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lnutd dally, Monday Uiroufll Friday. Second CUH Poitag* PAGE ONE VOL. 84, NO. H9 Paid suit by Thomas J. Pick- nally, the Democratic may- or's Republican opponent, contesting Farrell's re-elec- Are Criticised For UN tion. Mr. Picknally con- RED BANK-Like the Wright the borough as reflecting better ceded when only two out of 26 ELISABETHVILLE, Ka- • Brothers' first airplane, prelimin- residential qualities than another tanga (AP)—Giant U.S. Air challenged voters who testified ary data reports on a proposed area. were ruled not qualified to vote. master plan barely got off the He said It is wrong to run Force Globemasters poured Only the margin of the outcome ground last night. down areas when residents are fresh troops and equipment was changed as a result of the The Planning Board skimmed doing their best to maintain re- into Elisabethvillo today to through three of seven reports suit. Mr. Farrell, who had an 11- spectable residences. strengthen UN forces in the bat- which contained information form- With respect to the residential vote margin in the original tal- tle for Katanga. ly, was given an eight-vote mar- ing the base for recommenda- character ot the southern portion gin after a duplication of absen- tions to be contained in a $25,000 of Broad St., he pointed out that Fresh Katanga troops also tee ballot counts was discovered master plan and found a number (See RED BANK, Pape 2) moved in to the capital from the Monday. of major and minor errors in north, and a showdown fight ap- facts and judgments. Yesterday's hearing included peared to be developing. an incident believed to be with- Half ot the cost of the plan The Globemasters began bring- out precedent in state court his being prepared by Urban Plan- ing in 700 Ethiopian troops, ning Associates, New York, will swelling the total UN strength tory when Judge Mariano asked THE COMMON ENEMY. SHARK! — A large dusky shark is brought over the rail of the two disqualified voters how be paid by the borough and half in Elisabethville to about 4,500 the experimental fishing vewel Caps May. John G. Casey of Long Branch, fort- by the federal government. No men, or double the force a week they had voted. Judge Mraiano representative of UPA was pres- told reporters later that, to his ground, supervises operation of the pelagic long line fishing gear. Caiey is a biolo- Leon Zuckerman ent at the meeting. There were The American planes yesterday knowledge, no state court ever gist attached to tha Atlantic Marine Laboratory, Sandy Hook. eight residents in attendance. before has asked a voter to dis- brought in 216 Swedish soldiers close such information. Highly Critical newly arrived from Europe, Planning Unqualified The board was highly critical Supplies, Jeeps Judge Mariano had ruled that of a section of one report on Today's airlift also was sched- Mrs. Madlyn Flannelly and her housing which was submitted in uled to bring in 45,000 pounds of husband, James H. Flannelly Abundance of Sharks January, supplies and 14 jeeps, Proposals were not legally qualified to vote Under the heading "general Katanga Gen. Norbert Moke in Sea Bright. The Flannellys considerations," the report said said he planned to take the of- listed their Sea Bright address Study Shows Many in Nearby Waters that a "substantial amount of the fensive soon against the UN as Flo-Del-Nel Court but also eastern section of the borough is forces, though he acknowledged Revised maintain another residence at 184 By NELSON BENEDICT ciety; the U. S. National Museum; the Woods characterized by good, but aging the superiority of the UN l MIDDLETOWN - Provisions Bartholdi Ave., Jersey City. Hole Oceanographic Society; the Lamont Geo- houses," and listed the "north- weapons and jet air force. The for three apartment zones and The Flannellys had testified Results of the first scientiiic study in depth logical Observatory, and the Smith Research east section along the Navesink number of Katanga reinforce- ever made of sharks off the New Jersey coast River" and "Broad St. south of two industrial areas as outlined (See FARRELL, Page 2) and Development Corp. of Port Monmouth. ments was not stated. In the master plan have been were disclosed yesterday by Dr. Lionel Wal- The experimental fishing vessel Cape May. the commercial area" as "fine Now violence threatened in Ki- • tliminate.d from the proposal. ford and his staff at the U. S. Fish and Wild- owned by Smith Research and Development residential areas." vu province, north of Katansa. According to Leon Zuckerman, Court Plan life Service's Atlantic Marine Laboratory on Corp., was loaned to the government for the The report also said that "gen- Dr. Alton I.. Lewis Two thousand troops from the board secretary, board members Sandy Hook. It was determined, said the investigation by C. M. Cubbage of Middle- erally" some of the "badly de- Congo's Oriental Province were have decided, on the basis of laboratory chief, who now resides in Locust, town, president of S. R. D, and J. Howard teriorated" houses are located reported moving in to attempt objections voiced at the various On Revision that: 1—There were a lot of large sharks in Smith Corp., Port Monmouth. "in the western and southern sec- Dr. Lewis to take over Kivu. Provincial neighborhood conferences, to season off this coast, and 2—their numbers Deliberately selective fishing for sharks tions of the borough, in closi government sources said the drop proposals that would allow could be depleted by fishing. was conducted aboard the Cape May with proximity to the railroad line: troops belong to leftist Antoine apartments to be built on Kings Held Possible Participating in the shark investigation, pelagic long lines, bottom lines and gill nets. and industrial areas. If the de- Resigns For Gizcnga, nominal vice premier Hviy., Newman Springs Rd. in TRENTON (AP) — Gov-elect which was initiated in roid-August and com- Caught were a total of 311 sharks and 11 game teriorating conditions persist, of the central Congolese govern- llncroft, amt^bn the north side Richard J. Hughes has a fair pleted in early October, were both the Sport fishes. The latter included a broadblll sword- their adverse influence can sprea( County Post ment whose oriental regime is of Shadow Lake. chance of winning legislative ap- fish, two bluefin tuna, two yeilowfin tuna, a to the healthier areas of th< virtually secessionist. and Commercial Fishing Bureaus of the I). S. borough." Industry Zones proval for some of his plans to Fish and Wildlife Service; the New Jersey true albacore, two dolphin and one white EATONTOWN - The resigns Gizenga, political heir of Pa- He said the planners also have revise New Jersey's court sys- Department of Conservation and Economic marltn. S, M. Hoffman, building inspec tion of Dr. Alton L. Lewis as trice Lumumba and favorite of decided to drop two industrial tem, according to Gov. Robert Development; #»e New York Zoological So- ^ (See StjARKS, Page 3) tor,, said, he feels "the chapter is guidance director of Monmouth the Communist bloc, made a zones, proposed "for the Brasch B. Meyner. poorly written" in reflecting h Regional High School was ac- brief truce with Congo Premier Hftn in River, Plaza and in the Meyner told a news conference lag conditions. cepted last night by the regiona Cyrille Adoula but left Lcopold- Oak Hill area. yesterday that Hughes' proposal But Tax Hike Necessary Mrs. Laura Rudolph, secretary, Board of Education. viile weeks ago. He was impli- These zones also drew objec that the county courts be merged said she feels professional plan Dr. Lewis said ho Was Jeaving cated in the slaying of, 1} Italian tions from residents. into Superior Court might win ning consultants make a mis the new school lo accept a posi- UN airmen last month at Hindu, Other changes involve the elim acceptance, since Hughes will take in objecting "to things that tion in (he office of Earl B. Gar- in Kivu, and at the time the (nation of a recreation area in serve at least four years and the are aged or aging." rison, county superintendent of United States warned In the UN Belford for which a marina had Legislature might be responsive School Budget Decreased Daniel J. O'Hern said that a schools. Security Council that he could teen proposed and a future area to a newly victorious governor. "curious myth" exists which sup- New Post pose a more serious threat to on the Navy property in Chapef At present, counties have from KEYPORT—The planned with- et of 1961-62—but the amount to Estimated tuition receipts for poses that Westslde housing is Mr. Garrison said Dr. Lewis Is the Congo than Katanga Presi- Hill. 1 to 8 county judges each, de- drawal of Raritan and Holmdel be raised by local taxation has the 1962-63 school year have been substandard compared lo hous- to become county school psycho! dent Moise Tshombe. A neighborhood business zone pending on population. There are Townships' high school students increased $141,255 from $336,282 set at $233,500 in comparison to ing in the eastern section of the ogist, a new post. As such, he to J477.537. UN Successes proposal for Harmony and 44 Superior Court.judges, who in the next academic year has the $448,000 received this year borough. will be a member of a projected Both UN and Katangan sources Cherry Tree Farms Rds. also may be assigned to any county, shown a marked effect on the Tuition Lou Secretary Donald A. Hill listed Voices Objections county team to assist emotional- tentative 1962-63 school budget The major factor determining ly maladjusted children. Such reported local UN successej in was dropped from the plan. depending on the case load. state aid, tuition receipts and Councilman Thomas F. Oakloy the Katanga fighting. Mr. Zuckerman said that the Meyner said he foresees more adopted by the Board of Educa- the increase in the amount to be local taxation as the three raiced strenuous objection to out- teams were made possible by re- tion in special session last night. raised by local taxation is the cent legislative action sponsored George Ivan Smith, UN chief board will recommend that ail opposition to the plan coming sources of income. lining any particular section of in Elisabethville, said Ethiopian other industrial rones be left as from lawyers and people of local At $848,239, the" new schedule is estimated $215,000 loss in tuition With the anticipated $215,000 de- by Assembly Alfred N. Beadles- (69,812 less than the $918,051 budg- receipts. ton, R-Monmouth. Their members soldiers had seized control yes- recommended with a restriction pride than from political leaders, crease in tuition receipts, plus (See KATANGA. Page J) tgainst residential construction. Careful Consideration slight increase of approximately Footbridge will be state employees, Mr. Gar- (See MIDDLETOWN, Page 2) "There isn't a feeling among $3,433 ($133,769 to $137,202) in rison said. the public, and Certainly not state aid, Mr. Hill pointed out The appointment is to be ef- among the politicians, that they CurriculumChangesthere is only one place from Contract Let 'ective Jan. 2, . Asks Death Sea Bright can reach a judge," Meyner which the necessary funds to LITTLE SILVER — Borough Dr. Lewis, a Manasquan resi- said. operate the school system can Council last night hired Thomas dent, formerly served as guid- Penalty For Meyner said Hughes was both come, "local taxation." Farrell, Shrewsbury contractor, ance director of Freehold Region Approved by Board al High School and 1$ a former To Accept a county and .Superior Court Estimated Tax Rate to build a bridge over a creek judge and his proposal should be Based on available figures ap- president of the Monmouth Coun- Eichmami RED BANK — A realignmen and algebra 11 taught in succes- dividing Borough Hall and Mark- ty Mental Health Association, $1,800 Offer given careful consideration. The of high school math.matics and sive years, thus eliminating the proved by the school auditor ham Place School properties. JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel's fact that county judges would get need for a "refresher" period. Mr. Hill listed $1.92 per $100 of SEA BRIGHT — The borough tenure under the plan might make science courses, designed to "en- The cost of the project is $!.- attorney general today demanded rich the curriculum," was ap- The addition of advanced assessed valuation as the esti 286. The Board of Education will the death penalty for Adolf Elch- has decided to accept an $1,800 it easier to get high caliber mated tax rate for school pur Planners to Ask offer for damages caused to ils judges, Meyner said. proved last night by th,e Board mathmatics, Dr. Hodas stated, contribute $600 for the work. mann, former Gestapo colonel 1 of Education. was designed to better prepare oscs. The bridge is being constructed convicted of crimes against the municipal beach as a result of A proposal similar to Hughes' The figure is based on 100 per- $1000 for 1962 the onrush of oil that followed a Most of the changes concern students for college mathmatics. to provide easy access for pe- 'ewish people. was made at the state Constitu- The change in the science cent true evaluation to become RED BANK — The Planning collision of two ships near the tional Convention in 1947, but a math. Algebra II will be moved destrians between the two build- Addressing the court with emo- back from junior year to sopho- courses involves a direct switch effective next year. Board last night said it will ask tion. Attorney General Gideon Ambrose Lightship in June, 1959. group of lawyers fought success- The total estimated tax rate ngs. However, it will be built to he Borough Council for a $1,000 more year, and plane geometry of physics and chemistry. Phy- support the weight of emergency Hausner declared: Nathan Baker, Hoboken, an ad- fully for creation of the county sics, now taught in junior year, (county, school and local) could budget next year. miralty lawyer, advised Borough will be transferred from sopho- and maintenance vehicles. "There can be only one ten- courts. more year to junior year and will be offered in senior year, not be estimated by Mr. Hil About $6W of the budget will tence for he who pursued the Council by letter that if the offer One Judge and chemistry, now in the senior because the borough of Keyport The same firm was awarded be needed in connection with ex- was accepted settlement could be combined with solid geometry satanic work of extermination Hughes has suggested a guaran- schedule, will be taught in has not as yet completed its wo contracts to repair drainage penses in preparing and day in and day out, week in and expected 'this year. tee that every county would have now taught in senior year, ditches and replace piping. For seniors, junior year. revaluation program. ating the master plan, the board week out with ruthlessness and Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach, at least one judge and Meyner trigonometry re- To offset the anticipated tax The first calls for the digging n cheated. mains on the schedule and a Dr. Hodas said the change of- heartlcssness. , Long Branch and Belinar and a said this might overcome some increase. Mr. Hill said there and resetting of pipes on Queens The remainder will be 'or nor group of private bathing clubs opposition. semester course in advanced fers students a wider selection "The first section of the Na2i of courses. At present chemistry would be single sessions with Dr.. South, at a cost of $1,602. jmal board expenses, such as sal- and Nazi Collaborators' law pro- brought action after the oil came Meyner'?aid lie has given up mathematics will be added. Dr. Sidney Hodas, head of the and advanced biology are offered (See KEYPORT, Page 2) and the second for replacing pipc]aries. convention costs and mem- vides that for he who commits a in and fouled the sands of their any present plans to call the stale n a ditch along Silverwhite Rd.ibership dues in planning organic beaches. curriculum

\ • • ••% I 2-W«^ December 13,1961 RED BANK REGISTER Weather flute. L Sharks Asks Budget Farrell New Jersey — Mostly ctoudy, ; (Continued) (Continued) ••windy and colder todsy with a] that they received their mall ln| Red Bank T By species, the «hark« caught fTUARIES ew snow flurries In the northern Speed limits Report For Jersey City and that their chil- Included: 124 , sandbars, 77 (Continued) Births hilts. Temperatures falling into dren attended school there. Judge! duskies, 29 tigers, six great many of the structures now are the 20s inland and into the 30s Established whites, 52 dog sharks, six] darisno then ruled them Wiffi H. Ebeling, 79, devoted to professional use. along the them Riverview makos, one sand, nine hammer' RED BANK — The Board of qualified and asked for Bernini Kellenyl, chairman, coast. Mostly LITTLE SILVER - New speed Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Evarts of heads, one thresher and six un- Education was asked again last whom they had cast their bal- Seeing Eye Pioneer said the report "certainly , . , fair and quite limits on White Rd., were set 191 Hamillonian Dr., Middletown, by Borough Council last night fol- identified which were lost at the]night to give local citizens a ots. Mrs. Flannelly testified that DOVER (AP) — Willl H. Eb- needs reconsideration." cold tonight son, yesterday. •all. summary report ot the school ihe had voted for Mayor Farrell The report also states, "al- lowing a public hearing which eling, who helped pioneer the use Mr. and Mrs. David Lawrence with low in the imdget in terms a layman can ,nd Mr. Flannelly stated he had though the age of a building does lasted an hour and 25 minutes. Dr. Walford identified as defi of seeing-eye dogs for the blind, of 22 Bank St., Red Bank, son, 20s with "tcensi understand. ast his ballot for Mr. Picknal- not necessarily indicate quality The new limit is 35 rrjph from nitely dangerous to humans: ti- is dead at 79. He died in his sleep yesterday. inland. Thurs-; y- , or condition, it is a significant 1 Branch Ave. to approximately 175 ger, mako and great white! Making the request last night yesterday at his home at Lake Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Mathcny day fair, high clue to obsolescence and deter- feet west of the New York and harks. Members of the requiem was Donald , Devine, S3 South The judge then deducted their Openaka. of 50 Main St., Port Monmouth, in the 30s. ioration and the subsequent need Long Branch Railroad. The re- hark family (duskies, sandbars, it., who identified himself as a rates from the total tallies, Ebeling, a trustee and for- son, this morning. MARINE for replacement." maining portion of White Rd., etc.) were, he added, "regarded certified public accountant. bringing the final vote to 280 for merly executive vice president Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miller of 40 Cape May to Mayor Farrell to Mr. Picknal- Mr. Oakley, a lifelong resident, •vhich lies within the borough's with suspicion." He rather Last month, Miss Elisabeth of the Seeing Eye Inc., came tr Florence Ave., Leonardo, son, Block Island—] ly's 272. taid some of the houses in the boundaries, will have a speed; broadly inferred that virtually Kelly, former co-chairman of the his country from Germany ir. this morning. Small craf^ Judge Mariano said he will borough existed before he was Imit of 40 mph. Both limits are all sharks with the exception of Teachers Welfare Committee, 1901 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Savage warnings displayed at 5 a.m. for set in accordance with state plankton-eaters (whale and bask- now retired, ashed the board to efer the names of the ineligible! born and will be standing after 1 He became a citizen and en- of. 22 West Westside Ave., Red westerly winds to increase to 20 Highway Department recommen- ing sharks) could attack humans give the public an "analysis" ol :o the county Board of Elections he i» gone. tered the export and import busi- Bank, twins, son and daughter, o 30 knots with higher gusts to dations following a survey con- on a basis of sheer opportunism. the budget before It appears on land discuss the matter with Pros- Population Trends day. West to northwest 15 to 25 ecutor Vincent P. Keuper. ness In New York City. He re- this morning. ducted by the State Bureau of| The Sandy Hook scientist did, the ballot. In its report on population knots tonipht and 10 to 20 knots Four Upheld tired in 1911 and engaged in farm- Monmouth Medical Traffic Safety. however, note that there had Clt« Middletown trends, Urban Planning Associ- m Thursday. Visibility better ing and livestock breeding oa his Mr. and Mrs. Roibert Wolfe of Contrary to public opinion aired]been only a few incidents ol Mr. Devine said the summary The eligibility of four other ates related the I960 cei&us, but !han five miles. Mostly cloudy voters was upheld by the judge "arm. said, "Unfortunately the detailed 225 Lewis St., Oakhurst, daugh at last night's session, the ordi- shark attacks on people in New would not have to be an analysis ioday fair lonlchf and Thursday. yesterday. He started breeding German breakdown for the age and sex ter, this morning. nance does not reflect Increased] Jersey waters in more than 40 In the real meaning of the term. TIDES In the original suit filed by Mr. shepherds in 1923. This led tr characteristics of the 1960 pop-, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knapp, speed limit. yeari'' three (ail fatal) in" 19W[He (aid what is needed is a (Sandy Hook) Picknally's attorney, George A, his acquaintance with the late ulation is not yet available from of 10 Becchwood Ter., Matawan, No Increase and two (non-fatal) in 1960. simple "broadening" of the fact; Today — Low 6:22 p.m. Gray,' of Red Bank, 26 voters Mrs. Dorothy Harrison Eustin, the U.S. Census Bureau." son, yesterday, Other ordinances establishing Summer Peak and figures of the budget as (of- Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Pokuta Thursday — High 12:29 a.m. similar limits on Branch Ave. ficially advertised.) had been challenged. Of these, founder of the Seeing Eye. She The board recommended that and 12:54 p.m., low 6:47 a.m. Peak of shark abundance, de- hree were deleted from the lisf Invited him to Nashville, Tenn. the report be revised to include of 26 Center St., Kumson, sols and Seven Bridge Rd. were As Miss Kelly had done las and 7:26 p.m. clared Walford, occurred In late at the opening of the hearing on to observe the first class of blind the 1960 breakdown. yesterday. adopted by council recently. Alii summer when ocean water sur- meeting, Mr. Devine asked the, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merla of (For Red Bank and Rumson the new limits will not be ef- board to study the summary Monday; six were conceded qual-l people being trained to use dog Mr. Hoffman also* noted that iBridge add two hours; Sea face temperatures rose above 70 Ifled by Mr. Gray; five were guides, He was associated active- the zoning nap used, showed a 206 First St., Keyport, son, yes- fective until the streets are degrees. Relative abundance, he mailed to voters by the Middle- terday. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long posted with the appropriate warn- town Board of Education, which ruled qualified by the court; two ly with the organization from that circular boundary line at the added, could be determined only were ruled unqualified by thi time. Mr. and Mrs. David G. Hurley Branch deduct 15 minutes; High-! ing signs. breaks down the various budget southern end which has been lands Bridse add 40 minutes.) by a succession of deliberately court; and seven from the orig- changed. The boundary line with of 250 First Ave., Atlantic High- A dozen residents appeared at controlled fishing operations ov- categories and explains each In CHICAGO (AP) - Snow dimln inal listing were not called to MRS. ANNE B. HOFFMAN Little Silver now follows prop- lands, son, yesterday, the hearing to protest the adop- er a period of years. impllfied terms. ished but the season's coldest testify by the time the hearing' erly lines, he said. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Coward tion of the ordinance. Several He said a similar report pre- RED BANK — Mrs. Anne B. weather stung most areas from With the exception of pelagic' ended. Mr. Oakley commented, "it of 425 Willow Ave., Long Branch, said they represented the local pared by the local board wouir Hoffman, 86, of 18 Hubbard Park the Rockies t'o the Appalachians species including great whites, Others testifying yesterday and1 should be correct. We're paying daughter, Monday. PTA. be extremely informative and a died yesterday in her home after, today. makos, thresher and blues, ma- ruled as qualified to vote in Se; them enough." Fltkln Mayor P. Paul Camp) and 'real service to the public." long illness. The zero weather over the Mid- jority of sharks, said Walford, Bright were: When the errors were an- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ward, councilmen told the group the scavenge on the bottom for thel Only one board member com- Born in Brooklyn, Mrs. Hoff- west followed heaviest snowfalls Mrs. Ruth Schantz and he; nounced, Mrs. Rudolph sug- RD 1, Freehold, son, yesterday. state was responsible for the new food. Blackfish, skates, rays, mented on Mr. Devine's request, man was a daughter of the lat' of the season in some sections, sister, Mrs. Gertrude M. Parsons gested that Urban Planning As- Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaPlaca, limits. headfish and ling were the nat- Dr. Herman O. Wiley asked Wil- Charles E. and Anns Stuar.' Below zero readings this morn- both of Willow Way, Sea Bright, sociates be instructed to make 32 Kiawah Ave., Freehold, daugh It Is not within the legal pre- ural foods which predominated liam E. Firth, board secretary, Betts. Her husband, Ltodley M. ing extended as far east as the who also maintained a residenci corrections and submit proofs of ;er, yesterday. rogatives of the borough to se In the stomachs of sharks caught If the board had a copy of th Hoffman, died in April, 194B. upper Mississippi Valley while, ni Jersey City and Mr. and Mrs. the revised copies to a Planning speed limits on public streets, on the Cape May. Middletown summary on hand, temperatures in the teens and Mrs. Hoffman had lived here 2f Board committee for review be- James R. Minogue, borough at- When advised that a copy was Clarence B. Heller, of 39 Water- lower were reported from the But garbage—and a truly bi- view Way, Sea Bright, who als< years and had formerly reside, fore compiling the data in report torney, said. Mayor Campi told zarre assortment of samel—»: on file In the office, Dr. Wiley in Pittsburgh, Pa. Panel lower Great Lakes southwest- the group objections to the meas- suggested the board take up thi maintain a residence at 530 Rose- form. well as fish heads and rack: "Surviving are two daughters ward through thS middle Mis ure should be forwarded to Ger- matter "later" and the boarc' wood Ter., Linden. . 100 Copies (Continued) tossed overboard by fishermen Mrs. Edwin F. Hubbard, wit! sissippl Valley, the central aid Driscoll, chief of the Bureau went about its regular business, Mayor Farrell was represents She noted that UPA plans to The problem of controlling figured prominently In summer whom she, lived, and Mrs. Jo- Plains and into the Rockies. of Traffic Safety, Trenton. - Part of the business was thi by Joseph Matties, of Asburj supply the board with 100 copies water pollution, according, to time shark diet. There was noth- seph E. Williams ot Pittsburgh- Some of the lowest early morn- State Responsibility Issuance of the schedule for thi Park. of the master plan in condensed Robert S. Shaw, is to determine ing, however, to indicate thai two sons, Arthur G. Hoffman c ing readings were in South Da- budget; Jan. 10—budget to coun form for use at future public the happy medium between un- The PTA group declared thi normal fishing operations, elthei St. Petersburg, Fla., and Johr. kota with -18 in Aberdeen and 35 and 40 mph speed limits on ty superintendent; Jan. 17—budg meetings. due and excessive pollution and sport or commercial, attracted C. Hoffman of Charlotte, N. C; -17 in Huron. It was -11 in Ce- White Rd, and other main streets et advertisement; Jan. 25—publii She added that In a report yet absolute purity. sharks into shallow, coastal wa- eight grandchildren and two dar Rapids, Iowa, and -10 in here constituted a safety hazard hearing and adoption; Feb. 13— Monmouth to be read, both St. James Cath "Too much of the public is un- Minneapolis. ters. great-grandchildren. olic Church and the Methodist| informed, iil-informcd or at least? for youngsters walking to and from annual district meeting. But temperatures were In th( John G. Casey of Long Branch Services will be held at 2 p.m. Church are said to be located on ill-advised of the program," said schools. They asked why the 1 who was a project leader aboan Midshipmen 1 40s' and 50s in most of the Easl tomorrow in Trinity Episcopal Monmouth St. Both churches are Shaw, assistant director of the speed limits were being raised coast during the night. It was the Cape May, told how a tige: Church, with Rev. Canon Charles on Broad St. environmental health division ot from the existing 25 mph. mild In Florida, with readingsl shark which was being gaffed Ministers Seek H. Best, rector, officiating. Bur- the N. J. State Department ol Councilman August E. Roemer, Actually, all of the information in the 70's. regurgitated a whole side of ba- Honored ial will be in Rosedale Cemetery, contained the ths three reports Health. police committee chairman, said Some early morning reports* con, clearly marked "U.S, WASHINGTON — Congress Orange, under the direction of read—Including the errors found Ho said that decisions must be the 25 mph limit signs were il- To Sound Out New York 45, cloudy; Chicago 6, Prime." Stomachs of tiger: man James C. Auchincloss, Tnir the Worden Funeral Home. —was released by ths Planning arrived at as to the use to be legal. He said state traffic au clear; Boston 43, cloudy; Wash caught, largest of which weight District of New' Jersey, an Board Feb. 2. made ot a particular body ol thorities had requested the signs 1,100 pounds and was 12 feet 1: ington 45, cloudy; Atlanta 44, Russia on Talks nounced yesterday that he ha; MRS. ANNA SHAPRIO water. Then the department can be removed end new limits be The reports detail the number, cloudy; Miami 73, clear; Louis- jlength, also contained shells o received word from Rear Ad- act to prevent undue pollution set. In actuality, he said, the PARIS (AP)—Foreign, finance RED BANK — Mrs. Anna Sha- of acres In the borough, and the villa 21, cloudy; Detroit 21 sea turtles, porpoise remains, miral J. F. Davidson, Superb- according to the use being made speed limit on White Rd. Is SO and defense ministers of thi piro, 67, of 258 Newman Springs percentage of land devoted to snow; St. Louis 11, clear; Min tin cans and divers other items, tendent of the U.S. Naval Acade-i of the water. For example, pol mph. The 25 mph signs were noi North Atlantic alliance met to Rd., died yesterday in Riverview residential, commercial and In neapolis -10, clear; Kansas City Predators of Sea my, Annapolis, that Midshipmar lutlon that would be dangerous in enforceable with court actions be- day for their annual review witl Hospital, where she had been a dustrial use; streets; public fa- 3, clear; Denver -6, clear; Dal- That sharks are the predator: W. R. H. Smith, class of 1962 drinking streams might not bi cause of state court rulings, he the shadow of the Communis patient two months, cilities and recreation areas; las 23, clear; Phoenix 45, cloudy; of the sea and as such are thi who lives in Little Silver. N. J, borough parking lots, and vacanl dangerous in boating waters. declared. wall through Berlin looming Ion and B. D. Alitt, class of 1963 Mrs. Shapiro was bora in Rus- Seattla 32, snow; San Francisco enemies of food and game flshe: over them. land. But, Shaw said, "any pretense The councilman was referring represented a conclusion, stated whose home is in Bradley Beach sia. She had lived here two years . 42, clear; Los Angeles 50, The 15-nation council was ex Development Pattern at maintaining or restoring pris- to a 1959 Superior Court case, Walford, which found scientists have achieved the superintend after moving from California. pected to give its blessing to The report on land use and zon- tine purity of a stream in a dense- the State vs. Zeus, which defines sport and commercial fijhermei ent's list of distinguished mid- Her husband, Harry Shapiro, died new U.S.-British attempt to read Ing says the zoning codes adopted ly populated area is folly doomed residential districts in terms ol in virtual agreement. shipmen for the recently com 10 years ago. In 1929 "Inadequately reflects the to failure." No Board appropriate speed limits. Only preliminary terms with the Ru; Dieted grading period. This i Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. How, then, could the sharl slaus on Berlin through negotia- pattern of development which has The panelists all agreed thai within a 600-foot portion ot a road the second time that Midship Morton Koplik, with whom she population be reduced? Fish fo; tions between their ambassador: occurred within the borough and the public must be made awan there is 300 feet of resldentia them on a sporting basis, urgei man Smith has won this honor. lived; two sons, Albert Shapiro Verdict On building frontage, is the area in Moscow and Soviet Foreign Is of little use as a device for of blight and pollution problems Walford. He cited recent experi 'To be named on this list,' of Washington, D. C, and Louis termed residential. Portions ol Minister Andrei Gromyko. properly channeling growth with- and stimulated to take- a positive mental fishing operations whlcl Mr. Auchincloss said, "these me: Shapiro of Pasadena, Calif., and White Rd. do not qualify under U.S. Secretary of State Rusl in the community." It says h role in trying to solve them IndustryPark definitely proved that shark: had to maintain at least an av eight grandchildren. code would be "modernized to They asked the newspapermen these terms, he indicated. The and British Foreign Secretarj Graveside services wen held HOLMDEL - Because of lack could be thinned out in a spe- erage of 82.5 per cent In reflect new goals and modern present to take the lead in edu- general speed limit in the stab Lord Home disclosed through this morning at the Beth El Cem- of a quorum, the Planning Board cific area of ocean by intenslvi academic subjects, an aptitudi techniques." cating the public. is 50 mph unless otherwise qual aides late last night that, aftei etery, Westwood, under the direc- last night took no action in ap- hook and line fishing. It mlgh two days of talks with Frend mark of 2.95, satisfactory prog- Mr. Kellenyl announced thai 'A street wants lo be a room,' ified, he pointed out. tion of the Wordea Funeral proving or disapproving the pro- even be possible to place Foreign Minister Maurice Couvi ress in the Physical Educatio: four other data reports will be Haskell said, explaining that a Other factors which influence Home. posed ordinance for creation of bounty on sharks, suggested Wai de Murville and West German Department, and be recom discussed at future meetings. Thi block should be an orderly and the state's recommendations ar ford. Foreign Minister Gerhard Schrae mended by the Commandant reports are on public facilities harmonious enclosure of space. an industrial park zone off Rt. 35 the dimensions, surface or cur- MRS. NED H. ALLEN That anglers already are mak der, they had softened Frencl Midshipmen as having an ex neighborhood analysis and pro-| He suggested that tree-lining in Centerville. vature of a road, he said. ing a significant contribution ti reservations about the wisdom o emplary record in Conduct am NEW SHREWSBURY —Mrs. posed planning districts; traffd streets or—in shopping areas- The ordinance has been intro- Councilman Charles W. Ste an objective of controlling thi resuming the quest for a Berlin in general deportment. Doris S. Allen, Hance Ave., died circulation, and the economic orderly groupings of building! duced by the Township Commit- phens pointed out that school zom shark population was reflected deal. "I am very proud of the wort in her home Sunday. base of the borough. with ample back-of-store areas tee and it is expected that the speed limits are 15 mph. He said She was born in Bloomfield and in the fact that 132,000 sport fish It was clear, however, thai these two outstanding youn are possible ways of beautifying committee will take final action this was a standard limit through lived here six years. Mrs. Allen ermen between Maine and thi French President De Gaulle stil men, who I appointed, are doini urban areas. on the proposal after a public the state. However, according to was a member of the Women'r Florida Keys caught 880,00' was not convinced that western at Annapolis, where it is rec- Megonnell stressed the import- hearing tomorrow night. state regulations, a school zon Society of Christian Service oi sharks In 1960, said Walford. Hi initiated exchanges with Moscov ognized that the course is a dif- Keyport ance of public opinion in forcing Board officials noted last nigh1 is defined as a street or a por- statistical information resulte ficult one and tha requirements the Red Bank Methodist Church. a nationwide solution to one air tion of a street which a school would be worthwhile. For thai (Continued) that it is not technically neces- from a poll conducted by thi reason the French plan to sta; most exacting. They .have broughl Surviving are her husband, pollution problem — gasos from building fronts. Sandy Hook Marine Laboratorj great honor to our communit; more and longer periods of stu sary for the governing body to out of them, at least until a po: Ned H. Allen; two sons, Rev. automobile crankcases. Mr. Roemer commented tha in co-operation with the U.S. Bu- and deserve the high praise ol dy next year, plus added courses, have a board recommendation sible compromise shapes up. Charles H. Allen of Atascosa, Automobile manufacturers have an earlier attempt by council ti reau of Census. everyone." Tex., and Richard Allen, at home- an 11-month guidance director on the ordinance. U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn agreed to make "blowby" devices declare Rumson Rd., near thi two daughters, Mrs. Robert Mc- and an increased guidance staff In an Informal discussion, The scientific information com Thompson, backed by British Am standard equipment on cars be side entrance to Markham Place Kee of Jacksonville, Fla., an' The services of a dentist will al- Board Chairman Bernard Gold- piled by the biologists and tech bassador Sir Frank Roberts, ginning in 1963, thus eliminating School, had been rejected by the Miss Barbara Allen, at home; a so be provided. smith Instructed Donald Irving, nicians at Sandy Hook should g( expected to contact Gromyki about one-third of the pollution state traffic authorities. Changes sister Mrs. Eleanor Kollor of epresentatlve of Morrow Plan- far to clear the atmosphere lo early In the new year. Next year will also sea the re- that automobiles cause, he said. Point Rd., in front of the Poinl ning Associates, master plan- cally insofar as sharks are con (Continued) Newark, and four grandchildren opening of the cafeteria and in- Road School is a school zone, Other major issues facing thi cluded in the budget is $5,200 ners, to review the zone code to cerned. It has been virtually im NATO ministers included: School,' who has accepted The Gallaway ft Crane Funeral Mr. Roemer said, but Seven home, Basking Ridge, Is in for salaries, up $4,000, plus $800 determine whether some section possible to discuss the subject 1. Plans for giving European] position of guidance director hi Bridge Rd., where it passes thi charge of arrangements. for other food service expense of town would be suitable for lo- rationally during the summe: members some share in the po Jamesburg High School. Five Hurt western side ol the school prop- months, when swimmers, in par and $800 expenditures to cover! cation of a swimming pool. litical control of the use of tac Accepted the resignation of Mil erty, is not considered a school ticular, are prone to view shark: ton MacDonald as tennis coach MRS. JESSIE WHITE deficits. Members of the Holmdel Swim zone, he said. tlcal — not strategic — nuclea: with anything except detach- Mr. MacDonald resigned due ti HAZLET -Mrs. Jessie White, Teacher Salaries In Crash Club, Inc., indicated the group After the measure was adopted weapons. ment. his obligations as public recrea- BI. of the Shore Haven Trailer The biggest decrease In the is still interested in finding land unanimously by council Mr. Ste- 2. President Kennedy's pro Danger Factor Low tion director outside the school Ct. died in her home- Sunday. new schedule Is for teacher sal- within the township on which i phens said: posal to assign five Polaris-carry- On Rt. 36 Accidents will happen, but ac- system. aries, down $87,684 from $639,455 pool and cabana can be located. "We believe this ordinance a, ing nuclear submarines to NATO She was born in Rutland, Vt., WEST KEANSBURG - F1 v tuarial statistics indicate a perso: Hired Mrs. Priscilla Wall, to $551,771. developed by the state is realis- a proposal that raises the com and lived here six months. He- persons were injured yesterday The club has been turned down is far more prone to be strucl Shrewsbury, to replace Mr. Sosik John 0. Hartrler. superintend tic and we feel it will do muc plex question of the alliance bi husband was the late Bernard a three-car crash at Rt. 3r in a previous attempt to obtain by lightning while playing gol at a salary of 55,000, pro-rated ent of schools, reported there wil to control speeding of cars here. coming a sort of nuclear power in White. and Holly Ave., yesterday. a variance for a pool in a resi- or picnicking on a beach tha; Hired Miss Carol Ann Lott, be some 20 teachers less in the We would suggest the police com- its own right. Surviving are a son, Frank dential zone. to be attacked by a shark Freehold, as elementary school «chool system. The exact tota' Two of the injured were admit mittee meet with the Board ol 3. The drive of Gen. Lauris White of Brooklyn; two daugh- ithe surf. teacher for 1962-63 at a salary ol will be determined following in- ted to Riverview Hospital. They Education to study the problem ;Norstad, supreme allied com ters, Mrs. Hattie L. Duffy of $4,600. terview! with the students to de-; are Mrs. Margaret Maloney, 34, of safety of children walking b The Shark Research Panel o mander in Europe, to fill the Brooklyn and Mrs. Minerva Wal- termtne their preference for of 60 Ocean Blvd., Cliffwood Offer and from school and come u; the American Institute of Bio Iseven-year-old NATO target of 30j Awarded a contract for the re sack of Newark; six grand- courses of study. Beach, a passenger in a cai with a sound solution for all ol logical Sciences established combat-ready divisions on thi pair of the roof of the Mechanic children, and eix great-grand- driven by Mrs. Constance .Tohn (Continued) comprehensive "Shark Attacl Street School to Park Roofing Increases were registered for Giordano said the $1,800 offci us." ground in Europe. children. text bocks, $9,000 to 14,000; son, 34, of S Paul's PL, Middle-, File" for the world, sponsorec 4. British demands for a largei ' Brunswick, for a M< The Memorial Home, Plain- town, and Mrs. Mary Jaros, 36,' was "much more reasonable than by the Biology Branch ot thi teaching supplies, $20,000 to $23,- the $1,000 we had been offered, sharing of the alliance's expen- °' field, in in charge of arrange- Rt. 36, Keyport. Office of Naval Research ant .ed to the buildings and 000; and administration salaries and rejected, earlier." He said diture on weapon research, de- ments. Mrs. Jaros and Mrs. Maloney the Smithsonian Institution. Tha I2B.178 to $30,477. that, after expenses are dc- Middletown velopment and production pro- 'rounds committee a $427 pro- suffered whip lash injuries of the agency discovered that durln Board members stressed that duotcd, the compensation wil (Continued) grams. posal from The American Com CHARLES STURM neck. Both were reported In good 1959 there were, on a worldwidi mercial Equipment Co., Irving the 1961-62 budget had been amount to "around $1,200." The board also will recommend 5. Moves to provide a greater ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - "pared down to the bone" with condition today. that a new library building be basis, 36 unprovoked and threi impetus for a co-ordinated civil ton, to improve the soundprool Mr. Baker also represents thi Charles Sturm, 82, of this place the board ending the lasl year Treated at the hospital and re- established in the Middletown provoked shark attacks on man, defense program. quality of the new office of thi Asbury Park and Loch Arboui died Monday. with a seven cents surplus. leased were Mrs. Johnson, chin Lincroft Rd., Nutswnmp Rd. |of which approximately 'one-thiri' guidance director. Beach Club, which sought Interest Drop bruise; Michael Johnson, her 20- area, and that library facilities were fatal. Authorized the secretary to ad A former resident of Red Bank, $250,000 and the Harbor Ligb month old son, cut lip, and be provided for the Bayshon In a sense, anyone who swim: Woman Hurt vertise for bids on repair of thi N. J., area, Mr. Sturm moved Deht service principal will in- Beach and Tennis Club and th> Thomas Bratton, 57, of 34 Pacifii area and expanded for the Na in the ocean is entering the en sidewalks on Harding Rd., re- here three years ago from West crease from $40,000 to $45,000 but Harbor Light Day Camp, Sea New York, N. J. He was ft re- Ave., East Keansburg, shouldei 1 vesink area. ivironment ot sharks. The con surfacing the Oakland Street the interest -will drop from $17,. Bright, nnd three Long Brand In Local Crash injury. verse is patently absurd. And in playground and fencing in of thi tired carpenter. 443 to $16,088. firms owned by former Mnyoi Details of the plan plus a ma; SHREWSBURY — Mrs. Ger- Police said Mrs. Jaros's cai fool-proof method of separatin] girls' physical education play Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mr. Hill said the board had Daniel J. Maher, each of which will be published in Friday", trude Welsh of 31 Partridge La., was stopped in the cast bouni people from sharks has eve; ground on Branch Ave. Rena Sturm, and two sons, no control over the $5,000 in asked $50,000. No offers to thosi Register. New Shrewsbury, was admitted lane of Rt. 36 preparing to maki been devised. Fencing of swim Voted to send a scroll ti Charles D, Sturm of Creskill, crease in debt service principal groups was announced. The public hearing on the pla: to Riverview Hospital with neck a left turn when it was struck ming areas is prohibitively cost former board member Georgi N. J., and Robert J. Sturm of but this was helping pay it ofi has been set for 8 p.m. in thi injuries yesterday alter the car in the rear by Mr. Bratton's car ly. Repellents are largely inef- Worthley, Jr., praising his worl Tarpon Springs, Fla. faster with less interest for the hifiti school. in which she was riding was in- on the insurance committee. Thi He was a member of the Con- people of Keyport to pay. Police said the force of tin Mr. Zuckcrman said board fective. volved in an accident at the in- Katanga board learned from its agent las; gregational Church here. A breakdown of the 1962-63 impact spun the Bratton ca members completed work on re- Logical tersection of Newman Springs night that it will receive a pre- Services will be at 2 o'clock budget shows current expense, around in front of Mrs. Johnson's (Continued) visions of the plan Tuesday night The logic of Dr. Walford's sug- Rd. and Bridge Ave. mium refund of $16.72] due to this afternoon in the Downs-Ford $778,688; building and equip car which was traveling in thr torday of the tallest building in He said nil changes were basec p,estcd solution of the shark prob Trooper Edward Werst of the change in insurance coverage, Funeral Home, this city. ment, $8,463; and bonds and in opposite direction. the Katanga capital. He said on the public's reactions to the lorn—if a problem exists—is in Shrewsbury state police bar- which, according to ihe board, tercst, $61,088 for an overall to The injured were taken to the had been used by Katangan proposal as voiced nt the variou: escapable: diminish their num racks, who investigated, said;was worked out by Mr. Worth DR. JANE ZIMMERMAN tal of $8^,239. hospital by the Raritan First Aid forces ns an observation posi conferences. bers by catching them up and and for firing mortar shell Mrs. Welsh was a passenger in ley. NEW YORK - Dr. Jane Zim- The 1961-62 totals were curren Squad. Mr. Bratton was issued out. It can be done. Whether lo against UN positions. a car driven by Mrs. Anna Mari- merman, 49, of 310 West 70th expense, $842,543;" building and a careless driving summons. Bank Alarm Goes Off cai anglers will accept that dial enj;e is something else again ano of 30 Partridge La. Driver TWO-CAR ACCIDENT St., a former professor of Ameri- equipment, $18,065, nnd bonds and He said the building was called of the second car, Mrs. Dorothy Everything Found OK Majority ol sportsmen are prom RED BANK - Drivers In can History at Monmouth Col- Interest, $57,443 for an overall to- more than 100 years in the fore- "the new hospital" by the Ka- Corson of 81 Wallace St., Red to view sharks as undesirable two-car accident at Monmoutl lege, West Long Branch, died tal of $918,051. seeable future. tanRans, but that it contained no NEW SHREWSBURY - Police Bank, was issued a summons for nuisances rather than as rod and St. and 'Bridge Ave. escaped in in New York Infirmary Monday Public hearing on the new The association, noting thai medical equipment, patients o rushed to the Monmouth County Inattentive driving, he said. The reel adversaries. jury yesterday. Patrolman Paul after a long illness. schedule was set for Jan. 9 at 8 lieart disease—the No. 1 killer- medical personnel. National Bank branch office on accident happened at 7:30 p.m. p.m. in the Central School. accounts for 54 per cent nf al! Katangan government sources Newman Springs Rd., last night If anglers do not choose to dc P. Lang said Dr. Samuel Ad- Surviving are her parents, Mr. deaths at present, cited future said UN jets attacked Luena, ot 11:30, when the bank alarm :he Job, bounty fishermen using ler, 58, of 383 River Rd., Fai and Mrs. Charles Zimmerman; developments in heart researcl- coal mining center about 100 sounded, nets and long line gear might like a. pearl of wisdom in the Haven, driving east on Mon- two brothers, and two sisters. Heart Hope as a basis for its observation. niles north of Elisabcthville, and Shrewsbury state police Sgt enter the picture. As Dr. Wai murk of half-truths and folk lore mouth St., collided with a ca: The group said yesterday thai Shlnkolnbwe, a uranium mining Walter King said the men ford and his staff clearly demon which heretofore has too fre- driven south on Bridge Ave. tr It adds up! More and more NEW YORK (AP) — The New ife expectancy at birth in the own 65 miles northwest of the checked the' bank and found strated yesterday, sharks an quently characterized the great Wilbur Murphy, 46, of 227 Sea people use The Register ads each York Heart Association predicts Unilcd States now is 70 years city. They said three Africans everything in order. He said i vulnerable to fishing methods debate over sharks and what to view Ave., Long Branch, issue because results come fas- the average human will live double what it was 200 years ngo. were killed nnd 10 wounded. apparently was a false alarm. That one fact in itself gleams do about them. summonses were Issued. ter.—Advertisement. , BANK BECISTER Wed, December 13,196L-* Successful Investing CALLING AMERICA S HOUSEWIVES... Withdrawal Plan to Boost Income By ROGER E. SPEAR

With the yields of good stocks benefit of hindsight, It neverthe- as low as they are today, man: less points up the fact that a investors have asked me hoi yearly average of, say, 15 per they can earn enough on thci cent would certainly be a con- money to meet living expensesjserrative rate of appreciation to without d i p expect from a list of good growth ping heavil; stocks held over a reasonable into principal span of time. During the period In order ti covered, the average yield of this pay $6,000 index was 2.8 per cent,- not high year, an $80, Itself but when supplemented by 00 0 portfolii only one-third or 5 per cent ol needs to tt the annual expected growth prof- c e i v e divi its, we create a situation whereby dends at a rat' the investor is getting an excel of 7.5 per cen lent yield to live on (7.8 per cent a year. I kno' —about two-thirds of which is SPEA7* of n» stock o: taxed on a capital gains basis) bond .worth owning that come and is steadily building up more «ven close to this figure. equity, too. However, if you think of tota: Of course, such a withdrawal return on your capital—not jus plan is not suitable for every dividends but dividends plus ii income-minded investor; but, in creasing value—then you may b my opinion, it is very interesting ARSENIC AND OLD LACE will be presented by the sen- •ble to earn 7.5 per cent or even and certainly worth considering. ior class in Middictown Township High School's audi- Mr. Spear cannot answer all more. To do this requires torium Friday and Saturday at 8:15 p.m. Seated ara bregk from traditional invest mail personally hut will answer ment thinking to the extent thai all questions possible in his col- two of the sfars, Judith Lane, left, and Judith Pistor. nature, low-yielding blue chip; umn. Standing are Robert Collins, left, and Robert Massey. are replaced by strong growl' companies. They said it couldn't be done! Hot many years ago the Idei Nason on Education: of withdrawing from principi was looked upon as a cardin; They're still hollering "Impossible" but after one tin. I happen to believe, thougi that the policy of using growt! stock profits to supplement div Reading Junior's Self-image year. £UR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN dends may actually be a verj •ensible way of producing inconr By LESLIE J. NASON he can't learn, and telling him Ag the demonstrations continue, —and at a lower tax rate. Professor of Education that he's wrong won't help, r he begins to see himself, and his AMERICA! For instance, if the investo must be demonstrated. That pic- abilities, in a new light. It's far had bought 15 quality, recognize! You can read a child's imag< ture is of HIM, and he is mosl easier to help a child get the growth issues at their average of himself in his actions. reluctant to change it. "right" picture in the first place price in 1955, he would hav If he thinks, he's tough, These patterns can be changed than to change a "wrong" one. Nobody can come near them gained 335 per cent by Novem shows. If he thinks he's afraid Our personal image is constant!; The only way to make such a ber of this year—or an averagi it shows. If he thinks he's good being renewed, retouched am change is to change your be- rise of about 50 per cent a yeai it shows. If hi repainted. New viewpoints havior toward him. See, and re- While this illustration has tto he thinks he' added as we become convince act, to him as he is—not as he SAVE 20^0 & more on all bad - oh, how they should be. The slow work acts. It isn't easy—and it isn't it does show! er can be led to discover tha very fast—but when he begins to How' did he can work faster. After he ha see that his picture is wrong, he'll Stocks Show set this way' demonstrated his new ability t make the change himself. your food purchases! He didn't do ii himself often enough to believe it (You may write Dr. Nason In Irregular all alone; hi his picture begins to change. care of this newspaper. He can- had plenty The student who is certain hi not answer questions individually help. He de- can't learn is less certain when but he will discuss those of gen- SWIFT'S Premium... Advance veloped his im some teacher takes the trouble tc eral interest in his columns.) age of himse demonstrate to him that he can NEW YORK (AP) — Great! Dr. Nason in the sami ' vestment strength moved th way we all did, SIRLOIN Porterhouse "biggest" stocks ahead yesterda; by seeing how others reacted ti tor the third straight session am him. If those around him though To Ask Bids Carolers Salute achieved an irregular advanci of'him as a clown, that's the wa; STEAK STEAK overall. Trading was heavy. he acted. That's the way he was For South Beach Hawaii Friday General Motors, America in their eyes, so that's the wa; Telephone, and Standard Oi he became in his own, (New Jersey) reached new high Hot Tempered Redheads Sea fall Work In Long Branch In active trading in a furthe If he was born' with red hail SEA BRIGHT-Mayor Thoma LONG BRANCH - The Shadow reflection of solid institutional and every temper tantrum wa: Farrell said last night he hai Lawn Savings and Loan Asso- buying. explained, within hearing, b; been informed by Otis R. Sea ciation wil say "Mele Kalikima- Volume 'rose to 4.68 millioi "All redheads have hot tempers,' man, borough engineer, that thi ka"-better known as Merry lhares from 4.36 million Monday the chances are good that he'll a state will ask for bids for thi Christmas-to Hawaii in the form The over-all picture of the ma ways have trouble holding h: buildup of the South Beach sei of Christmas caroling at the ket, however, tvas patchy in- temper. wall in mid-January. firm's main office, 600 Broadway, deed. Of the'1,332 Issues traded, We all have our pictures. The; But still awaited, he said, I: Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. 572 advanced and 555 declined— may not be so easy to read as state action on a requestei Saluting the 50th state will be a margin of only 17 gainers ove: child's, because children are no: $50,000 program to improve the an eight-man group of Hawaiian losers. New highs for the yea! conditioned to practice deceplion, ocean jetty system here. servicemen stationed at Fort totaled 52 and new lows 16. Most of us guard our pictures sc The state and county are ex- Monmouth. The group took part GROUND BEEF 4 u« t« The Dow Jones Industrial Av closely that others don't alway pected to match funds towari in the inauguration ceremonies «rage rose 1.46 to 734.20—just be- see them. -This can lead to di a $130,000 South Beach sea wal for President John F. Kennedy. low its historic closing high ol ficulties when the image is no improvement program. This wil The members are Arthur Fu- 734.34 reached Nov. 15. The Dow Really true. Particularly when be a companion project to thi kumoto, Marlito Astrande, Wal- topped this yesterday on an in keeps us from doing our best. Hurricane Donna damage-repaii lace Akeo, Ronald Kekoa, Sam BANANAS 11 CAULIFLOWER <«.. 25 tra-day basis but failed to holr Every teacher meets good stu program toward which the two Hookano, David Ahia; Galvin Alca Its best gain. dents who perform better than governments appropriated $170,- and Malcolm Tarn. Bagged 2 Mb. Unilever Ltd., the British com anyone has a right to expeel 009 for the strengthening John G. Lawley, association 7 for Cello. Bags They are lucky. They see them the North Beach wall. president, has invited the public GRAPEFRUIT 33 CARROTS pany, was the most active stock 19 closing at 28%, up 1% from its selves as being capable, and are The North Beach contract went to the program in the main lob- opening price, on 191,400 shares confident. to Thomas Proctor Co., Inc., al by of the office. Second was Royal Dutch, up ' Not so lucky are the unsuccess the low bid of $146,960. Heinz Heim Libby's Libby's at 36% on 226,200 shares. Thin ful students who have real ability Frank H. Van Duzer, 638 Ocean but are not aware of it. The; RIPE was Jersey Standard, up '/s * Ave., North Beach, went before VEGETARIAN FRUIT 51»/i on 84,600 shares. see themselves as being incap- the governing body to complain Job Placement KETCHUP able, and lack confidence. OR Next came Allied Chemical, u; that he had read a newspapei Large • 20 Oi. Bottle We act like the persons we OLIVES Cocktail % at 53%, and Unilever N. V. report that being considered un think we are. If we see our- der the proposed $50,000 jetty Tests Are Given the Dutch firm, at 53%, up '/ PORK & BEANS Lorq« Sizi selves as being able to handle program was the improvemenl large from its opening price. 00 situation, we at least give it of a jetty opposite 668 Ocean Ave cans Yesterday's Closing Stocks: Senior Students 34 good try. If we are certain thai He said this would be an im- JkCF Ind I-T-E Ckt Brll 19 LONG BRANCH-A complete 2* 23 we can't, we are whipped befori AdarnB Ex 3l£ Jabns Man proper location since, "for propei Air Keduc Jonea fc L, we begin, protection, a Jetty should go in battery of vocational aptitude Domino and Jack Frost .Meg Cp Jo; Mtg tests was administered to se- Alleg LuA K»l«er Al The child who sees himself as further to the north. Kennecoit lected Long Branch High School Allaf P» "good" may not say that he ii Mr. Van Duzer showed Borough Allied en Koppen senior students this week in a co- AIM Chit Kteite, 83 good or consciously think of him Council a series of photographs Alcoa Kroger operative program organized by Am Alrlln Lehlgh C*K self as good. It shows in his be- he took when water rose during SUGAR Am Brk 8tl Leh Port C guidance counselors at the school Len V«1 Inn havior—he will usually set like a Hurricane Donna storm in Am Can and representatives of the New Am Cyan Lett Vat RR - good boy. September, 1960, showing thai 5 LB. PACKAGE Am Jt*Fdy LOF Ol««i SS Jersey State Employment Service. FROM OUR SENSATIONAL Am Hot Lib McN*L Just Being Himself water flooded Ocean Ave. to ( IMPORTED Am Smelt LIBK * My 111) On the other hand, if he seei Richard Stone, counselor in Am Etd LuKem Stl 68: depth of "more lhan three feet CRACKER DEPARTMENT Am Tcl*Tel 139 M«ck Trk 48 himself as "bad" he probably in front of my place." charge of the high school pro- Am Ton 108 Martin M 27' Am Vlrcoie 52 MercK will act that way. He isn't try gram and Edward Nagle, acting HOLLAND MOM 93 V He offered to contribute Amp me =»?• 4B ing to be mean, he's just belnj manager of the Asbury Park of- Anaconda 4a-. 73 three-foot strip of his proper!) Atmco stl 7B» Minn UAH himself, as he sees himself. fice of the state agency, surveyed NBC PRETZELS Armour * Co W.i Mo Pac A to the state, county or borough il Srmrt Ck 73 Slonl Ward Everyone must have some kinc the Long Branch seniors to deter- A»m Oil 5TH Nat BUc 92 it would be used to put in a pro- mine their vocational aspirations N Cash rtec W of personal image to guide his be- tective sluice-type drain or wal! Atchiion J7\ Nat Dairy 7»>i havior. It usually causes troubli and other post-high school plans. Sunshine All Relln 57'; Nat Plum 27 to carry the water off into the The student Avco Corp 2JS Nat Gypa SS only when it's wrong. The studen Shrewsbury River. ' group was then Babcoctt ft W 55S NX Bttel 81'. screened to ascertain which Bald Lima NY Central IT", who sees himself as being Council accepted Mr. Van Duz- HYDROX COOKIES Bait * Oh 55!, Nla M Pw 45 slow worker may never finish a youngsters needed further as- No Am Av 61- er's offer to supply blown up- Bayuk Cll! 66',4 Nor Pao sistance in job selection and Bell A How 53 Nwst Alrlln est. He may think of himself a., sized copies of the photographs Bendis 61'i Norwich Ph slow because someone has con- placement. Thfc test battery was Weston Select Beth Steel Ohio Oil 60 he submitted to be forwarded to ;iven to those students in need of SAUDS Boeing Outb Mar vinced him that he is. In. sorm Bordcn Owens III <]! . _ he state Department of Conser- uch aid. Employment officials Borg Warn Pan A W Air 2!'.2' way, "slowness" has become i vation and Economic Develop MACARONI Brunswick Param PIcc 56- part of his picture. assisting in the testing progran ASSORTMENT Buckeye PI Penney. JC ment with a request that action were William Kristjen, Robert Bucy Erie Pa PwiU The student who is convinced Bulova Pa Itll 3S be speeded on the jetty program Kennedy and Walter Shinn. Burl In] Pepsi Cola hat he can't learn easily may be Mayor Farrell further sug- HURRY'S Cut JI 7 PerKln Elm liding a perfectly good mind be- The employment counselors, Cater Trao 38 Phil El' gested that the resident work up Celanpsf 31 Phill Pet lind a false image. Someone or rained in the interpretation of Ches & oh 58 Pit Steel petition and have it signed .vhat is generally considered to be FANTASIES Chrysler so H Puh Ev BAG lomething has convinced him that by householders in his neighbor- Cities sve 55 Pullman he outstanding vocational apli- Coca Cola 105 on hood concerning the desired sites : test series for students Who Colg Palm 53 S I!CA Keebler Chocolate Nur CQlum Gas 2S for jetty construction. Council re planning to enter the labor Coml Sow Rending Co •voman Cecile Frankel Norton Con Edls Ker>ut> Bll Market market immediately following Cont CHn Revlon iuggesteel that the petition be Corn Prl Reyn Met heir graduation from high school, Crown 7uq Lt Smith. AC? New York spot quotations fol- if Sea Bright." Ka.it Kod Socony .11 ind counseling sessions, the state End John Sou Pa c 27H ovv: Mayor Farrell said he did not Sou Ily ffice and the high school guid- Krle Lack 57 Mixed Colors FlrfnlnnR Sperry Hi] know how a newspaper report nce staff will join in offering ]-'MC Cp Itrnnl Extras (47 lbs. mln.) 37i/j-38i/ ; Forrt Mot Oil Cm 2 riginated giving the 666 Ocean ilaceme-nt services so that the Sbl Oil NJ xtras medium (40 lbs. average) Ave. address for jetty improve c.amli Stud Pack 1-32'^; smalls (35 lbs. average) raduates-to-be may locate appnv Ocn Accept Texaco ments "since we do not yet riate positions. Oen ClROr rei r, Prod 17-28: standards 34-36; checks (now ourselves here just where Ofn Dyn.im [V'xt ron 0'/31!/ Gen Elcc ritWut on .ork might be done." FOOD CITY O(n Frfj Gen Motors Tran^amer Whites But the mayor give his opinion 'n Cur tilde ]lub to t'.en Pub vt In Pac Extras (47 lbs. min.) 38-39'^;, hat "it would be better to have (! Tel * El Inlt Alrc Oen Tlrr r xtras medium (40 lbs. average)! more shorter jetties built than alloul Shelters (illlette New nl[pd Cp g)! Glen AM 'S Lines 3M'k tot p qualitlit y (47 llbsb . min.^ mprove a few long ones." RED BANK — Tile need for Com! rich U3 Plywil US Kub S7< 0M4; mediums (41 lbs. average) Consideration also was given to Civil Defense fallout shelters, 'Grace ft Co ss^ US Smelt 391 ;4VS35i4 smalls (36 lbs. av-| request by Mrs. Lester E. Per- nd how they should be used and jot A»p G5l; IIS Steel Sli rage) 28-29; pcewees 23-24. ine, wife of the borough building Greyhound 23>.i l ;hared by Christians, will be •nmr on «H Vnn Al Ell 31 Browns nspector, another North Beach Ifammer Pap .T2'i Waln-orlh 7'. mong llie topics for discussion }>rr Pdr (»S Warn B Plo 82', Extras (47 lbs. min.) 38-39; esident, that the Ocean Ave. iv the Men's Club of the Meth- Bll Cent 12H K» Un Tel 41>i ip quality (47 lbs. min.) 40-42; rainage system be improved. idist Church tomorrow night in Int Buj Mcli 5W U'entit Kl 31', ediums (41 lbs. average) Vjuncil decided to forward the iat Hsrv 51>; While Hot Si request, with its approval, to the- SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY r M Woolworth 93 smalls (36 lbs. average) A film on Chri5tian morals in "' 'of Freeholders. ! t 1 l!B' -. » Vnjit BhJkT 70',1 8-29; peewees 23-24. he business world wili£.! shown. Today's Business Mirror RED BANK BEGISTER The Federal Reserve Botrd has STUDENTS AMESTED rwted Saturday sightwhile driv- N. Y.; Stephen Blndtberg, tit* t-Wcd, Decembtr 13,1961 co-operated by keeping short term PRINCETON - Five student* ing on Rt. 1 in North Brunswick Brojgx; Bruce J>. Bittel, JOBJU- rate* high. There is some talk in Board Adopts form Up»ala College in East Or- and were turned over t« Prince- town.N. Y,; FrederichC.Leve»bt Wall Street now that it may again investors won't \>e taking their ange fate arraignment next Mon- ton Borough police. They were Bradford, Conn., *nd Kurt Olson, raise its discount rate—what it money out of'the United States to TB Test day in connection with burglaries released yesterday In $100 bail Maiden, Mass. Rates Going Up charges for money it lends mem- get better returns abroad. This from four Princeton University apiece pending next Monday's ber banks. All of this helps keep By SAM DAWSON slow and modest. But some think could weaken the dollar and step dormitories amounting to about arraignment. The five are: Jef- It pays to advertite in The short term funds here, pr at least Requirement NEW YORK (AP) - Interest business boom could see a up the outflow of gold again. $1,000. The students were ar- frey H. Walberg, Scarsdale, Register.—Advertisement. hold down their flow abroad. rates are moving higher again. faster rise on short order. But if long terrn interest rates SHREWSBURY — A policy of Part ot this is due to official Both Please and Worry also rise, as they seem likely to Long term rates have risen a requiring Mantoux tuberculosis little in the mortgagee field, but money management policies. Part Tlie increase in interest rates now, the administration might tests as a condition for school mostly have held fairly steady, is i due to a change in the eco- w'll benefit some savers. It wil worry because it wants these entrance was adopted Monday lliis is largely because the banks nomic atmosphere — specifically, prove costlier for some borrow costs low enough to encourage by the Board of Education. and other lending institutions had tVie growing feeling among bus- ers, but probably not enough to business to expand, new homes Howard E. Matteson, principal, a good supply of money to lend, ' iriessmen and consumers that discourage many of them. It will lo rise, and consumers to buy said any new- pupil entering and the demand for long term times are getting better, and may- both please and worry the Ken- big ticket items. This would stim- school will be required to show loans hasn't risen much. be much belter. And part is due nedy administration. ulate economic growth, a prime evidence of having received the to a fierce competition for funds That is because the money man administration aim. Business has kept its expansion test within a year of entering within banking and other financial agers, on the one hand, want in Raise Discount Rate plans well under boom propor- school. institutions. terest rates, especially on shorl So- far, the admintsration has tions, and it has been able to The school will provide' the Many expect the rise to btere m securities, higher so thai had good luck in both its aims. finance many of its activities out tests free of charge if so re- of its own funds—retained earn- quested by the pirents of school ings, depreciation allowances and children. ^» ^^ ^^ ^r ~^r •^r •^r ^r -^r -^r^ ^m ^r ^w ^w ^m the like. Also included in the new policy Now (he trend on interest rates' —which is effective Sept. 1, 1962 is toward the higher road. Com- —is yearly TB testing of all mercial banks are being allowed fourth and seventh grade pupils. to raise their Interest payments on some savings accounts as high trial capacity is still in excess of IONMOUTH MEATS; as 4 per cent. Savings and loan customer demand. The question 110 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-5292 RED BANK associations which have been pay- is: How long will it be? ing as high as i'/2 per cent on the Some note that total business OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P. M. West Coast are debating whether expansion plans are already ris- to raise their payments to inves- ing, pointing to more borrowing tors, to lure in more funds, and in the nexi few months. if so, whether to raise charges on Fully trimmed—cut to order-—seasoned ^^^ ^^^ Others stress a growing con- mortgage loans to pay for the in- fidence among businessmen of the c.ease. type which in the past has often Consumers are reported plan- led to stepped up expansion. ning to spend more, and already If all this occurs, the demand Ib have been buying more big ticket for money might put a strain on items on time. This can help the administration hopes for Sirloin STEAKS 79 dry up any excess funds lying holding down long term rates. around looking for borrowers. But at the moment one thing ALL CUTS-AGED and SEASONED £T mm But the big jump, if It comes, seems sure: Interest rates are would be in business borrowing. rising a little here and there, with This hasn't developed yet. 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Imported Scotch least 20 yean. Otherwise hi* pen< g that comes up." J. Donald Kile, a realtor. Is RED BANK REGISTER Wed., December 13,1961r-5 «ion—figured at J2.S0 montjily for Retail business now Is way off. optimistic. So it Wsrren Haus*,' A City's Reaction When eich: year on the job—won't be- "People have »I»chened off executive secretary of the Ber- gin until »ge 63. buying unnecessaries," says May' wick Chamber of Commerce. Retail Business Off or-elect Schuyler. "This Is only "We shouldn't have trouble an act of human nature." Kurorlo hoisted a beer beside j straightening out our problems," Economic Mainstay Leaves Besides the hope for new in says KileKil . "II fl (hhe majority Horvat. He has five children, the youngest 3; the eldest 25 and dustry—four major national firms of the people a're going to stay,; (EDITOR'S NOTE: ACF indu The current dilemma resulted ing on his future. He has three married. Kurorlo now is an in- already have inspected the ACF Over 75 per cent own their! tries his. been the economic when ACF Industries, Inc., an- married children, a paidoff home dustrial engineer, having shifted premises—there's another eco-| homes. They are going to weath-f mefinstay of Berwick, Pa., sihci nounced last month it would close and has worked 36 years at ACF. to management in 1957 after 18 nomic uplift in sight: The Key-:cr it." 18S9. It suddenly announced las its Berwick plant next October "Now for me to go out to get a years' as an hourly worker. stone Shortway. When completed >.No,KI(1y js pcssjmjstic ,jn ,hJ5 month that, it was shutting it: because of dwindling business job, where can I get a job? I'm "I won't move my family out," by 1968 this high-speed freeway town." llB savs -Great Strides' plant. What "does this mean and rising- operating costs. It too young for pension, too." he says firmly. "I have hopes will cross Pennsylvania fron)!are beil,K mac|e not only to rc; the Berwick folks who worki plans to transfer railroad and that within a period we'll be back Stroudsburg to Sharon. p)ace ACF with another great in-; at ACF? To their families? Lee Under the Steelworker contract g Fluffy mohair sweaters for long, lean ladies subway car building work to in operation. It will take some It will open up the area to bet- Under. gives their reactions dustry but to attract other plants.j are 17.98 in J. Kridel's Corner. more modern and efficient plants an employee can collect a pen' time, sure. But 1 won't pull roots. ter, cheaper transportation—a the following story.) And we will build them at Milton, Pa.; Huntington, W. sion if he's 55 and worked at Our people have guts to fight any- prime industry requisite. . needed." By LEE UNDER Va., and St. Louis, Mo. BERWICK, Pa. (AP)-On to| The huge plant, worth about of a steep: hill' in northeaste $25 million, dominates the town. Pennsylvania, washed by thi It has been the economic main- waters of the^Susquehanna, sit stay since 1899 for grandfathers, OPEN DAILY the clean, quiet and pretty litti fathers and sons. town of Berwick. The lights A potato chip plant, employing 10 A. M. TO 9:30 P. M. Christmas twinkle today amoni about 1,000, is the biggest indus- . strings. of holly laced over it try next to ACF. Then there are 'B MONTGOMERY WARD 'TIL CHRISTMAS ymaln business streets. tiny garment mills, a cigar fac- • * MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER PHONE LI 2-2150 But Berwick, with a population tory, a lamp plant. of 13,000, has a big heartadu Shutdown Irrevocable Its main industry, one which pn Some men, anxious to save vides half its Income, is going their jobs and, their long pension quit, chut down, move out—am rights, offer to take wage cuts. with it take jobs [rom some J,5i persons. • • But ACF officials reply firmly: The shutdown is irrevocable. "It will be lousy," says one ui The. state already has offered lappy,worker, the father of fii quick Kelp. More is expected. children. , His wife, hopefull *»yi "I guess we'll make out." State plant development loans totaling $57,600 were approved Borrow to Build the. day before Thanksgiving. SAVE 5.51! washable Berwick men and women are These will provide 125 new jobs. determined this town will grow— Wayne Schuyler, 36-year-old apt die. To this end an organiz mayor-elect, says "The communi- tlori called "SPIRIT" is bein ty has emerged from the Initial formed. If needed It will borro shock and Is beginning to think the money to build new plan straight." for, new industry. Schuyler takes over tha part coats with luxurious time job of mayor (it pays $50 monthly) after New Year's Day. His regular work Is a purchaser for ACF. 'Been Hit Hard' 'I'MLOOKING FOR, We realize we've been hit Creslari pile linings a beauty shop where very hard," he says. "But we are not crying. The local govern- / can take Henrietta ment and the public at large are rapidly banding together to see FAMOUS "ROYAL OAK" CLIPPER COATS fora permanent and what can be done to rectify our a manicure. Maybo pending economic disaster." ACF now pays approximately POR BOYS ARE COMPLETELY WASHABLE they could give her.a $120,000 in taxes, half of -which poodle cut—but how goes to the school district. The union has » big stake in .would that look on prospective transition. Local 1861 of the United Steelworkers never a cocker spaniel?" figured ACF would ever leave. Just 19 months ago it dedicated a new $300,000 union hall. Paul Simon, 40-yenr-old union president who has four children, SALE says "We'll fare out of it all right. We have a lot to offer here. We have a nice town, a low ax rate, a brand new high chool, a brand new hospital, and a largely-skilled work force." Simon's wife, Margarite, a sec- retary, says "Most women don't want to leave. At least I don't. Just because ah industry moves out, it doesn't mean we should leave, too,; But I do hope we get a plant that works 12 months a ear instead of 6." Good Pay Helped It is this on-off employment hat long nettled the women. Peak Reg. 19.95 employment always was at the tart of the year. It slacked oft in summer, picked up in the fall SIZ€S8fOaO hen .usually petered out for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Good pay, however,' made this • Wardi bring* you advanct 1962 sfyhn* NOW! cyclical employment attractive. 'oday it averages $2.81 an hour (plus free hospitalization and a • Fabric it 65% Docren* polywttr plus comUd cotton $5,000 insurance policy) com- pared to $1 or slightly more in • Rich pile lining is «x!ra soft, comfortably Ncjh» ther area industry. ACF was formed through merg- • Snug-fitting ribbed knit wristlets keep out cold •r of 13 of the nation's biggest railroad car builders. Berwick is • Vinyl piping on V-yoko and podctt welt* he parent plant, and the largest. t has 10 miles of railroad track • Hurry to WARDS... get VALUE and SAVINGS! WOK HERE to tint connecting its various buildings. ajty apodal need... Clarence Garrison and Michael

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Sttte W#tn$ «, MMdtorim A Passive People EttoMMwd Vm fcy John H. Cock «nd Hwy CUy THOMAS IRVING BROWN. Publisher 1«8-195» By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY IAMES I. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager W. HARRY PENN1NGT0N, Production Manager What President Kennedy said to the loot-ball din- Member of the Associated Press ner was not merely that we watched rather than played games, but that we had become a passive people. We Member Audit Bureau of Circulation spend hours each day listening to radio or watching Th« B«a Biwk ReHitjr immei no [tntnelii mponstbilltlei tor typographical «rrori In »dvertli«nien» television, but we no longer gather about a piano sing- •at #111 ttprtnt without cb»rt«, th« Mxt ot in tdvtrltiunent In which Urn typosntiMcal error occuri Ad- T»rtlwr» will BMII notlt> ttt mtancmect Immtdlataly of uy ertor which mar occur ing songs or doing a duet or quartette. Tail a«wip*wr "'"""« »o wnoiulMlltm lot tutwntnti ol cuinloiu In letter! trora lu r««a««. We watch commentators discuss every ripUtm Prieei In Ad vanes Dm y»ar JU.00 til monttn. (>M subject under the sun, but we do not enpy at counter. 7 centi ' Single copy by mail. & centa sit around a pot-bellied stove or a WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1961 cracker-barrel arguing pro and con. It is not,surprising that President Time to Use the Spurs Kennedy raises this issue because h< is literate in history and knows thai The continuing decline in tax When "Operation Crossroads," the ancient countries devoted them- revenues produced by the business an urban renewal project for Red SOKOLSKY selves t0 sportg not only to provide district in Red Bank is a cause for Bank's commercial district, was in- exercise for youth but to unify the nation. Will Durant, deep concern. troduced two years ago, its advo- in his study of Ancient Greece, makes the point The Borough Council has taken cates, represented by Francis J. "Religion failed to unify Greece, but athletics— a positive step to stem this trend Bolduc, executive secretary of the periodically succeeded. Men went to Olympla, Delphi, Corinth, and Nemea not so much to honor the gods— by appealing to the state Division Community Chamber of Commerce, for these could be honored anywhere—as to witness of Tax Appeals for a reversal predicted the decline in business the heroic contests of chosen athletes, and the ecu- of 22 tax assessment reductions viability and the corresponding de- menical assemblage of varied Greeks." granted by the Monmouth County cline in tax revenues that is so ap- Further he says: Board of Taxation. The reductions parent today. Health Is 'Best' total $7,214.40 in tax revenue. The most important potential so- "Here under the rubric of athletics we find the Regardless of the outcome of this lution to the tax ills besetting Red real religion of the Greeks—the worship of health, Bank is urban renewal. Funds for beauty, and strength. 'To be in health,' said Slmonides, action, the problem of decreasing 'is the best thing for man; the next best, to bo of form a study of the possible use of urban revenue from the business district Worn. and nature beautiful; the third, to enjoy wealth gotten requires attention. renewal are available. without fraud; and the fourth to be in youth's bloom Last year similar assessment re- An urban renewal project could Poor Man's Philosopher among friends.' "There is no greater glory for a man 1 LETTERS ductions were granted by the Board be formulated for any area in the as long as he lives,' said the Odyssey, 'than that which WHAT CHRISTMAS he wins by his own hands and feet.'" of Taxation. Cutbacks in tax revenue borough. At the present time, Metering A Boss' Day MEANS TO HER coming from commercial properties however, regrowth in the centra By HAL BOYLE Box 243, The entire nation participated in sports and those business district is of paramount Smith St., who were not admitted into the sports were either can result only in residential prop- Eatontown. aliens or slaves or persons whose bodies were dam- erty owners and other businesses importance. NEW YORK (AP)—Sometimes many a boss goes To the Editor: home after a difficult day feeling he hasn't earned My granddaughter, Ruth Tuckei aged by flaws. Durant makes the point: assuming a larger portion of the An estimated $2,600,000 price much money for his company. It haunts his evening. Trown, now a fine 15-year-ok "The sixth century saw the peak of the splendor borough's tax burden. tag has been placed on redevelop- 0 going to Regional High, wrote the and popularity of athletics in Greece. In 582 the Sometimes many a hired hand goes home with following when she was 11 years Commercial properties in Red ment of a 29.5 acre tract just east the same realization, but it doesn't always ruin his old (1957) and I think it Is beau- Amphictyonic League established the Pythian games Bank supply more than 50 per cent of the central business district on enjoyment of the twilight family meal. tiful. I wondered if you couk in honor of Apollo at Delphi; in the same year the put it in The Register or use il Isthmian games were instituted at Corinth in honor of the tax revenue to meet municipal Broad St. If the project becomes a But there is a way tiia* a boss can in some way: of Poseidon; six years later the Nemean games were expenditures. Sound reasoning dic- reality one-third of the total cost make a personal profit during his work- "What Christmas Means to Me: ing hours. This is to price his time by 'o me It means the birth of inaugurated to celebrate the Nemean Zeus; and all tates that steps be taken, not only would be borne by the local tax Christ, and the salvation of the three occasions became Panhellenic festivals. Together a meter as a potential parking space world. The Christmas tree is to maintain, but to increase that payers. does to a visiting auto. the sign of the Spirit of the with the Olympic games they formed a perlodos, or percentage. Any renewal project must involve The boss can do the same thing Christ Child, and the presents, ol cycle, and the great ambition of a Greek athlete was the Wise Men, who came so Ion, to win the crown at all of them." Red Bank was riding high on the the clearing of some existing struc- with persons instead of motor cars. But a way to see Him. crest of success as a shopping cen- tures. The area proposed by the lo- he must vary the price of moments and "God wanted men to see Christ, When the games fell into the hands of specialists cal Redevelopment Agency is filled BOYLE hours clocked by the meter installed at not as a Spirit, but of human and the populace sat and watched the specialists, the ter for many years when the sur- blood. Not as an Immortal wh physical superiority of the Greek disappeared. But this with residences. If urban renewal his desk by the value he places on the time different could bear all pains, but as a real rounding communities began to visitors are worth in terms of his own measure of their man, capable of manly things, physical superiority was closely associated with mental grow. With this outside growth comes to Red Bank, some of those importance. This is what Christmas means tc superiority; athletics was associated with music, the homes would have to go. me." came new shopping centers. Uncom- Here is how this idea works: Mrs. Lillian Tucker. dance with art. As long as there was a uniform con- plicated traffic patterns, free park- But, when the future welfare of cept of the wholesome body and the wholesome mind, Must Be Sophisticated Ing, new and attractive stores were 12,500 residents is at stake, it is RADIOS ON SNOWPLOWS the entire nation was absorbed in the development of among the factors that lured shop- necessary to hurt the feelings of As soon as you come into his smiling or frowning The following open letter to personality. presence, you see a busy executive fronted by a large Mayor Blanda and Committee- When the Greeks gave up sports and sat about pers from Red Bank. a few. men Ollnsky, Brady and Malloy and serious meter. ' ol Rarltan Township has been watching what others did, their entire social life was As income declined, some busi- The Mayor and Council in Red The meter is a sophisticated one. It accepts paper received by The Register for pub- altered. In time the nation became weak. lication: nesses in Red Bank ceased to exist. Bank have a great duty to perform. currency as readily as it does coins. It automatically 13 Mallard St, Participation The owners of the commercial prop- They must calmly and objectively rejects checks and credit cards, letters from old friends, Hazlet, N, J. President Kennedy makes an interesting point slaps on the back or anything else except cash. "Car 54, where are you?" Oi when he emphasizes the need for activity rather than erties then appealed their tax as- assess the needs of the borough. should I say "snowplow 54, where sessments to the county. They While public opinion must be a It has attached to it a large and conspicuous sign are you?" It seems the above observation, for participation rather than passive no- that reads: commltteeman do not seem to sought reductions because their guide, these elected officials can not tice. To watch a football game and shout under the "My time Is valuable and here are the rates you care what they do with townshi; spell of a cheer-leader is not participation in sport holdings, they claimed, no longer allow themselves to be swayed un- funds. At the last meeting, ap- must pay to use it (Please put your money in the me- proximately $G,50O was appropri- It is sitting on one's seat and growing fat; it is filling were as valuable as in the past. duly by those who oppose the entire. ter in advance): , ated for radios to be put Intc one's gizzard with popcorn and frankfurters. One might concept of urban renewal. Asking for raises in salary (ordinary employees) snow removal trucks. The reason Many thousands of words have for this action, according to Mr, as well go to a motion picture theater and watch. Does been spoken—and more will be in This paper feels definitely that . $1 a second. Ollnsky, Is to be in contact wltt one ride a horse or merely look at a horse? Does one the future—about mistakes which Red Bank needs an urban renewal Asking for raises in commissions (top salesmen the snowplows at all times. In think for himself or only, remember what some com- only) ... $1 a minute. (Rebate if they win.) my personal opinion this is a tre- have been made concerning traffic study of the area under consid- mendous waste of money. mentator has to say on a subject? Does one build a eration. Ex-Girl Friend Arrives If you, Mr. Olinsky, want ft strong life or merely pass from one thing to another? patterns and parking in Red Bank. be In contact with the snow Are games exciting moments in the lives of small boys moval truck, all you have to do Ex-girl friend who wonders why she didn't recog- or are they merely spectacles controlled by business nize how wonderful you were in college when gee! Instruct the men to call you every Your Money's Worth; hour on the hour at a certain men and calculated In terms of money receipts? you're so wonderful now—boss turns meter off. number. This method fa used by The President has raised an interesting issue and Life insurance salesman explaining why boss need, most transportation companli and It works very well. perhaps he owes the thought to his father who encour- more protection—50 cents a minute, or one half of his Your Rights To Fight the IRS The township to my knowledge aged the Kennedy children to argue over every subject first year's commission, If he succeeds in selling the has only two trucks. Most of the until a Sunday brunch sounded like an Irish debating By SYLVIA PORTER boss more. snow removal is done by outside society and then they all played games together. We "You're me In t million If you you to pay tax on the total dli- vision conference, at which three Discussion with boss's uncle, the chairman of the contractors. The contractors as- other independent experts would sign their men to certain sections laughed at the Kennedy touch football, but the result know your rights to appeal a board, on why the firm needs fresh talent—boss puts at a time. When one is com- revenue agent'! tax decision (S) Upon receipt of this 30-day hear your claim. Assume another is a family closely joined not merely in sports but in "no" and assume you also say own money into meter, to prove he's a real democrat. pleted, the men move to another against you," said U.S. Commls- letter, you would file a formal section. Having radios in their affection, ideals and sport. It is something to hear a "no." •loner of Internal Revenue Mor- protest with the regional office of Interview with sample-carrying liquor salesman— trucks is not going to help Kennedy speak of another Kennedy. There is no envy, timer M. Cap- (5) You'd receive a statutory 10 cents an hour. After second hour boss turns off move the snow any faster. Thi lin during our then notice In the form of a "90-day no jealousy, no apathy. There is excitement and ad- meter and leaves arm-in-arm with salesman, boss car- monies used for this foolish opei lengthy inter- would call you to an appelate dl- letter" this time ordering you to ation could be used towards more miration and the sense of victory for the team—and view this past1 pay. rying sample case. important things, such as better in the theory of operations, the team becomes the week. "Ignor- (6) At this point, you can roads, education, or even pu: ance Is wide- either pay the tax and file claim Extra Special Rate chasing of our own snow removal nation. spread even for a refund or continue refusing equipment. I hope the peopie In among tax ex- to pay. Discussion with three after-luncheon fellow golfing Raritan Township will wake up perts." executives—five cents an hour. Boss puts in first nickel. Say you refuse to pay. and do something to protest this "He Pulled A Knife On "Okay," said Meter ticks on unrepaid for next three hours. foolish spending of money by you I, "let's pre- U.S. Tax Court elected officials. tend I'm Mrs. (7) Your move now would be Talk with junior executive—he puts in 15 cents PORTER .Frank Agresta. American Tax- a petition to the Tax Court of the to get meter back in business. Boss then raises rate to payer and I have a real gripe. U.S. in Washington, D. C, and, $1 minute as he assures junior executive he has great JACOB IDES Let's pretend that in a freak ac- remarked Caplin, "If by now you cident, my $1,090 diamond ring haven't retained a lawyer, Mrs. future in firm. H Ridge Rd., (ell down the sink and was lost American Taxpayer, you'd bet- Someone comes in with an unexpected sales order Rumson, N. J. forever. Let's say I claim a de- ter!" To the Editor: —boss turns off meter, takes order, silently debits own Red Bank and the surrounding duction for this as a casualty (8) Upon your petition to the community suffered a serious loss loss on my Income tax return on Tax Court, the U.S. govern- sales manager for $187 in meter repairs. within the past few days In the the basis that this is similar to a ment's lawyers would come into Brother-in-law arrives to discuss job with firm— demise of Jacob Ides of Wesl loss as a result of a fire, storm, the picture for the first time. boss again turns meter off. He knows you can't get Front St. shipwreck, or other 'act ol God.' Your lawyer would be called to a It has been some years since Let's say the revenue agent who conference at the regional office lettuce from someone who doesn't have cabbage. have been under any compulsior examines my return rules this is of the chief counsel ol the IRS to to write a letter to the editor, not a casualty loss but a personal discuss "settlement opportunities Some Wifely Advice but the passing of Mr. Ides •o.-s and disallows my claim. before trial." Your lawyer in leaves me no choice! I just I'm heartsick, angry and deter- sists it's a casualty loss, the Salesman comes in to sell boss an item In which 1 'must" express my feeling aboui mined to fight. Now you tell me government's lawyers insist it's a he is overstocked—$5 a minute, but at this rate boss the passing of such a wonderfu chat rights I have and what I personal loss—no settlement. gives him all the time he wants. man as "Jake" Ides. /an do." (9) In a year to 18 months, your Caplin's dark eyes lit up, lie case would be tried before the tax A gentleman from Internal Revenue Service is an- In his operation of his littli imil"d with delight and off he court judge in your region. Again, nounced—the boss throws his coat over his meter, paper and confectionery store went with what you would do if deadlock. which he operated in partnership stretches out a shirt-sleeved hand and says, "My time with his brother, Joseph; he wa you decided to fight to the limit. (10) You're, now set to appeal known to, hundreds of people in How to Fight to the U.S. Court of Appeals, is your time—I hope I'm joking." Red Bank and the surroundin (1) when you receive the which must hear your case. Once u Finally, just before quitting time, the boss' wife area. In his quiet wny he weni IKcnt's unfavorable ruling, you more, "no" by the Court, "no" enters. along, raising his family of thre would ask for an informal con- by you. children, to also be honest am ference at the district director's •{11) Your last step would be to She inserts a key into the parking meter by the responsible citizens. He was th jffice, and at that conference you ile for a hearing before the U.S. desk of the boss, removes the contents, counts them, would fubmit your story to one or epitome of all that is fine an Supreme Court, which has discre- puts money into her oversize purse and says: gentle and good. In his own way more Independent agents. Assume ion on whether to take your case •he decision there is also "no" "George, you didn't do as well as yesterday. How he had achieved a grent measun or not. and its ruling of course, of success and if worldly good! ind you «ay, "I won't pay." would be final. many times do I have to tell you that time is money? that accrued to him were (2) After this conference, you Or let's say, at stage (6) you Come, dear, it is time to go home.iTomorrow will be mild receive qt "30-day letter" decide to pay this tax nnd jle measured in millions, he rora the district director ordering 1961 claim for a refund. ~v better." - '' (Conlinued on Page 12) of the Student CouacD, sponsor and win shortly be performing of the high school yearbook, the Lydla plans to study nursing at MD BANK REGISTER Wed.. December 13,1961—7 Miss PizzuJIi of the activity, announced tto with that group in two activities. Green Wave, and has particl- the University of Pennsylvania. Fair view wad:. the ChriMmM Concert tUi Frl- ptt«4 «* Chri»tm»» Ctrol U- Futurt Teachcrt of America Club Pencils, can be an Inexpensive •xiWted la" (he East Orakge An- Rd., has'completed an eight-week Selected As work as chairman of tha Student ravan, an all-day tour of the city's and the Sptnlih Club. who recently moved to thtir new tiques Fair in Hotel Suburban teletype operation course at the and attractive Christmas stock* home on Walnut St', were hosts Council'! Mardi Gras Commit' educational and medical institu- For the past two years she has last week. Army Training Center, Fort Gor- ing filler. There are water solu- at a 'housewarming party last tee u well ai the fulfillment of tions, Lydia hai been studying been a Long, Branch delegate to don, Ga. Top Student violin almost 10 yean, and Is a week. her dutiei as vice proident of the New Jersey State Student ble drawing pencils, jumbo chil- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bag- member of the high school's or- the Student Council. Council Convention at Rutgers dren's pencils, pencils imprinted Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Scott. nell, Northover PI., recently en- LONG BRANCH - Seaior Ly- chestra. She has also played the One of the award-winner's ma- University. In addition to her de- with names, carpenters' pencils Conover La., recently visited tertained Mr. and Mrs. Peter No problem finding tenants dia Ptaulll hu been selected French horn In the school band. "Student o! the Month" tar De- jor Interests it the study of mu- manding school schedule, she and, of course, the ordinary lead Mrs. Scott's brother and sister- Johnson of Plainfield. when you advertise The Register sic, tydia blends her voice with The Long Branch senior also holds a part-time job and is ao pencils that everyone in the fan* in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. cember at Long Branch: High way—Advertisement. School. loan Bradley, president the high school's Varsity Singers, serves as assistant sports editor tive In church activities. ily uses. 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Walling, two boys were ar- ested Friday and admitted breaking Into three homes in Holmdel and also admitted tak- ing numerous small tools from •flnekrst stores in Red Bank. Capt. Walling said the first Sold «xc!u»ively by ireak in the case came when Pa- rolman Michael Mahoney, while Montgomery Wart) TODAY lint MI routine patrol, saw the pair THRU National hitchiking on Newman Springs SATURDAY Stores Rd. Friday night. Patrolman Mahoney said the joys told him they were on their MAXWELL HOUSE Imtont coffee fr«. far tSt way home and that he gave them BETTY CROCKER angel cake mil 1 cVoz. pkg. 47c a ride. PARD DOG FOOD 1-lb. m 9 far 49c He said the youths started act' HUE BONNET MARGARINE Mb. pkg. 30c ing suspiciously when he let them mt of car. SPINACH SOUFFLE Slooffer from 12«z. pkg. 39c POTATOES AU GKATIN Stoulfer froieit 12-ox. pkg. 43c Capt. Walling said Patrolman vlahoney reported the incident to MILADY MINTZE5 frozen 8-oz. pkg, 39c he detective division and that MARGARINE Kraft deluxt lib.pkg. 43c .he youths confessed to the en- DOLE FROZEN plntappl* juic*, 6-oz. can 2 for 37e tries and larcenies when ques- DOLE FROZEN pln*grapafrvll |jit«, con 2 for 41c tioned by Detective Lt Joseph PEANUTS Franklin dry-loaiftd 9oi. Jar 59c McCarthy and Detective Sgt IVOSY SNOW granulattd wop 51-01. pkej. 1-33 Robert Letts. DASH DETERGENT •cwcbl 40c off pock 201b. box 4.09 He said that the pair Implicated MR. CLEAN liquid cleaner 15-ol.bot. 37c wo other youths. COMET CLEANSER large %iu 21-oz. can 23c According to Capt. Wailing MARCAL NAPKINS 60 count pock 2 plgi. 21c the youths broke into Dr. M. F. STARKIST TUNA whit* meet, tolid pack 6-oz. can 39c Urbanski's home on Red Hill Rd,, BUKRY COOKIES tantaiiei 1-lb. pkg. 69c and took a hi-fi set, 22 calibre INSTANT NEJCAFI >p«lal 10c off pack A-oi. (or B9c rifle, radio and tape recorder. He said they broke into sever- al other homes, taking more corn on cob 40 oz. can 39c than. $200. Stokely'; lolid peck lomstott 16 oz. can 25c Introduction Tetley's -•»- 25= To Fraternity AH fluffy 33c For Pair KEYPORT — Two Monmouth tlwnM College students, Stephen Slo- venz. Broadway, and Bruce Talk, Lux Liquid " Rumson, have been pledged into the Tan-Ka Beta fraternity. The students were sent on fn« row pack Lux Soap 5 ban plane trip to Washington. D. C ? 53c without cash in their pockets and $2 bill in Canadian currency. PILLOW-SOFT C They were told they could not return until they found a cele- Lux Soap ^^ 2^31 brity in Washington who would be willing to have a picture tak- WALKING COMFORT... tavlto bwj c en wiih them. Ivory Soap ; 2 31 They returned Saturday after- noon tired, hungry and proud of a photo of three young men, Slo- YOURS AT SAVINGS! venz, Falk and Chubby Check- Ad Detergent ,a°,L "£ 62< ers. They also exchanged th> Canadian bill. Ajax Genoveses Return From Extended Trip | sale! men's handsomely-styled HAZLET — Peter Genovese, Lestoil • *•«*•* Rt. 35, Centerville, attended th convention of the ABC Bottlinf in San Francisco, Calif. Mrs r2 Genovese accompanied him an Pinehursts sponge-cushioned Swanson TV p£59« they made the trip by jet. They also viaited Disneyland 1 9 Los Angeles, and then flew t Swanson TV Hawaii where they visited then £59c son, Lt. Peter Edward G from heel to toe vese, who is stationed at Scho field Barracks, On their retur 8 trip.they attended a wedding o: Mullens 2P £25c a cousin in Chicago. While on thi • Selected supple leather uppers • Softest fllova leather Insoles trip, they celebrated their 25tl Mm mtol 24 or pkg. We wedding anniversary Nov. 28. • Fin* Goodyear welt construction • Wide range of sixes & widths rill 24 01. pkg. 2 for 39c muffin mbt 20oz. pkg. 33c Quaker No problem finding tenants when you advertise The.Register Men, here's comfort you can reglly sink your weight Into! 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Here's another group of new reduced prices, look for fh» •m-NEIGHBOR" reduced ihelf markan throughout the store. More Savings in Fresh Fruits & Vegetables lar9 $ixe FINAST Libby's Peaches * •••**• Carton... Fin* for Slicing or Salad* 6 STUFFED OLIVES Geisha King Crabmeat Z 1.05 Jumble Pack Flat Anchovies ch£j! 2^27^ Van Camp Pork & Beans 2 ""25c 4 1.00 Presto Cake Flour 30£22c 29 2 C Coleman's Dry Mustard P°£17 32 BARRETT Ralston Purina Dog Chow £ 35c FANCY BANANAS '-• 2 29< PEAR HALVES Red Heart Cat Food 31" 25c Richmond Extra Delicious Puss 'n Boots Cat Food 2""29c - 1S7oPak FRESH SPINACH 19< 16 or. Dixie Hot Cups "*> 29c can 21 TiJ.. 11.^.^ Sandwich Bags A -L-# po I iay nome 30 TO pack i MclNTOSH APPLES • 3 3 !M 1 Ail K*epa 3az. 29< M I Vll Can Handy can KRAFT Nylonge Sponges 4ToPotk pk« BRUSSELS SPROUTS 25< 3 CHEEZ WHIZ Simoniz Floor Wax t; 89c Rich Cieorpy Goodness Scouring • Scotch Brite Pad c 20th FOX RECORDS Oft All Around 10 01. "Merry Christmas Carols' Oakife Cleaner pig. MILLION SELLER HITS «7Q December 13,1961 H£D BANK BECISTER and nature of Hitlerlim, Jake never expressed Muwelf in con- Open 10 a.m. 'til 9:30 p.m. Daily.. LETTER5 ^demnation of anyone, but in hi* own quiet way and with hit self- Science (Continued) effacing generosity, he would give G RAMAN'S 1 the lie to anyone who wa* in- VACUUM AND AmiANCI FARTS CO. achieved his measure of content- clined in any way to harbor a At Work r-r^r ment and security. "He had the 14 MONMOUTH STKBET. RIO SANK, N. J. prejudice against any race or Associated Prefi respect of all who knew him, religion. PHONE SH 7-5423 and was that not enough?" Who Sweet and bitter inducements MONTGOMERYw m m m ^*m ^^ m m m mm m m m WARD fn Closing Mr. Editor, I mus can say no? f MONMOUTH SHOPPING CEOTER-U Z-21M say, that Red Bank and the whole to swift learning, fast-beating I MfWMnilTH KHflPPIMrt CENTER—.LI 2.2151 AUTHORIZED I knew "Jake" for many years community, is indeed poorer at feminine hearts and the effects of and the same things that come to his passing. I was proud to car high living standards on blood HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE mind regarding him, could also him Friend. pressure are subjeds in the med- NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS be- said for his brother Joseph. Sincerely yours, ical news. They were both never too busy to • REPAIRS JON ' • Alfred E. LaBrecque, A Pat Or Rap? help you out on a problem, or do 34 Ridge Rd., Various experiments have indi- you a favor that required doing. Rumson, N. jr. GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. 1 cated that animals learn faster incredible... They both had the respect and when they are punished for mis- IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS admiration of my wife, my son POP WARNER CLUB takes than when they are re- N and myself and what I am saying warded for correct responses.' A PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. in this letter I know, is echoed 22 Washington Ave., Rumson, N. J:' combination of reward and pun- PARTS FOR by many citizens of Red Bank. ishment brings the best results. They could probably say it better To the Editor:^ VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS I would like to express the grat- Drs. R. K. Penney: and A A. you can buy a than I. RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc. itude of our organization for the Lupton of Ancaster, Ont., Can- I knew Mr. Ides through good many publicity releases which ada, ran 60 trials on children. times and bad. At the beginning you saw fit for publication- Such The kids were told to distinguish of the war in Europe we had wholehearted co-operation of the between white and black sections It Pays to Advertise in The Register many discussions about the rise press is an absolute necessity for painted on squares. A piece of the growth of a program such as candy was the reward for a cor- 100% CASHMERE this, and with your help this smal rect answer. An incorrect' an- contribution to the developmen swer triggered a loud, unpleasant of a sports-minded America will noise. expand each year. Individual children in the pun- We look forward to your con ishment group heard only the COAT tinued support during the coming noise from their mistakes. The years. rewarded group received candy APPLES Sincerely, only for correct answers. Chil- Robert J. Kiebcr, Secretary dren in the thfrd group were Rumson, Pop Warner Footbal given a combination of noise or a. Club, Inc. candy, depending on the correct- Wards tomorrow FOR THE ness of their answers. SPORTS CAR CLUB The results as reported in the APPRECIATES PUBLICITY magazine Medical Science: Un- Red Bank, N. J like the animal tests, the com- To the Editor: bination reward-punishment group HOLIDAYS Since my term of office last ran a poor second. The punish- June we have had the best turn ment group was an easy winner outs for our events than we have and the reward group placed last For apple recipes, eating and holi- had in years and we attribute this Fluttering Hearts day table decorations, you'll find to the excellent cooperation we have received from The Register A Navy physician in a recruit apples from Delicious Orchards (he this year. ing station in Los Angeles was finest. I want to personally thank you puzzled to find heart murmurj in for the publicity and picture from 25 to 40 per cent of the which you so kindly printed in Waves he examined. These mur- connection with our Nov. 19th murs were short and soft and RED DELICIOUS GIFT BASKETS rally. varied with the position of the GOLDEN DELICIOUS Sincerely yours, subject and the rate of her breath- A thoughtful Christmas gift—a beau- Sally A. Lees, President ing. He rarely found these mur RED JONATHAN tiful basket of apples and preserves Heel and Toe Sports Car murs in men. So he queried Club, Inc. American Medical Association STAYMANWINESAP . . . packed to order. Gift boxes headquarters in Chicago. shipped anywhere in United States. SCHOOL NEWS An AMA consultant offered this And Others Administrative Building, opinion: There are some indica- 56 Branch Ave., tions women have more murmurs Red Bank, N. J. than men the same age. But To the Editor: slight murmurs can be aceentu- The Board of Education joins ated by rapid flow through the j * the School-Community Relations arteries. And a fast-beating heart *'* Committee and me in thanking speeds up blood flow. The con- you for your co-operation in send- sultant said: ing representatives from your "Young women seem to be newspaper to assist us in improv- more nervous than men on phy- DELICIOUS ORCHARDS ing news coverage from our sical examinations, particularly in schools. large examination centers with | Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Flint many people involved. This might | Colls Neck-Tinton Falls County Road 537 enthusiastically participated in account for the increased pulse the meeting, advising us and an- rate and, therefore, increased Men. thru Sat., 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. swering our questions. blood flow." SALESROOM OPEN They provided you, I am sure, SUNDAY 1 P. M. to 6 P.M. with the type of representation High Living you desire. High living may be the stand With gratitude, ard price, world over, for a high M. Gregg Hibbs, standard of living. Superintendent Red Bank One of the latest studies linking i i Public Schools these two factors was made in we' *' Fiji Islands. The doctors found that i group o( Indian men in Sauva, Fiji, who enjoyed a rel- atively high standard of living had higher blood pressures than the local rural.male population DINAH SHORE soys: "There is a gradation in the incidence of,high blood pressure among several races of the Pa- cific Islands that parallels the Get €&& Cfajfitwi Gjffi degree to which they have been influenced by Western culture,' said the doctors' report to the Journal of the American Med leal Association. "SAVE MBEJWfaen Stamps NOW! Cancer-Causing Agentf A long list of chemicals, tars and other substances have been si indicted as cancer-causing agents and medical scientists and public health agencies have gone to great pains to warn or protect industrial workers and the gen era! population. Now comes a report by Dr, Max Blumer of Woods Hole, Mass., showing that some can cer-causing substances occur normally in soil. Soil samples taken in remote New England regions far away from possible contamination from highways or industrial plants contained these agents. One such carcinogen appeared to be a decomposition product of wood. But it also may have Where {jut at Wards could been formed from micro-organ isms in the soil, Dr. Blumer said you find such value! Delectable coats... exquisitely soft, as only cashmere can be... with Santa Claus' these fabulous features: snug • Milium* insulated linings of Parade Set lush acetate satin, canvas For Sunday interfacing for superb shape retention, expensive hand stitching. HAZLET-The Holmdc! Town ship Civic Association will hold And what a great selection.. • ' its annual Santa Claus parade Sunday. three marvelous styles in five Haziet Fire Company No. I, stunning shades: black, beige, Hqlmdcl Fire Company, state po bamboo, red, blue. 10-18,6-16. , lice. Chief of Police Joseph Phil- lips and Village TV of Ke\port will participate. Santa will be able to make a luxury plus...,". limited number of visits lo s rk children confined lo (heir homes but arrangements must be made ADD A in advance with association mem- bers. The parade will begin at Haziet MINK COLLAR fire house at 1 p.m. and will pro- ceed as follows: Harmony Pirk "With j% you can get MORE Christmas Gifts 1:1.1; Maurice Manor, 1:40; Old Sumptuous Natural Mink Manor, 2:01). collars for your wonderful for Fewer Stamps because JWGreen Stamps Stops will be made at each block at Old Manor for five cashmeres clip on and off in a minutes. jiffy. Choose Pastel or Ranch Mink. are America's Most Valuable Stamps 1" Then Nike Base. .1:40: Everett Center, 4:00; Holmdel Village Tire For button front coat...... *30* WATCH THE NEW House, 4:15, Tlie parade will end at the For clutch coat >35* DINAH SHORE SHOW ONNBCTV lolmdel Elementary School at 5:15 p.m. for a Christmas tree •Federol Tax included, fur origin U.S.A. FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER 29th miting and singing of carols hich will be led by the Gir ...AND EVERY FOURTH FRIDAY Scouts of Holmdel. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back! It adds up! More and more people use The Register ads each Issue because results come fas- ter.—Advertisement. f \ ->

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SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1961 7c- PER COPY Agency Garbage Awaits Bids Are Report Received MATAWAN — Three garbagi KEANSBURG - The- local collection bids were received bj Planning Agency should have a Borough Council last night but report on a marketability study.of awards will not be made unit the Grindview urban renewal Dec. 26. area by January. The borough had advertised fo The report actually was ex- two separate proposals. The firs pected for last night's meeting of stipulated four-day collection the agency, but was not pre- with Wednesdays set aside fo sented. rubbish. The second called for Patton and Dunn and Co., of two-day collections for all types Perth Amboy, has been given the of garbage. contract to conduct the market- List Bidders ability and future use study for Bidders were: tha Grandview area. Peter Roselle and Sons Co Exact Boundaries and Fereday and Meyer, Inc. Elizabeth, first proposal, two- The bulk of last night's discus- year period, J35.140, one-year, lion dealt with attempts to de- $17,570; second proposal, two termine the exact boundaries of years, $33,030, one year, $16,515 the renewal area. Maplewood Disposal Co., Maple - Up to this point boundaries had wood, first proposal, two years, been | set for preliminary study $42,518, one-year, $20,759; seconi FLAG PRESENTATION — Harold Martin, tecond from left, commander of Eatontown jiurposes only. proposal, two years, $33,518, one Post, American Legion, presents new flag, large anough for paradei and other for- Alfred Van Huyck, of Herbert CHRISTMAS CONCERT — Paul Alladin, left/began hit IOth season Monday of play- year, $17,759: Madison Disposal mal occasions, to Frank Weinheimar, luperintendont, for ui» fay Monmouth Regional H. Smith Associates inc., West ing Christmas music at the Atlantic Highlands branch of ths Monmouth County Na- Service, Madison Township, firsl Trenton, advisers to the local proposal, two years, $44,000, one High School. Flanking them ar» Legionnaire* Robert Densgar, left, firtt vict com- planning group, said a decision tional-Bank. At right is Mrs. Susan Me Keniia, Leonardo, who will alternate with Mr. year, $22,450; second proposal, mander, and Vincent Moy«i, pait commander of tha poit, who wai in charg* of ir- on definite boundaries should be Alladifti in giving daily concerts. Th« pair will presents concert* daily -from 11:30 two years, $42,000, and one-year, rangements for presentation. made by the end of next month. a,m. to 7:30 p.m. and on Friday nights from 6:30 to 8:30 during holiday season. $21,985.

'• : Question Flan Code Change sjTJndtr discussion was the pos An amendment to the planning Hfcillty of eliminating the west and building code was intro- List Aides iJlde of Raritan Ave., and hall Skating duced. It will permit the erec- 6t the area between Carr Ave tion of signs advertising the sal tnd Raritan Ave., and Oak St of property in rones R-50-A anc Mid Center Ave., from the initial R-50-B with the same restric- For Yule Stage.' RinkPlan tions as in R-75 and R-100. local municipal officials ques The governing body approved rlbned whether the southerly ex the appointment of John Lazarus, Contest tension of the area running from Asbury Park, as property ap- Qenter Ave. to Oak St. has to he Approved praiser at an approximate re- RED BANK — Chairmen of the ilcluded in the first stage. muneration of $1,000, and Cyrus Christmas Home Decorating con- *Mr. Van Huyck said his firm Brown as sewer inspector. test and the grand prizes to.be NEW SHREWSBURY - The awarded were announced' today Mould review the two areas in borough Recreation Commission Sewer Project question and meet with local of by Edward A, Shkoda, program told the Board of Education last In a discussion of the sewer chairman. ffclals next month Jo make rec night of plans to provide night- project now under construction ommendations. time skating at the rink at Syca- borough officials advised poten The community chairmen are: • iHt said that If everything runs more School. tial sewer users to indicate to Mr. Red Bank—Mrs. Ann Brady, 75 imootily, planning and land ac Toward this end the commis- Brown where stakes should be Madison Ave. qiiisition could be completed by sion asked permission to put in driven for the installation of con- Little Silver-John A. Ferrogi- the end of the year so that the floodlights for the rink, and it necting lines from house to tap. ari, Prospect Ave. local agency could actively seek was granted. $554,000 In Permits Investors for the land. Rumson—Mrs. John Dunlgan, As soon as weather permits, The building inspector re- Briarwood Rd. He liso said engineering stud plans are to have skating for ported $554,850 in permits issued Shrewsbury—Curtli Brjdley, 51 les and first acquisition apprais- children on Friday night, and forduring November. The bulk of Henry St. als would start next month. adults Saturday nights, Irving the permits were Issued lor the New Shrewsbury—Mrs. Carolyn Cohen said. Marc Woods housing develop- Meyer, 35 Riverdale Ave. At the same meeting Louis ment, now under construction Rt. 36 Kast, a borough resident, was the Matawan Ave.-Aberdeen Rd, Grand Prliej Rap named to the substitute teachers area. The three grand prizes will be list. Councilman John J. Walsh re- $100 in cash from the Monmouth Hairier Plan Superintendent of Schools ported that the borough is con- County National Bank, Red Bank, George, Malone reported that ferring with the Matawan Town- firsl; a $25 gilt certificate from In Petition science workshop for teachers ship Committee regarding the At- Steinbach Co., Red Bank, and a from the Shrewsbury Township lantic Ave. bridge across tracks $25 check from Majestic Amuse- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Wil ments, Red Bank, second, and a district schools will be held at of the New York and Long TIES SHOES AT 100 — Mrs. Mary Babb, who will eel*, Ham H. Wentz, Franklin Ave., KENNEDY-NIXON HARMONY — There is no difference Monmouth Regional High Schoo Branch Railroad, near the new dinette pulley light fixtura'from West Keansburg businessman, re- of opinion between this Kennedy and this Nixon, unless in January. Its purpose will be high school site. brate her 100th birthday Friday demonstrates her supple- Cooper Electric Supply Co., Inc., ported yesterday that he and sev- to achieve "greater articulation" Middletown, third prize. it is to sea who gets to the bottom of ths soda first. Legal Fees ness by leaning over to tie her shoai at Lancaster, Pa. eral other members of. the busi- between local elementary schools Mr. Shkoda said the contest Students at Nassau College atSpringvale, Me., they first Last month the Board of Edu- She said, "Imagine buying a pair of ihoai at a hundradl" ness community are circulating a and the high, school program, cation suggested that the two will be judged Tuesday night, petition protesting the proposed met at a lobster festival. Sharon Nixon ii, from New Mr. Malone said. (AP Wir.photo) Dec. 26, and the grand prize win- toncrete barrier for-tfe widening governing bodies work out some Fairfield, Conn., and Charles A. Kennedy, Jr., is from Teachers from grades three financial arrangement to spit ner announced Dec. 27. In addi- Of Rt. 36. through eight will participate, in tion to the grand prizes, other Irvington, N.Y. (AP Wirephoto) legal fees Involved in petition The state Highway Depart- two sets of sessions. ing the Public Utilities Commis- prizes will bfe presented in each ment, is planning the dualiza- The board also decided to make sion to resolve the matter. New Beachfront community. The contest is spon- tion of Rt. 36 from Keyport to temporary short term loans to Ask Replacement sored by the Community Cham- Atlantic Highlands, will conduct cover initial expenses of the ad- ber of Commerce. • public hearing on the proposal Swenson to Seek dition to Swimming River School. The school district, through the Dec. 21 in the township hall. The 5292,000 bond issue au PUC, is attempting to get the Plan Is Set Forth Mr. Wentz said businessmen thorized by voters will be sold at railroad to demolish the bridge are not opposed to highway dual- later date, Board Secretary and replace it with a grade cross- UNION BEACH — A new plan A request was received from Verdict Due ltation, as such, but object to Board Re-election Louis A. Steinmuller said. ing, or construct a new and larg. tor the proposed improvement of the Golden Rule Construction Co., the state's tentative plan to di- er bridge. the beach front was revealed at a Hazlet, asking the board to take vide Rt. 36 with a 32-inch high NEW SHREWSBURY - The to a one-year term last February Edward Farry, Jr., Keyport Planning Board meeting last action on its plans for proposed On Keelen barrier, preferring some other president of the Shrewsbury said last night he has not yet de- attorney, speaking in behalf of night. garden apartments in the Harris . KEANSBURG — C. Bernard lystem, such as a dividing island. Township Board of Education^ cided whether to run again. OK Variance William Beckstein, told counci Councilman William F. Rodg- Gardens section. Blum, borough manager, laid hat a survey of a parcel of land The petition asks that the state Dr. Richard Swenson, said last Mr. Moore, -a veteran of more ers informed • the board the Not having any application on yesterday that he would an- conduct a second hearing before night that he will run for re- than nine years on the board, south of the Jersey Central Rail- Beachfront Improvement Com- nounce a decision in Patrolman To Subdivide road on Rt, 34 west of the Patio file, the board tabled action on taking any final action. election. and the One member from mittee has shifted its focal point the request. Patrick Keelen's case Monday. Shrewsbury Township, when Pits, had established Mr. Beck- for improvement from the Front The patrolman hat been Dr. Robert Teeters, now serv- 2-House Lot stein as the rightful owner, St. area to the beachfront area In other action the board: ing as an appointee had previous- asked last night about his plans, charged with several counts Name McCabe said, "No comment." NEW SHREWSBURY — The He requested that the land be encompassing both sides of the Approved a minor subdivision of misconduct for falling to re- ly announced.he will run to fill placed on the tax rolls In Mr Brook Ave. (Conaakunk) Creek TRENTON (AP) — Col. James one of the four seats that will be No nominating petitions have Zoning Board of Adjustment last for Howard Bother to separate port back to duty from a leave night approved variances to per-Beckstein's name. and extending eastward to the X Me Cabe, who retired this at stake. been filed, Louis A. Steinmuller, a 50 by 150 feet plot from a of absence as directed by the aummer after 20 years in the Air mit splitting one lot into two. Attorney Comments Natco jetty. - acre tract on Poole Ave. The two other incumbents board clerk, said last night. One Borough Council. Force, has been named, acting petition has been picked up by a Emilty Z. Hodges and-Thurston John J. Givens. borough attor- Mr. Rodgers said the proposed whose terms end in February, ney, contended that a survey or Instructed the board secretary Patrolman Keelen hai coo- Chief of trie state Bureau of Aero- person who is not a member of W. Clay live in separate houses shift would not affect'the esti- tended that he did not report lo nautics. Bernard Schwartz and Clarence on the lot, but jointly own the land description does not nec- mated $150,000 cost and the same to request the presence of build- the board, he said. ing inspector Howard Smith at duly because he still was suf- • Me Cabe lives at 712. Balti- Moore, have made no announce- land and'pay taxes on it. essarily prove that Mr. Beck results would prevail from a rec- ment of their intentions. The deadline for filing petitions Mr. Hodges applied for the stein is the rightful owner, reational and residential stand- regular Planning Board meetings fering the effect .of a concus- more Blvd. In Sea Girt with his is Jan. 4 at 4 p.m. because it was felt, his knowl- sion suffered last spring. wife Jean. Mr. Schwartz, who was elected variances nearly three years ago. The governing body authorized point. Of the four vacancies to be The matter has been under de- its attorney to examine all the Plans would call for the erec- edge of building permits issued Three hearings were held be- filled, three are for full three- bate since then. data presented by Mr. Farry and ion of flood gates to prevent wa- could be beneficial to the board. fore Mr. Blum on the charges. year terms, and one is for a one- Three of the five voting mem- submit his legal opinion. :er coming in Brook Ave. Creek. year unexpired term. bers of the board approved the Mr. Farry indicated that all theIt was pointed out the area is al- Academic Question variances on the basis of hard- land in the area, except the par-most invulnerable as far as the Who runs for which, however, ship. The Planning Board will cel in question, had been sold to high sea level is concerned. is a highly academic question. next act upon subdivision. Levitt and Sons, Inc. The area under consideration, If the present plans for regional- In an 80-foot minimum front- plus the proposed parking lot ization go through, all board!aSe zone^ lhe frnnt lot will have area, is all borough-owned ac members will serve only until » 78-fo"< frontaSe a"d 9°-f°°< Select Halley cording to Mr. Rodgers. July 1. depth. The rear lot will measure TRENTON (AP) - Capt. Fran- The Beachfront Improvement 100 by 60 feet with an ingress cis W. Halley has been promoted Committee was appointed by for- When the district changes to from Squankum Rd. 22 feet wide the regional setup at that time, :o the rank of major and ap- mer Mayor Harvey C, Eriksen by 90,feet deep. pointed head of the Criminal In Its members are Harold Ellis, the board will be dissolved and The board also approved a re- vestigation Division of the State Leonard Cologna and Walter County Superintendent of Schoolsj quest by James R. Fridie for Police. Chomic. Earl B. Garrison, will appoint an pcrmjssion ,0 face his Karage on Halley, of Pomptcn Lakes, will nterim regional board. Garden PI. and reduce the width replace Maj. Hugo Stockburger, Mr. Garrison has made no an- of |,is |ot t0 fjve fect less than who retires this months. A vet- Walters Moving nouncement as to whom he willj the code requires. Mr. Fridie will Ieran of 24 years" service, Halley appoint if this comes about, but j build at 19 Garden PI. 'has been administrative officer. To New Site in the past he frequently has ap- ~~ - pointed the incumbent board! RED BANK — Walters Curtain members in such a situation. !hop, which opened at 41 Broad t, Oct. 2H, is moving to larger The appointed board will serve Raps Tardiness uartcrs at 47 Broad St. later until the following February. j RED BANK — The Planning Board, which lately has been his month. Varying Terms I a bii tardy slarting its meetings, was criticized last night for Harry Wallers, owner of the At that time lhe entire board- the practice. ;tore, said customer response lo must be elected by the people,: he new store required the move for varying terms of one. two or The mee'intjs are scheduled to start at 8 o'clock. o a bigger location. thrca years. Thereafter school At fl:20, wJiile some of the members were talking amonR He said the change will begin elections will proceed as usual. themselves, lames Gettis, Chestnut SI., asked if the meeting 3ec. 2G. had started. Last night the Board of Edu- cation passed a resolution asking j OTHER THINGS TO DO the state commissioner of educa-j When board members said "no," Mr. Geltis said, "There's Liquor Sales ARRESTED IN PLOT — Tokutaro Sakurai, 64, right, is tion to approve putting the pro- other things 1 can do besides just listen to private conversation." DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Daytona Beach residents have escorted by police upon arrival in Tokyo, Japan. Sakurai,, posal to regionalize to a vote Mrs. Laura Rudolph, secretary, said the board was "clear- INCOMING AND OUTGOING — Fred Korfh, left, Fort In the two municipalities making ing up ... paper work." approved Sunday liquor sales. In formar general in the pre-World War II Imperial Army, •esterday's referendum, the vote Wortn civic leader, talks with Socrafary of ths Navy up this school district. The- meetin;; started three minutes ialer. Wai arrested in southwestern Japan as one of thejead- If that approval is Rranted. the- i-as 3,551-2,900 in favor of legal Mr. Gettis left at 0:20 while the board was discussing some John Connally at Fort Worth, Tex., press conforBnca. •n of tha ultra-rightist plot to assassinate Prime Minis- board hopes to submit the ques- ;ales in bars, package stores and preliminary data connected with a proposed master plan. eslauranh; after 2 p.m,. on Sun- Korth hat been named to ropl'aca Connally in ths Navy tar Ikeda and memban of his cabinet. (AP Wirephoto) tion to voters in the regular Feb. 13 elections. The meeting broke up at 10:30 p. m. . • ays. ' P°»tt . (AP Wi U-JWtL, Dectmbw I3,,196l RED BANK REGISTER WCBS-TV WABC-TW ASBURY PARK WOk-TV Lyrle-SparUcua 8:». WNBC-TV TV Key TELEVISION .WPDMV MOVIE TIMETABLE Mayfalr — Siuajn Slue 2:4!; WMEW-TV .WNTA-TV RED BANK 7:15; 9;35. . Carltoo-Back Street 2:00; 7:00;MONTCLAIR Two Top Directors WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY EVENING 1:20- (7) Evening Prayer Previews 9:25. Clalridge — Cinerami Holiday U:«- (1) Love of Lift (9) Almanac Newsreel «;*-. «) Newt and Weather EATONTOWN „ Today's top television shows (4) Truth or (7) News 1:25— (9) News and Weather 2:00; 8:00. Consequences (11) Popeye 1:J5— (4) trews Drive-In — Paris Blues 7:05; PRINCETON as previewed and selected by TV 10:55; To Hell and Back 9:05. Select Old Movies Key's staff of experts who at- (7) Camouflage (13) I Led Three Live* 1:40- (4) Sermonette McCarter-Short Film Festival- By BOB THOMAS is beautifully acted, reflecting1 tend rehearsals, ,watch screen- (9) Mansions ot Maa «:15— <7> Local News 2:00- (7) Staying Young HAZLET Animated with speaker John thought and taste. ings and analyze scripts in New (11) Merry Mailman *:20- (7) Weather 2:00- (2) News Loew's Drlve-In — Paris Blues Hubley 8:30. HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Two of Audrey Hepburn and Shirley York and Hollywood: 12: JO— (2) Search For Tomorron •:25- (7) Sports 2:10-(2) Give Us This Day 7:05; 10:00; Purple Hills 9:00. Hollywood's all-time great direc- (4) It Could Be You 6:10- (4) Local News THURSDAY MORNING Anting is one of nature's MacLaine ere two of the screen's WAGON TRAIN. "The Trait- (S> Cartoons ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS tors are offering remakes ot most gifted actresses, and they or." A transparent script, but (5) Cartoons 5:45— (2) Previews strangest mysteries. A bird, their old movies for the holiday (7) Make A Pace (7) Vikings 5:50- (2) Give Us This Day Atlantic—Cartoon 8:55; Break- clutching an ant in its bill, con- perform their duties with skill. with a couple of good gimmicks (9) Favorite Story fast at Tiffany's;7:00; 9:05. trade. Wyler never letsthem get out ofand some good acting. Flint pos- (II) Brave Stallion S:55-(2)News torts itself to stroke the insect This might be viewed as a sad 2:45— (Z) Guiding Light (11) Movie LONG BRANCH ' against wing and tail feathers. hand, and that is essential with es as a horse thief and is ac- (11) Rocky and His (4) Sermonette commentary on the state of Hoi such a touchy theme. cepted as a member of a gang 1:40- (4) Weather 6:00- (2) College of the Air Baronet — The Comancheros The bird seems to experience an almost trancelike ecstasy. lywood's creativity. Failing to un Fay Bainter Excellent of outlaws. But, he's secretly; Friends 1:45- (4) News (4) Continental Classroom 2:15; 7:20; 9:25. 2:55— (4) News 7:00- (2) News cover enough new material, the The male role offers little but working for the Army. (Now, pre- 1:30— (2) Sunrise Semester 1:00— (2) Burns and Allen 1 itudlos are betting millions, i bystanding. Still, James Garner tend you're surprised!) The way (4) Death Valley Days (4) Continental Classroom not their corporate futures, on gives it strength and shows what in which he Identifies and traps (4) Dr. Hudson (5) Aquanauts 0:40- (5) Call To Prayer reworkings of such already told a big star he will be. Miriam the bandit leader spices the show, (5) Cartoons (7) Shannon 6:45- (5) Educational Film tales as "Mutiny on the Bouiv Hopkins offers a pathetic kind of; as does the performance of Nick (7) Day In Court (9) Terrytoon Circus 7:00- (2) News ty," "Cleopatra," "The Four (9) Movie comedy—any kind is welcome. Adams as a hot-headed outlaw. (II) News (4) Today RED BANK Horsemen," "State Fair," "King But it is Fay Bainter as the un-There's also a nice performance (11) Fun at One 7:05- (2) Local News 7:15- (5) News of JOngs," etc. witting villainess who gives the by Jeanne Cooper as Adams' sis- 1:25— (S) News 7:1»- (2) Weather 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer Sh. 1-96OO Going along with the trend are film its greatest strength. She is ter. 7:30 p.m. NBC (7) News (11) Local News 7:30- (5) English for Americans three-time Oscar winners William Magnificent. (11) Parlons Francais 7:U- (2) News (7) Early Bird Cartoons LAST TIMES TODAY STEVE ALLEN Some pretty 7:25—(II) Weather Wyler ("Mrs. Miniver," "Besl Where the film seems dated Is funny blackouts with an amuse- 1:10— (2) As The World Turns 8:00— (2) Captain Hangeroo Years of Our Lives," "Ben-Hur" (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers 7:30- (2) Alvin SUSAN HAYWARD in the portrayal of Karen Ealkin ment park background start the (5) Sandy Becker JOHN GAVIN and Frank Capra ("It Happened (5) Movie (4) Wagon Train (7) Little Rascals "BACKSTREET" as the young mischief-maker, show off. A roller coaster gag, a (7) December Bride One Night," "Mr. Deeds Goes to Through no fault of her own, sheporpoise act and a few land; (7) Steve Allen 8:25- (7) Billy Bang Bang Town," "You Can't Take It With 1:40—(II) Through The Eyes of; («) Movie is allowed to play like the wicked stunts are amusing; Jose Jim- the Artist 8:30— (7) Tommy-Seven STARTS TOMORROW You.") witch of "Wizard of Oz." It is enez pretend) he's a high diver (11) Honeymoonen 8:45— (9) News and Weather 'Not for Children' 1:55— (4) News 8:00-- (2) Father Knows Best / hard to imagine anyone putting at the park; the Smothers Bros, 2:00- (2) Password 8:50- (9) Cartoons Wyler reached back to 1936 formuch faith In the word of such sing, and Joey Foreman talks (5) Danger Man 9:00— (2) Amos 'n' Andy (11) Bold journey "TTieae Three." This was the a little monster. about working in the House of (4) Jan Murray (4) SUmnastics Bowdlerized version of the Lil- Mirrors. In addition, Louis Nye (7) Number Plea?e (13) Betty Furness "The Children's Hour" marki (II) Atomic Age Physics 8:30- (2) Checkmate , (7) Gale Storm lian Hellraan play, "The Chil- the first time sex deviation has plays a visiting Sultan, and (9) Jack La Lanne dren's Hour." Wyler has returned there's a huge plug for the park. J:JO- (2) House Party (4) Joey Bishop been treated in a major Holly- (5) Award Theater 9.15- (4) Family fto the original title and theme: wood film. It Is done with ma- 7:30 p.m.ABC (4) Loretta Young 9:25- (5) News How the reckless rumors of les- (7) Seven Keys (7) Close-Up turity, but some movie goers CLOSE-UP1 "Its a Small (11) Califoniians 9:30- (2) My Little Margie bianism can ruin the lives of twomay still feel that such themes (9) Bowling (5) Topper ichODlteacheri. World." 'A charming show. »:00- (4) Bob Hope have no place in the entertain There's a message here, but It's (11) Driver Education (7) Memory Lane The result is not for children 2:55- (S) News (5) Movie ment films. I would be inclined to never actually stated and hardly (7) Hawaiian Eye (B) Movie but It can be appreciated by ad-agree with them. interferes with this delightful vis- 1:00— (2) Millionaire 9:55- (7) Staying Young ults as an intelligent exercise in (4) Young Dr. Malone (11) You Asked (or It Capra reached even further it to a class at the United Na- 9:20- (9) Playback 10:00- (2) Calendar human emotion. As with all Wy-back—to his 1933 "Lady for a tions' elementary school, set up (5) Theater Five (4) Say When Itr films, "The Children's Hour' (7) Queen For A Day 9:2$- (9) News WEflVYN UflOY FRED KDHIMAR Day." The re-do is called "Poc- for the children of UN employees. t:S9- (2) Mrs. G. Roes to (5) Movie 5 ketful of Miracles," and it Is an The teacher is from India, the (9) star and Story (7) Memory Lane (il) Teaching Reading College—Comedy THE PERFECT GIFT FOR all-out attempt to re-create kids are from all over the world (9) Science Fiction 10:05-00 New Adventures In guileless era in American com- and that, of course, is the mes 1:10- (2) Verdict Is Yourt Music edy. sage. No politics on this one ex- (4) From These Roots Theater IOIZO—(11) Exploring Science TV Key (7) Who Do You Tnist? (11) M Squad A Damon Runyon Fable cept for a brief and adorable 10: JO- (2) I Love Lucy CHRISTMAS "summit" meeting at the finale. (9) Movie (13) Almanac 13 (4) Play Your Hunch Some movie goers will find It (11) Abbott and Costello 10:00- (2) U.S. Steel Hour WALTER READE wonderful nostalgia. Others will Composer Stu Phillips has con- (7) Susie tributed a lovely musical back- 1:55— (2) New* (4) Bob Newhart 10:4MH> Our World Neighbors Movie Gift Books Mailbag conclude that what was sure-fire, 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (7) Naked City n the 1930s doesn't necessarily ground for a nice visit to an un- 11:00- (2) Video Village usual school. 8:30 p.m. ABC (4) Make Room For (9) Treasure (4) Price Is Right By STEVEN H. SCHEUER click in the 1960s. Daddy (11) High Road The plot Is one of Damon Run- BOB HOPE SHOW. Bob kids a (7) Texan Question—That was a tremen- few shows like "The Hustler" as (5) Divorce Hearing (13) Movie (9) Herb Sheldon ONLY dous make-up job on Lloyd Bridges yon's old fables; Apple Annie is Broadway crone who fi- he plays Big Fats, a pool player (7) American Bandstand 10:30- (4) Brinkley's Journal (11) Journey Into Math for hit role as the colons! with actor James Garner. Dan- (11) Laurel & Hardy (9) Movie 11:20—(II) Dimelo En Espanol in "The Fortress" on the Alcoa nances her daughter's elegant European education. When the ny Thomas joins Hope in a take & Chuck (11) Wild Cargo 11:25- (5) News Show. I hope the Emmy com 4: IS— (2) Secret Storm 11:09-(2) News 1 daughter comes home to intro- off on "Target: Corruptors," and 11:10- (2) Your Surprise mittie has taken proper note of Nancy Kwan helps Bob turning 4:2S-(11) Pinocchio (4) News Package Open 6:JO-Show 7:00 Mr. Bridges' remarkable per- duce her rich fiance, a gangster sets up Annie as a grande dame up as movie star Linda Cleavage. 4'JO- (2) Edge of Night (5) Newt (4) Concentration FREE IN CAR HEATERS TROY DONAHUE formance on this show; And to Also, a few gags about the trav- (4) Here's Hollywood (7) Newt (5) Romper Room think this good actor has had and all of New York gets into the SUSAN SLAM" act. eling chimp, the Look All-Amer- (5) Mr. District Attorney (11) Groucho—Quiz (J) Yours For a Song NOW thru SAT. Ills head under water all these ica Football Team and Hollywood (11) Bozo the Clown 11:10-(2) Weather 11:40—(11) Exploring Science years.—M.E.K., Huntington Ind. As with all Capra films, the cast is laden with familiar faces. Deb Stars. A hustling hour with 4:50— (7) American Newsstand! (4) Weather 11:55- (2) News ""ftulNewmao Answer — Hollywood cosme (5) P.M. East . , F.M. Best of the bunch are a new- Hope in good health. 9 p.m. NBC4:55- (4) News ticians have raised the art of V. S. STEEL HOUR. "My (11) Mr. Peabody West No1 problem finding tenants JoanneVbodward make-up to unbeatable standards comer and an old-timer: Peter Falk as a wisecracking hood and Wife's Best Friend." Come pre- (IS) News 11:12- (7) Weather when you advertise The Register As beautiful as the imported pared for a romantic farce with- 5:00- (» Life ot Riley 11:15-(2) Movie way—Advertisement. First Time at Popular movie queens, such as Loren and wonderful old Edward Everet Sidney Poitier Horton back in his butler's duds. out a serious thought or preten- (4) Kukla and Ollie (4) Jack Paar Prices Lollobrigida, were when, they first sion, and you'll enjoy an hour of (5) Heckle and Jeckle (7) Movie "SPARTICUS" came to Hollywood, the make-up fun with Larry BIyden and Jo- (7) I Married Joan 11:3MH) News Shown only at 8:H P.M. experts managed to make them (9) Space Explorers 11:40—(11) Farnesborough .• Bulky-Knit Jacket anna Moors who know their way JUNT1C HIGHLANDS l-OUt more breath-taking with their around it. Just married, she's (11) Dick Tracy 11:55—(11) Movie "make-up, magic." Bridges has left her job but not her devoted (13) Junior Town 12:00—(IS) News NOW THRU SATURDAY given many good performance: dancing school pupils, and he 5:05- (4) Movie 12:20- (9) Crime Does Not Pay on TV and in the movies bu has to go off to work. 10 p.m. (13) Junior Town 12:35- (2) Movie , AUDREY HEPBURN •omehow is never considered CBS. 5:25—(II) Rocky & His Friends 12:40- (5) News when awards are being hande 5:10- (2) Movie 12:45- (5) Mr. and Mrs. North AUD1E MURPHY out. BOB NEWHART. Bob did a suc- cessful sketch recently on tricks (5) Felix aad Friends 1:00- (4) News "To Hell and Back" COMANCHEROS" played by a grocery store man (7) Highway Patrol 1:05- (4) 13th Hour Question—Recently, I have seen ager. Tonight, he shows how a write to George and worry mil- Jacketl Includes FLY—use large lions?) HIS HONOR, SANTA theme music has been recordei needles, 2 strands knilttng wor- and what it is called?—B..D. ATLANTA (AP) - Mayors ofj sted. Pattern 857: directions; Dear George: Georgia will play Santa Claus Syracuse, N. Y. sizes 32-34; 36-38 included. POT ROAST Answer—There are many re I am going steady with this lo the 12,000 patients at the state Send Thirty-five cents (coins) boy but my mother won't let me losoitat in Miliedgeville. DELICIOUS CHUCK cording! of this song. There is anfor this pattern — add 10 cents Instrumental single on MG-M la- go with him if she knew but she They are organizing a giant LONDON STEAK for each pattern for lst-class doesn't but If she did she wouldn't motorcade of several hundred BROIL 89i CHOPPED 69'. bel by David Rose entitled "Sum mailing. Send to Laura Wheeler mertime In Venice." There is al and what should I do? I am 13.cars which will take presents to JONES' care of The Red Bank Register, Runaround Sue MilledpeviHe. 100 miles east of ao one with a vocal rendition o: Needlecraft Dept. P. O. Box 161, SLICED the song done by Rosanno Brazzi Dear Runaround Sue: Atlanta, Dec. 11 Citizens donate; EYE ROUND 99;, BACON 79, Old Chelsea Station. New York money and Rifts. II, N. Y. Print plainly pattern I think you better sit down and (For an answer to your ques number, name, address and zone. rest—you're getting dizzy, Gbv. and Mrs. Ernest Vandiver Uon about any TV program o: are expected to attend. SH YOUNG RIB HALF 4% 4% FOR THE FIRST TIME! Over Dear George: actor, write to TV Key Mailbag, 200 designs in our new, 1962 e/o The Register). Women are scatterbrained, c Needlecraft Catalog — biggest largely devoid of reason, com- ever! Pages, pages, pages of: Cabin In The Sky pletely illogical, have no concept Scinle Dr. Atlantlo HlstiUnda fashions, home accessories to of skilled debate and pay no at- knit crochet, sew, weave, em- tention whatsoever to the rules of COMPLETE SEA $<^ L RADIO broider quilt. 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new tvpe of community has sprung up in Florida in which all the homes are A on whctls. It's called a "trailer estate." The fn fat of these developments has been set up on the shores of Sarasota Bay, midwav between Sarasota and Bradentown. It already has a population of more than 2,000 and is growing daily. Four out of five persons living in the community are retired. ^fe Tho mobile homes at the "estate" are large, roomy affairs, meant more for ,''-] permanent stay than for traveling. Many of the residents have smaller trailers to go on trips. '«», 1 he community has all the conveniences and services of a regular town. It has Its own water and sewer system, a beach, boat basin and marina, picnic area, postoffice, general store and laundry. It has a large clubhouse where there are dances, movies, card tournaments and shuffleboard contests. On the waterfront Trailers, by the dozen, linebothsldes of one of the main streets. jK&.^^r l*£ anglers get their chance to fish or dock their boat in their own backyard. An Many of them have been set up for permanent residence. \^>f '•'-••• elected citizens council deals with community problems.

M ny re donts rnjoyjear ro nd waterfront living, with gulf and bay fishing a few minutes away.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keller watch TV In llvtng-dtalAg room area of their mobile home.

Outdoor choral singing is one of features of community's way of life.

Outdoor folk-dancing 1B enjoyed by participants and audience alike.

"Pausing the biscuits" is not an unusual outdoor event as re- Former Indiana residents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Gantz, tired residents fill their days with long-awaited leisure and fun. work with the landscaping beside their trailer cabana. Saturday night la dress-up time when folks dance at cotnmunlty h«n

IW, Wol'i P1CTUM tHOW-AP RED BANK REGISTER of the todal studies department] 20—Wed-, December 13,1961 Adult School at, the Ugh school, li director|| of the program. IP Elects Officers It was deckled to send resf-l NEW SHREWSBURY - Elec- dents a brochure describing.theII WITH THE COAL on» of officer* was completed courses to be, offered. A flyer will II JOIN at a recent board of directors' also be sent out to explain Uull v meeting of the adult education reasons for starting the spring YOUI ARE »^''''i0ilS^'-''" program of Monmoulh Regional semester in March. The school High School. will run for 10 sessions, ending || Dan Arnold, Riveredga Rd., in May. TRY 'BLUE COAL" New Shrewsbury, was elected chairman; Mrs. Curtis Adams, YOU WILL BE PLEASED! Eton PI., Eatontown, vice chair- Nine Inducted man: Robert Quinn, Meadow- RED BANK - The Selective Christmas brook Ave., Eatontown, treas- Service System, local Board No. urer, and Mrs. William Canfield, 46 here, has announced that the FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Wayside Rd., New Shrewsbury, following men were inducted Into 19 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK Club secretary. the Army last month: Other directors are Mrs. Jo- Theodore Dwight Parsons, Jr., seph. LeRoy, Mrs. Max Klein, Michael Theodore Harmyk, -W Kronheim, Mrs. Joseph Swi- Jame$ Kudrick, Fred Reginald TELEPHONE SH 7-0552 tek, Vincent Festa, Mrs. Vincent Van Note, Joseph Angelo Pinto, Interest Paid Moyes, Norman Field and it. Richard Albert Sarcomo, Louis on Completed Clubs! Col. Ralph Tudor. Eugene Armour, Donald Lee Too Thomas Bradshaw, chairman Henry and Paul Joseph Mucci. - luctlri Use The Register Classified j.so $ 25.00 $25.25 1.00 50.00 50.50 2.00 100.00 101.00 3.00 130.00 151.50 5.00 250.00 352.50 10.00 500.00 505.00 20.00 1000.00 1010.00 Monmoufh Co.'i Htgional Bank 50 r«rt o/ Contftmotu Senile* TELEPHONE ETIQUETTE — Senior girls af Middletown Townihip High School recent- ASBUBY PARK • RED BANK MANASQUAN • PAIR HAVEN ly compelled a court* on proper ui« of the telephone. Members of th» secretarial NORTH AtBURY PARK 'ONE OF AMERICA'S GREAT MEAT MARKETS" HOLMDEL • BRIEU.B training class of Mrs, Esther Search's commercial department are, left to right, MmUt Mini Defuli braruw Joyce Cambeis, Betty Ann Bresney and Gilda Fargione. Ci» OTHER STORE: 240 E. ST. GEORGES AVE., LINDEN

tending the party were Mrs MONDAY thru THURSDAY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Lincroit Thomas Bergendahl, Mrs. Fran) Braun, Mrs. Nathan Carbone, FRI. 9 to 10 — SAT. 9 to 9 — SUN. 9 to 6 WIN A CASE OF FRISKIES The fire company is holding 1 Mrs. Michael DeAtomo, Mrs. OPEN 7 DAYS: IN FRISKIES 006 FOOD tUCKY LICENSE annual sale of Christmas tree; Marshall Lilly, Mrs. Thomas GIVEAWAY I CHECK YOUR DOG'S LICENSE NUMBER from now until Christmas evi Priestley, Mrs. George Rich- Walter Wolejsza is chairman dale, Mrs. Edward Roth, Mrs. Santa Claus will arrive by fire Harry Seylai, Mrs. William Today's winner Is 567 engine Sunday at the fire house, Smack, Mrs. Allan Speck and and will hand out gifts to chil- Mrs. Raymond Tyburci. The nex' dren of ths Lincroft-Everett are; meeting will be held Jan. 3. LAST LAMB RIOT SALE of 1961!! from 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. William Hardt of Swim- SWIFTS PREMIUM GENUINE SPRING Members of the fire compan; ming River Rd. Is visiting her attended ths annual township firi brother-in-law and sister, Mr. an< department dinner at Bachstadt'i Mrs. Charles Hockenbury of SI Tavern, East Keansburg, la Petersburg, Fla. Saturday. Herbert Levitt was presented a plaque for heroism The Sunday school of the Pre* for his part in rescuing Fire Chi byterian Church will hold its Harlan Hogan from a burnin Christmas program Sunday at building. Other members pre: p.m. ent were Jack Miller, Charles Toop, Jack Homier, George Fehr, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colao, George Belssman, Ralph Layton, Parkview Ter., spent last Satur- Ashton Burke, Mick Gervase, day at the home of Mr. Calao's William Heidt, Carl Rosen, Ar- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angelc thur Paulina, George Richdale, Colao of Cliffside Park. The oc Walter Wolejsza, Allan Speck, casion was a birthday parly foi Philip Eisenhart, Eugene Peck, Joseph Calao. Also attendin, DID I Robert Kurtz, Matthew Mullir were his brothers and their wives, WIN, and Jack Fowler, deputy chief. Mr. and Mrs. John Colao and RIB LAMB CHOPS MAXWELL? Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Colao, Boy Scout Troop 110 will hole Cliffside Park. its annual meeting and Christ- mas party at Lincroft School next Mr. and Mrs. Seth Butler and Wednesday. Movies will be shown children Ellen, Robert, Janet and and a grab bag of gifts will be on David of Palisade Park visited Shoulder LAMB CHOPS hand. Refreshments will also be Mr. and Mrs. Emile Stewart, served. The next meeting of the Parkview Ter., Saturday. troop will be Jan. 3. LOIN STEW Jane Stewart, daughter of Mr. LAMB The Women's Association of th and Mrs. Emile Stewart, cele- LAMB First Aid Squad held a Chrisl brated her eighth birthday with IF YOU ARE THE WINNER mas party at the fire house la a dinner party with the family a CHOPS COMBO week. Hostesses were Mrs. Rob Old Union House, Red Bank bring this ad, along with name and address 69 ert Godard, Mrs. Chester Humin Sunday. of your grocer tothe head office of this paper ski, Mrs. Sablna. Jones, Mr Elolsc Levcrlch, Red Bank Register John Kelly, Mrs. Herbert Levitt Mrs. William J. Mills of Manoi SWIFT'S PREMIUM GENUINE 40-tt Broad Street, Red Bank Mrs. Larry Mahoney and Mr, Pkwy. was guest speaker thi! Expiration date Dtctmbcr 31. 1961 John Flockhart. Mrs. Georgi week at a meeting of the Wom- FRISKIES-THI MEATY-GOOD...MIGHTV Heiser of the Jersey Central Pow en's Association of the Old Ten NOURISHING DOS FOOD FROM er and Light Company showec nent Presbyterian Church. Hei colored slides of "Christina: topic was the Purdue conferenci Food and decorations." Also a of the Presbyterian- Women' United Association that she at- tended last July.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of th EYE ROUND fire company will hold its Christ- mas party Monday at Crysta: Prom's has Christmas Gifts Brook Inn, Eatontown. FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! The Lincroft-Holmdel Kiwani: I I Club held a Ladies' Night last week at Lincroit Inn. About 28 FOR SISTER members and their wives at- ROAST tended. After dinner, Gabriel HUGE SELECTION OF Molnar, a member, showed col- TASTY, TANGY, CHUNK EXTRA LEAN DEAPCO FANTASTIC VALUE! ored movies of the trip he am BONELESS — -* BEAUTIFUL LAMPS Mrs. Molnar took to Hawaii re- SLICED Genuine Baby FOR HER BEDROOM cently. Joseph Mendres also Top Sirloin 7 U BOLOGNA or 3 lbs. played ihe piano and led th BACON CALVES group in singing. This week a STEAK IV LIVERWURST 1.00 Save 20c Ib. LIVER FOR BROTHER regular business meeting wa 59 held and final plans were mad NEW. COMPACT for the Kiddies Christmas party next Wednesday. Walter Unget SHOE SHINE of Lincroft will give a magi KIT show.

FOR MOTHER Kiwanis Club Hears SHE'S ALWAYS WANTED CBA's Brother Bernard CORNINGWARE RED BANK — Brother Albert e. set Bernard, director and principa 6 CUP of Christian Brothers Acadetnj PERCOLATOR 9»t in Lincroft was the speaker ai Red Bank Kiwanis Club meetin Monday night in Molly Pitche REG. 5.50 REVERE Hotel. TEA KETTLE Stationed at La Salle Military 3" Academy from 1935 to 1947, 10.98 FOR DAD Brother Bernard was principal Weekly Bonus Feature! Our Famous Deli-Appetizer Dept. at the Junior high school for eight PLASTIC years and vice principal, from v Plump Extra Lean Kosher Style COCKTAIL SHAKER BAR SETS 1950, of the Junior Novitiate at WITH ALL THE FIXINGS Tarrytown, N. Y. GROUND CHUCK 49 Smoked Sliced Midget He served as vice principal of Christian Brothers Academy In FOR THE HOME Syracuse, N. Y., and principal WHITING BOILED HAM SALAMI of Cardinal Hayes Annex in New GENUINE GROUND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT priced from York, before his present post. PLASTIC NEW SHOWER - 8 POINSIETTA WINDOW CURTAIN SETS ROUND STEAK 69 Ib Ib FLOWERS 10 3» Holmdel 45 79 49 RUGS 50 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the ? FT. PLASTIC THROW TO ROOM SIZE ire company met and had a Ft.27 Christmas party Monday night •» HOLLY the home of Mrs. William Be- ONLY ONCE ... FOR ONE WEEK! ROPING 69 FOR THE PUP cher, Main St. Co-hostesses were Mrs.^William Thompson and Mrs CHRISTMAS STOCKING FILLED WITH Robfft Voorhees. Members ex- changed gifts. The next meet NO FREEZER OWNER CAN AFFORD TO MISS THIS! DOG GOODIES ing, Jan. 8, will be at the home of Mrs. Harold Braun, Old Mil! (No Dealers, Please) • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY Rd. STORE HOURS: OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 8 UNTIL CHRISTMAS 500 HINDS ONLY! FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Skilfully Mude The Ladies' Auxiliary and "Between Yanko'a * RensaUles" Green - Gold • Red l) members of the fire company SWIFT'S PREMIUM will hold a Christmas party at ARTIFICIAL the American Hotel in Freehold WREATHS JJjOWllo nod tMMftrwng Saturday. HINDQUARTER of BEEF or RIB of BEEF Cut (a Your Specifications-Save $33.00 on Each Hlndquarter 1.00 » 2.49 32 tread St. SHwfyifd* 1-7500 Red talk No problem finding tenants 0 when you advertise The Register effMtm Ura Satardw, Dec. H. ft« raurrt It* rtrtl to II ml I quatlltei. NM rawaulM* tar t»i»ir«i*k»l arran. way—Advertisement. Ns 'problem tlnttaf teasats dtunft aetfyita. He pita* to be- RED BANK REGISTER Wed., December 13,1961-21 when you advertise The Register come a civil engineer! Wins Acquittal t Aurora Rini Miss Wilson's extracurricular Address Set Fellowship SHREWSBURY'— Magistrate . way-Advertisement. ' interests center about dramatic GOP Women Owed wers analyzed and J>UB« for fur. Elected By activities. Currently >a "member By Wrytzen Whitney Crowell yesterday found Postpones ther stfeaatheninff ef tbt party of the Lower School Drama Club Mn. Florence V. Clayton of December Meetings locally were discussed. and the Public Speaking and De- Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, not EATONTOWN - There will be The next meeting Drill be Jin. Class of '64bating Society, she plans to'con- At RaUy guilty of leaving "the scene of Meeting no meeting of the Women's Re- 4 at the home of Mrs. Seely., tinue her education with dra- an accident. publican Club in December, Mrs. LONG BRANCH-Aurora Rini EATONTOWN - Inclement matic training. ASBURY PARK - Jack Wryt- Mrs. Clayton, who was repre- The peanut is a native of tropi- 349 Morris Ave., has been elected weather forced a postponment of Leslie D. Seely, president, has Jerry won his freshman letters zen, youth leader and nationally- sented by Benedict Nicosia, Red announced. cal America and was cultivated president of the class of 1964 in known radio broadcaster, will Bank attorney, pleaded not guilty the Sunday night meeting of the the sophomore voting Jteld re- in soccer and track. As a sopho- Youth Fellowship of the Method- At a recent meeting ooff Ihelby pre-Columbian Indians. Inc»s more, his extracurricular inter- address a rally sponsored to the charge Nov. 38. club at the home of Mrs. Fanny ground the rich, oily seeds into cently at Long Branch High by Challenge, an interdenomina- She told the court she was ist Church. School. est has been football, His career Snyder, Soth St., election returns a form of butter. goal is to become a mortician. tional youth group, in the audi- rushing medicine to an invalid The next meeting will be Sun- Miss Rini, who was vice presi The major class activity of thetorium of the Asbury Park High when she hit a parked car Oct. 8. day at 6:30 p.m. in the inter- dent of her class in her fresh sophomore group this year will be School Friday at 8 p.m. Rather than stop, she said, she mediate room of the churd man year, exchanged offices with the presentation of the Long Ken Nanfelt, a lyric tenor and continued on her mission and Robert Whitfield, faith chairmai Richard Caldwell, freshman chief Branch Carnival. Tie executive recording artist, will sing. His later notified police of the mis-will be the discussion leader. Th executive, who won second plac council is engaged in preparing piano accompanist will be Donnie hap. two questions will be "What Is honors this year. for the event as its primary fund- Wyrtzen. Gerry Pisanti will play Magistrate Crowell yesterday the Bible for us?" and "What FOB PERFECT MASTERY OF TIME... Other sophomore leaders in th raising function. the organ and Don Landis of thefined Donna S. White of Midway the Best Method of Studying th voting were June Wilson, named Albert Bollmeyer is faculty co- Marine Corps Band will play the La., Eatontown, $10 for passing Bible? secretary pf the group, and Jerry ordinator for the sophomore accordion. a stoplight, and Leon 0. McCoy Mr. Whitfield i« a junior TISSOT Hampton, treasurer. class. Mr. Wrytzen directs two youth of Newman Springs Rd., Red Monmouth Regional Schoo Miss Rini, an honor student a camps on Schroon Lake, N. Y., Bank, $10 for failing to show his i Rev. George Ogden Is adult a Long Branch High School, alsi attended yearly by more than drivers license. 'Viser to the group, Chronograph has been active in CYO functions Pop It On! 10,000 young people. One camp Her present career goal is to be Is on Word of Life Island In the | come a language teacher, an lake and the other is the Word! TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS 3 watches In one! Push-button portrait of a child by Printed Pattern stopwatch with 3 different her plans include attendance a of Life Ranch on its shore. Bath 12-20 time-interval dints and speed Montclair State College. 9249. take their names from his radio Albeit Joslyn Nye PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES calculator. Caldwell, winner of freshma program, Word of Life, which is PHOTOGRAPHER based on a religious theme. STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES Recommended for anyone with By Appointment SH Ml61letters in football, basketball, an exacting time-measurement track, has also been active in needs. 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State Welfare New Reading The machine, by use of film RUMSON-Tbe faculty of Rum- clips, will be used to supplement iSS?SiS£,S§ son-Fair Haven Regional High the regular reading Instruction HOUTfl MONMOVTB COUNTY Program Seen School will hold a Christmas Machine program now used in the school. DM** K*. F MM! Docket Nfc J-S30S-6C party for, children ol faculty UtiU B. Kwnrood, uvUsi u Mort- Jacob Whitman Co., Inc., R. New MIDDLETOWN - Members of Each film clip covers a brief [• AHoct«tM, PUtotllt vi: Miitoo Jeney corporation* Plaintiff vs: Ar- TRENTON (AP) - The 10 ad- members in the school cafeteria BrgrwulM and JUthlsea U. Brown- thur T. Jensen, Jr., t/a Marlboro Lum- ministrative changes announced Sunday at 3 p.m. the Board of Education, press story and the machine can con- bU wtf* Cereodanu ber Co. Defendant and the general public witnessed trol the speed at which line aft- „„• virtu* of a writ at utcuttos la By* virtu* of a writ of execution ID in Washington Monday by Wel- The party is not only for teach- the mbove suted tcUon to ma (U- the above stated a,ctlon to rot dl- fare Secretary Abraham Ribicoff a demonstration Monday of a er line of the story is projected n&ctad, X shall exsou tvt sala at pub- ers but for all employees of. the xvc&ed, I ib»U «Mn for «tl« U tub- machine designed to increase the on the screen or wall. I llo veadut„. *—» the Cour, t. HOUM in the lie veodue, At the Court Homo in the will permit New Jersey to im- school. It is sponsored by the uift w JTrwlioHL County ot lion* Borouggh of freeholdfrehold.. CountCouny of MooMoo- prove its welfare program, ac- speed at which a person can read. mouth._ . New Jersey• .-,« e._a Tuesda« y th.•_e. mouUl jjew JeneJeneyy . oon MondaMonday ththe local Teachers Association. Besides increasing reading Sod d«]r at Juuiry, 1962, Bt 2 o'clock, 18th day of December, IK), at 2 cording to a state welfare of- o'clock p, M. Prevailing Tune. Thomas J. Botti, president of The demonstration was given speed, the clips help to develop p. M. Prevailing Time. ficial. AU tttt ortua trtct or pucel at All the tolend&nt's right, tills and the association, announced that by Andrew van Dyke, principal vocabulary and reading compre- land Md premuel hereinafter particu- Interest, it any, In and io the follow- Calling federal welfare rules a larly dticrlMd. lltuUe,, lytot and be- ing: arrangements have been com- of the Lincroft Elementary hension. Ing I..n. th___e Townshi. p d Ml[iddletowni . AU ihote Joti, tract* or parcels ot 'liberalization of policy," the of- County of Monmoutb and Stat* of New land and nremiies, hereinafter particu- pleted lor the party, Santa Claus Jersey described ts follows; larly described, situate, lying and be- ficial, Irving J. Engelman, direc- will be present to distribute pres- BECJ INNING %x a point in lh« north- ing in the Townthtji ot Middletown, tor of the state Welfare Division, •rly ilde ot the public road lending in the County of Moomouth and State ents to the children. S. Fred from Red &ftnk to Holmdel Kt the of New Jersey, being known and des- said that until now the state gov- Stockham again will serve as Southeast corner of landi formerly ignated as Lots 1 and 2 in Block 1 ernment was handicapped by the belonging to Afred Bpenney; thence on the map entitled "Map of the Leon- Santa's intermediary in the selec- (1) along the northerly elde of the ard Tract at Lenlion. uonmouth Co., fear of.Josing federal matching tion of the gifts. LOWEST PRICES New Jersey. Thomas H. Leonard, At- aforesaid public roa.d" North 70 Re- funds if it did not follow restric- gret! to mlnutei vest 42,70 feet to lantic Highland!, K. J. April ftth, 19U" The social committee of the as- a point: the net (2) North 10 degrees which map ts oa record In Uio Mon-tions imposed by the federal gov- SS mlnutei But 154.33 fiet to a point; mouu County Clerk's Office. sociation, headed by Floyd De- thence (3) South 70 dezreei But SO Property located on Belford Koafl, eminent. corner of Continuation of Kim Ave* Nicola, Is In charge of the re- t«et more or le» to a point In the Dependent Children on LAMPS eWWl r line of thee ftpuweyftpy lands; nue or 419,63 feet from corner of Ma- freshments. Food will be served thence ,,<4<4)) ffnn a •outhwesterlthwesterly diredirecc- ple Avenue and Belford Road, Middle- In the last year, he said, New tion alone easterly Hot of the town Township, Monmouth County, New buffet style. A carol sing will S6p«RDe y ll&ndi 263.3M fftfettt to tthh» point Jersey. Jersey received $28.25 million also highlight the program. • LIGHTING or place of Bejionlnr. The approximate amount of the Judg- from the federal government, or RESERVlNa therrfrom a Blgbt ot ment to he satisfied by said safe is Way over a ttrlp ot laitfi IS feet the rum of $800.00 together with the 47 per cent of the total cost of FIXTURES cottta of this sale. wide along the eaiterly line of the assistance programs for depend- above described tract ot land for the Dated November 3, iMl •nilre length of tht said «uterly Hoe. ent children, the aged, disabled • FIREPLAQE Property located on North aids of IRA B. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. XJncroft Ave.. Uncroft, N. J. Gross and Weinberger, Atlya. and the blind. Some $14 million The approximate amount of the Nov. 22, 20, Dec «, 13 1530.3 of that amount went to depend- EQUIPMENT Judgment to be lattafled "by laid IfcJe ent children, Engelman said. prison in Trenton. Brupacher was li the ium of 33,000.00 toother with 10-380 Hold Ex-Convict the cotU of the this *&le. convicted of breaking and enter- • CHRISTMAS Dated November 13, 1961 WIEWITFS Ribicoff predicted that his new IRA B. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. SUPERIOR COURT OP NEW JEBSEY changes would cost the 50 states For Parole Break ing, larceny and receiving stolen David C. Kurlantrlck, Arty. CHANCERY DIVISION DECORATIONS a total of $8 million more by fis- NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - A goods, Bachman said, The offens- 9, U, 20. 27 $33.91 MO> MOUTH COLJ-NXV Dockrt NO. P S43S-SO cal 19B3. 71-yearold ex-convict known as es occurred in Bergen, Essex The Howard Savinira Institution, i and Passaic Counties. corp. of New Jersey, Plaintiff vs Ribicoff set mandatory dead- the "cat burglar" and "The SHERIFF'S SALE *ohn A, Duncun, et als., Defendants lines for his recommendations. Phantom," has been arrested on Brupacher was paroled Sept 30, located at aeration COURT OF NEW JERSEY By virtu* ot * writ ol execution in CHANCERY DIVISION the above mated action ._ .... „. He told newsmen, "if a state does charges of leaving New Jersey to 1958. He broke his parole by fail- LAMP POST MONMouni couisrv rocted, I ih&ll expose for Bale at pub not conform, then we cut off avoid confinement after breaking ing to report to his parole officer Deckel K». F-3741-60 llo vendiH, at the Court Houao in the Borough of Freehold, County ol their money." his parole. July 5, I960, and then left the CORNER Knickerbocker Federal Savings md lonmoutli, New Jersey, on Tuesday state, the FBI said. Ivo*n Aiflociation, a banking corpora- he 2flth day of December, 1851, Effective at once will be a The ex-convict, Gustave B the land of lights tion of the United States, Plaintiff va: 2 o'clock. 1', M. Prevailing: Time. change in existing New Jersey I GET THOSE LOST WltllQ U Jackaon, Kiln Mae Jackson All that tract or parcel of land and pacher, was taken into custody Brupacher's parole was revoked PETS BACK FAST and Industrial Bank of Commerce, a iremiaeR In the Borough of Sea Bright, welfare practices td permit i at a New Brunswick school, by the state Parole Board Dec. MONMOUTH corporation of the State of New Jer- i the County HI Monmouth, and State child receiving public assistance I'm a lost pet's best friend sey, Defendants of Now Jersey; entitled and being all where he was employed as a 27, 19CT. because I'm the guy who gets By virtue ol a writ of execution In ot lit Number.Seventy (10) end four to maintain and develop a sav- janitor under the name of Charles Brupacher is unmarried. He is them home again. I'm O. Howie Shopping the above stated action Io me directed, feet (4) of the •outtierly portion of ings account without endangering I shall expose for sale at public ven- Lot number Slity-Nlne on a certain Kato.-He had been working at the a native of Paterson. Hustles, The Register Classified dU9i ** tiie Court House in the Bor- map entitled "Map of Property of his public support. Center ough ol Freehold, County o( Mon- 'The Highland Beach Association/ Mon< school «ince last February. Ad that people who find pets mouth. New Jersey, on Tuesday the mouth Co., N. J,, IH80" and filed In turn to first. i*> Save For Future „ R. W. Bachman, special agent The Puritan Governmeni Eatontown S6th day of December, 1961, at 2 Ihe office *>f the Clerk ot Honmautt) If you've lost your favorite pet v/clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. County, being a atrip -one hundred This will permit a child to save in charge of the Newark office ol banned the celebration of Christ- AU that cutafn tract or parcel of and four (101) feet in width throughout for future needs, Ribicoff said. -don't wait. Dial SH 1-0010 to- land, situate, lying and being in the ta entire length, and extending from the FBI, said Brupacher, of mas in England in 1643 in an day to get ma started telling Borough of Red Bank, In the County the Atlantic Ocean on the Bait, to Such savings have not been per- OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. of Monmouth, ID the State ot New the Shrewsbury River on the west, Jelin St., was sentenced to a 10-to attempt to do away with all people about It. With me on the f mitted before, by federal law. Jersey: ihosra on said map. 84ryear term in 1944 at the state forms of frivolity. job, your pet is as good as found. BanroiNa at a monument in the Subject to and excepting and i_ He gave the states until April Easterly lint ol South Pearl Street lervlng, however, out of the above distant 1T» f«et Southerly from the in described premises, the property of tlic 1962 to amend their welfare laws, tersection of the Easterly line of south New Jersey Southern railway Corn- where necessary, to Include Fear! Street with the Southerly Una any, being Blxty (CO) feet In wldtl of Bergen Place, running thence (1) iroughout, and running through salt definition of fraud. south 8a degrees 4$ minutes East 133.. remises, as shown on fluid map; and S3 feet to a monument; thencs (2) also excepting and reserving out ol Under the new directive, New South « degrees IS minutes West 28.01 the same premises a atrip of land, Jersey has until next July1 ti feet to ft monument; thence (3) being forty (40) feet la width through- North 81 degrees 10 minutes We it out, for a road or turnpike through formulate plans for a statewide llfl.31 feet to a monument In the East said premises, next to and adjoining on erly line ot South Pe&rl Street; thence training program now, although General Electric Pre-Christmas the -weal ot the property of said Rail- <4) North 4 degrees 15 minutes East way Company and as shown on said some state training is done on •long tha Basterly line ot South Pearl Map, now known na Ooean Avenue. street 29 feet to the point or place of Together with the lands under water voluntary basis, Engelman said. grinning. tn front of laid lot and within the Most of the specific recom- TThe above Aeacriptlo, n I-_s drawn I.n_ exterior lines establisheestablished by thee RRf- accordance witith a surveveyy madmd e by parian Commission era ot Jprney mendations made by Ribicoff are Henry P, Labrecque, Professional En- upon thee shoreh s of tthhe Shrewsburb y gineer and Land (Surveyor, dated Sep- River find Atlnnltc Ocpan. now practiced in New Jersey a' tember 5, 1956. Together with the rights of the par- ready, but the federal directive Premfiei are known al No. 261 South ty ol the first part, in caso of re- Pearl Street, Red Bank, New Jersey. version, to the lands occupied by the will strengthen them by requir- SPECIAL VALUES! The approximate amount of the Judg- Railroad and/or Ocean Avenue. ing specific records to be kept, ment to be fatlified by a aid sale la Bald premises also being described the turn or fl0.30Q.00 together with Ihe Engelman added. eosti of thli tale. BEGINNING at a monument on the / Dated Nnv. 8. 1&61 saterly nldo of Ocean Avenue which Unlike some states, New Jer- IRA X. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. onument Is distant southerly IBM sey's welfare program is oper- Faraon*. Canton a, Blair ft et from n. monument at Uu- south- Warren, Attyi. westerly corner of ViVia RlpaRl and OOcean ated on a county basis, with the 137.17 Avenue and from thence running (1) Kov. », Dec 6, IS. 30 along tho westerly line of Ocean Ave- state having over-all control. nue south 8 degrees 40 ml'into" weal 104.11 feet; thence (2) north 84 dc HI-BOY or LO-BOY with 23 DAYLIGHT BLUE TV SHERIFF'S SALSALE greet 00 minutes weit 288.R3 tevt to a It pays to advertise in Thi point; beginning Bialn at the aforesaid iooB COURT OP NENEWW JERSEY iin.ee or beginning and mnnlnc thence Register.—Advertisement. CHANCERY DIVISION 3) north 81 degrees 00 minutes weal MONMOUTn COtNTV 2RR.71 feet to a point; thence (4) south- Docket No. F 387MO erly along existing bulkhead 104 feel and Tecordtd In the Monmouth Coun- The Brooklyn Savings Bank, a bank- more or leas to the ending point or ty Clark's Orflcs July 2, IMS In Book Ing corporation, ol the State ot New the second course ana there to end. 2113 ot Deedi lor stia County, on York., PletatlH vsi Frank F. Yellen, The foregoing description !• prepared paco <3T 4c. I He en V. Yellen, bis wife anl the from a Survey prepared by Todd and Being commonly known and desig- •tate ot New Jersey. Defendants Phraner entitled, "Location Survey foi nated as No. 400 Ocean Avenue, 3n By virtu of a writ of execution In John A, and EDA H. Duncan, Lot No. Bright, New Jeney. the above stated action to me directed, 70 and Part of No. 69, Map of High- Tne approximate amount of the ludi X shaU> etpoae Cor celt at jmblto v«n- land Beach Association," Borough ol rant Io bs latlitleO by laid ml* 1 due, at the Court House In the Bor- 8ea Bright, Monmoutti County, N, J. the aum of J7.250.00 together With ttn ough ol Freehold, County of Moomouth. Scale 1 ln—30 ft., dated August 13, coats ot this sale. New Jersey, on Monday the nth day IMS and continued to March 1. 1965, Sated Nov. 0. JBflt of December, 1M1 at 3 o'clock, P.M. BEINO the lame prenalaei conveyed IRA B. WOLCOTT, BherllJ. Prevailing Time. to John A. Duncan and Ella II. X)un> Chnnalli, lynch 4 Msloney, ALL that tract or parcel ot land, can, his wile, by James B. Aliardlce Atty«. situate, lying and being In the Town- dercl bearing date July 1. 1M8, NOT. B). Dec, t, 13. 80 ship of Uiddletown, In the County of Monroouth, in the State of Mew Jer- BEflrNNTNa at a mint in the north- easterly sit* of Willow Btreet, dis- PARTS UNLIMITED tant therein, along the •evens 1 courses thereof, 3M.B0 feet southeasterly from tti* intersection of said eidn of Wil- OM *f Amrica'a Nittit Grvwln Chain •< Sferti Mlli« low Street with the southeasterly vide TV, Ml* aMl neural* T«fc»i, Porh md AccttitriM, ot Wilson Avenue; thence running If RKortftrt, Hi|k Fidelity. »rt t low, Uw Prltti! (1) north 35* 6T east 1» feet.~thence (Z> louth W 03* east, M feet, thence (3) south 39* IV west, ISO feet to the northeasterly side of Willow Street, thence Ml along the northeasterly slda of Willow street, north 54* 03' weit. CO feet to the place of beginning CHRISTMAS GUTS BEING part of Lot No. 48 on "Map of Wilson Park, Port Monmouth. Mid- dletown Township. Monmouth County, u •> » FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY New Jerspy. Morrlsey A Walker, Inc. Owners'* dated September 1, 1049, made by Todd and Phraner, Burvpynra, flM as Btreet 19 File 3 la the Office of Tripfo Souro Srtreo the n«rk ot Monmouth County on May Speaker System ha U. 1950. • 5M' speaker In RETNO eomnmnlv known Ri 4* Wil- lowBEI Street1 . Port Uonmouth, New Jer- main unit ind a i'. speaker In eich rv "VoW KNOWN AB 11 Willow Slrfet. Pnn Monmouth, Mlddlctowti. New Jer- mote ablntt Tom- o«r npphlrt Mt- Tne approximate amount of the Juris* diet. Pliyt ill 4 mmt to u latisned t* MM •>!> it u» speeds. MutU'dttn- Him o! M.10G.M tO|ttl»T *ltl> d> cos» •f thla Mle. nal arapliflirt In Dated October U. lSKl stacked efilnnilt IRA E. WOLCOTT, RwrlK. built it one. Tripli- IMvlUn J. Berlow. Ally. HOT. 15. 22. 25, Dec « 139.06 tonad leithirstte CKeincicMtr STATE OP NKW JERSEY NEW JERSEY off-wtilti and golden HIGHWAY AUTHORITY gutter on ngt. BED BANK tfOTCCE IB HEREBY GIVEN that H4l«d btdi will ba received by the New Jensy Highway Authority for: OAJftDtN STATfc PAftKWAY- See your PARTS UNLIMITED store for tha complete display CONTRACr NO. 391 Additional ChUn Link Fcnclnr at Telegraph /Hill. Holmdcl Townitolp. Monmouti County The principal Uemi o( work are: Bitlraited; 010 L.F. 6* Hlih Aluminum Chain e Link Penes 1 Xa. fl'-O" Chain Link Single Swing Gate 1 EL 18'-O" Cbaln Link Double Swing Gate til L.V. Installation of Barbed Wire Bids lor the Above will bo received at the offlca ol tha Sew Jeney HlEh- w»y Anthorlty.U Broad Street, Second Door, Red Bank, New Jrrney on Wedneadty, December 20, 19fil at ttn O'clock 00:00 A-M.) EASTERN STAND- ARD TIME, and will be opened Im- HI-BOY mediately thereafter. LO-BOY Bidders must, submit ft Financial Magic Wand Tuning Model CC72OWWD and Equipment Statement and a Plan Model CD720WWD *n4 Equipment Questionnaire with their Walnut Grained finish Wilnut Grained Flniili bids on forma supplied t>y (tie on Hardboard. Jersey Highway Authority. • F«»um tkf UoprtJeVfuw. on HardbMnL Drawings, Specification i and Form 6«num Mniiplie<» urdian*. «t Bid, Contract and Bond (or the pro- SuptMmiKu rid.f fype diod*. posed work are on file In the office of thi New Jersey Highway Authority, rmVEN REUABIUTTl A recent study of 5050 TV 12 Broad street, Red Bank, New Jer- sey, and may be Inspected during of- Mb under service contract to Planet Electronics Both Sets have '62's Newest, Most-Wanted Features! fice noun. Plans and Supplementary Corp. in New York City showed that General Electric flpeclflcatloni will bo furnished, with- Daylight Blue" Picture, (or whiter whites, Wide-range Front Speaker, lor console sound. out chsrcQ upon application to 1). Louli TV needed less service during first 90 days of usa sharper contrast Tonti, Executive iJirector, New Jersey . NOW! CHOOSE FROM OVER 240 KITS. of new TVs purchased in I960 than other leading • Handsome, Slim-Styled Cabinetry. Highway Authority. television brands. Other brands required more • Glarejector, directs glare and reflections down. Bldi must be made tipcn the Slantl • 282 Square Inches of Viewable Area. ard PropoMi Form in the manner tivt- urvica (factory faults requiring service Inside set) Irnatcil In in* Btuntl&rd Suite High- • New "Set and Forget" Volume Control. vty Specifications and Supplement! NATIONALLY ADVERTISED than General Electric • 90-DAY TV SERVICE AT NO EXTRA COST! Avail- thereto; must be enclosed In a se&led, • Hy-Power Chassis, for more "pull-in" power. TABLE RADIOS • TRANSISTORS able from General Electric factory experts, at •peclslly addressed envelope, bearing BnitittSton Ihe name and add res i of the bidder • PHONOGRAPHS, Including STEREO • Full Power Transformer, for longer tube and General Electric Service Depots, throughout and the work bid upon, on the out- trltkThllSIn ride; mint be accompanied by a cer- • TAPERECORDERS* TELEVISION component life. Metropolitan New York, New Jersey and Conn, •a ttn Dm tlfled checit drawn to tho order of •Treasurer, New Jersey Highway ELECTRONIC KITS HAM EQUIPMENT GET • Up-Front Controls for Easy Tuning. on all 1962 table models and portables. Authority" for not less tli&n ten per cent (10',e> of Die DM, except ttint (Complete stock-kit cr wind) PARTS UNLIMITED LOW, LOW.PRICES (23" overall BilJMil Tubo—282 S4. In. Picture uwmaiimn tlis certified check shall not lie iros mmiM than Five Hundred I>a!lari ($500.(K)i; •Olitiibutor'i RittaimnJad Ralall Plica and must be delivered at Hie above Puts Unlimited-! NO DOWN PAYMENT place on or before iho hour named. A BOOK DEPARTMEMT Termi available through G.E.C.C Standard Proposal Korm and serially Oar Ubrirr of txoki & other financing tnitituMont* r G E DEALER TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE COUPON Addretsed envelope will be furnisher) covert every \ftaat at upon application together with the Fi- mnr»: OEAUH SAUS DIVISION, nancial and Equipment Statement and borne elccironict In- See Your Nearest fluthotiied i Plin and Equipment Questionnaire form, tludlnj SItreophimJo CtHEMl EUCTBiC CO.. S.l« 1 DlitHI«««l D*t, 'Bids not •nclooed In scaled specially . Sffund. Tape XeowdJiw* G-E Dealer for Prices and Terms! 118 Wathlncion SI., lloamfitld BB13-1S addressed envelop*! will be conaldereri XI*u OpcraUon. e(e. — Informal and may not bo opened. The • PlMie hare my nurest G-E Dealer, who accept* trade-Ins on Authority reierves the rljlil to r«-1» all bsoki rrlttil laure Consoles, ilva mi • free tradg-ln tllowanco eitlmite on m |fct an/ or al! bids, 7m mmef. GENERAL© ELECTRIC old IV let I understand (her* It no oblijitlon to buy. BIGN'ED; HEW JERSEY AUTHORITY I cow own a . television yean ell, (Mn.) Emily U Lawyer MAJOR ArPUANCE DIVISION BecrsUry RED BANK-34 W. Front St. (Next to Pep Boys) SH 1-5488 S. & D. Dept. Milro. N. Y. Dill. PW. <, 13 J27.72 j| ASDUItY PARK-728 Cookman Avo. (Off Main St.) PR 44358 HAZLET-J206 Rl. 35 (

R, Keyse/, 57, of 34 Fourth Av«., lift Licenses Atlantic Highlands; Malcolm S. Zlotkio, 20, of 94 East Main St., Freehold; Kevin W. Ryan, 19, of Of Speeders 104 Rumson PL, Uttle Silver,] and Joseph Gregory, 23, of 93 TRENTON — The Division of Randolph St., Freehold. Motor Vehicles has announced The license of Robert W. the names of Monmouth County Stack, 18, of, 231 Highwood Rd.. driver* who have had their li- bakhurst, has beecr suipended cen«e| impended under provi- until July 1, 1962. Francis D. sions "of the state's point system Golden, Jr., 20, of 9 Factory St, and excessive speed program/ Freehold, has lost hia licence Under the point system, Harry for 60 days. Haines, 53, ot 62 Asbury Ave. Ocean Grove, and Pennell L. Odell, Jr., 24, of 108 Roosevel Man Acquitted Tir., Middletown, have had their licenses suspended for two In Morals Case months. Abraham Raymer, 69 of 210-First Ave., Asbury Park FREEHOLD - Frank Al- and Peter Van Gerbig, 26, o banese, Jersey City, was ac- Brookdale Farm, Middletown, quitted here yesterday by County have both lost their driving prlv- Judge Edward J. Ascher of a fleges for four months. Meyer charge of assault with Intent to Zerin; 68, of 1712 Fourth St:, As-commit carnal abuse. bury Park, has had his llcens According to Assistant Prosecu- COME suspended for one month. tor John W. Applegate, Albanese Freih tomb from American Farms - WHOLE OR EITHER HALF Licenses suspended for 30 days had been charged with attempt- SEE for excessive speeding are those ing to commit the offense on a of Robert J. Ehrhardt, 19, of Al 12-ycar-old girl Oct. 30, 1959, In YOU'LL lenwood Hospital, Allenwood; Da- Raritan Township; SAVE! •»id J. Carnes, 17, of 2 Schenck Mr. Albanese's attorney, Pros- Ave.v Matawan; Eugene F. pero DeBona, of Jersey City, Haines, 29, of 62 Asbury Ave moved that the court direct a Ocean Grove; Harry Demorjian verdict of not guilty on the 63, of 509 Summerfield Ave., As grounds of double jeopardy. Give Food for Christmas I bury Park; Lois Magcd, 32, o Mr. DeBona said his client had •49 Parkview Dr., Hazlet; Davit been found not guilty on one ol Dannenberg, 40, of 50 North Ma the counts in a two-count Indict A&P Gift Certificates plewood Dr., Bricktown; Wilfre ment on Nov:-30, 1960. Delight your fritnds with an A&P Gift Following thu motion, Judge g y ivjilabl* In tumi of $1 and $5 NOW IN STOCK Ascher directed the acquittal be tr will be glad to provide a» m«ny it you granted. 1962 Scott Robert Cottrell, of Siloam Rd. LAMB Freehold Township, was acquitted STAMP CATALOGS of a charge of carnal abuse. Pf. 1 $6.00 The prosecutor said that Cot Ann Page Mint Jelly trell had been indicated for com- Pt. 2 $8.00 mitting the offense with a ten- APPLES year-old girl. PoiUlt Extra, »0c MONMOUTH STAMP The. judge granted a molion by AND COIN SHOP Mr. Cotrell's attorney, George 3J HonnuaUi St., Itra Bank Arvanitis, of Asbury Park, for a SlUdjtiat, 1-CBJj direct acquittal on the grounds that the child would not testify. BONELESS CHUCK M.dlumSii. trnmnmm* Ni Fat Added Tangerines invw e POT ROAST 59 Fresh Mushrooms Wkll. *49 BONELESS BRISKET Sup.r-Right W..t.,»F.rmi Fresh Broccoli bundi Front uriwi Gits Tomatoes Ur«. SI" IH4 CORNED BEEF 79i String Beans Flerlda Parma o you give Mildly Cured in our own U.S. Go/r. Inspected Corned Betf Roomi for Finer 5Fleror5! Pascal Celery PfonCtttp Qullty Hickory t-okid - B.*f Chucl C a young man California Roast Bent In 55 Ferris Canned Hams I! 3.49

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sweaters 10.95 to H?25 Warwick Brand—Mill or Dart Mill Gingsr Alo, Club Soda, Fruil Flavor! Df IUXI SHIIR (00 C«u Assorted Chocolates ;, 1.25 B; 2.99 Yukon Club Beverages «"°*>«» 2; ,29 Itain 1 I wiih nil OPEN NIGHTLY "TIL 9 Christmas Stockings o**,*. %& Ginger Ale ^£t5Xs 2^,49 MV" OFF EXCEPT SATURDAY M 0 5 e miKK tHIltS (50 IACH BOX OF TWO PAIRS Chocolate Santas '6t::'; * Jk;25 Super-Coola Drinks A«^H.»r. 3 »•; 25 CtUfC \h Dlnitl). Petit*. J ai'ri Ideal fat a few ntmtt oa jour Rift lin — RrguUr, Till. Fnfl fMhim- ^J^ vr for youttel/ — llicsc ciquiiitclf sheer Christmas Canes **^ »^25« Coca-Cola •** 2 £8 n>loni aia i lliocl/ «nd thrifty vilut, They'r* iptcitlly n»(k lo A*Kt ttnet THE GHEAT ATUNTIC I, PACIFIC 1EA COMfANY, INC. | Buy O COrfOfl 10r ffce Hof/dOV.' — •juiliijr ipettficillon — m4 ur. In «vtrr SUMUSS SMIiU (400 rttptti, iti* tqtiil ot l>rin know. Wotl da evr b*tt to occommodoh yw and thoughts. 'Failure' But the past interests us main- BUY! arraitgo convtni«nt monthly payiMntt fitted to your IMOM, High among them would have "The hallmark of this 1961 leg-ly for what it may disclose about been the realization that, although islative venture was failure—in the future. LOANS *20 to «SOO the' Democrats won Congress, he leadership, in accomplishment And from this the forecast MARCAL BATHROOM TISSUE For Every Worthwhile Purpote would have rough going in the and in campaign promises filled. reads: Storms, increasing in in- TELEPHONE • WRITE • er VISIT House if the conservatives For this the American people can tensity. Full 1,000-sheet Roll ganged up on him. thank, in large measure, a stur- For the reciprocal trade pro- Had to Work dy band of outnumbered Repub- gram, always a political powder Marcal has individually clean cut no- BELL FINANCE COMPANY If Kennedy had any illusions, licans who fought through thekeg, comes up, for renewal. And Lie. Ho. 742'77S'874'S7t'93S, he lost them quickly. On thsessioe n with considerable success Kennedy still hasn't been able to shred edges that tear evenly every time. 5 do anything about the two points New EAT0NT0WOFFICES CONVENIENN OFFICET T•O n YOU MAIR HON WSHU OR WOKT * he pounded most frequently dur- Whisper softness and double thickness for ComirMct* niti loll Strftt.. T.Uplnm.l tH-44(W ing the campaign: federal aid to greater absorbency. Marcal Bathroom Red Bank Office • Phono: SH t-W00 education and medical aid: for 77 BROAD ST. • OV«f Nawbtrr/t the aged under Social Security. Tissue is your best buy. JiUnnticHiahlandi-thoBH m-flM Education and medical aid fall GIFTS FOR HIM... to the beleaguered lot of Abra- Freehold Office • Pbonti Noi.ito* ham Ribicoff, secretary of wel- Comes in white, pink, aqua, yellow! 39 E. MAIN ST. • Ground f/oor fare. His large, pleasant office, Long Branch • Phonti CA 1>I114 Room 5248, has become a ma- 403 BROADWAY • Strand f/oor jor battleground for the New FREE" I' 3 BIG SHEETS ya^ Frontier. UltVINS MONMOUTH • MUCH . MI001CUX • OCUN COUNTICt "Every controversy," Ribicoff ^ said, proudly if not quite accu .GIFT WRAPJ TXTOT Tti» comfort of trim continental styling rately, "is here." ' N. SeBathroo« em. mon Tissu .verya RollMan! * Z. INSIST ON MARCAL Ribicoff is disappointed that The) durability of American construction I* Wearing this Jarman wing-tip blucher gives you quite a !T feeling: a pleasant feeling of sturdy support blended with just the right amount of lightness and flexibility; i OPEN DAILY confident feeling of being right in style. Get set to 10 A. M. TO 9:30 P. M. enjoy that feeling — come in and let us fit you in a pair. .W. MONTGOMERY WARD 'TIL CHRISTMAS I MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER PHONE LI 2-2150

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C Shearling Moccasin by Jarman hand laced 15.M Wnklr might be needed before he leaves office. The pressure of education, he •aid, has- placed New Jersey in "some pretty tight spots" finan- cially. But' he said he plans to visit schools during his first year

DIAMOND 1CMHAMOND BRIDAL DUO BRIDAl SET Santa Wins EMERALD- CUT WTtTNAUER S DIAMONDS by Lontfnej Over State's 75 ALL IINOS IN SETS AVAIUIU .395°°. 39 Blue Laws SBAMTO.Y AT EQUALLY GIIAT SAVING! I3.!K> WteklT PENNDEL, fa. (AP) - Santa Claus was brought into court, accused of breaking a law 167 years old, but almost before any- LOVELY CULTURED PEARL one could say "Rudolph the red- BELL & HO WELL ZOOM nosed reindeer" he was free as NECKLACE or DIAMOND PENDANT the nnrth wind again. ELECTRIC EYE MOVIE OUTFIT And the judge — a squire, or YOUR Justice-of-the-peace, really—who •U along acted as if someone had CHOICE mislaid the Christmas spirit, apologized Monday to the rud. (955 iy defendant for all the fuss. 2-DIAMONO Men'5.DIAMOND Men'i.DIAMOND Santa, in the.genial person ol 12i DIAMOND ONYX 50c A WEEK CULTURED KARL ONYX RING 38-year-old Earl Steger, was ar ONYX RING INITIAL RING rested Sunday as he was listen The most flattering acces- U.m II .0* sories a woman can wear (LOOWMU) W Ing to the kids pour out their ifMWMtir 14" Weekly Waikly 24" holiday wishes 8t Butch's Dis- and the most exciting gifts 19" 19 you can give. Luscious lirprlia kar wlla a NaaalT*. count Market. So dliUnctlvil _r- HotMB, 14K (Old graduated pearl necklace or IMIIMI e»ll«rad aaail 14K malt rise wlla rla« wllk a krllliaat diamond HI In a bloe. IManl dluaoal aat la lit Police Chief William Rlempp pendant with diamond and ill |al ony« labial. •anted by 1 ««y dla-1 Ullial. and Sgt. Norman Rigby told him cultured pearl. nondi. he was playing hob with the blue laws, which-forbid the sale of non-essentials on Sunday. NATIONAILY FAMOUS SAMSONITE 45-Pc. UNBREAKABLE GLEAMING STAINLESS But to get Santa on that rap, BEAUTIFUL MODERN STYLE LUGGAGE DINNERWARE SET STEEL TABLEWARE flnce he was selling nothing, - the authorities had to invoke the triad bluer code of 1794 rather than from All For the "revised version of 1959. Un Only der the old, old law it is un lawful to be gainfully employed Complete $189.95 '15°° on Sunday. $1.00 Weakly qo« BIG Said Riempp: "The old blue New itr.omllo*, light- $1.00Wukly law has never been repealed, 30x40 odcit. t»f Individual and I have the option of making WEEK piaK*i or motchlng iatv< Now a compitli dfnutf MOVIE SCREEN ChsUt of btaullful Mrvict thot l» ci toviV a* «n arrest under either or both colon, Scuff-proof— it i% ntagvd. Hat iht luxury Of these laws." wiptt elton with a look of tfclno ytr It won't damp cloth. Ihiy'r* hr»aV, oY«mHif Fultman COM tilul pfl)1«l ihodai. cases are pending. you'd expect to pay for and othira. After listening to both prose- the camera alone! Fabu- cution and defense, the squire lous Zoom lens outdates hastened to say: any turret camera—ONE Mah« Her Chor«i lo»Ur With "It gives me great honor to LENS DOES THE WORK 4 Piece SILYERP1ATED TEA SERVICE 8-Pc. CORNINGWARE SET discharge this defendant. This is ELECTRIC APPLIANCES OF THREE! New AUTO- WORLD'S FINEST COOK and SBIVI SET the last place Santa Claus be- by Oneida Community longs. Gainful employment, in- MATIC ELECTRIC EYE deed! Everybody knows Santa guarantees perfect pic- AH For gives, that he doesn't take." He tures every time. Uiualty $39.95 Only Yew shook hands with Santa CWM wife. $Q9S Steger, who has been Santa to 50< Wf.ll/ *14» thousands of.children at the store 1 $!.00W»kly In the last three years, is a Qua lily, beauty and SOc WHhly building superintendent, but says •legania at a ntw ELECTRIC CHORD ORGAN h*at nor cold can he gets a kick out of this extra law price. Grace- thfi btoulHul »•'• U>« •tint at holldaytime. ful teapot, tugar It In 1*M kitch«rt, platt It on nrtOwallrroepli- th« tablt for Hrving. Vti, aflc«a with sll Iht "I have a great love for chil bowl and cover, tak* from ff«»l»r to ftomi l«aturi« fttund In creomer an6 ferv- or h*at~it Ii guaranWffd th*i« lelllnp for dren," he said, "and I'd proba not lo tratk f'om quick MO HONEY Ing Iroy. m

HE WASN'T A DEER BRIDGEWATER - A South OPEN AN ACCOUNT WEEKLY OR MONTHLY TERMS Plalnfield man was wounded In the right arm and side Mon- 2 day by a shotgun blast when he YOUR ACCOUNT IN ANY was mistaken for a deer by an- WEEKLY PERTH AMBOY STORE IN NEW JERSEY other hunter, state police said. RED BANK Shot was Eugenius Rygiel, 35, • Fall S3 IS GOOD AT ALL LITT- SJ8 Bergen St., South Plain- chord orgn*al 171 SMITH MAN'S STORES IN: field. He was taken to Somer- • Excellent let Hospital, Somcrvllle, where rich tone! 65 BROAD 4 N'ff «xprn- Plainficld, Morrislown, be was reported In fair con- alve lr**on« Somerville, Dover, New dition. State police said George STREET Brunswick, Menlo Park • Jnmt mlt Lelbig, 44, Somerville, who was down and STREET Shopping Center. Trenton hunting separately In the same CORNER MADISON and Levittown, Pa. area, fired his gun at what he fought was a deer about 150 fcet away. . K-W4-. Thornton 13,1961 RED BANK REGISTER I \Jewish Women's Council Marine Corporal's Bride Hunter Professor to Speak RUMSON - Astere E. Claeys- ence, The program will examln* th« meriu ol genuine eapari-" Barbara Anne Phipps Wed sena, Hunter College English pro- msntalism In literature, drama, fessor, will speak on "The Age of Mr. and Mrs. Thomat L and the movies. RED BANK - St. James Catho- 'atterton of Lawrenceburg, Tenn. at Consent" at a meeting of the lic Church vn ths Mtling here Phipps, « Oldfield PL, to Cpl. Rev. Florlan J. Gall officiated An alumnus of the University Saturday (or the marriage of Miss William D. Patterson (USMC), at the double ring ceremony. Mrs Greater Red Bank Section of the of Illinois where he received • Barbara Anne Phipps, daughter son ot Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel Georgia Mason was organist. A National Council of Jewish Wom- bachelor of arts degree, Profes- reception followed at the Old Or- en Monday at 1 p.m. in Congre- sor Claeysaens received a matter chard Country Club, Eatontown. gation Bnai Israel. of arts degree from Columbia Mr. Phipps gave his daughter Mr. Claeyssenswlll discuss pres- University. He formerly taught i marriage. She wore a long, VFW Auxiliary Plans ent day permissiveness toward at the Fine Arts College of Car- > ileeved gown of Chantilly lace all artistic expressions and the aegle Tech aid Monmouth Col- 'ashloned with a scalloped »a- effect on the artist and the audi lege Hl» play, "Where the Dance Needy Children's Party irlna neckline trimmed with seed Is," is optioned for Broadway pearls and sequins, and a full production next season. skirt with back tiers of tulle. M1DDLET0WN - The Ladies' ids, Mich. He has been the Mrs. Sidney Kramer, little Sil- Her bouffant veil was secured by Auxiliary to Post 2179, Veterans "adopted" boy of the auxiliary Troop Holds ver, chairman, will report on the crown of sequins and seed of Foreign Wars, will hold a for the past seven years. Ship-A-Box program—toys which pearls and she carried a bouquet Christmas party tor underprivi- council has sent to needy chil- of white roses and carnations. Investiture dren at the Ministry of Social leged children Dec. 23 in the post Vassar Accepts Mrs. Robert Osgoodby, Jr. home. Pup Tent 38, Order of the Welfare and Ministry of Educa. Monmouth Beach, was matron of tlon and Culture in Israel. Cooties, will participate in theLocal Student honor. Bridesmaid was Miss Alice Ceremonies party. Mrs. Mildred • Minor is Mrs. Bernard Wiener, Fair Ha- POUGHKEEPS1E, N. Y. - Conrow of Short Hills. They wore RED BANK - Girl S CO u t ven, will be refreihment chair* chairman of the event, assisted Identical gowns of sapphire taf- Miss Diane C. Wise, daughter of Troop 269 held its candlelighting Aster* E. Clseyisens man. ' by Mr«. Vincent Boyle. feta and matching headpieces Mrs. Vera Wise, 145 Hudson Ave., investiture ceremonies last week Mrs. Minor told fruit cakes and Red Bank, a student at RedThe honor attendant carried pink in Fellowship Hall of the Red made a profit of $35 for theBank High School and a candi- roses and carnations and the Multiple Sclerosis project of de-date for Vassar College, has been bridesmaid, yellow roses and car- Bank Methodist Church. Varying Dress Sizes partment president, Mrs, Dorothy accepted for admljiion, in Sep-nations. Girls Invested were Kathy Lou Schuler. Mrs. Minor presented tember, 1962, under the early de- Lance Cpl. Robert Clayton Colmorgen, Gail Hester, Patricia the check to Mrs. Schuler upon cision plan. (USMC), Red Bank, was best Lewis, Joan Rarison, Donna Es- her official visit to the sixth dis- Under this plan, students are man. Thomas and Woody Scott posito, Mary Ann Henderson Shopper's Headache trict Sunday at Buck Smith's accepted on the basis of six, mg Branch, cousins of the bride, Cpl. and Mrs. W. D. Patterson Trudy Beaman, Deborah Cook Restaurant, East Keanaburg. rather than the customary eight, were ushers. Patricia Plngitore and Beverly By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON iences in adjusting the clothes. National president Miss Beulah semesters of secondary school The bride, a graduate of Red German. AP Fashion Writer Today 63 per cent of the Amer- Bank High School, was an em- can women come into the size Adamson, Denver, Colo., will work,' and on scholastic aptitude Achievement badges were pre- NEW YORK (AP) — You make her official visit to theand achievement tests taken dur- ployee of Steinbach Company, Frank Fiore to Wed 12 grouping. Red Bank, and Bamberger's, Ea- sented by Mrs. Lionel Simon, may be a perfect size 12 by gov- state of New Jersey Jan. 2. Mrs.ing the junior year. leader, to Joyce Becker, Patricia ernment standards and etill slip By studying all physical statis- Rosemary Sommer, past depart tontown. ts available, Uncle Sam's atat- Tha bridegroom was graduated Borelli, Linda Guarino, Jill Pat- into a size 7 on one occasion or ment president, is chairman o! Wilmington Librarian terson, Lynn Patterson, Diane amply fill a 14 on another, de- sticiaiu have determined that a the dinner which will be held in Members Show from Lawrenceburg High Schoo standard size 12 has a 35'/ inch and Is serving in the U,S. Ma Gibson and Priscilla Watson. pending on the style or the manu- 3 the Robert Treat Hotel, Newark. WILMINGTON, Del. - Mr. and facturer of the garment. bust, a 26 inch waistline, and 36 Decorating Ideas rines. Mrs. Joseph Rudolph, Red A party for 300 patients at Mrs. Robert P. Jordan of this Inch hips measured 9 inches be- MATAWAN — "Ideas lo: The couple are on a wedding Bank neighborhood chairman, Why do sizes vary? Marlboro State Hospital was at- city have made known the en- low the waist. Other, sizes are Christmas" were featured at trip in the South. presented first class badges to A' man who has been keeping tended by 12 members of the aw gagement of their daughter, Miss raded up or down from there. program presented Monday bj Phyllis Bloomberg, Gail Wilson a professional eye on women's iliary last week. Elizabeth Jean Jordan, to Cadet One dress house may conform members of the Woman's Club ol Frank Anthony Flore, son Of net. and Barbara James. After the ever-changing figures for more The auxiliary will hold Iti Matawan. v Miss S+efanski ceremonies, Phyllis presented a than half a century has the an-o all measurements except the "lol. and Mrs. Caesar F. Flore hips, which are made slimmer Christmas party Dec. 20 in the Members brought Christmas of Margate Farm, Eatontown, birthday present from the girls swer in his eerie garret filled 1 or wider. Another may change Laurel Hotel, West Keaosburg, decorations and demonstrated Is Engaged N. J. to Mrs. Simon. Refreshments with headless feminine bodies. bosom or waistline measure- A Christmai present was sent their construction. A luncheon KEYPOKT — Mr. and Mrs. Miss Jordan is a graduate of were also served by the scouts. There Simon Waif and his to Gary Long, a resident of thewas served to members and their workers make dress forms for ments, Simon Wolf says. Frank Stelanski, Oak St., anDuPont School in Wilmington and Mrs. Jesse Cook has agreed to VFW National Home, Eaton Rap- guests. the bustling garment district. Fashion also plays havoc with nounce ths engagement of thel is assistant librarian at the Du- serve as assistant leader. daughter, Miss Frances Stefan- Pont Research Technical Labor- Around these curves, designers standard measurements as Wolf's ski, to Thomas Jinas, ot South atory here. A recent meeting ol the drape and fit women's and chil- ghostly paper figures- from the dren's ready-to-wear. past prove, ERNEST C. H. V01GTLANDER Amboy. Cadet Fiore prepared at the Mothers of tha Girl Scout Troop Miss Stefanski is a graduate ot Hill School in PoUstown, Pa., and was attended by Mrs. Simon But each dress form Is made In the early 1900s his company " INTERIORS FOR ANY BUDGET St. Mary's High School, South will be graduated from West Point Mrs. Carl Colmorgen, Mrs. Ches- according to each manufacturer's was turning out the hour-glass ter Crabtree, Mrs. Oscar Becker, specifications, And each manu- SHOWROOM AT CARPET CENTER Amboy and is employed by Ralph in June. He received his nomina- igures, such as Lillian Russell's, Friedland and Brothers, Key- tion to West Point from Congress- Mrs. Thomas Guarino, Mrs. Wllfacturer interprets these so-called worshipped by all young ladies port. man Jamo C. Auchincloss. His lam Patterson and Mrs. Rustandard sizes in his own wayo,f that day. 29 EAST FRONT ST. RID BANK s relying on his customers' expe- Mr. Janas, a graduate of Hoff- father, Col. Fiore, has been a dolph. In 1910 he made forms general- • DRAPERIES man High School, South Amboy, special consultant with the De- ly fuller through the waist, slim- • FURNITURE s employed by E. I. DuPont de- partment of Commerce for the mer through the hips. By the Nemours and Co, Parlin. past year and was formerly an Kitty Kelly: roaring '20s era, his papier-mache • SLIPCOVERS executive with International Tele- Miss Elizabeth T. Jordan models were flatchested. phone and Telegraph. • RE-UPHOLSTERY GERMAN SHEPHERD CLUB By the late '30s Wolf was LITTLE SILVER — The De- Wife, But Still a Little Girl plumping up his paper ladiei just • WALLPAPER _ bit, but keeping the waistlines cember meeting of the Central Dear Kitty: she married, she assumed cer- slim. Since then, he has been add- • CARPETING New Jersey German Shephen tike a bolt out of the blue tain duties in life, three of the Get a Good Head Start ng an inch here, taking off a Club will meet at the home o: my 27-year-old daughter, married most important being those of half inch there, depending on in- • ACCESSORIES Henry Allem, 51 Kings Rd., to six years, suddenly tells me she wife, mother and homemaker. morrow at 8:30 p.m. A clut structions from manufacturers. FREE CONSULTATION SERVICE AT SHOWROOM, wants to come home to live sans From what you write, she's spokesman saidpersons in- On Holiday Housework husband. This poses a real prob- lived up to none of them. Say High style manufacturers terested in the breeding, training lem. so. For her to walk out on her change forms every six months, YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS . PHONE SH 7-05&7 move creases, dampen and press and showing of the breed an FREEHOLD - Get ahead You couldn't ask for a bette adoring husband is the height even ottener if the designer be- Roll around a cardboard or papei Invited in thft apcKlrm start on your housework and plan man than my son-in-law—she ad- of selfishness. Your doctor is lieves a new fashion warrants it. tube with as few folds as pos- so that you, too, can enjoy the mits that but adds she no longe right. If you want her to de-However, Wolf is quick to point sible. holidays, suggests Mrs, Sylvia F. loves him and therefore cannot velop into a woman of char- out that not all style changes Meehan, Monmouth County homa China and glassware may need be true to herself or him if thej acter, say NO, too. Otherwise merit new molds. agent. washing, especially pieces that continue together. you'll always have a little girl But sometimes manufacturers (^.MONTGOMERY WARD Set up a schedule for tasks to have not been used recently. You They have no children. Both on your hands. do not keep up with changes in Phono LI 2-2150 MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER be done and organize your work can wash these, a few at a time, work. Her husband says he love the national figure by altering to avoid the last minute rush well in advance. dress forms, Wolf points out. my daughter so much that if i Dear Kitty: 1 of holiday preparation. Even the silver stored in the Within i few years their dress will make her happier 'he will My boy friend has been in Linens, china and silver can tarnish-proof chest may need a sizes are out of line with other give her a divorce. Our docto trouble with the law twice. He readied ahead. Check table brightening. Silver serving dishes firms' sizes. says NO, in capital letters. lives in a different town than linens to see if they have become should be polished now, too. Posture, arid foundation gar< Would I be doing the right thing but is moving here when he wrinkled In storage and need Plan holiday menus to make ments shift the womanly figure so in taking her in? After all, shileaves prison, which will be soon. freshening or pressing. To re-full use of your freezer. Whether that it does not always conform Is my only child and I still think We belong to the same church you prepare and freeze the food to standard dress form measure- of her as a little girl.—Worried He Is a steady worker, kind yourself or buy commercially ments, he says. For that reason, Mother considerate and in love with me frozen foods, last-minute food his company also product! mod- Dear Worried Mother: Your as I believe I am with him. shopping and preparation will els for makers of foundation gar- little girl has never grown up. I think he will reform for keeps SHERMAN'S be eased. That's the crux of your prob- ments, pajamas, aprons, even Set up a wrapping cornei this time as he will be among shrouds! lem. Only the immature are my friends and have reason to go where you can keep all the sup- blind to their responsibilities. Oblivious to the Venua nudes plies needed to tie up your gifts straight because of me. We arearound them, Wolfs workmen She needs a good talking to, both in our late teens. Should and try to wrap them as youeither by your doctor, you, her disinterestedly paste inches of buy them instead of saving them continue to see him? My friends papier-mache into plaster casts husband, or all three. When say yes, but they know only o Draperies to be done all at one time. The that look like sarcophagi. They packages will probably look this latest escapade.—M. then shove the wet paper bodies Slipcovers I nicer, too if you have a littl' Liberty Council Dear M.: That all depends into ovens for two days, pad them upon how deep your love is for Upholstering more time to devote to them Holds Party with cotton (to hold pins) and Do any big cleaning jobs that this wayward boy friend. Un- cover with cloth. RED BANK - The regulai less he has developed super- Bedspreads you feel must be done row andmeeting o[ the Pride of Mon When the venerable m»n was as the holidays approach relax human strength of character. just beginning, his job was much Curtains mouth Council 27, Sons an It's going to be mighty hard your housekeeping a little. Daughters of Liberty, was heli easier. Dressmakers were satis- Shop-at-Home Service Remember, tired curtains ar to keep him from breaking the fied with figures that graduate up Phone SH 1-tttt last week. A Christmas part law a third time. During those a lot easier on the family than a and revealing Pollyanna part and down the scale in methodical Sherman's tired homemaker. two terms in prison he inevit- order. Today his clients also was included. A covered dish sup ably acquired a questionable lot Decorators per followed the business meei must have forms for tall girls 4(8 Broad St.. Shrewsbury of friends who're not going to McCABE NAMED ing. and giant sized ones, petites, FREE PARKING let him go straight without a juniors, chubbies, the mature fig- TRENTON - Col. Jerome J ' Election of officers was held. struggle. Are you equal to shar- ure, and variations on all of McCabe, Sea Girt, has beeInstallation will be held Jan. 2. ing this struggle? these. named acting chief of the State Reports were given by Mrs. Even so, most women must Bureau of Aeronautics in the DeGladys Combs, Englishtown, and Dear Kitty: partment o( Conservation and Ec- Mrs. Luella Keane. Also attend- still make adjustments to ready- onomic Development, assumin ing were Mr. and Mrs. Harrj I became engaged last March. made dresses. the duties of Col^Francis R, Ger-Dowen, Mrs. Olive Croydon, Mrs My fiance and I wish to marry Only those rich enough to have ard who was recalled to active Mildred Boskey, Miss Norms and want the consent of my par-their own figure forms cast and duty with the New Jersey Aii Norman, Miss Ruth Penningtoi them or is it better for the boysent to their couturiers can ex- STORE National Guard. and Harry Tantum. to see them alone?—Curious pect a perfectly sized dress ev- Dear Curious: Asking a girl's ery shopping trip without show- parents for her hand in marri- ing up earlier for a fitting. age Is an old-fashioned custom Wolf's private paper museum but—I like it. The boy pleads of such famous figures Includes his cause alone. the shapes of Eleanor Roosevelt, DRY CLEANING SPECIAL June Allyson. tha McGuIre sis- Send your problem to Kitty ters and Patrice Munjel among Kelly care of The Register. Be others. sure to enclose a stamped, self- Mamie Eisenhower's form was deluxe straight-sew machine addressed envelope. Helpful leaf- there once, However, when her lets available. Write for "Mari- inauguration dress was made on HANDSOME CARRYING CASE SWEATERS 1 lal Harmony." It. she ordered it to be destroyed. • • Expensive features at a lew cost • Mends, darns without attachments • Modern two-tone color styling SKIRTS The perfect gift for any woman! Sews easily >ft.r Feb. 1.t BOYS over heavy seams, pins. Pushbutton drop- ••whig maditnoa start feed, automatic winder, built-in light. •s lew as 51.95 SLACKS I YYOUO R CHOICE WANTED! WANTED! MUCt CUT*20 ON Boys' Sizes 8 to 20 at Wiggle's 8-CAM AUTOMATIC FOR THE REWARD! (tag. PRICE OF 3 A complete selection of all the newest styles for boys. 119.95 99 HAVE THREE PIECES Famous brands such as "Mr. Chips," "Rob-Roy," "Lake S5 • moalh after Feb. Itl DRY CLEANED FOR THE Placid" zip-out jackets and raincoats; "Buddy" sportswear, Automatic zig-zag with 8 PRICE OF TWO plus many, many more at .... LIMITED TIME ONLY! magic jewel cams creates hundreds of stitches. AT STORE Makes darning, mending,, UNION-IMPERIAL ONLY WIGGIE'S embroidering easy. Case LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 66 Broad St. SH 7-4364 Red Bank included. Open Evenings till 9 P. M. till Christmas 500 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY SH 1-2228 RED BANK REGISTER Wed, Decemhe* 13,19$l—27 Women Democrats Present Awards Candlelight and Qreens EATWIOTN — Members of ber present (85); Mrs. Ernest Gifts were also presented to the Women's Democratic Club of Worfl, Highlands, married long- Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, Red Monmouth County held their an- est (51 years); Mrs. Edward A. Bank; Mrs. Andrew De Zemo, Methodist Choirs to Join in Carol Services null Christmas party Saturday in Browi, Sea Bright, most children Howell Township; Mrs. Rocco sented Sunday by the ministry of Church aisles ara traditionally tra. They will sing "Ring Bells The Chancel Choir will stag Crystal Brook Jan. (9); Mrs. Elizabeth Donaldson, Bonforte, Long Branch; Mrs. RED BANK — The five choirs trimmed with candles and greens at Christmas°Time," "Merrily to "Deck the Halls," arranged by Robert Norton, Sea Bright; Mrs. of the Red Bank Methodist music and fine arts. Mrs. Helen Hill of Keansburg, Belmar, most grandchildren (33); for the annual Christmas season Bethlehem," "Bring a Torch" and Erikson; "What !s This Lovely George Ruch, Sr., Atlantic High- Church will join in annual can- The services will be held at club president, was presented a Mrs. Faustina Washington, As- program. Participating will be 150 Fragrance," arranged by Healy lands; Mrs. Raymond O'Neill, dlelight carol services to be pre- 4:30 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. God Bless tW Little Things." gold pin, called a "Demmy," bury Park, second largest num- singers— members o! the Carol Willan; "Christmas Day" by Gus- Jr., River Plaza; Mrs. John Hen Junior Choir Carols especially designed for the Demo- ber of grandchildren, (27); Mrs. Choir, Junior Choir, Intermediate coski, Keansburg; Mrs. Roland At tho 7 p.m. service, the Jun-J tav Hoist, and the last movement cratic Women's Division. Charles Alias, Fair Haven, Choir, Youth Choir and Chancel Arlington, Asbury Park; Mrs. J. or Choir will sing "Tho Seven of rthe oratorio "King David' by Special gilts were presented to "mother-to-be," and Mrs. Fran- Choir. Harry Robertson, Sea Bright; oys of Mary' and "Walk to Arthur Honegger. Soloists for the the following members: Mrs. An- ces Cfetz, Keansburg, club pian- Chancel Choir will be Elizabeth Hle Wooley, Belmar, oldest mem- ist. Miss Betty Yancy, Long Branch, The service will begin with a Jethlehem," a new carol by Miss and Miss Elsie Oeziue, Asbury preludial recital played by Mar- )orothy Fee, teacher and cpm- Kohl, soprano; Mildred Stout, so- Park. A gift corsage was sent ion Tatera and Eleanor Benolst. joser from Elizabeth. This carol prano; Ruth Bell, alto; Robert Presbyterian Church Program to Mrs. Kathryn G. Huber, Both are accompanists for the fill be accompanied by minia- Spencer, tenor, and Leroy Tatem, Keansburg, who was ill and un- three performances of Uie recent lire instruments. ' baritone. abte to attend. production of "Amahl and The At both services, the Intermed- The congregation will bo asked Night Visitors" by GianCarlo Me- Second Carol Service The special gifts were pre- ate Choir will sing "The Iiabe to join in on several familiar notti presented twice recently in 31 Bethlehem," a Southern folk Christmas carols. From past es- sented by Mrs. Gustave J. Fre- the church and to be presented :arol; "Ding Dong Merrily on perience, the ministry of music ret, Fair Haven, a past president. again tomorrow at the Apollo Club High," a French carol, and "To and fine arts advises tho public Assisting were Mrs. Helen Ben- concert in Trinity Church, Asbury Sunday at Tower Hill Us Is Born a Little Child," a to arrive early to be assured of a nett, Fair Haven. Mrs. Bonforte, Park. German carol. The Youth Choir seat. RED BANK — The second of participate In the services. Both who is first vies president, pre- Mrs. Benoist is organist and will sing "Although You Are So the Tower Hill Choir and the sented the "Demmy" award. On Christmas Eve at T and two candlelight Christmas carol choirmaster at St. James Epis 'iny," a French carol; "A Dream irls Junior Choir will sing. The regular gift exchange was 9 o'clock, the ministry of music services presented by the Red copal Church of Long Branch if Christmas" by Gustav Hoist; The program will include an or- directed by Mrs. Rose Wenzel, will present a Christmas pageant Bank Presbyterian Church will and Mrs. Tatem Is organist and "The Citizens of Chartres," gan meditation by Edmondson, Navesink; Mrs. Charles Schmidt, writ'.c;i and staged by Herbert be held Sunday at 4:30 p.m. In choirmaster at Embury Method- i\French carol. They will sing "Christmas {Suite;" "The Christ- Atlantic Highlands, and Mrs. Burtis, minister of music and fine ths church under the direction of ist Church. Little Silver. [rim the gallery and will bo di- mas Story" told by Dr. Bush; Hencoski, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wood. rected by Robert Spencer. arts. "Sweet Little Jesus Boy" a solo Patriotic exercises were led by Selections by Bach ' Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster, Mrs. While who also commended Mrs. Tatem will play the "F minister, and Rev. Dr. Sargent y tenor John S. Thatcher and a lute solo, Handel's "Sonata V," the group for its work in the re- Major Pastorale" by Johann Se- Bush, minister of visitation, will ilayed by Alfred W. Jones. cent campaign of Governor-Elect bastian Bachi "Vom, Himmel BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME Selections by the Tower Hill Richard J. Hughes. Hoch", Bach: "From Heaven FOR THE HOLIDAYS )hoir will include "I Saw Three Christmas Messages Came the Angel Band," Bach; Ships," "Lullaby on a Christmas Fair Haven Christmas messages from coun and "O Hail This Brightest Day Have Your Carpets Cleaned Now :ve," "Shepherd's Cradle Song," ty chairman John W. Applegate of Days," Bach. Mrs. Benolst 'Did Mary Know?" and "Gloria For the Holiday at ... and state committeeman Paul will play "In Dulcl Jubilo," Bach; Garden Club i Excelsis.1 Kiernan were read. "In Dulcl Jubilo," Schroeder, and Mrs. Philip H. Roy will be so- "Fairest Lord Jesus,' Schroeder. Mrs. John Smith, Port Mon Lists Prizes oist in the last two selections. "O Come AH Ye Faithful1 will LEON'S The combined choirs will sing mouth, was appointed chairman Tho Finest and Fastest In Rug Cleaning Service FAIR HAVEN - Christmas b« the processional hymn, during Rise Up Early in the Morning" of a new auditing committee. SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING let the theme (or the competi- the singing of which the five and "Bethlehem." Members are Mrs. Charles Man- RUG CLEANERS tion of the Garden Club of Fair choirs will walk down all the Selections by the Girls' Choir gold and Mrs. Rudolph Kastner, Haven Wednesday in the parish both of Atlantic Highlands. ONE MORE CANDLE — W. Gordon Pagdin, right, con- aisles of the church in candle WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK hall of Holy Communion Episco- will include "Shepherd's Cradle light procession. Mrs. Norton was chairman ol ducfor {or the Monmouth Civic Chorus, who marked hit pal Church. Song" and "Love Came Down at hristmas." the Christmas party. Her com Tha services will be conducted Mrs. Carl Cluthe won first birthday last night at a Christmas party for the chorus, by Rev. Gordon Lowden and Rev. Ushers will be Fred R. Dan. mittee included Mrs. Ernest Kel- priz« lor the best corsage; Mrs. it greeted by William Nielsen, president of ths chorui, Kerry Robb, ministers of the lels, chairman, Richard K. ler, Belmar, and Mrs. Ruch and John Anderson, most original church. The first group of carols Your Holiday Specialties rown, David A. Crowell, Fred Mrs. Robert Bendict, Wall Town- during cake-cutting ceremony. Mrs. Wilbert Comaliut Christmas decoration, and Mrs. at the 4:30 service will be sung E. Engle, DonaM C. Hays, Ar- ship. James Humphreys, prettiest dec- was entertainment chairman. The program starred th* by the Carol Choir under the di' thur T. Holey, Charles C. Maute, Oration. Election of officers will be held rectioa of Miss Emma Jans Laf< Originals Personalized Attention Douglas W. McCrum, Paul R. Bamboo Butlers and a soloist, Mrs. Leonard Schloiberg, A blue ribbon was awarded Jan. 27 at a meeting in the Fla- Regan, Ira N. Sheppard and Ed- mingo Room, Main St., Kean* Hazier. Tape recordings were htard of the chorus' Mrs. Carl Luenenschloss- for ward H. Urlon. Wallace A. Ma- VISIT ANIMAL HOSPITAL horticulture exhibit. burg. Members of tho Democrat- oratorio presented last week, Party was held in Embury Home • Office • Parties ginn and Rudolph W. May will ic Club of Keansburg will be MATAWAN — Girl Scout Troop New members welcomed were Methodist Church, Little Silver, where the group re- omprise fte welcoming commit- hostesses. Mrs. Angelo Bottono is 230 recently visited the Animal Mrs. Newburn Brown and Mrs. :ee. in charge. hearses. Hospital, Rt. 18. Dr. John Os- Donald Wlnpenny, both of Pair terheld escorted the girls on a MARION FISHER, Inc. Haven. tour of the hospital and answered The club's project to place questions. The troop Is working 812 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY fresh arrangements weekly in Marine Reserve Project on the first aid to animal badge. Adjacent to Red Cross Headquarter! Hie Fair Haven Library was car- Troop members are making ried out by Mrs. Cluthe, Mrs. Christmas wreaths for their MARION FISHER TEL. 741-9230 DOROTHY BERO Malcolm Specht,, Mrs. Willard homes. Somervilla and Mrs. HaroM Lar- taud. Each created an arrange- Toys for Tots' Drive Closes Monday ment. EATONTOWN - "Toys for has already become a tradition United States who gave toys to Because Marina Reservists Members exchanged Christmas Open Every Evening Until 9:30 P. M. Tots," a nationwide toy collection throughout the country. Another the Washington, D.C., campaign must work; on the campaign dur- gifts and displayed Christmas campaign conducted every Christ- of Santa's helpers will be in appreciation of the service to home decorations. Tliere will be ing after-school or after-Job hours, mas season by the United States Archie's Resale Shop in Meyers- his country by the Marine Corps. they ask only for donations of a January workshlp In the home ville, which has loaned Santa an of Mrs. Lartaud to make bird Marine Corps Reserve, will close The appeal of 'Toys for Tots" new toys or toys in good condi- here Monday at 3; 30 p.m. when antique sleigh on which he will i CHRISTMAS feeders. The regular meeting has even reached into civilian tion. Their principal function is to Santa Claus arrives at Bamber- •ide. At two Bamberger entrance collect the toys, sort them and next month will feature a lecture obbies are placed two large bar- and military prisons, where In- ger's Monmouth to collect all toys funnel them Into proper channels on rhododendrons by Mrs. Lue- rels for toy contributions. mates have volunteered to make nenschloss. that have been contributed. or repair toys for the drive. of distribution. SPECIALS! Guests at the meeting were The toys will be distributed by Santa will arrive on a Marine the Marine Corps Reserve to Mrs. William Diekneit and Mrs. Corps truck with an escort ol Edward Noweck, Fair Haven, charitable institutions, some of Marines dressed in traditional which will be in the local area. •nd Mrs. Bruce Nord, Rumson. blue uniforms. Before picking up the toys, he will talk with all The "Toys for Tots" program children there and distribute can- was established by the Marine SID'S BOOTERY SUGGESTS: SILEX TOASTER Keyporf Man dles. Corps Reserve in 1948, when three Reserve officers in the Los An- This year, for the first time, jeles area suggested that the ad Wins Medal radio station WNTA and Bam- ministration and organizational Thlt highly pellshtd ehromtd finish toaster Is thermostati- KEYPORT — Westinghouse berger's New Jersey are giving diow-how of The Marines be used Electric Corporation ha3 awarded Santa and ths Marine Corps a to spark the peacetime project. to give anil to wear cally controlled and completely automatic. For light, Cornelius Ackerson, Elizabeth helpful hand hi a campaign which The result was the beginning o medium or dork toast, just turn selector. and Kearny Sts., a bronze medal campaign which has coliecte (or sales achievement. Drama+iques tiore than 30-million toys for les Mr. Ackerson is employed by fortunate children in 200 cities Regular $9.95 Public Service Electric and Gas Among the contributors t Co., Newark. The sale contest Give Program "Toys for Tots" have been Mrs was conducted by Westinghouse KEYPORT — The Grammar Dwight D. Eisenhower and on a national level School Dramatiques presented a former Korean ambassador to thi In the Westinghouse citation, Christmas program at a meeting Mr. Ackerson's efforts in perse- of the Grammar School Parent- •788 verancs and creative saleman- 'eacher Association in Central •hip were considered by the panel School Monday. of the judges to be "outstand- for all the family ing." Three Christmas selections were sung by the PTA chorus. Mrs. Walter O. Staeger, vice Somatlmu It'i hud to know jut Ik. HsH lift to tfra, bat Plan Cake Sale president, conducted the business wh*n you girt ilipptn your problem U • problem no mort, KEYPORT — The executive meeting. Members voted to spon- RUG CLEANERS Evsryom niedj, tod lovea to find new clipper* on C!ri«Un«i board of the Hebrew Women's sor a Girl Scout troop. morn. You™ Is « tiM-full of «tjl« . . ., colon. League met recently in the sy WALL TO WALL gogue. Final plans were made Mrs. Ivins Morse, school nurse, 5 TUBE for a cake sale to be held tomor- equested donations of good used CARPETING :lothtag for needy students. row at the Food Fair In the Mld- Professionally Cleaned cozrs dletown Shopping Center, Rt. 35, Mrs. Alice V. Smith's fifth Using Women's $3.99 from 9 a.m. to S p.m. grade class was awarded the Mrs. Eugene Newman, 514 PTA banner. Hostesses were the BIGELOW'S Children's TABLE Mackey St., Belford, is chairman. pre-primary and first grade $2.99 \ The adult study group will mothers. KARPET-KARE® meet hi the horns of Mr. and The next meeting, Jan. 8, will PROCESS Mrs. Hebert Rothenherg, Wai- )e preceded by a covered dish RADIO ting Terrace, Sunday. supper at 7 p.m. At the meeting CALL NOW! t Power packed hi-fi Hostesses were Mrs. Milton he tentative 1962-63 school budg- MEN'S speaker Gale, Mrs. Larry Eiseman and et will be discussed. CA 2-5042 Mrs. Lawrence Marlin, warm lined • Built-in antenna 777 • Assorted two-tone COLLEGE HOLIDAY $5.99 colors HACKETTSTOWN - Students » Fully warranted from Centenary College for Wom- en who will begin their Christmas Regular $9.95—Save $2.18 vacation Dec. 20 include Misses WOMEN'S Emily Margaret Curley, daughter THE GIFT FOR HER ... of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cur- VELVETS ley, 245 Sycamore Ave., Shrews- If she knits, (he'll want one of our knitting bury; Stephanie Jane Blenenwald, tMgs from fl.7« to $4.98. $3.99 and $4.99 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis If in doubt, may we suggest a gilt SILEX STEAM and Blenenwald, 14 Dogwood Rd., certificate . . . Knitters World, Middletown; Donna Lynn Gray, Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. "SHAGS" Gray, 123 Garden Rd., Shrews- Children's $3.99 DRY IRON bury, and Barbara Ann Lane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Women'i $4.99 Nino large steam vents give con- Lane Jr., 15 Club Cir., Monmouth Renrh stant, even flow of steam. Stream- lined with fingertip switch. MEN'S cushion sole Regular $9.95 $3.99 788A Many other styles available, including slipper socks Open Daily 9 A. M. ro 9 P. M. 'rll Christmas SID'S B00TERY1 menmoutii soppshoppingg centeceer PHONE SH 1-0078 MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN | Little Silver Shopping Center 1 S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 23r-W«if December 13,1961 BED BAXK REGISTER Magee Stars As Matawan Caseys Hold Off Lion Roinps Over CBA, 60-38

LINCROFT - Matawan High's lins and Bowie accounting for 13, and a trio of tosses from the Rally For 56-54 Win sparkplug guard, Terry Magee, of Matawan's 15 points. Mag«f :hatity line while Bowie and Col- scored 27 points yesterday to led the way with two field goals ins pegged three points each. pace the Huskies to a convincing John Croddick was high man for final stanza. Paul Herr sparkled MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - The Caseys won the Jayvee 60-38 victory over Christian he losers in the final stanza with Red Bank Catholic High waltzet Hie Hliddletown five in thgamee , having a much easier lime Brothers Academy in the Acade- four free throws. out to an 1M lead n the first final quarter, tossing in eight than the varsity in scoring a 51- my's sparkling new gymnasium Middletown High Bob Gerraano was high scor- quarter, 1>u! had to hold off a ooints after sitting out the third 37 decision. Boh Fitzgerald paved here. er for CBA with 10 points on Strong Middletown Township period with three persona! fouls. It was the opening game for Athletes Receive three buckets and four foul shots High in the second half to rip Foul Shooting Decides the way to the win with 15 points while Hilton chipped in with nine. the Lions, 56-54, here last night. while Ricky Dorris and Les both clubs and was the first Foul shooting made the differ- CBA's next encounter will be The game evened both club's varsitv contest played on the ence a* the Caseys dumped in Smith had 11 and 10, respectively, Varsity Letters tomorrow night at Keyport. records at 1-1. CBA floor. . 24 of 31 charity pegs while Mid- for Middletown. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - The Huskies take on Middle- Coach Don Ctok's Caseys, Magee combined with two oth- dletown converted 20 of 27 tosses. Letters were awarded to Middle- town Township Friday night on sparked by Frank Pezzuti's 10 RedtBank Catholic plays host er veterans on the club, Bill Tile Lions took a 17-16 edge in town Township High School ath the Convention Hall court in As- points, took a 21-16 lead into the to Atlantic Highlands Friday Bowie and Bill Collins, to pace field goals. letes recently in a special assem bury Park. second quarter and upped their night in its next tilt while Mid- the Bruce MacCutcheon-coached Pezzuti was high man for the dletown takes on a rugged Mat- quintet to a 20-10 scoring advan- bly. Christian Brothers copped the lead to 12 points at the half, 38- jayvee tilt in a romp, 55-28. The winners with 22 points, 10 com- awan quintet Friday night at Ihe tage in the second quarter that Michael Seiser, coach of the 26, outscoring the Lions 17 to 10 victors were led by Mike Reich- ing from the foul line. Wall was Convention Hall, Asbury Park. pulled the Huskies out of reach. cross-country team, presented in the second stanza. Don Wall ey's 16 points. George Siebert paced the winners in the second also in double figures with 11. n. R. Catholic l.'.Hi Middlelimn <5|> It was easy to tell it was the letters to David McDowell, John KtickleLf IIKl'l nif y 1 '} D I2 llitlil..R [ . hUullivafli >V J1 t 3 3 !) Kohms, Richard Anderson, Wil- had 11 for the Huskies. quarter with seven points on three Brian Buckley was next in RBC's .•tclmeiii I) < | Olrintln i I T opening tilt for both clubs as CBA (J»> MnlamW <«>> field goals and a single toss from scoring column with eight. OEspo 2 4 t Wllsoi) 0 5 5 many walking violations, sloppy liam Ehlers, Roy Pellegrino, Rob- O F P O P P 1 5h 71 1\ KapKapp Ii 0 0 0 ert Scharlach, Eugene Embler, Croflrilck 1 4 B|Bt>«l« 1 11 the free throw line. Herr, on his last-quarter per- Ward ft 0 0 i aclmriicl •_• < s passes, and personal fouls were Hill j 3 9 Collim 4 3 11 iy n I ! 3 A ] [ | McCoopy Thomas McGregor and Charles J (11)1 Macra II 5 :7 Coach Dave Wirth's Lions came ?, 0 fl seen; •mano formance of eight points, paced o o o j Unman 3 2 8 Jorgenson, I 1 o 2 1 Stun 0 o n 8 10 L'2 | Ilerr 3 5 U The second quarter, In which r» c roaring back in the second half Ihe Lions with 11. Ken Bullivant h OOO riynn 1 D to outscorc the Caseys, 14-6, in Magee, Bowie and Collins all , Soccer awards were presented 0 0 had nine while Paul-Roman and 16 '.'I 56 17 10 51 lotilipr II 0 (II WphlM 5 the third quarter, and 14-8 in the il R. Citliollc !l 17 0 8—66 dumped in three haskets each, by coach Harold Rogers to James mrkamp 11 3 1 Belt Robert Scharlach each had eight. Mlddlekwn IS 10 14 14-31 Harptr n marked the closest the two teams Allen, George Andrews, Fred (aaratano 0 0 (1 came to playing first class bas Bopp, Mike Brier, Ed Budelman, Lewis Harvey, John Greenip, 12 14 38 54 12 «n ketball. „„,. 5 VI « 13—H James Maguire, Art Mont- Coach Jim Dooley's CBA quin- Malayan - 1( 7H 11 1J-«O gomery, Tom Randall, Lynn Officials — Soboul and TrmcsUo. tet stayed close to the Shore Scarano, Paul Simpson, Bob Conference B Northern Division Speck and Paul Yurko. runnerup five until the Huskies Juniors who received awards High School started to find the field goal were Bill Barnard, James range and jumped from a 24-17 Connolly, Ed Fox, Don Hayden, advantage to a 32-17 edge. Bow- Wayne Wcseman and Spencer Results ie and Collins both tossed in a Wickham. Red Bank Catholic 58, Middle- pair of buckets in the string. Coach Phil Braun presented town Twp. 54 CBA, sparked by John Hilton's football letters to Walt Ayer, Matawan 60, Christian Broth- free throw and basket, scored RogeRoger Harding, Jim Kellett, Jim ers Academy 38 MIDDLETOWN DEUCE — Robert Scharlach, Middletown the first four points of the third Novembre, Michael Katz, Jim Neptune 88, Point Pleasant Township, gooi high to tap in a field goal in last night's quarter to close the gap to 34- Foster, John Kellogg, Charles Beach 43 23. but Magee hit a pair of free Middletown-Red Bank Catholic gams. Other cagers, Kunes, Louis Montenaro, John Lakeivood 48, Manasquas SI throws, followed with a deuce on Wittek, Ray Falconetti, Robert Freehold Reg. 45, Princeton from left to right, are Harry Wilson, Middletown; a fast break, and Collins tallied Veth, Al Guenthner, Tom Wilton, 43 George Schneider, Red Bank Catholic, No. II, and Ken on a jumper to make it 40-23. Jack DeLage, Tom Beers, Brick Twp, 62, Sayrevllle M Magee then hit a jumper to up Bullivant, Middletown, (glasses). Red Bank Catholic Paul Herr, Joe LoPrestl, Jack Toms River 63, Wall Twp. 43 the count to 42-23 and the Husk- Roman, Bob Diaz. Donald Wein Hoffman (S. A.) 95, Rutgers nipped tha Lions, 56-54. ies had no trouble scoring the ing, Fred Richards, Floyd Prep 42. . rest of the contest. Lodge, Ken Foulks, Wayne Ker- The fourth quarter scoring was rigan, John Laird and William Cornell's football team includes Hamey Expects Yankees back and forth with Magee, Col- Vontanger. 16 lettermen. To Have Record Payroll

NEW YORK (AP) - Roy "That would be by far the big Hamey, the man who" handles the gest outlay of salaries we have purse strings, says he wouldn't ever had," the energetic general ANY SIZE!••• be surprised if the New York manager added today. "In the Yankees1 1962 payroll hit $500,- past, our salary figure hasn't 000—an all-time high. gone much past the halfmillios dollar mark—not even in the TUBE-TYPE Babe Ruth and Joe DiMaggio days. OR Basketball 'But now we have an unusual situation. We have several play> Schedule ers who have made outstanding! TUBELESS... records. They expect to be re-i TODAY warded, and rightly so. Srton Hall (Patcrson) vs. "Besides, we're in the biggest Monmouth College at Conven- city of the country and we're •.. J ,01 THE CASEYS — Frank Pezmti, with ball, Red Bank Catholic cage ace, tion Hall, Asbury Park champions. We're not complain- drives around Kan Bullivant, No. 21, Middletown Township High, to scoro in last TOMORROW ing, understand. It's a nice fix night's '"' at Middletown. Other cagars in on the action are, left to right, Robert Christian Brothers Academy to be in." WHITEWALLS Scharlac Harry Wilson, and Paul Herr, all Middletown. Red Bank Catholic won, at Keyport The biggest grabs at the Yan- FRIDAY kee money bags may be made 56-54. : Atlantic Highlands at Red in the next few days. Bank Catholic Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris . Rumson-Fair Haven Reg. at and Whitey Ford are in New Central Regional York to push a new merchandis' Tayfor Trails Jimmy Brawn Freehold Reg. at Toms Riv- ing project. While around (Ford er '. " . • . . lives close, anyhow), they might St. Rose at Lakcwood as well start talking about mon- Wall Twp. at Southern Reg. ey. By 71 Yards In Rushing Rave Middletown Twp. vs. Mata- Mantle, whose $75,000 made wan nt Convention Hall, As- him the highest paid player in the American League last year, NEW YORK (AP) - Jim Tay- bury Park years and No. 1 this season, by Packers to the San Francisco conferred with Hamey yesterday lor'« bid to dethrone Cleveland's Croydon Hall at South River 71 yards. Brown, in turn, will be 49ers, 22-21. and has another front office con- Jimmy Brown as the top rusher ; Asbury Park at Perth Amboy busy In New York against the Brown has rushed an even 1.300 ference today. In the National Football League Hightstown at Hoffman Eastern Division pacesetting Gi- yards this season and Taylor 1,229. Mickey is expected to ask reaches the climax stage, Sunday, Point Pleasant Beach at •nts:- ' No other player is even close. boost up to at least $85,000 and last day of the regular season. Mnnasquan Taylor gained 66 yards on; the Giants'Alex Webster lagging Wcehawken at Brick Town- possibly up to $90,000 for the The gifted Green Bay Packer Brown last Sunday as the teams far behind in third with 837. .317 batting average and 54 home fullback will enter Sunday's game ship of both players went down to de- Cleveland's quarterback Milt runs he contributed to the Yan- against the Rams at Los An- Monmouth College at Pater- Plum continued to set the pass- kees' winning cause last year. geles trailing Brown, league rush- feat. The Browns bowed to the son State College ing pace, according to NFL fig- Ing leader each of the last four Chicago Bears, 17-14, and . the SATURDAY Maris, whose 61 home runs WINTER TREADS ures released today. He has com- made him the most talked-about Round Robin at Asbury Park pleted 170 of 277 tosses for 2,325 player possibly since the days of APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES High yards, or 61.4 per cent, and 17 Babe Ruth, said ha hasn't dis- OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES 7:30 p.m. Red Bank vs. St. Rozelle Cracks Down touchdowns. Philadelphia's Sonny cussed money matters with his Rose Jurgensen is second and Green bosses yet, but expects to do so S p.m. Long Branch vs. As- Bay's Bart Starr third. at an early date. Ford, a 25-4 12-MONTH bury Park On Eagle Complaints pitcher, said the same. Except in kickoff returns, all SUNDAY other races for individual honors Maris made a reported $45,000 Road Hazard Guarantee Roselle Catholic at Christian NEW YORK (AP) -. Commis- kicker)," said McNally in Phil- remained unchanged. Dick Bass last year and is said to be Plus our Famous LIFETIME GUARANTEE Brothers Academy (3;30 p.m.) sioner Pete'Rorelle of the N adelphia. "I called up Mike Wil- of the Los Angeles' Rams stepped shooting for Mantle's salary area, Honored in ALL 50 STATES and CANADA which would mean an almost tlonal Football League cracked son to tell him about it and he ahead of rookie Pat Studstill of by 60,000 Firestone Dealers and Stores down on Philadelphia Eagles' of- said: 'I know it; I already told Detroit as the No. I kickoff re- Florida Upsets double kickup in his paycheck. Guarantees ficials yesterday for "statements Gibbs he blew it." turn specialist. Bass has an aver- Ford is certain to demand a fat Our Wittier Treads;identified against tira increase over his $35,000. by Medallion and shop mark, ar. emanating in Philadelphia in the In New York, Wilson had only age of 31.8 yards to 29.7 for failure from... last two days." Studstill. Wake Forest "I'll tell you this," Hamey said OUARANT1CD a "no comment" to answer Mc- 1. Against defect* in work- In line with league policy, Nally, : :. Green Bay's Paul Hornung. with GAINESVILLE. Fla. (AP) - [irmly, "we are not doubling any- manship and tnalemls Ice body's salary. It's our policy to during tifo of trend. Rozelle would not say whether he At.Joliet, III., where he spoke 146 points, has just about re-The great all-around play of Cliff St. Against normal road haz- and had fined any Eagle brass. Any at a luncheon, Gibbs said ".the moved all doubt about who's so- Luyk gave the Florida Gators a reward players for good work, ards (except repairaUa Spikii Win €lau Stonti ln { but this is a gradual and continu- punctured) encountered in anouncement must come •from kicker was knocked down and if 8 ° m*™ the most points. 71-65 upset victory last night over everyday passenger car Snow the club or individuals. I didn't call the play the way I Taylor is second with Wake Forest, which was ranked ing process, based in part on uae (or 12 months. service to the club over a span. Repairs mads without charge. Curb, Chuckholtt Sfcki Rorelle's action came as a sur- did. people would say 'Gibbs, Other leaders include Ray Ber- third nationally in the preseason replACementA proraled on tread Scraper Associated Press basketball poll. "Remember, we also have fel- wear and based on list prices And 1001 Other prise. It was announced by Jim you've lost your, guts' and it ry of Baltimore in pass rccep- current at tima of adjustment. No Cost or obligation Ken^il, the league's public rela- would he time for me to quit." jtions with 71; Dick Lynch of New Luyk excelled in rebounding, lows like Yogi Berra ($30,000), Common Road Hazards tions director, at a weekly lunch- Gibbs said he doubted that Wi!-jYovk. ,interceptions with nine: defense and scoring and came up Elstnn Howard. John Blanchard of with the big plays every time and Luis Arroyo, to name a few. eon meeting held by the New son made the comment attributed Ya'e Detroit, punters Wlth an Wake Forest threatened. He hit All had good years and made York Giants, who beat the Eagles to him by McNally. average of 4S.3 yards. Sunday, 28-24, to clinch at least < 24 points while holding Wake For- contributions to our success. t conference tie. est star Lcn Chappcll to 21. "They'll want their rewards, Luyk also took rebounding lion SPECIAL "League action will be taken g~ sw but I don't expect any salary kicker was acting, he's a liclluval regardind g statements emanating ors from Chappell as the fi-8 stars troubles. These fellows deliver- good aclor, I saw him roughed', from Philadelphia in the last two matched talents. Luyk came off so do the Yankees. They know land I called it 15. But if it was1, with 10 rebounds and Chappell days." said Kensil. running into the kicker, ^.NeptlUlC RlllS it." CAPITOL 5-STAR It was learned jhat Rozelle al- - . . . seven. Do your Christmas |>5 a (jve yard pcna|(> Tom Barbcc, a junior college LP HI-FI ALBUM shopping here... the Giants still have the ball and Point, 88-43 , transfer, also had a heavy ha:id Hawkins Leads while we service was notified. jil's first down." iin Florida scoring with 1G points. your c:.r Rozelle and.Kensiand.Ke-n ! would noli; After the penalty—opy n a fourth NEPTUNF. — Nate Bcauford, I Lou Merchant, jump siiot ABL Scorers Sec our wide selection elaborate on the "statcments"|and six situation on New York's 6-5 senior, dumped in 24 points;specialist and captain of I h ei 10 big hits by Dean Martin. Kay of toys and gifts .., low, 24—the Giants moved to their,last night to pace Nenume!Gators, turned his talents to feed-' CHICAGO (AP)— Connie Haw- Starr, Nat King Cole. Guy Lorn- low prices, and conven- that were at issue. bardo and Jackie Glcason. fourth and winning touchdown in!over Point Pleasant Beach in ing and seltiiiR up plays. He took: kins of Piltsburah has taken over ient terms. However. Eagle coach Nick the scoring lead in the American Skorich and general managor eight more plays. j the opener fnr both teams. few shots and scored only Bcauford pof a big scoring as- points, but hit the goal that put Basketball Lcapue through Vince McNally had beeh critical Skorich said in Philadelphia he games o( last Sunday. of the officials' calls in the Giantihad not yet been contacted by>ist from 6-3 Wall Holland, who Florida ahead In Slav at 54-52 with less than six minutes left. Hawkins boosted his averac?, game, particularly a 15-yardjlhc league. "All I can say iS;«*scd in 20 points, Liivk and Barbco hit throe to 2.1.:! with 531 points in 2.1 roughing • the - kicker penally hindsight is worth a dime, furc-j games, dropping last week's lead- against Ihe Eagles with about 6l' million dollars." he said.; Imrrv Florida Jj 2 ip p.inie away at that er, Dan Swarlz of Los Angeles, ,2 SEE US minutes (o go "And I'm looking forward tn the NBA Standings ffi '5,, into second p In c e. Swartz lias ?,F0R TIRES Skorich said in Philadelphia.Lions," (Eagles play the Detroit By The Associated Press a 22.3 average with 527 points in that his game films showed the (i-iLions a! Detroit Sunday and Florida played aggressively from the start. Carlos Morrison -3 R rial touchdown pass by the Gianls must win while New York IOSCS IIASIKRN DIVISION hit eipht points early and the Swartz, however, retained hisj where your dollar buys MILES more should have been ruled incomjlo Cleveland to force a tie play- W I, Pet. .-.Gators went ahead. 11-7. Thrv lead in free throws with IDS, plete because Del Shnfncr "did off.) a tl t0 5 Boston . . .19 kent (he lead the rest of the firs'ti " P 'he league in free throw not come down with both feet in, McNylly was out of IOIMI and "hl'ndclphin 16 I "Jllihalf and at halftimc it was 33-24 ! percentage with a .!>12 mark. STORES bniinds." .unavailable (or comment. Syracuse 11 IS .407 Robert Kaiser of Washington MrNally quoted Mikr Wilson. |jolli Leo Sugar and John No- New York 8 19 .296: RED BANK Tl f>l'AV MIMM) and Larry Friend of Los Anodes Maple Ave. at White St. '1, DOWN I.KAf.l K chief of Ihe league's officials, III pii.vm.io- point goals wiih 32 each. Red Bank—SH 7-5700 made an incorrect call on thc;AssocialenK 'Auto r»ti™. :i on Independence Day. RED BANK REGISTER Wed, Decenjber 13,1961-29 Splits and Expect Star Field For Indoor Misses Track Meet Saturday At CBA By LINCROFT - Some of the top Seton Hall's Bobby Dycke and where from the half to the 2 PAUL A. ALBRECHT schoolboy runners of the slate Vadim Schledenko can go toy- mile and Coach Bill Perichitty will be competing in an indoor will be picking the jpots for them ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BOWLING—The Atlaiv track meet Saturday »t Christian and also planning to double up Brothers Academy. Lakewood Beats in the longer relays. tic Highlands Recreation has gone to the Petersen Point Seven teams have entered thus Steve Ashurst looks like * shoo- system. On Monday nights, the Two Women Petersen far, including Seton Hall, St. in for the 300 in which he holds Point Classic loop holds sway with Muscle's Water Rose, Our Lady of the Valley, Manasquan the academy oval record, but Holy Trinity, Del Barton and Ro- may be pressed by CBA's Art De- mellon Bar showing a slim 3.15 point lead over the selle Catholic and the host team, Faiio. Bobby Dycice or CBA's R & G Sports Shop. Muriel Sepese heads the average Christian Brothers. There will be Quintet, 48-36 Frank Ragan should take the 800 varsity and freshman events with MANASQUAN - Lakewood if Ashurst passes this up for th« parade, as well as the Watermellon clan with 163. combined scoring for a team High School, defending Central shorter route. Thursday night, the Two Man Petersen Classic trophy. Twelve events have been scheduled in each section—10 Jersey Group III champion, had Ashurst also makes Valley the takes to the lanes. Dwight's Plumbing has a good running events, including 60-yard quite a scare last night, but used favorite in the four-lap relay, teaming with Pat McConnon 11.76 point lead over second place Drinkwater's and dash, 300, 600, half-mile, mile foul shots to score a 48-36 victory and two-mile run plus relays as among others. CBA's two-four lap 12.73 points over Ed's Auto Service. Harry Dwight over a surprising Manasquan well as a shot put and high jump. relays should be close it the fin- is the average leader with 187. Dalton Carhart's 677 High five on the court here. ish and rank next to Valley's. is the top series, and that 253 by Tim Whitman is tops Seton Hall's two mile rely team The Piners were outscored Art Zilincar of the academy victorious in 8:10.4 at the Lough from the floor, IS field goals to looks to be the best shot putter for high single game. Hit games last week, will be 13, hut dumped In 22 free throws in the Slate Catholic Conference Also on Monday night is the Monday Night United split up allowing Al Fraenkel, to only four (or the losers. off his seventh place.In tht who ran 2:00, to concentrate on The Piners' 6-4 center, Marty Loughlin meet, which had the league in which the Hauser Insurance team seems to the half, while 1:59 Ray Wrysch Engel, was high scorer In the best of the Metropolitan area, have .the correct policy, a policy of winning more along with teammate Ted Ziile- contest with 20 markers, 10 of CBA may come up with other sperger take a crack at the mile which came from the free throw places in this event from Bob games. So far, Hauser's has won V/2 more than second against St. Rose's Mike Serwat- line. Maano Millcs was also in Germano and Mike Fitzgerald. place Petraglia's Golf Sales. The golfers are a half game ka and CBA's Charley Dippel. double figures with 13, five com- The high jump is wide open up on Grand Plaza Pizza and the Sunrise Dairy. The SUCCESSFUL HUNTING TRIP — Alphonse Mouraux, Navesinlc, showi off Hi9 deer Also in the half will be local ing on foul shots. with Ed Mulvihil! of ths home Pizza boys are proud of Bob Nelson for his loop lead- stars Ed Creagan of St. Rose Jim Clark led the losers with school a slight favorite. which he, George W. Maury, Jr., Eatontown, and Donald A. Kornek, Navesinlc,' shot and CBA's George Sheehan, who 10 points on five field goals while ing average of 177 and the Insurance men are just as did 2:04.4 two weeks ago. Tom in a recent hunting trip at Cape Cod, Mass. The 12-point buck, center, weighed in Bob Meyers was next with eight MOl.MPri. MEN'S LIAOn proud of Tim Whitman for his high game and series Donohue, Valley's star half mil- markers on four buckets. Inp Citkf Service 21 14 at 220 pounds. The eight-pointer, left, weighed 180, and ths four-pointer checked er, and Dennis Carleton of Trini- iCeyport Wine * 1Liquor ..——.til* U'i of 263 and 650. Manasquan held s 21-18 advan- Cratf'i Bav^rtit* -™,.19Vi l*'i ty should make this a preview of tage at the half and led by one Arnntrong Tixtco __ ...-,.-,.It H in at 160 pounds. the slate championship. Ewlnctnn Tils 1« » The Tuesday Night Businessmen's race Is dose. point entering the final quarter. Hay*hore> Hardware II S Here the Siegfried Hardware team has a slight two- game bulge over Julian's Sport Shop. Julian's Colts' Coaches sports a l'/2-game edge over McCue's Plumbing, BUY ANY TIRE IN THIS SALE WITHOUT A RECAPPABLE TRADE-IN who in turn shows 2'/ over the Bowtell Agency. WE'LL ACCEPT ANY OLD TIRE IN TRADE. REGARDLESS OF ITS CONDITION 3 Sweating It Out AT THE McCue's Plumbing has the only four figure single There's a Bamberger Drive-In Auto Center near you: t'Paramus: Parking field A-4 >t the Garden State Plat* BALTIMORE (AP) — Four as- EATONTOWD t'Monmouth: Adjacent to Bamberger's at the team game, an even 1,000. That bowling cop fom t'Menlo Park: Parking field #13 it the Shopping Center sistants are sweating it out along CIRCLE Eatontown Circle Rumson, Jim Halligan, is rolling at the fastest with Weeb Ewbank over his job •Newark: Sales, service at 428 High St., entrance on •PliinfWd: Sales, service 245-47 E. 3rd St, Between •uw jiuirt MMtiii itou, out of tMtuon matt clip, 186. Ed Glas' 637 is the high threesome. as head coach of the Baltimore Academy St. ' Roosevelt Ave, Church St. Colts. 'Quick expert installation and service on tires, mufflers, shocks, batterief and seat covers. tBrakei and alignment service. The Wednesday Night Women's Commercial league Nervousness of the assistants is a four-team race, although Koeppel's Plumbing is up reported yesterday in the Bal- timore Evening Sun attests to a four games over second place Parkway Shell The At- suspicion that the Colt manage- lantic Bakery and Caruso Esso are parked but another ment is mulling over a coaching half game back. Again Muriel Sepese is the average change for next season. leader with 160. "I'm afraid a change is com- ing," one assistant told Walter Thursday mornings the alleys are pleasant with the Taylor of the Evening Sun in aroma of coffee and doughnuts. The atmosphere is Long Beach, Calif. "In this business, you have to made even more pleasant as Stanley's Confectionary expect it," said another. heads this Coffee and Doughnut league. In a way, it "I wish they'd tell us if we're is appropriate that this team* heads the list because it out, so we'd know," declared a third. "And so we can hook on if sponsored by Paula Amsterdam, the one who organ elsewhere," added the fourth. ized this loop. Mary Carhart has rolled the high se- The assistants are Herman Ball, Charlie Winner, John San- ries, 482, which is 11 pins better than the second high dusky and Don McCafferty. series of 471, rolled by Gloria Brown. These two gals Carroll Rosenbloom, principal are sisters and Intend to keep the honors in the fam- Colt owner, went to Hawaii after the Colts lost, 34-17, to the Los ily. Angeles Rams Saturday. It was Before some of our readers wonder how it is pos- the sixth loss in 13 National Foot- sible for these women to roll in the mornings, they ball League games. Before he left, Rosenbloom re- should know that the Atlantic Highlands Recreation plied to point blank questions has supplied a playroom where the little tots are kept about Ewbank's future "we have YOUR CHOICE happy while their moms relax by splintering pins. a coach and a coaching staff- Nothing will be done until after Conner's Hotel is trying to reserve first place the year is over and we sit down in the Thursday Night Tavern loop. If successful, to evaluate the season as we it will be the second year in a row that this team always do." Ewbank told N.P. Clark of the Is the champ of the tavern teams. Loori's Bar Baltimore News-Post he had shows a three-game deficit and at the same time has heard nothing from Rosenbloom 2 for 20.99 more games than Herb's Bar. Paul's Tavern has to indicate. his days are num bered. With 24 maul* guarafitee one to go to equal Herb's. Ralph Marchetti is do- "I expect he may be dissatis- *7to>5 hjeetry fchiihwH, ing his best to get Rumson's Frank's Tavern to fied with our season," Ewbank PwwJ in ilW ^My A OTI WH Hi ^VM the top with a league-leading average of 182. was quoted. "I am myself." I think any season is a had one In Whatever you need — tube-type or tubeleM, 13", 14" or IS" — Bob Waldman sports the high game of 2SS. w h i c h we don't win the cham- Paul's Tavern misses the big ball of Nooks "300" pionship, you can get it in the tiro construction of your choosing *t dis- "On t h e o th e r hand, I don't Halliday, but more than missing his rolling they and all think I can be held to blame for count prices. Not til tizet in all types, to come early for beit league members are wishing him a complete recovery our "losses. We have made •election. from a recent operation. Nooks will be out for the rest changes. "But on, the whole, we are of the season. Take care of yourself, Nooks, and doing pretty much the same gpeedy recovery is conveyed by this colunm. things pretty much the same way that won us two championships Things haven't been quiet at the Middletown Lanes. (1958-59)." t •*» *• Stn Tik.aha Fiore Corcione rolled a 300 practice game. Tom Paris Meanwhile, Clark came up with 4nrlnrall fcWbmll •tadmil had a 684 in the Middletown A loop and Buck Smith's another candidate in the event _2 hr 20.99_ -2 hr 27.99 2 (w 2799 Ewbank is released after eight noxis __2 fcr !*.••_ -2 hr II.W MtaU _2 hr JI.99 rolled 3,084 the same night. That Jim Halligan cropped seasons in Baltimore, Clark nom- up again with a 642 to lead Buck Smith's to this total. inated Eddie Erdelatz, former •MH1S __2 hr M.99 -2 hr 35.99 8SM4 _1 hr )M* Don MacLaughlin and Paul Dobrosky added 630s, Ray coach at Navy and of the Oak- land Raiders in the American »- mill tar oaajM can: •/Breeder a 583 and George Haydick anchored with a 581. Football League. _2forB« UHlt .2 hi 27.99 Incidentally, George is the average leader with 198. Earlier reports had thrown the AH prieM phta to. mi mj t »U lira b tmlo. "Dodo" Acerra led the King Amusements team to a names of Frank "Pop" Ivy, re- signed St, Louis Cardinal coach, WfchtirtJb aai(bar U|k«r. three-game sweep of Perry's Bowling Supplies in the and Joe Kuharich of Notre Dame, Red Bank Recreation Thursday Night Three-man Class- into the hat for Ewbank's job. ic loop. "Dodo" rolled games of 204, 234 and 212, for Bob Scholtz, ex-Notre Dame 650. This gives him the second high series behind Moe football player, appeared in all Shulman's 657. John F. Kinney, Jr., had a 608 for the Detroit Lion League games last Monmouth County National Bank, but his team dropped season as a center. two to the loop leaders, Sherman Decorators, and dropped to third place behind Pardu Waxing Co. This HERE! is Jack's second 600 series of the season and the sec- ond of his bowling career. Many more of these and he A DIFFERENT will give up his job as the Rumson superintendent of schools of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional and turn to AUTO POLICY! VANDERBILT HEAVY-DUTY bowling as a business. For the second week in a row, You've never had insurance like this. If you have a good safe Leo Zacek had a.600 series for Mary Carter Paints— driving record, you can qualify BATTERIES WITH 24-MO. 601 this time. Mary Carter still dropped two to Mi- for this new and different policy GUARANTEE—INSTALLED FREE chael's Sports Wear. , which rewards safe drivers. The Overhead Dood Products Corp. is trying • IOWEST POSSIBLE COST to close the door on the rest of the teams in the • FURTHER ANNUAL DISCOUNTS SAFETY-NYLON TIRES WITH M-NONTM MAHNTEE* • AUTOMATIC QUARTERLY 7.99' Red Bank Recreation Tuesday Night Bowling PAYMENTS For Mott 640x15 hibe-typ* Mockwall, league. Volkland's Towing Service has its hook • TOP-QUALITY PROTECTION o-Vott can plui tax and any 2 old rirei in trade under that door, however, and has only to raise it Sit Tobvtro blocWoll This GOLD KEY AUTO POLICY is Sin Tabt-typa blockvoll «!0«l$ 2 (or 27.99 I>4 notches to move into a tie. If The Red Bank backed by The Home Insurance 67»ilS 2 W 20.» 710ilS 2 for 3I.W 2 for Register team gets three more extras it will be tied Company's fait, fair national claims 9.99" 710x15 2 far 24.99 76OilS. 2 hr 33.49 service! For Mot rail*. 2 for 27.99 for first place. This is a high point for The Reg- 12-Yolt con IMhtlS .2 rot M.» To get all the money-saving (acts 2 for J199 later team and the atmosphere may just make the 85Oil4 . 2 for 359? —and further information on ad- Trirei include, old battary "> 'nit. team members heady enough to go all the way. ditional features including a 5-year Batteries for ottisr ran available at 13" tubelMs for core 6SO.13 (or 27.9? ht 23.9? Rogel's Club Metra is the last team to show a bet- continuation guarantee phone or limilar low priest. Commuted agiioat 17.99 All price* plait tj» mid may 2 old lire* in tnde. como in today. """ eell failure for Mid period. ter than 500 average, with 20 and 19, a four-game Whitewilli tlightlr higher. deficit. CALL OSborne 1-2500, KEIIogrj 1-2400 OR WRITE on tires. Free delivery within our delivery area Overhead Door is also looking down on the rest of GOLD KEY On Tcl«strvle« and mall ardcra. add st ptr tlrt. ThU win b« rslundtd er crtdlttd to your account whtn yau bring ysur old tlrt(f) In trad* t* any Bambtrgar Auto Cantar. the teams in the team series race with a 2,776. Vin- (Except C.O.D.'s add 50c) Bamberger's Drive-In Auto Center (Depti 143, 144,) at the Eatontown Traffic Circle. cent's Beauty Salon clipped 1,003 pins in a single game. AUTO POLICY •Guaranteed by Bambtrger'i against all road hazards under normal driving conditions. Pro-rated on these tale prices. Bob Korona heads the averages with 184. George Viereck is second with 181, and Frank Johannemann, BUY WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBERGER HOMEMAKERS CREDIT ACCOUNT Jr., third, with 180. That Korona ball was also active one night when Bob rolled the leading individual single effort of 262. Frank Piney is the man to beat for the See Your Gold Key BAMBERGER'S MOKMOUTH NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9:30 INCLUDING SATURDAYS Individual threesome—673. Agent Today SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATI 6 DAYS A WEEK AT BAMBERGER'S MOM 10 A.M. TILL 9:30 P.M. PITS AND LIVESTOCK APARTMENTS WED BANK REGISTER AUTOS AND TRUCKS IOAIS ft ACCKSOtlK HEU» FOR SALE F0K SiVf. _„ — UH PtjiaoutB Bdvvr. '•»'- 80-Wei, December 13, oof, «lw* nwtw «tf transmlaeVon. HAMMOND Irtji mow Urti. l«Uo end bealtr. »UY NOW AND SAVE I HE CLAIMED HE Ready to go, tutnuneed to I«M in- ORGAN STUDIO USD BANK — Nlccljr mrnlstwa tour 9* Our WAS WORKING IATE BtaOLES - room* bath, catsup. We* Mflbior. ANNOUNCEMENTS New 1962 41 «• j?(o«f ftiftffii* W*?"- DDOd^t*B»%l»M W *W»N; TO»r 1868 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP ~ Oobg uAcht'on Guut portatloti. AdulU, »o prts, ATtlurtH LOST AND FOUND SONPITION, AIL EXTRAS. CALL SB Jut hi 1171 WHklf. Origins! rrlce MINIATURE COLLIE — AKC regis- tered, three rears old, all shots, house- SH 7-3730 IUN0-Mani cat. Found Broad St., S58 BUICK — Special, white tour-door, TRAPE-IHB ACCEPTED! t tho BALES AND SERVICE Consists of U-pc Sectional 11T- We Need Boats! 1ns; rooot. 9-pe. modem bedroom * broken, raised wlUi children, muttatll FURNISHED — Three-room ap&rtmaat, Bank. White wllh shadlnga of gray iynanow. power steering, radio, heater, RBTAL AND INBTEUCT1OH CA 2-6683. . newly decorated, sill year maul, all gold. Dr Gllman, SH 1-9027. ustom trim, extras. 33,000 miles, one Hotel Berkeley Carteret dinette with extr&i. . ISicellent LIKE NEW USED BOATS i?a, Dally Tin » — Suuraay Till 8:30 Kim KAPiTR KARPBTS — With Cat utilities, overtoiling Suuly Hook Bay. iioa1ST — Gray stripped male cat. While pwner. JI.OSO. 08 1-H09. COOOiAN AVE. AND IIAZN ST. ionditlonl BT2.3741. Oood Selection! Priced ToSelll sbury Park, N. J. NIP are tne cat's meow. Kejport P« Kl «nd chest. Vicinity East Elver 1957 HGA HOADSTEtt — A-l condition, . PR 5-83M Supplies. Rt. 35. Cllflwooo. LO H-S56&. GARDEN APARTMENTS — 3i> SUKl . Rumson. 842-3450. whltewalls, radio, tit-ater, ilimnR win- 1883 EV1NRUDE OIITBOAIiDS VE AHB THE EXCUJ8IVB METRO- 4K from sno up. AnlliU* Juwny flows. Must «rll. SH 1-7427 or 611 7-4019. I NOW ON DISPLAY CIVIL WAR LONG AI'.MB — Few cm- CHRISTMAS PUPPIES — MlMd breed, LOST —• Reward. German shepherd, POLJTAN DiarWBUTORS FOR. A er Olvll War roods. Om euson (ill 13. Call 1. Molly Pitcher Vlllagt. SH 1-911B, ilve months old. Mack and brown with !)S7 VOLVO — Station wat;an, excellent JEW... VITAL ELECTRONIC PROD- FIELD FURNITURE SH 1-5691 white. ch«st. CA 2-8197. •omlitlon, real buy at 1750. Or IMS COMPLETE ICT WHICH HAS BEEN DB- rounder i U 2-K20. Private collection. IDEAL hillside location, unfurnliHK! *IMCA Vedette V-8 sodan, one owner. PUPPIES FOR CHRISTMAS — three-room apartments In Atlantic High- LOST — November 2* from Hii MARINE REPAIRS 'ELOPID ay, QUALITY PRIZES WON ON TV-All lands W1.50 and J9T.50 P«r month area, trown ariri white mile collie. 37 000 miles, J895. Mu»t acll one hy ltemi at ltai thtn % Hit price. T' pine Warehouse Department can lncludlnc utilities. 201-UM. ' Reward, CO 4-3570. December IS. OS M44T. Bring your carburetors in for over- hutch reproduction (295; maple grand- 8422135 SITST SACRIFICE — 1958 Lincoln, low rmul now! Zenith, Carter, Rocheste r, THE DICTOGRAPH mother clock $170; walnut end braw 7-11 East ri-oat St., Keyport, N.J, BtACK, male stanrtanl poodle. AKC, SUBLET — Garden apartment. Lake mileage. Original paint. Two-door hard- Pickup In new conditioa when you an aerver bar (160; accordion, 120 bftBB, ons year, lovea children, sacrifice, rea- view. 3M rooms, spacious. (135. fur- top Premier, power brakes, power deer- ready. CORP. $175; uerllnt aliver tea. service 9100; sonable. 8424338. nished. Phone PR 6-8035, or PR 6- TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION me, • power windows, ell way power iterlinp illver water pitcher $80; Nl- for appointment dial CO 4-3020 8011. Shown Saturday and Sunday only seal, all leather interior. 51.505. 33 Lit igira nmsage lounw chair J1&0; star SIAMESE KITTENS — Christmas spe- by appointment. t - RELIABLE MAN — WilllnE to deliver .le Et., Matawan. 1,0 6-3(116. Nauvoo Marina, Inc. "Famoui In American Industry lapphlre and pearl bracelet $100; River STORE HOURS: cials. Mablo Barllsi, IS Linden t\. SH car to Miami t>eKlr.nlnE o< January (or for 50 yearn. tide Jazz record* f2. Also used 40" 7-M33. - expenses. EH 7-4767 after fi p.m. 1955 VOLKSWAGEN convertible. 47.000 CHRIS-CRAFT anil CLAYTON electric range, good condition, *30. Call Monday thru Saturday9:00am PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT— AKC COMMERCIAL RENTALS miles, excellent shape, new radio, new SEASKIFFS tfen who qualify and hav# a. car wil S42-OO55. paint job, needs muffler, J350. Call 291 to 6 p.m. Thursday and Fri BEA0LE9 TEN WEEKS OLD. CALL U10 Ocean Ave. Sen Bright, N.J. ind the career* they've dreamed about ENCYCLOPEDIA SET _ Koa wood day evenings till 9:00 p.m. HO 2-2134. SUIT!! OP OFFICES - HEART OT AUTOMOTIVE 1251. M will reetiVB a. BtartUv dlnlnf room get* custom. CaniexB 8 TOWN. CALL !*57 PESOTO—Hardtop, fully eqiilppei 8(2-1303 mm, Wollenaak. 3S mra camera, H S3 1H0I1 low whltewalls. Excellent condition GUARANTEED SALARY tlns. LI 2-0157. , WOOD -~ lTlreplace, stove, fumsce, AUTOS AND TRUCKS _ McGulre's Market, Rt. 34, Colts Heck. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT KBVPORT — Four-room, otflcst suite. 170(1. OS 1-3547. BUSINESS NOTICES DENDIX — Semi-automatic, etlntor 840-4313. Evening! 4333. In heart o( business district. Aorossi 1962 NEW CHEVKOLET~>iton i>lrluu> 1M3 FORD STATION WAGON—Radio, $150 A WEEK waalier. 120. APARTMENrrS from municipal parking lot. Will slier t» Four wheel drive. Ideal for snow-plow •water and dlrectlonals. Good condlllon LI 20555 HAVE 8LKNDER FIGURE FOP. etc. McCarthy Chevrolet. 201-11U1. If DUMP BODY TKUCR, available, to Xlttt training at out exi>cnss CHRIgTlIAS — Nearly new Slenderella suil. 1000 sq. ft. Write "Keyport" Box K05. SH 7-4416. remove traati from yards, tttlcj, cel- couch, list |MfJ, sell <80. 812-1114. 511, Red Bank. 1956 CADILLAC, mint condition. CO »r 1954 NASH, two-door sedan, Stick shift lars, etc. Also, equipped lor contract. The appearince , . , porionaHty . . DEB3HABLE — Original girts. Flower STORE FOR RUNT - on White SI OlaL Full power, air conditioned. $1405. good condition, excellent Baseline mile Ing work. SH 7-2144. nd caliber oi the mer> are more Im- ACCORDION — 120 bass, ulna switch Call your own bro»,sl or Call SB 7- LI 2-1020. . 5200 or newt offer. 811 7-3975. >ortant than eiperlence. More thai paJntlnts by Kllcabetta Landsdeli Ham- tones, leather case, like usw, call afte: BEATTIE PARK PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING— :50 otticcs have been opened in tin ":30. 187-4741 1100. 19150 CHEVROLET '4 ton pickup. 10,000 •LYMOUTH 195S Belvedere four-door Average Blze room painted one coitt '.S.A. mell. (10 up. ISO Sprlaj 81. LUXURIOUS GARDEN APARTMENTS RED BANK miles. Good condition, t-all Li !• sedan. V8 push button automntlc trans- celling, sldewaUs and wood work, (25 RDDUC1NO EQUIPMENT—For rent oi OVERLOOKINO THE Tbret room offics suite. Parking, rea- CS51. mission, radio and heiter. Very clean, Call SH 7-3491. Ed Zlnncr. sale. Fres delivery. Souln Jersey Burgl BEAUTIFUL SHREWSBURY RIVER LIMED OAK DINING ROOM TABLS- il. EHadyalde 7-M14. sonable. Call 281-1669 tfter six p.m. 1955 OLDSMOBILB — Super £8 Four one owner. Must sell, Sacrifice S8B5, FOR TREE WORK. CSLQ tree service, WE ARE Four cbslrs, S50. Call TUB JERSEY STORE'S BEST door oriinn. Fair condition. }2C5 oi 201-2345 days. 811 7-3510 evenings. Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI OB 12512 DISAPPEARING! STAIRWAYS — Sold. BBNTAL VALUE LODGE ROOM for rent Center of mane oiler. S1I 1-4470, -TT 2-122D for trot estimates. Full Insurance Installed. Ladders and scaffolds for lent town. Could be use! also for office EXPANDING OUR cheap. Newark Laoaeranl Bracket Co., SITUATED AT LOCUST AVE. space. Approximately 3.100 s«. ft Will* 1955 SUNBEAM CONVERTIBLE — 15,' coverage. EXTRA STRONG 1516 Corlleo Ave., Neptune. PR 66510. OFF SHREWSBURY AVE. "LODOlF Box til, R«d Banlt COO miles. Like new. Bf-st offer. 8H 1 MOBILE HOMES Basketball Rim - And Net. Onl' »6O4, Little Silver Shell, Little Silver, CUSTOM TAILORING CENTRAL SWIVEL ROCKBR — Green simulate 3« H0OMB JI08 «<4 ROOMS }1I VEftY HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASOti Expert alterations on men's, women* $5. 787-3733 after 5 p.m. leather, large beautifully tufted, foan INCLUDING PARKINO SPACE 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air—White, Blr rubber recently purchased for conva HOUSES FOR RENT conditioned, spotless, low mileage, prl- and hoy's clothing. For appointment NEW JERSEY THREE-PIECE — Living room set. In lescent, bargain, »5. WH 9-1700. VISIT MODEL APARTMENT vate owner, best oiler. 611 1-5140 or HOLLY HILL call SH 7-1075. eludes C&stro sofa-beil, Large ch&lr, OPEN DAU/I 12 to S P.M. S4S-S241. TOH YOUR PARTY sandwiches. Orden Pullman TV cbalr, Newly upholstered HEDI'.OOM SETS - Complete, full ilzi Mobile Home Sales OPERATION Also mahogany dinette set with foui OR UNFURNISHED - Three-bed- 1957 PONTIAC station wagon Supe taken for the holidays. Call bed, dresser, chair; complete full size Our display coaches are heated foi SH 7-3578 cbalrs. Solid oak bedroom set. Priced bed. cliifferobe, dresser: pair matching Chief, new motor, 1H.OOU miles, require! •ECHNICAL WRITER - Electronics. for quick sale. 291-llGO. room ranch, excellent condition, customer comfort! r dressera; 8A Servel gas refrigerator. CoDtract exclusive renting agents, some body work. Priced tor quick «ali 'C" HADDOCK about your palntfni ur a professional with, competence In 1 Nine piece dining room set. 291-1SD5. nice neighborhood, close to J6M. SH 7-2S38. Et. 35 PArkway 1-5888 South Amboy Lnd partanglp electronics and the £ng!!sh languag LIONEL TRAIN SET — VxD layout school, fenced yard, «ewer, ten- we otfer an Interesting post, free lroi. Two locomotives, ten cars, switches, as- LIONEL TRAINS — 027 gauge, com- ttta'lieadachcs which beset job shoppers, sortment of gates, crossings, log losMer, plete set. Best offer. arthur ant transferred. $130, year'i lease AUTOS AND TRUCKS MOBILE HOMES operating crane. $100. Call SH 1-0391] SH 7-OM1 Used . 10* down Our organization Is stable, our opera* .tter 5 p.m. Immediate occupancy. tlon expanding. Write 'TECHNICAL" GIRL'S BIKE 20", SU. New • 7-year financing Box 611, Ked Bank. EMPLOYMENT BBNDIX AUTOMATIC WASHINO MA Cai! BAHLA, INC ^REALTORV S KonuiNsvn.LE GKINQ — Now In use, good condltloi 787.0S09 TRAUJBn BAUIS. INC. HELP WANTED—FEMALE 140. Call S91.18C0. 628 BANGS AVE. ASBURV PAUK REAL ESTATE Chevy Shopping? HELP US FIND THIS PARENT ELECTRIC COCO COLA dry boi, 150 Rout* 130 nobblnirllle, Zf. 3. QKNERAL HOUSEWORKER — Llv WALNUT dinette set: child's raapl Cam register (20. call 3V T-13M in. Own room. References. If you hive experience in PTA, desk; mahogany coffee table. CA 2- 787-2855 PR 4-5555 ASSOCIATES McCARthy'i prices have LI 2-3923 acoutlng, church or Bund ay 4479. SACRIFICE —1060 Great lakes trailer. school work, teaching, club or ANTIQUE DRY SINK, pine dropleal 127 Oakland Street EXPERIENCED HOSTESS WANTED— Community work, you may CHILD-CRAFT crib — Chltferobe, mM table. 1125 lor both. Victoria, slds chair LONQ BRAKCU - FurnlBhed (our. never been lower! 65 I 10, three-bedroom, washer-dryer, tress. Edison hlgh-chalr, Jump chair, room apartment, |30 and 190 manll CO 1-7(09. Apply In perBon: Howard Johnson' •qualify for this unusual position. green velvet, best offer. BH 7-4560 till JUDO 1st, CA 0-H53. Red Bank, New Jersey Keataurant, Route, 35, Middletown. 5150 per montti minimum guar- walKer, carriage, scale. CO 4-4746. MINK trimmed Persian; let-out musk •61 Chevy, new $1899 •finteccl, fuur houro dally, Mon- rat coats. Like sew, sizes 10-16. Cal! BATONTOWN—^Three-room unfuralabed SECRBTABY-STENO — Dictation, typ- day through Friday, Call collect apartment, utilities, earage. Ko pets. SH 7-3445 '55 Chevys, Plyrns., from 5388 BOATS & ACCESSORIES ing, modest bookkeeping, part time. weekday* 518-1261 between 10 787-1715. Adults. After 4 p.m. LI 2-143B. '56 Chevys, Fords from $488 Writs giving lull particulars IBarp Lab- a.m. and A p.m. COMMERCIAL lloor sanding macblnes, IMMEDIATE 0CGUPANC7 — Tbrts- oratories, 20 West St., Red Bank. GIFTS excellent, best offer. Call after < p.m. THREE! JIOOMS — Unfurnished, newly bedroom ranch, completel ttftttd '57 Chevys, Fords from $588 BARGAIN — Any bou you want to BIG DISCOUNTS redecorated. Ingulrs U7 Wallcice St., Call SH 7-3001. own. Lew bank rates. S'lnandng ar- BOOKKEEPER TYPIST OAHAGE MECHANIC WANTED — T87-113O. Red Bank. "58 Chevys, Fords from $777 raniem«nt» oompUted In one call »t Accounts payable and payroll exper! Man experienced with truck equipment FOR ALL THE FAMILY DUPLEX — Two bedroom* bttlt, llv- ence. Accurate typist. Knowledge c ELECTHIC RANGE — Lady Kenmorsi, '58 Plym. 9-pass. Wagon $788 any oi our otflcti. THE MONMOUTJ1 Steady work, salary piui complete In SO txtra 9&H stamps with $3 purchasi fully automatic, 30" oven, two yea: THREE-KOOM APAKTMKNT — Unlur Ing room, kitchen «nd itoragi room. COUNTY HATIONAL DAKK. BII I. N.C.R. helpful, but not essential. Send siirance, Including Ufa insurance, Writ) 1 w w 8 1 ; 83 nlshed. all modern Improvements, 47ll BH 7-034 i. '59 Ford Galaxie $1295 1000. complete resume Including references Mechanic" Box Btt, Red Bank. 'RAINBOW TV & HARDWARE ""'• '""' " ' »" - ° ' ° - SH 1-W67. Write N.C.R. Box til. Red Bank. (Art-oss Aetna lot), Broad, Reel Ban DESK • Executive fllze 3'xo', wooden, SMALL BUNOALOW — Four raomi '60 Chevy Impalas $1999 1NBUBANCH — Marine, outboard-al In good condition, HO. THREE ROOMS, untarnished, all utili- and bath. CaU after « p.m. •Bl Old. F-85 $1999 forma. Rolston Waterbury. Realtor, INTERESTING, EDUCATIONAL SUR HOTPOINT — Electric ranje, like new; OS 1-2083 ties Included, . 375 MacArtfcur Avs., 291-2653 ince M25. 16 W. Front St.. BH 7-3S00, VEY — part or lull time. $1.25 pe leven-plece Junior dinette set, good con' Long Branch. CA 2-luo. •59 T-Bird, gleaming blk, $2195 hour. Hi Monmouth BL 717-1280 or VJ ONE GOOD dltlon. 787-38S5. PIANOSPINET TWO-ROOM — Furnlahefl cabin, auto- IJUCK BOAT — 11*4" UarneKat Bneak S-08IH). S!0O DUPLEX APARTMENT — Immediate matlc heat and hot water, conveniently Box, ([bergl&ised bottom, sviltable t SALESMAN 15 CUBIC FOOT — General Electil 787-1145 occupancy. Three bedroomB, living located, SH 1-2183. outboard motor, »30. 611 7-3305. WOMAN TO work In drugstore. Mlddl upright freezer, practically new, ?225. room, kltctien, dinette, l^ battis. NTetv, town-Red Bank area. 11.15 hour Cnl] BH 7-0(95. TWIN arOBKLINE BABY carriage, modern. $115 monthly, utilities riot In- LITTLE SILVER — Sli-room home. Many Others to Choose From! MARINE SUPPLIES itart. 9 a,m. to 1 p.m. five dayi NEEDED plus many other baby articles. All cluded, Ecllord. call 291-2905 or OB 1- Newly decorated. Near M vlj£l IN your old lurnuun with DO 276L 946-8591 or 946-8201. BnrytblDg For The Boatman. New vrlta "Woman" Box 611, Red Bi Age 22-37 lo represent national com- down payment and gel a now parlor Rood condition. Best offer. Call SH 1 Jersey's largest marine supply house HOOKKEEPKH—Experienced. For ai pany In Hetl Bank-Mlddletown area, or dining room set at sals prices. Wil- SOU. LONQ BRABCII — Two ruoms tul- THREE BEDROOMS, one bath. Living - Xrtarude. Sales and Berviea counts lecfi\al)le, accounts payibii Ijearii lDrnSJihpil, average Income $1( liam Left Furniture Inc. Hwy 36. GOING OUT OF* BU8INE38 by De nlshed. On first floor. Private entrance. room, dining room, kitchen. Month to )»ayroll, etc, B'^-day week, uenefll! per week, no night work, no canvas MlddletowD. SH 1-3213, open •venlnn cember 30. Ses these buys of a life- All utilities Included, 170 per month. month beaia, Immediate occupancy. We Give S&H Green Stamps TUB BOATMAN'S SHOP Send complete details regarding exper inf. till up. a. time. Hollywood beds «5. desk 115, CA 2-G949. J135 per month, Thompson A Sartell, 24 miarl Are. Red Bank enoe and education to "L.L.B.," "" kitchen sets S30, bunk beds 3(0, col] Realtors. SH 7-r3G(K). 511, Red Bonk. Call Mr. Braman, PR 6-70O4 HOT'S BIKE — 24'. like new. UNFURNISHED — Three rooms. Block 8H 1-67SO. O-io p.m. for interview. Call springs V, step and coffee tables $7. from Broad St., Red Bank, Call before ATTRACTIVE E3TATE COTTAGB — McCARthy WOOD PUSSY SAILBOAT, good condl DAY WOKKER — Experienced. Ow, SU 1-5881 crib complete 132, crib mattreis }S, 6:30. SH 1-0102. Four looms, garage Ruga and re- lion, llbergloss bottom, |4DD. Call 6(2 transportation. Two-day week. 125. EXPERIENCED SEHVICE itatlon at etc, Variety Furniture, 115 W. From frigerator. Unfurnished, adulti only. 1118. EUWAIUJ3 EMPLOYMENT AOKNC tend ant. Apply In person: Herble'B Serv St., Red Bank. THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished. .Jill Reference! required, JU0, REDDEN 00 Broad St. fted Bank, BH 7-067 Station, Newman Springs Road, ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE AMERICAN EDUCATOR books, >25 14 utilities, private entrance. AGENCY, 301 Maple Ave, COr. Bert*n CHEVROLET (2) VA HP. BLQIK OUTBOARD mo- 291-1697 tors, good running condition. Bulck, 8 WAITKE3SEa — Experienced, over _ Rent A Piano $12 per Month Sea Breeze Ave., PI., Red Back. 8H 1-BflW. STOCK HOY WANTED — Nights. Alusi East KeanEburg. LOHQ BRANCH — six-room duplex, cylinder motor lor boat. 291-1850. years of ace. Apply In person ONL"V be ambitious. Fringe benefit*. Appl KNABE. MABON-tLVMUN. SOHMER THREE ROOMS — Pattly furnldwd. 158 First Avenue Interviews 3-5 p.m. Peterson's Shrew Allnntic Superama, Drug I^opart PAINT DISCOUNTS—300 colors. Spt modern kitchen. Available December gaa heat, electric, rent reiMOoablt. 3 bury Inn, 391 Shrewabury Ave., Rt CABL£-NELSO;N. EVERETT. ETECK 10. 9125 month. 291 Long.Branch Av«., Hamilton Ave., Leonardo. 26' OPEN SKIFF — 100 h.p. Chris Crafl YOUNa i?AN ~ To work attemooni clal; gallon white $2.88. Gallon whit CA 2-0171. Atlantic Highlands engine, direct drive; 6B 14' rowboits, Bank. Oookman ATS, A 2datn St.. Asbury Fk. Latex S3. — ARP \\\) to 50, Utttnll ihlfL 900 up per week. N-J. STATE EMPLOYUENT BERViri ORNAMENTAL Ironworker, flv«-di IK K. Front St.. Red Ban GIFT GUIDE week. |3 up per hour. .SH 1-50M PIZZA PIE BAKER. five (1 NO PEE CHAIlflED wetk, salary hlyh, pl^ftie m>ply H.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT FKKVIC! 3Z5 48 E. Front St.. Red Ban SITUATIONS WANTED, Male Gifts for tlie . 1 Gifts for the Home Gifts for the MAPLE NO FKR CHARGE!* THRKK RJCUABLff BUYS available Gifts jor Christmas AVE. MKCI1ANIC3—Oooorn'a Photo Shop, 15 Wallace St., CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY experience. PROWN'S Red Hank. SH 7-2273. Employers pleafe contnet: TVPEWniTKR HEADQUAUTEIIS Local, National, International News 32 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-75Q0 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! N.J. STATE E3IPLOYJIE^•T SERVICE 101 Monmouth St. Red Bank Sport*. Cnmlcs, Syndicated Columnists ANTIQUES—IjOts or new IMriKs. Till! LARGE SELECTION of guaranteed Front St., 1U<1 Hrink. SH 15051) SH 7-MS5 and Special Features. 'N Thnt Shop, Ualn St., Holmiltl. Bun used cars at your authorized DoAgt. NO FEE CHARGED day 1-5 p.m. Dart and compact Lancer Dealer. TRAIN TABLE KIT MAIL SUBSCRIPTION Frank VanSyckle, Inc. BH M2M. S1O.95 unassembled, <8"xMp'. 30" high ___IU3TMAS LAilP SALE «- Dlscor Complete with hardware, screws nnr One Year $15, Six Month! $8. Untied numbers oi Tower Craftsman Adding Machines—Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning 105 Cliestnul, UPd Bank. Pnlnling and Decorating FINANCIAL nails 1VED BANK LUMBER. 9 IVsl Three Monthi $1.25 ADDING MACHINEH - Typewriters tit;iTlu l'ANlia. dry wtlls servtcttd. CAltl. U. JONES-PaintliiB and dec St., Rcil Bsnk. SHWm HUFFMAN & BOYLE LocclunR field edded riacknos work. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOME DELIVEItY 10c PEFl WEEK 'Holiday Gifts For The Home" •old, renlrd, it-paunl. tierplco's, 101 orating. General rontractlnR. Free RED HANK ATJTO IMPORTS Gifts for Mom UonmouUl Et., Hod iinnk. SH 7-1H85. G 11 VVIHon RH I-1IH0 estimates Cnll an 1-4.14H 24 ha SHELL SERVICE STATION — Fl CALL SH I-0010 Hwy, 35 Circle. Eatontown LI 2-101 i-ii.it'. Oi'Piiiiltorl. Kxcrllcnt buslne Hcniiilt-Volvo-Peugrot-Trlomph ANTIQL1KS — For lasting linujuii China and Glass Repair lpjwrtunlly In center ot town. Informa 119 Ncwnun Springs Hi. SH 1 5S(G nnt) a.ik for ChrUtmss Rifts. Larsr selective stock, Antiques Warned mil call EXport 6-5537 8.30-5 |).nl. sensibly pilrf. COl'PEIl KETTLE SUNBEAM APPLIANCES — Hair dry KXl'iilU MKNU1NU - lAlina, hlnsa. Public Stenographer ypi'k days. BREAKFAST HOOICS CIRCULATION ANTIQUEbV =51 Monmouth ltd., OsK- ers, mlxflrs. toasters. From $11.80 up Old Dolls. £un5. Jewelry, cut glass silver retlniatllnK and plallng. Therm, >ersl beautllul new models on salt hurst. Open Frlilay evcnlngB. KE 1-1699 Allen Electric. IB White St.. Red Bank. furniture, Civil War liouks. AppralBall os buckets. China A Glnss flntip. H7 BARB HEKVICKS tK'ilKINn ~- tlenenil KHire fur ren CROWN KITCHEN CENTER KITCHENS FOR 8AU! male. Gllman. SI! Mm. Urond Bt. Red Bank. 811 7-«00. TVPLNO - Publicity; llnokkeeplnj Jood for young couple willing 10 work, 35 SH 7-2W2 Mlddlelowr Eeo Tha New In Betwern filio Service. HlraeOKraphlng. Will pickup 'nil SH 7-l!M:. liny. !frrciiENS~9' long, complete wlttl Un- and deliver. CA ft.3500. FAIRLANE AND METEOIt shed cshlnets, formica, top, built-in _ Fuel Oil - Keating Only Quality Imported Automobllts ENGLISH AOKNCIKS iven TanRe. and sink. M95. Appliance Repairs CONTINENTAL, CAItS, INC. Maple Avenue SH 1S000 Trees and Trim CHOWN KITCHEN CENTER FUEL (J1L A JlBATlrjO—Call HH 1- MORTGAGES Newmnn Sprlngj Rd. R'"t Bank llwy. Si 8117-2551 Mlddletown APPLIANCE BKPAIIt an«?llvery, Inc., Service A Radio-Television Repair SH 7-1J0O A CAMERA OltT 8AY3—"Opeil Ms Hon. Residential and rommerrlu ivlr- Bftloa. 3 llftrbcrt Rt.. Red Bank. Flrsl." Don't miss, those Christmas A. c. itAimi s, ruLKVimoN r.o.— MONEY CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Ine- Alien Klectrlc. RH 7-Ofil2. PINO PONn TABLES, peg boards, pictures Pago Photo Service, 35 Mon. Visit our "Make-It" Shop. Home Improvements 12:1 Srirewabury Ave. Gil 1-4761 SERV- OWN A HOUSE? «J2BD CASUT mouln Et. SH 7-0163. TATK GARDEN AND OUT SHOP ICE vrmu; vou WMT Prompt courti-ous service for Imakplhall knrthqard sel«. Amprlcnn Lumber & UulMliip Supply, H»-y. •». ;i»T, 55 LI ;-09)7 Kwonlown Auctioneer I) »"ftlMl':HANU "i'lio Carpenter." • HOMB 1MPH0VKMKNT3 ALWAYS IUVE AT LEAST ONE FIAT Gifts for Dad KxpLTieiitrtl alli'ratlons. repnlr work, • PKUT CONSOUtMTION Mlilillettnrn. SU MIU. :IIRISTJtA3'TIlEE3— Llvlnc. Well ilui BL O. COAl'S — An essential Auction out.innUIO. t!H M1A1. flll 7.U01. Roofing, Siding and Insulation BUFFIA specimens. C0NP.AD SMITH NUltS CnU ilARONhT REALTY, CO 4-2O10. Test Drlre-1062 PONTIAC TEMPEST Hwy. 35 LI 2-1020 Eslonto-wn ERY, Tlnton Ave., Entomown. Appraisal Service "anywhere." 288 WU1UUNU MAN'a contractor—Allrr- Ir.al!i Mire Verninnl Maple Syrup at :er, Hwy. 35, Mlddleloivn.1 OS MOSO Vlnrlna, Inc., 1410 Ocean Ave., fie*> HHATIMFIIM.) wi[ri J>regrni Inoill f.ir 1ft Jparfl. PI*. . )-07O^~2!H.O5la Vermont prices, gallon 58, '.5 gal. 13.7a, wltli a red bow. 5rl8M. 8IM303. AVIS—Kent a new car or truck. Low tm? Wuril a tjctler deal? Call Dun ^250, pint $1.*P. I"re« tlftllveiy til BOAT, SKI & SCOOTER HIM Maple Ave.. llea linnli, Bll 1- Dirnncn Acmcy fill 1-W33. Hank area. Call F1M085. 0308. PR 4-52it Dally 7 s-in.—10 p.m. Tel. Answering Service PAY AFrER CHRISrMAS CENTER UG THAI)E-m IHJlXlBr TPJltMS Odd Jobs l.hJT t;s lit: your fleiirelary. No need •5 Willis at. M Bank to imu calls. 24 nour sniwetliif Ainilinrii-cs, Translator Rallies. Religious Gifts Building Contractor r NIT service. 8H 1-4700 'RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE en i-ii2i Gifts for Her 1'Al.NTINi; NEW 1JOMCS, alterations, repairs. O11EAT1VB 11>KA!! IIY lUVMHSn Arrnss Armf lot), llnisil, Rrd Urm3 Holiday Food "OK USED CARf GIVE TUB BIFT THAT LASTS KIKUest quality wort, for esllmiitea _ _SJI 1 7S.'i I Vacuum Cleaner Repair [••(MM CUHHION'K — In lionio serv- 'Tor the true spirit of Christmas. THE MAD HATTER call Herbert KljEenraucn. Eil 1^20] CC. J'liono 1.1 J-OI77 FOAllAUl'. Hilt Follo Your Fncnd.1 To Rrealll t.-iklnR sr-leclinn of Itosurlci IS Whlli Et. Ited Bank Painting and Decorating KAl'dfJToW.N Ml.isals, Ulblps, Medals, statutfs A SH 1-3816 Lrnoi.u ESSKAY-FilllJ' cooked smoked •turns. prlco to satisfy all. RBD BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS i/)l/lS CASSAN i'aill!rr, tlr^orator, Hales flcrvlce tiuppnr* ^1'KVVKITERS, ADDINO mncllliu'S. ••Nftlural cured," beat, serve. Swifts, CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. MX COATS! Values to »IH i»« •term trtndowa. ildiug. •wnlncs. l>ap(ituaiiKer. ;i ye^r« exiseilcncf. IS 5(18 Prosjienl Ale.. Lltlle Hllver For I] manes new or usad. Quaraoteed, Julterball Turkeys, Capons, rhtsssits, 325 MAPLE AVK. JIED BANK TUB SHRINK :s and im, Shlrliy Shops, 31 Iron CJiapli) Ave. SH 1-1708 ait«r 0 p.m. on your-Eleclrolux, call PK &-OS01 or MW as fib. Bnrrlco's, 101 Monmoulb itc. Lane'» Mem Uaikdt, 811 1017S. I 8» Whit« 8t. R,d , t., Red Bank. on i-2O7a IL Next to theater. SH T0489. ' Ban MAI BTATI K» UWT HOUSEJ 20ft 1ALE BED REGISTER Wei, December 13,1961-31 STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD O&MPiCT (TUT IXYJU. - Klyt nut oK, UM w. TMm Uixvmt. irrt, BiiiiSttr rtertmtloa room! «« 1 W6HT STRAI6HT TO THE PURSER uflo, ittrictlv. lajuUMptaf: with CHECKED OUR PASSEN6ER UST/.-HBBK nut na Doc*. Vur uaxatut lou- A COPY OF IT-BEARING THE NAME tSa la Iteil Buk. Near •nnrtbln(. 120*00. Bridge Column BO/ff DECK WAS MERELY SOME- /1 WAS SO ST/WTIED '-tOFZERAMARZOON/ ONE WHO IOOKEP LIKE MISS 7 1 CALLED OUT HEK i.. Lwtnado. W-Wtt. MAR2D0N ? 5 TW1 \-—"^a • /t NAME/ MOVE irf bflore CbrMtmu, Bright, REDDEN AGENCY Signals are two-edged weapons. Sooth dealer Saanth«e-WroomRuin«>n*houJU. Full 4to.ni room, fireplace, ttWvt and ja- SH 1-5660 They tell your partner where Neither side vulnerabta rue 1155 per month. Year's lease. Reilton — Insurors — UultlpU Llstfngs your side strength is. located — NORTH KUIMM U. Borua Realtors. 600 River 301 Mtp!« Ave, Cor. Berren PI. Bd., Fair Haven. 8H T-4532. A J 7 , Bt. 33 Eed Btnk but they give the information to UNFURNISHED — Rent with option to declarer at the same time. The bay. Four-bedroom, two-bito »ndi on O Q J ultt rtreet, Lartr living room with EXCEPTIONALl news may be more helpful to him Inlnr int. deluxe kitchen, buement, than to your partner. SKaraie. wide, deep plot Leale required. An usua.Ur urge recreation room nn Owner. 811 1-49(0. tilled In knotty pint m»kti this three' \/rf ntn sw** * "w^ bedroom ranch particularly attractive West led the ten of spades, de- A 10 9143 * Q < 2 EATONTOWN — H">r •hopplnr cen- Alio full dining room, eat-in kltcben clarer put up dummy's Jack, and l6WB with entertainment. Bus itopi at door neighborhood, near public and paro- could never regain the lead to met Friday in the school. Wi! XM0MH9 for New York, Newark, Red Bank, chial schools and shopping. Slfi,40O. THOMPSON k BAR-TELL, RtaUori, BH cash his tricks. lism Ford is cubmaster. His as- Lone Branch, Swimming pool In aea7-580- 0 eon. |12.6O week. Highlander Hotel. South had time to go back to sistant is Ed-Finn. Highlands. 872-1831. OAKHUR8T-—Threi bedroomi split lev- clubs. He lost a spade, a club WILL SHARE my home free with el, I'o baths, W playroom, attached Ceremonies were conducted person over 00 for companionship. 787' g«r»r« and patio on corner lot. TIKW 17. Gram Indian- the picture in p.m., to be dis- (abbr.) 17. Batted 36. Wicked creet in diet, late hours, etc. HOW YOU CAM BE 37. Narrow U. Boy's name spear Stick close to home base. (POM.) 18. An increase roadway YET! in salary 39. Mr. Landon 19. Lack Past . • • The tcr* "to Shang- Ihe u| 22. Sheik's 20. Polish (affec.) Future • • • " P°P >rity of 40. French hai" originated in the mid-19th sleevelesji river breakfast-time business meetings robe 21. Half em river Century, when captains in the 15. InPariJ, trade between San Francisco will grow rapidly. Since lunch, a coin 1 2 3 4- S 1 8 and China frequently found M. MOMS' cocktail and dinner houri have II 12. themselves short of hands and brother been usurped by meetings, con- 33. Coollns drugged seamen to take them 15 H- device aboard ship while still uncon- ferences, etc., breakfast is the 39. Vermont 15 scious city V only time left. SI. Festival A 32, Yes vote 17 f/ 18 The Day Under Your Sign (var.) %, % V/t 21A 'ft 33. Fine hand- ARIES |Born M«rch 21 to April I!) LIBRA IS.pt. 23 )o Oct. 22) Not miich of imrortmcf is ttatrd Jmt plaited hat % Avoid Reltin? llhvdved in a discussion, (, SETME'POWW IM ndr with Ihe tide for (he day. especially with the fair »ex. 36. Sprite zs f// TAURUS (April 20 to M«y 20) SCORPIO (Del. J3 lo Nov. 21) TH'YARD// 38. Swiftly 28 •» 39. To benefit you are aft to malie a poor imrre: maliins titfmile d«isionj for the momtnt. NI (ay 71 1) SAGITTARIUS (Nor. 22 lo Die. 21] 41. Blackbird 51 GEMINI (May 71 to Ju«. 21) Don't argue to assert your independence. Don't do Krmctiling on « dare thit could 42. Spirit ot Aniline an attitude of self-jaffidenqr. St. Louis ciuie tmWiutn'.tnt Utct. 53 54'ft- 55 'ft37 CANCER (Jun. 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (Die 22 fo Jan. 20) pilot (aflcc.) V/< % Your ideas will.not be well leceired, to People trod to be strcaitic, to think circ- 43. A meeting 58 as 40 postpone action on a new Tenture. full/ before apaVing, 44. Runs from y//( LEO (July 22 to Ana. 21) AQUARIUS fJ.n. 21 to M. It) You tend ta worry. Rtilitt 1hkt Oieit lit It my he difficult to make up nut 41 tMngi you ein't control mind and you won't let tielp from others, DOWN % VIRGO (Aug. 22 fo S«p». 22) PISCES |F.fc. 20 la U.ich 20) I. Fuel B H Be tolerut of ethnV opinioni. era Work witli your handi briefs satuftttioB thuh t)* «ro eipntrtrr toI™-" " o*Q« •nd rtlaatnn. Gin it a or: * •tOnuiada U.-U • 1M1, UM EMrarbes, toe. /•'• •> -/^i00^Wi

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