTIVB HP of Monroe Ave., all of Asbury Park; and George. Wright, 18, of East Orange, were Indicted on charges of murder. Look What Santa Left The prosecutor said the four Two beautiful yy are charged with the fatal shoot- Candles for everyone who joins ing of Walter Patterson, 42, of our Christmas Club for one dol- Adelphia on Nov. 23 when they lar per week or more, Come in' attempted to hold up his Wall today tnd you'fl receive your Township service station. candies as pur gift to you. ; State police said at the time of the incident that the woman had provided the men with a car. it's time to Stockings used as masks and the NO. FT CAN ALSO BE- guns used were found in a drawer SUCCESSFULLY TREATEP in her home, police reported. WITH A SINGLE SWALLOW James Foye, also known as OF RAPI0AC71VE I0PIN6 OR H- start your THl ULTIMATE IN tOXURY-NOHLCO 3O/5C 7870 James Ford, 32, ot South Fifth By VARIOUS ' flOATINO-HUD' SPKDSHAVIR. Finest shdving Instru- MEPICATIONS. Ave., Long Branch was indicted TOMORROW:GLA1JCOMA ment ever mode. Twin heads swivel to reach every curve on a charge of carnal abuse. HHMOpWMglml mikn. of the face. Self-sharpening rotary bladet. Motor adjusts The prosecutor said Foye is lli.no4irt««Mtob.ol•duarmtki I »speed automatically to beard. 110/220 Volts (AC/DC). charged with carnally abusing an 11-year-old girl in Long Branch | 1963 'Adapts to world-wide use. Deluxe travel caw. Aug. 31. HOME BARBER KIT-onother great gift to go with Jack A. Cooper, 32, of Heckle- FLUHR.'S-. your Norelco 30. Gives complete haircuts at hornet man St., Union Beach, was ia- dieted on a charge of indecent exposure. The prosecutor said hrtxi WANT rr WHEN % CHRISTMAS ! WORLD'S WWEST- , the alleged offense took place in (SOU NEED IT, SO-' | SEIUNO SHAVER-NEW / Union. Beach July 8. tU , NORELCO 20/SC 7920 '' Sherwood Taylor, 33, of Shafto .»* j 'KIMOP' SPEEDSHAVER® Rd., New Shrewsbury, was LET US , | Now or a new low' price. Indicted on a charge of assault. I XvO-UB Taylor is charged with assaulting I Handiome new design. Eaiy Patrolman"Edward Holden, of 'flip-top'cleaning. JlOvoIr* New Shrewsbury • police, at his I only (AC/DC). New zip. hoirik Sept. 14. Mr. Keuper said I pered pouch cat*. Patrolman ,'Holden went to Tay- -OUR- ANNOUNCING or's homel to arrest him for A TOUCH OF LUXURY speeding and, during an ex- FUEL OIL wi «• «•» iuyi«s iMTsmtr FOR THE MALE EGO change of words, struck the pa- • LOCAL THMM«ln »" * M '!*«> Ckrtibnit CM Ai- rf PREIEC —Pre-ihav« lotion trolman in the face. •Mull. Quick, efficient service for StlMl • alau to «M| ynr- lets up whisker* for George Sieburg, of Mercer YOU is our constant aim . . . MHI mi |al> uiti parted ihovei. Handsomt Ave., Spring Lake, was also In- dicted on a charge of assault and achievement. Call us for UU> M Wuur u« Mwlr. .iri> earihonware-type bottle. a prompt economical solution r-QIniU In M^T., 1M3 FINAll - Manly-ic«nt«d He too, Is accused of striking e to all your heating problems afler-ihav* lotion police officer. St.l* and* needs. and tkin-freihener. Sieburg, according to the pros- ISt.M ecutor, is charged with striking THE ISIJ* AND FOR THE LADIES- Spring Lake Patrolman Russel THE LOVELY Hurden, Jr., during the course of investigation In Spring Lake LADY NORELCO I5L/SC75U0 Oct. 5. The prosecutor said Hur- MONMOUTH COUNTY lnlwnt » Foully ClMffM Ml blad«i.Exqulillelydei!gn»d charged her husband threatened 4: In whlte-and-orehld -with to take her life, another charge NATIONAL BANK contained in the indictment, slmvlsted-sopptitr* mtdal. Member Federal Deposit liuuranct Corporation '••; • '''. • • •• l(on (AC/DO. lov»ty cow. The Portuguese • equivalent of _ Set Them Santa Onus Is "Pal Natal," pr Father Christmas, but he Is re- NOW ... 9 CONVENIENT OFFICES f Dtmonifrafmf garded only as an agent for "Menlno Jesus," the child Jesus FLUHR "A RED BANK NEW SHREWSBURY V LITTLE SILVER ? •OTMV IIAD1 SHAVIM who Is actually responsible tor Christmas gifts. "* KEYPORT ENGLISHTOWN ;; i ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS COMPANY, INC. I FUEL OIL i 100 t. 4Ind Slratl, Niw YoA 17, N.Y. Nor.lco li known ai ftillljhort la Canada and throughout Ih. ;.it cl Ihi Irtt world. It adds up! More and more FREEHOLD (2) - • HOWBIyL |O^5Hlr^ > people, use The Register ads each -. SHI 6IOO issue because results conn ' er.—Advert! tern eM. ttndtntd 1M. Court lor the weeks of Jan, 21 RED BAWK RBGLTOS Mm** Jte. 17, i*52-rll «?*•** aadtt. Feb. U and 25, March urn. ft* judge Warren County J us to a am wttl be tea- *. Pautte, Jr,/ - be tetnpft biUs ,. IMKW WilWil y assignei d to the Morrfi kln« hearing. Bat this fuallfM Uwrinee A. the Morris WHITE; reform wU now die unless »i* hear matrimonial matters, for County Juvenile,and Domestic lfA«HW6TON ^T» thb brief reliutitBtedby aneelalwrtof the Mercer, Somerset ami Hunterdon Relations Court fpr the weeks of On Mmor hiatus before the new Congesi Counties on Jan. i; 'rsplacJng]Jan.21 and II. Falling such a vote, trie com- Mercer County Court Judge CUf- gathers tare *ithtt« new Gloucester County Judge John 1 mittee will automatical be mv ton C. Bennett.; J. Kitchen will be temporarily ftyHALfOYU then are mounting omens that 1 packed all over agam andaa re- ttcutor * poft ' "Huaterdon County Judge Philip assigned to. the Esses County presMeni.'. Kennedy's principal turn to its old and cheerfully diy, will bt swor* R. Gebhardt will be temporarily Court for the weeks of Feb. 4 (AJfr-Thing* a open Mouth t unites teeth to ero- t new know if he sion from eJemeaU In the air. struggles, wig again be with the"antl-Kennsdy" position In many ,* Superior Court assigned to the Bergen County and II and April 1. matters, not onjy welfare'mat- Court- tor the weeks of Jan. 7 didn't open Ms mail: House c4 Repriseatittves - and Cumberland County Jt eotts the.average car owner Knaking ice cream that many ha will lose. tars. • • - MeConneJl, admin- U, Feb. 4 and 1 Debatable Vktorjr and 11, and April.1. about U cent* | mile to operate cone: "Happy^Jc-Uckeyl" AH that is now visfclssuggesis U* auto, but careful driving can rr Then la tDunS reason td'ime*- Gloucester County Ju Language ion: The expres- U wilill beb tm rleasltbspltablatl topitsWe to Court for the week* of Feb. U cut this almost in half. lon "Haywire*' comes from log- turn tbacapaeity of the present liaro/jB, Kramer will bet and Hi ud April U and 2. lf 'ptograms-W. McCormadi Alias Santa Clam: In Britain ging camp*, where wires that wu ** The temporary assignment of he's "Fatter- Cfariitmmu" bound hay bales were used for isaehnsetti. to' 1M«1 the added now to his forecast most committee puked. Worse yet, Somenet County Judge Leon In France "Pen Noel"... and all sorts of purposes,. . . Whan be another tp the affect that hla Gerofsky to the Warren CountyIn Russia. "Father Frost." removed from the hay, they be- from the Administration's stand- ^Har- court will be terminated Dec 17. purely economic leadership, too, point, even, if this could be ae- Prosperity note: Every sbdb came all mixed up-and the term will come under much hesvjer" at- • ** later began .to mean hut that. compUabed, -the true nature and SEE US FOR Ml McCoonell'i monthly report on American adult now ii a share- tack than be/ore. ',/_ vahie of the resulting victory r-"v—f • -^ — —-a a, .lai owner In according to 'the,! iof.An.:iand». the work of the court* ihowed It wu hard work being a bride As this correspondent predict- would be highly debatable. YOUR PHOTO NEEtt end March; U and 2J. they failed to keep up with the the New York Stack Exchange. in the last century ... A giro's ed some months ago, but with For the most heroic self-sacri- influx of new court cases of the Add definitions: An atomic trousseau often contained IN less confidence than now, there Ralph L. Alvta.R. flce and risk-taking will in any higher, time-consuming variety, scientist is • man whose Job it garments-end she made most of U the strongest question that he event be required of the herete- W« carry • »mp|»H e temporarily *s- but made smafl gain* In lower Is to make a mole hill out of a them herself. wlO be able to obtain that gen- Bergea County fore moderate Southern members court eates. mountain. Wisecrack of the weak: Many eral tax cut for ««to which he of the committee—Including one llnf.; of famous 'Odds: The odds against /our a man develops leg trouble after Is committed. He can hard)/ do who wu only added to it in the t'a perfect game of 300 in marriage, says actor Oscar so, that is, unless he consent!-to original packing. Representative Russia has given the new name B n tournament are 1310 of ni-v<«ri. T-S • * »K awrnament are I. Homolka, because his wife makes reduce federal spending Mr be-Carl Elliott of Alabama -to go or Virgin Lead eaun.i- * n.... mtfM->••. him toe the mark and toot the his Administration City, to a communitMhy, ofrfimmiu 100,000 i n WHB-I HUt • gOUST Us low along with Kennedy proposals the northeastern Kazakh* Soviet chance in W,000 of making a bills. would think tolerable — unless, this time. The reason is that the ^aaa- |*l II « « Socialist Republic. Its previous hole-ln-one on any given par 3Identified:' The real name of in short, he. concedes to Con- more or less pro-Kennedy Demo- PttrHW name, Akmoilnsk, meant White hole. Theda Bara, old-Urn* novie sress an extraordinary degree of crats were badly soared nearly Tomb. Did you* know that anonymous vamp, was Theodosia Goodman. control over his budget propot- all over the South In the elections W* Hat! Everything Is. of November by an angry tide of letter writers who lick the en- Aint. That-Just-Too-Bad velopes before sealing (hem can note: The Internal Revenue In both welfare, and economic conservatism aad-or Republican- ism; and nowhere more so than ,'-[&•&'•,"•'-. or mi faWEaaaat* | WHEN YOU noWbe trapped by a newly dis- Service reports there are only legislation it might he supposed THINK OF covered saliva test? 139 persons wte rsport Incomes that he will receive a somewhat in Alabama. CAMERA FAN The country with the most cur- " a million dollars a year or more favorable hearing from The long and short of It Is that rency per bead Is tiny Swifter- more. the Senate than before, since the while November's election heart- B W 1 land with $2Mj0 per person . .. on a tree near a Maine ' Senate will be a trifle more ened Mr. Kennedy u to most of DORN'S Photo Shop and the on* with the least is In- Democratic in tone. This, how- the nation, it plainly showed that donesia with 8.1S. "Anyone caught fishing fWafhaM taafnaaia i in mis private pond will be found ctnnot at best be more the South, Southwest and Far WCQ Veto Purifier, Our quotable notables: "The there the next morning." than a theoretical gain. For aWest pro-Kennedylon is a dan- THINK pF follies which a man regrets most more friendly general Senate at-gerous attitude to a politlcan. No In Ms life are those which he Bon mot: "There's a tran- titude cannot In say circum- matter what his position in the •,H 74273 «r SH T-M74 MECHANIKS didn't commit when he Sad the qulHier cheese dip now for folks stance compensate for the root •trv^ •# large* miV h# who Uke quiet partles."-^Arnold CKjr opportumty."-Hel«n Rowland. fact that he has lost ground in T «Don't gossip —It nay cause H. Gluow. the House, in more senses than Nat* S tooth decay ... The British Deo- Booming Nippon: Despite its one. post-war birth control program, Japan now has K million people Not only will the new House be . . . Jt ranks seventh In world slightly more Republican than test Sal? of population —after China, India, before, i in the mere measure, of the Soviet Union,. UnKed States, numbers. Far more Importantly, Indonesia and Pakistan. it will be concluiivety more'con- servative—not excluding lt« Dem- tiddities: Three fourths _ ocratic majority—in terms of bas- Americans have never ridden in ic reality. an airplane , . An octopus tiis / three hearts Paris has one The old "road block" to many JtAHKKT* bar for every 45 men . . . The Kennedy programs, to employ t JOIN OUR average person has three head hard used and dependable cliche, colds a year ... NO two zebras has been the House Rules Com- have exactly the same stripe pit- mittee. This group ii largely able tern . . , A very loud noise can to decide on Its own bat which "TOMAS AifAvknm mcu t OOWOM make you dizzy. bills shall ami shall not reach the r» House floor for a vote. Assisted EftftmtfcnMM.te.24Ui It was President Theodore by all the prestige, of the late pi HP. CHRISTMAS nOK'HOUKi Roosevelt who observed, "I think Speaker Sam; Rsyburn of Texas, tpnVilCT|m,l«c.f4li2t there is oAly one <{us)ity worse the Administration was able two U L U u ILM.TfllP.IU than hardness of heart and that yean ago to pack that committee Fri.,lM.2f.|'JL«.ti1ir.l. la softness of head." \S*H OW STAMPS Sit, IN. 22*1 JLI.it I P.*. Wittenberg Scholanbip WITH TM( NKHAH OF MM.,lK.24-l|Ll.tiir.M. Leadoff For Judy Jaeger SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — Judy Playmate Jaeger, daughter of Mr. anil Mr*. AMD Richard Jaeger, Hiateah Dr., ktin AT CoHs Neck, Is one of 50 Witten- Of 1962 (wry XfohfltTatiiy tnthiotA who u« have been awarded Wittenberg Alumni Honor Scholarships. FRH! 1OO The scholarships are renewable for four years if' the recipients S4H GRttN STAMK maintain an academic average fin! ION mtcvN anew AND of IS (3.0 Is "B"). The scholar- nMCHAK Cff A IANCAITR HAND ships are awarded each year to IAH» a group of outstanding freshmen. BUT nNftNKHA|f«FA4AtlCAST Stipends of the awards range HAM -69c from $100 to $1,200 this year, the UNCASTI* MAMO individual amount depending Om Pita Owtf Is- aaa* MlaU Craup CumiUm 5.18 npon financial need. • Students are awarded Alumni MR loo sftHoftm STAMPS HUB 100SAHPKKN STAMPS I 1EMLW Honor Scholarships on the basis Lam T« of superior high school records, la acMUH * ywr nrrf* itaa^ w*k .imE •• future academic promise, char- ptnfcaw W • C«tMd KNMMy CHICAGO - Laura Young, IANCASTB HAND TUWIY : IANCASTB BRAND HAM •nil HMT acter, personality, leadership M-yetr-oM beauty who graduated qualities, potential for future suc- from Red Bank High School In cess, financial need, and signifi-. Ground Beef 1956, has been selected as thecant contributions made in the leadoff Playmate in a 1952 field of .service. ti* I C view in the January Issue tss™ 3-1.29 Playboy Magazine.. , Students Take Part Miss. Young* a model, WM the magazine's Playmate In it In French Program WHI 50 S»H OKHN STAMPS PKEH M S«H GREW STAMPS October issue. RUMSON - Seven students In The former Roberta Llttrell, ma h *4hk)M rat»br ahapt»« advanced French at the Rumson- >»*••• W » p«lr ffcg. VWfW. U» *fc« purrfnn if she js the daughter, of Mrs. Ruth Fair Haven Regional High MYIOM HOSMRT $Z00 OR MOM M PMMHia MAI OtANOfJUKI UttreU. a Woodbine Ave., Lit-School recently attended a French tle Silver, N. J. Her grandfather, program at Falrleigh Dickinson Alex Wilde, Is the retirei d ppresi. University at Teaneck. lidtnt p Cofpofttion, Red Jacques Poujoi, assistant balm MM, DM. 14 b|>bwMaa,Dw.K BantN. J. counselor at the French Em- IWIC IfarftC Uak 1 CMaaa * 'I Plsyboy Magaiina refers to bassy, give' a talk in French, NShhAV Iifhe| h r as "languilid LLaura, whom and Daniel Dorian, French actor, we first met on the rolling green recited a number of French fables ||of a^goH course where she and poems. The Regional group HtBB SO S&ft ORIEH CTAMPS carded an > impressive M-15-M. then Joined with other New [(Since appearing as our Playmate Jersey students in singing French II in October, Laura has attracted songs. Mrs. Martha Vlcenii, re- a national gallery as a fashion gional French instructor, ac- UUCI BOOS loutUA t4rm»v 1 model. '/ . • , . companied the following stu- Miss Young wu born in River- dents: Judy Eberhardt, Norms view Hospital, R«d Bank, where Hall, Linda Holton, Ellin Kavner, I she later served as a nurses' Kathy Layburn, Louise Levensoo i *i" - : iMtlUvoaa jl aide. While at Red Bank* High and Susan Marshall. • •T SflejppiPiy JrVSaiECTk II School, she llvtd in Little River. •HsJMHMBMaaB l|ln her younger days, her family REGULAR ARMY I lived In Fair Haven and Red FORT MONMOirrH - Capt fRM M SUt OR0N'STAMPS flttti M FMB M MH ORiEN STAMPS Bankv •,.•.;•••:••••••••• •- John W. Lutsch, adjutant at U. S. Army Electronics Materiel Sup- And, Remember... pwrdtsM of i*t io4c CMS rniwi Mylt pmkaw tl«na 7* «*< «Ma WIYTHM BOT DlE* port Agency, wu sworn Into the VftOtNlA Ut rCI CMAM IDEAL ORKN BCANS , V tOIAlTUNA BURBAMK, CAJlf. (AP) - Regular Army by Col. Roman I. !| Songwriter Harry Barris, a mem- Wans, deputy commander of thi FirsI Merchants Is Th« ber of the Original "Rhythm agency at a recent ceremony at I Boys" with Blng Crosby, died Coles Area of Fort Moomouth. b|rimMM. bBln4Maa,Da i Thursday after a lengthy illness. Capt Lutsch Is from. Pittsburg, UmklCwaaa I He was Barris composed Pa., and now resides at M Mid- LARGEST U«it1C*»pM ll » rawly. 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1 B^LaaVsaBlHaatl^hEE^T aaJvaa I Et^af ^^^aafe^^L^pj ftaBBtas^MSBaaBBBBBl 1 42-Moaday, Dec 17, 1962 B£D BANK REGISTER Return* to England lecture on LUunu COLTS NEGK — Mrs May E. - jdbo Scott of In- James, a guest since August ot will Wguest lecturer at * Westley Van Schoick h son and daughter-in-law, Mr. of the Ayelet Chapter ot 1 Baal Brith Women this evening To and Mrs. Harry James, has re- turned to her home in Birming- the Keyport Synagogue, Broadj LONG BRANCH - The Jl boatd of directors. It WM $A*0h Married in Plainfield ham, England. , Auxiliary to the Long B ed by, Mrr. Donald Haauher, Scott will display linens Public He*tth Nursing Associa- presidents •' ••' .' /•: " PLAINFIELD — Miss Patricia Mr. Van Schoick attended Red Mr. and Mrs. James and their and tell how to (tore and care tion has contributed $1,500 to th* Mrs. Richard Acerra was in- Ann Dearing, daughter of Mr.Sank High School and is emchildren, Calvin and Craig, and ir them. association, proceeds from fund* troduced as ihe new chairman of iloyed by Gulton Industries, M-. and Mrs. Howard Eggleton show and buffet Rising.activities in 1982. the Junior Auxiliary for. 19& Th» and Mrs. Ernest W. Dearing, fletuchen. of Keyport and their grandson, An antiques South Plainfield, became the •pper are planned for /as. 30 at A check for the amount w»i auxiliary yvfil sponsor a, benefit Following a wedding trip, the Jeff Buhler, attended a bon voy- presented by Mrs. Myron TtJ- card party Jan. 21 bride of P. Westley Van Schoick ouple will reside in Plainfield age party for Mrs. James aboard p.m.,in Poet's Inn, Matawan. Howard Schiffman, Bucfc- madge of tha auxiliary it,a re- Mrs. Rsymond Iternay chai£ of Shrewsbury Saturday in King- 'here they wilt continue to serve the S. S, Queen Elizabeth in New tent meeting of the association's York, 11 Dr., is ticket chairman. nan pf tii senior aiudlltry, an- dom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. s Bible educators. nounced a luncheon and hat show for Feb. 14 la Joseph's, West Officiating at the wedding was anlc President Report* T the bridegroom's oldest brother, urvey of Adolescents t»ng'Brwph. :. ^ .•'•• •-•••! Theodore C. Van Schoick, as- Mrs, Dorothy Snety supervisor •istant ministerial servant of the ct'&u health center, reported that Lakewood congregation of Jeho New Era of Progress there were lit .nurses' visits vah's Witnesses. Pupils Blame Parents t^utda during November. ''.-. The bride was given in mar- Mrs. ,Snead also reported that riage by her father. She wore a For Women m seven student Bursts from Man- For Their Poor Grades mouth Medical Center; observed full-length, long-sleeved gown NEWARK - The progress ofWhich, in bygone days, denied with a fitted bodice and sweet- NEW YORK (AP) - What one becoming oversolicitous. Since Ihe »ia(lf nurses on bom* visits women in the field of banking is women opportunities for growth during November as part of th* heart neckline trimmed with se- 'actor is most often to blame for; adolescents are likely to be em- Indicative of "the new era inIn business, still thwarts bank quins. A crown held her short joor grades among high school barrassed by visits to the school, student iwrnlUE experienw. Stu- business," according to George growth in New Jersey. He specifi- o^lifrop the^ fairish Oub»t veil and she carried a bouquet tudents? Parents. parents should make inquiries L. Bielitz, president of the Mon-cally pointed to. out-of-atr of white carnations and roses. At least that's what SSO atdiscreetl- y during Parents' Days, mouth County National Bank, Mricttons" which'he said, lome adolescents said in reo-r at PTA meetings. (bead .said.' Saw Miss Sylvia Skyinskus was ted Bank. economic development ' Christmju prepttW fbf fami- maid of honor and Miss Heidi sponse to a survey taken by Dr. He must relate grades to the •tat*. Mortimer R. Feinberg, psycho- Mr. Bielitz spoke here receal win attend the Dniger served as bridesmaid. student's potential, and not' it a meeting of the New Jersey He .MM state and national CMoic:; Best man was Edwin M. Valogisn t at Bernard M. Baruch another's ability. bankinki g «thorittwhitt . businesbi s School of City College- of New Group of the National Association tlie board wUl'meet'again Jai? Schoick, brother of the bride- Above all, he must accept the >f Bank Women.' feaders, and impartial citizens' 8 In the Health Ctjitor.^Fflu.rth groom. Arnold Milke of Lake1, York. fact that the student in high Engaged to Miss Pierro study groups all had urged modW Maybe that's just buckpasslng. He reminded his audience that ficttfon of the New Jersey law la Ave. ••.,.. , ..,;.,,;,.„?,>• :\ wood was usher. school or a freshman in college It was not many years ago that Miss Dearing attended Plain- Dr. Feinberg admjts that parents is no longer a child. the public interest He also point- happen to be the nearest scape- they had to struggle to win the field High School. The challenge of being ed out that public spirited bank- SPEBQSA to Hold goats at hand. Still, the youths, Robert Finelli to Wed ipportunity to develop their ca- ers had recently studied the sitti- parent, says Dr. Feinberg, is in reers. have some valid complaints. RUTHERFORD — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Pierro of Grand ation in detail and had drawn up ChriitouM Party ' Among them were: switching roles. He safd some of' the tame) Evergreens' Ave., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss recommendations to enable New, MIDDLETOWN — Tsmoamf Inconsistency. One minute they 'He must be an autocrat in Elaine Pierro, to Robert A, Finelli, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- 'horse and buggy" prejudice; Jersey's bank* to break the the beginning, a benevolent shackles which* keep them. from, evening at «;30 the'Raritan-M^ ire scolding for better grades. thony Finelli, 179 Maple Ave., Red Bank. A dinner for the dletown-Chapter of th* Society despot in early childhood, and immediate families was held in the Casino DeCharlz, Totawa. providing fuller services tothe ] Pruning Now The next minute they are carp- for the Preservation and: Encour- Ing, or fretting because the stu-offer a form of democratic Miss Pierro is a graduate of Rutherford High School apd New Teacher ppublii c andd broader career oppor- leadership to a student in adoles- attended the Laboratory Institute of Merchandising, New York tunitietiti s fof r banbkk personnel l. agement of Barbershop Quartet dent has his nose in his books Singing in America will hold it* Is Advisable so much he is not getting any cence." City. She is employed as a secretary with J. P. Stevenj and Among special guests at the "resh air, or is not getting his Company, Inc., New York City. meeting was JosepJh h MM. Fettner, annual Chrlstnra* patty at the FREEHOLD — In many home proper rest. Mr. "Finelli, a graduate of Red Bank High School, holds a cashier of the Monmoutfi County weekly meeting place, McGulre's Grove,, Rt. M. . landscape plantings in the sea- Lack of Privacy. Fathers who Fraternity bachelor of science degree in economics from Rider College, National'bank. shore area, there are suitable insisted on blaring the TV, or Trenton, where he was a member of the Tau Kappa EpslloH the members of th» chapter plants for Christmas greens. mothers who constantly inter- fraternity. He also attended New York University. Mr. Fi- will entertain their guests with Some home owners may hesi- rupt in order to pass along some Gives Blood nelli is a sales representative with J. P. Stevens arid Com- Bank Promotes selection of Christmas carol* tate to cut greens from thei; gossip or even to offer some re- pany, Inc., New York City. sung in traditional four-part har- home planting for fear of in-freshments were listed as un- The wedding is planned for.May II. ;.' mony. RtfreffcffltsU will bt jury to the established plants. wanted parental distractions. To Help Boy Peter F, Beil served and gifts enchanget Any- County Agent Marvin A. Claris Social Engagements. Com- Stage Play for Children one interested bt baibtrsbop k*r- WEST LONG BRANCH - Tau TiSBURY PAtfk - Tie board says that judicious pruning ol mitting the youth to driving some- Kappa Beta, a Monmouth Col- r/Kmy it Invitetfto aiUad. some of the evergreens is seldom one home, volunteering him as |«f directors of, the Asbory Park lege fraternity, has been donat- and* Ocean- Grove Bank, at a. harmful. - ait escort for daughters ot hising blood to help keep a young StUDY SOPHOCLES mother's friends, or inviting mu- boy alive. Sisterhood to Sponsor (meeting last Monday, appointed. He advises: "The obvious timi tual friends to drop in without Peter F". Bell as assistant;'vice HA2L8f,~ A mm* Ot tha to prune holly, for example, consulting the would-be student The boy's father, who prefers president ' • /•: wK Btfols «*col*ic»72«BBpp of would be just about now, becausi are more faults of thoughtless to remain anonymous said, "I Railet <»-:aiscus<»:aic s two playlays ojojt the trimmings' could be used li owe these boys a great deal. If 'Aladdin and the Lamp Mr.' Beil, who Is' manager of parents. the credit department, came to Sophocles wu held recently in holiday decoration. Of course, 1 it had not been for them my son the home of Mr*. Benjamin: Pa- the holly is too severly pruned il Cast Iron Routines. Dinner un- might not be alive today. He RUMSON — The famous storyi Desmond Children's Theatre Dec. APAOG In April, 1959. In the fall $o, Herald Ite. will look a little unusual from alterably at a certain hour, lights from the Arabian Nights, "Alad- 26 at two performances—1:30 and of that year he was made a*< needs a pint of blood each month, THe grwip will meet again Jai the time of pruning until new out and bedtime at another, this and I owed the hospital 15 pints din and the Wonderful Lamp," 3:30 p.m:—here in Congregation Ustant cashier. Previous to join" Bnai Israel, Hance and Ridgi 1 t toil* home «t Mrs. BardsIejC growth starts next spring. On the on Saturday, and that on Sunand had gotten all I could from will be presented by the Mae: Jng the local bank, Mr,.B>':'• '•••• , them less? susceptible to Injun, mas Eve, thanks to the help of Theatre, a touring company o risburg, Pa. the way. members felt that they have an the officers and men of the Army from a load of wet snow som obligation to the college and the professional players with a grow- A 1958 graduate of Rumson- He should be interested in the Signal'School Regiment, here. ing reputation for children's pre- Fair Haven Regional High time during the season." student's work without pushing or community to help wherever pos- sible. Since Thanksgiving, when sentations, includes other mem- School, Mr. Lewis earned his about, 120 children from the cen-bers of the Fiedler family. The fraternity has a fine rec- varsity letters in four years ter were here for dinner, the chil- William Fiedler will play Ala of football and trick at Shippens- ord of achievement In the com-dren have been writing Santa, SPECIAL munity. It includes an annual din; Frank Fiedler, the magician, burg. During his senior year. care of the Signal School Regi- and actress Mae Desmond wi he was voted the most valuable collection for the Heart Fund, a ment, asking for toys. The men1 TUES. & WED.! blood bank for anyone in need, take the role of mother. Also ii back of the year on his team, are helping Santa to fill the re-the, cast will be Tavia Arnold, was nominated to the All Con- visits to hospitals at Christmas 1 Fabulous Beauty Offer quests and+iope to have at least Princess; George Callahan, Gen: ference teajn, and received time with "Santa Claus" distrib- two gifts for each of the children. uting gifts, donations of food and of the Ring, and Daniel Ryan, honorable mention to the 1961 BODY PERMANENT Personnel from the regiment Genii of the Lamp, stage'man; All-Pennsylvania team. candy to the needy during Easter, ger is George Callahan. Olv»h«r an emergency telephone system have been laboring during the Mr. Lewis was co-egptaih of WAVE last few weeks making plans for Faat and to aid their neighbors, and the The play, which begins In the track team and holds two Beautiful chaperoning of all weekly teen- the Christmas party they will forest clearing outride an "en- school records, one In high Perfect For sponsor at the Child Care Center. Holiday i age dances at the West Long chanted cave, winds up in thhurdles and the other in total Branch Community Center. 'The children range In age from magician's mountain castle. points scored in one season. stocking* TINTING, BLEACHING infants to 16 years. Advance tickets are being soli He is a member of Phi Sigma and TIPPING According to SFC, Daniel Lo- by Mrs. Herman Huber, Littl Epsilon social fraternity. Piano, chairman of the Christ-! Newest & Latest Silver, and Mrs. Morris Straus that FRENCH TWIST HAIRCUT Scouts Set mas party committee, entertain- Middletown, general chairmen. for Naturalness and Beauty ment will be provided in the form UN Publications of a variety show, which will in- Committee aides include Mrs. n*v«rrun S Events clude a magician and a juggler. Paul Kramer, tickets; Mrs. Bei BEAUTY SALON OAKHURST — Three major Aside from the many toys, each tram Feinswog, Mrs. Sidne; Are Available 10 Monmouth St. Red Bank Kramer, Mrs. Sy Friedman, Mrs holiday events have been sched- child will receive a bag full of RED BANK — Mrs. Mason De- Ilk* this JOHN'S Tor Appointment Cill 8K 1-1515 Leon Levlson and MrsMelvi. i uled by Monmouth Council of candy, fruit and nuts. Camillas, New Shrewsbury, pub- Boy Scouts. Lowenstein, president. lications chairman of the League The first event will be Thurs- of Women Voters, Red Bank Re- day, Dec. 27, when the Order gion, has announced the publics- of the Arrow Honor Camping Jon by the national league of a group will have its annual new series of bulletins on the banquet at the Elks Lodge, As United Nations. bury Park. Commander Thomas Entitled "Facts and' Issues,'.' •wise SHOPPERS J. Keane (USN Ret.) will be| the first, "The United Nations: the guest speaker. The Changing Scene" describes ARC 0OIN6 IT The Explorer division for the evolution in UN membership' scouts of high school age will and organization since 1945. have a holiday ball Friday, Dec. 1 The second, "Who Cares for 28, in Spring Lake Golf and Peace?" covers the UN's peace- Country Club. keeping activities and how they The annual scout commission- work. holiday partpyy will be held "Dollar Doldrums of the Unit- Sd in New York City Saturday, ed Nations" outlines the UN's Jan. 5. fiscal crisis and possible solu- meo END/RUN tions. . KEEPING UP-TO-DATE - ADVERTISEMENT- SEAMLESS SHEERS Add your telephone area code and full number to your Christ- mas cards and keep far-away Permanent Wave friends up-to-date as direct dial in this comes Into use. 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No other wave leaves the hair so lustrous, so LATEST DIVIDEND 4% soft and with such long, Jong 3Vf This revolutionary suggestion Cumsha, which > has come to popular and inspirational songs. for surgery theaters comes'from mean *jft*U'«lau, gifts, ,«r< bo- Dr. Andrew Tiodall, well-known nuses, i»" a Chfame -word as- anaesthetist and lecturer at sociated with the well payed, ap- Glasgow University. ; proach*" to,.an,clentlternples and "Instead of long, swirling, monuments. vtyete mendicants skirts," he said, "nurses attend- wait hopefully for a ^tittle.-gen- ing operations should wear tight, erosity. .» , , drain-pipe slacks and tight jer- In this country the cuouha is kins." the Ch/IsfrgM t/p, a not so In Britain, a jerkin is a short ,i»uent Cus^nx,tbat, grov»/ln tight jacket. complication, .confttilon,rarii;'fflf- Drain-pipe slacks are pants pense ft the bpmfijiakprs ,by the that hug the figure from the waist seasofl. . „»', ,' ,' , to the ankle. ' Since the, 17th CehtBr&wheo the Addressing a conference at the T I. J*. fTa^asu/e Promptness) Royal College of Nursing, Dr. really, bMau.to thrive, jjlmost all Tindall had other criticisms of tipping. Eu~4oft Its voluntary THE SINGING SISTERS, with the celebrated sing-piaster the operating room, saying: sense. Becaus* jome mujt de- Mitch Miller and their director, Sister M. Jeanne a"Arc, "Operating theaters are some- pend on them entirely for liveli- MISS MARY ANN GRECO, ' listen to a playback of one of the first "takes" for the times the dirtiest rooms in the hood, tips haye become painfully right, o] pcia'n Township), an- Dominican Sisters' new record, "Joy!," at Columbia Re- hospital, and the clothes worn by obligatory r' „. . , the women attending operations During the holidays, not only other member of the sisters' cording Studios in New York. are ridiculous. domestic employees, but anyone choral group. Miss'Grety en- "Their skirts send out a cloud who performs any service of any of bacteria—especially when kind has comft.tp rely on Yult tered the Dominican novitiate skirts are voluminous." beneficience to meet the Nga.cost in September. \ ' Record 15 Songs for Building Fund As for the theaters themselves, of Christmas in their *vn liouse- he said: holds. ,I« 4 Christmas: tip,- they By ELEANOR MARKO asked with a twinkle, "Are youGreco stated that it gives one a toe 'rejects'?" "real lift" in spirits to hear their "One day I shot down 20 fliei argue,' pny different than the N£W YORK - SWy.flveiuM with a syringe filled with chloro- r ' The record was cut Aug. 12 atvoices. businessman's annual bonus' f° cab be heard singing "76 Trom- form." jervices well tfcne? ' bones" on a new, long-playing the Columbia Recording Studios, A one million Golden Record record—and that man with a New York City. Mr. Miller had mark in sales is (he goal on To the astonished gasps of the Who G«U Whit? "- " beard is responsible. arranged to have the studio free "which the educational communi- listening nurses, he said: Thus.'tfe' honse' wife/ In 'good The record, "Joy,".produced in ori that day and also on the fol-ty has its eyes. Mother Leo Vin- I was once in an operating conscjence for ;the "betfertnent of both hi-fi and stereo, has been lowing Tuesday, if another day cent is mother general of th« theater where there was chirping next year's' strv)tts,"muit. wres- cut by a 65-voice choral group of were needed. It wasn't. They community, which is awaiting the from the ventilator. Birds, were tle with the complex problems of Dominican Sisters at Newburgh, neatly finished the 15 songs in completion of Aquinas Hall in nesting, there." how much to whom, and where N. Y. Now called the "Singing the single day. about a month. This further spurs He didn't sparesurgeons, to drawtt1* fine. '•' '" either. ; New Tensions, New Fiftfe Sisters," they were inspired to Sister Thomas Aquinas said the need for sales, which is a In larg'e'clry «partmftts she organize themselves into a choral that the choralers spent five challenge while the record Is still "I don't think surgeons are may 1*spareV thM by obliging group and produced the record, hours a day practicing all sum- being produced under their own clean enough," he said. ''I think supertatenflftfe who »e»a lists of to help finance the new $3 mil-mer in preparation for the re- label. we should strip down to the buff tpartmfent employets W the ten- lion academic building program cording session. Preliminary re- (skin) and bathe before opera- ants, incluttfixg' Us' Mrs name in me-News in '62at Newburgh which includes a hearsals began in February. The tunes Included are "Climb tions. Surgeons have a shower and "sufetsfeo^ amounts of cash By JOY MLTJER telisticftrvor. At the beauty shop from an overdose of sleepinpgg new novitiate and college build- The sale of records is being Every Mountain," "I Whistle a after, operations. That can only to be given td"«ach' person. AP Women's rij tiiey Insisted, QO pills and the movies' lost Its setings at their motherhouse, handled directly by the Domini- Happy Tune," "Choral Waltz," be for their own comfort" Authorities on apartment house symbol. . . Mount St. Mary-on-the-Hudson, can Sisters Community at pres- "So's I Can Write My Name." As for the gloves worn by sur- Women , about "Without a Song." "AUelujah,1 11 p p I n g,•< the; superintendents Other vital statistics include: Mitch Miller—the peerless man ent, In »n attempt to realize as geons he said: same,old things.: (Mozart),"Trees," "He's Got the "Gloves are quite useless. themgelyajs, say that dwellers areUvlng, getting a,man— for ' Divorces with the beard of Sing-Along much profit as possible for the g ^gg , building program. Whole World in His Hands," Every surgeon perspires in them counted pn.tt $he.U put approxi- If ki hi _ pjp, per- Mrs. Nelson Rockefeller, after fame—volunteered as flieir con- 1 or. If they had one, keeping him haps minkvbut inthefrdMmatic 76 Trombones," "Maria, «nd very often the gloves are per- mately 'i.'jlttcgiji bl j»,yeir'a ~ their children's futures. 32 years of marriage to the Newsultant, suggested the theme of Mr. Miller financed the first "You'll Never Walk Alone,"-"A rent fsr doorjnen, eleyatqr opera- little hearts, they longed (or a the record, and made the final 19.000 records, thereby eliminat- forated. So, sweat is squirted Iley added some new ' 1 York governor; and some movie Little Song of Life," "One into, the patient without the sur- tors, han'iJJBien,:|BiaUnien, pack- too. leopard!^ikinr coat'" selection of 15 popular songs sung ing the cost for these, and the Elizabeth ."or Eliiabi r-ruptures — Lana Turner, five dollar cost of the record goes World," "La Mer," and "I Be-geon knowing it" age room attendants, ja^d,thein- At the supermarket they col- Clooney, Janet Leigh, by the Singing Sisters—including lieve." selves. lected trading stinjpi'witli njUU- Jackie Ken n e d y were'ihoto- 76 Trombones." directly to the building fund. Sister Thomas Aquinas said the prefers to Red Bank Native Local Sales dole out'lnaividually isepec.te For that matter, a good many Sister Mary Paula is handling selections were all chosen by Mr. One of the Dominican nuns In Miller. to slip the strpej of a large apart- longed for just about anything the the choral group is a former res- the sales in this area, "Call us," ment from *ljr?o'$»''ijepen(ling First Lady wore — from Capri ident of Red Bank, N. J., and ashe says. "We'll be glad to ar- To quote from Rev. John C. • • • on iti luxury.' A""walk-up" su- pantj to wraparound sunglasses graduate of Red Bank Catholic range to get the records to you."Cannon's comment on the album perintendesf "can hope-ats. High School. She is Sister Mrs. Greco, whose husband is cover, "But enough for the writ- i HSa more than tt unless he also Cold Milk Advocated Thomas Aquinas who entered the owner of the Monmouth Oil Bunt tea word. Let us have music, J serves «i eWtuBemw, The serious-minded some- Dominican Order in August, 1948, er- Company, 38 Neptune Hwy. jfust as the Psalms cry out that i i delivered sMrepalrmam Ibenhe times scorned fashion and found •nd teaches English to high (Rt. 35), Neptune, also has made glory of God, so, too, will the 65 their outlet in picketing for peace. school Juniors and seniors at herself available as a contact blended voices of the Singing Sis- Others argued earnestly at Con- Mount St. Mary Academy. She ispoint for the sales, "I've sold 30 ters extoll (he stunning wonders T&titYrtlftrty so far," she stated. In her en-of God In their salute to the sea, 1 gressional hearings that women the former Betty Sloyan, daugfc From fl'toTJ ttouM be In the should be sent into space.1 thusiasm for the music rendered the mountain, the- tree, the world Christmas "tards' ol into!!}; per- ter of Jerome Sloyan of Trenton, >l 1 Mothers were besieged from all by the Singing Sisters, Mrs. —yes, and even the trombone,? sonnel* •'arbuna' hote1g'' or'-ipart and the late Mrs. Sloyan. Their nents,, or residences, for tlhtt sides. An eminent pediatrician in- former home in Red Bank, lo- sjsted tests showed babies thrived cated next to the Red Bank Cath- on iinheatedmfik just out of the psychologically better than $2 be- olic High School on Broad St., refrigerator, a new fangled was sold to a physician and is Adam and Eve TODAY cause' it's on the nearest side of tiieory many a mother vowed to now owned by St. James Church, *5) | have nothing to do with. which uses it as a high school CHRISTMAS PARTY, Middle- In Itnany resijenttfl communi- Having .weathered many library. town Township Auxiliary of Riv- ties, a volunteer often jamvasses another fad; mothers of teen- erview Hospital, 12:30 p.m.. Sister Thomas Aquinas* broth- Out of Gear Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, her block' for sums' to be divided agers faced the newest cheap er is Rev. Gerard S. Sloyan, a among the postman, paperboys, Kings Hwy., Middletown. kick; glue sniffing. And the priest of the diocese of Trenton (Do you have a personal it can probably.be.:traded back milkman, the grasscutter, etc. MBS, JACQUEUNE KENNEDY Twist, in spite of detractors, was question or problem? Send it PRINCETON TRIANGLE ELIZABETH TAYLOR and head of the department of in for the stick-shift version CLUB, "Ahead of the Game," This Srytem breaks^, down,-.how- still popular at year's end. Marriages * religious education at the Catho- to Adam or Eve Lowell or without much cash, outlay. everj', when neighbors^tMf. 6am- both, as you prefer. For a per- MCOSS Benefit, 8:30 p.m., Ctrl. If there vits unanimity on any- Prince Juan Carlos'of Spain, lic University of America, Wash- .' ^* .••.--. Adam ton Theater, Red Bank. petinf servict; peojie., ^ 1 •;. \ thing, it was that Dr. Frances 24, and Princess Sophie of ington, D. C. Her sister, Sister sonal, unpublished reply, en- ; Films Or he may be able to trade Otters on thegtowlne; fet of Kelsey was the heroine of the Greece, 23, honeymooned in this Mary Stephanie, the former Jean close a stamped, self-addressed even with a private party who- Chrispnas recipCen|a-1«cTudeihe year. She was the U.S. Food and country. Sloyan, is a member of the Sis- envelope. Mail to Adam and has a stick-shift and wants "• Pupils in Hazlet delivery boy. baby sitte/f, OllBayaria Drug Administration medical of- Zsa Zsa Gabor took her fourth ters of Mercy at Georgian Court Eve, c/o this newspaper.) automatic one;, let him : Ing Woman, handy man, even ficer who stubbornly held out forSparrow, French chanteuse Edith College, Ukewood. Another sis- ads in..the local paper. Me; To Give Play bakerV ladv who always tosses in 14 .months against Impossible Piaf, 47, and Theo Sarapo, a ter, Miss Virginia Sloyan, is DEAR ADAM AND EVE: while,' both" of you should avoid HAZLET T- Students of the a fe#« ' odds to bar thalidomide from the Greek ex-hairdresser, 23; Lotte working at Peace Corps head- My husband and I have been shifting, the blame to each oth- Middle Road School will, present All -will be merrier with from American market. The sleeping Lenya, 64, widow df composer quarterdln Washington, D. C. married almost two years and er. .- ' •». ••" . '•:• a program, "The Toys That Had $1 toj$5, depending oajaWUty to pill later was blamed for the de-Kurt Weill, and Russell Detwiler, Dominican Novice we have one child. We are jusl to Wait," during the meeting of giveknd value of services re- formity of thousands of babies 37-year-old American impression- Miss Mary Ann Greco, daugh- barely getting along on what my the Parent-Teacher Association ceived. in Europe. husband earns at work. Recently tonight at 8 o'clock in Raritan ist painter. , ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. DEAR EVE: . 'it-,' brtse. Dr. Kelsey was the undisputed Outstanding Artists Greco, Wickapecko Dr., Ocean we bought a car with an auto- Township High School. matic shift. All of a sudden he I've liked a boy for nearly a Although not even an apple for ^ •) year's heroine, but actress Eliz- The year's outstanding woman Township, who entered the novi- rear, but had my first date with ..Tl chorus will also sing under a^pted by theabeth Taylor was unrivaled in authors were probably Katherine tiate of the Dominican Sisters in decided lie doesn't like the auto- the direction, oL Mils, Marie matic shift and wants to replace ibn just the other night. Wa are Florence Ber- the role of siren. Her carryings- Anne Porter for her first novel September from Mount St. Mary both 16. When he brought me Giaramita, music consultant. on with her leading man Richard 'Ship of Fools," and Rachel College of Newburgh, also Is oneit with a stick shift at a cost of Johnny's about $600.1 told him if he goes home he tried to kiss me. I Burton during the Interminable Carson for her controversial of the Singing Sisters whose didn't let him because I cWt'be- JANUARY MEETING whetfier he filming of "Cleopatra" in Rome "Silent Spring," an attack on voices are heard on the record. ahead with his brainstorm I am going to leave him. I need things lieve in kissing on the first date. KEYPORT — ^Penelope Stout In tte case was clucked over and avidly fol- irresponsible use of pesticides. Miss Greco is a I960 graduate Chapter, Daughters of the Amer- policejman at tfie here at home, and so does my Now I'm afraid he's going to be lowed by almost everybody, from Playwright Lillian Hellman and &St- Rose High School, Betmar. mad at me. Should I have let ican Colonists, wlii meet Jan. 11 or tk| bus,.' ' * housewife'to cab driver. The little girl. I can't seem to talk painter Georgia O'Keeffe were The singers, under the direction him?; in the home of Mrs. Vincent Ap- bad Vm enjoyed .what he heard that on and I get ready to retire, she And the United States got an- Elects Officers begins complaining about aches other lady ambassador: Mi's. pi soloist throughout the metro- he got up at the end and led the 747-4422 polltan area. HIGHLANDS - New officers ofand pains. Now don't tell me to Eugenia Anderqon, to Bulgaria. whole auditorium In song; sore take her to a doctor for a Ambassador Frances Willis was Mrs, Leon Reussille, Jr., will be arm or not. the Ladles' Democratic Club were elected at a recent meeting hifckup; she's been to them all! appointed in 1961 to Ceylon, chairman of hostesses for the Mitch's Term and don't tell me to go see a where- she copes with the for- meeting.: Assisting'will be Mrs'. According to Sister Mary and Christmas party In Bahrs' Restaurant. minister or marriage counselor. midable Mrs. Bandaranaike.' Leon Reussllle, Sr., Mrs. John Paula, principal of St. Mary's What I need ia another wife. In the world of women there M. Langenberger, Mrs. Lawrence School, Wickapecko Dr., Ocean They are Mrs. Harry E. Beyer, was tragedy, too. , Suuville, Mrs. David Gardenier, Townnhlp, she was among the president; Mrs. Loretfa Mc- TV Widower The world lost Its First Lady M«. Frederick Wilcox, Mrs. "rejects" who attended the per-Mihon, vice president; Mri. Dear TV Wldorer: Leon Conrow, Mrs. Howard Man- formance, The term "rejects," Peter Slgmund, retiring presi- What you need Is a broken when'Eleanor, Roosevelt died at 468 Broad St., Shrewibury the. age of 78,' The! Dutch ,to«t ning, Mrs. Clarence Gale, Sr., she said, was that of Mr. Miller dent, who Was named secretary; TV set, and at the rate she's Princess Wllhelmlna,., »2, their Mrs. August Oerdes, Mrs'. Peter who turned from conducting die Mrs. Alton Parker, treasurer, and using it the picture tube may Dally • to S:W . queen for SfCyear?. , Duma, Jr., and Mrs. E. J. Hap-choral group, faced the audience Mrs; John L. Dedrlck, corre- soon'givfrop the ghost. ' ; • Marilyn Monroe died at 36 good of other Dominican sisters and sponding ifcretary, Adam and Eve J Wins i Lakewood Defeats Bucs, Middletown Edges 46-39, in Gass A Opener St. Rose Clubs Bankers, 90-52 LAKEWOOD — Lakewood High nine points in a row to shove out Brick Twp., 64-61 School's hot shooting in the first front, 15-5. Bill Carlone, Buc cen- MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - ter, dunked a field goal, but the Branehers Beat Asbury, 63-59 Coach Dave Wlrth'i -Middletown half was enough to hold off Red Piners went on another spurt and Township High cage team opened Bank Friday night as the Piners racked up eight quick points with • ASBURY PARK - Red Bank ield goals and a pair of fouls. had two other cagers In twnighto s with the finals set for ita 196243 season on a success- scored a 46-39 victory here in the Jim Morgan firing in six markers High School opened its 1962-63 Gallagher was high for thfigurese . Dec. 29. The winners will play Giants, Bishops with 18. markers. The for the top spot and the two ful note Friday by posting a 8441 Class A Shore Conference debuts for a 21-7 advantage early In the basketball tourney competition This was the 23rd Round Robin second. The Piners .went on to Wave had three other men in tournament. However, this losing teams in the battle tor triumph over Brick Township on of both clubs. take a 16-9 quarter edge and a Saturday night in the Round twin figures, while the Bishops tourney will be held only, two third and fourth position.' the court here. At least Red Bank didn't fall 28-16 lead. Robin Tournament at Asbury It was also Brick Township's Packers way behind in this encounter like Park High School, and it wasn't opening game. The game was a the Bucs did against St. Rose in After playing a 13-13 third quar- Shore Conference A Division en- the Round Robin tournament Sat- ter against the Piners, Red Bank a very pleasant debut for Coach counter. urday night. Coach Bill "Waski" took the edge in the fourth with Bill "Waskie" Sweel and his Middletown trailed by one a • 10-5 scoring quarter. In hold- Win Sweel's unit jumped out into an Buccos. St. Rose dumped Red point at the half, 29-28, but ral- ing the Piners to only five points early 5-3 lead but just couldn't lied into the lead early in the ASSOCIATED PRESS in this period, the home team Bank, 90-53, in the preliminary hold it. The Piners came on with third quarter and never feil be- failed to make a field goal, al game. Green Bay clinched the western hid five points were picked up at the hind. conference title and set up a re- In the nightcap, Long Branch Lions from Middletown Foul line. The rallied late in the fourth quarter posted a 1614 edge in the third mati with the New York Giant* Second Half Lakewood had an iron-man to dump Asbury Park, 63-59. quarter to take command and for the National Football League team in action with the starting Coach Sweel for some reason wrapped up victory No. 1 with a championship Dec. 30, at New five going all the way. Dick started his reserves, but not Rally Wins 20-16 margin in the final eight York on the final Sunday of die Madresh was high for Lakewood for long. St. Rose rolled up an minutes of play. season as records tumbled from with 12 points. Bob Kowitt and 11-0 lead before Sam Cureton ' Bob Glrardin, who sparked the For Wave im Morgan tossed in 10 anddunked a foul shot with over two Lions in the lint half, was high coast to coast. FREEHOLD — A spirited sec- eight points, respectively, for the minutes gone in the first quarter. scorer- for the winners with 18 The Packers didn't have to ond half rally gave Long Branch winners. In fact, it wasn't until three points.' Ken Bullivant and Jim beat Los Angeles but they did, High School a 55-44 victory over Eddie Winrow and Sam Cure minutes were almost shot that Hargrave, who led the Middle- 20-17, for the word already had Cureton scored the first field Freehold Regional in a Shore ton were the big guns for Red town rally in the third quarter, been received that the- runner-up goal for Red Bank to make Conference A Division basketball Bank with 18 and 10 points, re- also finished in double figures Detroit Lions had lost to tha Chi- the score, 14-3, at that time. clash here Friday. It was the spectively. with 10 and 11 points, respective- cago Bears 34). The frustrated Verga Gets Hot opening contest for both Group The thrill of the evening came ly. Lions, only team to stop the 4 teams. in the Junior varsity game which Bob Verga, St. Rose's star Bob Neumann, Brick Town- Packers in the 14-game season, The Green Wave took over a Red Bank dropped, 48-46. The re- held over from last year, made ship's high scoring junior, was had to settle for a Jan. 6 date shambles of the game by scor- 1 37-35 lead when Tom Schlegel serve Bucs were trailing by 12 high man in the game with 30 with Pittsburgh in the playoff ing 38 points to add to his higl) tank a basket as the third period points at the start of the fourth markers on 13 field goals and a bowl for runner-up teams at closed. A 10 point spurt early in period and then rallied to knot scoring total of 51 points the quartet of charity tosses, night before against Point Miami. . the final session sent the winners the score at 4646. In the fina Victories by the Middletown Pleasant. Verga had racked up Into a commanding 47-37 margin five seconds the Piners managed junior varsity and freshman In the course of the Packers' Big Men Foul Out to get the winning points. 28 point' in tne first ha" and clubs gave the Lions • a three- victory, witnessed by 60,353 at Bill Horiacher was high for the then sort of romped along with game sweep of the series. The The Colonials were finished the Lot Angeles CoHseum, Jim Buccos with 24 points. ease in the second half before Lions JVs dumped the Brick jun- " , \ tZ when their two big men, Jesse Ta v to league record Bed Bank (39) Lakenood he was taken out in the final iors, 5644, after the frosh ran *' • e Brodie and Darnell Perry, fouled (1 PP quarter with a tumultous cheer by icoring his 19th touchdown out in the final period. After that o rr over the Brick yearlings, 72-36. 8 2 lSlKowIlt 3 * from some 1,000 cage fans in and Green Bay set a new High t'..e Green Wav took complete 2 0 4|Cannon 2 4 Both clubs will meet A Divl e 2 0 4Polltl 3 I) the auditorium-gym of thft Bish- control of the boards and the ball sion opponents tomorrow night for first downs In a season, 281. 4 3 lolllorjan 5 0 10 ops. FIGURING THE DEFENSE — Eddie Winrow, Red Bank High School eager, ii doping game. Davis 1 0 2 Mldresh 5 3 13 Middletown is host to Red Bank Y. A. Tittle, the old bald eagle Kochen 0 1 II The Buccos never even came out the defense moves of Dick Carcich and John Hopkins of St. Rose's basketball Al Jordan was the big gun for Kehds 0 0 0! while the Green Dragons enter- of the New York Giants, topped close to St. Rose as they trailed tain Manasquan. Coach Bob Walsack'i team, rip- 1ooo7 B 3!0 18 10 <9 club in Saturday's Round Robin tournament at Asbury Park High School. St. Rot* won. the league mark for touchdown Red Bank 1 1039 27-11 at the end of the first, and Brick Twp. (tn MIMtelnra (M) passes la a season with 33 by ping home 21 points. Jordan kept Lakewood ....12 18 13 52-29 at half time. At the con- OFF n f Officials—Van Lenten. Wolf. gcotl « 7 ltlOlramin I II throwing six in the Giants' 41-31 the wave in the contest as the clusion of the third quarter St. Neumann 13 4 30|Novembr* 1 3 S Wftlnberg O ? 2 Davenport 3 3 9 decision over Dallas. The Giants home side led 26-23 at halftime. |Rose had a fat lead of 75-38 be Neptune Beats Tremble/ 0 O OlSnover 3 1 had some anxious momenta until Charlie Nelson and Tom Oliva 'ore Pat McCann started insert Reiser O O OIBulllvanl S O Raritan Wins Hoffman 0 O OlPoulki 12 4X-Rays proved negative after dotti started to hit in the second ng reserves from his bench. Thorns 3 3 9 Htrtrave 5 1 SI half to give Jordan some help. Indians, 68-57 Ziychek O 1 l| Tittle was taken to a hospital At one point in the third Nelson wound up with 10 points, •TOMS RIVER - Neptune, de- a 15 si with a badly bruised back. The while piivadotti and Schlegef With 27 period St. Rose was firing in BrlcK... 5 14 14 II—«1 Giants, who clinched the Eastern points at a fast clip, outscor- fending Shore Conference A Di< IIUUICIUWII «...... _...... 4.141 1*4 1IV« 430-4U 4 each had 7. ortlclals—Bucklewlci, Fraterriso. Crown two weeks ago, wound up Barry Bromell was the high Seconds Left ing Red Bank, 10-3, with Cureton vision champion, and runner-up with nine straight victories and a getting that one basket from the man for the Colonials with 13 RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Bill in the Group ill race in the 12-2 record. corner. Sweel's men did points. Perry picked up Janharone's two-pointer with 27 NJSIAA- tourney last season Henry Hudson Tittle completed 10 passes to markers. managed to take the scoring ad- seconds left climaxed an uphill vantage in the final quarter, 15- started on it winning ways again Alex Webster for 155 yards In the Fr-- -M earned a split when struggle that gave Raritan Town- 12, but they were battling most when the Fliers dumped Toms Giants' triumph. He might not It-; ^ won a 49-34 contes Drops 1st Tflt ship High School a dramatic 55-54 of the Purple Roses' reserves have set the record if Ralph over Wave reserves. John victory over Madison Township River, 68-57, in the opener for Guglielmi, his replacement, hid Mitchell and Bob Ivory each here Friday. It was Raritan's both clubs here Friday. On New Court not suffered a right knee injury had 13 points for the Colonials. first varsity basketball contest. Asbaiy Park (SI) Lour Branch (113) Two veterans of the '61-62 in the final period. Tittle was G F P O F P HIGHLANDS - Hoffman High Bernard Nelson scored IS forCoach Don Czok's Rockets were Tomalno « 3 14 Jordan • 8 2 21 team, 6-2 Bob Davis and 6-5 Lee supposed to have been through 8 J 18 OllndUU 3. 4H School of South Amboy, spoiled the Wave. down by ten points with five min- Davis, (no relation), paced the for the day but he came back B 0 10 Greenwood 4 3 1 Henry Hudson Regional's home Freehold (441 Lonf Braach (SSI utes to play, but suddenly found O'Dell 3 17 Nelson ,361 Larry Hennessy-coached Fliers and broke the record with an 8- O FP G Fl Starrett 2 2 e Qresh&m ••«!>• O ' basketball debut, pinning a 77- Brodie 0 2 2IJordan I ITthe range to pull it out. Vandersloot 0 0 0 Schlegel O00 to victory with 18 and 20 points, yard toss to Joe Walton after Bromell S 3 13iareenwood 0 71 setback on the Explorer five Kemp 1 0 2|Belllnjer 1 KerahaKershaw 2 0 4|Abe| l , "-* 0 4 respectively. running for a first down, the play Ron O'Neill, who paced the win- Krlstowlc: 0 O ojCaldwell 2 2 6 Friday evening. Perry 4 1 Wonts 1 ners with 31-points, fouled out on which he was injured in a fall Farreli 3 1 7INelson 4 7 59 *3 7 Neptune held a 40-35 lead at1 The Governors went ahead in Rooney 1 2 4 Schlensl 2 during the exciting final mo- Asbury Park _ ...14 18 15 12—«9 on the ice. The Giants also set Broeavich 1 3 5Ollva(JottI 3 ...14 16 8 25—63 halftime and posted 14-11 margins the third period and maintained Major 0 2 2|Aoel 0 ments, but Jannarone effectively Long Branch an NFL club record for a season ornciaii —Yohn, Zuber. in both the third and final quar their advantage until the final Fenn 0 0 OlCtldwel! 0 took up the slack. Jannarone fin^ with 35 TD passes, two by "~RHI Bank (Ml ters to ring up its first victory buzzer to take the first game Guglielmi. IS II 44 IS 17 » shed with 15 points. O FT Freehold 111 1515 9 9t9-tii 15" 8 38!Wlnrow « 3 15 of the new season: Neptune's ever played at the new high Lonr Branch 133 10 It 18-41845 O'Neill was effective with taps Hiatky ft O 16|Carlone 4 1 pressing defense accounted for school. Officials—Carlo. Mclntyre. and jump shots and assisted Al 0 0 n[Mascola O 0 Lou Michaels, Pittsburgh's fine 5 2 12|Cureton 7 3 17 most of the Fliers' second half Coach Dick Fosko's team held defensive end, added to the NFL Jablonski with the rebounds. Jim 5 4 MIMllnaon OOO points, the Fliers scoring on a 22-18 lead after the opening field goal record he set last week Welsh came in during the Rocket 0 0 OIKocen OOO 1 I) 2KeMe 4 !» layups following steals and inter period, but the winners cut the by kicking two against Washing- CroydIoc n Hall uprising to play a fine floor game. O 2 2|Davls 10 2 (I 3 2|Delss 0 0 0 cepted passes. edge to a lone point at half- ton for a season total of 26 in the Madison won the jayvee game O O Ol-Johnson OOO Neptune pulled away in the Ii time. Steelers' 27-24 triumph. George by a 57-47 score. Tom Moriarity O 0 OIRelsen O I) 0 Drop>ss Tilt To 0 1 llCoyle 0 0 0 nal minutes to record the victory. The Governors' Many Formoso Izo came -through with three scored 12 for the winners, while Byrnes 1 1 3|Wllbert OOO O O 0| ' Toms River closed the gap to two and Ken Walker began to hittouchdown passes for the Red- Jim Campbell tied ten for Rari- points in the final stanza before with regularity in the third skins. South River tan. 35 20 BO St. Roje .27 25 25 12—80 the Fliers' ball-hawking tactics period to send the visitors into SOUTH RIVER - The loss Raritan opens its B Division Red Bank . 11 16 » 15-J3 St. Louis and Philadelphia set paid off in key baskets. a lead they never relinquished. of three regulars with less than slate Tuesday, entertaining Mata- Official*—Carlone, Dahrouge. a single game passing record of three minutes to play ruined a WHERE TO GO — Pete Kehde, Red Bank High School Jim Kearny led the losers with Wahler was the big gun in the 8J4 yards before • the Cardinals wan Regionalg . second half spurt, tallying IS of Croydon Hall rally as the acad MadisoMdi n(SI (SI) Barium (15) Verga, who was the spark for 19 points. Rich Yeager. and Bil finally won 45-35. Sonny Jurgcn- a F eager, it trying to dribble out of a situation in the Reri his 22 points. Formoso was'the emy cagers dropped a 54-43 de- 5 4 HIO'NeHI ' O FPSt. Rose last year when the Morley each had 14. sen hit for five touchdowns and cision to South River High Bailey 0 1 llJannarone school won the state champion- Bank-St. Rose game Saturday night in the Round Robin Nrplan* (1188)) Tomi Rlvrr (97) game's high scorer with 25 419 yards on 15 of 34 and Charley Dopp 4 4 12 Cuiano School here Friday. It was the 1 5 7lBaumann ship, tossed in 15 twin counters Tournament at Asbury Park High School. John Yielkind, n rrr o rr points. Johnson threw two TD passes- 3 8 HIButka and eight free throws for his 1 O 2|Morley 1 111 Byrne Collects 2t and completed IB of 33 for 386 second straight loss for Groydon Divli 3 0 6|Wellh St. Rose eager, is ready to block a past with Phil Wickis, 0 2 20 Garibaldi 13 5 Hall. 38 points. Three other cagers on 7 4 18 Kearney 6 3 IS Dan Byrne, a 5-6 junior, hit- of the Cards' passing total of 415. 16 22 51 30 15 65 the winning squad hit double 22, St. Rose, coming in to assist. At left is Willie 1 111 YencMck 1OI 32 7ting mostly from outside, was South River held a 27-16 half- MisoMadisonn Townshiwnship ...1JJ 17 177 . . &-B4 Carroll 4 0 SRlcketta 71 3O 7H Johnny Unitas connected with Raritaan TownshiTonshipp XIXI 1» It 11SWigures including Ron Hlatsky, 3 1 7 Tetter 7 O Hudson's scoring leader with 20 time lead, but the Hall five cut Offiil Lb It 1S-W Davis of the Buccos. St. Rose clobbered Red Bank, 30 8 99 -a 13 Si four TD passes in Baltimore's 42- the margin to a mere four points Officials— Lowenbtrf, Luclsano. 16; Phil Wicks, 14, and Bill Neptune J3 17 14 14—88 points. Joe Nappo and Mike 17 victory over Minnesota as the 63-59. Toms Hirer. __ 14 21 1 midway through the final period. Drescher, 12. each chipped in with 12, Colts came from behind with 28 Officials—Zuber, Cordinaa. while Mike Jackson, had 11 mark- At this point Bruce Heath, Dan Scoring Sparks points in the fourth period, after Pam Schneider ers. ' Wall and Tony Brennan all Cureton and Eddie Winrow trailing 17-14. fouled out to kill whatever hopes Hoffman also won the jayvee were the scoring sparks on the game, 47-41. Hudson's Larry Jimmy Brown scored both the visitors entertained. Cops Senior Buc squad with Cureton leading Wall was the high scorer for Gerald! scored 17 points. Cleveland touchdowns Saturday he way with 17 points, and Win- Henry Hudson launches its Bin the.mud at San Francisco as Croydon Hall, tallying 13 Event in NASFS row 15 tallies. Kehide, a new points. Heath had 12 and Bren Division campaign next Tuesday the Browns edged the 49ers 13-10. ASBURY PARK - Pam ace on the Buc varsity, turned facing Keyport at Raritan Town- nan, 11. in a fine game for Coach Sweel Wes Bomba paced the winners Schneider, a 14-year-old Elberon ahip High School. GYM MEET CANCELED girl, won the the senior ladies and he, too, scored in double HoHmu m vuw naium an with 19 markers. Alan Dustal figures with 10 markers. rfFP o r FREEHOLD — Saturday's had 13. event in the North Atlantic Sub- Drill S 2 12 Nappo 6 0 1!scheduled gymnastic exhibition sectional Figure Skating Cham- Formoso 9- 7. 25 Smith 2 5 0 South River made It a clean Woods 4 0 S Jackson 3 5 11between Freehold Regional and •weep winning the jayvee clash pionships which concluded a Branchers Win Lange 0 6 SV"™ (I O 12Morris Hills Regional High three day run at the Casino Ice Nary 1 0 2 Aihuck 2 O with a 45-24 romp. Ed Segal Long Branch defeated the Wahler 8 « 22 Byme 8 4 2HSchools at Morris Hills, was had 11 points for the Hall re-Palace yesterday. Bishops with a late surge after Relck 0 2 2Orti 113 canceled due to cold weather lOawler 0 0 0 lerves. The pert redhead, a former Asbury Park had gone ahead and the unavailability of the- 27 23 77 28 15 71 Croyooa Hall (43) South River (Ml Rumson resident whipped 12 52-45, earlier In the period. Hoffman 18 17 31 21—77 host school gym. Freehold' firat n rr HHenr yH Hudwn";::: 22 H 17 1S-71 TVjoloy 20 3 3 other skaters including defending The two clubs battled closely 22 H 17 1S71 meet is scheduled Dec 28. Feehan 1 1 3|"iomha « 71 champion Joya Utermohlen, New Official!—«chellenier. Carhart. Hralh < ' l Harrli 3 3 throughout the four periods and Wall » ' winustal « 1 1York, to qualify for the Eastern Brennan 5 1 11|Wolclk I) 0 Championships Jan. 10 In Phil the seven-point margin posted by CKVanauxh (1 (I .OGarzan ] 3 o ni adelphia. Miss Schneider won the the Bishops was one of the very Bullllvai n I O «| National ladies novice figure Rumson-F.H. Whips few times there was much 17 9 « 19 1« 5 skating championship in Boston Croydon Hall 11 « 13 II- margin on either side. Bouth River II 11 II 13-5 last February. Officials—Bolls. Slal. Nearly 100 skaters from the "Chubby" Nelson started the Leo Burke, who hit two key Middle Atlantic States competed margin-slicing when he shook "S. Regional, 71-39 home runs for the Los Angele in the ten event program here the cords with a pair of fouls then Al Jordon fired In a twin WEST LONG BRANCB-Coach Reardon was also in double fig- Angels in September, was tinThe contest was sponsored by Don Trotter's Rumson-Falr Ha- ures with II. 1962 homer king in the Ameri the Garden State Skating Club pair of jump shots to close the gap to 52-51. B1g Mike Gal- ven Regional cagers romped but Peter Berger was high man for can Association. He hit 27 fou and sanctioned by the U. S to an 18-4 lead in the first quar- Shore.Regional with 11. baggers for Dallas-Ft. Worth. Figure Skating Association. lagher and Archie Greenwood exchanged field goals before ter and went on to rip Shore Rumson used 13 players and all Gallagher foul shot, and a game Regional, 71-39, in the opening got into the scoring column.! knotting one hander bv Tom game for both teams' on the l Bill Werle'B 14 points paced Dicksie Hoyt Cops Three Olivadotti made the 55-55 count ers' court Friday. the Rumson junior'varsity to a Pete Tomanio drove in to sink It was also the initial varsity 39-19 victory in the preliminary a layup, but It was tied again basketball encounter for Shore 8am,e- Andy Worni had all but five Events in Miami WHIWSC on a drive by Richie Cnldwell Regional, one of the two ffirst- of the losers' points. year schools at the shore this Rumson opens up Us Shore Con- MIAMI,, Fla.—Sixteen-year-old the two-day tournament to place The lead switched again to ference B. Division season with Dicksie Ann Hoyt, dauRhter of second In the men's division. Asbury Park, 59-57, when Johnny year. 1 Mohmouth Regional at New D. . and Mrs. C. Douglas Hoyt, In second place in the women's Hayes drove in for a two-point- The Bulldogs waltzed out to aShrewsbury tomorrow afternoon. River Rd., Fair Haven, N. J.wa, s the former national women's er, but II was soon tied ngain 104) lead in the opening minutes Shore meets Madlion Township . copped all three events to take champion, Norlne Bardill of Fort on Caldwell'sdunker at 1:35 to of the first quarter and Increased on the latter's court tomorrow.. home the women's title in theLauderdale. play. the bulge to 16-2 before the teams Bunion Highest ranking foreign entry traded baskets at the end of the Weitern Hemisphere Invitational Branch then took over Bailileey 1 00 S2 BirBtTfeiar 4 311 was Peter Incc, of Kingston Ja-with four quick points to wrap stanza. 5 1 11 wlolt Water Ski championships yester- 4 1 t maica, finished seventh in over- up the game. Olivadotti hit nTOO LATE — It may appear Jim Larrabae, etntar with ball, of Rumion-Fair Havon 4 1 tKatmpK ff day. Rumson's 20-12 margin in 1 all competition. Entrants had to ayup with 58 seconds remain second quarter gave the Bull' VllardVll i 0 4 cosintlno I 0 Mike Osborn of Winter Haven, Regional ii getting off a shot at botket during Rumion-Fair Haven Regional gama [»[» l 0 2 Kunejetvskl 1 S compete in all three events to nc to give the Green Wave a dogs a 38-18 lead at halftlme. By Busnh ^ I) 3 placed in slalom, Jumping and place In the overall results. Friday, but the truth of the matter hai Larrabee grabbing tha ball after it hat MeHenryM \ . 0 2 61-59 lead, and then It was two the end of the third quarter the Woi Jl I trick skiing. Jimmy Jackson of | Some 2,000 spectators turned fouls converted by Caldwell, the swished through twinging not on a basket by Mars' Eattwlck, right, Shora Regional' Rumson advantage waa 26 points. Lanstite a o ID • •'. i Delray Beach, won a first in I out during the afternoon to watch 10 2 last one with only 12 seconds aca. Other identifiable cagert in on action ara Jeff Raardon, Rumion, and Bob 60-24. Ulllrair 10 2 Jumping and second In slalom in'thr finals. [eft on the clock. Warla 10 2 Senior Jim Robinson led Rum- Vllardi, tecond from right, Rumion. Eattwiek'* buekat didn't matter much at Rurnion; 34 3.T1 13 UM. Jordan was high scorer in this soil in tha scaring, column with 141 14-Monday, Dec. 17, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER contest with 20 point* on nine rolled to a 71-39 triumph. . . pjlmioiL ....M 50 II ft-71 points on swan buckets. Jeff paiefi «, Bafcrouj RED BANK REGISTER MomUjr, Dec. 17, Green Bay Packers H^in IMtd Slraight Western Title, 20-17

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The from quarterback Bart Starr to ly to throw a pass destination The touchdown record of 18 for Green Bay Packers subdued the Ron Kramer. Jerry Kramer add not quite known. Olsen took the season was established in 1945 remarkably challenging Los An- ed the extra point. ball and went on in 20 yards in a 10-game season by Steva geles Rams, 20-17, yesterday and Later in the first period the for his first professional football Van Buren of the Philadelphia swept on automatically to their Ram's Danny Villanueva kicked touchdown. Eagles. Jimmy Brown of the third straight Western Division a 39-yard field goal. Coach Vince Lombardi kept all Cleveland Browns equalled the title in the National Footba S«ts New Record of nil regulars troops in action mark in 12 games in 1958. League. . Bulldozing fullback Jim Taylor, and even, called Paul Hornung The Packers also set another A crowd of 60,353 gathered in the NFL's outstanding player, off the bench for regular duty in record for first downs in a sea- Memorial CoUseum under sunny found a giant hole in the the second half. son. They, bad 18 Sunday to skies watched the Packers wind Ram Use in the second quarter In the fourth quarter Starr and boost their total to 281. The up the regular season with their and stormed 28 yards for Hornung got together on an 83- former record of 278 was set by 13th victory and one defeat. Th touchdown. With it he estab- yard scoring pass" play which pro- a Ram team in 1950. Packers now go Into the NFL lished a record of 19 touchdowns vided the winning points. championship' game with the scored In a single season. The Hornung took the short throw Eastern Division champions, th try for extra point was blocked in the clear, McGee blocked the Keyport Rips New York Giants, at New York by David Jones. only Ram with a chance at the Dec. 30. ' The Rams' giant rookie defense runner and Hornung went all the way. Early in the game, the Packer lineman, Merlin Olsen, rambled Rams, 56-43 20 yards—all 265 pounds of him— The Rams were not dead, how- knew that win or lose they had MANAHAWKIN-Keyport High to keep Los Angeles in conten- ever. Rookie quarterback Roman the division title when it was an- School moved out to a 31-15 first tion just before the half ended. Gabriel guided the club nounced, that (heir only threat half lead and was never threat' Max McGee of the Packers was yards in eight plays with John the Detroit Lions, had been elimi ened in romping to a 56-43 vic- back to punt, fumbled, picked up Arnett passing the 15-yard scor- nated at Chicago by the Bean tory over Southern Regional in the ball and then tried frantical- ing alrike to Carrol Dale. J-0. the opening cage tilt for both the Rams, with nothing clubs here Friday., lose but their 12th game with Keyport, defending Shore Con- only one victory and one tie i: Monmouth College Scores, ference B. Norther© Division and their worst session in history, over-all "B" champion, continued still forced the defending NFL to up the bulge with a 16-11 mar- champion Packers to go all ont 4842 Win Ovfer Marist gin in the third quarter before for the triumph. ASBURY PARK - Getting an son-Fair Haven Regional, con- the Southern Regional Rams out- scored the Keyport substitutes, GETTING INSTRUCTIONS i- Coach Joe Colao, Kad B-wk Catholic High School1* 19Mi« Wikatballioaeh ii Trailing by only three points, eight point margin and holding it trolled the backboards in assist- the Rams made one final effort ing Monmouth in the triumph 17-9, in the final quarter, giving.Jarry Sasson imtruction in a tight fourth quarter tusiio In th» Red Bank Cathalic-Wall Town.hip gama Fri- throughout, Monmouth College to win the last three minutes but managed to knock off Marist Col- against one loss in the Central Dennis Frase,, 6-5 center, day night, Intereiteo' retervas, left to right ara Pat. Armstrong, Sal E.po.ito and Tom Patraitai. Tha C«says lost had to surrender the ball on lege, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Atlantic Conference. sparked Keyport's attack. Frase •hit eontast by, 56-53, in tha final minute of play, downs near the raidfield stripe. 48-42, in a cage tilt here Satur- Marist, 6-2 for the season, and controlled the backboards for tha The Packers scored first on day night at the Convention Hall. 1-1 in th» conference, received its winners and pumped In 10 points. 45-yard pus from Tom Moore, It was the third win posted by spark- from Tom Trojanowski Bill Van Pelt and torn Gevas, who took the ball on a handoff Coach Bill Boylan's Hawks, who with 14 markers, and Dennis with 12 and 10 points, were also Caseys Lose to Wall will next meet Newark State Col- O'Brien, who flipped in 12 points. in double figures for Keyport' lege of Union, Wednesday, in an Mdnmuuth's Jayvees also hit Ed Hinds led the Southern .Re- gional cagets in the scoring away game. the win column by whipping Asbury Park column with nine' markers. Tom Farrell, Bayonne, ' led Croydon Hall Academy of Mid- Keyport's junior varsity edged InLastMinute, 56-53 Monmouth College in scoring dletown Township, 8046. Paul the Southern Regional JVs, 31-28, Wins in Extra With 15 points. Gerry Bittenblnd- Herr and John Deegan with 20 TOWNSHIP -A wr in the preliminary game. er, former Brick Township High points each, paced the junior prising Wall Township Hgh ~ SoaUwm (43) _ Session, 76-70 School star, tossed in 12 markers. varsity. Dan Wall tossed in 20 a rr School thfe tftfik three foul Gevti 3 lOIOonnorl for Croyddn Hall. shots in the final minute of play Verga Scores ASBURY PARK - A nine- It was both of these cagers who lewla o 2|Ulr<— - -l Hoamoatb <4*> Houratlan I 0 6H»uc here Friday, to edge Red Bank point burst in the overtime period dunked jump shots that helped o rr Fran 5 0 lOIHart the Hawks In the eight-point ni 1a 0 rrI O'Brien » .12 1 I 3'MoCullout* Catholic by a 5S-53 score. It was 51 Points gave Asbury Park High School Arnln•nblnd'i r • 0 12 TroUnoWl 7 OK 4 1 tfTtmpls the opening basketball contest of a thrilling 76-70 verdict over string that sent the them out in. BHtenl - - tit VanP.lt 5 112 Snlnn BEIMAR - A sharp-shooting Brown 3 1 tWilu 2 15 Th 'unfit 1 1 4 Hindi the season for both schools. Perth Amboy in a Central Jer- to a 37-27 lead with 10 minutes Varrcll 4 3 19 Clancy O 1 1 IWIllhln to play. HacAIOUr 1 1 5L»Port< * e-4 Ken Fortier sank two charity Bob Varga poured in 51 points sey Group IV Conference basket- Kearjr 12 JWrl|ht » |H It 11 43 to lead his St. Rose High School ball opener here Friday. Robin MacAIister, 6-5 sopho- 20 I 48 IS • 42 Kanon _u_- J2 IB is 8-OT tones to break a 53-53 tie, then Halftlim: ttoammth »B. •mtSero 8 10 11 17—13 Us club froze the ball until th,. 32 1179 basketball game. Twist or no twist, Wall won in tha the Caseys converting 25 out of Ptrth Ainbor 13 20 U 31—70 A»bury Park . U 14 17 n—78 final minuta, 56-53. 45 and Wall IS oat of 31. O(flel*la—Pen:*. Beeilloff The Wall reserves completed IS 19 55 a* 5« M Point Pleaaant u 12 n li-M the sweep by taking a 4W* Central Defeated squeeker from the Red Bank 211 Register Casey Matmen Catholic Jayvees. By Manasquan Wall's sophomore • dominated Balance Both In RB Leagues Win, 43-13 team opens its B Division slate AFL Standings BERKELEY TOWNSHIP - Front Wheel* hosting Point Pleasant Beach: Final Standings Manasquan High School's highly- RED BANK - Red Bank regarded basketball team opened RED BANK — Over 211 boys Tuesday. The Caseys invade SL EASTERN DIVISION its campaign with a 47-32 victory registered (or the basketball Catholic'* wrestling team pinned Mary's, of Perth Amboy, Tues- L T Pet over Central Regional in an in- leagues sponsored by the Red a 43-13 setback on St. Mary's, day. Houston — —II .78* B.B. Cattoll* tx>\ WaU « (IHIndler L T Pet. rerdict. School gym with the A League, The victory evened Red Bank Dowd TOoleraan S » Dallas 1 I «I| Fortier < 111 .11 .781 . Juniors and Seniors 'opening the Catholic's record following an Denver .7 7 Rich Norcross and Bob Budesa IJt 291 S ij3l JOWM liad 12 and 10 points respectively campaign. The B League—fresh- opening loss to Asbury Park. The hi Bank Catholic _ a *»__-. San Diego 4 » men and sophomores—is sched- Caseys invade Brick Township Wall 13 14 17 »-8J tor the Golden Eagles. OUlclala-Carlone. Kovaleikl. Oakland 1 IS .071 («7> Cemtnl <4]> . tiled to open Wednesday 'night at Wednesday. SATURDAVS RESULTS o rr « FT K.B.C. U — fit MUT'a U Qranlort 3 0 INorcroM ill ! the high school. , 95 Ibi.—Eric OlKn (R.B.C.) won bj Houston 44, New York M Wuehur 0 9 2 Bndeu 0 10 . Leagues Playing at the River 2 4 8 Martin 0 0 Street School are E, comprised of Fat Haratr ISl.M.l. Associated Press Dallas 2C, San Diego 17 Seanlla 4 1 SKawklni o « 8-9-year-old cagers who play Mon- 112 Ibi.-Blll Egbert (B.M.) de- Oakland M, Boston • Fruklln 0 0 OWalmclio'l l clilontd John Ittutner (P.B.C.). Final Standings Lome 10 2 day afternoons at 3:30; the D 120 Ibi.—Skip Rice (R.E.C.) pinned Only games scheduled EASTERN CONFERENCE U 1» Prank Fowler fS.M.). SUNDAY'S GAMES league, consisting of 10-H-year- 123 Int.—Rlchlt Oouitl (R.BC.I W t T Pet. Hanaaqt IS IS 9-41 pinned Jim EbrrfuM (Sl.M.l. Houston, coampioasJ entral 5 , U S-J3 ' old boys, will play their contests 133 lbs.-Charlle Guild (.St.M.) pinned New York 12 Darby. Wednesday nights at 7, Thursday Ed Labuda (R.B.C.r. 138 Ibi—Jim Hotiu (R.B.C.) pinned ittsburgh nights at 7, the C League, 12-14 Dan Olanrleld (St.M.). Cleveland- 145 Ibi.—Jack Kelly (R.B.C.) pinned years of age, fakes over the gum. Hik« Smith (St.it.). Washington FIRESTONE NEW TREADS II Any boy interested in playing 154 lb«.—1\jm Finn (R.B.C.) pinned Joe Brennan (8t.M.). Dallas In any of the mentioned leagues 165 lb«.—Mark Roien (R.B.C.) de- St Louis ... clsloned Mike Gujila (St.M> can still register by contacting 175 Ibi.—Bob Frotie (B-B.C.) pinned Phfladetohla the Parks and Recreation Depart' Id Campbell (SUM. 7UBELESS Unlimited—Bob Walsh «-M78. Bant SH 7-5300. (ISO yds. from Matawan RR station) ret Oulotta, P. O. Box 180, Red Bank. Hands. Vouoal tlectncal OkrKtmas display decorations. Ornaments. Qin OSRMAN SHEPHERD PUPr' Female, 1960 VE8PA 400 Convertible. Excellent ANSWER THIS AD ONLY IF YOU —-"'— ^-ra NUT night unW ». condition. Mlchelon tlrea. Top like CENTAL ASSISTANT — Full or pal ARE A HARD WILLING WORKER — $498 AKO reglaterid, black aj and J250 pick- 27", like new, fully equipped. / • • - S3 BROAD BT. , . RED BANK REAL ESTATI FOt WENT up or best cash offer. PR 5-7359 after to.MoTcaf.. L.. - ..f evenings. , "CA'2-3593-• 2-35 . handle work of a confidential nature. ary to WOO plua commission for, two Other days until 6 OIB3ON BLECTRIC BTOVE — E»cel Secretarial school graduate preferred. yean wblla tralnlnt. Cor qualQed man l«nt condition, W. • cu. It. freezer, APARTMEWn 15 FT. MARCONI Stem-steering ice- Five day week, 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.between aje SO-US, Call «U T-UM lor Hi rzlVUK" overhead door with I960 CHEVROLET — Impala. Six- boat. Like new. Asking (300. BH 1-Please apply at WHKELOCK SIGNALS, appointment. ardwaxe, 170. BH 7-UM. cylinder, four-door hardtop with auto- 7976 after S P.M. INC. 273 Branchport Ave., IJOUJ FREE STOUSE • FREE DELIVERY matic, S1595. RCual Bros. Fontiac, Red Branch. TECHNICIAN — Junior, yousi man AS BUYER — Like hew, never used, Bank SH 1-5180. to Milat enllnser In electrical test!. Call after t. 1952 CHEVROLET — Four-door, ex- BUSINESS NOTICES WOMEN' to work In laundry; Tuesday, Requires knowledge ot electricity and FOR SALE GARDEN APARTMENTS cellent running condition. 175 cash. Wednesday and Thursday. Experience ability to uit meuurtng Instruments, FINANCIAV RAINS — UoneL complete set, many not necessary. Donald's Laundry. 44 such u volt meter, watt meter and ONE AND TWOBBUROOHS. Blraatai SH 1-1704. FIREPLACE SCREENS repaired and Marion St., Red Bank. extras, good conditloo, IW. Call CA 2-a the best Red Bank residential made to order. Bright Acre, SH 7-5555. •hmmater. TV and radio repair ex- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HAMMOND 1955 FORD WAGON — Country So.ulre, perience helpful, good growth oppor- aria. $140 per month and ap. radio, heater, automatic. Good condi- Bright Store, BH 7-2222. WOMAN — Needed to stall new di tunity. Fhre day weak, 8 atra.' to i:30 ORGAN STUDIO NATIONAL CASH REOISTER—Perfect tion. 1365. BH 7-4479. partrnent. Work Includes winding coll* roriUng condition. Best offer. CHARLES HOWBR - Mason Con p.m. Pleaaa apply WHBBLOCK SIO- A REAL OPPORTUNITY OF ASBURT PARK Dial 741-7200 1959 BUICK station wagon, one owner, tractor. No lob too small. SH 7-4479 or and assembling small electrical parti. JALB. INC. 273 Braociport Avt., Lonj . LI 2-1483 good condition, air conditioned, fully SH 1-0171 Previous factory experience as coll branch. . UBED OBOAN8 pump, J. BOWERS * co. winder, assembler, or sewing .machine WITH THE LARGEST JR-30 Tone Cabloet . , t22 12x14 O OAUQE UONEL layout, en- equipped. CO 4-8128. OENERAL CLEANINO-Cellan, yards operator helpful, Progressive wage BARBECUE CHAIN Leslie Speaker , 398, tire setup like new. tw track, eight Rial Estate Sine* UM and attics. Also other cleaning done. scale and excellent benefits. Five day )RY CLBAMINO WtKMBR — Cal IN THE WOULD switches, four locmotives, 17 ears plus WALTER S. OVERTON 1SB6 8TUDEBAKEK — Two door, one Hammond Extra-Voice Organ 4EN accessories, priced to sell. Call S42- owner, radio, heater, standard. Reason- Reasonable. 787rl856. week, 8 a.m. to 4:30 'p.m. Please between 11 a-m, uul S p.m. Call MX- Conn Spinet Organ .490 AffiUsi* able. Call 787-8413. •y at, WHEELOCK SIGNALS, INC. Certified- profit statements show that Wurlltxer ! In 1 organ 0725 from s» p.m. INTERIOR PAINTER — Any type In- Branchport Ave., Long Branch. rou can net gt8,000 or more per year 0O White St. Rs4 Bat* 1939 CHEVROLET — Oood condition, terior painting, by contract. Free es- Sft,' WurUUer spinet Organ JAMERA — Argus C3, case; old pra- ty properly operating a Conn Spinet Organ tlei, trlDodj man's Botany Dacron suit, OppotlU Municipal Parking Lot good transportation, 175. Call timates. Fred i Wicks, 846-B551. WANTED—Experienced cleaning wom- HELP WAmED-Male •Female UTTlSl Ploa.OP AMERICA LO 6-3478 Hammond Spinet Organ site 4U Forshelm shoes 10KD. »43- METAL TOATHERSTRIPPING an one day a week, must have own BARBECUE HOUSE Hammond Spinet Organ 1»4. , 1959 CHEVROLET — Impala. Fully M, H. BAKER transportation and references. Call Umiiti ip«clalty menu. No eiperltnci Story A Clark Piano w/ equipped. Call after 6 p.m. BRIdga 6-4713 842-0478 after 6 p.m. needed as '.company training and as- SALES AND SERVICE IEDROOU 8UmC-Mab.oa.oy, furnishes trvrm ROOMS — Heat anolwater «up- SH 1-1576 Lose established Raalton need man sistance compulsory for successful ap- two rooms, twin and double beds. Orns- lUed, JUS a month. Cta 18 T-40M be- WASHERS, dryers, refrigerator! re- BOOKKEEPER .— Part-time. "Able to or woman lutereited In idling real- plicants. This Is a ground-Door op RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION nents. BH 1-8818 after It p.m. 1957 PLYMOUTH"— Four doorbardtop, paired at reasonable rates, evenings, take care of receipts, accounts pay. lentlai Real Enate tor our new/branch portunlty. Total Investment approil iween 8 and J. • •eekends. 747-9163. mately 110.400; need to. start (9,000, Open Dally Till t — Saturday Till 4:30 BURLAP — All decorator colors. .. automatic, power steering.. 53,000 miles. able and purchases. Five-day week. Dtflce. Full time ba«H. eiperlence pra- COOKMAN AVX. AMD MAIN ST. FURNISHED — Two and three-room JIM. 842-3197. . Write A. H.,fBox fill. Red Bank. rerrad but not Miential we will help balance [lnanoed. - cents • M cents yard. Foamart. Hwy. apartments. all utilities, private TYPIST — Competent young lady to iccura your license It lecuaary. Musi OVER 500 LITTLE BO FR I-9S0O U, mtootowa. li 3-W77. bath. 1» Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. 1956 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — Sports EMPLOYMENT type high volume of sales orders and be 21 or overt active Interested people BARBECUE HOUSES REVERB - 8 It, M. Movie Camera black, whltewalls, automatic, snow SCHEDULED TO OPEN tires, ona owner. Excellent condition. other statistical data. Should be able, and equipment complete. Excellent OCEAN OROVE — near gate, fur- HELP WANTED-FEMALE to usa adding machine and calculator. ACROSS THE NATION condition Best offer. Call ftt-lSM be- WINDOW SHADES nished or unfurnished, three rooms, Evenings, OS 1-1815. Must be high school graduate, somi Dial 741-7200 Bend name, Address and tween I and f p.m. TWO EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES— bath. 1»T Hate Ave. PR:4t4780. 1957 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Bed and related experience, preferred. Five day PHILIP, J. BOHTCRS * CO. Phone number to: white with white top, automatic, V-8, Night work Martini's Diner, Rt. 39 andweek, 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Please BXEClJTlVE AND SECRETARIAL M>" 98c NIWLT DXCORATED-2U room fur- Euclid Ave., East Keansburg. apply &t WHEBLOCK SIOKALS, INC. Real Bnate since 1IM LITTLE PK3S OP AMEltICA metal desk," 130.to (to. Wooden desks Irlng your rollers. New shades put nished apartment. Utilities Included. power steering and brakes, radio, (5 to tlS. SH 1-23U. beater, whltewalls. Excellent condition, MIDDLETOWN woman wants nice, 273 Branchport Ave., Long,Branch. WALTIR I. OVXRTOM P.O. Box 301. Dept. 309 )n while you walL White, green, Ivory, Across, from Fort Monmouth Hospital •5, SH 1-1300. pendable girl with own transportation Plilaburfb 30, Pennsylvania Mso custom mads ajid better shades. 138 Main «t- Oceanport WRITER — Editorial or research ex AIHIIaU CHRISTMAS GIFTS PROWNB H BROAD ST.. RED BANK 1960 HILLMAN Husky, good condition. to baby sit lor four children, (our 90 Walte »W . - . B«J Bank LONO BRANCH — Modern three-bed, New battery, winterized. S725. SH 1- days a week including Saturday. SH 7-perience, full time or part ti COIUflNO WARE (pyrez). Raven ULENDsSRlZIHO CQU1PME!*T - Foi room apartment 154 baths, living room, 2878 before 5 p.m. •A, W Box 511, Red Bank. Oppoilte Munlclnal parking Lot MORTGAGES Ware 2»% oft Farter Ware 25% oft rant or sale; free delivery South Jer- dining area, kitchen, fell'Jnusment sno. Cookie presses, Large variety. Shol sey SUROICAL 8HT46M. CA £*437. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS HELP WANTED-MALE First and Second MORTGAGES tonight until t. PREE DELIVERY. HO TRAINS — Worth $300, sacrifice EFFICIENCY APARTMBNT (1). Also EDWARDS EUPLOriMNT AQENCT to homeowners who need monej PROWN'S tor W0. rooms with private tile shower. Weekly WANTED EXPERIENCED CAR. Bxeouuve-SaleB-oifice-Dameatlo 1 for 842-30SS winter rates. LEONARDO MOTEL Hwy PENTBR and" one carpenter's helper. sincerity and ability with tlHi etnics • HOMI IMPROVEMENTS 3> Broad St. SH 1-7500 Red Ban! orfl POOL TABLE — ft" long. 38, Leonardo. 2M-3120. Steady work. In Red Bank area. Call 60 Broad «. BH ran* Red Bank • DUST CONSOLIDATION SPECIAL HOLIDAY VALUES — Threi 28" wide. Completed In good ccmdl. KEANBBURO — Three-room apartment BEFORE YOU BUY THAT HO 3-2485. piece rock maple living room set S6O tlon. Call SH 1-27U. furnished or unfurnished, newlr deco- BARB EMPLOmjCNT AQINCT BARONET REALTpi; CO 4-2011 spin-dry washer S3S; mahogany ere- rated, all utilities supplied. Halt block MANAGER for sporting goods depart Qualified Personnel Sox Quality Ordere denza outlet $4); live-piece kitchen set BLACK SATIN theater suite, sue 1), from New York bus. ToT*»«. menl For personal interview write 210 Broad Long Branch CA UW SU.60; Sxl2 ruj J12.50; mahogany din- never worn, cost |70, sell J33-, black starting qualifications to "A. J.", Box MONEY ing room table S39; mahogany dining lacs sheath, worn once, cost $19, sell FOUR ROOMS — Conveniently located. $S. tBim 12 Lincoln Court Keansburg. Can R7- '63 VALIANT 511 Red Bank. ACS EMPLOTMBOT AOBNCX ConsoUdate Debts room ehalra g3B: three-pieca- bedroom •ery order * applicant our smeclally. set S4>, etc. RUBCIL'S 2» E. Front BABT GRAND PIANO — White for WANfED-AUTOMVnVE a Broad BL, Bed Bank. BB T-J1M Low Payment* St., Red Bank. mica kitchen set with alx chairs. Call ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Threa large SEE CALL BH 14700 HOLLY — Fresh cut, cultivated. 7S7469Z. bright rooms unfurnished, modern bath .... PRICE .CrrVTE REAL KSTATE PERSON — Packed In polyelbelene'bags, from oui —iVINO SOUTH — Three piece waV and shower, air conditioner, foyer, Offering you a 100 square mile multiple 1,000 tree orchard. Also fresh ever nut'bedroom set. Very reasonable. second floor. All utilities except MM. listing area, to become a realtor, to greens m 23 1b. bales. Wholesale, re- 3J1-11W Newly painted, $M. BOWTEU, 281- LOU LERNER SLASHER Me CAR thy make a future in real estate, insurance. MERCHANDISE tail. Bernadotte farm, Tlnton rails, 8100. PAUL P. BOVA, INC Hwy. 30. Itlddl' U J-0317. BOTB BICTcUO — Excellent condition. town. OS 1-2M4. FOR SALE Host reasonaljle offer, HIGHLANDS — Bright, three rooms, CHRYSLER First Avenue . • •; 8H lia Furnished: 483 per month including all utilities. OT3-US2. WAITRESSES OB WAITERS wanted PIANOS — 8ave JJOO or more olf list PAINT DISCOUNTS FIVZ PARIS heavy cotton damask PLYMOUTH Atlantic Highland* 'CHEVROLET, tor New Year's Er«.. McOulre's Drove, price, brand new 88-nou console H- tned- drsses, 48x108 tn blue; siaie LONO BRANCH — Sacrifice. Scott Mlddletown. BH 7-2253. anos, 10-year luanntee. Come lee, Bherwln A Wuilanu, DoPont, Kemtont, In rose. All |S pair. Two pair navy Towers. Sublet five room aparUWU save. Kent, option to buy. Tensor's Cook 4 Dcaxn, S*.TB oa paiati now *t blue velour portlera 48xM, $t pair. facing ocean. Parking, swimming pool. BALES PERSON — For retail store Musle Store, 301 Main St., Lakewood. PROWN'S Stelnway Blano, small upright, good CA 8-3O30. ., , experienced only. Excellent opportunity EOO0 CHRISTMAS TRIES |1 EACH - coadlllpn. till Complete set NoriUke KEYPORT THREE ROOMS UNFUHN- tor right person. Apply in person, S Broad St sa 1-7500 Bad Ban!china, service for 12, Augusta pattern. 137-B Broad Street, Red Bank. Cbarlle's Varm Market, comer Sum- ANTIQUES - CotUI* cheit, tip top I8HXD — Pine paneled lo sulet apart- Will PAY A mit Ave. and Et M, Bellord. tables, ol4 pitchers, rtr* china. glaa> . _ flinfltty, unused, crtsm, gold ant ment house, Heat and utilities in- ware, bric-a-brac. Old Collier maga- black border, $100. Lady's fur coat, cluded. Call CO 4rtm DESKS - 110 up. lues 14J up, cnalrs. zliiei. JLOUQUB tamp p*ade», zeprodae- full, length natural muskrat «lje n- WE'RE BRAND NEW adding machines, typewriters manual t good conoltlan, $50. SH>-4«9. KEYPORT — Furnished, large-llylni SITUATIONS WANTED, Female and electric, office equipment ate. tlon la copper and brass. RU8CII/0. bedroom, kitchen, dinette.-tiled bath. BIGGER in prices. New or used. AAO Oast 26 E. Front St, Hsd Bank. 72" TOAST COLORED COUCH—Up- Heat and utilities Included. Call cu WIDOW — Wishes work In a mother- Oskhurst. KB 1-3M& holstena brocade, with two foam rub- 44334. . • AND ANXIOUS TO SELL YOU . .. SHOWCASES — »I5. Bicycle*, boy* ier cushions. $90; cocktail table «71- less home or Invalid care. Call: 244- TRAIN TABLE KIT and Kirl's. Temco cai beater, cbaln 2417. SPACIOUS TWO-BEDROOM OARDEN PRICE 8807. Size 4'xS'. (10.03. See ;ltr oa dlspls: block. TV tube tester. Acetylene torch. APARTMENT — Available Immediately (not just a board but an entire table). md hoae, etc 7VI44U. FOR YOUR WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners, and January 1. Call BH 1-9116. Order now BH 1-5500. Red Bank Lam. MERCHANDISE WANTED THE 1963 PLYMOUTH or other occasions. Call ber, 5 Wall at. Red Bank. ALTCNBURS PIANO HOUSE RED BANK'S BEST BH 1-8881 Unusual five-room deluxe garden apart- TIPiiWKITKBS. AUD1NU machine Ronr A Piano $12 psr Month 1AN03 WANTED-mOHEST PRICES ment. Modem kitchen, two bedrooms. CHEVROLET All makes new or used. Guarantee! 'AID. CALL H. TENZER. 3M UAD Large rooms and closets. Quiet, fine KNASB, UASON-BAMUN. 60HUBR '.. LAKEWOOD. FO 3-21ia BEST FOR PRICE - STYLE - SERVICE ANY YEAR" SITUATIONS WANTED; Male Low as 129. Berpieo's, 101 Monmoutb OABLK'NIiUOH. IVTCRETT 8TIOK atmosphere. at Next to theater. 8R T-OUS- Oookman Ave. e> tlaln St.. Artury Pi. WANTED MADISON GARDENS ANY MODEL HIGH SCHOOL SOX — Reliable, ex- 132 South ST. BH 1-7CB perienced, desires work alter school ORGAN — Hammond, full site with Open dally tin » Sal. uu I:N Wta ORIENTAL RUOS CHRYSLER First Av9nue 138 1st Avi-., All. Highlands ana week-enle. Call evmtnge. IH T- reverberation and percussion. Low OHQTESB AND PERSIAN THREE ROOK furnished apartment. RAVCMADF price. OS 1-OBL PR a-930] FRIEDMAN OALLERIES Centrally located. Inquire at 121 Hard- PLYMOUTH' Atlantic Highlands (One IMiii'K Nurlli ,if III. .u , uea. 12H2 R08K WOOL RUO, recori 4-3113 Sjvejmgsi CA T-14EL player, desks, 'tables, 'cupboartU All Ing Road, alter 4 p.m. DA I jnUnt 291-1101 • Open 'lil 9 p.m. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE excellent* condition. "Microscope, nevei iLD house .shutters, picture frames UNFURNISHED THREE ROOMS-BUI, use4, carnival sfsJB, oQclamps.' Othe; having mugs, Iron banks, etc Write side location In Atlantic Highlands. All Items. Reasonable, aHlssm 'likens, 117 Main St. Port Monmouth. utilities. (92. FURNISHED bachelor ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MANUFACTURING V8ED TAPE RECORDER — Good apartment $79. 291-1454. CLOCKS FOR SALE condition, between $2D-$2& PROJECT ENGINEERS Qlve a Grandfather's clock for Christ mas, a gift Hat will last for man) BH 1-1761 (More Classified Ads yeara in your home by Nanna. Cal! 3LB ELECTRIC TRAINS — Lionel, TUBE DEVELOPMENT TECHNICIANS 'enlngs, CO 47533. ves, American Flyer, made prior to Oa Hw Next Page) , For New American-French Electron Tube Plant TWO MAHOOANY END TABLXB - 1M0. Phone EU 1-1999 after S. 15 each. One. mahogany table, 17. Baby Warnecke Electron Tubes, Inc., Is a MWIy-formed firm owned Jointly Tender, (10. Kitchen uUlity cabinet by Halllcrartere Inc.. U.S. maker ot electronic darlces. and Cora- IS. Child's tractor, 15. Blmmona innei paxnle generals de Teleiraphlc Sans Fll (CSF), of France, world's, spring mattress and spring, double bed, largest producer of electron lubes. The Watnecke firm win manufac- $25. 747-SS3S. ture electron tubes for the U.8. market A new plant - Is now In O. HOWIE HUSTLES... production In Des Plalnes, Illinois, a residential community 19 miles 1962 8AW-8UITH WITH CABINET — northwest of. Chicago. . '• Ltke new. Joiner, assorted blades* and These are original positions whlca offer .uncommon 'ground Door" accessories. Seen by appolmmsnt. opportunities with a company destined to be a leader in electron 74T-W8J. The Register Classified Ad Says . tube development and manufacture. , , TOYLAND Assistant Director of Manufacturing hatg« telectlon at ldw prlcti. Btocklnj Will be No. 2 man In charge of tube manufacturing. Must have mien. Open every nl|ht until 0. Frt administrative and engineering experience In development and nianu- delivery. Gifts for the Family Gifts for the Home Holiday Tips faetura of, mlcrowars tubes. Must have BBEE or BSUE. Project Engineers PROWN'S M Broad at. * BH 1-7500 Red Bank I960 FIAT — Pour-door atatlon wagon, Will be reaponalble for design, development and 'engineering aspects SAVE YOUR ENERGY UNPAINTED FURNITURE White, radio, heater new tires. Ont in any of me following areas: HOLLY — Well-berried, fresh cut Lau 1 owner, excellent condition, (695. Levlne ' —cathode ray tubes rel. Birch logs. Wreaths lo order. Holly- THANK You !! Need It 25% OFF Webb Motor Corporation. LI-21O2O. —-cross ed-fleld tubes brook Nursery, IB New Monmouth Rd Toy and gift buying la easy f —traveling-wave tubes Mlddletown.'OS 1-1657. PROWN'S. Carefully aelected, lo KLARIN'S 2t Hour service on Hallmark, Nor- Must nave minimum ot 0 years In manufacturing or developmental priced, sensible merchandise, eas- cross, Ruatcraft Chrlitmu box c&rda engineering. Pegree In EE, ME or Physics. - NEW FURNITURE FOR GIFTS-Bolll to select Just park In Boro Parking 26 Monmouth St. SH 7-3838 Red Banl with name lnprlnted. rock maple Boston rockers, magaxin< Space In back of store. Gifts, decora- Tube Development Technicians racks, smoking stands, plant tubs, hev tions, toys, houseware gifts at lo SHELDON CARD SHOP kitchen sets, new upholstered, living prlcei. It's easy to ihop at CORNER CUPBOARD ANTIQUES, Must be familiar with one or more of Ihe following areas: room chairs, cabinets, congoleum rugs. YOU copper, brass and unusual decoratl 65 Broad St. SH 1-1282 Red Banl —hard glass-to-metal sealing Items. .795 River Rd., Fair Haven. unpalnted furniture, etc. RUBOIL'S, 2 FROWN'S 1961 CHEVROLET — Corvalr Monza. —special purpose electron gun assembly E. Front St., Red Bank. Two-door coupe, like new. Four-apeed . —metal tube aasembly techniques Open Every Night Until 9 DISTINCTIVE Selection of Authentli ransmlaslon, radio and heater. Twlr —electron' tube testing ' FUR CAFE —. Dyed squirrel. Excel, U Broad SI. Red Bank SH 1-7SUColonial Furniture. BUTTON & CO Boro Rambler, Red Bank. SH 7-arts attended to promptly on you] lied Bank. SH 7-4500. for an apartment, which ran in the Red Bank GIVE A TYPEWRITER Klectrolux by the only outlet In Mon A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY, NEEDSl mouth or Ocean Counties. For Christmas. "Buy them where the NUNZIES Register. service them." . SEItPlCO'S, 101 ilon ELECTROLUX CORP. mouth St., Red Bank, all 7-OIBS. Vogue Beauty Salon little Silver Shopping Center Personalized contour hair shaping, Adding Michloei — Typewrittri Cesspool Clcanlni Painting and Decorating YANKO'S IS White St. fill 7-0643 Red Ban "Of the many replies I received thru the crd\*l ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. TOM SLAT'S — Painting and Deoor- Broad SI. Rrd Bank. N. J. sold, rented, repaired, Serplco's 101 Leeching field added. Backhoe work. attng. Oenerat Contractuig, fully In- Afen'f, women's, children'! wear. Gifts in "Good Taite" Monmoulh Bt. Red Bank. BH 1-0)95. C. R. Wilson. BH 1-1M***. lured. Twenty years experience. Free was able to pick just the right apartment for me. Things for the home. A Jolly good way t0 remember friend* estimates.- BH lMW after a p.m. and relatives this Chrlitmu Is wltti Antiques Wanted THB PERFECT CIIRIBTMAB GIFT Holiday Food a gift from our large selection of do Fuel Oil - Healing PAINTINO AND PAPER 1UNQINO- mestlc and Imported llquora, whiskeyi Old Colls, guns, Jewelry, out glass, For a good clean lob, reasonable. wines, and cordials.. Barton's Contlnen- furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals FUEL OIL « IISATINO-Call BH 1- Call BH 7-3491. Ed Zlnser. "Thank you for your wonderfuj help and service." A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION al Chocolates help make th* le made. Oilman. SH 7-1141. M10. Oil Oellverr, Inc., Servloe A MAUKIKA'B PASTRY SHOP brighter too. Sales. 9 Herbert St., iled Bank. Piano—Organ German Cakes nnrt Pastries DAVIDSON'S WINK k LIQUOR SHOP Appliance Repairs Cakes V'IT All Occaslom Broad Bt. Red Ban Whether you're looking for an apartment to rent, RED BANK REGISTER 22 llonmouth 8t. BH 7-5770 Red llan Home Improvements PIANOS—OltOANB APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- Tuned — Repaired — Regulated tion. Residential and commercial wir- WORKINO MAN'S contractor—Alter- Raymond Bosworth BH 1-7851 . or you have an apartment and are looking for Local, National, International Newi ESSKAY SMOKED HAMS ing. Allen Electric. SH 70619. atlona additions, painting, masonry, Sporta, Comics, Syndicated Columnists and all those little lots. Evenings LO Plumbing and Heating and Special Features. Pully cooked, heat; «erve. Turkeys, Auctioneer 6-1114. tenants . . . you'll find you get fast, effectivo nuttcrball or fresli killed on order, JriB. Lane's Market. BH 1-0175. Religious Gifts O. o. COATS - An essential Auction KKEOAN'S MAIL SUBSCRIPTION Appraisal Service ''anywhere." 288 insurance 24 Hour Service. All heating units results in The Register Classified. It's inexpen- Norwood Ave.. Deal. Phone KEIIOIg serviced. BH 7-1821, BH 1-7875. Out rear JIB. Nina Moulin fl3 WILSON'S HONEY 1-J4II1. ABILITY -SERVICE - Dependability sive tool Call your ad in todayl III Months ». Thrtl Manilla 11.30 when you Insure your HOME, AUTO, Roofing, Siding and Insulation 00% pure, local. Free delivery within CROWN SIFTS Aulo Body Repair BO11E DELIVERY <0c PER VVKEK other lines of Insurance through ivs mile radius Rrrl Bank 2 lbs. $1.Itfllfjetom goorif. All occailom cardi, •XPERT PAINTINO and body re- ARMBTROHO AOENCY. SH 1-4M0. Insulation a Siding Corp. Certified lbs. $1.40. 811 7-0717. 00 IIroad si. ell 7-3201 Red Dan pair. Moderate prices. Guaranteed. Jotina-Manvllle contractor, FR I-etOT CALL SH I -0010 McCarthy Chevrolet. Atlantic Mllli- Painting or Adam Llntmayer 291-0302. irVE~TlTlQ GUT TIIAT LA8T8 lands. 201-0306. and aik for "For tli« triu spirit of Qhrlstmaa.' OLSON CO. INC.-Iloo.'lnf, suing A irge •election of Itos&rlcs. MIsi&M PAINTINO at Ul Ilntat Interior and Insulation. Installed and guaranteed •••• CIRCULATION .bios, Medals. Btatuea. A prlc* t Auto and Track Rental exterior. Residential and commercial tor 10 yeara. PR 6-OTOJ— 201O5I0. latlafy all. Lowest rates. W. Evans. BH 14517. AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. Low REGISTER THE! BIIIUNK Holiday Dining 26 Whits Bt. Itfld Iknl rates. Maple Ave., Red Bank. BH 7- Piloting and Decorating Tel. Answering Service 0308. fR 44B14. Pally 7 a,re.-10 p.m. LET US OD your secretary. No need Building Contractor Tovn OAUAN- Painter, decorator, to miss calls. 24 hour answering PETER'S PIPING ROCK papernangar.' 36 yaara experience, a service. BH 1-1700. Gifti for Dad s for people with distinctive tastes In BUILDER - New homas. room ad- Chapln Ave. BH 1-17W after 6 p.m. 'ood and drink. dltlons, basement and attlo rooms, L. H, HILL — Painter, Contractor. Vacuum Cleaner Repair CLASSIFIED ADS 129 W,. Itlvcr lid 8I2.OTL1 Rumson Gifts for Boys & Girls kitchens, garage, repairs and elUr- No )oi tun Ikrgs ot too small. Call tlns. Herbert Hlgenrauch. 8lf 1.B201. T4Tmna HLBOTROLUX •DP TO SHORE RADIOS — Christ gaits Service , supplies "Where Modern People Find the Homes They Need" •MI spsclali, new and tisad. JO to «5 THE RUMSON HOTEL A. J. PICONB - CaramlD tile con- c • ItL B.. JONES - Painting aand dec- (KM-Prospect Avs., Little tllver' For JTTLE BILVWR MIKE'S — Opposite tractor tor quality, prloa. and prom oratlnitl . OanaraO l contractingtting.. Fully prompt home service or free checkup ""•A1|"MAIUNO. Marln. *»m *nl1 John Wilson, ownnr Wl-im. Kby Purnlturs. SH 1J1M. Ave,. IBmiuxirr, H, 17 MMf-MUf t 111 1-J010. SH 1-OblO OS i-0625 SH l-l 110 (Nights)

• I ... f&D HdtU BED BAWC BRHSTOEt Mwdty, Dec 17,1962-17 By' S4VNDERS and UVERGARD WKTWOOO GARDENS *7 DAILY tf*WS turn -SO VUiiNNA ME IS ORB ADC SBDBOOM Nominations auamu -fr**0/ Officers DOWlf TWO BOOMS - Ssoond noor, l.Thn alarm ir unturnlsbe*, Bad-llvit, - •igrml ' kitchen, Business woman or couple. WGHLANDS-Twiniight Coun- Xrana SB MOM- ol, Sona and Daughters of Ub- TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, all ««y, nominated officers at • re- S.rourgtua cant meeting in the Veterans of 4-ProphtUaa LONO BRANCH — runilsnea inn. Foreign War« post home. menu. IHi rooms; u4 bath. Hett 6.OI»ry«Um Nominated were Mrs. Earl 6.1* ;. Salutfar'* Aae»al Morse, councilor; Mrs. Hubberd BoUvia, S0.8harp«n«4 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS _ 4JJ room 7.Hei«*t modern *f>Sf&Jn *•» »«ttoo. < Stiles, associate councilor: Hen- fcoted U.Ina«eU Third Ave.. MH337. fcCh ry Quast, Wee councilor; MM. latieof (sooL) M. Wicked S5. Dotted mile north of Bad Bask. Recently* r£ Henry Quast, associate vieeeotu*- 2S.WUU decorated. Call SH 1-8331, t:30 /». dor; Mrs. Alfred W. Wright, re- TS 27. Ferryboat with f.Si» •Ura: THRM BOOMS, unfurnished. "tfdiag secreUry; Mi« Florence lT.Anjroaa UlUUlu Included 27 _ ' It, Red U.BT.OX. 1L Frightens (Uktlyto H«r- By WALT DISNEY Bint. Call IH 1-OSM. KoMenbush, associate recording MICKEY MOUSE mmbn IS. like aW occur) ST,O*tr:Bost. r ATLANTIC HIO.HLAND8 — roar Iarie secretary; Mrs. Helen J. Sfaea, 1». Bailor t»CFVJUST roonu end bath, »ll newly decorated, treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth Hell- SUP INI ueoad floor. CA MSOl. ». A. flower l 2 3 5 e> 7 B VWltVAPSARie •PR1NO VIEW OAROIHS er, financial secretary, Mrs. SXCHgaatte to Bprun It., Res Bulk Emiel Aufieri, fculde; Mrs. Mary StFstatesa: See and compare tola t«rf« flva room • 10 \ apartment. Iw bedrooms, complete Betts, inside guard; Mrs. Violet % kitchen, spacious closets. Immediate Anderson, outside guard; Mrs. tteoufh occupancy. Adulu. For appolntmeat water n 13 please ettt »H 1-KH. Harrjr Diiger, Ittnonth trustee; ATLANTIC WQHLAMDf — Injoy Mrs. Betts, two-year representa- 37.C3MW 14 Christmas In your own UUIe, warm, tive, and Mrs. Diiger, alternate sunnf epirtmenL Unfurnished, lirlnt M.Hl»liprUft 1* room, bedroom, kitchen, bath, teS two-year representative. 7 '» monthly locludei everything. Sorry, no ^A •7? pete. Phone lor appointment Ml-OWa. U one ao 21 la FA. 01JHLHAU8, IU»I Estate. The group will hold its annual M. Xxelaunation Christmas party tonight at th« V/( THRIK ROO9U, bath. HI utilities. tlTtnitMial IS 24 3* Private tJ^CU Veterans of Foreign Wara poat home. eJMaln % «.Mr. \ COMMERCIAL RENTALS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Quast, Truman'* Meat 0i^* Jo *• lot rein, earner ol Mrs. Alfred W. Wright and Mrs. State //} alao lor o(S«e Henrietta Kinney recently at- M. Barber** tool ix ft 14 W THE PHANTOM tended the Monmouth and Ocean By LEE FALK Counties Fast Councilors Associa- tb JT M TWO-ROOK ornas — wiat floor, WE'RE I Z KNOW. front on Maple Art,, Rel Bank. For tion meeting at the borough hall % lurther lolormallon call IH 1-TSJ8. in Eatontown when the Crescen s» 4O THE NEW CREW- / Wti.COME.AND BTOKB FOB tutux — on mute ft, VWKVT'S THE SCOOP ^A BUTCHER 6OOOU1CK TOE UK IS SBCINSA NW Council members were hostess. iaCoaUwtth % ON YOUR M 0^ ej* CREW (OR US. BABA0U WILL M *• MWNERS MISSION CP SHOOT THE/H fX3WN~ 41. % OF A HUNS Iff omen TOR Mnrr — crater 12-17 AS HE DIP US/ urn. Heat ftnUBSt^Odl CONCERT AT SCHOOL TI6ER--SO f 000 SO, »T. FACTORY IPACI lor KEYPORT- The Keyport High School concert band, majorettes, Keyettei and the Grammar MODERN BUILDINO — 6,000 square feet warehouse ant atoraie School chorus last week present- area. loadfoloadTnic and receiving Long term ad the annual Christmas concert feaae available. «H 1-WOO. Bridge Column in the high school auditorium, Strange things do happen, but First floor, «50 eo. ft. of space, Homer Gerlufsen is band di- dentist and patholoalcal laboratory In don't rely on them. If your cel- THE HANDS building. Dr. E. 3. Bildsrbaek, CO 4-Grammar School chorus. lar is flooded, look for a leaky Somh dealer TWOSOOM OFTICS^^rsrtioor: ««<*• • Mra. June Zwelcher in pipe; you haven't been miracu- Both aides wtoerabb front on Mapie.Ave.Maple A.. Rad^Bank., For charge of the Keyettei, and Mrs. lously moved to Venice. further Information call g of South ruffed the second club, V 10 5 4 MARK TRAIL By ED VODD HOUSES FOB RENT HOUSES FOR SALE led a trump to the dummy, and nUMSOH — Unfurniatiad bootalow with returned • heart. East played ii oom kitchen bedroom and bath low, and South put up the Ung. ITS W.BUT wECAffT *K5& WOr.HWnt1U.re AT TrUXT MOMENT ONE A GOOD BUY This cost him three heart tricks 9OI7I GETS TO THE emu. AMP and the contract. _ CESteOPBtATION/ ._j may ba the perfect homo lor you, * 10 » 3 STB>BT00rw36UJ6K*A rdSikiiJf^^SftiiuSii;•"_. (our bedrooms, one and ena half baths, North was not amused. "Didn't A ato ocenpuo. Samuel Telcher anjej larje game room, dry basement, eeren Oceaspon Ave., Oeeanpcrt. Call or dial years old. quiet country location. IdeaJ you hear that vulnerable over- U HSOII 01 U S4ML lot a young family. Asking lll.wo. call?" he asked. KBA1UBURO — Untunlsbed . , "I've seen Mm bid before," living room, kitchen, bttiroem, bath. Dial 741 .7200 0 A K 4 Oaf beat, l» monthly. Adult couple South retorted. "Ha bids oo gar- only. Call before S am. or after S raup J. SOWIM * co. p.m. fST-M» Baal Krtste aince USt bage." We* Hartk bst t A 2* 24 Pass WALTER a. ovxmoa North pointed out that East had ilready ahown up with the ace of AU m. M. » SO White at Baa Ban)club*. How could East keep sil- of i-un Opposite Municipal Parting La* MA»I IVMfWOD III ent if he also held the ace of rentale to all aUaa ana »i)eae. WIUWA^E^j^ hearts? South roffi the clut> return and A»e., Sea I-AIB BAVKN - US Man M. Four- Some day, if he lives long leads another low heart. This •avea daya, kedroom Colonial two baths, terrace, fireplace, large lot beautifully land- enough, South will ba right Wett time West must' play the TOUR BXOROOHS, two bathi. tarafe, scaped. Call owner, U2-HKH. By JIM BURNETT md GEORGE CRENSHAW bawmenl, excellent reetdenUal lm- will make a vulnerable overeall medlata occuptacy. fa 14413. on a worthiest hand, and Eait REAL ESTATE WANTED Now South can win the return, TtUtXE-BXDBOOV — BrJek vaurfnM will fail to raiae with two aces. HOWPVfSOT houw, Ooaanport. (US * month. IH 1- draw trump*, and lead AMYTHIN61D 2231. WANTID — Older Home la Bad Bask, Until that day. dawna Sooth will from* dummy for m At leaat three bodroonu. Writ* -A.M.,' BeVT'lNfrlat. LITTLE BLVTR — Raiklrttlal. CeTea IMlaiil Bask. be better off miking the nornul roonu, furnlehed or unmmleiied. Vina through East Sooth can discard W0U5S? bedroom, two batba. Hear ecnsoL VM LOT roua HOMJC wim a mambei « assumption that an oyercall the losing diamond from dummy IK 1-33M. tut Red Bask Area Multlpi* Uatbif shows strength aid that a put Unite, He eriu drealat* a pooiop • on t heart, making hi, ambitious UNFX7RNiamcD — Serea room aooee. shows weikneaa. Two batlu. fame, SUS per month. and complete dncrlptloa ol your n< game contract 8H 7-tZU. to n atmbn em, e4reom, Hi DAILY QUESTION bar U a ReaJur. ron tan put your heart from his hand, ff West hu confldenca In a Realtor, oonmtt paxe As deafer, you hold: Spades— m of the JeUow rase* in your tele- the ace of hearts there is no ad- phone directory. 3. Hearts—A 9. Diamonds—Q J ATLANTIC HIOHI^MMI — Threa b«- vantage in giving him anything rooma, Modem kHobea with waiter, TOUK B0M> WANTED — Why >M «7. C!ub»-Q J 10 «4 3. What dryer. Ml-MSS. ATallable January 1. but a low heart to capture. witn tier We adnniae oManalviiy in do you aay? LEONARDO ~- fotu-bedroom uofur- the rjtwtpapen, radio aad inMltfe « ruahedhotue. tUO monttily plui uUII- ban of the TWK, a satlooal real aeuta West plays the nine, agd dum- tin. Immediate occupancy. Weaae reltnal aerrlca. W» an "Horn* Trad- my's ten forces out Eaat's jack. Anawer. Pass. If you add your phone for appobtmmt Ml-OOi. r.A. ere" - two oUlcee. u toll Una aale* points up diligently enough you a>RLHAUS. Seal 1 people. Call WALKER * WALKBR. Uaiura. tfembera Red Bank Area may think you're close to an By WALT KELLY Mulllpl. Uatlnf aarrtu, «nrewfburr. opening bid, but don't kid your- WANTED TO RENT eatalof for borne eeekara. We art man- SH itta ana MMdletown. Of t-HJ*. self. You need more than 1 Quick QETT1N0 MORI AND KOBT PBOS- Trick for a sound opening; bid. PECTa — For three-beilroom rental bomaa. Lilt any rental for fart action. LEGAL. NOTICE • MATTHEW jr. anx AQINOI, ne ni »6. IHodletows. Of 1»» NOTICK 10 ABSENT DEntMDANTS SUfEJUOB C0UBT or XEW JEBSBY Cheerful Choice CBAMCMMV PIVIMON FURNISHED ROOMS M0NM0D1H COUUTT DOCKET HO. W-mMt (Ask about our Christinas Woe UHalX ROOUX — Claan and com- Special. Do-it-yourself Wailing Enable. Reaaonable tatea. OeoUemen STATE or Nxir ratasr Printed Pattern preferred. «1 Wallaca at SH 1-53W. TO Walls for the man who has noth- yURMIHBD K00K - Prrrmta Bjme, WTLLLVM H. ORST, hie nelre, He- ing. Write to George.) convenient location on bua line. Pleae- vfeeee and pereonal rapreientatlvef ant remmndlnia. BH 1-OOW. and hie, thalr or any oC their luceet- aora In rl(ht. title and lnurett: 1IRB. FURNISHED ROOM newly decorated, WILLIAM H. ORCr, hie wile; JO- Dear George: private entrance and anting room. SEPH RAMRIT, hie helre, dsvlieee Kltcben prlrllef ea. Inquire at at Petcre and peraonal repreeentatlvee and hie, Why don't you ever mention the Place, Red Bank. theriantn / or any of Uelr racceeura In "good old-fashioned girl"? We LAROI BED-arrniro ROOK with 8EP- W,H title and lntereet; MRI. JO- JPH RA1UET, hie wl(t: UNKNOWN aren't lighting up cigarettes on OWNER!, laelr neln, davlaeel and pertontl repreeantatlvel and thalr or the street, hanging out In bars. A'lTKACTtVS ^..—— — any ot their lucceaeore In riant, UUe You don't find us out with every Studio room, private' light cooking Mid iatereet By ALLEN SAUiSDERS and KEN ERNST Toi< ara hereby eummoned and re-Tom, Dick and Harry! The sin- MARY WORTH one. SH 1-S3M after S p.m. quired lo aerve upon RJCUsaiLLE, NICK ROOMS - Special «U)7 anaCOSNWSLL, MAUSER * CAROnBMU- ful life of today doesn't touch us. 8-BUT I DOHTXTUfT weekly winter rates, ne. TV. Holly TO, ESQ8., plalstltri attomaye, wnoaa The man doesn't live who would Bill Motel. Route M. West Keansburg. adiireu la MBroaBroad Street" , ~ TO 60 TO HOtUrMOOD, MAMA! Nicai BOOM - Shower, Wtohen prlvl. New jersey, an answvr to the oomge- t fresh, or sport around long TOTRWNVOU lecee.' car epace. BH 7-4W3* or er 17, 1HJ, ezcloalve of such date. If you fall to do so. Judgment by de-fashioned girl"? fault m«y be rendered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint. Good Old-Fashioned Girl REAL ESTATE FOR SMI You shall file your answer and proof of service In duplicate with the Clerk Dear Good Old-Fashionef Girl: HOUSES FOR SALE of the Superior Court. State House An- So what's to say? nex, Trenton. New Jersey, In accord- TOWN AND COUNTRY AREA ancs with ths raise of Civil practice PIVE*»DROOU HOME and procedure. One year old. Larae (rounde with Dear George: fruit treee. Price lie.Job. The action has been Instituted tor the CASEY'S AGENCY, INC. purpose of foreclosing a tax sale cer- Couple of us hipsters are mov- tificate No. 197 dated January 10, 1M1,ing to Atlanta. Want to find some BROKER made by Walter D. Plelde, Collector of - Hailet, N. 3. Taxes of the Township ot Atlantic, swinging chicks, the way-out CO t-MIS or 00 t*H2 County ot Monmouth and Stats of Newkind. Clue us, Georgie, you've OPEN »-» Jersey, to the Township of Atlantic 12000 DOWN, H» month Includu taxee and aselsnsd to the plaintiff, which been around. Where in Atlanta and Iruurtnca for UUe four-bedroom certificate covers real estate located In can we find some wiy, way, way- two-bath, tidy Cave Cod, with fire- he Towchllp 'of Atlantic, County ot place. Quiet atreet for children. Only Monmouth and State of New Jersey, yyyyy-out cuties? By GEORGE SIXTA IlLSOO. Mint ba wen todayl R0MT0N covering eight acres of land located WATBRBURY. Realtor, IS W. front on the westerly elde of Obre Road In Neat A Beat St., Red Bank. BH 7-3500. said Township and luiH 1-D311, 2<-Hour Site UH requires 4% yards 45- lervlce. > ment! one hour attar receipt at ofUM. BET 1600 DOWN TO QUALIFIED fHA inch fabric. WELL,HE BEOT BUYSRS — Picture your Christmas DEADLINi 5:00 P.M. Day Itfera) Publlc«tloii SANTA CLAUS tree In this space-maker, four bed- Thirty-five centj In coins for ISTIRCO. room home — eunny kitchen — ample this pattern — add 10 cents for dining — larie "kick up your heels *••<*> A.U. Daj rietore Publication wltk proof two diys belore loom" ready for your New Year's each pattern for first-class mall. Bve party. This home is vacant and Send to Marian Martin, Red Bank Just wsltlnl for the new master to Call Classified—SH 14)010 or OS 1-0525 nut the key In tho door. Price only Register, Pattern Dept., Ml West •17,500. WALKER * WALKBR, Real- tors, 1000 feet eolith of Lily-Tulip Co., NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 18th St., New York 11, N. y. Wldlletown. 1'lioi' 171311. Mulllple Print plainly name, address with Uetlnie and Trada-lns. Send (or cata- Dial SH 1-1110 , tone, site and style number, tec Open 7 days. "alip «n private telephones •» toll-free » OS 1-08M from the 1 1 U)w co w MIDDLETOWN — Split level with four )!!"!.*" "™ " *" * "" '• IKetnshurf), M» (Homdel). HSMtune on one level, XV, baths. 3V ^landi). OSborne 1. MI IKumeonJea Bright) and aHadyeUe t FIRST TIME EVER! Glamor- reoreailon roam. Nestled among old ous movla stat's wardrobe plus Itaaa on dead-end street. Convenient Oalia on private telepnonee are toll-trae la BH nmt from the I and city twees, Asking |17,M0, 110 exalting styles to sew in swmua eutloosi m (Atiantle Hlghlaads), CApllal | aa* a, Ukarp \ our new Fall-Winter Pattern catalog. Send 35c. BED BANK BEGLSTEB Wr-M

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THOUSANDS OF GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY AT SANTA'S I HEADQUARTERS THE

RAILROAD SHOP-RITE—5 lbs. 5 SHOP-RITE 5 LBS. PROMOTED TO MAJOR — Newly promoted Maj. Aaron G. Reames, center, S3 ! SUGAR VAREHOUSE Mitchell Dr., Eatontown, hat hit gold oalc leavet pinned on by Col. Duane D,, Davis, right, director of the Officers Department, U. S. Army Signal Center ami School, c 29c OUTLET Fort Monmouth, and Lt. Col. John E. Mikkelsen, also of OD. Maj. Reamej hat been I WITH THIS COUPON an instructor at the Signal School the past year and a half. Originally from Gary, 241 Highway 35, Eatontown : Coupon good at Jot South of Eatontown Cltcla Ind., he has a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering from Purdue 'Uni- OPEN DAILY 9:30 -:-'•-• •:•%?; Why net call today, or better yet, slop In an had two things in commoi '. Thfe challeitges'. 4re erioi . SWANEE—2 pk., assorted/white SHOP-RITE^Plnedppp-^rapefnih' and-' a • cfisis . lopnis; unless ifar for facts and figures on mortgage and Each had run into a emotional buzz saw, and it hurt. m,6re widespread action is taken, horns modernliation loans. But each lived in comm'umtie: Philip E: Ryart, executive direc- offering new or expanding fScili tor of the National'Assocation for ties to treat, cure or prevenl Mental Health wabs. mental and emotional illnesses. Mental patients fill half the na- tion's hospital, beds. One in lQ TOWELS 29' At the emergency clinic, th DRINK 489* man of 50 was given a tranquil Aihericans.is mentally ill ia mild MAINSTAY tq«veredree STOKELY—4© ox. lizer and talked with. a psychia- SHOP-RITE—2 lbs. FEDERAL SAVINGS trist, learning that his feelings , /.,; What: Goes Wrong? of frustration and depression AND LOAN ASSOCIATION t)pe, survey; indicates four out were not uncommon, taking till jf, ifive."city'.dwellers have some TOMATO 36 Monmouth Street Red Bank first step toward understandini symptoms of emotional disturb- EANUT and dealing with his problem: ances, 'and' the rate could be as Heartening Change Insured Savings - Mortgage Loans high in rural areas. Ten per cent At the mental health clinii of public school children are esti- 1TTER specialists began helping the bo; mated to be emotionally dis- JUICE turbed, in need of help Progresso Italian Imported—6 ozs. The tempo and stresses of DEL MONTE Pineapple-Grapsfruir modern life may play a role. COLD WEATHER What goes wrong? Dr. William Menninger of the C AHEAD . . . renowned Menninger Clinic In Topeka, Kans., puts it this way: DRINK—? 4 7 Everyone sooner or later runs PASTE Into some emotional buzz saw. And it's painful. S.The trouble, may involve job, SHOP-RITE LEMON, STRAWBERRY, BANANA, CHOCOLATE, COCONUT marriage, family, school, tragedy, approaching retirement, failure to achieve goals, some- thing' arousing' fear, anxieties, doubts, anger, depression, or other deep emotional reactions. Many of us manage to Handle these problems, adapting and maintaining balance. But millions become upset, see- SHOP-RITE—18 ozs. HOLLAND DUTCH TREAT ing the world slightly out of focus.' Many get ulcers, or other physical pains and disease. Many turn to drink, to drugs, to bizarre behavior, to angers, to GRAPE circular worrying over the same old problems. ICECREAM 59 Other millions break down JAM completely, retreating into some private world, with severe illness. There is no single cause of SHOP-RITE—3 lbs. HEINZ—14 ozs. mental illness, authorities agree. "None of us is always per- fectly healthy mentally," Dr. IT JUST TAKES THE Menninger says. "Each of us has emotional quirks and problems. TIP OF YOUR FINGER We can only approach mental SHORTENING KETCHUP health, and then we run against ONE PHONE CALL FOR a buzz saw, we aren't quite as GALL NOW mentally healthy as we were, and QUICK HOME DELIVERY may again become." The Big 'If Of all illnesses, says Dr. Men- SHI-6300 ninger, mental illness has the highest recovery rate, with a big Csso If—If the person receives prompt skilled care. Where once there was a per- vading sense of hopelessness con- cerning mental Illness, now there is "a ferment and eagerness" that the problems can be solved, says Dr. Robert H. Felix, direc- tor of the National Institute of Mental Health. LAWES 'I feel that perhaps the sun COAL COMPANY, INC. has come up and we arc in the Route 35 and New Monmouth Road very early morning hours, at SYCAMORE AVE. 584 RIVER RD. least, of a new day In the field We Reservt Hi* Right to Limit Quantities Coupon and Price* Effective at of the mentally ill," he declares. Mlddletown and Keyport Shop-Rites Only! SHRIWSIURY FAIR HAVEN There are solid foundations for ,y V.". ;.?' .'-•'; it ':! ..'.,. optimism. ' ; wwmmmi " ;•:'.'•». , - ftr , r' f", f '"„ 40* f •i „ ' 4 %. p fj

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Sportswear Jioes-up from eas ual sportscoats, to Jackets few ORDER NOW golfing, boating, hunting, skiing BEAUTIFUL and any other activity. Accom DECANTERS paniments in slacks, shirts GIFT sweaters, etc., are equallj WRAPPED varied. Price ranges too, adap flexibility to Christmas budgets DECORATION SALE ARE ALWAYS Size is not too much of OftOTMO problem in sportswear since size: WELCOME are most often marked smai' CARDS PROMPT medium, large and extra large DELIVERY But, don't hesitate to snoop oi CALL question those in the know ti 747-9217 get the proper size. The Continental trend in men' 4'reel boi of WINE BARREL! fashions has sparked larger an prey m more elegant cuff links. Texture< ornament* wd m««J f ribbon. 4 Monmoulh St., Red Bonk] gold effects and links set witl more motif*. SO c»rd» 2tf'tool in all. at the Bus Stop real or simulated stones give with appropriate me»» new touch to his appearance. lages and envelopes.

SO MANY WAYS TO PLEASE A YOUNGSTER! "Exciting games, a wide variety of dolls and stuffed toys, mechanical toys, construction and scientific kits not only provide fun for the child but can be teaching and educational aids as well," says Lionel Weintraub, president Of Ideal wWATERMELON&t'c. Toy Corporation, who has devoted his adult life to the interests of children. HWY. 3i ATUHHC HWHUNDS 291-0613

1.5 Roll box of cheerful SPECIAL! Wrap-Up Christmas PJPCT ia a choice of pchijJO wide. 380" orerall 6' ARTIFICIAL XMAS TREE length. • VINYL FIREPROOF Shopping Chores Early • WITH STAND .95 Christmas is always so much space in which to tell you exactly arrange for longer term pay- • WHITE or GREEN more fun when you can sit back what they now have In stock to ments or a visit to your-bank may help you choose thrilling gifts well bring a happy solution to SAVE3.clUf.Mc • Approximately 90 Branches and enjoy the festivities—rested 5 and relaxed. for everyone on your list. your problem. fc 6KwI Boxwift MUd eoter. So you see, "Shop early" is no Since finances are part „ Most banks can arrange loans £3r**4so.elid, 3JC loa» k' te ntaire ««. OTHER ARTIFICIAL mere slogan. It is good sound everybody's Christmas shopping for Christmas gifting, on terms EaiytocorL. , advice, which pays generous div- picture, the convenient layaway to suit the needs and convenience TREES FROM 2.95 idends to the gift shopper in many plans that many stores offer are of the borrower. 1.100 eeptBim,fat Sfatfe ways. often a great help. With a small When you start to accumulate P KS Early shopping gives you .more deposit here and there to hold your gifts (via early shopping) time to choose wisely and well gift selections, you're several.im it's important to set aside a spe- JttlS, MB WO *«* Special on TINSEL *O R - 1.00 from wider selections. It gives portant steps ahead on youi cial place in which to store them you Wore savings on early spe- Christmas shopping. as they are wrapped and marked LARGEST DISPLAY on JERSEY COAST cials. The experts say It's wise to for their recipients. It gives you more time to pay, shop a little every day, pay a Christmas gift lists are a • Grave Blankets • Centerpieces if you need it. It gives you more little every week, and then take "must." Write yours out care- time to relax and enjoy the ap- out your gifts in time for Christ- fully, and well ahead of time, and • Corsages • Wreaths proach of the holiday season. mas. It's easy on your budget study it thoughtfully before shop- In addition to the countless sug- and easy on you! ping. Think of the person when • Tree Ornaments gestions for gift buying to be You may need a financial"as yo- u think of the gifts. Can he found in trie articles and pictures sist" on a longer term basis use it? Will he like H? Will .it SEE OUR DISPLAY AND PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY) in these pages, many stores in where major purchases are In-fit? the city have taken advertising volved. In this event you can In shopping, watch for bargains, of coarse. But, most important- ly, strew values in all purchases, TREE AND FLOWERS keeping ever in mind that the trui test of values is what you get for what you pay. REEDS CHRISTMAS SALE Remember, your Christmas for this Christmas ami next! Shopping will be well "under con- trol" once it's well under way. So the important thing is to get THE started—now—and enjoy a truly "Merry Christmas!" LIFELIKE POLYETHYLENE Fabulous HOLLY GARLANDS | Gift Item 59' f " "or Angler Choosing that guaranteed-to- please Christmas present for a 16 FEET *^_ "Buy The Easy Reeds Way" fisherman is enough of a job to POLYETHYLENE • NO MONEY DOWN • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY make many women wish thai PAY AS LITTLE AS SI 00 WEEKLY o7 S4 00 MONTHLY Ixaak Walton had had some othe HOLLY WREATH hobby. , . 30 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE with Bright • FIRST PAYMENT STARTS JANUARY 1963 The one gift that's guaranteed to thrill me angler is the only Poimeftias fishing boat designed by fisher OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES ,DIAMOND men for fishermen. It comes with SOLITAIRE every fishing gadget and piece ol 14K Gold Bins equipment that any fisherman NO mmrr dun II I* mk might need. nnllK uit jemt It won't fit under the average Emerald-Cut' Christmas tree, but if there's DIAMOND place to hide a 14' bott-and-motoi (D 14K Gold Bins; rig until Christmas morning, thei NO money down. fZ.25 week ly or l» monthly next year you'll be rewarded by the slghl H»nd NO ni'inry dinvn. II ui-rlf- SILVERWARE *W so forth. TREE LIGHT BULBS — ALL SIZES AND COLORS ly or 14 monthly nrxt year NO numry down. 91.00 nerkly GREATEST CHRISTMAS or II.M monthly npit year A motor like the "Fishing VALUES EVER! Scott" adapts well to most water 25' HEAVY DUTY OUTDOOR 12299 •' EXTENSION ways. It has enough power to EXTENSION CORD 1I CORD push most of the fifhlng boats 49' OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL CHRISTMAS :3 available, and Is small and light IS' EXTENSION fnt enough even to be carried on an CORD f7 airplane. If you've got a hardito-please fellow on your gift list, make a YOUR MONEYS WORTH MORE AT note right now that he'll probably go for the casual, relaxed look of new season sportswear. WOOLWORTH'S Consider a man's tastes and general wardrobe habits; then select your gift one shade brlgh. 60 BROAD STREET er, a style a little more dashing than usual—and you'll find that 717 Cookman Ave. TOU have selected just what he's always wanted but never bought for himself. 52 BROAD STREET J teo txm. REGISTER *, Dm, 17, 1962—21 •t,' • For The roimg Man Its 9 .... | J. KrideTs Minute Man Service:1 Coll: Sometimes not even Santa's reindeer Mr. Emhoff on the first floor.

Young Man's Store : are running. That'*, wfwn you need our Mr. Cannavo for boys and Young Men. Minute Men department heeds* backed up Mr. Fix for suits and coats. by reliable United Parcel delivery. Mrs. Ugue in the Comer for ladies.

PREP SHOP YOU DON? NEED A LOT OF MONEY to give a Wed and true gift that expresses the manly, conservative look most men favor. For example—he'll enjoy wearing comfortable, easy- We care ties, socks and shirts cf Creslan acrylic fibers; other items Here's what J. Kride! Minute Men can do: may be for his favorite 'sport, accessories to his wardrobe or hobby gifts. "' • •'[;•'' Harassed Housewife: I saw a marvelous SPORT SHIRTS coat in your window. It had a pile Want an Old Fashioned Yule? collar that, comes off arid a zip liner Ij you've a yen to make tkii>a rtally "old-fashioned"' that comes out. By McGregor. 39.95. Christmas, the best way to begin is to go out and get your i'nfsure my husband would like it, but tree the way, our forefathers did! Go into.the "forest," cut it- my youngest is home with a cold. I New, Daughter-in-law: Bob's mother down, and then haul it home. can't get out. Yes, today there are hundreds of American.!'& farms wants to surprUe him with a suit. Minute Man Emhoff: That's and nurseries where this' old family custom' iii^g^niived Minute Map Fix: The last suit I sold the McGregor Stockhold 300. Natural tan with a new twist. ' - - • V> .?. Bob was 42 long. I'll put aside a or olive. Name and address, please. The difference is that these modern Ckristnas'lrees^ in couple I think, he'd like. Can you What size does he wear in ,a suit? stead of growing wild, are carefully cultivated by professional stop in to see them this afternoon? growers. Farmers and nurserymen find thai they pan lower We'll have it on the U. P. S. truck We'll take care of the alterations after their costs—and build customer interest—by allowing; a family this afternoon. Thank you. to choose a Christmas free while it is still growing.) Christmas. Customers usually come out to select their tree in. No- vember or early December, have it tagged, then pick it up a week or so before Christmas. ••'":..]•'•:'.'. • • ' There are some .places where you can have-the fun of cutting down your,men tree with a saw or ax provided by the grower: In others?, the tree is dug up for you and then put in a bucket or wrapped in burlap, ' ' Trees selected in this way slay fresh and green longer than those that are cut down far in advance of their tale. Office spokesman: We have $3.00 for Too, prices,are usually a little lower than they would be at the boss. I can't talk too loud. He's the usual street-corner salts lot. Costs, however, vary widely, on the other wire. depending largely on locale but also on the tree's size, shape, New Monmouth Couhtyite: My neighbor M. M.: How about a gift package thickness, etc.-'- ,''••? , • "• bought a beautiful cashmere sweater from Trees that are balled and burlapped (dug out with their of three Manhattan handkerchiefs, with England at your store last night. I'd roots intact, suitable for transplanting) are more expensive,' ! ja file and clippers right in it? To find far mi and nurseries that offer this choose-ypur) like one too, but we don't have a charge own service, contact your county agricultural agent. Or just account. drive along a country road outside your town and look, for J. Kridel Minute Man: Let me get a charge the signs. ' application. I'll take the information The Boss: I need something for the and we'll have your account ready this office staff. CLOVES Men Liks Quality afternoon. M. M.: Our gift certificates come packaged with a ball point pen., and lots more! Of Leather Wear We'll wrap and send them over to your Pre-Christmas days • need notner, company refreshments or office. SEE US be tense with last-minute prep- snacks for tree-trimmers new arations now that so many food convenieces-aHaw for well-is-ad- items can be readied in advance. vance cooking and. baking. 41 BROAD ST. A little menu,pro-planning can Santa's helper, in.this, case,;Ii help free the honiemaker to en- a variety of plastic-bags avail- RED BANK joy the holiday .festivities. able in three sizes to wrap any- Whether' for phristroas din- thing from individual .fruitcakes to larger roasts. Designed to keep food fresh longer, in teeexer or refrigerator, the bags some on a continuous roll. Eachrftig can be .... snapped off at the i&foratlons, CHRISTMAS filled and secured with an1 ac- companying twist tie. ' The jumbo size snap-oft bags, measuring 18 to 24 Inches make it possible to pre-slice.a large ham or turkey and have it moist Stumped Sibling: I've been all over hours later. Trays ft canapes, sandwiches or cakes can be cov- looking for a sport shirt for my brother. ered and set aside or , put He'so-fooMwo. My feet hurt. Into the freezer for longer stor- Peppy Grandmother: What kind of shirts M. M. Emhoff: You should have age. are the young fellows wearing nowadays? Cakes-and holiday breads can started here. We have Manhattan dacron be baked beforehand, frozen and Minute Man Cannavo: Tab collars are and cotton sport shirts in exact sleeve simply reheated for. company the most popular. or for breakfast. Unused portions lengths. They'll fit like his dress shirts. can be returned to the bag lot Take the elevator to I They're 5.95. We'll put it on (ayeway between meal keeping. the second floor. We have everything Utility-size snap-off until you recuperate or send it out to you. measuring 10 bv .14 inches, are for boys, kindergarten to college. ideal for smaller loaves and cakes. Fruitcake rings, too, have P. G.: He's 34. a tetter chance of mellowing M. M. Cannavo: I'll transfer you to when stored in sealed plastic bags. Mr. Emhoff. Still another advance step as- sures an ample supply of ice cubes when entertaining. Emp- I Hf RE ARE JUST A FEW Of THE MANY tyyour travs of frozen cubes into snajyoff, leak-proof secure them with a twist tie and PHOTOGRAPHY GIFTS place in refrigerator or freezing AWAITING YOU AT OUR STORE compartment. And, if you need more, your traysvare stiB full! Cookies or candies for young- Electric Eye sters can be neatly wrapped in Movie Cameras from small ' plastic bags. Snap-off "bag-ettes," six-and-one-half by Solicitous daughter: He only w*ars wool. Projection eight inches, in size, can be filled and decorated,with ribbons and It must be calf length in size 13. Sreen Cameras ^from stickers to trim the tree. M. M.: Yes, we . Gift wrap via plastic bags need 8MM Movie Projector not be limited to foods. An ap- have o by 3 rib wool hose made in England. Auto. Load Cameras from propriate-size plastic bag can pro- I'll send them with the shirts you ordered. vide an unusual, transparent, re- 35MM Slide usable container for lingerie Playboy's Playmate: He has everything! toys or for novelty stocking fil- Projector Cameras .from lers. M. M.: Does he nave a hat for When Christmas is over snap- Siberia? We have one in fake ALSO off bags are ideal for careful, single wrapping of v. cherished Persian lamb for 5.95. • ELECTRIC FLASH UNITS Christmas balls.'Jumbo bags can be used to keep plastic wreaths • POLAROID CAMERAS or holly chains dust-free for yet another season. AND MANY ACCESSORIES

EVERYTHING COME IN FOR THE AND CAMERA BROUSE Husband-under-pressure: Mrs. Logue, Teen Ager: He hates wool! BUG AROUND you've got to kelp met M. M.: Ask for the Interwoven Minute Gal Logue: > •' Crew*Sader sock. It's soft spun Can you stop down after a orlon, > work? We're open till 9. I've got a beautiful suede jacket I think she'd like. In the meantime, keep calm.

THIS PRETTY FROCK FOR LITTLE ANGELS Is as prac- 15 Wallace St. SH 7-2273 Red Bank tical ks It'll charming in easy- to-cfcre-tor "Everglaze" cotton WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR THE CAMERA FAN '• *atln by Everfast. Perky polka dots are high-fashion for the l *TtW^"TVWTv^W tt^^F™ rfW™TWW jf[lf& i half-pint set. , : JitiuiwM^^ HED BANK REGISTER a galaxy of : UGGESTS FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY GIFTS EXCELLENT from Town & Country's/.. SELECTION OF SUPPERS ITALIAN BOUTIQUE COLLECTION To help speed along your wsrch for unujual Christmas Giffs, Ihe Town & FOR CHILDREN Country Shop h«i an exclusive array of gUti imported from Italy. This col- >.5O THIS TALENTED DOLL that actually speaks baby talk when her tummy is squeezed is but TO 395 one of the many remarkable dolls for Christmas designed to thrill "little mothers." "Blabby" lection, known as the "Boutique Collection," was hand picked in Italy by a gurgles and coos just like a real infant and her voice is said to be the most versatile in Toyiand. member of the staff and is now ready for Holiday Gift Giving. FOB WOMEN

2-98 T<) 4.98 Toy World Encompasses Here Are Some of Our FOR MEN & BOYS 95 3- TO All Phases of Modern Living Most Precious Items... Toyiand, 1962, is as topical as to the youngsters in the primary miliar structures such as th Scarves today's newspaper. Whether the grades too. supermarket are created in fiber Hat Brush • Match Caddy FOR WORK & PLAY playroom project is the newest The many suburban American boards. A jiew deluxe versioi Sweater Brush (fireplace matches) Hankies achievement of space travel, the 'amilies invite a high incidence of of the modern food store ever Slippers BOYS' COWBOY BOOTS latest design in spin dry washing large scale play activities, such features trading stamps and i* Wallets and Coffee Rose Shears machines to ease homemaking as a hockey rink that folds away equipped with signs to indicati Cigarette Case Robes 95 95 labors, etc., the toy is sure to be night shopping hours. Break Purses 5- TO 6 when not in use. More realistic, Sweaters an authentically-designed, pur- bigger and bigger replicas of fa- New for the young marksman French Purs* Travel Flask poseful miniature, reports Mel is an electronic gun which regis Eyeglass Case Pill Box Costume Jewelry BOYS' HI-CUTS Freud, president of Toy Guidance ters at the target without benefit Council. of ammunition . .. New in must Some for men only Table Lighten Besides keeping up With the Charm Her cal toys is a miniature bagpip< frenzied advances of modern which requires no more breat Turtles • Kitchen Key Racks science and technology, toyiand With Gifts Of investment than what is require! Italian Alabaster also provides a broad range of to inflate a balloon. Birds Bunnies • Candle Snuffers streamlined versions of classic Honors for the most nove Book Ends • Picture Frames play favorites like ABC blocks, Novel Charm sound effect' in toys for the pre Owls the whirling top spired play- The perfect Christmas giff, school youngster may well gi Butterflies Chickens things, as well. everyone knows, should combine Mfo^>qsii»|3nits^^ to the push and pull style hipp< There is- a boom In career- thought with affection and give who roars with zestful realism Cats oriented play kits. Including such enduring pleasure. That's one FOR YOUR reason charms and charm brace- Most novel building enterprisi novelties as a set for making cot- for the playroom architect is ton candy and a miniature plas- lets are especially popular at PRIMA this season. kit of blocks and accessoriej Sophisticated smartness tics extruding plant. The young which enables youngsters to' laj highway engineer will have> his From one of the world's largest out a Vacation resort complete BALURINA own paving department set com- suppliers of charms, Marchal wilh lake and docks for pleasun ; with plete with bulldozer, cement Jewelers, come a few general boats. The vacation theme has We Hove mixer, crane and toyland's first rules (and they have little to do novel echo in a new campei rural relaxation operating sand liopper — all of with price, much to do with truck of heavy gauge ste t tha LEOTARDS heavy gauge steel. feeling) to apply wherever you allows for double decker beds may shop. The scope of playroom scien- and has a boat trailer. 12 Linden Place and Costumes tific projects now extends to the First of all, remember that History-oriented science toys upper teenage level of interest. charms are the most sentimental continue to provide youngster to Match Most ambitious project is a kit form of jewelry. Each must have with meaningful building projects. Red Bank for building a digital computer. a meaning—to giver and receiver. The latest is a kit which provide! Thrills on the science front in- Charms are meant to last; 14 materials and instructions for re clude a telescope with an oper- karat gold dangles are therefor producing Edison's lamp. ating camera and a microscope favored. RED BANK with a group viewer. How do you select a charm? BUSTER BROWN Along with the trend toward Think and look — and let your extending the age level of sci- imagination take over. Everyone 17 WHITE STREET ence experiments in the home, likes a birthstone or a charm right up to college level, is a representing profession or hobby. (Just Ojj Broad At Municipal Parking Lot) I drive to make science simplified Everyone, superstitious or not, enough to be equally interesting wants a good luck emblem. Such personalized charms that 1st ANNIVERSARY SALE! indicate birthplace, travels and special occasions are most pop- To Please All ular. Also a medal, an old watch fob, a baby's first tooth and 750x14 TUBELESS NYLON BLACKWALLS The Men On Your other keepsakes can be wonder- fully attractive when mounted in Christmas List gold as a charm. Even photographs of children, dogs, boats, houses can be re- FROM produced as charms. Such gold souvenirs may be modestly priced —but they are completely unique, ABBEY one-of-a-kind. 2 for Charms which hold a special MEN'S SHOP meaning are desirable gifts — Plus Tax - No Exchange for example—travelers, whatever their faith, welcome St. Chris- topher medals, or the touchjng All Other Sixes en Sale, Too ... Add $200 for Whitewalls Hebrew "Mizpah" which prays that "though we are separate, we are always together." Everyone seems to like ttie "touch me for luck" jade Bud- dhas now so popular, while a spe- cial Christmas wish can be ex- MANHATTAN pressed charmingly with a "SPINSMOOTH" jewelled Christmas tree ball. The only rule for charms Is to FREE! Wash-Spin-Dry-Wear PRESENTS FOR give them with affection. That's • Tab collar Iheir special magic! • Buttoned down p (JO collar S A MERRIER • Regular collar ** Diamond Gifts CHRISTMAS TREES WHITE-COLORS-STRIPES CHRISTMAS! Thrill the Ladies Diamonds, as any girl can tell 'Skyway' 100% Dacron TIES from 1.00 you. make the most memorable Buy Your Snow Tires From Christmas gift of all. And there's • Never needs SOCKS from .75 ironing 3.95 magic in a diamond whether it is BELTS from 1.50 a tiny single stone or.a blazing ROBES from 8.95 extravaganza. Me and I Will Buy Every man knows that giving SPORT SHIRTS SLACKS from 7.95 a diamond gift wins a lady's heart, but not too many realize Your Christmas Tree by Truval & /LOO SLEEVELESS CARDIGANS 6.95 that the price tag needn't be a Manhattan PAJAMAS from 3.95 deterrent. up Tile Jewelry Industry Council GLOVES from 2.95 reports there are real diamond SWEATERS SCARFS from 1.95 Rifts priced at $100 and under. And many a man can make the HERE IS HOW IT WORKS: e Many styles. JACKETS from 8.95 gesture of a lifetime without orlons and wools JEWELRY from 1.00 bankrupting his present or future. to 14.93 Beautiful gold or enamel pins, With every pair of snow tires purchased, you will re- HANDKERCHIEFS 1.00 sporting a single, small diamond, WALLETS from 3.95 may he the gift of a lifetime for ceive a certificate worth $3.00 toward the purchase SPORT COATS many a gal and at a moderate JEWELRY BOXES 2.95 cost to the giver . A tiny, spark- of a Christmas tree. • Muled colors FREE GIFT WRAP ling diamond hanging from a anil pnltcrns FREE ALTERATIONS white gold chain is a uift that will never bse its beauty, worth These can be redeemed at two nearby locations: Topcoats, Raincoats or thrill. IF IN DOUBT Tiny diamonds, cut by a mas- 1. Leonardo First Aid Squad Suburban Coats GIVE AN ABBEY ter's hand, are used to "dust" GIFT CERTIFICATE Dins, earrin"s and bracelets of 1.95 v»llow or white gold o' platinum. 2. Fioretri's Farm Market up Thi' diamond touch r>ives an cvcrlnsting sparkle to the gift It grnccs. Small, beautifully-cut diamonds Free Miniature frost earrings or glamorize a Hat with Each necklace clnsp on pearls. A few Gift Certificate OPEN EVENINGS *riL 9 diamonds gracefully placed on n MIDDLETOWN GENERAL TIRE CO wntch mnk» lime n precious and citlnc thine A d'amond gift calls for loving RT. 36 and AVE. D LEONARDO consideration nnd imnnlnnt'on: mi: NEW dualities (hat substitute for a mil- 291-9291 ABBEY MEN'S SHOP lionaire's income and hein anv OPEN DAILY 8 - 6 62 BROAD ST. man to strike It rich on the gift RED BANK parade this holiday. , Dtc 17, 196&-23 Of Course She Wants Perfume Looking (or the way to a wom- an'i heart? Millions of men Discounts the Discounters have discovered that perfume is (be sweet answer. Statistics re- veal that men buy most of the perfume In the United States— W% of It—and that half of all perfume sain are made at Christ- mas time. How do you choose a scent for the woman in your life? The fact is that when it comes to fragrance, most women swear their allegiance to France. There's magic in the "created, bottled, packaged and sealed in Paris" label—and with good rea- son. France has, for generations, been the birthplace of most of the "perfume greats." What's toe most effective way] to wear perfume? Frenchwomen traditionally favor the "pulse spots" . . . perfume touched lightly to the throat, the crooks of the arms and the knees where the beat of,the body can diffuse the scent perfectly. Another French secret—reapply perfume frequently. Since fashion and fine fragrance combine so beautifully, > many great couturiers offer distinctive by MARX perfumes to complement their elegant creations. This Christmas "ODD OGG" GAME "Cabochard," a wonderfully mod- YOUR CHOICE New fun game ! ern blend of Intriguing oriental scents with woodsy, mossy under- Motorized plas- 66 CHATTY tic frog 7x14" WHEEL tone!, Is being offered in the United States by the couture H. and 4 plas- house of Gres, in Paris. BABY tic balk. M Beautifully packaged In a ONLY crystal pinch bottle with Jaunty velvet bow, Gre»' "Oabochard," or (a favorite abroad), will be avail-, able in this country in time forj CHATTY Vfasbrewarf&fa gift selection. CATHY \fU* tom a a tfrt/e! V Shoes For *&& Z^^*& We Mm a the borne, Guy Gifts <*\ <^ tMoamors too! If you feel nobody can fill his II ETCH-A-SKETCH shoes,.tell him so this Christmas| —with a gift of fashionable, hand-l" Educational Toy some and comfortable leather]! She talks! LaughsJ Manipulate knobs on a shoes. rin 8he magic screen to A wide collection of men's shoes I Tries! .-Full 8 Advertised draw, design, write! b lightweight leathers and all gayB 11 different things- Shake to erase and broad range of textures and mas-jj start again. 9J4" cullne colors, now fall into step I wide, 7%" high, I with die new slim look in men's j| .!»/«" thick. styles. According to the Shoe Fashion || Service of Leather Industries of I America, first on the high road I to fashion is a newly popular family of shoe styles that ride 11 higher in front, are cut higher I YOU ALWAYS BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT NEWBERRYS alosg the top or rise at the heel I and back. Whether brogue, deml-II boot or oxford, they're all made II up of a softer, lighter leather that I bends and stretches to match his jf TINY THUMBELLINA KING ZOR pace. He'll be stepping out in style this holiday season if your gift I WRIGGLE is a pair of smooth or grained I Roaring Dinosaur leather slip-ons. II GAYLORD THE PUP The comfortable moccasin front II Battery operated; is s leading shoe shape and is II DOLL found in slip-ons and tie shoes, I walks, barks, catches alike. Always a front-runner in II and hold a bone. 23 casual shoes, the moccasin has I FLYING DUTCHMAN been styled up this year and is] inches long, 7 inches available in dress shoes in a|| variety of. leathers. U-CONTROL CAR high... If you select his shoe-gift in II the new olive leather tones you'll be certain to complement his newjj suits and sports clothes. Andjj they're so new you won't duplt-1 cate any shoe in his wardrobe. I When darts from^ dinosaur gun hit Polished and black matte are al- Wiggles like a real baby when so masculine favorites in shoe wound. Cute face, rooted, hair, Zor's tail, he roars and shoots back,, hues, followed closely by a wide|[ HURRY IN! vinyl arms and legs, 14" high. range of browns. one ball at a time. Battery operated. Give 'Oldsters' Gift Surprises u.uH-MM- - If there are any senior citi-jl W OPERATION MOONBASE tens on your gift list who are! SCOTTIE «emi-invalids or simply "not as j| GIVE-A-SHOW •pry as they used to be," con-, Playset sider some gift ideas to make I witt_- pantograp. h (heir life a bit easierl F Projector ' Gifts that offer comfort . P«K=JMBI At Setn on TV BAGPIPE convenience and companionship || are always most welcome. Easy to Play Your favprite oldster mayjl 166 welcome a canary, parakeet, small aquarium with tropical j| ^••^; fish or gentle kitten as a pet. Plants, dish garden and win- II Kids can fire rock- dow box gardens are friendly j[ gifts, too. ets, launch saucers, And for conversations with I] 112 Adventure Time explode a moun- family and friends, a colored ex- tain, send signals ! Inflate bag easily, blow gently, tension phone with a "traveling" II , Sketch two 45 rpm records' finger pipe and follow simple extra-long cord (a wonderful step 9 with story, music, sound Moon men, astro guide to play favorite tunes. •aver) will be just what he or she |[ effects. nauts. Many other has been wanting. accessories. Such little safety items as all bathtub rail to hold on to while || book- getting in or out of the tub . a sturdy step stool to reach up- [j high closets and cupboards . attractive night lamps for bed-II room or other rooms . . . those I foot-long matches to make oven I vertise* TABLE WR

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' ' ' carolsl Even pop tunes add notes of listening pleasure. And, gift If you're her Santa this Christmas, the 'something-to-wear recordings can extend that pleas- possibilities-in gifts are endless. From plain to fancy sweaters, ure through the whole year. GIFTS TO THRILL A WOMAN ARE SPELLED S-I-L-V-E* patterned,or not, with or without furs, novelty knitted or classi- Here are a few items for Christmas giving that do double-duty Music lovers this Christmas cally simple, unadorned or be jeweled, the sweater line-up goes have a special treat awaiting in attractive table settings: a gravy boat and fray that can , serve as floral centerpiece; an ice bucket or wine cooler that on and on in rich glowing colors and styles. them in stereophonic sound, the can double as a vase. Silver goblets, bread and butter dishes new tonal'magic now available and double vegetable dishes serve many uses with beauty and Slim jims, capris, stretch pants, shorts, slacks, etc., are ell for home high fidelity music sys- practicality, too. Don't forget such classic gifts as flatware temi. ' and candlesticks. high on a girts wish list and selections are tremendous. Blouses to tuck in or wear outside run the full gamut 'ron pure white to black, in soljd'colors and prints of all kinds. Fabulous new fabrics make their care a dream. There ar, THE NUMBER ONE CHRISTMAS GIFT ilyles for the tomboy types or the "I love ruffles" ladies. Wrap her lovingly in a new coat, a jacket or cape and you'll put stars in her eyes. A mink coat, of course,- will thrill her, but she'll love cashmere if it's from you; tweeds, all leather, and a most elegant fabric story shape up*the new coats for Christmai. Although this season's untrimmed coats are lovely and simple, the big news is in the exciting handling of coats with luxury fur trims. v If you'd like to, &ake it a gift of fur but can't aflord.it, look at the fascinating "fur look" coats that authentically copy the sophisticated leopard, otter, beaver and mink look of the real thing. Btst of all so many of these fabulous fakes havt real furs on,collars and cuffs to enhance them. From blazer jackets to the widest variety of car coals, jackets are designed to top the elegant formal or deck tool iki pants. Some are hooded; many are pile or fur lined; ithers have linings that go out or in as the weather changes She'll certainly welcome a topper jor all weather wear Some of these look like theater coats yet shed water like duck when the rains come; many do an about-face with ont fabric for the topside and a completely wearable lining to flip over to when the occasion or mood is right. « Although, capes in poncho styles head many sportswear showings, the cape that's most favored comes in fur—mink, in tricky capelets of fox, chinchilla and other luxury pelts. A fashion conscious woman always seems to look a wee bit more elegant when she adds a smart scarf to her costume. Whether jor high fashion evenings, or for football games— 'hristmas gift scarves are complementary to every feminine mood and fancy. Scarves make that "something special!' extra gift; theii size makes then just right to tuck into a stocking, the pockei if a .blouse, sweater or jacket, and they are a fabulous "twin" gift for evening bags, glamour gloves, jewelry and other jemi nine accessories. ' Big squares, long oblongs, bandit ties or what have you, scarves are modestly priced; they come in rich silks, wools, knits, chiffons; in solids, prints, pdka dots, etc. Yes, give her something to wear—she'll know you can Footcraft Shoes For your Christmas Costume Jewelry Is Phone . . . SH 7-2873 sliopping convenience i) 86 BROAD STREET RED BANK t tee will be open every Desirable Present Opm Wcdnridoy and fr.dof NiqhK 'ti! 1 P. M evening 'til 9 There are few gifts for women jewelry has an important fashion SPECIALISTS IN ORTHOPEDIC FOOTWEAR hat reflect the bright, beautiful role to play as well, reports the spirit of Christmas as well Fashion Co-ordination Institute. ewelry. This year a gift The simple clothes, currently in vogue, call for accent... and Jewelry is the accessory that helps individualize any outfit.,', Jewelry can entirely change the look of an ensemble. Today's FOR SISTER FOR BROTHER Jewelry fashions range from the Each one holds ( exotic to the classic in a wide range of gift ideas for every type SKIRT HANGERS 98c FLOOR SHOE RACK 1.98 of woman. Sunbeam Jewelry in the grand manner SHOE SHINE KIT 6.98 for evening wear makes an ex- Steam & Dry Iron 14.95 With Stafid - Polish - Brush citing gift. Gold jewelry, whether See Thru • URGE ASSORTMENT real or costume, Is the fashion favorite of the season. The gold SLEDS 4.98 8.98 accent can be found In every- Plastic Shoe Bag 2/1.25 38 Inches 55 Inches thing from simple classics to DETECTO beautiful, elaborate golden neck- GAMES and HOBBIES laces and bracelets that reflect Bathroom Scale20% off PLUSH TOYS • BOOKS an Eastern influence. FOOTBALLS u_ 7»eu» A beautiful necklace can serve Throw Rugs 2.98 up HELMETS 2.59 the same role for a woman's Oval, cotton; loop, beautiful colors Earp HOLSTER SET ...4.98 face as a frame for a picture. It highlights, accents and en- hances. This season necklaces take so many new forms and di- rections that they offer a wealtfi of gift Ideas for every gal on the Christmas list—from six to sixty. The collar necklace is the new est favorite and shows its Near Eastern accenf in many wavs. High, close and flat, the collar is a beautiful accessory note to any dress. The new collars can FULL LENGTH... be: a simple and classic nesting of fine gold chain or a blaze of stones and beads to turn a slm- ole dress Into a temptress' de- light. at Atlantic Glass! Pearls combine their tradition a! appeal with some hi^i-fashioi notes this season. New shorter lengths follow fashion's dictates U"x54" Full Length Pittsburgh to the high, close look. Gold ac- cents give this necklace favorite PLATE GLASS MIRROR a new look. Electro-Copper Plated Back A gold necklace, whether real CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS * RE©. or costume, Is a gift Idea sure 99, to delight any woman. Chains of n ,14.95 all lengths and sizes are college | Aluminum Christmas Trees 2 TO 34" 2D"xia" . Reg. 15.50 and teen favorites and fashion^ 5 Style*—2 Ft. to 7 Ft. NOW 10.81 mates for sweaters and tweeds. Q 22"x«0" - Reg. 17.50 NOW 12.88 Gold tassel necklace*.ijive fash- ion Importance tn city knits. Plat ROPING MISTLETOE MANGERS ON AU sold collars V"i| dress-up glam- our, and elaborate flllgrecd bibs WREATHS LIGHTS BALLS READY MADE suggest an evening role for gold. MIRRORS Bead necklaces also follow the, clue to the high, close, flat look. LARGE SELECTION ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS FLOWERS Gone Is the bunched and clut- dM tered look of other seasonsj The LARGE SATIN CHRISTMAS BALLS <&. 2.49 newest bead necklaces 116 fUt and close and boast beautiful ATLANTIC GLASS CO. i BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY A g|ft of beautiful Jewelry, Dally & Saturday 8 A.M.-5:5o P.M. "Glass and Mirrors in Every Size You Can Break" whatever Its price tag, spells WE'RE OPEN Wed. and Frl. 'Ul 9 P.M. __ long term pleasure to the recip- "Between Yanko'i ft Reusillles" .dgjk r 21 MAPLE AVENUE 1813 H STREET ient and Is a mark of the giver's eflSV \J Cor. White St. and Maple Ave. So. of 18th Ave., Hwy. 71 <4N) thoughtful good taste. EVERY EVE. [«m»ti RED BANK BELMAR It adds up! More and more ii-.^;. J.^X.^"' Tel. SHadyside 7-2020 Tel. MUtuaM-1200 people use The Register «dse«ch TIL CHRISTMAS 32 Brood St. SHadyside 1-7500 Rtd Bank ssue because results come fast- I Open All Day Saturday \ er.—Advertisement. of the Tentu look lot Dec, 17, BED BAJ?K REGISTER W course, you Qoe'l wast io ypuof la&as who are HHte «ft«p tie toUday Mats. ipes Will They taste tool And anyway, ITs nice to have * dabouir wheats go to Jhe nasy holiday Santa Suggests -Slippers man aramd the bout, ftpr ma Be Slim Santa During socials awf sot; **t? Please The can be a faabkm plate In ya .pair But yon do want to wear your of handsome smooth leather flip- new holiday clothes and your pers that set off his, Christmas Calorie-Filled Holidays post-holiday outfits, too. Unless Menfolk smoking jacket Soft, but mas- - The ever popular gift of pipes For Gals' and Guys' Gifts culine, leather slippers In natural Christmastime Is party time. Just consider four or five and . smoking tobacco will be tan, deep brown or elegant red It's turkey dinners with all tie cashew nuts can add an Come Christmas Eve, stockings Time was when "bedroom" to meet pant cuffs at mid-calf. even more welcome this Christ- In antique gold, silver-sheen, put at-home ease on a smut the trimmings, candy canes, fan- tra 100 calories to your mas as more pipe smokers are may be hung by the chimney with Uppers were just that—slippers : or, the bedroom. Today, hand- subdued greys and boned whites, footing. i) •• ' - ' cy sugar-trimmed cookies and on the' scene this year. Along care, but early Christmas morn- Then, too, there are many mas- fruits aid nuts. In other words, drinking a Tom and Jerry, add Solution? Cut your caloric to- with this increase in pipe smok- ome new leather slippers in many have jewelled designs that ing, everyone in the family wilt adiant colors are at home In themake these pretty puttees dra- culine-looking warm shearling- it's thousands of extra calories. 250 more. take at non-party meals, but ing popularity'has come a great- lined slippers for men and boys i't cut out any of the essen- er variety of attractively pack- look for a new pair of gay iving room, accessorizing the naUcjaU ' .'. . dost-elegant lounge wear, points hi all learner textures. While tial nutrients. You'll need lots aged tobaccos, pipes and acces- leather slippers to wear for the Teenage girls will welcome tans, .browni and blf pep and energy for the hec-sories to make Christmas shop- put Shoe Fashion Service of leather slippers that Jbave the morning's festivities. Leather Industries of America. favored co/ori, WO like color We Have Fine Gifts tic rush of parties, cooking, shop- ping for the pipe smoker easy Persian took. Exotic blues and mixtures sucr. as brown with ping and general fun ahead. and pleasurable. Glove-soft, smooth and grained shades of red appear in smooth leathers,' and textured suedes and grained leather slippers with black cuffs. Some show texture for Expectant Mothers You can help Insure adequate Every pipe - smoker heartily Robes Rale s interest, /with complementlBg nutrition, in low calorie meals by welcomes a new pipe for Ms col- sparkle in a wide range of reds, upturned toes and vamps, colors in brushed leather on a making them Metrecal me*l»— lection, and every man has the blues and greens to perk up a trimmed with beads and Jewels.smooth leather j either a can of the liquid, nine urge to try one, while surveys There's-a tot of fashion news hostess gown, or set off bninch There's even a lifter Interpre- wafers, or on a cold wintry day, coata and fancy lounging pia- indicate that most women j i the robe atory for Christmas amas. a piping hot bowl of soup. All the. appearance and aroma of a giving. ,.•,>/ .;. , • provide well-balanced 223-calorie pipe—so what better Christmas From classic wrap-around flan- Keep the family's fondness tor meals and will help you keep hi gift? • ,' "•;••• nels, to elegant wide-sweep beau 'oot comfort in mind when you trim to enjoy the holidays to the According to the Pipe and Toties, the robe story is elegant! play Santa this season. Gift selec- fullest. i bacco Council, when shopping foi Smartly printed cottons, cot- tions will be no trouble at all as Packages going to- foreign a pipe, the woman, shopper ton flannels and cotton quilts every name on your Christmas countries mutt be sealed. Do- should know a little about pipe make up' into seat novelties, forlist can be matched to a modestly- Gift Certificates mestic mail packages may bestyles; The Council suggests that about-the-house wear. priced leather slipper style just Don't know what to give? sealed, provided they carry the the man's interests, personality The perennially popular quilted for' him or her. Handsome Let her pick out her own label, "May be opened for postal and looks should be considered rayon, new handlings in chenille leather uppers are matched Christmas Gift with a Gift inspection*." when selecting a pipe. and corduroy, soft -wools and comfortable slim leather soles Certificate of any denomina- fleeces, as well as the more tra-that guarantee foot ease and sup- While the tail man looks well port on hardwood or tiled floors. WELCOME GIFT tion. She'll love you for It WRONG WAY VIRGIL with a large bowled pipe, his ditional silk, lined nylons and sa- • Robes <• Lingerie ELFR1DA, Ariz. (AP)-Bwie shorter brother prefers the small tin-types continue, to score. in Women's slippers range from bowl. Students and. heavy read- robe styles. . , . flat tailored versions tp prettily ...anytime! • Sweaters • Skirls defensive back Virgil Erell in- ers welcome' a long stemmed Zippered front, smooth fitting feminine ones in different heel • Topi - • Slacks tercepted a Valley Union pass, pipe which keeps the smoke out brunch coats. *.patchpocketed, heights, and many have Jewelled whirled around and headed for of their eyes, while a sportsman button front duster* •';.,. seml- detailing for added attractiveness. pay dirt. , enjoys a pine of the sandblast Jltted or free 'a* loose peignoir To complement form-flttlng-tore- the From the 50-yard Una he type. There are also unusual styles lead the array with such ador loungers, milady will delight streaked, abasing off one tackier shapes and grains tor the col-details as braid trims, smocking, hi the new leg-high glove-soft and picking up good Nocking lector as well as the popular bows, binding and rlc-rac trims, leather slippers that take their Stork Set from' three teammates. Easily, corn cob and aluminum shankedlavish lace touches,; handsome Inspiration from doughboy put- 15 WHITE ST. he sped into the .end zone. briars. • \ • '" " yoke and sleeve handlings, beau- tees, and roll on- above the ankle The, problem was it waa the A few specific tips offered by tiful prints and—above all—won- RED BANK wrong end zone. The mispla; the Pipe and Tobacco Council for derful wearabillty, soft colors and made little difference, however, consideration, when purchasing usually, w&shabiHty, SH 1-5916 as Bowie easily downed Valley pipe,are: ' ",..•'••', •"''••'•' Union, 33-10. Thinner walls on the bow) giv a cooler smoke; •••"• --"• ' A grainier: bowl supposedl; BUDGET TERMS provides a sweeter smoke. A fairly large bowl .tmokei longer and gets ttat prized cake • Gift Wrapping There's # good smoking bram name pipe to fit everyilndlvl • Engraving Free ual and every budget. When do ing your Yulettde shopping, let your local tobacconist or sales clerk assist you in selecting pipes and smoking tobacco foi your gift list, He will help yoi pick the right pipe and smoking tobacco to please' your' pipe smoker.. > • ; Since every man. wants "i light up" as soon,as.he sets hi new pipe, #ve hbrt a tin" of hi favorite tobatto at the saia time. There are also, blendini kits available for men who like to experiment with , tobacco MEN'S SHOP flavors. And with a pipe gift for Christ- GIFT SHOP NOW! mas you pave the way for fu- ture gifts throughout the year- BROAD STREET RED BANK humidors, racks, pouches, ream- CORNER bF MECHANIC ST. 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One gtt alwkyi the durable, bandMQM mtecu- traveling slippers are a couple of bound Softball*, le*fl>er-*hea%«|l trailer, to W» aleigh to make already in we by America's bumper, they would roach from anH* loook of UattJer, and not in i ftbiTtt^ial- Boy Scoot' —"" '-* — room for tb» more than one mil- young and young In heart, this Pittsburgh, Pa. to Shraraport, of leathsr'kwagt, aottrt- double « hajgaft atone. .example, come. leather lion bicycles S«aU CUut wiH de- tool bag* year's crop of Christmas bikai lA-Hdmit 7W mHetl This yaw, new leather graineid d or smooth leatheth r car- A sew leather wallet is a sure liver to happy jioungsten and wiM bring the cycling fntamH/i And If weight if any factor In rying case* are tops with the man-pleaser. Leather wallets bfcyde seat. A adult* tU» Chrtotmas. membenWp to an an time high. getting his (led off tha from j come In a wide range of popular boxing gloves, or a pair of 1 ed on some leather-Ice skating j To {Huttnte Santa'* delivery runway at the* North Polo, Santa'*gMae; pleasure all year through. metal frame*. tofrapbar. Sturdy gun oases, colon, In amooth and grated leathers — in handsome cow- are bound to iMba Matte probtanHf all the sturdy, cargo of lightweight and middle- There's "man appeal" In tt* From the college men to the ragged golf bags, and roomy weight rtr^rheeW, wJU t* to. ••» tweeter suto*. in acaff- help pro- hMe«, tanrtom seal, ostrich or of Ms ett'on AmericaiKoada HkM ha «U da- scales at about MMMat pounds MUMffWi li I i U rrr iii»! ,. _._. AddtoKfcetveRl Gay Kalanchoe tons of light*, hone, baas, bas- .5'BS!BB.K kets, kick stand* and fox tail* set for Pee. 38th delivery Is Small, Bright and th* total watf* Bfure will be phenomenal. Christmas Plant Bike* are'more popular than Saturday ever. Why? Partially because Good thing* come In email "kids Is kid*" end the bike I* packages — the saying goes — still the best way to light op a and this is true as far u the youngster's eye* on Christmas morning. Grandparents seem Kadanchoe plant Is concerned. moat eognlttnt of this phenom- You'll find it in florist shop* ena, for they are the largest and garden center* at tUi time single group of gift-bike buyers. of year — It'* not the biggest Abo adults of every deaerip- plant but certainly a gay Uon — college students, young hardy one. So be rare to con- mjother*. vftjage patriarchs, en* aider it if you want a long- tire families-have realized that the bicycle offer* the perfect FOR lasting gift plant "exerciser"—an "instant gynv Kfrlenchoes may-be bought in nsjhtm" irfth wUeb tttey eu pedal their way to pnyatcal ftt- ...for their 2^-inch daypot* or in any site neas at their om up to • or I Inches. They are apace,: r and go ptteea wMtea HER compact little succulent* with shining bright green ten* and AWAITS clusters of sparkling four-petalled hike rates Ugh on the Christmas floret* of brilliant jscarlet Th* gift list. special gift! stems that hold the flower* ere So when you aee SeaU deliver- usually from 8 to U laches high ing those mHUon bikes around i YOU and the plant stays amaU and the cotmtry, don't be eurprised compact even as it matures, If the old gentleman i* not only miking it ideal for table or bringing on*... but ntding one, AT THE window decoration. . •swell. They, are good-natured plants and demand little. Whenever Young Miss toe topsoU feels dry to yow finger, sat each porous clay pot in a bowl of water and let Will Welcome it drain before setting it back in Its own saucer. Beauty Gifts A tiny ADS toUallftjf In Kalenchoe* will do best in sunny window. Keep the faded mother'* ahooa or solemnly blooms pinched ofS*f soo they win ura! "powdering" her face-dem- not set seed and new buds will oostratea that eves the very continue to develop and open young have the natural feminine for many weeks. For robust interest In beauty. growth, feed a soluble plant food liiis Christmas delight your one* every month. pint-aii* charmer with "beaa»"| 1 tools of her very own. BOMB* r aontf- lot In rural areas of Germany bain* fan to use, they can bato, SHREWSBURY SHOPS family-might observe the old establish good grooming; habitsT BROAD «T. SHREWSBURY, KJ. custom of keeping hearth fires For the mite of a mis*, Ana CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Baming through tt night* from Whitfleld, beauty consnlrant tor Christmas until Jan. *, tha Eoi- Dial Soap research laboratories,] Hie ski-parka OPEN EVENINGS hanyorTwalfthttlght For girl* who like sweet- U9M «i« feather, warm as toait, reversible, scented bath* (and who aoeant?) give bubWy^ype bath salts, a teal 100% nylon quilted ski-type perk* fluffy towel and waahcMh, *bathj • • . the ideal jacket for active youngster*. powder mitt and. of cowrie, pretty ehpwer-cap. Add •» . Sixes S-M-t . Ha>lM9td 1M0 conrnl array with a good oV; odonnt soap with get'inJcisBi gdi to heto protect yuung •kins against infection. 19* Young hands, soiled by finger, painHpg and day modeling, need brush, emery boards, a mank INGREDIENTS: You. plus oar brueh, emergy board*, a mani- know-how. MIX: Finest; prod-. cure set and coJorlesi nail polish, U DAT ucts and equipment ADD: A Even a very jnang ndy should BBC turn dash of our taste and origi- learn me basics bf good hair can PSO. ma * nality—and in minutes, there's a lovelier you! —«rlth a naturaHiristie brush, a (AH. » . ' •mall but sturdy comb and, tor fr BEAUTY fun, a frMty steep cap. And to imitate matter's beauty SALON routine, give her a "Unstick" S (really a pomade for chapped "For Women Who Caw" Up*) and a light floral cologne. Give your girl a Christmas glft| 32 UNDEN PL SH 7-3260 RED BANK of "beauty", and shell get d start towardsgrow * looks. • Hand Her \ • • • iht shirt Glamour In The Befmuets collar oxford clastic, roll-up (leave pull- Tri-Taper* Luggage by AMERICAN Kid Gjoves over by Gent at 5.99 Christmas is for the kids TOURI kid gloves, that is. And « year, they are tin softest, colorful, fashion-right gloves yet, report* Leather dnetrles of America. TO* holiday season, taMon- wise gals love the longer, richly supple leather gloves mat a perfect "cover-op" for wrists below fashion's shorter- eee the blazer sleeved suit*, dresses and coats. In addition to keeping 1 Tradition becomes fashion with the worm, (fee new kW gloves v "warnHjp" her coetome in hi . • • fht slacks always popular blexer . . . a ward- bright at Christmas tree on robe "mutt" for men of all egei. menu, designed to add apice Herringbone tweed sleeks muted wardrobe colors. Among Available in regulars, longs, shorfi, priced from 14.9S in off- the leading eotora this Christ- end extra long* . i, flannel or hop' ma* *fft-4affy>«oM, candy-cane beat shade* of red, green For tha man who's going- places, there'* no smarter red, aqua Hue and lime. and gray, sacking. • •,' -,' •• eoapanlon than Tri-Taper luggage by American Tonr- You needn't worry about Ister. tt has aatonishing Ugbtnesa with strength yen can stand' on. a scuff-resistant finish, and patented matching her leather gloves features that keep what's packed tinwrlnkled and fresh her costume oolorwise — o lengthwise. Winter's muted t,. Dusk, Cavalier Brown, estry-toned «it* and suit* make and Fawn. From an Ideal background tor these new bright color*.: Peek!.'ftito a pair of her glove* to get her PROM 24.95 right die, and tften go on* color spree choosing a "glove ward- isC'Tjii*'^ **" that wi5 deHght her. You might select a pair of abovewrlM fJovt* to brigbt red EM for daytime wear, tt mid- >rm pair of kid gloves In Ught silvery blue tor late day, and a luxurious elbow-length pair of doeskin or suede leather gtovu of spun gold for evening wear. Soft, smooth eeptaUn or crushsdi Ud In neutral tonee or blade • i handsomely cover the cocttall university boar In town. ' - WhHe your gBl carries the for mtn, woman and boys 125 1ROAD ST. RED BANK of ejetravaganoe, she'll love practioelfty, aa HMM new, ilgUj (Ont Mil* NOIHI of Atbury Park Cfrck) , SH 7-2557 colored toatber* are especially KE 1-4949 treated to j-ielM *n]li andean pt| TIL CHRISTMAS hand waAeil to M •••••••••••i>» colorful elegance. tu tre *wtil*H* from *• O-ifoodty, Dfec 17, 19(62 BED BANK RECHSTBt Her*"* t woderfol ckme tot * &1 iQpiiy the jptqp, urnout junker* of fiae shave Jotton or tate tbe preJen thii year tbey ut her mm to use. Shaving essen '•or Man's Gi more attractively than ever. Science Kits Stimulate g tlals are always a good gifl Still Up a tree about wh*t to choice as are completely co-or- 6t! yt4r favorite ''he"? Tten dinated kits of fragrances,ani Providing Educational Play, Fun iea shop the men's toiletry shaving needs. The makers of science sets And he doesn't need so much as can make this microscope zoom nwter or department. Ixtfions and soap» of all klndi have finally come up with the a screwdriver to dq it. up to examine large specimens right formula. They have made Aspiring chemists can have a or zoom down for smaller ones. children's science toys so simple new chemistry experiment lab The optical system also .can be even an adult can understand that features a "Chem-Dial" to shifted 180 degrees to look at them. make experiments faster an objects too large to fit on the BUY NOW! Parents will be pleased to note easier. All a youngster has to viewing stage. The zoom micro- that there's sow a series of do is diel the experiment he scope conies fully equipped with MAKE TOYS AND! NOVELTIES from towels and wash cloths! "Erec-tronic" sets with diodes, wants, then follow the simplified slides, instruments and other Cleverly rolled and stitched, there's no cutting involved.. After transistors and other electronic directions in the dial windows, laboratory equipment. the gift presentation, these lovely towels and cloths are ready components that assemble with A more elaborate instructional Electrical engineering sets for use. Similarly attractive ideas for dolls, toys and novelties the ease of an Erector set.' Thebooklet contained with the sets may spark the beginnings of a are shown In a booklet "Make It With Towels." Send Me to parts are just as versatile too; gives a complete scientific ex- career (or a child as he finds CANNON HOMEMAKING SERVICE, 1271 Avenue of the Amer- by reusing the same parts in planation of each experiment i: out haw a dry-cell battery stores icas, New York, New York. different combinations, Junior language a child can understand. energy by making his own. With can broadcast through his own If your youngster is a bug on this fascinating toy he can also radio, build a code transmitter biology_ , the latest room micro- answer questions that have or any of 13 other radio sets. scope will bold his interest. H vexed many a parent, He'll dis- Design Novelty. Gifts cover (and. so will you) what makes a light go on, and how : magnetism works, just as easily rom Playing Cards as he learned to play marbles. PRICES WILL Scientists at the 53-year-old A. Fresh, new decks of playing out a wire clothes hanger and CHECK^WHERE! irds make welcome Is bent in the shape of C. Gilbert Company, where they NEVER BE have been making science sets fts and they also can shine as pin wheels, glued together and since the electron was discovered lid-it-myself" presents that then cut Into celestial shapes oi in 1917, offer these suggestions m't break the bank. taped together to form chains. LOWER to parents in search of the right For example, one-of-a-kind You can make doll house fur- science set for their children: acemats can be decorated with niture out of playing cards, crap DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED! BUY HOW EVERYONE Buy for stages, not for ages. laying cards glued on in as- ty thread spools and toothpicks; WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD! The degree of development and >rted novelty shapes. A face' card makes a wonderful ON YOUR Interest In science varies with "Persian* rug and a cutout • BICYCLES • SLEDS • DOLLS Decorate mother's placemat queen's face is a picture to hanj each child. A science set that • EDUCATIONAL TOYS • lABY FURNITURE LIST!! supplements what he's studying ith "queens," dad's with on the wall. Hngs." OPEN EVENINGS in school is a good bet. And If you want to be, a Good Give a science set that is Other budget gifts you can dec- Samaritan, collect all the good, versatile. Good science toys do rate with playing cards for • used decks of playing' cards ir more than one thing. They atom look—are lampshades, the house. Deliver them to youi SILVER should allow for many experi- ays or card table cloths. Stitch favorite hospital, 6Id folks' oi . Opposite Railroad Station SH 1-2428 ments to fit a child's expanding laying cards to the hem of th' e children's home where they'l interests. Versatility Is really oth as a fluttery fringe. gladden the hours of those leu Open SUN. 10 to 6 • DAILY 9 to 9 the key to any good toy, not You can make clever Just science sets, Expect fair value for your money. Science sets, while not the same as roller skates, should be well, made and expected to ... for the best Christmas ever serve for a reasonable amount For hundred* of happy Christmas Club of time. Reputable manufactur- ers offer the best guarantee of bert hereabouts, Santa hat already arrived, bring- BLAISDELL LUMBER CO a good toy. ing with him handsome checks for lavish gifting, Remember that fun comes first. SERVICE AND QUALITY SINCE 1910 without the slightest stress or strain on the budget. A youngster won't profit at all from a science set unless the If this kind of paid-in-advance Christmas appeals experiments are fun. -to you, check her* for all the fact si GIFT SHOPPING Clubs From 25c a Week Be Sure To Any Amount Desired! Tree Lites OlitttiiiHt DIVIDEND ON Are Safe MtM COMPLETED CLUBS for the 1% It's important 'to check last year's Christmas tree lights and strings well in advance of. tree- trimming, time.. Be sure to' Inspect them care- MARINE VIEW fully. Plug each string in sep- arately. If lights flicker after MA N SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION you've tightened all the bulbs it may mean that sockets are loose "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" or there may be a short in the wire. Examine the strings care- MAIN OFFICE Branch Office fully (while' disconnected) for IN YOUR broken, frayed spots. Replace Vi INCH . 871 Highway 15 Atlantic Highlands MIPDLETOWN any defective strings and bulbs HOMASQTE n First Avenue you may find. OS 1.2400 To estimate the power load LIFE . (Five Corners) 291-0100 you need, multiply the number TRAIN BOARDS of bulbs by the wattage for each. CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS The smallest bulb, used in strings connected in series (when 1 M M one bulb goes, they all go out) OF ITEMS FROM A MANS 4*4-1 4*6-2 "THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW" is rated at five watts. The next larger, and now the STORE FOR THE HANDY M 9I Christmas Gift Suggestions most popular, used in indoor parallel strings Is a 10-watt bulb. MAN IN YOUR FAMILY I 4x8-3 5x8-5 Floodlights and spotlights are for MEN and BOYS generally 150 watts each. For Outdoors Use only the light strings de- IMPORTED ALPINE signed for exterior use for out- door lighting. Extensions should be of heavy-duty wire with weatherproof covering. Outdoor or LODEN connections between cords should be wrapped with rubber or plas- tic tape to seal out moisture. Use an outdoor, weatherproof COAT outlet for your power outlet for your power supply If possible. by LODEN KING Next best is use of an outdoor light, such as a porch outlet, aft- er removing the bulb. OFFICIAL SIZE Toggle -closing, pile Insulation lined wool coat featuret If a line is being run to a tree FAMOUS NAME HAND AND or display some distance from the PLYWOOD detachable hood «n

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One o< the newest I* I it seems that dad, growing teen- >esigned to appeal to both adult "speaks" by remote control. , "Cathy Baby" with its own re- With soft, easy-on-the-eye*, dif- SanU Cttrus may weU be the For Inexpensive stockiog-IUlert, Luminous ceilings made entirely agem and yotmg adults ha* to hobbyist*; and younger model On the other hand, Revell, Inc., fused lighting in the kitchen - "largest volume auto dealer" fa retailing at 50c and 70c each, corded winsome voice. from fiberglass reinforced plastic | be added to, the toy U»t. BWklers, the kit reverie, the a leading company in the now the work). With .'automobiles of there,is a line of ,1/Hth scale beauty is added and fatigue - According TO the Toy Manu- p) • --•-•- ~" complex toy industry, has en- A transparent, cfiarted universe dlffuser panels loom as a marvel- every sice* to please everybody, custom car parts Of Jewel-de- every woman's major enemy is, facturericturers Association, anticipat- tered the electronic field with —chemistry and physics setir- Ous new Christinas gift idea from in his pack. 10 past years, toy tailed automobile engines, motor- miniature computorsr-modela of dramatically cut down. ing its largest Christmas business might also appeal to adults. Thea line of kits tabuiH a complete hubby to the long suffering automobiles were made primar- cycles, tires, bumpers, grilles, Atlas and Mercury—an astro- in history, more and more adults highly detailed kit comes with transistorized hi fi-stereo set up. "kitchen squinter." "FiLite" comes in sheets and ily for .pre-Bchool'ers, now auetc.- , to delight any car Model naut's chair to simulate space are hobbyist* and toy users. ship brass-plated fittings, mova- Engineered and designed for rolls, in metal framed modular tomobile racing sets of every builder—young or old. flight—will delight the serisus A new "Luminous White" color Now. toy companies are doing ble water towers, hoses'and professional appearance and per- sections to fit all standard T- description are designed for teen- minded. For the nature lover providing the highest possible de- their best to satisfy all the memcrtw- , For Civil War buffs is formance, the three components Do-it-yourself is entrancing the ! distribution suspension systems, andd in «pe- agers and adults, and for small there is Instant bers of the family, no matter a Union warship, "U.S.S. Rear, of the easy-to-assemble-without- girls, too. There is a doll house sfces. fry, too. ', dried fish eggs : • ws s what age. sage," and the full-sailed Con- soldering kits include a hi fi that can be expanded for a to i dropped hi Water, hatch immedl- " " ~, manufactured by Titon The manufactnrer assures do» federate: blockade-runner, "C.S. ampWIer, a four-*peed s«reo Imagination and creativity are growing family; and for the girl Corporation, is with aa horse-lover there is a kit of ately. p it:yonrsel(ere that virtually any- Alabama." turntable and stereo headphones. being emphasized hi model can li "t and car kits of all types. Au- "Maze King," the T.V. show's All in all, Christmas toy exclusive "water-clear" glass fib- one handy with tools can install Wrapping The electronics age ushers in Created for the teenager inter- thentic scale model kits of the equine star, with a real hair shopping this year, might well er. the ceiling hi a short time and exciting electronic toys. 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Season's Greetings agtonSlllaqee from CRATE'S LIQUOR STORE MEN'S and BOYS' OUTFITTERS SINCE 1846 WINES LIQUOHS CORDIALS 19 BROAD STREET. RED BANK 2022 NORTH BRIDGE AVE. «»ED BANK Parking'$ Quicker at Crate'* Liquor* , For Your Shopping Convanfanc* W» Will Ba Op»n Evunfngi 'f|( 9 P, fc|. RED BASK REGISTER Shj Early, Carefully for Toys Cultured Pearls Are McmdVy, Day!?, 1962—31 Oriental petrt*,. *b0y w ia a ly to k«p the children occupied, Tops In Gift Appeal cluster, also highlight some of *-LK*SSSra»sffi" i™*** • is the wrong approach. Shopping for toys 'is an Ides) Pearls are wisdom, to tar as tinue their agete«« appeal with]' opportunity to provide youngsters Christmas gifts for women "are necklaces, earrings, rings and.^J, "^iiiTred or aimuiited, U»ey Time For A Happy Holiday with lasting benefits as well as concerned. Regardless of what pins that are never-to-be-forgot-|gj e a glow of lasting beauty current enjoyment, says Lionel V forms, shape, size or price tag ten gifts. to any jewelry. • • Weintraub, president 0/ Ideal Toy pearls carry, they-1 are a rop** Corporation. ' important accent in the fashion "Play is one of the most im- icture, the Jewelry Industry portant parrs of a child's life. Council reports. Toys are the tools of play. With Holiday Footwear The ageless beauty and flat- Diem, the child learns how tery of pearls have been en- develop his abilities," Weintraub hanced by a new fashion appeal says. "Toys can be a child's first to make them one of the most teaching aid. Toys which make wanted gifts of all this Christmas. a child think and experiment Are always excellent choices." Simulated pearl necklaces come in all sizes, shapes, lengths to by For the preschool child then ill a wide variety of fashion BUSTER ire educator toys, that do pre- needs. Multiple strands of tiny BROWN cisely that —educate the child. simulated pearls are twisted, With a toy such as the "Work draped and climaxed by a beau- Bench," the child uses a screw- tifu! clasp to make the necklaces THE DAVID" driver, wrench or hammer t and bracelets; they are matched Black or Browa tum a screw, twist a bolt or bans by earrings reflecting fashion's .99 on a rivet. new "soft" trend. An elementary meU-od of tesch Others, gently graduated, are ing addition and subtraction limited to a 22-inch length and provided by the "Counting School paired with strands of simulated House" —"an adding machine/1 lapis, jade or topaz to give the As each of five numbered sec- necklace a whole new fashion tions are added onto the school appeal. house, the total registers in th school's side window. As pieces Bibs of three to five strands are removed, their total is sub- boast of beautiful stone-set clasps tracted. that are meant to be worn to the ront for fashion show. Chokers, For the child of school ag single or multiple strands of sim- games — especially those where ulated pearls, enhance any ward- two or more children participate YOUR PHOTO PORTRAIT Is always a welcome gift for lovea robe. —are excellent ways of teaching ones. Properly framed, a photo portrait can be displayed on desk or table, or used as a gracious decor note on the wall of Cultured pearls also feature youngsters co-operation ' am any room in the home. SID'S shorter lengths of 18 to 22 inches sportsmanship. ' BOOTERY Games such as Chess, Check- to frame the new necklines. No ers and Nirtz, which Is a com- graduation or a very gentle grad- little Sliver Shopping Center (Next to AtP) bination of both, stress alert- So Many Wonderful Ways uation is the newest mark of cul- OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL CHRISTMAS ness, strategy and forethought. tured pearl necklaces. The "Seven Keys" game, based Enchanted Oriental pearls coa- on the television show, gives To Thrill Gals on Gift List youngsters the opportunity oractice school-learned skills. Love is "built-in" when a wom- in sizes comparable to a French These same skills make word an receives a diamond gift at green pea on up to half-dolla: and number games of great in- Christmas. Delicate pendants, size, cost anywhere from $35 up terest. . \ classic gold pins and conversa- the scale depending upon the . Children enjoy imitating grown- ion-type rings, sprinkled with number and quality of diamonds. ups. By doing so, they learn to iiamonds, come In a variety of Four-leaf clovers, petaled buds understand the adult world. For lesigns for every taste and and gracefully engraved scrolls these reasons, cooing, crying, Midget. —all set with tiny round dia- bed-wetting and kissy dolls are Precious jewelry designers monds—can be worn either alon It will be a season of joy for Bure for the such big hits with girls. Girls nave answered the strong appeal or in combination with a pearl happy individual who discovers a Hovado look forward to being older and to own the king of gems.' By necklace. The sparkling pendant under the tree. Truly fine, truly dependable so enjoy dressing such dolls a; silhouetting a diamond or two should be suspended in the cen - and in such lovely designs. "Tammy" teen-age wardrobes. igainst a textured design back ter hollow of the neck. •round, they make precious A. UK gold, full cut diomentli, m.iti brocsUt $1J5 Choosing your youngster's toys "Anniversary" rings, always I. 14K Gold, lipplt blocll.t 111) pieces in a wide range of prices. 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Formal Finding a place to store every- rear this season is at its ele- the merrymaking is over, they With just a little work, a small, DINETTES MAKE thing can be a problem, too. gant best, whether (or the hen- can assume another role in your round, synthetic fiber rug can be lay's formal occasions or for a Christmas decorations that lead home. turned into a fluffy, festive Christ late-season cruise. mas tree. Simply fold it in half, FOR IDEAL 6IFTS! roll it into a cone shape, fasten Black continues to hold, its with straight pins and stuff with sophisticated lead, followed by OlegCasslnl calls lt- midnight blue. Pastel tones, Mad- tissue paper to retain its shape. CHOOSE Decorate it with garlands of plaids, batiks, and novelty ""bFUliai&t" beads or tiny Christmas balls, or Tints 'are generally South-bound FROM even cranberries or pine cones." silk and silk-type fabrics. Every woman wand the lug- Vhite, of course, remains the 3-5-7 PC. gage that's won the praise When finished, it makes a per- ruise-wear staple. of America's leading fash- fect mantle decoration. After Tuxedos range in styling from DINETTE TRI-TAPER* ion designer. Tri-Taper of- Christmas, dismantled, it makes fer* astonishing lightness he traditional satin-faced shawl SETS . . J strength ... swing- an equally good addition to bed- dlar models to some Which AMERICAN action locks... wall-to-wall room, bath or playroom. iring back the 1920's look. nnwrinkling roominess .. • That same rug also makes a Notched lapel models continue to palm-pampering foam rub- novel Christmas stocking. Simply ber padded handles . . . gain ground, faced or framed In SPECIAL REDACTION # TOURISTER acuf f-resiatant Permanlte turn it upside down, and elimin- satin or grosgrain. ^ ate the tissue stuffing. Santa pro- coverings.. .stainless steel The classic satin and gros- ON FLOOR SAMPLES # closures that seal out dust vides the filling in this case. ;rain cummerbunds and bows and damp. The perfect Youngsters wDl enjoy hanging ire joined by ' brighter counter- NOW IN EFFECT 8 Mother's Day gift, Trl- this cone-shaped "stocking" from Taper in tire high fashion parts in plaids, colors, and nov- the mantel, especially if they colors, Tweed, Golden White, :Ity ideas for cruisers; or by bro- know it will be a fluffy bedside American Blue, Silver Dusk, :ade and self-jacquarded vests rug for their own room when SHORE DINETTES • and Fawn, and eleven sizes 'or more traditional occasions. for every travel need. Christmas, is over. Formal wear accessories show 1203 Hwy. 35 KB 14890 WANAMASSA ft Mom will like these decora- ff more elegance and sophist!; Between Asbury Park and Eatoatown Circle A tions, too, because they're easy at ion; both in shirts and jewel- Opm Mwu, WML & Frl. 10-* P.M. • TOUHISTER to care for when the holidays are over. A 10-minute wash in cold tH 6 pjn. FOR THE PARTY SEASON, big and little sisters are set to And don't forget "that epi- water and regular agitation in steal the spotlight in crisp, wrinkle-resistant dresses blended in the automatic washer will leave tome of formal splendor — the Kodel polyester, nylon and cotton. A removable bolero jacket, full-dress, suit. There is nothing the rug clean and fluffy. To dry, decorated with Schiffli embroidery, tops these "stay-fresh" full- tumble for about 30 minutes on skirted frocks. -. that can top it for sheer men's the "Air Fluff" cycle of your »ear elegance. dryer. A can-can petticoat is another Flowering Plants Are item that might lead a doubli life. Two frilly petticoats can be turned into a dazzling Christmas Cherry Holiday (Sifts wreath. Simply attach them to a 14-inch styrofoam circle, using Christmas plants are more ilants fit easily on a window sil; straight pins, and decorate with numerous than ever this year. md are a long-term investment a big red bow, an angel, little Shop windows are a riot of blos- or any gardener. candy canes, or a strand of gold som color—as sparkling as orruv Select any of these favorites Christmas beads. ments on a Christmas tree. All or Christmas giving, choosing [inds in red clay pots so thi After Christmas these Petti- this indicates an increase in in- rfant roots can breathe freely. coats may be laundered in your door gardening interest. automatic washer, say the May- )f course, a decorative wrapping tag experts. Use warm water Flowering gift plants are al- if foil paper, or other Christma with gentle agitation for three ways welcome, at any time of the laper will do no harm, tempo- minutes. Dry them on the "Wash year, but at Christmas they take arily. 1 on added charm, perhaps because aia^ 'n Wear" setting of your dryei After the holidays, however, and, presto, two fresh-as-new of their bright contrast to the winter scene. he plant will be easier to wa- petticoats for the little girl er if its clay pot is allowed ti Select from the biggest assortment around your house. The poinsettia is still the tra- unction .naturally without any of nautical gifts in these parts ... These are just a few ideas ditional Christmas plant. Once the :overing. And along with your for Christmas decorations with red-flowered forms held the spot- ;hristmas gift plant, attach a Every conceivable item for the skip- double lives. Your own ingen- light—although "reds" • are still mall card giving watering in- uity is sure to provide many the most popular, whites, pinks structions, most favorable light per and/or his mate and crew. 125 BROAD ST. RED BANK more. and partially double kinds are al- ng conditions, etc., that will adi so available. The poinsettia plant o the pleasure your gifts will SH 7-2557 It adds up! More and more likes a warm room. So, keep it Ting. people use The Register ads each out of cool drafts, away from hot radiators or hot-air vents. Use [OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 8:MAJ1 to 6:00 P.MJ OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL CHRISTMAS Issue because results come fast- warm water of room temperature India is a charter member ol er.—Advertisement. when applying moisture. Take he. United Nations. On its tri these precautions to keep the :olor flag, a saffron band sym- leaves from turning yellow and lolizes courage and sacrifice; a New Jersey YACHT SALES Corp. falling. 'hite one, peace and truth; th( Dealers exclusively for the Better Boats The air in the room should be ireen, faith and chivalry, t a bit moist; -set the plant on a poked wheel centered on thi EGG HARBOR — BAYHEAD SKIFF — HATTERAS - CENTURY — STEPHENS saucer of water full of pebbles so 'hite stripe represents India' the base of the clay pot is kept RT. 35 & MANASQUAN RIVER' POIKT PLEASANT IEACH TW 9-6000 ! above water level. This keeps ncient culture. water from evaporating around from the plant and the pot is not con- stantly immersed in water and the roots do not become water- WHO SAID?... Reussilles' logged or suffocated from lack of air. Azales are now also Christmas irS HARDTO HT" favorities. There are those azaleas that must be kept in- doors each winter, and hardy We have bis size and kinds that can be planted next spring—clay pot and. all—out In the garden permanently. the style he wants! The "tender" kinds look like miniature trees in shape. The hardy ones branch out closer to Complete Men's Furnishings the ground like shrubs. Your nursery, garden center, or flor- ist can usually tell you whether the one you select is hardy or not. Among the smaller pot plants, kalanchoe and African violets are the tops for Christmas. A white-flow- ering African violet in a red clay pot, dressed up with a bright red constants bow seems ideally suited for Christmas. And the kalanclioe's brilliant orange-red blossoms Qtft sparkle like tree lights. Both

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'TIL XMAS one end of the ribbon to the bottom of tho cup; bring the threo ribbons together anil tie in a bow. Hang, the bell cluster on your door for a colorful Christmas greeting. A booklet FRANK'S BIG & TALL Men's Shop Reussilles' of do - It - yourself decorating V JkA 4ttfc M MVL A aa^a\a7 4h I" aY atfka\ aV ft BW •% aVMB Baal aV M ^ABBV jfl ai\ aiM) HRfe Rt flRRh KAf Baft* • BBBI al 4f ^aaat ataBBt ^afeh aa a^ai H OK A ^ ' aH ideas Is available free: Write to 1023 HWY. 35 (ONE MILE NO. of ASBURY PARK CIRCLE) WANAMASSA Kurly Kate Corporation, 2215 Monmouth's Leading Jewelers Since 1886 South Michigan Avenue, (Chica- 531-3349 go 16, III. RED BANK REGISTER Mondiy, P«c. 17; 1962-33 Musical Instruments Strike Right Note for Gift-Giving late am • uwi *™«i«il_.__ ...anyon. e on vow America. n Musi_. . c Conferenc_ ' e such ,*^as "Long. , Lon• g Ago..." and ' ' •' '-'••: i ; •' ' > ' *^ how to strike the proper note. "Jingle Bells." both can iod to « lifetime at en-' Here are tome tin from du INSTRUMENT FOR A CHILD? Of, if there's a young child who WE STILL HAVE A E»sy-to-p!ay Instruments are ideal musician on your Christmas shop- for introducing even the very ping list, why not consider giving young to the fun of music. Among a truly unique gift this year? DISTINCTIVE GIFTS the most popular and suitable are A recorder. melody bells, xylophones,' tri- COIfLtTESELECTWN Whether in the music class- angles, colorful drums • and room or on' the concert stage, COME FROM rhythm sticks. Give fjve to seven- the recorder has won for itself a Of year olds plastic flutes, harmon- permanent ranking role. icas or ukuleles. All are used in elementary schools as pre-band The beauty of this woodwind in- FLORA'S... or rhythm band instruments , . . strument is that a young child $1 to $10. can spend hours listening to the sounds he can produce on the NINE AND TEN-YEAR OLDS? recorder. The accomplished mu- This Is a good age to start young- sician knows and respects the sters on band and orchestra in- versatility and beauty of the re- struments, especially if they have corder's tonal qualities and its had musical instruction in pri- important role in chamber and mary grades. Most woodwinds, woodwind concert works. brasses anil stringed instruments come in half and three-quarter sizes to accommodate small hands. Transition to standard instru- DOLLS ments — usually by age 12 — is easy. TEEN-AGERS' FUN? Instru- ments that go where the fun goes —guitar, ukulele, banjo, accor- GAMES dion or mandolin—are most pop- ular with teens. Guitars are the CHRISTMAS CARD CUE — something as simple as a holiday most popular/and teen-agers are wreath can provide an eye-catching circlet for a dramatic per- responsible for making the guitar sonalized photo greeting card. And, you needn't be a "pro" or the nation's second most popular have expensive equipment to get a warm and truly individ- music makqe, ualized photo for your greeting. Today's aim-and-shoot Brownie cameras that take color, or black and white pictures do the ADULT HOBBY? ? Selecting job well for Christmas photo-takers. an instrument for an adult is gen- erally a matter of matching the instrument with the personality. The violin, flute and classical ICYCLES guitar are naturals for serious- Don't Forget Gifts minded individuals. The more gregarious may prefer a recrea- WHEEL GOODS tional instrument—guitar, ukulele, accordion. These instruments are For Fido's Christmas not classified as family instru- DONT FORGET GIFTS dog to the size of the toy. The ment, but help spark songfests to It's always disappointing to a one exception to his rule can be EDUCATIONAL Mom or Dad'j accompaniment. dog owner to buy his pet a Christ- a "tug-of-war" toy. Whether the A FAMILY GIFT? Instruments mas gift toy, only to find that dog is a toy Poodle or a big best suited for multi-purpose use Fido won't even look at it. Boh Beagle, a tug toy with which and HOBBY SETS by all members of the family are Bartos, Manager of the Friskies can play tug-of-war with his mas- piano and organ. The piano is Research Kennels, says that ter is generally a hit. the most popular and versatile in- whether your pet'is a pup or an A chemical bone is a perennial strument In the United States. old-timer, it's best to know just favorite of pooches and is avail- Many families purchase pianos what type of plaything he'll en- able in sizes for every breed, so because it affords youngsters a joy. buy the size that Fido can cope sound understanding of music's If you're buying the gift for with. Latex toys also come hi a fundamentals. your own dog, you probably know wide assortment of sizes and The organ Is easier to learn to what he likes, but be careful that amusing shapes, such as hands, play and recently has been used the toy will not be harmful. Steer aii types of cute animals, veg- as a jazz instrument. It Is ideally cldar of wooden objects or toys etables,- and balls. that are apt to* splinter, and even St« our selection of: suited for parents who think they If Fido is afraid of squeaky PRICES though a toy may catch your eye could never learn to make their AT HOME ELEGANCE - She noises, choose one without a or your fancy — remember that • SPORTSWEAR own music. ' will love to take her ease in this squeaker. For puppies who are it's for Fido to enjoy. Soinet pianos with good tone beautiful pajama ensemble. The teething, squeakless toys are • KNITWEAR and action ranse from $500 to finger-tip length jacket tops ta- Try to match the size of the safest, as puppies generally chew, 1(2.000: eranrf pianos from $1,500 pered pants; both are edged in and the small metal squeake: • COSTUME JEWELRY •o $4,000 and ut>. PortaMe elec- lush velvet rick-rack. Nylon, may get "lodged in his throat. tric organs begin at $50; con- cotton and Eastman Kodel com- Flowers Usually, the teether is safest with wle organs s»'ted for home 'use bine for a colorful stay-fresh a leather toy. ranee from $600 to $4,000. look. Or May We Suggest a Whatever the toy of your choice 132 Broad St. Red Bank Are Perfect for a Christmas present for Fido, GIFT CERTIFICATE Something new for Christina"! Bob Bartos advises that the first shopping lists is an easy-to-plav Extra Gifts thought should be for the dog's OPEN EVENINGS mouth instrument that's fun for safetv voune and old alike-4he "MMc- For those difficult-to-shop-for dica." ' .....'... gift items, or as an extra gift The Melodica has Joined the| for someone special, give flow- ranks of Jhe traditional recorder , ers, plants or decorative greens. pt "ind" biSk'nn'The"; school For example, no matter how music classroom. It is also a many and what gifts a woman FtORA favorite "beginner's" instrumert may receive, there's an extra for the at-home musician. thrill for her with a gift of A two-octave, chromatic reed flowers. Christmas specials DRESS SHOP Instrument, the Melodica is blown Besides the regular orders of into and plaved with a piano-lik* fre9h-cut flowers by the dozen 87 BROAD ST. RED BANK keyboard. With very little dif- and the fine variety of plants, ficultv. anyone can play songs you can send sprightly corsages, Christmas wreaths; impressive garlands to decorate a mantle, mirror or doorway; imaginative floral arrangements for well- J. YANKO calculated placement on a ta- MIX WITH THE FINEST ble, shelf, dresser or TV. 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RED BANK • LITTLE SILVER SINCE 1883 ^UlA tM^A tJ^^^ii ^U'^A IMi^fc k^^^fc VMfA^M4A 1^4^A^U^tt ^U^A kU^tt IB^^M Itt^^ ^U^A I M—Monday, Dec. 17, 1*52 HB» BANK E&GLSTER Good 15me for All— With Gifts of Watches There is a time for everything ' gifts on any woman's list. —and Christmas is time for watch Bracelets, elegantly touched with gifts. Florentine finish, blend with new New trends in watches — watch shapes to give the fashion watches designed and made for watch a new and beautiful look. special fashion or practical func- The sweeping silhouette, the tions — pose exciting Christmas graceful curve that breaks away gift possibilities, according to the from the traditional square or Jewelry Industry Council. oblong shape, is a fresh touch in watch fashions. Matching grace- The watch that paces a busy ful bracelets carry the ladylike "HIS AND HER'S" GROOMING GIFTS — his, a "Lectronic H" woman through the day for ex- elegrant feeling through to the Shaver that offers a choice of cord shaving from a conven- ample, is often changed for s fashion finish. tional outlet, or shavt after shave from its self-contained, re- watch that provides,a fashion chargeable power supply. For the fashion-conscious woman, an For the watch gift to top them accent for dress-up of evening. easy-tohold, roller comb shaver for legs and under arms; on- off switch, too. ^^_ . Watches with interchangeable all—there is the diamond watch bands to match business en- Its glitter may be daintily dis- sembles, watches with rugged creet with a pair of beautifu shock and water resistance, baguettes flanking a watch face, Some Novel Ideas watches with specially-designed or it may be dazzlingly ablaze readable faces in slim, elegant cases, are all meant to be a with the precious stones. But the For Handy Men woman's companion. diamond touch gives any watch a Whether the guy on your gitt of LP gas fuel and a rented tank . Watches with new fashion ap- special timeless appeal thai list is the rugged outdoor type, or of oxygen will complete the set peal shine as never-to-be-forgot- makes it the gift of a lifetime. and provide Dad with quality the home handyman type, numer- workshop accessories. ous articles fueled with liquefied For the outdoors man, what petroleum gas will add happiness better gift than camping equip Christmas Shopping to his Christmas. ment to make the man's trip con- siderably more comfortable? ' In the home workshop, torch An LP-gas stove, lantern ani kits of all types will contribute heater provide a perfect trio thai Problems? to Dad's fun and ability to re- help give all the comforts ol pair things around the house. home—away from home. One economy hand torch con- Such units are available in sists of an LP-gas can with a long list of models including a flame jet and adjustable knob. new stove-lantern combination Costing only a few dollars, the that can be interchanged or used SOLVE them all at FEPERATED ELEC- unit will burn off paint, melt together. There should also be metals or glues, thaw frozen five-gallon fuel tank and connect- TRONICS! A wide, wide selection of pipes in winter — and light the ing hoses to complete the per- charcoal for the barbecue. fect camping kit. gifts makes the most difficult shopping Several complete torch kits are list easily completed. You will find gifts available for less than $10, the WANTED difference being a handy metal for everyone, in every price range, from carrying case- at about $1 more. LOCAL One popular model includes a REPRESENTATIVE small LP-gas tank, soldering tip, $1.00 to $1,000.00; from a simple child's For dynamic COMMERCIAL AC- pencil point tip, flame spreader, COUNTS KECEIVAIHJB AND Kqllll'SIENT FINANCE rompmy radio to the most luxurious high fidelity heavy duty- burner and-spark expanding In Ibis .an*. Earn ft high lighter. These will' perform, lit- continuing . eonunjsaion drk*fldenl only, goon your ability. Fall co- system, FEDERATED can fill the bill. erally dozens of chores including operation front home office. For brazing'and cutting. additional Information, < write Im- mediately to Uept. It. And for the man who has LAZERE everything, how about a complete Visit FEDERATED today and select welding set? This complete pro- fessional kit Includes regulators, your gifts. Choose among radios, record cutting and burning heads, valves and controls, hoses, and even players, high-fidelity music systems, dark goggles. A five-gallon tank do-it-yourself electronics kits, tools, test equipment, books, amateur radio Pick a Tie gear, educational kits for all ages! With Meaning Want to make a hit with ev- (AND—if you are still stumped we have ery man on your Christmas shop- gift certificates in any amount!) Easy ping list with the easiest Christ- mas item you can purchase? credit available. Sounds impossible but thanks to the new designs in neckties you can gift your man with a present that is certain to fit, of stocking which he can never have too many, and one that is particular- stuffers ly suited to him. See our selection of hundreds FEDERATED According to the Men's Tie of small TOYS and other Foundation, the big trend this Items that make ideal Stock- season are neckties patterned ing Stuffers for boys and girls ELECTRONICS inc. with embroidered or printed (and some for grown ups, too). 483 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N. J. Reasonably priced from IPe symbols such as a fishing pole and up. We also have'those skis, a race horse, medica wonderful fuzzy Christmas SH 1-8811 shield, hunting rifle, fireman's STOCKINGS for filling. Shop boots, bowling ball, golf clubs WEST END VARIETY for sports «ar and, of course, the your Christmas needs. You'll traditional donkey and elephant. be surprised at hosr many Plenty Free Parking items we carry for the LAST Invariably you will find that MINUTE SHOPPER. the tie pattern which reflects the man's hobbies or profession will be his favorite. Combine the WEST END proper motif with his favorite tie color, fabric and shape, VARIETY whether a bow or four-in-hand, FAIR HAVEN and you will produce a gift that SHOPPING CENTER even Santa himself would find Open Friday Evenings The Most Cherished Christmas difficult to match.

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