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, 20,900 l I Independent Daily [ t. *? J ' I nmurnuammtuT-m.m J ' Y > , ' VOL. 85, NO. KesAV thrmtt VtMur. fccooJ CUM RED BANK, N. jr., MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1962 7c PER COPY Legislature '\ehru Claims Meets Today / . • • . • TRENTON (AP) - A crowded Ing superintendent since the re- calendar confronts the New Jer- tirement of Col. Joseph R. Rutter. sey Legislature today; with milk, Milk BIB coal pipeline and medical can The milk bill was announced Units Still Remain for the aged bills marked for pri- by Hughes Friday following a ority treatment. meeting with leaders of the As- DELHI, India (AP)- Is not easy to make a precise Nov. 12 that Western weapons re- Chinese newly harvested sweet sembly and Senate. Hugbes said Prime Minister Nehru told Par- statement." ceived by the Indian army would jjotaloe* and bananas and "called In addition, the Senate was to the leaders indicated the measure liament today the Chinese Com- Two; members of Nehru's Cabi- be used only to resist Chinese ag- down Hearing* on them." receive Gov. Richard J. Hughes' would pass. munists may have thinned out the net vowed an eventual resumption TAB Chinese broadcast said latest judicial nominations and It would provide a IHWay floor nee units of their Invasion of the.battle rather than accept- The New China News Agency nothing about withdrawals; da? take action on other nominations under retell milk prices, pegged armies, but they have not with- ance of Peking's terms. India's reported a withdrawal of Com- where, but authoritative Indian submitted by the governor Nov. to actual cost of production and drawn them.• • frontline commanders took a gin- munist Chinese troops in the sources at Tetpur said tne Chi- distribution. Hughes said the gerly approach to the delicate Wakng area at the extreme east- nese teen to have withdrawn 30 measure would help stabilize the The Chinese reported their One of the nominations; expect- troops had pulled back in at'least situation. ern end of the 1,509-mile border- miles on the northeasttm. front, ed to be reported out of the ju- state's milk picture by allowing Other Developments line. Walong, IS miles west of the apparently die, Bombdila are*. the atate Office of Milk Industry one sector in partial fulfillment diciary committee for conflrma- InTother developments: Burma border, fell to the Chinese The area hi some) 300 miles west to declare a price emergency and of Peking's one-skied cease-fire tlon was that of Dominiclt R. 1. The Indian Communist party in an offensive that subsequently of Walong and is the, scene of specify minimum prices that proclamation. Indian sources re- Capello at' superintendent of 9UESTION PERIOD —John A. Ploptit, right, of Red endorsed Nehru's position for set- carried them' 80. miles down the the greatest Chinese penetration would be binding on all dealers ported apparent withdrawal in an- state police. Capello has been act- tlement of the undeclared war,. Luhit River valley toward the toward tilt fertile papulous Assam and subdealen. Bank .Jaycees, presents Mayor-Elect Benedict R. Nicosia other sector. , 2. U.S. Ambassador John Ken- plains, of Assam. plains. . the first of the community survey questionnaire! the Signs of Withdrawal Pipeline BIB neth Galbralth scheduled a trip to Hold Positions In New Delhi, Defense Minister Hughes said the new. bill does Jayceei are handing out to every unit dwelling in Red Nehru, however, told Parliament the headquarters city of Tezpur High Indian military sources Y. B. Chtvw said there eta be Politick not constitute a restoration of re- Bank. William R. Oertel, 8, ion of William C. Oertel, there were "signs of withdrawal for a look at the situation and were quoted as saying Chinese no doubt about India's ultimata tail milk price controls which he In the rear—in the front positions survey chairman, helping fo distribute the questionnaires) inspection of American weapons troops still held positions in the victory. He toM 'a public meeting ordered ended in mid-October. they might have been mfrmed out, flown to the Indian army. Luhlt Valley. - "We'.do not want to have any Bill Due The pipeline bill-faced a show- looks on. but they have not withdrawn." 3. Nehru.was disclosed to have A dispatch from a Chinese cor- compromise with anybody unless down in the Senate where mi He added that "the position is assured Pakistani President Mo- respondent in Walong said scores every Inch of dor territory Is Jority leader Charles W.. Sandman rather confused and therefore it hammed Ayub Khan in a letter of peasants gave the withdrawing vacated." JriR-Cape May, said he did not for Shelf expect it to pass. Jaycees Launch TRENTON - The Republican The measure, which has passed Tito on Visit Party-sponsored bill to bar the ie Assembly, would ban a pro- 21 Democratic county prosecu- posed coal slurry pipeline through Community Survey Koos Biros. Store tora and their aides from poli- New. Jersey. The Mai* railroads I To Moscow; tics will come in the Democratic and Hughes support the ban. The RED BANK-Rcsidents of this tinue the survey weekends un- controlled Assembly today. But railroads contend the pipeline borough started answering ques- til the borough's 4,200 dwelling It appears destined for a com- would wipe out their coal ship- tions this weekend which may units nave been visited. Kan Talks m ment business and put some rail- mittee shelf. help shape the future of their William C. Oertel, Jaycee in MOSCOW (AP)-PresIdent Ti- roads on the brink of bankruptcy. charge of the project, has asked ' Denounced in the Senate Nov. town. to of Yugoslavia, a Communist FREEHOLD , TOWNSHIP - The bill got the minimum six that the questionnaires be com- the blaw vu of undetermined 19, by the 10 Democratic sena- , Questionnaires delivered Sat- with -strong neutralist overtones, votes needed for approval by the pleted and left on the doorstep Firemen from 12 fire companies origin. He said the alarm was tors, when the 11 Republican sen- urday by* the Junior Chamber of headed today for Moscow talks Senate's RepuMfcan caucus last Commerce asked candid opin- the day following their delivery this morning are fighting a blaze called in by an unidentified pass- ators passed it, the- measure with Premier Khrushchev accom- month. Opponents of the piepllne ions of the borough's school sys- or mailed to the Chamber Build- Ing motorist at 4:07 a.m. would apply to proiecuton, as- panied by the taunts and Jibes of which completely gutted the Koos ban hope to switch one of those tem, police and fire depart- ing, 95 Broad St., in his care. sistant prosecutors, legal assist- the Peking Radio. ' Brothers furniture store on Rt 9, The fire chief said tte person votes to keep the measure from ments,- sanitation and traffic When the results of the sur- reporting the Mam had said of ants, county detectives and in- coming up for a vote on the floor. systems, and a number of other vey have been tabulated, me The Tito party, Including his one mile i south of Freehold. the fire "She's bumbg sserrfly." vestigator*. It deals with non- Federal Funds municipal services ana asked Jaycees will publish the infor- wife Jovanka, left Budapest by Only the cinder block outer That was the lamvphsasY used partisan as well as partisan elec- The Assembly was to consider the homeowner what he likes mation for the use of municipal special train at midnight after a walls of the. 25,000 square foot, tions...... by an unidentified person in re- « Mil that would enable New Jer- and doesn't like about Red officials, civic organizations brief but ceremonious stay In the one-story building are left'Stand- It is sponsored by GOP Sen. porting a previous fire here, sey to receive about $4 million hi Bank. and residents, and for the fu- Hungarian capital.. The front entrance portion Stryker laid. Pierce H. Deamer, Jr. of Ber- federal funds under the Kerr- ture guidance of the Junior The Jaycees collected the Tito's trip was billed as a va- of the building collapsed about Companies battling the fire In- gen County, who told the Senate MIUs program of medical care Chamber. forms yesterday and will con- cation. It was not known If he 8 o'clock, and "narrowly missed cluded the Goodwill Hook and the Bergen prosecutor, Guy Calls- for the aged. The measure pro- would visit otner ckies before ait- President Tlt» hitting' four firemen who were Ladder Co. and Monmouth Hose si, Jr., has been actively engaged vides that the state pay 60 per ting down with Kremlin Leaders training hoses on it. Co.. Freehold: the Adelphia, In Democratic {politics. cent of the noafederal costs and for a discussion that is sure" to Gordon Spring, general mana- Squantam, Ramtown and Free- Varied Impact county and municipal • govern- Raceway Mortgage include the rift in Moscow-Peking ger, said he could, not estimate wood Acres Companies, Howell Gov. Richard J. Hughes, who meats the rest. The Senate passed relations and its meaning for Taxpayers' it Nov. 19. the financial loss. He said, how Township;, and' companies from ha» indicated disapproval of the world Communist affairs. ever, the store had been stocked; Marlboro, MorgtrivUle. Robert* bill, has noted, that Republicans Hughes has asked both houses Witt Be Examined As Tito's expedition got under Unit Against with merchandise for Chrlarmas. vUe, NAD EarW,,EngUahtown did not urge such a measure f the Legislature to bold one Fire Chief Jdba R. Stryker taid anj South »aH Township. when there was a Republican ad- Marion before ccfiisg it a TRENTON (*P) - The Attor- ministration in Trenton and ail year. SSandmad n asU thhe SenatStee ney General's Office says the $3.5 It for close to $7 million. rioui sdpra-bioc policy" a^Schoos "trai- l Plan proaecotow wera of Obrt party. would try to finish .up to wort mfltion . mortgage' on Freehold The purchase agreement was tors of the proletariat and run- NEW SHREWSBURY - Th to Monmoutb County, if today but if anything important Raceway will be ojw of the sub- signed Aug. 22 between Freehold ning dogs of U. S. IrnperlaHsm." board of directors of the New accepted, the bin would aave a were left undone it would return jects 'covered tod$y when the and Y. R. Holding Co., a wholly- The epithets leveled at the Yugo Taxpayers' Assocta- varied impact on bath aides of owned subsidiary of Yonkers next week. N. J. Racing Commission hears Slav president left little doubt released a letter the political fence. an application to buy the track. Raceway. The Y.R. Holding Co., of Peking's opinion of anyone who urging ion members to Though ftrtwecutoi- Vioceot P, Assistant Attorney. Gen. John Ij owned by the four Tananbaum would receive him. vote a proposal to ex- Today onTwoSirikes Keuper gave up the rote of coun- J. Bergln said the .mortage Is held brothers,'Alfred, Leo, Martin, and Tito and Khrushchev last, met pand Monmouth Regional High WASHINGTON (AP)-Prealden AFLCIO International Long- ty Democratic chairman when he Gas Station by the Tananbaum. brothers who Stanley. in New York in I960 at meetings School for an estimated $1,790,000. Kennedy gets reports today from took his law enforcement post have applied for permission .to of the UN General Assembly. The The proposal will be presented in shoremen's Association, and ship- in 19S5, be has attended political p p two Taft-Hartley law emergency owning and stevedore flrmi. Operator Is purchase the'track. The Tanan- Yugoslav leader last visited the a Dec 11 referendum. meeting* and has been a guest boards .he named in stopping r baums also own Yonkers Race- 12 Boats Soviet Union in 1956, in an up- According to Col. A. G. Spitz, Tfce na* step will be a vote speaker at partisan rallies and way in New York. ward climb in relations between strikes by East Coast dock em- on the employers' last settlement otter partisan events.' association vice president, the Found Dead Bergin said the Freehold Race- the two countries since the sharp letter is documented and basical- ployes and Lockheed aerospace offer, rejected oy;fbe unm A Lantern's Costs MATAWAN - Charle- Rodis, way Association borrowed $4 Destroyed break during the Stalin era. ly repeats the stand that two as/ workers. • •... .' worker turndown of the otter, million from the Mastan Co. Inc. ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Fire which officials as*'they expect, • First Assistant Prosecutor Sol- 57, or 2M High St., Perth Amboy, Aside from foreign policy, Tito sociatfon representatives took at In anomer development related destroyed 12 cabin cruisers and will mean a real threat of • pier croon Lautman would have to was found' dead at 8:53 yester- of New York two years ago and probably 'will discuss economic an Oct. .29 meeting in Trenton to a major labor controversy damaged six others Saturday atttte on Atttntfc and Gulf coasts either quit that role or his post day rooming at the Sunoco gaso- gave a mortgage in return. He problems with his Soviet hosts. when the state Board of Local chiefs of the five operating unions night at the Mainland Marina in on Dec. 23 when the 804ay In- as mayor of Deal. ' - line station he operated on Rt said the Tananbaums bought the Yugoslavia has been undergoing Government considered the re- on the nation's railroads nearby Northfield. No one was [unction runs out Assistant Prosecutor John W. M near the Kuhn farm, police mortgage for $3.5 million earlier a difficult period, with food short- gional school's application to In- gathered here for a huddle to de- reported. this year. injured. . ages as one problem. The United crease its debt. Appfegate would have an even termine their next legal step in The Lockheed tabor dispute is more complicated choice. He is Police said the man was Mortgage Security Firemen saved part of the long States agreed last week to help The letter states that a school fighting worker layoffs threatened found with his head Inside a car shed-like marina building and by providing 1J million tons of debt of $3,022,000 is presently in an earlier stage of develop- mayor of Matawan and county Bergin said all 100 shares of by the carriers. ment, Kennedy Invoked the Taft- and that apparently he was mak- Freehold Raceway stock were put managed to prevent (lames from wheat. ••• • • outstanding here. The money is Democratic chairman. Of the three disputes a renewed Hartley provisions in this case Assistant Prosecutor John A. ing repairs to the vehicle at the up as security for the mortgage, spreading to a number of larger Chinese commentaries attacked owed for. school construction and time of his death.' craft nearby. The largest vessel additions since 1950. strike by the 60,000 dock workers last Wednesday to end a walkout Petillo, though holding no party but he said the Tananbaums Tito's role as a neutralist In East- that had started earlier that day. ' Assistant County Physician Dr. damaged was 4Woot cabin cruis- Debt Cited appears to be the, most imminent. office— he is former Red Bank would be unable to* get the stock West battles and grew particu- On Thursday, the striking Inter- Harry L. Harwood said last night er. The workers ended an earlie Democratic municipal chairman through the mortgage. He said larly Incensed over what Peking The association argues that the national Association of Machin- suicide has" been ruled out, and The estimated cost of the de- strike after the administration on —Ij an active party worker at the mortgage applies to the called Yugoslavia's espousal of a million debt would easily be- ists, AFLCICcalled off its walk- election Hme. the official cause of death will track's physical assets, but horse stroyed boats was from $8,000 neutralist Cuba, The Chinese come a $3 million debt for the Oct. 6 obtained an 80-dSy injunc- tion under the Taft-Hartley emer- out at the government's request. County Detective Albert V. be announced lated today. racing operations at the - track to $25,000 apiece. There were 40 were strong supporters of Prime homeowners U the borough if the boats in winter storage at the gency provisions. MoConnlck, mayor, of Freehold • Police said the death .appeared must be approved by the racing Minister Fidel Castro in the re- referendum-is approved. A Formality Township, though a Republican, to be accidental. commission. . • marina, some housed indoors and cent crisis and made no effort Further, the taxpayers' group Tight Deadlock also would have a decision to The man was pronounced dead He said, the racing commission others kept outside. to conceal their anger at Mos- contends that double sessions are The report from the Lockheed The emergency board studying emergency board is expected make. . • at- the scene by Dr. Alfred has been investigating the mort- cow's decision to, withdraw- the not-as evil as one may think. this case is expected to report to missiles and jet bombers the Rus- simply to recite a negotiating Cite Hatch Act Casagrande, gage transaction. School board president Gordon the White House that there still Leaves for N.-'Y. sians had sent to Cuba. ' •• ' deadlock. It Is strictly a formality Thomas J. Brogan, chairman (See SCHOOL. Page 2) s a tight deadlock between Q* The proposed legislation is PARIS (AP) - Harvey. Loth- that, under the law, will enable even tougher than the Hatch Act of the state Racing Commission, 4 Minor Fireg said the main issue in the pro- ringer, New York doctor wanted ths goyenunettt to go ahead with affecting political activity of for an abortion murder left today application for an 80-day court in- V. S. Civil Servtaj employees. FAIR HAVEN — Four fires, posed sate of the track Is a pos- for New York accompanied by junction barring a further strike. That law prevents employees some of them originating from sible conflict involved in two Yule Stamp a Best Seller three police officers. from seeking partisan elective burning leaves, kept firemen tracks within 70 miles under a The time lag will enable gov- office or taking leadership In a coining and going here yester- single ownership. The loan, Bro- WASHINGTON, (AP) — the lion.'The previous high for a "Oddly enough," said Kel- ernment mediators and the spe- political party. It does not ap- day afternoon. Total damage gan said, is of- no importance. Capture Criminal new Christmas stamp can't special Issue was 300 million leher, "there was more furor cial board headed by Prof. Ar- ply to non-partisan elections, was minor. He said that if the Tananbaums WASHINGTON (AP) - The be printed fast enough to sat- for the Mercury astronaut over the design of the stamp thur M. Ross, director of the however. '' " \ At Hie home of Alfred Marcel- acquired the Freehold track by FBI today announced the capture isfy the demand, the Post Of- stamp commemorating John than over the. question of University of California Institute Mayor Lautman would be bel- lus, 45 Willow St., a fiberglass virtue of the mortage, they of one ol Its 10 most wanted crim- fice Department reported today, Glenn's space flight. whether the- Christmas stamp of Industrial Relations, to try new ; ter off under the Hatch act. Deal boat stored in the yard was would, not necessarily receive the inals in a Hollywood, Calif., apart' "It's far and away the best- "We've already upped the Itself should be issued." peace moves. has a ndn^rtisan Board of burned. 'Damage was estimated racing permit. The permit is sub- ment early today. selling special stamp ever is- Christmas order to 600 mil- Designed by James Craw- Tha chief Issue In dispute be- Commissioners. If he was a fed- at $170. ject to renewal each year. The FBI Identified the man as sued," said James F. Kelleher, lion," said Kelleher, "but now ford, a Post Office Department tween Lockheed and the machin- eral employee, there would be no Another Maze, at the home of John Klnchloe De Jamette 41, a information aide to Postmaster we face the possibility that we artist, the four-cent stamp Only Harness Track ists Is the union's demand for a bar to his service as mayor. But Charles Henshaw, 129 Harrison native of Kentucky. They said he Gen. J. Edward Day. ' might not be able to print bears traditional Christinas Freehold is New Jersey's only union shop arrangement, requir- If the Deamer bill becomes law, Ave., damaged part of a garage was placed on the most wanted Kelleher said advance de- enough." symbols—slender candles and harness racing track. ing employes to be unkm mem- he is out as mayor if he chooses roof. The other two calls were Fred Fattier, Newark builder, list only last Friday in connec- mand for the stamp was so Greatest Apprthensoa evergreen wreath with red ? bars, provided the workers ap- to remain at the higher salaried for grass' fires which cauted no sold the wack two years ago for tion with three bank robberies great that Day ordered a rec- This Is not the kind of prob- bow. tha idea, by a two-thirds first assistant prosecutor's post. damage. 15.5 million. The Tananbaums re- totaling $100,000. ord first printing of 500 mil- lem anticipated when It an- Kelleher said the department margin. Lockheed has declined to nounced last May that it would has received no letters from Issue Its first special Christ- permit such a poll or be bound religious groups protesting the by its outcome. mas stamp.. stamp. Protesting letters from Monmouth Tax Board Lists Deductions The greatest apprehension Individuals, he added, are fewer The rail dispute has been a con- among postal officials then than for most special Issues tinuing one all year. The carriers FREEHOLD - The Monmouth Roland Boyd Jr., 21 South Ave., building $8,600 to $7,000 (stipu. H. Bowtell and S. Sorenson, Me m o r I a I Parkway, building was that the stamp might pro- and these are generally of three County Board of Taxation here building, $10,000 to $9,200. lation). First Ave., building $20,000 to $14,600 to $13,000 (stipulation). voke protests on grounds that types. \ are trying to abolish up to COM Friday released tax-appeal deci- William and Mary Bereiowich Olive P. Reynolds, 97 West $15,000 (stipulation). , Kattiryn M. Sullivan, 47 Hooper it violated' the principle of "One group dislikes the de- loba they claim are now obsolete sions for H municipalities. East Highland Ave., building Highland Ave., building, $8,400 to Joseph and Mary Capacclo, 65 Ave., building $17,400 to $16,SS0, ehurch-8tate separation. sign, but maybe „ they'll Hke StUl another White House board Decisions released were for At- $9,000 to $8,600. $7,000 (stipulation). Mount Ave., building $28,600 to Victor E. Bock, 12 Prospect Another fear, says Kelleher, next year's Christmas stamp recommended more gradual re- lantic Highlands, Eatontown, Eugene and Dorothy Gilbert, 71 Bernard M. Zelchner, U6 First $25,600 (stipulation). Ave., building $14,000 to 12,000. was that it might antagonize design and those who like this duction, originally confined to Colts Neck Township, Allenhurst, Ave., building, $30,000 to $24,000. Theodore W. Heiman, Eighth Stephen A. Mihok, 78 WashJv?- the National Tuberculosis As- one will write In then to tell us Avon, Brlelle, Belmar, Bradley Grand Ave., building $12,400 to locomotive firemen. The unions $H,fi«0. • personal property, $1,600 to 0 Ave., land $3,500 to $2,000 build- ton Avel, building, $10,000 to sociation, which for years spon- Beach, Deal, Engllshtown, and (Stipulation). Ing $13,500 to $12,000 (stipulation). $9,000 (stipulation). sored the sale of Christmas (See STAMP, Page 3) have been resisting any layoffs. Hugh and Grace Winter, 21 Asbuiy Park. Sverre Sorenson, Flrrt Ave., Christopher P.M. Wadley, 24 Philip and Erma Broun, Ocean seals as a fund-raising device. Grand Ave., building $19,100 to The board's rulings in towns building $3,300 to $1,300 (stipu. Nayesink Ave., building $6,500 to Blvd., building $16,200 to $15,000 $17,000. Kelleher says the decision to Of the Northern Monmouth area lation). $8,opO. (stipulation). Issue the stamp was made by Michael Totaro, 13S Center Today's Index follow. Roy A. Abram, 86 Bay Ave., Federlco Perlcich, 25 Navesink Harold J. Syron, 14 Fourth Day only after extensive In- Ave., building, $17,400 to $14,000 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS land $2,800 to t2,SW, building Ave., building $9,800 to $9,300. Ave., building $11,400 to $11,000 quiries Indicated no wide- Of the 75 appeals from property (stipulation). $13,000 to $12,500 (stipulation). Josephine R. McConnell and (stipulation), spread oblectlon from non- Adam and Eva __ I Kerbbck owners In Atlantic Highlands, the Carl R. Jaeckel, 26 Highland Arthur HX. Daniel), 33 Simp- Irene M. Ross, 117 Ocean Blvd., Christian leaders or tuber- Samuel and Helen Dougherty, Allen-Scott , 7 following 64 appellanta received Pl.( building, |15,«OO to $13,000 son Ave., building $9,600 to $8,850. building $18,000 to $16,000 (stipu- culosis association officials. 23 Bowie Ave,, land $1,000 to Amusements - II reductions In their ttx assess- (stipulation). .Francis W. Lswtey, First Ave., lation). $800, building $11,200 to $10,000 The proposal was unani- ments: John P. Condon, 27 Third Ave., land $11,000 to $9,000 (stipulation). mously approved by the Cit- Births _..:.„....._„ ] Bernard and Lola Brown, 234 (stipulation). Mri. Jdvannla DB Gugllmo, building, $21,400 to $17,700 (stipu- Felix Grehea, Leonard Ave., Ocean Blvd., building $19,009 to Ireni' Stamp Advisory Com- Jim Bishop „ ...... I Leroy M. Goddard, Bayslde West Highland Ave., building, lation), building $8,300 to $7,000 (stipula- $M,Q0O. , , , mittee, a 12-member group set Bridge I .....17 Dr., land $3,400 to $1,500 (stipu- $3,000 to f 1,200 (stipulation). Anthony Steffer, Jr,, 99 Weit tion). Anton Halvorten, 135 East up to give the postmaster gen- Classified II lation). • Alex & Lenore Mtllken, si Washington Ave., building, $13,400 Harvey H. Bowtell, .First Ave., Washington Ave., building $13,600 eral counsel on the, subjects Comics _; ,..H Genevleve Caracclola, 11 Leon Rnt Ave., building, $M,flOO to to $10,400 (stipulation). building $17,000 to $12,000 (stipu- to $10,000 (stipulation). and designs of new lisues. Crossword Puule —J 17 $12,900 (stipulation). Josephine Rlcclardelll, 76 Ave., lation). Francis and Joseph Todesky, 91 (See TAX BOARD, Page 3) Furor Over Design Editorial - I 2—Monday, Del 3, 1962 FED BANK BEGISTER Weather Bus Catches New Jersey - Syfctry *DA ttM OBITUARIES POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER today and Tuesday after early. morning fog. High ill the upper MRS. FRANCIS M. ROSE 50* to low 60s both days. Fair MOraKOUTH MEDICAL T. HARRISON HEIGHT THOMAS DeGENITO CENTER NEPTUNE - t. Harrison KEANSBURG — Thomas De- RUMSON - Mrs. Rita A. Rose, cool tonight with some Plrfctvay Exit J, of 46 Naveslnk Ave., died Caesar Invented patchy fog, low Mr. and Mrs. Donald Searles, HAZLET: — A chartered bus Height, 79, of 4 Sherry La., died Gendto, 49, of 358 Carr Ave., d^ed in the 30s in 54 Lennox Ave., Rumson, daugh- loadad Witt youngsters traveling Saturday In the Westwood Nurs- suddenly Saturday In Yonkers, Saturday' in Monmouth Medical the interior to ter, this morning. to a football game in Union ing Home, Long Branch. N.Y. Center, Long Branch. No-Parking Sign about 40 along Mr. and Mrs. Leon Adams, Beach, Caught fire yesterday on Mr. Height, a retired plumbing A member of St. Ann's Catholic Mrs, Rose was born in Jersey the shore. 230 Seaview Ave., Long Branch, the. exit spur of the Garden State contractor, was a past master of Church, Mr. DeGenito owned Jity imd had lived here 14 years. By HAL BOYLE Marine son, Saturday. Parkway here. the Asbury Park Lodge, d and operated Tom and Gert's She was the daughter of the late BOYLE Block Island Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. Jack- Police said the fire was quick- AM, and a member of J' Beauty Shop and Tom's Barber William and Helen Shaughnessy to Cape May- ler, 8 Venus St., New Monmouth, ly extinguished. There, were no Arch Matohi, Goodw Shop here for 21 years. Mulcahy. She was a member of NEW YORK (AP)—Tilings a 'ection south of the Mason and Variable winds son, Saturday. Holy Cross Catholic Church, injuries reported. 36, Manasquan. He was a past Surviving are his wife, Mrs. columnist might never know if he Oixon Line, didn't originate there. mostly easterly Mr. and Mrs. Alan Peterson, 117 commander of the Corson Com- here. ' didn't open Ms mail: Canadians in the War of 1812 10 knots or less According to police, a police Gertrude Walling DeGenito; Osborne St., Keyport, son, Satur- official from Jersey City, who mandery, Knights Templar, Lenjg three sons, Thomas A. DeGenito Surviving are her husband, Julius Caesar pioneered the idea :alled their U.S. opponents "damn today, tonight day. Branch. Francis- M. Rose; a son, Francis y/ankees." and Tuesday. was visiting relatives here, of Atlantic Highlands, John B. of traffic control by banning the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Herbert spotted the bursisg bus and put Mr. Height was a member and DeGenito of Leonardo, and Mi- M. Rose, Jr., at home; a daugh- parking of all chariots in Rome's If you take your wife to Las Visibility about 5 miles except ter, Miss Ellen A. Rose, at home Zegas, Nev., don't bring her there Forrest St., West Long Branch, out the blaze with a fire ex- secretary of the board of trustees chael DeGenito, at home; a central business district 2,000 localty less than 1 mile in fog son, Saturday. of West Grove Methodist Church. daughter, Miss Ann Marie De- and a brother, William Mulcahy in moccasins. A survey showed patches over northeastern sec- tinguisher. years ago. Mr. and Mrs. James Chestnut, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Genito, at home; two brothers, of Jackson Heights, L. I. In addition to putting out the ihat women could play the slot tions. Fair weather through Police said the official was • Services will be Wednesday at Jr., 9 Olive St., Neptune, daugh- Deputy Chief Joseph L. Smith of Mary Barkalow Height; , two Carmine DeGenito of Red Bank "no parking" sign, Caesar went achines for only 2>/4 hours at a Tuesday. daughters, Mrs. Marion-Everett and EmilMo DeGenito of Raritan 9:30 a.m. from the John E. Day itretch when wearing high heels TIDES ter, Friday. Jersey City. He was visiting a along with a senatorial edict re- Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo daughter who lives on Coral Dr., of Keamy, and Mrs. Katheryne Township; four sisters, Mrs. Funeral Hqme, Red Bank, fol- voking the driving licenses of Ro- jut four hours in flat shoes. (Sandy Hook) Franks of Oceanport two broth- Julia Capraun of Raritan Town- lowed by a requiem mass to be ler, 30 Seaview Manor, Long near the parkway spur. of man women but he lost that bat- It was Christopher Morley whe Today — High 12:01 p.m., and ers, Earl Helgh( Ocean Grove ship, Mrs. Caroline Olsen of offered in Holy Cross Church at jbserved, "If you have to keep Branch, son, Friday. tle. The ladies enlisted the orator low 6:33 p.m. The Hazlet Fire Co., also was and Archie Height of Jeraey- Highland Park, Mrs. Lena Piney 10 a.m. by Rev. Joseph A. Sul- Cicero on their side and he won reminding yourself of a thing, per- Tuesday — High 6:31 a.m. and Mr. and Mrs. James Carr, 26 called to the scene. ville; two sisters, Mrs. Flossie of Middletown Township, and laps it isn't so." Rlverdale Dr., Keyport, daugh- livan. Burial will be in Holy, them back their rights to drive. :39 p.m., and low 12:36 a.m. and The bus carried a Pop Warner Beutell of Ocean Grove and Mrs. Mrs. Teresa Kaufman of Long Name Cemetery, Jersey City.- Some 22 million Americans :01 p.m. ter, Friday, League Football team from Vails- Daisy Hosmer of Wayside, seven Island, N.Y., and four grandchil (For Red Bank and Rumson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelsey, more. All of them can't be hus- barg. They were traveling to grandchildren, and seven great- dren. MRS, H. R. HARVEY bands, but no wives admit to this School bridge, add two hours; Sea !5 Chestnut Ave.. Atlantic High- Union Beach to play the Police grandchildren. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long lands, son, Friday. Athletic League team there. Tlte funeral will be tomorrow OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs. fault Mark Twain's comment: (Continued) Services will be Wednesday at at 8 a.m. from Ryan Funeral Enninie M. Harvey, wife of Po. "There ain't no way to find out Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mlnear, Members of the fire company the Franckml, Taylor and Lopez W. Battle has said, "We will be lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) Home to St. Ann's Church where lice Chief Harry R. Harvey, died why a snorer can't hear himself on' double sessions here within 25 Catherine Ave., Red Bank, managed to secure a truck owned Funeral Home, with Rev. Philip Rev. Stanley Levandoski, as- CHICAGO (AP) — Stormy son, Friday. Saturday at her home, 389 West snore." three years. If we can keep our by Mocci Brothers Farm here Brown and Rev. Walter Everett sistant pastor, will offer high re- Park Ave., Oakhurst., If the ocean highway had been weather hit areas along the Mr. and Mrs. Alton McCormick, and transported the team the rest officiating. Burial will be in present excellent teaching staff, southeast Atlantic seaboard again quiem mass af9 o'clock. Burial paved, Christopher Columbus we can manage for two or three 803 Railroad Ave., Asbury Park, of the way to Union Beach. Hamilton Cemetery, here. wffl be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Until six months ago, Mrs. today and rain and storms Harvey was a partner in the might have made it faster to years. After that, we will haw daughter, Friday. Undaunted by the Incident, the Middletown. America on foot. He averaged to build." pounded areas in the Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Kielsoo, Brookwillow. Stable, West Long northwest. Vailsburg team went on to top AUGUST J. CAPESTRO Branch. She was a member of about 2.8 miles an hour by sail. Asbury Park High School, 12 Brown PI., Oakhurst, ton, the Union Beach club, 134. NEPTUNE CITY — August J. MRS. EDITH A. REYNOLDS A recent survey showed that if Heavy fog blanketed many Friday. the U. S. Equestrian Team and which has been on double sessions New York State and Canadian Police said the fire apparently Capestro, 52, who resided and OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Mrs. rode In the National Horse Show, both parents smoke, a majority of for three years, Is cited. The operated a paint store at 34 Syl- their children will also. , sections along Lakes Erie and started in the engine of the bus. Edith A. Reynolds, SO, of 193 Madison Square Garden. Besides association claims that the per Ontario, halting movement of vania Ave., died Friday after be- Ampere Ave., Oakhurst, died a trainer of horses and hone Our quotable notables: "A mancentage of Asbury Park studenti ships and planes and making Fire Wrecks coming ill at the store. Friday in Monmouth Medical show judge, Mrs. Harvey was a can be happy with any woman as attending college has increased driving hazardous. Air travel was Mr. Capestro was born in Center, Long Branch. trick rider and had appeared with long as he does not love her"— and that more than $250,000 ir Oaim Man halted in Buffalo and Niagara Brooklyn and bad moved here Mrs. Reynolds was the widow Gene Autry. . Oscar Wilde. scholarships has been offered the Falls. Beau Rivage 14 years ago. America in 1910 produced goods students of that district in thi of Frank Reynolds. She had lived She was born in Bernardsville On tfie pleasant side of the Left Scene Surviving are his wife, Mrs. at the shore all her life. and had lived here 16 years. She and services at the rate of $380 past three years. Christine Colella Capestro; a worth for each man, woman and weather pattern, unseasonably Restaurant Surviving are three sons, was a member of the Essex Hunt Federal Aide mild weather continued In wide WALL TOWNSHIP - The Beau daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Acker of Charles A., Frank A. and Donald Club and was formerly head child. Today the figure is $2,815, a Of Accident Port Monmouth; a brother, Pe- vast increase despite the fact a The association also maintain: areas in the eastern half of thi Rivage Restaurant, Warren Ave., L. Reynolds, all of Oakhurst; two dietician at Columbia University. that the possibility of federal aid nation. Temperatures climbed to RED BANK — Byron B. Evans, ter Capestro of Port Monmouth, daughters, Mrs. Gloria Sim- dollar isn't worth now what It was a landmark of the post World and a sister, Mrs. Lena Gardel- Surviving, besides her husband, worth then. should be explored under thi record highs for the date yester- 72, of 9 North Main St., Farm- mons and Mrs. Evelyn Moore of War II Monmouth County resort ingdale, was charged this week- la ol Brooklyn. are a son, Ronald M. Benoit, You have one chance In three of provisions of Public Law 81! day in many cities, with the mer- Tallahassee, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. here; a niece, Mrs. Virginia Rid- which authorizes federal grants cury reaching Into the 60s in growth, was wrecked by fire Sat- end with leaving the scene ol A requiem mass was offered Dorothy Truex of Oakhurst, and being involved in an accident if an accident which occurred Fri- today at 9 a.m. in St. Elizabeth's dle, Long Branch, and a grand- you drive 12,000 miles in a year, pay up to 95 per cent of schoc many sections. urday. 10 grandchildren. construction costs. day on Broad St. Catholic Church, Avon. Burial child. And the odds are one in 35 that Twenty-four crewmen were The three-story frame building, Services will be today at 2 p.m. Services will be tomorrow at The letter reminds the tai brought to safety from the 256- According to Detective Lt. was in St. Catharine's Cemetery, someone will be hurt in that acci- established in 1946, and now oneGeorge H. Clayton, Jr., who Wall Township. In the Franclonl, Taylor and 11 a.m. in the James T. Buckley dent, and one in 1,300 someon payer and officials that, if sch
Mamloc seid the |ua went during • ocuftle with Mrs. MM- KKTar hom ta Mfc Ota* fee teetUled there WM no tglomn powder. •cuffie, to* he fired ew»T point w Uornnred It, tested H Ird Dismissed Msjik. She lost en eye ud -tut- tod found It Meel «»r we In Ws fired otter iofuriw. JWSUIOID - As AjbMJj '5^L2 worfc u i fteyttyrlat expert Ink truck driver wfao.sllewdt tot* Pint AoHstut m*W* ** Uutmsn presented tb< ''' to sdvertist to the lUd lok bii former ton* |w> SJK vrAdwrtiMmnt rtopxbHe to drive to to wtte't At Mi out. P*t*r Cooper, At- psftBMNSf tod eboot her.! Imes, WM convicted on tw mafe Thundty la MenmoutJ Jaunty Court. ' ., SEE US FOR ALL Concert Your Attached Garage YOUR PHOTO NEEDS i i^ o* stwcSjw eiewl no ow^vry on niv wx pnpnyn tobert SUWtr, BnoktKe tun. Or Carport Into Living Spacejl We carry a complete leeu Township, end of atoo ious usault with Intent to kU '.ins of famous brand two Ills wife, EtrHne, of 1011 cameras and accessor* Jorlles Ave,, NeiXunt. Both In idents occurred Sept. J. ies. Bring your cameras You e.n hive th«t added living ip«c»'fcr NEW OFFICES — MidtMetown Mayor John T. Lawley, left, congratulates Kenneth Manning admitted the attack hero for expert repair Walker, Sr., while Rariian Towmhip Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr., right, congratulates a his three-diy trial befon your growlnj family by convartlng y»«r Kenneth Walker, Jr., at the formal opening of the new Walker and Walker real rudge Elvin R. Slmmill «ad i attached garage »r cirporf ln*o • ««•*«! ury of 10 men and two women estate office on Rt. 35 in Middletown. The firm alto operates an office in Shrews- Jut be stid he wanted ea op room. Cell Carles I. Henfennj and Sen We Have Everything bury. The firm operated an office In Raritan Township prior to opening the new fer a raaliitlc.eiHmahi the* wlH matt yOHr office in Middletown. for the bu'dget requirement!. Regirdleil of tile CAMERA FAN previously in this column, depicts nounced that a new embossed S- amount of money you want to ipend, Stamps in the traditional holiday symbol ceijt airmail stamped' envelope burning tapers and an evergreen will be first placed op sale at you'll find we do not eompromfw tho flu«l« DORN'S Photo Shop wreath with a red bow. The let-Chantilly, Va.j Nov. 17, to coin* Ify of our Work. ering is in Old English. The newclde with the dedication of the IS Wallace Street the News 1-center which was first placed on Dulles International Airport. This Whatever your neadr ace for ImpwvJnj Supplies and Equipment AP Newafeatures sale in Pittsburgh will remain new envelope also Is being pro- By SYD KRONISH available for sale until Dec. 31.vided to meet the increase la the or remodeling your home, call us for a SH 7.2273 or SH 7-2274 The first United States Christ- postal rates effective Jan. 7. The free •itimafe. . mas postage stamp, discussed stamp on the envelope will depict a modern jet airliner la flight FOLDING BED NO MONEY DOWN Brazil has issued a new FOAM MATTRESS GIFT HEADQUARTERS cruzeiros stamp honoring Julio YEARS TO PAY FOR LOVERS OF PETS Mesquita, Journalist and founder of the city of Sao Paulo, on the $12.88 100th anniversary of his birth. Al- • PET SUPPLIES so from Brazil comes word that RAILROAD new stamps will be issued to hon- No qMttfai about It—for homt Improvtnwnr* or the centennial of Di. Qulntino • BIRD HOUSES Bocainva, football championship! WAREHOUSE CAll and the 140th anniversary of •BIRDSEED Brazilian Independence, OUTLET CHARLES B. HEMBLING & SON AND MANY OTHER 7/0. Highway U, EatoBtpwn Kenova, W. Va.. gets its name Jut SMU O< XataaSMm Ctith 13 CatfcerlM Sfmt Etfab. l«lt M PET SUPPLY ITEMS Intended for use on season's from Kentucky, Ohio and West H o*n.T »IM *• »•» meeting cards, the new stamp Virginia. It is located on a point •AT. *m to me ' Dej Phow SH 7-»M • M|MPh»ae8HMiel ties in with the Post Qffice De- CaUSOWl partment's "Shop and Mail LAWES COAL CO. Inc. Early" campaign. According to Postmaster General J. Edward 584 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN Day, the stamp will serve a double function. It will supply SH 7.1030 a colorful fillip to greeting cards I and will encourage the use of first-class postal rate for suqh cards thus providing preferred handling and return-to-sender service in the event of nonde- livery. Day also announced that there are plans to reissue a Christ- mas stamp during future holiday Plan Ahead... seasons.
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PabUsher 1CS-USI WASHINGTON- The American foreign aid program needs a JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. Gown) Manager hard-boiled examination of a sort One of the best reporter* In the countey 1B Joe W. HARRY PENN1NGT0N, Production Manager : has never liad before. McCarthy. His family comes from Cambridge, Massa- Thomu J. Bly Arthur Z. Karnin and William F. Sudford Frank W. Harbour Away with those Uodly re-sur- chusetts, where the Irish arc always in laughter or BxtcuUv* Editor Auodiu Mltsn CldlV Burtu M|r. veys by its friends, of which It has had so many and from tears., Joe chose laughter ana, #Sen lie. Isn't Writing Member at Of Associated Press which so little'has come. Extra- serious material, he writes jokeaj . • — - IM u •atni<4 ueftuintr » tt» to* *>r npitiuntua «t u m »HUM ordinary as this sounds, it re- A whole book full of McGartiiy- to ttU »wn*(*r u «*n u «a AP urn tlpUB quires no/ to undergo a clinical Membei ol American Newspaper Publisher! Assodattoa probe from among its enemies, lsms,is out this v/eek. It's pubHsKed by Member Audit Bureau of Circulation who will look at its faults more Doubleday, called "In One Ear,", and in TM R*l Buk Bugmn uiumw no BIUMIM ttipotulblinm lot tjpoKwblMi man u idwtlaotnuu. in anger tban In sorrow. McCarthy's case it's accurate because wui nprtst wtuwot abut*, thrnj put o» u rtwHMmut In wttfch tb* tjpaanpUul «rm man. ' A* Running foreign aid hat be- will VMM satur U» miMjwnent immxiUHU ol «nj trror wtucb mur oemr. come the hardest and most thank- the other one Is tin. I tried to read the TUi ntwroww itniu a* CMPOUIMUUM for miimMi We did, but yon dlda't Christmas Read oar last ad TO ALL You too can join our "SHIRT VALET PLAN" Says Mr. Leopard CALL NOW FOR BOYS INFORMATION 3-6UUU BUT NOT EXCLUSIVE LINENS, INC. (MOTHERS TOO!) Stop in and tell ON YOUR us you saw our Science Shrinks PHes light! We will New Way Without Surgery deduct $1.00 IMS RUGS! SISTERHOOD of Congregation Bnai Israel, Rumson, will from your purchase benefit from proceeds from its newest endeavor, « Con- Stops Itch-Relieves Pain Let Us Clean Your signment Shop at 34-36 West Front St., Red Bank, open- Itar T«rfc, N. T. (SpMhl) -Ffr the of pants! •o thorough that nft,nri malt ing today. Mrs. David Ruda, left, Riverside Heighfi, Ant time science hu found i new utoniihing lUUmenta like "Pileg holing tabstance with the aston- (Over 3.98-Limlt 2—Offer chairman of the project shows a new '/i car coat in have ceaaed to be a problem!" RUGS "Breeze-Clean" ishing ability to ahrlnk hemor- The tenet it a new healing ink- expires Thursday, Dec. 6, 1962) loden green. A member, Miss Louise Grover, a teacher iholdi, atop itching, and relieve •tance (Blo-Dyne»)-dlKOTery et pain - without aurgery. from New Shrewsbury is shown in a rust brown corduroy a worid-f araoua retearch lnitltota. For In can after cue, while gently Tilt lobiUnea (a now available 72 dress for school and business. Sizes range from 5 to 15. relieving.pain, actual reduction In ntppoiilory.or ilntmnt ftrm (ahrlnkage) took place, under the name Pnptmtb* U* Remember! The shop will be open through Friday, Dec. 7. Mtlll At all drat cooatuav Only 9 «ur It's & . . . . Each nig completely dusted, cleaned, Inspected, Mary Henn Young Man's wrapped and delivered. Engaged SPECIAL TUES. & WED.! CALL PR 4-1314 or CA 2-5042 KEYPORT — George Henn, 79 FABULOUS BEAUTY OFFER! Store .... Second St., announces the engage- ment of his (laughter, Miss Mary Anna Henn, to William A. Lud- BODY PERMANENT WAVE 50 wig, 3d son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ludwig Jr., 104 At Tremendous Savings! Broadway. Miss Henn is also the Fast and Beauflful. - daughter of the late Mrs. Cath- 7 VILLAGE erine Henn. Tinting, Bleaching and Tipping 6.50 * up Miss Henn Is a graduate of Keyport High School, class of Newest and Latest FRENCH TWIST HAIRCUT I960. She attended Asbury Park Business College and is employed far Naturalness and Beauty PREP SHOP at the Bell Telephone Laborato- ries, Holmdel. Mr. Ludwig, Is also a graduate BEAUTY SALON Asbury Park of Keyport High School, class 4J Broad Street Red Bank of I960, Is employed by tho Lily JOHN'S 10 Monmooth St. Red Bank For Appointment Calj »H Mini /. Tulip Corp., Holmdcl. Nuptial Mass for Mss Moller, Mr. McGrath trew vatmtm - At a feodc wu in p»Je pfak. fi* wow Port Mowww*. Brother* of th* Mfa, wfaert the MM * Q 1, MtCRATH.Uft,U the a beadpiet* of pink daisies and bridegroom, J&mes tod Koaaid he of the literary Club, fee f* ttuptttl mats bar* la St. Mary's carried a' basket of matchifls. McGrath. were ushers with Wil- a gradual* of toe Bertfa* SofeMt firmer Mitt iforgam fllolUr of Red Bank. Catholic Cburtb Saturday. Mia daisies. liam Cuthbertson, Jr., Hazlet of Modeling, New York. Margaret MoUer became the She wot married Saturday in St. Mary's Keyin McCrath, brother of tte The bride, a graduate of Red The bridegroom is a gradoate bride of Robert Joseph McGrtth, bridegroom, served as page. Best Bank High School, attended Moo- of Middletown Township High Catholic Church; New Monmouth, in a son of Mt. and Mm. June* run was Lawrence Turton of mouth College,'West Long School and attended the Um- double ring ceremony which was followed McGratt, 117 Wilson Ave., Fort versity of Texas. He «er*ed la Monmouth. Hie bride U the the U.S. Air Force as an air- by a nuptial man. The bridegroom is the man first class. He is emptoytd daughter of Franz Fredrick. J** ton, of Mr. and Mrs. James McCrath of . Minnesota Mining and Manu- ler, 148 Newman Spring* R&, facturing Company, Freehold. Red Bonk, ind Mrs. Elisabeth Port Monpiouth. On their return front a southern Ackerman MaUer, S3 Midfeui wedding trip, the couple win Jivf Ave., Red Bank. at 33 Willow St., Port Monmonth, - Rev. Robert T. Buknan of- Seated at the double ring cere- mony and wo* celebrant of the maas. A reception followed in the Pack 136 MRS. J4MES GIBBONS, below, the for-: Cabin In The Sky. Highlands. Mr. MoHer gave Us daughter Has Meeting mer Miss Annemarie Corndeyof Westfield, in marttege. She wore a long- was married Saturday in Westfield. The sleeved gown of bridal satin fashioned wtfi a beU skirt and At School ceremony, also followed by a nuptial mass, tailored' bow, at the waistline. HAZLET—Cubmaster Raymond took place in. the Holy Trinity Catholic Her mantilla was of imported Mitchell of Cob Pack 138 outlined lace and she carried a prayer- recent and coming events for Church. The bridegroom it a resident of book bouquet of roses. members during a pack meeting Red Bank. held for the first time at the 'Miss Cynthia Hanson, Red Raritan Township High School. Bank, was maid of honor; Brides- maids were the Misses Susan Mr. Mitchell reported that the Hill and Andrea Brete of Red annual candy sale is concluding, Bank, and Barbara Ambs, New and said he expects it will be a Shrewsbury, Bonnie Mcllvaiji, success. The collection of old River Plaza, was flower girl. clothes, toys and other articles for the Goodwill Industries met The honor attendant's moss with a good response, he said. ! green gown was fashioned with 8 He also noted that the cubs' velvet bodice and satin beH skirt. bowling league is operating at Her bat matched her gown and the Airport Plaza Lanes each Sat- she carried a spray of pink car- urday at 1 p.m., with 38 boys j nations and white roses. The participating. bridesmaids' identically fash- Neighborhood commissioner 1 toned gowns snd hats were in Gilbert Bennett thanked the I bright pink and they carried Board of Education for making [sprays of white carnations and TELLING ALL to Santa in the pavilion of Bamberger's, the high school available to *e pink roses. The flower girl's scouts, and also announced that Eatontown, is seven-year-old Barbara Schmidt of Hazlet, the Beers Street School la the who hopes the old gentleman has a good memory {or little new home for the Boy Scouts, at Shows Gilts girls' confidences. well. • • . James Qibboris Marries Arthur Todd, cubmaster of Pack 139 of the Faith Reformed Frort. N.J. Woman's Club Project Church, was guest speaker. He congratulated the parent* of Pack Westfield Wedding 138 members-for their spirit and Pine Woods the large turnout. Mr. Gormley gave his daugh- MJDDLETOVVN - "Make your WESTFIELD — Holy Trinity An Early Christmas Thomas Lands, Wtbelos den Catholic Church was the setting ter in marriage. Her bridal gown Christmas present a price be- i of silk organza was fashioned yond purchase .. .give something leader, reported on the recent here Saturday for the marriage with a scalloped scoop neckline of yourself," Mrs. James Wood- overnight hike taken by hit of Miss Annemarie Gormley, embellished' with Venetian lace ford, guest speaker, suggested at In New Shrewsbury group. , • daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WJ1-and trimmed with pearls. The last week's meeting, of Garden Mrs. Charles Donaldson was liara J. Gormley of this place, fitted bodice had long sleeves Club, R. F. D. here in Fellow- NEW SHREWSBURY—Christ From responsible authorities presented her den mother'! and the circular skirt, also lace- mas came early lor 100 residents names of suggested shoppers patch, and 39 boyj received a to James Gibbons, 97 Wallace St., ship Hall of the Middletown trimmed, ended in- a chapel Baptist Church. of the borough who on Saturday were obtained. They were invited total of 50 advancement awards. Red Bank. He is the son of .Mrs. sweep. Her bouffant veil was se- Mrs. Woodford of Cedar Run visited Christmas Unlimited, the to drop in at Christmas Urdtai- The boys of Den 4, under den Charlotte Gibbons, of the same cured by a cloche of orange Lake, Marlton, an authority on Christmas store operated by the ed and select what they wanted. mother Mrs. Charles. Alfieri, of- address,- and James R. Gibbons blossoms in a clustered flower the pine barrens, presented a Woman's Club ol New Shrews- They "paid" for the article* with fered a skit for be theme of the of 28 South St., Red Bank. motif and she carried a prayer- program "Merry Christmas from bury in Titvton Falls School. points assigned them on a need month "Heroes In Books." Ap- Right, Rev. Msgr. L. E. McWil- book bouquet of white roses' and New Jersey's Pine Barrens," con- Throughout the year dubwom basis; for example, the number pearing as the book cover and iiams, a friend of the bride's orchid. sisting of Christmas arrange- en have been preparing for mil of creWren in the family. announcer was Robert Koenlg. family, and pastor of Queen of Miss Marianne Gormley, at ments and'gifts fashioned from event They conducted two drives Christmas Unlimited U a year- Tommy Bennett was a viking; Peace ffiaHaUc Church, North Ar- home, was maid of honor for her materials found in the pine woods to gamer clothe* and toys. For round project of UM Woman's Dennis Dowd, knight; Sal Viscusl, lington,,1 officiated at. the. cere- sister. Miss Anne Gibbons of Red and cedar swamps around Cedar six months they had a deposit Ciub. in addition to articles col- pirate, and Robert Morris, Daniel mony abd was cebbrant of the Bank and Washington, D. C, sis- Ron Lake. box on the mall of the Monmouth lected from the community, Boone and George Kane, Indians. nuptial''mass which followed. A ter of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Mrs. Leonard Reade, garden Shopping Center. money is supplied for some A group of the boys, accom- reception, was held in the Moun Arthur Leuck, Eatontown, were Mrs. James Gibbon* therapy chairman, announced As they gathered, the women kerns, such as underwear, from panied by several fathers, trav- tainside Inn, Mountainside. also the bride's attendants. Their that members had made bedside refurbished. Many hands helped *«<**:• «•«> «***% ball, eled to New Brunswick to see (he identically styled dresses were bouquets for the Fort DU hos- with washing and ironing. Mrs. which will be held Saturday In Villanova-Rutgers football game. scarlet satin peau styled wit pital. Her group will hold a Richard Stem polished all *e Berkeley Oarteret Ifotd It was announced that BUI 2-Piece Set bustle back beH skirts. They wor Diana Wayte Becomes workshop meeting Dec. 17 at S shoes, Mrs. Martin Coleman Asbury Paric ,, , Cairns, Bryan Wifey, Jfai Fur- matching bow headpieces an a.m. in the Little Red School- and Mrs. David Kinscherf sorted Other members of Mrs. long snd Chucfc Morgan, all of carried cascades of red and whit house. Greens will be brought and grouped the articles. Mrs. Ma d e a's committee included den 3, recently assisted the fire & CHAIR; carnations. for decorations for the hospital George Madea, chairman, did Mrs. Gordon Montgomery, Mrs. department in putting out a fire Thomas Kllen, Maplewooc Bride of DA. Trolian A Christmas party for patients *e mending and sewed on the Joseph LarMn and Mr*.. Joseph at the Holy Family Church at I beautifully cleaned j brother-in-law of the bridegroom KEYPORT — Miss Diana Six-year-old John Troll an, will be held Dec. 13 in the home. buttons. Mrs. T. B. Baldridge, Overman. Aumack La. was test man. Ushers were A Wayte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.brother of the bridegroom, Key- of Percy Clark, Long Branch. a ckibmember and president tour Leuck, Eatontown, and Bet Mrs. Henry Ackerson, Jr., the D-Z Dry Cleaning Village John, Wayte, 11 Chingarora Ave.', port, was ring bearer. triad Corcoran, West New Yorii Following a reception In the stated members will provide Red Bank, cleaned non- uncle of the bride.. became the bride of Dominick Oak Shades Fire House, the wrapped gifts for patients of items. The bride is an alumna of Hoi' A. Trolian, Jr., Saturday, in St. Allenwood Hospital. The gifts Mrs. Walter Govdnsky's intei Trinity High School. Westfield Joseph's Catholic Church. couple left on a wedding trip will be brought to the December mediate Troop 170 in Shrews- and attended Union Junior Col The bridegroom is the son of to the Poconos. meeting which will feature a bury made felt hats for girls SH1-4255! lege, Cranford, and Seton Hal Mr. and Mrs. Trolian, 26S Sec- The bride and the .bridegroom covered dish luncheon. Chairmen Senior Girl Scouts of Troop 500, University. ond St. were graduated from Keyport are Mrs. Edward Haseman and led by Mrs. James Blowers, MKFM- •!&•!••• ••••• ! Mrs. William Fiuhr. The bridegroom served threi Rev. Alfred Smith performed High School. The bride was em- dressed d o 1 Is. Intermediate years in the U. S. Army. Tw the double ring ceremony and ployed by Lavoie Laboratories, Hostessees were Mrs. Edwin scouts in Mrs. Lloyd Nintzel'i • CARPET & UPHOLSTERY | years were spent in Germany celebrated the nuptial mass Morganville, and the bridegroom Brasch, chairman; Mrs. William Troop 4 made aprons and stuflec CLEANING COMPANY { He attended Red Bank Higl which followed.' is employed by Canterbury Knit- Bradley, Mrs. Edward Chapman, (he pockets with toys. Students School and is employed by Man ters, Aitoona, Pa. He served in nt the industrial arts classes at The bride was given in mar- Mrs. William Mulheron, Mrs. A Beautiful Qift dp time 128 Oakland Sf.,R«IBcRk j mouth Lumber Corporation, Re< Okinawa with the Army. Herbert Schroeder and Mn. Monmouth regional High Schoo Bank. riage by her rather. She wore a also helped repair toys. gown of white silk peau de soie They will reside in Aitoona, Pa. James Bernard. with floral - brocade collar and ...an6 timeless Affection front panel, long tapered sleeves and chapel-length train. Her FINE FASHIONS AT BIG SAVINGS' fintertip-length, veil of French il- lusion was held . by a jewelled flower headpiece and she carried a cascade bouquet of white pom- PSE-B0UDH7. pons centered with a large white chrysanthemum. Bride's Attendants MODERN TV Miss Theodoria Matusilc. Hill- side, was maid of honor for her cousin. Her light blue satin peau street-length gown had a scoop RECLINERS neckline and three-quarter-length sleeves. She wore a flower head- metier jour*™ view- piece and carried a nosegay of •ni TV. tfittt or blue and white pompons. relaxlnjr . . . TOO" Bridesmaids were Miss Beth enjoy (ha ntmot! I* 30% OFF i< comfort with Ihll Archer, Hazlet; Miss Elaine Tro- lian and Miss Patricia Trolian, handsome styled re- A fine watch is a most personal of possessions sisters of the bridegroom. Key- diner. Choice ol FAMOUS NAME BRAND port; Miss Linda Natarcola and ralari. . . . and a welcome Christmas gift . Miss Lila Behr, Union Beach. KNITS, DRESSES & SUITS Their royal blue gowns and head- Our outstanding selection of fins timepieces pieces were styled like the honor MAPLE Ootnplrle with attendant's and they carried M4er ml guard has a watch for every tests nosegays of royal blue and white nil. EM. 49.89. pompons. BUNK BEDS 19 and covers all price ranges. 42 ONLY Five-year-old Judith Lynn Wayte, Keyport, sister of the 7-PIECE bride, was flower girl. She wore 3-PC. LIVING ROOM : SIZES 8 - is a light blue satin peau gown and The Ideal gilt for Christ- DINETTE SETS headpiece of similar design and mas. Solid foam cush- • 38" high carried a plateau basket of light ions. Choice of color • 48" wide blue and white pompons. 95 THESE ITEMS ON SALE and fabric. • «0" long Brother is Best Man • Extension leaf WERE SPECIALLY CHOSEN Robert Trolian, Keyport, Was NOW ONLY) Included best man for his brother. 129 69 FROM OUR REGULAR Ushers were Ralph Trolian, Union Beach, brother of the CHRISTMAS DEUVERY GUARANTEED IF YOU BUY NOW! bridegroom; John Wayte, Key- : FALL UNE STORE HOURS: port, brother of the bride, and Easy credit terms available ... first Albert Mailett, William Mordecai Men. Jo Fit 9)30 a.m. to 9:30 '•'< •' ' '•.'" • \ and Richard Currier, Keyport. payment will not be due until 1943. \.. Sale • finds Saturday, December 8 Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. MAYBE HE'LL RETIRE Highway 35 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-Gary Sophisticated smartness McDonald, 11, must have the MIDDLETOWN feeling that he's been through it .:'%> with all before. rural relaxation On Oct. 2,1861, in a playground football game at school, he was FURNITURE ackled and suffered a broken left leg, On Oct. 1, 1862, on the Aorttt from same playground, Gary fell In Howard Jefcaion'* 12 Linden Place goirfg after a pass—end broke the 3 Mitel North of Red H*ofc same leg in about the same spot. Red Bank OS 1-1055 Monmoulh's Leading Jewelers Sinct 1866 11ED BANK REGISTER PRICES ARE BORN HERE AND RAISED ELSEWHERE! CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Monday, Dec, 3, 1962-MJ Dec. 3, 1%2 EED BAJflC BEC1STER Georgtnt. Schmidt, Dorothy Bw- uequitta, Helen Bishop, Robert Honor Roll Brown, Jo Anne Perry and Bruce Sanchez. At Highlands Fourth grade — Jo Ann King, Ronald Luddy, Edward Dzurinko, HIGHLANDS - Joseph R. Bol- Audrey Card, Debra Herold, Rob- ger, principal of the local grade ert Koenig and Harry HowartJl. school, has announced that the following students have been Fifth grade — Kathi Wells Susan Spriggs, Karen Kostka an placed on the honor roll at the SdilckluMi Peasant end of the first marking period: Charles Rugg. SCHICKHAUS PENNANT First grade — Teri Giova and Sixth grade — Pamela Colleen Kostka. linger and David Dzurinko. •:<* BACOK Second grade — Elaine Torres, Deborah Andrulonli, Laura Burn- It adds up! More and more ham, David Gaumer, Deborah people use The Register ads each WITH THIS COUPON HI u Whitfield and Glenn Miller. issue because results come fast- Third grade — Shirley Rugg, er.—Advertisement. Coiiflio feed at ! ANY SHOP RITE SUPERMARKET BACON Coupon Limit-One rP«r ru Offei Elj>lrei,S*t., Dec, >. (This Offer Good with Coupon Only!) HUFFMAN^? BOYIE AT HOME ABROAD — Mr. and Mrs. Elliworth Van Horn Starkist Light Chunk Bird's Eye - Morton - Banquet of 38" Hamiltonian Dr., Middletown, are seen here at FINE HOME FURNISHINGS ar.d RROADLOOM lunch in the Hotel Tamanaco in Caracal, Venezuela, which they visited during a recent' trip to South Amer- POT Rt. 35 Circle, Eatonlown—Liberty 24010 ica. Mr. Van Horn is an executive with Bell Telephone Laboratories, Hoimdel. TUNA 41 PIES PURE WATER! Grand Jury STOKELY (303 CAN) STOKELY FREESTONE (303 CAN) FREEHOLD — The Monmouth of breaking and entering and GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS i County Grand Jury handed ujj grand larceny. The youths are Amazing New SIBCO Wafer Purifier indictments to Superior Court charged with breaking into Nor- FRUIT Judge J. Edward Knight here man's Furniture Store, Raritan Removes Rust, Iron, Sulphur, Chlorine, Thursday. Township, and taking television PEACHES 51°° Odors, etc., from City or Well Water Dorothy L. Tomaszewski, Soutl sets valued at $250. Now yew can enlrar cryiUlclear, odorlrm inter! Oofln ud tot tMte better COCKTAIL Lmboy, was Indicted on a chargi The prosecutor said a third lAundry comei ont cleaner, brighter. No moro italiilng ol sinks and dlriiei. STALEY Eair to Initmll In any water intern. Guaranteed In KTltlni for 10 Jean. of. causing death by auto. Shi youth, Michael J. Glinkas, also STOKELY BARTLETT (303 CAN) • No motor is charged with causing the death of South Amboy, had admitted • No moving parts ! Northeastern Co., Dept. RB DI 1-1184 of Harold Caatrell, 2095 Rt. 35, to his part in the crime and was • No refills i 565 North Garfield Ave. Hoimdel Township, on April 21 sentenced Nov. 23 to an indeter- • No regeneration J Toms River, New Jersey as he was walking to his mailbox, minate term in Bordentown Re- 1 GAL 99 J Please send me further information CORN formatory. FREE Herbert R. Miller, Lafayette i about the SIBCO Water Purifier. it., Rumson, was Indicted on Richard Reese, Sea Breeze Water Analysis i Name :harge of arson. Ave., East Keansburg, was In- Literature PEARS 51 • Address ; Prosecutor Vincent P. Keupei dicted on charges of breaking Demonstration and entering and petit larceny. OIL I City said Miller is charged with set Write Today! ting fire to a building on thi He is charged with breaking into No Obligation i Phone Number iroperty of Paul Pazicky, Rlvei the Sea Horse Tavern, Ocean SNIDER'S 4 Rd. and Lafayette St., Rumson Ave., East Keansburg, and tak- on June 13. ing $48. Daniel Dillione, Oceanport Ave. Frank Vonella, Jr., Bampton 14 West Long Branch, was indicte< PI., W*st Long Branch, was in- for on a charge of bookmaking ir dicted on a charge of causing OZS. Long Branch on Aug. 23. death by auto. Vincent R. Fucci, Copper La. The prosecutor said Vonella Is Hazlet, was indicted on a chargi charged In the death of Patsy J. CATSUP of causing death by auto. He is Vaccaro, 207 Colonial Ter., Waha :harged with causing the death massa, Ocean Township, a pas- CHASE & SANBORN MARTINSON of Miriam J. Rause, 27 Courtland senger In Vonella's auto which Dr., Hazlet, while she was walk struck a pole on Westwood Ave., ing along Hazlet Ave., Raritar West Long Branch, on April 6. Township, on June 16. Johnny B. Brown, 19, and Otis Ernest Mears, Oak Mills Rd T. Jackson, both of Cliffwood, Freehold Township, was indicted were indicted on charges of as- COFFEE ib on a charge of indecent exposure sault with intent to kill. They COFFEE 69S The prosecutor charged the of- are charged with assaulting Neal fense took place in Manalapa Lane, of Rt. 35, Cliffwood, in SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE (303 CAN) Township on July 30. Matawan Township, Oct. 14. Robert Valleca, 18. of Cedai Bernard Bowe, Ocean Ave., and Ave., and Paul W. Bankes, Mi Robert J. Maxson, North Broad- ler St., both of Highlands, wen way, both of Long Branch, were NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY Indicted on charges of carrying a APPLE Jhioo indicted on charges of assau' GULF, MUD-SNOW TIRES! with intent to rob. The prose concealed weapon, It is charged cutor said the two are charged the two carried the weapon in COFFEE with shooting Domenic Mullaney, their car in Ocean Township on (2 lbs.) • HIGHEST QUALITY of Leonardville Rd., a bartendei Aug. 3, according to the pros- SAUCE M • FULL SIZE, it the Snug Harbor Inn, 8 Broad- ecutor. ray, Belford, Middletown Town- Bowe also was indicted on a Chicken of the Sea or Shop-Rite SHOP-RITE BARTLETT—29 OZS. 4 PLY CONSTRUCTION ship, . in the stomach with charge of stealing a revolver. • DEEP-CUT TREAD shotgun. The prosecutor said the revolver Harry R. Phillips, 18, and Den- was the property of Malcolm Gil 6Va • POSITIVE TRACTION is J. Falk, 18. both of South man, Navesink River Rd., Mid- dletown Township. OZS. • QUIET RUNNING imboy. were indicted on charges TUNA • LONG WEARING IONCLUSION OF TOE WITNESS Two-Skirt Style PEARS M CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP)— HOFFMANNS GJnger^Ale, Club, Tom Collins Mix, Lemon The West Virginia Department of Printed Pattern Agriculture sent a questionnaire :o farm families which take part in a program of providing over- ight accommodations to hunter for nd fishermen. One question was, "How many portsmen did you accommodat SODA plndcpa.lt in your farm last year?" To this one woman replied, REGULAR 'None, only hunters." SHOP-RITE (Vegetarian or Pork) WHEN YOU BRITTAIN'S THINK OF SARAN (Two Locations) Up to 6 months to pay— WRAP BEANS 10 no Interest or carrying charges for Gulf Credit SHOP-RITE CREAM (303 CAN) DEL MONTE OR GREEN GIANT Card holders, THINK OF 1345 RT. 35. near Old Village Fire House OS 1-9823 MECHANICS 132 Broad St. Red Bank RT. 35 near Froir Ave. 747-9850 Biggest Selection — Lowest Prices CORN 81 PE SHOP-RITE—29, OZS. Del Montt - Hunt - Progresso • Shop-Rite TOMATO FOR THE QUALITY BUYER PUMPKIN 2*25 SAUCE 1089 LIBBY or SNOW CROP FROZEN CLEANSER—14 OZS. ANODIZED 9484 SIZES Triple-Track-E-Z Tilt 1454-2^54 ORANGE WAX* Aluminum Combination COMET 12 Choose a gored or pleated skirt JUICE for this attractive casual that fits so neatly, so nicely across shoulders, bust, at waist and hip- line. WINDOW Printed Pattern 9484: Half Sizes 'A. "%, W/2, 2(% 22'^.. 241/4. 00 Size 161^ requires 41/, yards 35- inch fabric. INSTALLED Thirty five cents (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for 3 for *50 each pattern for lst-class mall. An exceptionally fine window. Fully wcathcr-ntrlnncd to keep out drafts. Send to Laura Wheeler, care of • BUDOZT TEI1MS • F1IEE PKUVEHV The Red Bank Register Needle- craft Dept., P. O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11. CHARGE IT! N. Y. Print plainly pattern num- ber, name, address and zone. MIDDLETOWN NEWEST RAGE - SMOCKED accessories plus 208 exciting needlecraft designs in our new 1963 Needlecrart Catalog - Just Route 35 and New Monmouth Road out! Fashions, furnishings to W» Reurvt Hie Right to Limit Quantities Coupon and Prlcei Effective at 32 Iraad St. SHadyilae 1-7500 Red Bank crochetr knit, «ew, weave, em- Middletown and Keyport Shop-Rites Onlyl Opn Dally: • A.M. to 5:30 P.M.; Wed. & Frl. 'til 9 broider, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send 23c now! MQNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1962 ' New Jersey News Briefs By The Associated Press WEEHAWKEN - The chair- NEW YORK — Funeral man of the State Commission senrteea will be held here Against New Taxea (SCANT) Wedaeaday for Manfred Pyfca, aays the chairman of the New M, a physics Instructor at Jersey Tax Policy Commission Princeton University. Pyka "has BO business going around died Friday night of chemical the state stumping for a burns he suffered while at sales tax." Mrs. Bernadette work in a Princeton Labora- Walsh made reference Satur- tory Jan. 11. His parents live day to a,statement by-Archi- In Chicago. bald Alexander regarding New Jersey's need far extra reve- nue. Mrs. Walsh said SCANT NEW YORK-Andrew Bey, 59, feels any "financial crisis' • window washer of Newark, N.J., waa dramatically rescued could be handled through re- PARLIAMENT MEMBER— Mai- Patrick 'Waif; iccamf from right, was th* f«i!ur«d duction la expenditures by the Saturday after he had hung fo 15 minutes 150 feet above street speaker Friday night at the Monmouth County Branch, English-Speaking Union's EXPLOSION AND Flllt — Moments aftar photographer Ray LeRoux shot this pic- various departments of the stale government. level. He was hospitalized fo fourth annual dinner. Maj, Well, a member of Parliament and a member of Hi* United tura, this overturned truck loaded with vinyl acetate, liquid exploded and caught fira. shock. Bey said he lost Ms bal- Kingdom Mission to the United Nations, discussed "Problems Facing Britain." With Seven- parson* including the- cameraman war* bumad. Fira burned out ovarhaad high ance as he was fastening his NEWARK - A state AFLCIO safety buckle. His back to the him are, left to right, C. Stanley Searle, the English-Speaking Union1* scholar to tanilon wires at Enax Junction, Vt.,'to causa a power failure ovar a wid* wa. Truck official has called for approval wall, he gripped the window Oxford; Randolph H. Beardileyj branch president, and Quentin Keith, a member of was an routa from Massachusetts to Montraal. (AP Wiraphofol by the state Senate of an assem- ledge ,of the building and bly bill which, he said, would screamed for help. An unidenti- the dinner committee. Honored at the event, held in the American Hotel, Freehold, dose loopholes in New Jersey's fied passerby heard his scream: war* British exchange teachers and students in New Jersey. construction wage law. Charles and elevator operator Edward Compromise H. Mardante, secretary-treasur- Kearns, 62, lent the support Of er of the labor group, said Satur- bis 150 pounds in grasping the Oil Transfer day the measure would penalize 200-pound Bey's wrists. A fire- contractors who win contracts man was lowered head-first from A Look at Governmeittt and fail to pay prevailing wages. the window, and with the aid of Measure two other firemen rescued Bey. NEWARK — Rutgers Unlver- LONG BRANCH - City Coun- airy Prestdeat Dr. Mason W. Information Policies, jRlans cil feU abort-again Saturday of HOBOKEN — The estate of Gross baa been named state six vote* necessary to'approve Mlaa Margaretta HemphlH chairman for Brotherhood Week, By JAMES MARLOW promptly to the Pentagon's pub- Pentagon Informed on what their $20,000 in transfers among ac- Baker has endowed * scholar- Feb. 17 to 24, IM3, for: the WASHINGTON (AP) — The lic relations office the substance subordinates are saying, counts and was forced to com- ship fond at Stevens Institute 1 fifth consecutive year. His ap- shades are down, and have been of all interviews with newsmen. But it cannot help but discour- promise , at least temporarily, on of Technology with fMIJM. pointment was announced for quite a while, on information Arthur Sylvester, assistant sec- age those subordinates from talk- $12,000 In changeover*. The fund/announced by the In- yesterday by Mark Anton; re: stitute Saturday, was set up In the government is willing to retary of defense In charge of ing to newsmen altogether. Hay- The vote on the limited awiteh- gJonal co-chairman of the Na- memory of Miss Baker's broth- make public. At this time they're public affairs, had put out the or- ing to report on what was said ing of commitments within die tional Council of Christian* and er, Edwin, a Stevens graduate not all the wiy down. They go der Oct. 27. Moss didn't budge means extra work and: could $2.5 million budget was unani- Jews. who died in 1H7. Mas Baker, down sharply in times of ovei him. cause themdifficulty if the boss- mous, 7 to 0. Counoilmea Edgar who resided in Neptune, died seas crisis. And when the National Edi man thinks they talked too much. N. Dinkeispiel and Walton Fish- . CONVENT STATION - A high in lKt. They did ih both world wars, torial Association on Nov. 17 Withholding information Is also er were absent. ' requiem mass will be' said in the Korean War, when the passed a resolution protesting one of the neatest ways to cov- Councilmen Samuel A. Marks Wednesday for Sister Mary Vin- Pentagon news policies, Sylvester HACKENSACK - A Superior American U2 spyplane was shot er mistakes. Kennedy said his and Vincent G. Ronca refused to cent Hillmann, who was profes- Court judge has entered a default down over Russia in 1960, at the 10 days later replied there had administration would not conceal go along-on the full amount of sor emeritus at the Catholic Col- time of the disastrous Cuban in- been a,"great deal of twaddle" Its mistakes, He himself frankly lege of St. Elizabeth. She died judgment against three defen- transferl, which Included abou vasion of 1961, and more recentlj about his order. took the blame for the Cuban in- yesterday in All Souls Hospital, dants charged with pirating sec- $8,000 In beach department needs. in the Cuban tension of 1962. But the whole reason for news vasion fiasco. Morristown, after a long illness. rets and employees from Merck Mr. Marks demanded a de- restrictions—or lack of reason- CD TIST—John Kilduff, a student at Mater Dai High She was 80. Sister Mary retired and Co., Inc., of Rahway. Judge The Truman, Eisenhower and (Yet, by his doing so, the pub- lies between war and twaddle, tailed statement of spending In in 1958, some 53 years after she Donald G. Collester took the ac- Kennedy administrations have all lic was deprived of knowing who School,-Naw Monmouth, leads a group of studenff from between necessity and nonsense. that department for, the year, entered the congregation of th tion Friday after the defendants been involved—when there was among his aides goofed.) St. Mary's Elementary School home Friday during a mass It takes these main forms: City Manager Richard J, Bowen Sisters of Charity of St. Eliza- told the court they could not pro- crisis and when there wasn't any. The House Government Oper- said it would be produced and evacuation test; The test was conducted by school and beth. She taught English, Latin duce records and other docu- President Kennedy's adminis- Withholding news which truly ations Committee, parent group the request for necessary trans- Middletown Civil Defense officials to determine the and Greek at the college and was ments required by court order tration got sharp news media alight endanger national security. of Moss' subcommittee, said in fers to meet commitments will because the documents had been feasibility of sending students home from school in the named professor' of English and criticism for its handling of in- No one quarrels in such a case, 1960 "secrecy" is "the first ref- be brought up again. head of the English department destroyed. The defendants in- formation during the October- when it's real. Sometimes it uge of incompetents." event of a civil defense emergency. clude Biorganic Laboratories, SteS Vast in 1920. She was the author of November Cuban affair. It isn't. The goofiest example, per- The very times In which we live two novels "CJya" and "In the Inc. of East Paterson, and two gan easing up on those particular haps, was this-one of ionie years complicate and torture the prob- Last Tuesday Council voted S of Its officials,.Nathan Sharif of Jersey Hllte." Burial wil* be in restrictions when the heat di< 't L , lem of withholdin»^»•••*»—^^g^ - n^irnews *^ w . .itK* i••s* to 3 to approve the fuH transfers. Teaneck and Seymour Sajb of ago: Later it was discovered six votes, Convent Station Wter the mass down. A scientist^ working for the understandable in wartime. It is Students Take Part in the Holy Family Chapel. Mousey, N.Y. The court Will government, loved archery. He not at all understandable in or twcMMrds of the ninnnembtr determine damages later. Then late last week Rep. John council, were, needed. Cotmcil- E. Moss of California, a member found time to- try:,M hand at peacetime, But we are in a perl- making bows and arrows more od that is neither war nor peace. woman Lucy Wilson was absent TRENTON v Checks totaling of Kennedy's own Democrats from the Tuesday meeting. She In Evacuation Test$1.65 million were to be mailed TRENTON — The state Fish parry and chairman of the Hous< efficient. His work on bows and In short, this is a moment in and Game Division says New arrows was classified as secret history when the government can attended Saturday and voted NEW MONMOUTH.— Approxi- remainder of the student body today to 640 retired members of Subcommittee on Information, hit the Public Employes Retirement Jersey bow and arrow hunters and stowed away. release more news than ft could wi* the i majority but Mr. Fish- mately 1,400 students at St. being transported by bus. at the President and his advisers system. The checks represent killed 978 deer during their Because it Is arbitrary to call during war but less than it could er, who had been one of Tues? Mary's Catholic , Elementary The evacuation plan was for "management" of the news. IM2 hunting season. The fig- some information secret when It In, peace. day's five, was not present. drafted by Mother Bede, high retroactive payments authorized School and Mater Dei High School ure, announced Saturday was He cited examples of news isn't necessary, there is an un- school principal, and August under a bill signed last week by Presidents Truman, Eisenhower At issue in the beach depart participated Friday, In an emerg- slightly below (hat of 1M1. Toe strictions not connected with Cu relenting need for public vigi- Miner, civil defense transporta- Gov. Richard J. Hughes. Stati and Kennedy have all Bad to or- tnent matter are various Items ency' Civil Defense evacuation season extended from Oct. 6 ba or crises at all: lance. This is the root of the end- tion coordinator. treasurer John A. Kervick said der some restraints In. this cold of equipment which-Mr. Bowen test. Saturday the retroactive pay- through Nov. I. Restrictions on covering unde less dispute with government. war period but ever since Tru- sayi were purchased without his The test was conducted by Mr. Miner said the parish was ments are going to retired pub- round nuclear tests in Nevada, Then there is the Sylvester man began It the government has knowledge that the account had school and civil defense officials divided into nine geographic lic employes of age 65 and. older. JERSEY CITY - Federal secrecy about all military space system of compelling officials to been criticized for pulling the been ovcrexpended. to determine the ffcasibilty of areas. All students who lived agents raided what they termed activities, a recent blackout on report on their conversations with hades down too far for the na- These include some Item*, such sending children home in the more than 30 minutes walking an illicit distillery Saturday nation about Russian satel- NEW BRUNSWICK — Gov.- newsmen. This may help keep top tional good. as turnstiles which arrived too event of an emergency. distance from the school were arrested four men. Authorities lite efforts although the Rus- elect John W. Reynolds Jr., of ' late In the season "and were transported. said fermenting vats with a com- sians know all about their own Officials said the excercise was Wisconsin says his state is as never used, which Mr.'Bowen Students in grades 7-10 acted bined capacity of over 16,000 gal atelliles. held primarily to test control and example of how much can be ,aays he opposed but which he as guides and were responsible Ions, plus a copper still, were 1 assembly procedures. Officials accomplished by "liberal Intel- "To a remarkable degree, Trade GroupFuture contends were ordered by coun- for escorting groups of young- included in the equipment alleg- said they were encouraged by the lectuals In practical politics." Moss said, "die White House it cil. , , er students who walked home. edly found at 315 Coles St. Three results of the test, which they Reynolds, a Democrat, told the self Is retaining direct contro Those walking home are as- of the arrested men were from over the handling of government Ufesaving Items said went off smoothly. annual convention of the, New signed, to a particular group and Newark, the fourth from Brook- information . .. important news- To Be Determined Approximately 1,250 students Jersey Americans for Demo-' Also included are Ufesaving lyn, N. Y. They were charged HIGHLANDS - A new trade local Urban Renewal Agency, walked to their homes with the guide, according to the area eratlc Action Saturday that lib- making events, ranging from equipment which the manager with possessing and operating an group forming here will mee has noted that such an organiza- in which they live. Each group eral intellectuals across the backstage greeting (by Kennedy] takes full responsibility for buy- unregistered distillery. Agents tonight to decide whether to tion could , assist the. renewal is identified by a colored flag nation "face the challenge of ;o members of Russia's Bolsho; tag. called, the alleged distilling op- merge with the local Chamber of group.in its efforts to. Inform carried by its guide. becoming unashamed active >allet to the bomb tests In, the Says Expense eration one of the largest they Commerce or strike out on its the public on a proposed bor- . Counciknen Marks, Ronca And Mother Bede said eath stu- politicians at state .and local Pacific are under firm presiden- had ever broken up. cwn. ough renewal project and spell Dinkeispiel have argued that the dent was informed of the group levels." The governor said tial control. out its effect on the community. manager bought" willy nilly and Account he was in and the color of the such persons In Wisconsin had "This Is not all bad, nor is Former members of the .defunct 1 merely presented the bills to flag rot that unit.' brought that state "progres- WASHINGTON — Sens. Clif- it all to the good .. . when we Business, Professional and Craft- The proposed r -.ewal study 'council.. Police, on hand to observe and sive" programs In areas rang- ford P. Case, R-N.J., and Har- realize what sort of news man- men Association have been at- covers, a 15-acre area along the ' Mr. Dinkeispiel had objected Days Over control traffic- at key intersec- ing from conservation to anti- rison A. Williams Jr., D-NJ., agement is going on In Washing- tempting to set up a new bor- abandoned Jersey Central Rail- to all transfers, asserting that WASHINGTON (AP) — The tions, reported that the students secrecy laws. each spent} more than $30,000 ton today, we'd better start con- iugh organization to fill the gap road right of way, south of Bay in view'Of Mr. Bowen'a profe* age of "'Expense account liv- had no trouble walking along for office help during July, sidering what—if anything—we're left by the disbanded associa- Ave. and east of Miller St., run- slona) status and training no heavily travelled roads. August and September. The going to do about it." tion. - ning to the Highlands Bridge. ing* as a way of life" is hearing AUGUSTA, Maine—William Richard W. Seuffert, township secretary of the Senate's re- Moss almost exactly a month Planning consultants have budget Items should "be exceeded. ah end, internal Revenue Com- Butkiewicz of Railway, N.J., was It was active for almost three business administrator and CD port shows that Case employed iefore, on Nov. 1, banged the .De- continually stressed the need for Mr. Bowen has countered by missioner Mortimer M. Caplin reported in good condition Satur- tens, up until this year. director, said the student guides 25 persons during that time fense Department for an order a well informed and enthusiastic declaring there is no governing said today, ; .. day after being shot while hunt- However, James Fernandez, body in the world which can ac- Caplin, In a copyrighted In- handled their jobs well. . and Williams 34. equiring all its officials to report resident of the Chamber of Com- citizenry to insure the success ing in woods near Newport. Au- of such an undertaking, Mr. curately estimate all budget re- terview In U.S.. News and merce, has suggested that in- Guides Available thorities said Butkiewicz, about Hall pointed out. quirements In advance and that, World Report, said new; regula- Mr. Miner noted that the 40, was wounded Friday when tead of forming new organiza- for .this reason, transfers at the tions-that go into effect.Jan. 1 availability of high school stu- he was apparently mistaken for tions, the three or four "fringe Both Mayor Guiney and Mr. are authorized, by end of the ye will bring'an end to" tax deduc- dents to act as guides may make a deer by another hunter. He groups" in the community that Fernandez have agreed that the law. tions for a large amount of en- the plan practical at this particu- was one of a party of six, in- are "lying dormant and accom- Business and Professional organ. ization died because of "political tertainment and' travel. lar school. cluding three brothers. lishing nothing" should band pressures and personal conflicts." Specific; regulations are still High school students are ogether — to form a stronger Name Group being worked out, he said. And housed in a wing off the elemen- chamber. "If we could recruit new mem- hearings on the subject will be tary school. The pariah plans, Furniture Store bers for the chamber who desire Officials of the local Taxpay- to improve the borough, wecoulld held by the IRS here tomorrow to construct a separate rs Association reportedly have For Freehold and Wednesday. school building shortly. Gutted by Fire really get this town moving," expressed an Interest In the Idea. Mr. Fernandez predicted. But the general aim of Con- Mother Bede reported that a OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr., gress hi. approving the tax law pilot test involving groupa of 10 According to itj founders, if Project Study Town and Country .Furniture and former Mayor Frank J. Hall the new trade group decides to tightening Is to "end the abuses children was conducted three Store, Re. 35 and Sunset Ave., have painted out that there is FREEHOLD — Robert B'. Bar- of expense account living," Cap- weeks ago. remain on its own, an official was gutted by a blaze which was need here for an active or- name, regular meeting night, and low, president of the Central Jer- lin said. She noted that most all the fought by Wanamassa, Oafehurst ganization to keep the public In- temporary chairman will be sey Bank and Trust Co., has "And the new legislation Is students know each other. She and Allenhurst firemen Friday 'ormed. designated at tonight's meeting been named chairman of this aimed at placing those who are said in many 'cases a student night. Mr, Hall, a member of the h Alpine Manor at 8 o'clock. community's Business Redevelop- trying to take advantage of our guide *aot only knows every stu- Electrical wiring was called ment Committee. tax laws on a tax parity with the dent In Ma group but is probably the probable cause of the fire. It The appointment was made at re«t of the public, which has to a close neighbor of the children. was reported at 10; 55 p.m. by a meeting held Friday at the finance its own entertaining with- Officials said no effort was Patrolman Albert Mansfield and American Hotel by the Greater out benefit of tax deductions," he made to check the time it took Undersheriffs White, was battled for an hour and a Freehold Area Chamber of Com- added. •• • ' ^ - * for students to reach their homes by more than 100 firemen, merce. Congress, Caplin stressed, for Friday's test. The pilot test fire-fighters remained at Mr. Barlow's committee will In- has not told anyone how to disclosed that student* assigned the scene through the night. Brown Reappointed spend his money or how much vestigate the financing of a 4,- to walk home could do so with- The cause and extent of dam- to spend. . . FREEHOLD - Sheriff Joseph 100 redevelopment business area in 30 minutes. Officials said age are' still subjects of Investi- E. Wolcott to the post. Mr, Wql- \, Shafto here Friday announced plan, to be prepared, by the Na- ^Th only Issue, Is: Which of future testa will be run to test gation. cott did not seek re-election. Both '.ional Downtown. Serylpej, Inc., expenditures are deductl- the time factor. he reappolntments of under- men are Republicans. heriffa Courtlandt White, of Red Now York City, if approved.,, Mother , Bede laid practice Mr. White, who resides at 58 lank, and Fred O. Brown, of The cost of preparing the plan the regulations, Caplin drills will be held to work out Skunk Caught; Hilltop Ter.Jted Bank, has held Is to be shared by business prop- "Many of the club or cock- some of the "bugs" In the as- •adley Beach. the post of undersherlff since «rty owners. tall parties that; were regarded sembly procedure. Raiding Over Swearing-in ceremonies to new 1938 and Mr. Brown, of 668 Le- liree-year terms will be held Robert Shultz, chamber execu- as "business-connected, the gen- PHILADELPHIA (AP)-A free- Reine Ave,, Bradley Beach, has tive director,' said the - planning eral theater parties, the sporting 'riday by County Judge Elvin R. served as undersher&f since 1950. loading skunk has been sneaking immlll in his courtroom here. ,'irm would: make recommend*- ev«nts*-a)l of this general Rood- Woman Dies t night into the came), kangaroo Monj to business and the com- will entertainment will no long Usually the appointments of PLAINFIEU) - Maud Abbott, nd penguin cages at Philadel- JUNIOR SPECTATOR —John F. Kennedy, Jr., Ih. Presi- mdersherlffs are made by the House Burns munity to bring about a "revitall- er be ducuctlble." , 81, of 134 East Sixth St., died phia Zoo. utian of the downtown area," But business luncheons, enter- dent's two-year-old ton, looks through railing of th* iherlff when he is sworn in, LONG BRANCH - An unoc- Saturday shortly after being Zoo officials caught him Satur- Sheriff Shafto, who assumed of- Alw named to serve With Mr. tailing' don* Immediately before struck by ,a car at Second St. cupied house on Jollne Aye. wa» day night. They'll continue to second-floor balcony of the White House during cere- ice Nov. 13, postponed the ap- Barlow on the Committee are rafter a business discussion, gutted by fire Saturday, Police and Witchung Ave. The driver feed him, but the skunk will have mony in which th* President welcomed President Ramon pointments until he became'better Mayor Fank E. Gibson, Claude and- even tame entertaining In estimated damage at 14,009 ind of the car was Identified by po- to go on display and l«t folks look icquainted with the operation of Curry, Arthur Goldberg, Harry connection with a builness deal Vlllada Morales of Honduras on a state visit. Nurie said faulty wiring rmiitflit' ttio lice as Rex W. Walker, 19, ofat him during the day, lust like his office. Silvert and Mr. Shulti. will continue to be deductible. 305 Wait Fourth St. 1 blaze, The owner of the bouse the zoo's other five skunks. Maude Shaw Js with the boy.. - (AP Wirephoto) Sheriff Shafto succeeded Ira ! V Is not known. Th. RITE-FASHION n«w kind off wcuh *n Wear SPORTCOATS shirt... by KM HOUSE OF WORSTED-TEX OUTPERFORMS 'EM ALL THE PERFECT GIFT IS THE CENTURY VANALUX BY VAN HEUSEN GIFT FOR THE HOME FROM SHERMAN'S Be a smart giver ... select something for the extra spedsl Whether you're viewing TV, reading or relaxing Always nft and smooth! 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SH 7-11M-FREE DELIVERY CA 9-0350 18 BROAD STREET, RED BANK USE YOUR EASY CHARGE LONG BRANCH I I i WABOT», RED BANK REGISTER Monday, Dec, 3, TELEVISION Hiram MONDAY AFTERNOON mt . U:M a Se*r-Cartoons 2-Weather 2-Love Of LIfe-SertaJ 13—Profile: New Jersey 4-Westher Gifts for Christmas Today's pp television shows 4-Your First Impression Ml 5—Movie—Comedy previewed and selected by TV 7—Ernie Ford—Variety 4-Weather 7-LocalNews Key's staff** «*pero who at- •-Science Fiction Theater tS« 11:11 tend rehearsals, mieb acreen-jt_Merry Mailman-Children 4-News Ir-Movie , e, and analwe scripts in New 13—Russian For Beginners 7-Focus On The Newi •-Tonight Yoifc and Hollywood, lisa 7s* 7—Movie—Drama LEONARD ftERNSTEINAN DJ-Newi I-News 12: JO THE NEW YORK PfOLHAR. U:M 4-Blography-^Documentary U-News MONIC. "Tie Creative Per 2-Search For Tomorrow ^-Outlaws-Western 12:M former." (Repeat). This excit- •-Truth Or Consequences 7—Ann Southern-Comedy 5-News ing 1860 concert introduced two 9-Cartoons 9—Merrytooa Circus 1I:» fascinating performers to TV. It7-Father Knows Best Il-News 2—Movie—Documentary brought composer-conductor Igor ft-Memory Lane 12—Russian For Beginners 1:N Stravinsky, then aged 77, to thelll-Rocky And HU Friends 7:11 •-News podium for portions of his own 13-Musfc Interiude 2-Weather S-Movie—Drama Firebird Suite," and pianist 11-Local News 7—(Movie—-Drama Glenn. Gould, -then aged 27, for 2-Guldlng Light-Serial 7:19 S—Playback—Music Headline the first movement of Bach's D U-Merry Mailman-Children 2^-News 1:« Minor Coocerto. The mtrast be- Us » 7:25 •-Headline . tween the delicate figure of th» •-News U-Wealher 9—Almanac Newsreel mature Stravinsky, and the ec- 7:M 1:11 centric but brilliant young man J—Burns And Allen-Comedy 2—Leonard Bernstein—Special 9-News and Weather ?laylng with legs eroued and t-Leave It To The Girls 4-Ifs A Man's World lit* chin barely riling above die key- S-Cartoons 7—Cheyenne—Western •—Sermonette—Religion board, was fascinating in itself. 7—Answering Service 9—Movie—Drama 2:15 Bernstein made some revealing!!!—People Are Funny II—Checkmate—Mystery 2-News comment* on1 the performer'* lJ-Fun At One 13—Books For Our Time 7—Evening Prayer—Religion •jroblem in conveying the com- 1:28 fcN 2:M poser's intention, and Eileen Far- J-New. 5-Tightrope—Police 2-Give Us This Day rell sang the suicide aria from fell TUESDAY MORNING THE IAIY SHOE THAT UGioconda." 7:30 p.m. CBS. 2—As The World Turns 2-LucHle Ball-Comedy S:« HAS EVERYTHING . . LUCILLE BALL A battle of! (-Movie—Drama 4—Saints and Sinners 2—Previewj Soft white flexible uppers, leather soles, reinforced count- wits between two slightly un- 7-December Bride-Comedy 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery 5:50 ers, extension edges for proper baltncing and light as a scrupulous ladies. Lucy is forced] 9—Star And Story—Drama 7—Rifleman—Western 2—Give Us This Day—Religion feather. A treat for baby's feet to wait hand and foot on friend 11—Rest Of Groucho-Qufz I—One Step Beyond 5:55 'COPYJ' — Glamorous Sharon Farrell is t»»n as, Polly SIZE 3-8 B-EE Vivian who is bedded down with 13-New York Metropolis lJ-Artlst's View 2-News Holloran, head "copy boy" of thai mythical New York a twisted ankle from' falling over •:M 1:50 •—Sermonette—Religion . Bulletin in NBC-TV's "Saints and Sinners" newspaper only a toy. Afraid Vivian will sue, 1J—Ad ventures In Merchandising 2—Danny Thomas <:N Lucy's rash of cooking, carrying 5—Cain's Hundred—Drama ,, 2-ColIege Of The Air drama series Monday* (8:30-9:30 p.m. EST). and mining are fun. 8:30 p.m. •-News 7—Stoney Burke—Drama •—Continental Classroom CINDEREL"Where the 7tUh Pai BOOTERr U Free" Y CBS. 2-M 11—1 Search For Adventure 1:30 RED IANK DANNY THOMAS. Irish ac- 2—Password 13—Perspectives 2—Sunrise Semester tors, led by big, bearded Noel 4-Merv Griffin-Variety •:!• •—Continental Classroom Jack Benny Rehearsal Purcell play it very broad In 7—Day In Court—Drama 2-Andy Griffith 7:00 this one as comic Danny Williams 9—Speak-Up!—Education 4-Price Is Right 2-News and his wife viilf {Cathy's rela- II—Divorce Court—Drama HUaverick—Western 4-Today tives in Ireland. Until her rela- 2:M 11—Grand Jury —Police 7:05 Is Spiced With Laughs tives realize that Danny isn't 13—Places In The News 1*00 5-Call To Prayer—Religion Irish but Lebanese, the couple 2:10 2—Loretta Young 7:15 HOLLYWOOD — When Jack up with himself, and the two receives a big welcome. Moat 2—House Party 4—David BrinUey's Journal 5-News Benny entered his Beverly Hills wrestlers, and it sounded better of the footage, goes to the Irish 7—Seven Keys 5—Deputy—Western 7:2* office for a morning reading of than the original. The writers actors and mere are a few out- 9-MovIe-MusIcal 7—Ben Casey-Drama 7—Morning Praver—Religion his Tuesday, Dec. 11, CBS show, bought it. door scenes of an Irish village B—Time Now For Music 11—Trackdown—Western 7:» he was neatly dressed. Normal- Golden Opportunities too. 9 p.m. , CBS 2:50 13-WorId At Ten 5—Columbia Lectures ly for reading sessions Jack does not worry much about his ap- Benny also wanted to. add bus!- < ANDY GRIFFITH. Pleasant 13—Music Interlude 10:10 7—Early Bird Cartoons ness in Ms role as a referee in 2:55 pearance, but he walked in with entry. Pretty Joanna Moore i> 2—Stump The Stars KM a bouncy step and pretended the charity wrestling match. He on again as Sheriff Andy't •-News 4-New York Ilustrated 2-Captain Kangaroo saw laughs as he climbed through 5—News surprise wtien he saw Mrs. Phil wealthy girl friend. Andy takes 5-Dr«gnetr-Police 5—Sandy Becker—Children Stivers, Mrs. Kirk Douglas, Mrs. the ropes, stumbling into the the girl flshlag-a big step for I:M B-Keyhole—Drama 7—Tommy Seven—Cartoons ~roucho Marx and Mrs. Milton ring, and he had visions of the him, and son Opie become! 2—Millionaire—Drama 11—Broadway Goes Latin 8: JO Berie sitting with scripts on their! two hulks tossing him out of the jealous, leaving Joanna caught, 4—Loretta Young—Drama lJ-Playwright At Work 7—Little Rascals—Cartoons laps. " place. Jack wasn't going to let right in the middle. 9:30 p.m. 5—Doorway To Destiny 11:00 . 8:« such golden opportunities pass WALL CBS. 7—Queen For A Day 2-News 11-News The ladies were to play them-j by. 11—How To Maitv A Millionaire 4-News 8:50 selves in a sketch about a chari- DAVID BRINKLEY JOUR- ty function in which Benny is Jack seemed pleased with the CAN OPENER NAL. BrinUey's gone sleuthing •h» • 5-News 9-^ews and Weather • whole show idea. He would have 2—to Tell The Truth 7-News 8:55 not Invited to donate his serv- tonight to discover how Mrs. ices as a comedian. Benny Is pretty wives of celebrities to in- Jacqueline Kennedy and Caroline •-Young Dr. Malone—Serial 9—Movie—Drama 9-Almanac Newsreel sult him in the first part, and AM 5-Mf. District Attorney 11-Steve Allen-Variety 13-Datellne: New Jersey very upset at the omission and have crowded Elizabeth Taylor forces the girls to let him do scenes with the wrestlers would off the front page of the movie 7—Who-Do You Trust? 13—Religion In The News • *00 bring the big boff laughs in the 11—Laurel-Hardy And Chuck something for their show—namely magazines; how love and prop- 2-Life of Riley—Comedy referee a wrestling maUJh. last haH. The switch at the . if Hardened Mel cutting wheel | aganda are served by East and 1J—You, The Consumer •-Trouble With Father end gave it,another boost. After a' little chitchat with , removable for easy cleaning West German TV; and how a dis- •• .'.' . S:SS ' :•' 7—Funny Manns None of the wives appeared mantler of an old automobile be- 9-Jack La Lanne ladies, a report on a dream he * Brflkrtdranf platofinlth , 2-News . -•.-. TV Key had about song writer Sammy to be nervous about doing the came an accepted, money-making 11-Mr. Peabody-Cartoon U-Comedy Party—Cartoons show. Mrs. Kirk Douglas comes pwifkUtdwrobffltyplw... 13-Proftle: New Jersey Cahn and- a! few jokes with twe artist from the spoils of hit •"•••;. •:••• • • - from Denmark and Was hesitant ".:•«!»•'•• bull-necked men sitting at the op i For a BIG Christmas, '63 HORSEMEN! Look ahead to a really BIG Christmas, next year. Then take steps to get a BIG check for bountiful gifts shopping to make this dream come true. Join DO YOUR our 1963 Christmas Club now. See how little-by-little adds up to a lot of Christmas joy! CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Clubs From 25c a Week To Any Amount Desired! FOR DIVIDEND ON TACK and EQUIPMENT 1% COMPLETED CLUBS AT MARINE VIEW SAVINGS * LOAN ASSOCIATION FRED D. WIKOFF Co. "TWO OFFICES TQ SERVE YOV" MAPI! AVE. and BERGEN PLACE STORE SEASON UNDER WAY—The Monmouth Collage ba.kefball team, thown above, optn.d ih '62-'63 season Sat- MAIN OFFICE •ranch OfHca RED IANK urday night with a 69-58 triumph over Trenton State College. Tht Hawk cagers, itanding, left to right, are Gary 874 Highway IS Biftenbindar, Tom FarraH, Kevin Lynch, Dava Brown, Pete Andrews, Bob MacAliiter, Larry Poland, Pata MacKatten, Atlantic Hljhlandi PLENTY of FREE PARKING SPACE MIDDLETOWN Jack N«ary, Hank Arnlng, Larry D'Zlo and Paul H»rr. Kneeling ara manager Nail Altman, manager Hank 0ron. OS 1*2400 IJFlnt Avenue handler, junior vanity coach Godfrey Bunelll, head coach M Boylan, assistant coach torn Murtha, head mana- (Five Comers) ati-oioo gar Howie Goch and trainer Ermio Truppa. Hy Spotting Sports J8£D BANK EEGISTER MowUy, Dec 3, , :, -Conttoed- . * «fc«* this num was not • nut following orders of NFL Starts Cstro. Mr. Kennedy broke a precedent by flipping the coin himself at the start of the game. And the oW Player Draft ex-PT commander tossed it right; Navy .won the toss, Rutgers CHICAGO (AP) - Big green- One AFL dub owner MM Even though he is supposed to be neutral, he would covered tables litter the floor of Baker was already sewed up by have, been embarassed cheering for Amy in this 34-14 the grand ballroom of the Shera- the NFL and another said Be ASSOCIATED PRESS ton Chicago Hotel. On them are triumph for the fcavy. heard Baker bad a SUO.OOO offer Sam, you made the season too tetfpborfw, ash trays, scratch pads. from Canada. They also AH* They'll be talking about Navy's Roger,Stan* long — one game too long as far as the Rutgers football team is At 10:30 a.m., EST, today, rep- know something about Riehtaf,: bach, quarterback, for a long time. Here was one concerned. resentatives of the 14 National At any rate, the AFL ifcaft fantastic bail player. When he couldn't pass, he The Scarlet Knights closed out Football League clubs started opened the battle of the tacks sneaked away from the Army team just as if they a 54 campaign Saturday by tak- gathering at their assigned as players were put hi a poeWon ing a 414 licking at the hands of tables. to play one offer against an- weren't on the field. Paul Dietzel and his Chinese Virginia. They will be armed with books other. bandits failed to stop the man with all the tricks. In the only other game in the packed with scouting reports and Early round draftees of" toe state, the U. S. Merchant Ma- And that had to be Staubach. Dietzel thought he otter indexed material of col- AFL include such NFL Ugh rine Academy of Kings Point, lege players. priority prospects oaMeek had them with his dub to white show and stock- N. Y., turned back Pennsylvania At 11 a.jn. the annual draft of Jerry Stovall of Louisiana Stats, Military College, 94, in Conven- ings and a few other gimmicks, but it was Stau- talent got underway. first choice of the New York Ti- tion Hall, Atlantic City. It was bach with all the tricks that counted. There isn't The selectio,ns- will be pro- tans; halfback Kermit Alexander the only college football game jected on a screen erected on a of UCLA Denver; end Tom amen left to say because all grid fans have ab- played Indoors this season. stage. At one side, at a desk Hulxhinson. Kentucky, Buffalo; sorbed the operation of the Navy on land by this Coach John Bateman of Rut- with two telephones and flanked end Dave Robinson, Peon State, time. gers looked back yesterday and by a large blackboard, will be San Diego; eod*aBback John said, "I guess our season end- NFL Commissioner Peter Ro- MacKay. Syracuse, Titans. A«RB TO DkOPSICOND ALL-STAR OAME —Baieball Commiiiloner Ford Frick, ed a week ago." That was the seUe. By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM left, and National League Prasidant Warren Gilei, second from left, meet with day Rutgers routed Columbia, 22- Tackle Jim Dunaway, Missis- The scene looks all the world sippi, Buffalo; tackle Tom No- 6. Bateman got a particular thrill like a big bookie joint of the NEW BRUNSWICK — SIEG SPARKS VIRGINIA player representatives Bob Turley, feeonJ from right, of the American League and from that game since he captain- mlna, Miami, Ohio', Denver; Capone era, and the tension is guard Rufus Guthrie, Georgia — Terry S.ieg, who was the ace of the undefeated Bob Friend of the National League in New York. Baseball dub owners and player ed the 193/ Columbia team and Just as great served on the football staff for Tech, San Diego; gawd Bob Rumson-Falr Haven Regional team in 1959, put on representatives agreed to return to one all-star game in 1963. (AP Wirephotol Telephones are there torcon Vog«l- , Ohio State, Boston: cen- U years. tacting players, or their coaches, quite a show Saturday as Virginia University crushed I've never been one to cry ter4Inebacker Lee Roy Jordan, or other sources across the na- Alabama, Boston; center Dave Rutgers, 41-0, on the New Brunswick gridiron. about injuries,' Bateman said. tion. Packers Rip Rams, 41-10; NFX. "They're part of football and Behrcmn, Michigan State, Buf- Before drafting a player, a club falo, and Texas' backs Jerry -Terry, a Junior halfback for the Cavaliers, you've got to take them and dolikes to know as much first hand didn't get his name In the scoring books, but was a your best. Cook, Houston and Ray Posse, Standings Information as possible, especial- Denver. whiz at lugging the football, the 187-pound Hornung Returns to Action "The secret of our success In ly if the grldder also has been EASTERN DIVISION 1960 (8-1) and 1961 ($4) was speedster picked up 72 yards on 10 carries with drafted by the American Foot- Last Place Goes First MILWAUKEE (AP) - Paid Brown of Cleveland and Steve that when someone was hurt — ball League. Who does he pre- The order of the NFL seleo the football to emerge the top rusher for the At- Homing returned to starting Van Burea of Philadelphia. and we had very few injuries — fer playing with and how much tion Is based on composite lantic Coast Conference club. duly for the first tone dace Oct. Hornung, the golden boy of there was always someone to is the freight. standings of the 14 cWbs through- 14 yesterday and Green Bay UU's'ohamptemr, has been side- Buffalo step in and do a Job. AFL Drafted Saturday New, York .417 Sunday's games. The last place Sieg also pulled in two of the three passes fired bounced beck from its Detroit lined by a twisted right knee and "This year, we had almost ev The AFL draft was Saturday team gets the first pick. This dtsuter with a 41-10 victory over WESTERN DIVISION at him by outstanding quarterback Gary Cuozzo. Only made only one brief appearance ery member of our first two in ©alUw, At least one of the would be the Los Angeles Rams. tb« lattplace Los Angeles Ram*. in the last ate games. He caught WIT Pet teams in the walking wounded NFL's top prospects, 274-pound DaBas The Rams are expected to grab one was an official completion, however, as Sieg was a 30-yard pass from Bart Starr at one time or another. tackle Junlous Buchanan of The victory, combined with De- Denver the 6-foot-3, 191found Baker al- in the first period. "We had seven or eight players Gran&liag College in Louisiana ruled out of bounds on a fine catch. The completed troit's win over Baltimore, left SanOieg* though they have a pair of top Taylor dammed home from the below par Saturday—BUI Thomp- was sealed off by the AFL. He tost covered 12 yards to the Rutgers' four-yard line con* Vines Lombardl's Packers Oakland quarterbacks from the 1961 one game In front of the lions one in the second period and the son, Doug Reeser, George Ellas, was the No. 1 choice, the Dallas FRIDAY? RESULTS draft, Roman Gabriel and Ron and set up Virginia's final touchdown. in the Western Conference race. two in (he fourth period. Starr Gus Giebelhaus, Tony Slmonel- Texans getting him and signing Boston 24, New York 17 MUler, plus veteran Zeke Brat- Each team Has wo games to hit Ron Kramer, the right end, li, Jon Paulson, Tom Tappen. In him on the spot. • The former Rumson great was the first ball- SUNDAY'S RESULTS kowski. play. The winner will meet the with a four-yard TD pass in the fact, Paulson suffered a hairline Strangely, however, two other carrier of the game. He hauled In die opening second period. Buffalo 2J, Dallas 14 A total of 280 players will he Eastern•M* a SI vl Sw • ^^#1ISW, ConferencB **iyv WSUJSljrea champs fracture of his wrist early in thi choices high on the NFL list, Hoostea M, Denver 17 Jerry Kramer, who took over game but kept playing." Terry Baker. Oregon State quar- plucked in 20 rounds. But each Hefcoff and returned, it 25 yards to the midfiekl Dec » for the National Football San Diego U, Oakland 21 Hornung'a kicking chores, lacked terback and Heisnan Trophy team will not' get 20 because stripe. A few plays later Sleg broke loose for 24 title. SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE Bateman expressed gratitude two field goals of 35 and 37 winner, and towering end Pat some have traded away their Jim Taylor, the Packers' bat- Buffalo at New York that the 16,500 spectators In sun- selection rights. The New York yards and a first down on the Rutgers' 22-yard tering fullback, ripped through yards aid added to the five ny, warm Rutgers Stadium Sat- Richter of Wisconsin among conversions. SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE standouts were not given a tum- Giants, for Instance, yielded its, Hue. TJieCwallOT continue to i»e the high-step- the Rains' Hne for two touch- Oakland at Houston urday were as "kind" as they No: 1 pick to St Louis la the downs, boosting Us teaion total Roman Gabriel, the Woot-4 were, considering the kind of day ble through the early rounds by ping Kunuonlan and he carried 12 yards toth e five rookie from North Carolina Denver lit Dallas deal for Ralph GogHesml to 17. The NFL record for IDs Boston at San Diego Rutgers wa« having, the AFL. and another first down two plays later. It took is 18, held Jointly by Jimmy State, held his own against the the Cavaliers two plays to score following Sieg's Packers* hard rushes. When one top -10 __~.._sports _: ES drive bogged down hi the first ASSOCIATED PRESS . second big gainer. period, Danny VlUanueva booted Here's bow the nation's top Red Wings a 13-yard field goal. ten college football teams fared Sieg also made his presence felt on the defense, When Gabriel was trafcped on in Saturday games: He was Very sharp on pass defense. the 25 trying to pass in the fourth 1. Southern California, 1 Romp 28-6 period, he ran to the 12 and beat Notre Dame, 2M. b the second quarter Sieg suffered • slight 2. Wisconsin, 84, did not play. MIDDLETOWN - Manny's lataraled to Dick Bass who went ' shoulder dislocation, but it dJdnt stow Wm down. the test of the way for the Rains' 3. Mississippi, 9-0, beat Mis- Baysbore Red Wings, semtpro sissippi State, 134. The team trainer worked on the shoulder in the lode touchdown. foottoaU team from MkkUetown, with the reserves in action, the 4. Texas, 9*1, did not play. . closing minutes of the second stanza and" more at boosted its record to M-l with Packers scored their fifth touch- 5. Alabama, 91, beat Auburn, baffttme and the Cavalier ace saw action In the a 2M lacing of St Joseph's, Ko- down in tfce final period on a SW>. entire second half . boken, at die Bodman Park grid- 15-yard run by Ear! Gros, the 6. Arkansas, 9-1, did not play. rookie fuUbsck from Louisiana 7. Louisiana State, 8-1-1, did iron, here, yesterday*.. , • - ^'outclassed Saturday. Virginia, fc State;;::;-•;,. ?-- - . - -y not play. The winners, who play inde- Another big sellout crowd of 8. Oklahoma, 8-2, beat Okl* Adjust Brakes and so-so team hi the Atlantic Coast Conference, finishing pendent teams, scored in every 46,833, the largest of the season homa State, 37-8. with an under .500. record in league play, made it look quarter before the losers scored in the Peckers' adopted "home" 9. Penn State, 9-1, did not play. Repack Front Just as easy as the final score indicates. The visitors hi the final quarter to avoid a at Milwaukee County Stadium, 10. Minnesota, 8-2-1, did not Wheel Bearing saw the Packers complete their Play- from Charlottesvllie could have gone over 50 points In the opening quarter, guard home season. They leave Mon- easily if die first-stringers had seen more action. The James Kaspaiak recovered a St. day for their last two games hi substitutes started seeing action immediately after the Joseph's fumble on the losers' San Francisco and Los Angeles. Al Sherman 20-yard Una to set up the win- opening touchdown. Their only defeat was a 26-14 de- ners' first touchdown. The six- ciston by Detroit Thanksgiving pointer came on an 18-yard pass Day. In Kissing, ; Season-wise, Sleg was the second leading from James Rome to John Mulli- CHICAGO (AP) - AJile Sher- gan. Bernie Keelen kicked the rusher on the dub with 216 yards. Of the regu- man, coach of tfie New York extra point. Balance Both lars be had the best per-carry average with 5.4. AFL Standing Giants, ran around the dressing The classy runner also, topped the team in the pass Rouse, who runs the club from room hugging and kissing his Front Wheels the quarterback post in the T EASTERN CONFERENCE players following a ban-owing receiving department with 289 yards on 26 catch- formation attack and tailback Pet 26-24 victory yesterday over the es, better than 10 yards a catch. post in the single wing, com- Chicago Bears which assured the bined with Keelen for an 80-yard New York J3i Pittsburgh 483 Giants a second straight Eastern scoring serial in the second quar- Division title. ter. Keelen took Rouse's toss on Cleveland .545 the Red Wing's 35-yard linWashingtoe n •50S ."Our boys were a little tighi and dashed 65 yards to paydlrt. Dallas .455 at the start," said Sherman, "bui Keelen then booted his second Philadelphia J7J when we came off the field at PAT for a 14-0 bulge. St lotuV .182 balftime we had loosened up and felt we could win. Rouse added the third touch- WESTERN CONFERENCE "No, I'm not thinking of the down himself. He scored on a 55-Green Bay 414 championship game," he said. yard run. Keeles booted the ex- Detroit .833 "IIt wilill l come. We knok w thah t tra point Chicago •58J for sure now. We sUH have to In the final stanza the winners San Francisco ij7 keep mentally and physically fit. posted TD No. 4 when Rouse ran Baltimore That's what the game of foot- IS yards to cap a 7ttyard Minnesota ball is all about." march. Kirk Freyer passed to Los Angeles Ml Sherman, receiving congratu- st»pl*M«wrt »«rls ntmm Rouse for the extra., point. SUNDAY'S RESULTS lations from Commissioner Pete udtMtanbaradUnt- St Joseph's tallied late in the Detroit 24, Baltimore 14 Rozelle of the National Football game on a 64-yard pass. Dallas 4S, Cleveland » League, said something which Halfback'Fred Holrfuss and Green Bay 41, Los Angeles It came as a bit of a surprise. middle linebacker Pete Nlstok New York M, Chicago 24 'This is, a better ball dub than •food out on the defense for the PhuadelphU 37, Washington 14 people think. In fact, we were Red Wings. FIRESTONE TREADS Pittsburgh II, St. Loots 7 wondering about it ourselves. San Francisco 15, Minnesota B LOHO XOUNOH BOWIXKETTES But now we know it's a great XUia Lsnti SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE olub and we're fortunate to have ~ L 11 Washington at Baltimore so much experience. That's al- J» U Btauty Baion T" 14 SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE ways a big help. PWMtka FiMtr ., ...,H M Cleveland at New York We had to get the club high WHITEWAUS maaw* Aw» O*HUM _M M fcutni citunw M» 15H Dallas at St Loots for this game but not too high," Pdly Aiflo S«*t Conn 13 IT be continued. "I mean we didn' ltKliw NttrCi RomtullH 1SH Green Bay at San Fraadsco — MM IIMWO — — Los Angeles at Chicago want to get so high so that if we Mhmesota at Detroit lost we'd fall so flat that we wouldn't win another game. It's CtVriott. FOOT Pittsburgh at Philadelphia ••in i ni^T iii i«mT7i tough thing to talk about the possibility of losing. Again, that's FIRST FOR P1NNSYLVANIA —Ground Is broken near where experience comes in handy." , Washington,, P«., forth* construction, of •western P»nn- The Giants earned themselves sylvania's first pari-mutjel harness track. It is axptettd a day off. Sherman told the players not to show up until to be completed next June- •"•en *'• Del Millar, Uft, Wednesday. "We usually get to- one of the co-ownan, and Joseph R.. Lynch, executive gether, and limber up on Tuesday but not tMs week. They deserve vies) president of new track. The track wMI have an all- a day off. It's really a great weather racing strip with lynthsrie, rubberlxed plasfie bunch." The hard-fought game pro- surfaca»i first in U.S. duced numerous slugging match- es with Chicago's Ed p'Bradp- vich getting thrown out of the game after a tussle with Kei York's PWI King. "We have a rule on this club,' said Sherman, "and that Is not to get thrown out of the game. Usually it's tougher to walk where your dollar buys MILES more away from a tight than to get into it. But we don't want to lose any players by having them tossed out/ STORES Sherman said the Besr battle was about as tough a game at Mapl. Ave. at Whit. St., IN OMID FICTUM, TOO _ Th. Or.ng. Bowl the Giants have played all year. "It was like the Detroit game. Red Bank—SH 7-5700 qusen, Virginia Jaiper of Dayton* Beieh, Fla., and th» Tough and bard fought. But our 1000 AsUry Ave. Atbwy Perk University of Florid*, oavorfs on the befell In M'«ml.'«• guys are capable of staying In PM 14700 there and hitting, hard. That's part of the publicity buildup for His New Year's Day why I think we have a great gam*. 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